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CAPITAL paid up (Authorized. .SI6.000.000)" $15,4q I OOO.OO ./ ;
REST IS.000.000.00
UNDIVIDED PROFITS 1.855.185.36
HEAD OFFICE-MONTREAL
BOARD OF DIRECTORS \
Ht. Hon. Lord Strathcona and
loUDt Royal. G.C.1LG., G.e. V.O., HODonry Preøident; R. B. An
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EST ABLISHED 1875
Imperial Bank of Canada
HEAD OFFICE
TORONTO
PAID-UP CAPITAL ..,... ...... ...... ........ $6.000.00 0 . 00
RESERVE FUND.. ...' . . . . . . . . . . .. ........... $ 6.000.000.00
TOTAL ASSETS OVER......................$70.000,OOO.00
Directors
D. R, WILKIE. President, HON. ROBERT
Wm, Ramsay of Bo'Wland. Elias Rogers.
r ;eg-Ho'Wland. Sir Wm. Whyte (Winnipeg).
Hon. Richard Turner. Wm. Hamilton Merritt. M.D..
(Quebec) (St. Catharines)
D. R. WILKIE, General Manager. E, HAY, Asst. General Manager.
W, MOFFAT. Chief Inspector.
provlnce of Ontario.
AMHERSTBURG
BELWOOD
BOLTON
BRANTFORD
OALEDON EAST
COBALT
COCHRANE
COTTAM
ELK LAKE
ESSEX
FERGUS
FONTHILL
FORT WILLIAM
GALT
HAMILTON
HARROW
HUMBERSTONE
INGERSOLL
JORDAN, VINELAND
KENORA
LISTOWEL
LONDON
MARSHVILLE
MERRITTON
NASHVILLE
NEW LISKEARD
NIAGARA F ALI..S
NIAGARA- ON - THE-
LAKE
NORTH BAY
OTTAWA
PALGRAVE
Branches
PORCUPINE
rORT ARTHUR
PORT COLBORNE
PORT ROBINSON
RIDGEWAY
SAULT STE. MARIE
SOUTH PORCUPI
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SOUTH WOODSLEE
ST. CATHARINES
ST. DAVID'S
ST. THOMAS
THESSALON
TORONTO
WELLAND
WINDSOR
WOODSTOCK
Province of Quebec,
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
Province of Ma.nitoba.
BRANDON
PORTAGE LA
PRAIRIE
WINNIPEG
Province of Saska.tch-
ewan,
BALGONIE
BROADVIEW
FORT QU'APPELLE
HAGUE
MOOSE JAW
NTH. BATTLEFORD
PRINCE ALBERT
JAFFRAY. Vice-President.
J. Kerr Osborne.
Ca'Wthra Mulock.
W. J, Gage.
REGINA
ROSTHERN
SASKATOON
WILKIE
WYNYARD
Province of Alberta,
A THABASOA LAND-
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BANFF
CALGARY
EDMONTON
LETHBRIDGE
MEDICINE HAT
REDCLIFF
RED DEER
ETRA THCON A
WET ASKIWIN
Province of British
Columbia,
ARROWHEAD
CHASE
CRANBROOK
FERNIE
GOLDEN
KAMU:>OPS
MICHEL
}'[OYIE
NELSON
J\'FW MICHEL
RJEVELSTOKE
VANCOUVER
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GREAT BRITAIN-Lloyds Bank Limited.
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Limited.
Bank of Ireland.
U .ITED STATES-Ne'W York: Bank of the Manhattan Co,
Chicago: First National Bank
FRANCE.-Credit Lyonnais. .GERMANY-Deutsche Bank.
Savmgs Department at all Branches.
Travellers' Le
ters of Credit issued. available in all parts of the 'World. Drafts.
cheques, etc.. negotiated and general banking business transacted.
f Information regarding Canadian securities and investments may be obtained
rom Messrs. Lloyds Bank Limited. 60 Lombard Street. London. E.C.
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MOL SONS
BANK
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855,
Head Office, MONTREAL,
CAPITAL PAID UP.
RESERVE FUND,
Canada
$4,000,000.00
4,600,000.00
BRANCHES:
Smith's Falls Knowlton
St. Marys VlChine Locb
St. 'I homas Montreal
West End !:It. James St.
East End Branch St. Catherine St.
Teeswater Market & Harbour
Toronto St. Henry \
Bay Street Maisonneuve
Queen St. W. Bch Cote des Neiges
Trenton St. Lawrence Blvd
wales Cote St. Paul
Waterloo PierrevilIe
West Toronto Quebec
Williamsburg Richmond
Woodstock oberval
Zurich orel
QUEBEC St. Cesaire
Arthabaøka Ste. Flavie Station
Bedford St. Oura
Chicoutimi Ste. Therese de
Drummondville Blainville
Fraserville & Riviere Victoriaville
du Loup Sta. Waterlo
ALBERTA. Exeter
CalJ\'ary Forest
Camrose Frankford
Diamond City Hamilton
Edmonton James Street
Lethbridge }Iarket Branch
BRITISH RensaU
COLU
IBlA Highgate
Revelstoke .- Iroquois
Vancouver Kingsvil e
Main St. Branch Kirkton
MANITOBA Lambton Mills
Winnipeg London
Portage Ave. Branch Lucknow
ONTARIO M
aford
Alvinston Merlin
Amhereøtburg Morrisburg
Aylmer Norwich
Brockville Ottawa
ChesterviUe Owen Sound
Clinton Petralia
Dashwood Port Arthur
Drumbo Ridgetown
Dutton Simcoe
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
WM. MOLSON MACPHERSON, President I
S. H. EWING, Vice-President
W. M. RAMSAY. J. P. CLEGlfORN.
H. MARKLAND MOLSON, GEO. E. DRUMMOND.
CHARLES B. GORDON.
JAMES ELLIOT. General Manager
A. D. DURNFORD. Chief Inspector and SuPt. of Branches
W. H. DRAPER, Inspector
E. W. WAUD, J, H, CAMPBELL and H. A. HARRIES, Asst. Ins.
AGENTS IN GREAT BRITAIN AND COLONIES,
LONDON AND UVERPOOL-Parr's Bnnk, Limited
IRELAND-Munster and Leinster Bank, Limited
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND-The Union Bank of Australia, Limited
SOUTH AFRICA-The Standard Bank of South Afr;ca., Limited
FOREIGN AGENTS.
FRANCE-Societe Generale
GEftMANY-Deutsche Bank
BELGIe
l, ANTWEHP-La Banque D'Am'ers
CHINA AND JAPAN-Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
CUBA-Banco Nacional deCuLa
AGENTS IN THE UNITED STATES
NEW YORK-Mechanics & l\I
tals Natl. Bk. National City Bk. lIan01.er Nat!. Bk.
BOSTON-State National Bank. Kidder, Peabody & Co.
CHICAGO-Firl't National Bank.
PmLADELPHIA-Fourth St. N. B. Philadelphia Nat. Bk. Corn E
. National Bank
DETROIT-P"oples State Bank.
BUFFALO-Third N'ltional Bank.
MINNEAPOLIS-First National Bank.
AND IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES,
Collections made in all parts of the Dominion and Returns
promptly remitted at lowest rates of exchange,
Commercial Letters of Credit and Travellers' Circular Letters issued,
available in all parts of the world,
Canada's Grand Trunk Railway
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GRAND TRUIK
FOR COMFORT, SPEED AND SAFETY
The most popular express in Canada is the Inter-
national, Limited, which leaves Montreal daily at
9 a.m, for Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara Falls, Detroit,
Chicago, and Western Canada and United States,
Best! Route to the Charming Holiday Resorts in the
Highlands of Ontario.
FOR QUICK HANDLING OF FREIGHT TRAFFIC
One instance-A RECORD-Dry goods which left
Liverpool per R.M.S. .. Teutonic" at 7 p.m. on July
15th arrived Montreal 5 p,m, July 22nd. went for-
ward per GRAND TRUNK and reached Toronto
Sunday,23rd, ready for delivery on Monday, July
24th,
LET US HANDLE )YOUR '
FREIGHT TRAFFIC
Send your small parcels, valuables, travellers'
samples, etc" by Canadian Express, which is oper-
ated in connection with the GRAND TRUNK.
w. E. DAVIS
Pass. Traff. Manager
Montreal
G.T,BELL
Asst. Pass. Traff. Mgr.
Montreal
H, G. ELLIOTT
Gen, Pass. Agent
Montreal
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HOTEL SYSTEM
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
THE CHATEAU FRONTENAC-QUEBEC
in the quaintest and hisoo-rically the most interesting city in America. One of the
finest hotels on the continent. It occupies a commanding position overloo-kin.g the
St. Lawrence, its site being unrivalled. One mile from C.P.R. Station. Ame-ri-
can plan. THE PLACE VIGER-MONTREAL
is 8 handsome structure immediately opposite the Vige'r Square' at Piaoo Viger
Station
11 miles from 'Vindsor Street Station, and at a conveni
nt distance from
Ocean Line docks, most tas.tefully furnished, the style and ele
nce characterizing
the Ohateau Fronlte-nac at Quebec, being also found he're. Amerioan pLan.
THE ALGONQUIN-ST. ANDREWS. N.B.-(Open from June to September)
bas rece,n.tly been thoroughly renO'V-ated and much enlarged. Best natu,NlI golf
links in Oanad&. AlSo<> The Inn (open from July 1st) at $2.50 per day and up.
ward. American plan.
McADAM STATION HOTEL-McADAM JUNC,. N.B.
is especially conrvenient fo-r oommerc1al and other traVielle.rs, owing to its location
at the junction- with ,the main. line of the Oompany's bran-ch Hne6 iIlJtersecting New
Brunoswick. American plan.
CALEDO
IA SPRINGS HOTEL-CALEDONIA SPRINGS. ONT.
is situated at the famous Caledo.n-ia Springs, ahout BOO yards from the C.P.R.
Sta.tion. The Springs .are nO'W wen known allover the American Continent.
Special rates by the week or month.
THE ROYAL ALEXANDRA-WINNIPEG. MAN.
a recently oompleted BOO-room house, situ.ated a,t the RaHway station, furnished
with every modern con'Venien00. Europan plan.
NEW HOTEL AT CALGARY, ALTA,
The Company has decided 00 build a Hotel at Calgary, construction to be com-
me-nced during 1911. The pIan and general .arrangements of the other Hotels of
t.he Company wiU be followed and every known modern conve,nien,oo will be in.
stalled. BANFF ISPRINGS HOTEL-BANFF, AL T A.-(Open May 15th to Oct. 15th)
in the Oanadian National Park, on the easte'rn slo-pe of the Rocky Moun-tains is
4,500 feet 8Ibove sea level, at the junction of the BO'W and S-pray Rivers. A large
and handsome structure. Distance from C.P.R. Station is about 11 miles, and
tl'lansfelr charge is 25 ooDJts. American pla.n.
CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE-LAGGAN. ALTA.-(Open from June 10th to Sept. 30th)
is a quiet resting place in the mountains, situated by Lake Louise. from which
there is a good carriage driVie. A convenient base from which to explore the
Lakes in the Clouds.. The Ohateau is &ituated about 21 miles from Laggan Station,
and transfer charge is 50 ce-n1ts, American plan.
MOUNT STEPHEN HOUSE-FIELD ST A TIO
. B.C
a chalet ho.tel fifty miles we.st of Banff, at the base of Mount Stephen, which
towers 8,000 feet .above. This is a favorite plaoo fo.r tourists, mountain climbers
and artists. The wonderful Yo-ho Valley is reached by way of Field. Ame.rican pLan.
EMERALD LAKE CHALET- NEAR FIELD. B.C.-(Open June 15th to SePt. 30th)
a mOf>t rQmantically situat.ed -Swiss ohalet hotel with accommooation for forty
guests. The gatew.ay to Yoho Velley. Seven mileß from Field Sta,tion. Transfer
charge $1.00. American plan.
GLACIER HOUSE---<ìLACIER. B.C,-(Open May 1st to October 31st)
in the heart of .the Se-Ikirks, within forty-five minutes walk o.f the Gre.at Glacier.
which covers an area of about thirty-eight square mile.s. American plan.
HOTEL REVELSTOKE-REVELSTOKE, B.C..
situated bet
n the SeMdrk and Gold Ranges, a.t the ,-port,al Qf the West Kootena
'
gold fields and the ATr<JIW Lakes. Amerioan plan. A. J. MacDonel.l, Le6see.
KOOTENA Y LAKE HOTEL-BALFOUR, B.C.
A new fir&t-class rourist hotel at Balfour. B.C., American pIan.
HOTEL SICA1\'IOUS-SICAMOUS, B.C,
built on the sho're6 of the ShusW\ap Lakes, where the Okanagan branch of the
C.P.R. begins. American plan.
HOTEL VANCOUVER-VANCOUVER, B.C.
the Pacific Coast terminus of the Railway, is a hotel designed to serve the large
commercial business of the citro as well as the tourists who find it profita.ble and
interesting to remain a d.ay or lonoger. SitThBted 1 mile from C.P.R. StatiQn.
Transfer charge 25 cents. American plan.
EMPRESS HOTEL-VICTORIA, B.C.
Newly oompleted; at short distance from boat landing. One of the most beautiful
hotels on the American Oontinent. European plan. .
HAYTE>R REED, Manager in Ohief, Hotel Depa.rtment, C.P.R., MONTREAL.
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ROCKCLIFFE PARK
OTTAWA,ONT.
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minutes of the centre of Ottawa,
Special preparation for the Royal Military College and
Universities, In the last two years all candidates sent in
for the Royal Military College have obtained Cadetships,
one FIRST Place.
Junior Department for little Boys,
For Calendar and full particulars apply
Rev. Geo, P. Woollcombe, M,A, (Oxon.)
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Royal Military College
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T HERE are few national institutions of more value and in-
terest to the country than the Royal Military College of
Canada. Notwithstanding this, its object and the work
it is accomplishing are not sufficiently understood by the
general public. i
The College is a Government Institution, designed primarily
for the purpose of giving instruction in all branches of military
science to cadets and officers of the Canadian Militia, In fact,
it corresponds to Woolwich and Sandhurst,
The Commandant and military instructors are all officers on
the active list of the Imperial Army, lent for the purpose, and
there is in addition a complete staff of professors for the civil sub-
jects which form such an important part of the College course,
Medical attendance is also provided,
Whilst the College is organized on a strictly military basis,
the cadets receive a practical and scientific training in subjects
essen tial to a sound modern education,
The course' includes a thorough grounding in Mathematics,
Civil Engineering, Surveying, Physics, Chemistry, French and
English.
The strict discipline maintained at the College is one of the
most valuable features of the course, and in addition, the constant
practice of gymnastics, drill and outdoor exercises of all kinds
secures health and excellent physical condition,
Commissions in all branches of the Imperial Service and Cana-
dian Permanent Force are offered annually.
The diploma of graduation is consid..,red by the authorities
conducting the examination for Dominion Land Surveyor to be
equivalent to a univerc;ity degree, and by the regulations of the
Law Society of Ontario, it obtains the same exemptions as a
B.A, degree,
The length of the course is three years, in three terms of 9l
months each,
The total cost of the course, including board, uniform, instruc-
tional material, and all extras, is about $800.
The annual competitive examination for admission to the
College takes place in May of each year, at the headquarters of
the several military districts,
For full particulars regarding this examination and for any
other information, application should be made to the Secretary
of the Military Council, Ottawa, Ont,; or to the Commandant,
Royal Military College, Kingston, Ont, I January. 1912
BONDS OF SURETYSHIP
NO OTHER BUSINESS
The Guarantee Company of
North America
THE PIONEER COMPANY
EST ABLISHED 1872
BONDS for officers and employes in aU pOl'itions of trust.
BONDS required by Inland Revenue DepartmeDt from Licensed Manu-
facturers and Warehousemen.
BONDS in lieu of certified cheques to accompaDY teDdeI'8 by contractors
for furnishing supplies.
BONDS for costs in actions before the Courts,
BONDS required under Succession Duty ActE'.
Paid-up Capital and Resources over
$2,000,000
This Compan
"R bonds are accepted by the Dominion andProvinciaJ..Govern.
ments, and by the leading B
nking. Railway aDd Commerical Corpor-
ations of Canada and of the united States.
Over $2,250,000 in claims has been paid to Employers
for losses sustained through the infidelity of employes.
NO CLAIMS IN SUIT OR DISPUTE.
DIRECTORS:
HARTLAND S. MACDOUGALL, PresÏolent
WILLIAM WAINWRIGHT Vice-President
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PREVIOUS WORKS AND PUBLICATIONS OF
DR. HENRY J, MORGAN,
Dr. Morgan is a noatiye of Oanada; was educated at Morrin Co1Je
, Queooc i entered
the Canadian public ærvice. 1853 i was called to the Bar (Que-bee and Ontario), 1873 i is
a carrespondIng member of the Historical Societies of Quebec, Buffalo. Manitoba and New
York, of the Saciety {)f Historical Studieß, Montre.al, and {)f the American Ge{)graphical
Sooiety, a Fellow of the R<Jyal &ciety of Narthern Antiquaries of Denmark, and an
Honorary FelI{)IW of the Ro
'al Colonial Institute (j<f England i was grant;e.d the han. degree
of 1a!.A. iby Amherst College, Massachusetts. 1881, the h{)n. degree of LL.D. by the.
University of Otta1wa (R<Jman Catholic), 1903, and that of D.C.L. by the University
of King's CoUege. NO'Va Scotia (Church O'f E'ng1and), 1905; was eJected .a Fellow of
the &
J Society of OaJ!looa, 1904, a.nd a memoor 0If the Aiutholl"s' Club, Lo'IlOOn, Eng.l8nd,
ill 1910.
1. .. Tour of H. R. H. the Prince of Wales through Canada and the
United States" (Quebec, 1860).
2. .. Sketches of Celebrated Canadians and persons connected with
Canada" (Quebec. 1862),
3. .. Buchanan on the Industrial Politics of America" (Montreal. 1864).
4. .. Speeches and Addresses of Hon. Thomas D' Arcy McGee in favour
of British American Union," edited (London, 1865).
5. .. The place British Americans have won in History "-a Lecture
(Ottawa. 1865).
6. .. The Bibliotheca Canadensis; or, A Manual of Canadian Litera-
ture" (Ottawa, 1867).
7. .. The Canadian Legal Directory: A Guide to the Bench and Bar of
the Dominion" (Toronto. 1878).
8. .. Canadian Men and Women of the Time" (Toronto, 1898).
9. .. Types of Canadian Women, Past and Present" (Toronto, 1903),
10. .. Canadian Life in Town and Country" (together with Mr, L. J,
Burpee, F.R.S. C., London, 1905); besides various brochures and newspaper
and magazine articles upon a variety of subjects.
In 1862 Dr. Morgan established .. The Canadian Parliamentary Com-
panion." which he edited and published annually up to 1876; and, in
IS.8, .. The Dominion Annual Register and Review." which he like-
wise edited and published, annually, up to 1887,
.. More general oontributians W history are the worIæ af the Abbê Faillon, af Mr.
Parkman. of Dr. Scadding, af the Abbê Laverdiêre, of Sir J. M. Le Maine, of Judge
Haliburton, of Mr. Fennings Ta
'lar, of Dr. Miles, of the Abbê Casgrain. of 001. Gray,
af Mr. Louis Turcotte, of Mr. Oharles Lindse
', of Dr. George Stewart, and of Dr. H. J.
Morgan. We might add very largely w this liat, which serves rather to show the variety
of wa;rs in which historical talent ma
. 00 advantageousIr occupied than to sum up what
has been accomplished. Of all these writers there is nane who is more de-se'rving of the
gr.atitude of his fe.Ilow-citizens than the last-mentioned. Hardly a day passes, indeed,
in which we, as journalists, do not refer for information tOo so.me af Dr. Morgan's various
stares of information, and rarely da we refer to them in vain."-Montreal Gazette.
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FIRST EDITION,
II Indispensa.ble,."-Rev. Dr. Gray.
.. Perfection."-Toronto Newø.
.. M
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Chamberlain.
.. Inltere'Stñ.ng a.nd usefu.l."-H. R. B_
Princeøø Lou(lIe.
.. An admirable work."-Hon. N. O.
Wallace, M.P.
.. Of constant service."-Earl of Car-
narvon.
.. Just what WiSS wanted."-Lord Strath-
cona and Mount Royal.
.. Of daily use to m.e....-Biøhop Worrell.
.1 Useful and V'aJu6Ible."-Late Sir Henry
Strong.
.. We were very glad to hear of you
Bgtadn."-Duke 0/ Argyll.
.. A mine o,f useful information."-
Marquiø 0/ Lanødowne.
.. Of much practical value."-Earl 0/
A. berdeen.
II AlwaY'S accurate, fair and just."-
Late Judge Baby.
II Simply indispe.nsßble."-Father Drum-
mond.
.. U".1tlUrpassed and unexceIled."--Judge
Girouard.
.. An alto
ether admirable and valuable
work."-Chas. G. D. Robertø.
.. An immense help to me."-Hiø Excel-
lencv the Earl 0/ Minto, late GovernoT'
General 0/ India.
.. I gladly add my name to your sub.
scriptio.n list."-Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, K.C., M.P.
.. His sketches are highly praiseworthy
for their compactness and the lack of such
fulsome eulogies as o-ur own cyclopædias
()often tolerate."-N. :r. Nation.
II While comparing well with its English
model. it I>ORSesseS features of its own
which add to its interest and enhan'ce its
Vi3,llle."-Late N. F. Davin, K.C., M.P.
II Dr. Mo.rgan is entitled to the grati-
tude o,f those who have long lamented the
lack of a comprehensive modern work of
this class-It-Canadian Magazine.
.. Shows a master.hand."-Dr, A. D. de
Celleø, C.M.G.
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:refUllY and ably done."-PrincipaZ
.. Very well done."-MÌ8ø Lily Dougall.
.. Tharoughly well done."-Weøtminøter
Review.
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success of your works."-H. E. Col. Sir
Percy Girouard.
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Lt.-Col. Deniøon.
II Excellently done."-Sir J. D. Edgar.
II The most complete work of its kind in
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-Late Senator Mas80n.
II I felt at home when I found a 'Mor.
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II In legal circles we call Dr. Mo-rgan
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Canadian Hiography."-F. E. Moberley.
.. Dr. Mo'rgan has done good work for
Canada as a literary man, and de.8e'1'ves
well ()of his country."-The late Right Hon-
orable Sir John A. Macdonald, G.C.B.,
Prime Miniøter 0/ Canada.
II No o'ne in Canada has done, or co1l1d
have done, the wo,rk you have accomplished,
and fifty years hence )'Mlr name will be
familiar to Canadians when the gre.at mass
of our now familiar n'ames win have- been
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II Admirable."-Beckleø Willøon.
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vi OPINIOKS WITH REFERENCE TO THE FIRST EDITION
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.. The fairest-minded man I have ever
melt."-The late Hon. Wm. MacdougaU,
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.. No one can afford to be left out of
· Morgan.' "-Charles Mair.
.. The standard authority in Canadian
biogr,aphy."-Mail and Empire.
" Like all his previous works, well
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"In illustrations o-f success achieved
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Montreal Gazette.
.. Am never at a loss as regards Cana.
dians with ' MQrgan' .at hand."-Sir
Cavendish Boyle.
., Re.}i.able .ini.n-r-ormatiom, rega,rdJl.E
SiS of
frie-nd ()r fæ."-Lt.-Col. A. H. Todd.
.. It well sustains Dr. Morgan's reputa-
tion as a writer for accuracy, f.airness and
fullness."-La Presse.
.. Always tho.rough and accurate."-Rev.
Dr. Hugh Johnston.
II Fair and just to all races, creeds and
classes."-Sir H. E. Taschereau.
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Curran.
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banking and commercial men of the
Dominion.. NQ man of .any importance has
been overlo-oked."-Henri J. Barbeau.
II .Well pleased with the fairness with
which you have described the careers of
our public men, and particularly with the
impartiality with which their political
views have been recorded. Yo.ur services
to Canadian historical literature for the
past thirty
ea.rs have been of a mo.st
valuable character."-Sir G. W. Ross.
"Dr. MQrgan is known all over the
world by the works which he has published
on Canadian institutions and the make.rs
o.f Canada. He is an ideal editor, and
approaches his task with a thorough
knowled'ge and a parliamentary draughts.
man's ha.bit o.f minute accuracy. His book
is a much b!tter one than the English
, Men of the Time.' "-The Queen (Lon.
don).
II An able and ind.ispensable produc-
tion."-Late Judge Mills.
" B,' f.1r the most authentic and valuable
work òf the kind yet pro.duced in Canada'."
-Bon. James Young.
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affection."-Ottawa Citizen.
"The condensed result of )-ears of lit-
erary toil, fOT which the public should be
duly grateful."-Sir Sandford Fleming.
.. Pre'Paæed w1Ít.h evidemot ('lara as wel'! IlJS
with manifest judgment."-Literary World.
.. Could not have been better doue."-
E. W. Thomson, E\R.S.O.,
ut11orr of .. OJd
M,an Savarin."
.. Indispensable to libra.ries, both public
and private, to professional men and jour-
nalists."-Bookseller and Publisher.
"A hand-hook which has lon.g been
wanted'. Dr. M'Organ was well qualified for
the task of editorship."-London Times.
. .. The first book in the CQ.untry to be
consulted by a visito-r 0-0- his arrival in
Ga.nad&"-Late T. C. Patteson..
.. Dr. Mo,rgan is more than a mere
delve.r. He is a rare historical sch-olar
and a master of literary expressiou"'-
Saturday Night.
"I have had occasion to- consult your
work hundreds of times, and if there is
a man in Canada towards whom I feel a
pressing sense of gratitude, you are he."-
Prof. Keys.
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l, who has
p
'aced the hund,red's 00' thOUoSanoW! of Oa-noa.
dliaus an this
id.e oiÍ the' boIundJary Linoe.,
a,s weoll
,as a,l,l S!e'a.!"ohe;rs forr ind'orrmatio.n
as to the oa.ree<l"S 00' emine'lllt Ownadï.ans,
un'oor a.n immense wea'ght of ob1ig1a,Ì'Íou."
-Self Culture.
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the CanacLian press than any other work."
-E. R. Parkhur6t.
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well prepared such a volume as the author,
who has long enjoyed pre-eminence as an
authQrity on Canadian affairs."-Colonies
and India.
"If Dr. Mo.rgan had never discharged
any other service for his fellow-count-r;)men
than the preparation o.f this great work of
biography. he would have been entitled to
no slight share of their gratitude."-
Toronto Globe.
.. D.r. Morgan is our V.apereau and our
Sidney Lee. His' Men and .W'Omen of the
Time' is a work of remarkable lab-o-r,
eruditio-n and research. It is a joy to read
his page.s, so fxee from the slightest pre-
judice, sh{)IWing in every line an openness
of mind, a sincerity and an elevation of
view which put fanaticism to shame."-
La Presse.
.. A serviceable bO<Jk of reference both
in England and Canada. The autho.r, Dr.
H. J. Morgan., has long been known as
an experienced and capable chro-nicler o.f
lives and events, and probably no man in
the Dominion has done more than he has
in the departments of biography and bibli-
ography. His' Celebrated Canadians'
appeared more than a quarter of a century
ago....-Literature (Londl()n).
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su'bgtan,tï.a.l aCIDnKJIW'!.ed,gment we,re lIlIa.de to
Dr. M'Ûlf'gan foc the eminent selfviceos he is
:rendeil"ing to the DOIDJindoJ1l."-Col. S. B.
Steele, C.B., Winnipeg.
.. A veteran w.rite,r whose pen has for
more than half a cen-tury maintained the
perpetuation and strengthening of Imperial
ties as the only 10)-a1, wise and sane
('muse for aU ooncerllted."-Dr. John
Reade, Montreal.
PREFACE.
T HE first edition of "Canadian :Men and 'Vomen of the Time"
appeared in 1898, It comprised a volume of 1,118 pages, royal
octavo, and included, approximately, 2,891 sketches of living char-
acters. Of these over 900, or almost 33 per cent., have since died,
The volume met with a warm reception and was more than ordin-
arily successful. Its circulation was large, and extended to the re-
motest. corners of the world, It was and is to be found in all the
principal public libraries of Europe, Asia and America, as well as in
a great many private collections, It was largely used by the news-
paper press, mostly, however, without acknowledgment, a species of
plagiarism into which a p;rtion of the Fourth Estate seems to have
fallen, in the present day, without any apparent sense of shame.
Various works, modelled upon the same lines as the present one,
have since been started in Canada, but none of them have answered
the public expectation-hence a demand has arisen for :=t second edi-
tion of cc Canadian :\len and Women of the Time," to meet which the
present volume has been prepared. Like its predecessor, the Editor
trusts that it may be found accurate, trustworthy, and up-to-date. It
is certainly as complete, as regards the number of characters repre-
8ented, as well as the facts and information touching them, as
circumstances have permitted. If any name of importance has been
omitted, the fault, upon examination, will be found not to rest with
the Editor, but with someone more directly concerned.
rrhe volume now submitted will be found to contain a greater
number of names than the previous one, some 7,900 sketches being
included within its folds. Of these some have died while the book
was being published, but any such occurrences, with other unforeseen
changes, will be found to be duly recorded in their proper place,
A second volume, embracing portraits of the persons represented
herein, will appear just as soon as all the portraits have been collected
for the purpose.
rrhe Editor has been indebted to many persons for various cour-
tesies and other assistance received during the preparation of the
book. A list of thes'e ladies and gentlemen is subjoined, and to one
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and all he tenders his hearty thanks. His acknowledgments are
especially due to his younger son, M"r, Hamilton Richards :Morgan,
who, throughout, has been of material assistance in revising the
proof sheets and otherwise rendering important service.
The full list of those to whom we have been indebted is 8S
follows, the names being given in alphabetical order:
Fred Abraham, Montreal; Dr. Silas Alward, K.C,; Lt.-Col. J,
R. Armstrong, St, John, N.B.; Major-General the Rt. Hon. Lord
Aylmer, Queen's Bay, B.C,; Prof. Alfred Baker, :M.A., Toronto; the
late Jrflle, Robertine Barry ('"'" Francoise "), Montreal; Dr. Robert Bell
F.R,S" Ottawa; His Honour Judge Benson, Port Hope, Ont,; Hon,
A. Bergevin, M,L..C., Montreal; l\frs. Jean Blewett, Toronto; John
Boyd, Montreal; R, Errol Bouchette, LL.B., Library of Parliament,
Ottawa; J. P. Bucke, Sarnia, Ont.; "\Vm. Buckingham, Stratford,
Ont,; Lt.-Col. W. S, Buell, Brockville, Ont.; W, W, Campbell, LL.D.
Ottawa; E. S, Caswell, Public Library, Toronto;
fajor E. M,
Chadwick, K.C., Toronto; Major Chambers, Gentleman Usher of the
Black Rod, Ottawa; E. T, D, Chambers, Quebec; J. A. Chis-
holm, K.C" Halifax, N.S.; F, Blake Crofton, London, Eng,; N. Orner
Coté, 1.S.0" Ottawa; Capt, Thos. Coté, do.; the late Hon. lVIr, Justice
Curran, LL.D., Montreal; Dr. Willoughby Cummings, Toronto;
Uadame Danùurand, Montreal; Hon. L. O. David, Senator, do,; Hon,
!fr, Justice Davidson, D.C,L., do.; A. D. de Celles, C.M.G., LL.D.,
General Librarian, Ottawa; Col. G. T. Denison, Police Magistrate,
Toronto; :
\Iiss de Pencier, Spencerville, Ont.; William Dennis, Hali-
fax, N.S.; Theodore Doucet,
fontreal; William Drysdale, His
lVlajesty's Customs, :Montreal; Hon. J. V, Ellis, Senator, St,
John, N.B.; Sir Sandford Fleming, K,C,M,G" LL.D., Ottawa;
'1'. B. Flint, D.C.L., Clerk of the House of Commons, Ottawa;
Edward Foley, Advocate, Quebec; His Honour the late Hon, D, C.
Fraser, D,C.L" Lieut.-Governor of N ova Scotia; Hector Garneau,
Advocate, Montreal; Lt.-Col. J. D, Gemmill, Rome, Italy; C, H,
Gould, Librarian, McGill University, M:ontreal; Dr, J, M, Harper,
(}uebec; C. A. E. Harris,s,
Ius. Doc., Ottawa; Prof, R, Carr Harris,
C.E., Kingston, Ont,; Lt,-Col. Edward Harrison, Ottawa; }frs, Kate
Simpson Hayes (" :M:ary :M:arkwell "), 'Vinnipeg; Lady Hickson,
1.fontreal; J. Geo. Hodgins, I.S.O., LL.D., Toronto; Miss Catherine
Hughes, Provincial Archivist, Edmonton, Alta.; Col. Hon, Sam!.
J I ughes, :Minister of Jrfilitia and Defence, Ottawa; Lt.-Col. It E.
Kent, Kingston, Ont.; The Venerable Archdeacon Ker, D.C,L" :1font-
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real; the Secretary of the Law Society, Toronto; :Madame Lavergne,
Montreal; J. B. Learmont, :Montreal; John Leslie, Secretary, Dept.
of Justice, Ottawa, W. D, Lighthall, K.C" F.R.S,C., Montreal; Mrs.
Isabel .
facdonell, Brockville, Ont,; John A. Macdonell, K.C"
Alexandria, Ont.; Hon, Wm, McDonald, Senator, Glace Bay, N,S.;
Hon. P. T, McGrath, St. Johns, Nfld.; the Venerable Archdeacon Mac-
Morine, Kingston, Ont.; Dr,
rarois, Quebec; Hon, Wm. :Miller, K.C.,
F.C" Senator, Arichat, N,S,; Miss Mary Morgan, London, Eng,;
Lt.-Col. E. W, B. Morrison, D.S.O., Editor-in-Chief, Daily Citizen,
Ottawa; Very Rev. W, J. :Murphy, D.D., Rector, University of
Ottawa; Capt. Newton, fo!merly A.D,C., Ottawa; Miss Nisbit, Hamil-
ton, Ont,; J, p, Noyes, K.C., 8weetsburg, P. Q,; Miss A. M. Nutting,
Baltimore,
fd.; James O'Halloran, K.C., CowansvilIe, P,Q.; Fred-
erick Paul, Editor-in-Chief, Saturday Night, 'Toronto; John Reade,
LL,D" F,R.S.C., Assistant Editor JHontreal Gazette, Montreal; J,
Ross Robertson, Editor-in-Chief, Daily Telegram, 'roronto; J.
Palmerston Robertson, Provincial Librarian, Winnipeg; C, BlackeU
Robinson, Ottawa; Hon. Sir G, \V. Ross, LL.D" F.R.S.C" Toronto;
S. D. Scott, Vancouver, B.C.; Collingwood Schrieber, C,M.G., C,E.,
Ottawa; Rev, Thomas, Sedgwick, D.D., Tatamagouche, N,S.; J. H,
8enkler, K.C., Vancouver, B.C,; Major L. W, Shannon, London,
Ont.; R. \V, Shannon, M.A., barrister, Calgary, AHa.; :Miss Clarice
Smith, Ottawa; Lt.-Col. H. R. Smith, C.U,G., I.S,O., Sergeant-
at-Arms, House of Commons, Ottawa; the late Lt.-Col. A, A. Steven-
eon, Montreal; H, E. Suckling, Canadian Pacific Railway, Montreal;
Benjamin SuIte, Ottawa; L. P. Sylvain, Library of Parliament,
Ottawa; the late Co1. Hon. David Tisdale, K.C" Simcoe, Ont,; Wil-
liam Wainwright, Vice-President, Grand Trunk Railway,
Iontreal;
Horace Wallis, Premier's Department, Toronto; Lt.-Co!. Fred White,
C,M.G" Comptroller, Royal North-\Vest Mounted Police, Ottawa;
D, R, Wilkie, President Imperial Bank, Toronto; Lt.-Col. C, F,
Winter, D.A.A. General, Montreal;
fajor Henry J, Woodside, Otta-
wa; the Rt, Rev, C, L. Worrell, D.C.L., Bishop of Nova Scotia, Hali-
fax, N.S.; Hon. James Young, GaIt, Onto
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and \Vomen of the Time" should be addressed to the Editor, Box
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des
United Service Møgazi1le.
UniV&l"Bity Oalend,al"8.
Walford's County Familieil.
Washington., He.nry G., Men and W.omen
of the Time.
Week, The.
We"tmimter, The.
When Was It, A British Chronology.
Whitaker'. Almanack.
Whitaker's Nav,al and Military Directory.
Whitaker's Peerage, Baronetace. Knight-
ace, Compan.ionage.
Who'. Whol
Who'. Who in America'.
Who's Who in New York.
Withrow. Rev. Dr., Hiatory of Canonda.
World Almanac, N, Y.
Young. Hoon. Jamee, Public Men and
Public Life in Canada..
Year Book and Clergy List of the Church
(;1 Enlland in Canada.
EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS,
A.A., Amateur Athletic.
A.A.A.S., American ARsociation for
the Advancement of Science.
A.A.G., Assistant-Adjutant-General.
A.B., Bachelor of Arts.
Acad., Academy.
A.D., Anno Domini.
A.D.C" Aide-de-Camp.
Ad eun., Ad eundem gradum (admitted
to the same degree).
Adjt., Adjutant.
Admn., Administratifln.
Admnr., Administrator.
Advanc., Advance; Advancement.
Advis., Advisory.
A. F. & A. M., Ancient, Free and
Accepted ::\IasDn. ·
Agricul., Agriculture; Agricultural;
Agricul turist.
Agricult., Agriculturist.
Agst., Against.
Ala., Alabama.
Ald., Alderman.
Alta., Alberta.
Am., America; American.
A.M., Master of Arts; Associate
Iem-
ber.
A.M.LC.E., Associate Member of the
Institution of Civil Engineers.
A.M.S., Army Medical Services.
Anat., Anatomy, Anatomical.
Ang., Anglican.
Anthrop., Anthropography; Anthr-o-
pology; Anthroposophy; Anthropo-
logical.
Antiq., Antiquarian.
A.O.U.W., Ancient Order of United
Workmen.
Apt, April.
Appt.. Appointment.
Apptd., Appointed,
Apts., Apartments.
A Q. M. G., Assistant-Quartermaster-
General.
AR.A., Associate of the Royal Acad-
emy.
ARC.A., Associate of the Royal
Canadian Academy.
Arch., Architecture; Architect; Archi-
tectural.
Archæol., Archæology; Archæological;
Archæologist.
Archbp., Archbishop.
Archd.. Archdeacon; Archibald.
A.RC.O., Associate of the Royal Col-
lege of Organists.
Ark., Arkansas.
A.R.S.A., Assodate of the Royal Sc-ot-
tish Academy.
ARS.S., Associate of the Royal
Society of Antiquaries.
Arty., Artillery.
A.S.C., Army Service Corps.
Assd., Associated; Assisted.
Assn.. Association.
Assoc., Associate.
Assocd., Associated.
Asst., Assistant.
Assur., Assurance.
Astron., Astron-omy; Astronomical;
Astronomer.
Atha., Athabasca.
Atty., Attorney.
Aug., August.
Ave., Avenue.
B., Born.
B.A., Bachelor of Arts.
Bacteriol., Bacteriol-ogy; Bacteriologi-
cal; Bacteri-ologisr.
Bapt., Baptist.
Bapte., Baptiste.
Bart., Baronet.
B.A.Sc., Bachelor of Applied Science.
Batt., Battalion.
Batty., Battery.
B.C., British Columbia.
B.C.L., Bachelor of Civil (or Com-
mon) Law.
B.C.S., Bachelor of Commercial Sci-
ence.
Bd., Board.
B.D., Bachelor of Divinity.
Bdg., Building.
B.E., Bachelor of Elocution.
Benev., Benevolent.
Berks., Berkshire.
B.H., British Honduras.
Bib., Biblical; Bibliography.
Biol., Biology; Bi-ol-ogical; Biologist.
Bk., Book.
B.L., Bachelor of Letters.
Bldg., Building.
B.Litt., Bachelor of Literature.
B.N.A., British North America.
Bp., Bishop.
B.Pæd., Bachelor of Peda.gogy.
Brig., Brigade, Brigadier.
Brit., British, Britain.
Bro., Brother.
Bros., Brothers.
B.S., Bachelor of Surgery; Bachelor
of Science.
B.S.A., Bachelor of the Science of
Agriculture.
B.Sc., Bachel-or of Science.
Bt., Brevet.
B.T., B.Th., Bachelor of Theology.
Bucks., Buckinghamshire.
B.W.I., British West Indies.
C., Child.
C.A., Canadian AI'Itillery; Ohartered
Accoun tan t.
Cal., California.
Camb., Cambridge.
Can., Canada; Canadian.
C.A.P.C., Çanadian Army Pay Corps.
Capt.. Captain.
Card., Cardinal.
C. A. S. C., Canadian Army Service
Corps.
Ca.th., Cathedral; Catholic.
Cav., Cavalry.
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EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS
xvi
C.B., Compani<1n of the Bath; Cape
Breton. -
C.E., Christian Endeavour; Civil En-
gineer.
Cent., Centenn., Centennial; Centen-
ary.
Cert., Certificate.
Ch., Church.
Chern., Chemistry; OhemLst; Chemi-
cal.
Chlr., Chlrurglcal.
C.I., Imperial Order of the Crown of
India..
Cle., Compagnie.
C..J., Chief .Justice.
Clin., Clinical.
Clk., Clerk.
C.M., Master In Surgery.
C. M. B. A., Catholic Mutual Benefit
Association.
C.M.G., Companion of St. Michael and
St. George.
C.M.S., Church Missionary Society.
Co., County; Company; Compagnie.
C.O.C., Canadian Ordnance Corps.
C.O.F., Canadian Order of Foresters.
Col., Colonel.
ColI., College.
CoUr., Collector.
Colo" Colorado.
Comdt., Commandant.
Commdg., Commanding.
Commerc., Commercial.
Commr., Commissioner.
Commy., Commissary.
Comn., Commission.
Comte., Committee.
Con., Conservative.
Conf., Conference.
Cong., Congress; Congregational;
Oongregatlon.
Conn., Connecticut.
Conv., Convention.
Corpn., Corporation.
CON., Corresponding; Correspondent.
Cos., Companies.
C.P., Canadian Pacific; Clerk of the
PeBiCe; Common Pleas.
C.P.A.S.C., Canadian Permanent Army
Service Corps.
C.R., Chief Ranger.
C.S., Civil Service.
C.S.O., Chief Statr Officer.
Ct., Court.
C. V.O., Companion of the Royal Vic-
torian Order.
Cwt., a hundredweigbt.
Cyclop., Cyclopædia..
D., Daugh ter; Died.
D.A.A.G., Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant-
General.
D.A.G., DeputY-Adjutant-General.
Dak., Dakota.
D.A.Q.M.G., Deputy-Assistant-Quar-
ter-Master-General.
D.C., District of Columbia..
D.C.L., Doctor of Civil Law.
D.D., Doctor of Divinity.
D.D.S., Doctor of Dental Surgery.
Dec., December.
Del., Delegate; Delaware.
Dem., Democrat.
Demon., Demonstrator.
Dept., Department.
Deptl., Departmental.
Depty., Deputy.
Dermatol., DermatoLogy; Dermato-
logical; Dermatolo,glst.
D.E.S., Director of Engineer Services.
Develop., Development.
D.G.E.S., Director of General Engin-
eer Services.
D.G.M.S., Director of General Medical
Services.
D. G. S., Dominion Government
Steamer.
D
oc., Diocese; Diocesan.
Dlr., Director.
Dlst., District.
Dlv., Division.
D.Lltt., Doctor of Literature.
D.L.S., Dominion Land Surveyor.
Do., Ditto (the same).
D.O.C., District Officer Commanding:.
Dom., Dominion.
D.Pæd., Doctor of Pedagogy.
D.P.H., Diploma In Public Health.
Dr., Doctor.
D.R.A., Dominion Rlfie AssociatioD.
D.S.A., District Staff Adjutant.
D.Sc., Doctor of Science.
D.-S.O., Companion of the Distin-
guished Service Order.
D. T., D. Th., Doctor of Theology.
D. T.S., Dominion Topographical Sur-
veyor.
D.V.S., Doctor of Veterinary Science.
E., East; Eldest; Educated.
E.C., East Central.
Econ., Economy.
Ed., Edlto.r, Edited; Edition; Editoria.l.
Edin., Edinburgh.
Educ., Educational; Education.
Educl.. Educational.
E.E., Electrical Engineer.
E.F.A.. Electoral Franchise Act.
E.I., East Indies; East India.
E.I.C.S., East India Company's Ser-
vice.
Elec., Elect.. Electric; Electrical.
Encyclop., Encyclopædla.
Encyclop. Brit., Encyclopædla Brit-
annica.
Eng., England; English.
Engd., Engaged.
Enging., Engineering.
Engr., Engineer.
Engrg., Engineering.
Entd., Entered.
Entomol., Entomology; Entomolog>l-
cal; Entomologi.st.
Epis., Episcopal.
Esq., Esquire.
Estbd., Established.
E.T., Eastern Townships.
Etc., And Others; And So Forth.
Ethnol., Ethnology; Ethnological;
Ethnologist.
Evang., Evangel., Evangelist; Evan-
gelical.
Examg., Examining.
Examn., Examination.
Examr., Examiner.
Exeget., Exegetical.
Exhn., Exhbn., Exhibition.
Expdn., Expn., Expedi Uon; Exposi-
,UOD.
Expt., Experiment.
Exptl., Experimental.
Extve., Executive.
EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS
xvii
F.C.S., Fellow of the Chemical Society.
Feb., February.
F.E.I.S., Fellow of the Educational
Institute of Scotland.
F.E.S., Fellow of the Entomological
Society.
F.F.A., Fellow of the Facul ty of Actu-
aries.
F.G.S., Fellow of the Geological
Society,
F.I.A., Fellow of the Institute of
Actuaries.
F.I.C., Fellow of the Institute 01
Chemistry.
Fla., Florida.
F. L. S., Fellow of the Linnæan
Society.
F.M., Field Marshal.
For., Foreign.
F.P.S., Fellow of the "Philosophical
Society.
F.R.A.S., Fellow of the Royal Astro-
nomical Society.
F.R.C.I., Fellow of the Royal Col
onial Institute.
F.R.C.O., Fellow of the Royal. Col-
lege of Organists.
F.R.C.P., Fellow of the Royal College
of Physicians.
F.R.C.S., Fellow of the Royal College
of Surgeons.
F.R.G.S., Fellow of the Royal Geo-
gTaphlcal Society.
F.R.H.S., Fellow of the Royal His-
torical Society.
F.R.I.B.A., Fellow of the Royal In-
stitute of British Architects.
F.R.M.S., Fellow of the Royal Micro-
scopical Society.
F.R. S.N.A., Fellow of the Royal
Society of Naval Architects.
F.R.S., Fellow of the Royal Society.
F.R.S.C., Fellow of the Royal Society
of Canada.
F.R.S.E., Fellow of the Royal Society
of Edinburgh.
F.R.S.G.S., Fellow of the Royal Scot-
Ush Geographical Society.
F.R.S.L., Fellow of the Royal Society
of Literature.
F.S.A., Fellow of the Society of Actu-
aries.
F.S.S., Fellow of the Royal Statisti-
cal Society.
Ft., Fort; Feet.
F. Z. S., Fellow of the Zoöloglcal
Society,
Ga., Georgia.
G.A., Garrison Artillery.
G. A. R. , Grand Army of the Republic.
G.C.B., Knight Grand Cross of the
Bath.
G.C.H., Knight Grand Cross of Han-
over.
G.C.I.E., Knight Grand Commander
of the Indian Empire.
G.C.M.G., Knight Grand Cross of St.
Michael and St. George.
G.C.S.I., Knight Grand Commander
of the Star of India.
G.C.V.O., Knight Grand Cross of the
Royal Victorian Order.
G.d., Granddaughter.
Ods., Guards.
O.E., General Election.
Genl., General.
000., George.
Geog., GeographY; Geographical.
Geol., Geology; Geological; Geologist.
Geom., Geometry; Geometrdcal.
G.G.B.G., Governor-General's Body
Guard.
G.G.F.G., GoverIÌor-General's Foot
Guards.
G.L., Grand Dodge.
G.O" General Orders.
Gov., Governor.
Govt., Government.
G.P,O., General Post Office.
Grad., Gradu8Jte; Gradua:ted.
Gram., Grammar.
Grandd" Granddaugh ter.
(kands., Grandson.
G.s., GrandSQn.
Gt., Great.
G. T" Grand Trunk,
G. T.P., Grand Trunk Pacific.
Gynæcol., Gynæcology; Gynæcologl-
cal; Gynæcologlst.
Hants., Hampshire.
H.B., Hudson Bay
H.B.M., His (or Her) Britannic Maj-
esty.
H.C., House of Commons.
H.C.R., High Chief Ranger.
ILE., His ('Or Her) Excellency; His
Eminence.
H.E.I.C., Honourable EMt. India Com-
pany.
H.E.I.C.S., Honourable East India
Company's Serwce.
H.I., Hawailan Islands.
R.I.H., His (or Her) Imperial High-
ness. .
H.I.M., HI's (or Her) Imperial Maj-
esty.
Rlst., History; His.torical.
Histol., Histology; HI,stologlcal; His-
tologist.
H.M., His (or Her) Majesty.
H.M.S., His Majesty's Ship.
Ho., House.
Homæop., HomæopaJthlc; Homæo-
path I cal.
Hon., Honorary; Honourable.
Hort., HorUcul.; Horticulture; Horti-
cul,tural; Hortloul tudst.
Hosp., Hospital.
H.Q., Headquarters.
H.R.H., His (or Her) Royal High-
ness.
Hy., Henry.
la., Iowa.
I.C.S., Indian Civil Service.
Id., Idaho.
I.e., Id est (tJhat Is).
TII.. nUnols.
Illd., Illustrated.
Imp., Impel'llal; ImperlaUst.
Inc., Incorporated.
Ind., Independent; Independence; In-
diana.
Indus., Indust., Industry; Industrial.
Infy" Infantry.
Inl., Inland.
Inll., Insurance.
Inspr., Inspector.
Inst., InsUrtUite; Inst<ltutlon.
Instr., Instructor; Instruotlon
Intercol., Intercolonial.
Intern., International.
Invest., Investment.
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EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS
I.O.F., Independent Order of Fores-
ters.
I. of M., Isle of Man.
I.O.O.F., Independent Order of Odd-
fellows.
I.O.G.T., Independent Order of Good
Templars.
Ire!., Ireland.
Islds., Islands.
I.S.O., Imperial Service Order.
Ital., Italian.
I.W., Isle of Wight.
Jan., January.
Jas., James.
J.C.P., Judge of the Common Pleas.
.II., Judicial.
Jno., John.
J-os., Joseph.
Journ., Journal.
J.P., Justice of ,the Peace.
Jr., .Junior.
Kans., Kansas.
K.B., Knight Bachelor.
K.C., King's Counsel.
K.C.B., Knight Commander of the
Bath.
K.C.M.G., Knight Commander of St.
Michael and St. George.
K.C.S.I., Knight Commander of the
Star of India.
KC. V.O., Knight Commander of the
Royal Victorian Order.
K.E., Knigh.t of the Eagle (Prussia).
K.G., Knight of the Order of the
Garter.
KG.F.. Knight of the Golden Fleece
(Spain).
K.H., Knight of Hanover.
KI.H., Kaiser-i-Hind.
KL.H., Knigh t of the Legion of
Honour.
K.M., Knight of Malta.
K.P., Knight of the Order of St.
Patrick.
Kt., Knight.
K T., Knigiht Templar; Knight of the
Order of the Thistle.
Ky., Kentucky.
I, Pound (Sterling).
La., Louisiana.
Lab., Labour; Laboratory.
Lang., Languages.
Laryngo'l.' Laryngology; Laryngolo-
gist; Laryngological.
Lb., Pound.
L. C., Lower Canada; Legislatdve
Council.
L.D.S., LiceniUtaJte of Dental Surgery.
Leg., Legislature. Legislative.
L.H.D., Doctor of LÞterature.
1...1., Long Island.
Lib., Liberal.
Lic., Licentiate.
Llc. Med., Licentiate In Medicine.
Llc. Th., Licentiate in Theology.
Lieut., Lieutenant.
1..11., Li.terary; Li terature.
LLt. Human., Classics.
Litt.D., Doctor of Literature.
L.L.A., Lady Literate in Arts.
LL.B., Bachelor of Laws.
LL.D., Doctor of Laws.
1..1...1..., Licentiate in Laws.
LL.M., M8!ster of Laws.
Lond., London.
L.P., Letters Patent.
L.R.C.P., Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of PhYsiciaJ1
.
L.R.C.S., Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons.
Lt., Lieutenant.
Lt.-Col., Lieutenant-Colonel.
Ltd., Limited.
L. Th., Licentiate in Theology.
Lt.-Genl., Lieutenant-General.
M., Married; Monsieur; Member.
Mad., Madame,
M.A., Master of Arts.
Mag., Magazine.
Magte., Magistrate.
Maj., Major.
Man., Manitoba.
Manfg., Manufacturing.
Manfr., Manufacturer.
Mang., Managing.
1angr., Manager.
Mar., Maritime.
Margt., Margaret.
M.A.Sc., Master of Applied Science.
MasliJ., Massachusetts.
Math., Ma.thematdcs; Mathematical.
M.B., Bachelor of Medicine.
l\I.D., Doctor of Medicine.
Md., Maryland.
Me., Maine.
M.E., -Mining Ðngineer; Master 01'
Engineering.
Mech., Mechanics; l\Iechankal.
Med., Medical; Medicine; Medal; Med-
allist. .
Mem., Member.
'[.essrs.,
Iessieurs.
MetaJl., Metallurgy; Metallurgical;
Metall urgist.
Meteorol.. Meteorology; Meteorologi-
cal; Meteorologist.
Meth., Methodist.
l\I.F., M8!ster of Forestry.
Mfg., Manufacturing.
M.F.H., Master of Foxhounds.
M.G.O., Master General of the Ord-
nance.
Mgr., Manager; Monsignor.
Mich.. Michigan.
Mil., Military; Militia.
M.I.M.E., Member of the Institute of
Mining Engineers.
M.I.Mech.E., Member of the Institute
of Mechanical Engineers.
M.I.M.M., Member of the Institute of'
Iining and Metallurgy.
Minn., Minnesota; Minnea.polls.
Minr., Minister.
M.Inst.C.E., Member of the Institu-
tion of Civil Engineers.
M.Inst.M.E., Member of the Institu-
tion of Mining Engineers.
Missy., Missionary.
M.L., Licentiate in Medicine.
I.L.A., Member of the Legislative
Assembly; Mistress of Liberal Arts.
M.L.C., Member of the Legislative-
Council.
:\1lle., Mademoiselle.
Mme.. Madame.
Mo., Mi.ssouri.
M.P., Member of Parliament.
.:\I.P.P., Member of Provincial Parlia-
ment.
M.S., Manuscript.
M.Sc., Master of Science.
1\1:t., Mount.
EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS
xix
us. Bac., Bachelo.r of Music.
Mus. Do.c., Do.cto.r o.f Music.
N., North.
N.A., No.rth America.
Nat.. Natio.nal.
Nav.. Navigatio.n.
N.B., New Brunswtck.
N.C., No.rth Caro.lina.
N.D., North Dakota.
N.E.. North-east: North Easotern.
Neb., Nebraska.
Nev., Nevada.
Nfd., Newfo.undland.
N.H., New Hampshire.
N..J., New .Jersey.
No.., Number.
Notts.. Notting.harnsMre.
No.v., November.
N..P., Notary Public; National Pollcy.
Nr., Near.
N.S.W., New So.uth Wales.
N.T., New Testament.
Numis., Numismatic.
N.-W.. No.rth-West.
N.-W.M.P.. North-West Mounted
Police.
N.W.T., North-West Territo.rles.
N.Y., New Yo.rk.
N.Z., New Zealand.
0.., Ohio.; o.nly; o.rdained.
o.bstet.. o.bstetrics; o.bstetrical.
o..c., o.nly child.
o..C., o.fficer Co.mmanding.
o.ct., o.ctober.
o.ffr., o.fficer.
o..H.M.S., o.n His Majesty's Service
o.kla., o.klahoma.
o..L.S., o.ntario Land SurveYo.r.
o..M.I., o.blate of Mary Immaculate
o.nt., o.ntario.
o.phthal., o.phthalmology; o.phthal-
mlc.
o..R.A., o.ntario. Rifle Associatio.n.
Ore., o.rego.n.
Ornithol., o.I'lIlithology; o.rni.thologi-
ca;l; o.rni.thologis,t.
o..S.A., o.ntario Society o.f Artists.
o..s.c., o.nly surviving child.
o..s.ù., o.nly surviving daughter.
o..s..s., o.nly surviving so.n.
o..T., o.ld Testament.
o.to.l., o.tology; o.tological; o.tologlst.
o.xon., o.f o.xfo.rd.
o.z., o.unces.
Pa., Pennsylvania.
Pac., Pacific.
P.A.M.C., Permanent Army Medical
Corps.
P. and S., Physicians and Surgeo.ns.
ParIt., Parllament.
Parity., Parllamentary.
Pass., Passenger.
Path., Pathology; Patho.lo.glcal; P8Jth-
ologist.
P.C., Privy Council; Privy Co.uncillo.r.
P.D.D.G.M., Past District Deputy
Grand Master.
P.E.I.. Prince Edward Island.
Penn., Pennsylvania.
Penty., Penitentiary.
Permt., Permanent.
P.G.M., Past Grand Master.
P.G.Z., Past Grand Z.
Pharm., Pharmacy; Pharmaceutical.
Ph.B., Ba.chelo.r o.f Philosophy.
Ph.D., Doctor of Philoso.phy.
Ph:ll., Ph lloso ph ýI: Philosophical.
Phila., Philadelphia.
Phllol., Philo.lo.gy; Philological; Phil-
o.lo.gist.
Phys., P.b.yslcal; Physician.
P'hysiol., Physio.logy; Physiological;
Physiolo.gist.
P.I., Philippine Islands.
P.L.S., Pro.vincial Land Surveyo.r.
P.M. G., Postmaster-General.
P.M.o.., Principal Medical o.fficer.
P.o.., Post o.ffice.
Pol., Poliotics; Political.
Po.ly., Po.lytechnic.
Pornol., ,Po.mology; Pomolo.gical; Po.m-
o.lo.glst.
P.P., Parish Priest.
P.Q., Province of Quebec.
Prac., P7'actitioner.
Presb., Presbyterið.Il.
Presby., Presbytery.
Presdt., President.
Prin., Principal.
PiI"oc., Proceedings; Pro.clamatio.n.
Prof., Professo.r; Profession; Profes-
sio.nal.
Prop., Propr., Proprietor.
Pro.t., 'Protestant; Protective.
provl., Provincial.
Psych., Psycho.l. ; Ps)'cho.lo.gy; Psy-
cholo.gical; Psychologist.
Pub., Public; Publishing.
P.W.D., Public Works Department.
Q.C., Queen's Counsel.
Q.:M., Quartermaster.
Qr., Quarter.
Q.v., Quod vide (which see).
Quarter., Quarterly.
R.A., Ro.yal Artillery.
R.C., Roman Ca:tholic; Royal Cana-
dian.
R.C.A., Royal Canadian Artillery;
Royal Canadian Academy.
R.C.D., Royal Canadian Dragoo.ns.
R.C.E., Ro.yal Canadian Engineers.
RC.F.A., Ro.yal Canadian Field Artil-
lery.
R.C.G.A., Ro.yal Canadian Garriso.n
Artillery.
RC.H.A., Ro.yal Canadian Horse
Artillery.
RC.N., Ro.yal Canadian Navy.
R.C.P., Royal Co.llege of Physicians.
RC.R. Ro.yal Canadian Regiment.
RC.RI.. Royal Canadian Regiment
of Infantry.
R.C.S., Royal Co.llege of Surgeo.ns.
Rd., Road.
RD., Rural Dean.
RE.. Royal Engineers.
Recd., Received.
Recr., Receiver.
Ref.. Reformed.
Regd., Registered.
Regr., Registrar.
Regt., Regiment.
Rep., Republican; Representative.
Rev., Reverend; Revenue; Review;
Revue.
RF.A., Ro.yal Field Artillery.
Rhino.l., Rhinology; Rhinological;
Rhino.lo.gist.
RI.. Rhode I
land.
Rl\f., Royal Marines.
RM.C., Royal Military Co.llege.
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EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS
R.M.S., Royal Mall Steamer.
R.N., Royal Navy. ·
R N.-W. M. P., Royal North-West
Mounted Pollee.
R.O., Reserve of Officers; Revising
Officer. .
Robt., Robert.
R.R., Railroad.
R.R.C., Royal Red Cross.
RS.A., Royal School of Artlllery.
R.S.C., Royal School of Cavalry,
RS.I., Royal School of Infantry.
Rt., Right.
Ry., Railway.
S., Son; South.
S.A., South Africa; South America.
Saml., Samuel.
Sask., Saskatchewan.
S.C" South Carolina; Superior Court.
Sch., School.
Schol., Scholalr.; Scholar; Scholarship.
Selent., Scientific.
Scot., Scotland.
S.E., South-East.
Sec., Section.
Secy., Secretary.
Semy., Seminary.
Sep., Separate.
Sept., September.
Sergt., Sergeant.
S.J., Society of Jesus (Jesuits).
Soc., Soc.lety; SocIêtê,
8oclol., Soclolo.gy; Soc!olog1Ica.I; Soci-
ologist.
Solr., Sollcl tor.
S.O.O., Senior Ordnance Officer.
S.P.C.A., Society for .the Prevention
of Oruel ty to Animals.
S.P.C.K., SocIety for the Propagation
of ChrIstian Knowledge.
S.P.G., Society for the Propagation of
the Gospel.
Sq., Sq uare.
Sr., Senior.
SS., Steamship.
S.S., Sunday School.
St., Street; Saint.
Stat., StaUstlca.l; Statistics.
S. T.E., Bachelor of Sacred Theology
S. T.D., Doctor of Sacred Theology,
Ste., Sainte,
Stipend., StipendiaJrY.
S. T.L., Licentiate of Sacred Theology.
Sup., Super.ior; Supreme.
Supdt., Superintendent.
Surg., Surgeon; Su
cal; Surgery.
S.W., South-West.
T.C.D., Trinity College, Dublin.
Tech., Technical; Technology.
Tel., Telegraph; Telephone.
Temp., Temperance.
Tenn., Tennessee.
Tercen t., Tercentenary.
Terry., Territory.
Test., Testament.
Tex., Texas.
Trheol., Theology; Theological.
Therap., Therapeutics; Therapeutic.
Topog., TOIX>graphy; Topographical.
Toxiool., Tox,ioology; Toxicologist.
Tp., Township.
Trans., Transactions; TlJ"anslatlon.
Treas., Treasurer.
T,R.H., Their Royal Highnesses.
Trig., Trlgonom.; Trigonometry.
Trln., Trinity.
U.C., Upper Canada.
U.E.L., United Empire Loyalist.
U.K., United Kingdom.
Unl t., Unitarian.
Univ., Universl.ty; Ulllversal.
Unm., Unmarried.
Urol., Urology; Ul'Iologlcal; Urologist
U.S., United States.
U.S.A., United States of America.
United States Army.
U.S.N., United States Navy.
Va., Virginia.
V.C., Victoria Cross.
Ven., Venerable.
Vet., Veterinary.
V.G., V<lcar General.
V.I., Vancouver Island.
V.M., Volunteer Mllltla.
Vol., Volunteer; Volume.
V.-P., Vice-.Presldent.
Vs., Versus.
V.S., Veterinary Surgeon.
Vt., Vermont.
W., West.
Wash., Washington.
W.C., West Centre.
W.C.T.U., Women's Christian Tem-
perance Union.
Wesl., Wesleyan.
W.I., West Indies.
Wilts., Wiltshire.
Wis., Wisconsin.
Wm., WilHam.
W.T., Washington Territory.
Wyo., Wyoming.
Y., Youngest.
Yds., Yards.
Y.M., Young Men's.
Y.M.C.A., Young Men's Christian
Association.
Yorks., Yorkshire.
Yr., Year.
Y. T., Yukon Territory.
Y.W., Young Women's.
Y.W.C.A., Young Women's Christian
Association.
Zoöl., Zoölogy; Zoölogloal; Zoöloglst.
As regards quotations from newspapers and periodicals, T. preceding the
name of a newspaper always stands for Toronto; V. always stands for
Vancouver; M. for Montreal; H. for Halifax; and L. for London; M. and E.
stands for the Toronto Mail and Empire, and S. N. for the Toronto Saturday
NiDht.
THE CANADIAN MEN AND WOMEN
OF THE TIME
Abbott, Albert Holden, educationist.
S. Albert and Elizabeth (.Jamieson)
A. ; Eng. and Scotch descent; b. Brock-
ville. Ont.. Dec. 7. 1871: e. Brockvllle
public and high schs., Univ. Toronto
(B.A., 1895) and Univ. Wurzburg. Ger-
many (Ph.D., '1904); 1II1., Dt-"C., 1904.
Grace Kearn (B.A., Toronto Univ.,
1895), y. d. late "\V. T. Dingle, Os!hawa,
Onto ; devoted himse\lf largely to
psych. InlVesUgatlon. becoming asst,
Psych. Labor., TDronto Un Iv.. 1894;
Instr. Phil. and asst. ,Psych. Labor.,
1899: leoturer do. and do., 1900 ;
asst. pr.of. Phil.. 1907: aloo lectt.
Psych. Normal ColI., Hamilton, Ont.,
1906-7; author papers on "Sensations
of Colour," "Theory of Thinking,"
"Psych. and Pedagogy," .. Psych. and
Epistemology of Hobbes"; preparing
.. Colour Saturation In Its Quantitative
Relations," "Brücke's Phenomenon and
Fechner's Colours." .. Psych. of Mean-
Ing and Interpretation," "Brit. Phil.
and Psych. from Bacon to the present
Day"; memo Am. Psych. Assn.. Die
deutsche Gesellschaft fUr Experlmen-
tel.le PsycbOilogie; ø. pl'e5b.-46 How-
land A.ve., Toronto.
.. A manY-Bided man and of a1together
exceptional attainmentB."-T. Globe.
Abbott, :Frederick Albert, dramatic
reader and Impersonator.
S. Hodson Gunning and Elizabeth
(Boo-title) A.; b. Lond'On, Onlt., A'P I .
20, 1865; e. lPubrric iSChs., ColI. Inst.,
London, and Columbia Unlv., N.Y.; a
tlramatlc reader, Impersonator and
teacher of expression: commenced
London. 1899, with local reputation;
later studied with F. Townsend South-
wick. N.Y.; has appeared in Can. and
U. S.; founder London Sch. of Elocu-
tion and Oratory; for 3 yrs. Prof. of
Expression, Northwestern Normal
Sch., Oklahoma; later, lecturer Bd. of
Education, N.Y., free lecture course to
people and Instruct. of Expression,
23rd St. branch Y.M.C.A.; apptd. head
prof. Dept. ot Expression, State Nor-
mal Sch., Warrensburg, Mo.. Sept.,
1905; made a. specialty of interpreta-
tion along the lines ot emphasis and
inflection. and has done valuable work
in this way for singers, preachers,
lawyers, etc.; has written and pub-
lished verses and songs; a Meth., but
.a!lways seal'cfhlnog for truth, .anywheI'E'
and everywhere; a Con.; proud of
.being a Can., and will never lose his
love for, nor his faith In. his beloved
country; m. Sept., 1905, Miss Kathleen
Murphy. Masonvllle, Ky., an accom-
plished muslcian-Warrensburu, Mo.;
Can. Club., New York.
.. A master in bis profession."-Dra.
wnøtic New.,
A
Abbott, Harry Braithwaite, civil
engineer.
S. late Rev. .Joseph A., 1st Incum-
bent St. Andrews, P.Q., and Harriet
Elizabeth. d. Rev. Richard Bradford.
1st rector Chatham, P.Q.; a bro. late
Hon. Sir .J. .J. C. Abbott. K.C.M.G..
Prime Minister of Can.; b. Abbotsford.
P.Q., .June 14, /1829; e. iM.ontre.al
Higlh Sch. and 'MCJGiIl Univ.: com-
menced prof. career on engineering
staff St. Lawrence and Atlantic (now
G. T.) Ry., on completion of which
line was apptd. a resident engr.; re-
signed, 1857, to take a contract with
late C. Freer on G. T. Ry; later. hav-
ing leased the Rivlêre du Loup sec. of
that road. they opened and operated It
for a year. and also operated Carlllon
and Grenville Ry. until Its purchase
by Ottawa River Nav. Co.; assumed
control and filled position of chief engr.
Brockvllle and Ottawa Ry., 1864. and.
In 1872, built the Carleton Place and
Ottawa branch, Can. Central Ry. (now
a portion of the C.P.R.) ; for some time
presdt. and mango doir. of former. and
mango <}.i'r. of la1lter rdad: orga.ndz.OO
Eastern Extension Ry. Co., of which
he was appbd. chief en'gr. and m1angr.
of >C<ms'truct1o'fl, 1876: hois c'cm:nleClbiO'fl
with the C. P. Ry., as now constituted,
commenced 1882, when he became
,man gr. of .cons'tnwtion of Saullt Ste.
Marie branch; after its completion.
was chosen moang-r. of oonstruct,i.on IOf
the main line west from Sudbury; was
in charge of this division at outbreak
of Riel rebellion, 1885, and all the
arrangements for the prompt convey-
ance of troops sent frpm the East for
suppression of the rebellion were made
and <::arrled ou t by !him; afterwardS,
having s'erv.ed .as sU'pervdsing engr. IOf
the C. P. Ry. for some months, was
a'P'Ptà. genll. suprt:. 'Of C. P. Ry. in B. C.,
1886; retired Ifrom this Ipositl.on Mdh.,
1897, at SaJTI1e time decNning 8'PPt. as
adviser t.o bd. IOf m.a.nag--emeTIlt in iMonrt-
real: admitt
d memo .soc. C. E., 1887,
and has been oa C'Oundl'lor Df .tfua,t body ;
assisted In raising 11th Regt. V, M.
U Argenteuil Rangers." during T1'ent
affair, 1862. In which he served. retir-
ing therefrom with rank of major;
unsuccessfully contested: Brockvtlle
(H. C.), Con. Interest. g. e. 1872, and
East Algoma (Local). 1886; an Ang.,
and a del. to the Synod; a dlr. Brit.
Am. 011 Reflnerles; hon. Life presdt.
Vancouver Club: Presdt. Field Trial
Club and of Vancouver Hunt Club; m.
Margt. Amelia (d. Feb. 16. 1903). d.
late Hon. .Justice Sicotte and widow of
C. Freer, C.E.-Vancouver, B.C.; Van-
couver Club, do.; Union Club, Victoria,
2
ABBOTT-ABERDEEN.
Abbott, Bev, Henry Pryor Almon
(Ang.).
S. late Rev. John A., rector St. Luke's
Cath., Halifax. N.S., and Eda. d. late
Hon. M. B. Almon; b. Halifax, .July
11. 1881: e. King's ColI.. Windsor, N.S.
(B.A. 1902), a,nd Christ Ch., Oxford
(lM.iA..1905) ; m., .Jul'Y, 1907, Rach-el
CaroHne. d. Lt.-IOoI. Gwyn (q.v.), Dun-
das, On't.; o. d.eacon, 1904; priest,
1905: curate St. Luke's Cath., Halifax,
1904-5; do. St. .James the Apostle.
Montreal, 1906: rector Christ Ch.
Cath., Hamilton, 1907; canon; declined
calls to Trln. Ch., Ohlcago, and Grace
Ch., Oak 'Park, do., respec.tiv-eÞy. 19'10:
an official odeL. t'Û the Eli-centen. A'Il,g'.
Oh. JCe'1lebrruUon, Halifax, N.S., 1910.-
Hamilton Onto
"An earnest and effective preacher. and
one of the ablest of the younger men of
the church."-M. Witness.
Abbott, Henry Bandolph, dentist.
Granted D.D.S. (hon.) Trinity Univ.,
Toronto, 1901: Presdt. Dom. Dental
Council, 1906.-London, Ont,
Abbott, John Bethune, artist.
S. late Hon. Sir .J. J. C. A., Prime
Minr. of ICan., anid! Harriet (Hrood'-
ford) A.; b. Montreal, Dec. 23. 1852:
e. Montreal Hi.gh Scb., Trin. Untv., To-
ronto. and McGill Univ. (B.C.L., 1874) ;
adrvo<."ate, 1874: 'Practised hi,s prof. f()lr
sometime in partneI'ship Wliltlh 'his foat'hoe,r,
but abandoned law some yrs. since;
paJnts in water colours: is curator and
secy. Montreal Art Assn. and memo Ex.
Comte. Fraser Inst. ; Ofrr. d'Instruction
Pub. (from French G( vt.), 1909; Ang.;
unm.-A.rt Gallery, f8 Phillips Square,
Montreal; !99 Pine Ave. W., do.; sum-
mer: U Hillcote," Senneville, P.Q.;
Montreal Racquet Club; St. George
Snowshoe Club; University Club, Mont-
real.
Abbott, Miss lIIaude Elizabeth Sey-
mour, physician.
B. St. Andrews, P.Q.: a nIece late
Hon. Sir J. J. C. A.. K.C.M.G., Prime
lMinr. of Can. ; -e. IMcGill Univ. ('BJA. and
gold med. for genl. standing, 1890).
Zurioh and Vienna: had previously
(1874) obtained degree of M.D. at
Bishop's COI1., Lennoxvllle: M.D.,C.M.
(hon.), McGlIl Univ.. 1910: elected to
EXJtv-e. Inltem. Assn. Merl. MUSleum'S,
Washington, D.C., do.; L.R.C.P. and
S. (Edin.). 1897; a fellow In Path.,
McGlII Univ.; has been Identified with
the movement in Montreal for provid-
In.g plaYgTOunds for c1hUdreTh - 118
Durocher St., Montreal.
ab der Halden, Charles Joseph Victor,
author and educationist.
Family of Swiss and Alsatian origin.
a long time settled in France: b. Rou-
baix (Nord), France, June 18. 1873:
e. Univ. of Paris (M.A. In letters and
In haw) ; m., Aug., 1901, MII-e. IsabeHe.
Paris: Prof. Literature Normal Sch..
Lyons: dir. Bibliothèque Can. and the
Revue d'Europe et d'Amérique; Laur-
eate of th-e French Acad.; has pub-
lished U La Veil1êe des Armes," "Etude
de Littêrature Canad!enne-Française";
a Prot.-
Rue Anto
ne DuboIs, Paris,
France,
II Unde.r an apparently light vein ÚI pü'8-
sesRed of deep learning."-Nouvelle Presse,
Paris.
Aberdeen, Her Excellency the Count-
ess of, Ishbel Marla,
Y. d. 1st Lord Tw
dmouth; b.
II Guisachan," Inverness-shire. Scot.,
1857; m., 1877, 7th EaI1l of A. (q.v.):
before cOIning to Can. diSIPlayed great
activity In philanthropic and other
good work. more particularly for the
amelioration of her sex; was the
presdt. of several women's assns. In
Gt. Brit.. including the Scottish
Mothers' Union. the Women's Local
Govt. Soc.. and the Women's Lib. Fed-
eration of Eng. and of Scot., positions
she resigned on coming to Can.: while
at Dublin Castle. 1886, organized the
Irish Industries Assn., to develop home
Industries among the people: at an
earlier periOd founded the Onward and
Upward Assn. for the promotion of a
more sisterly Interest in one another
among women in every station of life,
and especially among mistresses and
their female servants; in Can. her
ladyship founded the National Council
of Women for the promotion of greater
unity of thought, sympathy and pur-
pose among the women of Can.. of
which she was the first presdt.; and.
In commemoration of Queen Victoria's
diamond jubilee, the Victorian Order
of Nurses, in sympathy with the move-
ment in Gt. Brit. establishing Queen's
Jubilee Nurses under the special pat-
ronage of the Queen, which latter body
was incorporated by Royal charter;
she likewise founded the Aberdeen
Assn. for sending literature to settlers
in the iSIQ,]albed .ddsts. 100f:the Dom. who .
l'e
unable to procure reading matter for
themselves. all 3 bodies being still in
existence; has been presented with the
freedom of the city of Limerick, Irel..
and received the hon. degree LL.D.
from Queen's Unlv.. Kingston, 1897;
is an fhon'. memo GenII. F-e-iJeraNon of
Women's Clubs of U. S.: elected
Presdt.. Intern. Council of Women (an
office she had previously filled, 1893-
1899).1904; author of "Through Can.
With a Kodak," of a paper on "Women
In Can..., read before the London Soc.
of Arts, 1903, of "IreLand's Cru
'lde
A
inst Tlubiereut.," 3 vtOls. (1908);
"Our Lady of the Sunshine" (1910);
and of a vol. embracing her recollec-
Uons of 'her bro. (Lord Twee-iJmouth).
do; on leaving Can. June, 1898, was pre.-
sented by members of both Houses of
Parlt. with a handgome historical din-
ner service, the work of the Women's
Art Assn. of Can., in recognition of
her signal devotion to the promotion
of all good works In Can. and her In-
variable kindness to the mems. of the
Dom. Parlt.: elected an hon. life memo
of the Brit. iMed. A'ssn. 1909; re{?{l. a
med. from .the French branch, Intern.
Council of Wo.men, for her services In
fighNng tubercul., ,1910. - Viceregal
Lodge, Dublin, hel.; Haddo House,
A berdeellshire, Scot.; 58 Grosvenor St.,
London, W., Eng.
.. One of the
reatest women in the
wO'l"ld to-d,ay."-" Kit" (q.v.).
II A noble-hearted and cultured wOI1J,an."
-Sir Sandford Fleming (q.v.).
ABERDEEN-ACHES OK.
3
II This body desires to record its grate'
ful appreciation of the zeal, the unfailing
tact, the administrative ability and the
devotion to the cause of humanity by
which Her Excellency the Countess of
Aberdeen has endeared herself to the hearts
of the women of the Dominion."-Resolu-
tion: National Council of Women of Can.,
Toronto, 1895.
Aberdeen, His Excellency Sir John
Campbell Hamilton Gordon, 7th
Earl of, statesman.
B. Edinburgh. Scot.. Aug. 3, 1847;
e. Cheams Sch., St. Andrew's Univ.
and Univ. CoIl., Oxford (B.A.. 1871;
M.A., 1877); succeeded to peerage,
1870; m. 1877, Hon. Ishbel Maria
Marjoribanks (q. v. ), y. d. 1st Baron
Tweedmouth; Lord High Oommr. to
Genl. Assem.. Ch. of Scot., 1881-85;
Lord Lieut. of Irel., Jan. to July, 1886.
and, again. since Dec.. 1905; P.C..
1886; K.T., 1906; Gov.-Genl. of Can.,
1893-98; G.C.M.G., 1893; V.-P., Royal
Col. Ins1., 1891; is an LL.D., Univ. of
Aberdeen. and an hon. D.C.L. (Oxon.),
Bishop's CoIl. Univ., Lennoxville, and
Trinity Univ.. Toronto, and an hon.
LL.D.. Queen's Unlv., Kingston; McGill
Univ., M'on,tI1ea,1 ; Otta'wa Un!v., ObtawH ;
Toronto Univ., Toronto; Laval Univ.,
Quebec; Harvard Univ.. Cambridge.
Mass.; and Princeton Univ., Princeton,
N.J.; Is Hon. Col.. 10th G
ënadiers,
Toronto; a Brig.-Genl., Royal Co. of
Archers. and Hon. Col. Aberdeenshire
Artillery Volunteers; was ex officio
Hon. Col. Gov.-Genl.'s Foot Gds., Can.;
is an hon. life Gov.. Victorian Order
Nurses. an hon. memo Lit. and His.
Soc.. Quebec. and Soc. C. E.. Montreal;
chairman In London, Bd. of Dirs., 'Vest.
Assur. Co.; do.. Brit. Bd. of Dirs., Can.
Life Assur. Co., and a memo Bd. of
Control ,Pacific Cable Co.; favours life
membership In Ho. of Lords for dis-
tinguished colonial leaders; on leaving
Can.. June, 1898, was prE'sented with
a farewell address by both Houses of
Parlt.. expressive of their satisfaction
and appreciation of his work and ser-
vices in Can.; 'Carri'ed tlhe standard of
the .Dom. 0If Can. in the proocession in
Westminster l.AJbb-ey at Tlheir MaJesties'
cororua ti on, June, 1911; an extensive
landowner in iCan.-Viceregal Lodge,
Dublin, J?'el.; Haddo House, Abej.deen-
shil'e, Scot.; 58 Grosven01' St., London,
"IV., Eng.; Brooks's Club; Reform
Club; Nat. Liberal Club; Bachelors'
Club, London.
II Did more to popularize the office of
Governor-General in Canada than any
other repr
sentative that was ev-er sent to
Ottawa:'-T. Telegram (1898).
Abraham, Frederick, journalist.
Ancestors, male side from Irel. ;
female side from Holland and U. E.
Loyalists; s. late Joseph and Anna,..
Hanner (Miller) A.. Belleville, Ont.;
b. Be\loevi.\loe, Nov. 18, uno; e. B",lille-
ville High Sch.; m. May. 1891. l\1iss
Maud Elizabeth Charters, same place,
served In all capacities In a news
po per 'Office; at pr-esP'n.l g.ef'y.-trEr:1s.
Montreal Daily Herald and a dlr.
of Hemld Co.; a !Jib.; a IMcth.-44ìO
Western Ave., Westmount, Monh.eal;
Canada Club J do.
Abraham, Bev, Herbert Edt.on
(Presb.).
O. c. Rev. Dr. A. (q.v.) ; b. Watford,
Ont., Mch. 3, 1877; e. .Whltby Coli.
Inst. and Toronto Univ. (B.A. with 1st
class honours in Math. and 2nd class
in Lit. and His., 1899) ; pursued theol.
studies. Knox ColI., Toronto (a schol-
arship each year); graduated. 1903;
mission work In Muskoka and else-
where while a student; o. and inducted
pastor St. Paul's Presb. Ch., Port
Hope, July. 1903; m. ApI.. 1906, Geor-
giana E.. d. David Galbraith, Whitby,
Ont.-Port Hope, Onto .
Abraham, Bev, John (Pres b.).
S. Joseph A., Co. Tyrone, and his wife.
- Craig, Co. Belrast, Irel.; b. Co.
Haldimand, Ont.. Feb. 21. 1843; e. Port
Dover High Sch., Univ. Toronto and
Kno
COli., Toronto (D.D.. 1904); m.
1875. Miss Edison, Vienna, Ont.; entd.
ministry, 1872; first charge. Watford;
inducted present charge, Whitby. Sept.,
1879; ModE'rator. Synod Toronto and
Kingston, 1890; author paper: II Some
Phasf's of the Educational Question."
- "lVhitby, Ont
Abramovitz, Bev. Herman (.Jewish).
B. Russia, Feb. 28, 1880; e. public
schs. N. Y. City, and Coli. City ot N. Y. ;
post-grad. work phil. dept. Columbia
Unlv. (B.A.); took Rabbinical degree
Jewish TheoI. Semy. of Am.. also de-
gree Doctor Heb. Lit. from same in-
stitutlon; unffi.; admitted to ministry,
1902; later apptd. minr. of Eng. and
Polish Synagogue, Montreal; author
II Council of Four Lands," a study, and
of various contributions to periodical
lit.; a life gOY. Montreal GenI. Hosp.,
and an hon. memo Montefiore Club.
Montreal.-l'ì' Hutchison St. J l'1Jontre.al;
JIontefiore Club.
.. A scholarly and cultured man."-M.
IT crald. .
Acheson, Bev, Edward Campion
(Ang.) .
S. Alex. and Mary (Campion) A.,
Montrath, Queen's Co., Irel.. and a
descend. Sir Archibald A.. Secy. of
State for Scot. temp. Jas. I.; b. 'Vool-
wich, Eng., Aug.. 1860; e. Woolwlch,
Toronto Univ.. Wycliffe Coli., and
Univ. N. Y. (M.A.. 1891); m. June,
1892, Eleanor Gertrude. 6th d. Geo.
Gooderham. Toronto; o. deacon and
priest by Bp. Sweatman; curate All
Saints. Toronto.. 1888-89; do. St.
George's. N. Y., 1889-92; rector Holy
Trinity, Middletown, Conn., since
1892; while a student served in
Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto (Univ.
Co.), throughout last Riel rebellion.
becoming ultimately chaplain to regt.
(despatches for services at Cut Kni!:-?
Creek; medal). - lIIiddletown, Conn.;
u National A1.k;' GTamercy park J New
York.
ê..cheson, Lt,-Col, George, physician.
S. Rev. Robt. A. (Presb.); b. Galt.
Ont.. 1859; e. Galt Gråmmar Sch.
(Dufferin Mpdal) and Toronto Univ.
(B.A. and gold medal in Nat. Science.
1880; ,M.A., 1883; M.B.. with 1st {"!m'.s
honours, '1887) ; m.. 1890, Louie iM., d.
Jas. Phy:mister, ,Morulreal ; Sicience
Ma,ster Toronto Call. In
t., 1881, and
was for a time Ho. Burg. Toronto Genl.
4
ACHESON-ADAM.
H
. and lect. Women's Med. Coll.;
memo Ed. EXltve. 001.1. P. and S.. Oni!:.;
joined Queen's Own Rifles (Unlv.Oo.),
1876, servinlg in ranks; .subsequen'Uy
commanò.e'd a co., tilil 1887; majar 29t!h
Re.gt., 1895; 11'Ì.-ooI. oommdg., 1899;
has commanò
d 2nd Ind'ty. Brigade
8-ince 'May, 1907; OO'lonlaJl Aux. For
es
decorntdon, 1908; PreSb.-Galt, Onto
Ache.on, Bev, Stuart (Pres b.).
Descended ancient Irish family that
removed from Scot. to Ulster. period
of plantation; S. Thos. A.; b. Mono
Mills, Ont., Oct. 13, 1847: e. Toronto
Grammar Sch., Toronto Unlv. and
Queen's Univ. (B.A. 1887) ; M.A. from
Hamilton ColI. and Univ.. N. Y. ; gradu-
a'tJe.d ,In rth.eül. Knox ColI., ToronlÌ.l(},
1876; o. 1876; minister Clover Hill,
Ont., 1876; First Ref. Presb. Ch., To-
ronto, 1889; St. Paul's, Wiarton, 1894;
Broadvlew, Sask., 1906; V.-P. at largp
Can. Scotch-Irish Congress Am.; grand
chaplain I.O.O.F., Ont.; formerly memo
Bd. Mangt. Knox ColI., Toronto and do.
GenI. Assem. Comte. Aged and Infirm
Mlng.' Fund and .W,idows' and Orphans'
Fund, Presb. Ch.; was chairman High
Sch. Bd., Wlarton. and convener Home
Mission Fund, Owen Sound; also rep.
to Genl. Assem.; author paper on
.. Scotch-Irish In Cap." and ofaeveral
pamphlets: m. .June, 1877, Frances
Mary, d. late Lt.-Cot. T, R. Ferguson.
M.P.; holds strongly same political
opinions as late D' Alton McCarthy,
M.P.; would welcome religious union
between presb. and Meth. Churches.-
Broadview, Sask.
Acklom, George Morebye, education-
ist,
Descended from an ancient Saxon
family, mentioned In Domesday Book.
aJfrter Whom two Yor
9h'ire to'Wns are
named, Acklam In Holderness anrl
Acklam near Mlddlesborough; S. Robt.
A., Indian civil service; b. Narslnghpur,
C.I., .1870; e. Cli ftan , .Bedford and
Queen's ColI., Cambridge (B.A. 1891:
M.A., 1894); m., >1897, Ll1'llan, y. d.
.Jl(}hn Mann, Redcoar, York: 'Math. Mas-
ter, St. Mary's Co
I.. Harlú'W, 1891;
2nd iMalSter, Cambridge Ho. &111.,
HtaJUfoax, 1891-9-3; 2nd Master CoN.
S
h. WlnðlSOr, N.S.. '1893-95; IMrut'h.
and' Scienoe Mastør, Bi.shop'S Oal-I.
Sch., Len:nlOxV1iNe, and Science lec-
turer BisihlÛ'p's CoN., 1895-97 (Acad.
rl
plll()ma, P. Q., 1896): He.aðmaster,
Harrow Ho. Sch.. Halifax. N.S.,
1897-06; Prof. of Eng., Klng's" ColI.,
Wirud,sor, N.'S., ,1906-7: authO'r 'Mar-
garet, kn IdY11!1" (poems), and was
ed. of sch. 'lT1I8.gazine at BeMor,d:
a noted a.tJhlete, both in Eng. and
N. S.; helld colI. rowing record for
lIgfht paJirs; V.-'P. Oh. of Eng. Inst.,
Halilfax. aOO a dtel. to Ang. Synod ;
officlal.ly C'Onnectro with Primrose
League in En-g.-Royal N. ,So Yacht
Club, Halifax, N.S.; New Oxford and
Cam. Olub, London, Eng.
Acland, Frederick Albert, Dom. pub-
I1c servIce.
S. S. and iM'ary (Bryant) A.; lb.
Brld-gØW'aJOOr, Eng., Aug. 9, 1861; e.
t.here; m., .1888, Elizabetlh, d. .Jonn
AfJair. Toronto; entd. a ;printing office
at 11, commencing regular newspaper
work a felW yrs. later; came to Can.,
1883. joining staff Toron'Ì'Ü Globe, laJber
spending a couple of yrs. In journal-
ism In Cincinnati, Chicago, New Or-
leans, Atlanta, Ga., and other Am.
dtles; returning to Can., became city
ed. Toronto Globe, 1887; news ed.
IH90; removed to Philadelphia, Pa..
to assist in establishing Booklover'B
Mag., 1902; transfd. to London, Eng.,
as mangr. Eng. branches Booklover's
Library, 1903; on disposal of these
branches to W. H. Smith. returned
to Can., becoming ed. Globe Sat.
Mag., 1904; visited Western Pro-
vinces May, 1906, a trip he had un-
dertaken several times previously.
and wrote a series of letters for the
Globe, describing conditions and
affairs there, .. with an authority and
insight that has never been sur-
passed" (vide T, News), which
were pUblished in pamphlet form by
Dom. Govt.; later. same year, re-
moved to Winnipeg as permanent ed.
representative of the Globe, a wholly
new venture In Can. journalism;
apptd. Secy. Dept. of Labour. Feb..
1907; 'Promoted Dept(Y'. MinT. do., Oct.
1. /1908; Presd'!:. IC. S. Assn., 1907;
author ".Jos'e'I)h ChamJberlaln: The Man
and the Statesman," and of numerous
other contributions to mag. NteratJUre;
Ang.-l,J Somerset St., Ottawa; Rideau
Club, do.
.. Noted for his sound jud
ment and
lite.rary taste."-S. N.
.. A journalist of wide experience and
excellent ability."-T. Neu's.
Acres, Miss Helen Elizabeth, educa-
tionist.
Apptd. Lady Principal Bishop
Strachan Sch., Toronto. an Institution
for the higher education of girls, 1898;
as such received H.R.H. the Princess
of Wales (the present Queen of Eng.)
on a visit to the Institution, Oct., 1901,
H.R.H. the Princess Louise, Duchess
of Argyll, having visited the same sch.,
Sept. 12, 1879; resigned, 1911; .Ang.-
!Jl College St., Toronto.
Adam, Rev, I'rançolø Tancrede
(R.C.).
S. late Louis A.. N.P., and Ros(' H.
(Bourgeois) A.; b. Coteau-du-Lac.
P.Q.. .June 25, 1850; e. CoIl. Bourget;
o. 1873; prof. ColI. Bourget; after fill-
Ing some minor appts. was speci:'1Jly
selected by Archbp. Fabre to minister
to French-Canadians at Whitehall.
N.Y.. 1877: returned to Montr('al, 1883.
and In 1892 became curê of Ch, of
Sacred Heart, Montreal; hon. canon.
1900: memo Cath. Sch. Bd., 1906.-
B!J5 Ontario St. E., Montreal.
.. <\ notpd authority on historical sub.
jects."-M. Herald.
Adam, Graeme Mercer, author.
S. late .Jas. and Margt. (Wishart) A..
Lasswade. Midlothian, Scot.; b. Loan-
head, Scot., May 25, 1839; e. Edin-
burgh; cnadled among books; at 19
was at the head df the retail brrandh
of one of the oldest Scottish publish-
Ing houses; In 1858 came to Can. as
mangr. of the Can. book-house of Rev.
Dr. Cunningham Gelkle. and, 2 yre.
afterwards, succeeded to the business,
In partnership with Mr, Rollo, the firm
ADAM
ADAM1.
5
afterwards being re-formed and known
as Adam, Stevenson & Co., booksellers
and publlshers.
'oronto, which cCJn-
tinued in existence for many yrs.; in
1876, in alliance with late John Lovell,
Montreal, opened a publishing house
In N. Y. as an outlet for literature
manufactured by Mr. L.'s sons, at
Rouse's Point, a venture which, al-
though not barren of results, was not
immediately successful: it subsequently
developed into the U. S. Book
Co.; returning to Toronto, 1878, entd.
on an active lIiterary career; his
firm had :prev.iously !published the
Brit. Am. Mag., to which he had con-
tributed reviews of books; and from
1869 to 1872 he had written almost the
whole of each number of the Can.
Bookseller, an organ of the book and
publishing interests of Can.; In 1872,
in co-operation with Prof. Goldwin
SmitJh and others, he founded the
Can. Monthly, of which he was sole
ed. from 1879 to Its decease, 1883;
in 1879 he also founded the Can. Edu-
cational Monthly, of which he was ed.
for over 5 yrs.; was likewise for
several yrs. office ed. and business
mangr. of The Bystander, and, In
connection with this duty, served as
secy. and literary asst. to Prof. Gold-
win Smith; when the Week was started
he became one of Its staff of writers,
contributing also to the Nation, the
Globe, the Mail, and other journals
published then and subsequently at
'Toronto; he found time, as well, for
other forms of authorship; In 1883
he ed. a series of sch. reading books,
in 5 volumes, known as .. The Royal
Can. Readers"; subsequently he ed. an
edition of Macaulay's" Essay on War-
ren Hastings," and published. In asso-
ciation with J. W. Connor, the II Can.
High Sch. Word Book," and, In asso-
ciation with W. J. Robertson (q.v.), a
.. Sch. History of Eng. and Can."; in
1885 he published .. The Can. North-
West; Its History and Its Troubles,"
and, In 1886, In conjunction with Miss
Wetherald (q.v.), an historical
romance entitled .. An Algonquin
Maiden"; among other works from
his pen have been: .. An Outline His-
tory of Can. Literature"; a volume
summarizing the work in Equatorial
Africa of Sir H. M. Stanley; a series
of books of a topographical and de-
scriptive character on Can.; .. Can.
from Sea to Sea," a tourlst's hand-
book; II Toronto Old and New"; a
revised ed. of Collins' II Life of Sir
John Macdonald"; a II Hand-book on
Commercial Union." and. In conjunc-
tion with the late Geo. Dickson, a II His-
tory of Upper Can. College"; was
also a contributor to ., Picturesque
Can.... ed. by the late Principal Grant;
on leaving for the U. S., 1892, was
presented with an address and purse
by Can. literary men and publishers,
in recognition of his Important work;
becoming a resident of N. Y., he re-
mained there for 4 yrs., being chiefly
connected with the U. S. Book Co. as
reader and literary adviser; otherwise
he performed a large share of labour.
not only as a reviewer. memoir writer
and general contributor in mags. and
critical journals. but In the way of
compilations and original authorship;
in 1896 he removed to Chicago to be-
come ed. of Self-Culture, a new mag.,
which he subsequently accompanied to
A.kron, 0., on its removal thither;
after 6 yrs., having edited 9 vols. of the
periodical, his connection with It
ceased on a change of publishers, and
he again took up his residence In
N. Y., where he has continued to reside,
being engaged in editorial and general
lit. work for the chief IDastern publish-
Ing houses; of separate works he has
written a life of Genl. R. E. Lee and
one of Peter the Great, and prepared
for John Lovell & Sons, Montreal, a
new ed. of II The Dom. of Can. Gazet-
teer "; a graduate of the Royal Mil.
Sch., Toronto, holding a 1st class cert..
he served for many yrs. In the Queen's
Own Rifles. Toronto, and commanded
a co. at Ridgeway during the first
Fenian raids (med.) ; an Ang.; .ro., 1st.
1863, Jane Beazley (d. 1884), 2nd
d. late John Gibson, ed. Literary
Gm'land, Montreal; 2ndly, 1891,
Frances Isabel, 4th d. late Fredk.
Brown, Rochdale; politicaIly an Ind.
and free trader; In Can. a Nationalist.
-7 W. 106th St., New York.
.. Take away the literary undertakings
fostered in Canada by Goldwin Smith and
rel'cer Adam and what remains ?"-The
lale Nicholas Flood Davin, M.P.
Adam. Joseph, lawyer.
S. late Guillaume A.; b. MarlevllIe.
P.Q., July 30. 1850; e. CoIl Ste. Marle-
de-iMonnoir, and McGill Univ. (B.'C.L.,
1878); advocate, .1878; K.IC.. 1903;
sU'ccessful}ly Ipractises -In iM'Ontreal;
aNy., ci>ty .of Ste. CuruegQntde .for 14
yrs.; m., ISept., ,1883, CorInne (d. July,
1908). e. d. Hon. Jrustice 'Mathieu
(q.v.); a R. IC. and a Con.---8S Cher-
rier St., Montreal; Club St. Denis, do.
Adami, John George, educationist.
S. late John Geo. A.. Manchester
and Ashton-upon-Mersey, Cheshire.
and Sarah Ann Ellis, d. Thos. Leech.
Urmston, Lancashire. Eng.; b. Man-
chester. Jan. 12. 1862; e. Owens CoIl,
Manchester; Chrlst's ColI., Camb. (sch.
1881; 1st cl. 1st pt. Nat. Science
Trlpos, 1882; do. 2nd pt. do. do., 1884;
bach. travel. seh., 1884; Darwin prize-
man for orig. research, 1885; M.A..
1887: 'M.lD.. 1891), Bre-slau and Paris;
m. 1894, Mary Stuart. d. Jas. A. Cant-
lie, Montreal. and niece Lord Mount-
stephen (q.v.); Jobn Lucas Walker
student lPath. Univ. Cam.. 1890; bouse
phys. Manch
teT Royal Infirmary and
Demon. Path.. do., 1900; felilow J-esU8
0011., do., 189.1; !Prof. PatJh. /McGill
Unlv., 1892; F.R.S. (Edin.), 1898;
M.A.. M.D.- ad eund. (McGill). 1899;
LL.D. (Univ. N. B.), 1900; F.R.S.C.
(1902) ; F.R.S. (1905) ; author of num-
erous papers upon path. subjects In vari-
ous med. journals and trans. of med.
socs.. Eng.. Am. and French; also of an
address on art and literature dellv-
ered before Women's Art Assn., Mont-
real, 1904; has been prominently fden-
tifioetl '\nth local league for !prevo of
tubercul.; was Presdt. local Medlco-
Chir. Soc.. and Is now joint Secy. Vic-
torian Order Nurses; was Presdt. Mont-
real branch Brit. Med. Assn., 1899, and
G
ADAMS.
Presdt. Path. Sec. same body, Toronto
meeting, 1905; declined appt. to chair
of Path.. Come1l Univ., 18
8, to same
chair, Univ. Camb., 1899, and to other
professorships elsewhere; presided at
Intern. TubercuL Congress, \Yashing-
ton. 1908; promoter Royal Edward
Tubercul. IllIsL. 1909; Royal CorumI'. re
Spread of Tubercul., 1909; Presdt. City
Improvement League, do.; do. Can.
Assn. for the Prevo of Tubercul., do.;
re-elected do., do., 1!H.l; el'ected
presdt. Assn. af Am. Physi-cians, 1911;
do. Can. Mining Inst., 1910; V.-P.
Montreal Univ. Club, dO.-331 Peel St.,
Montreal; St. James's Club; Univer-
sity Club, lIfontreal; Saville Club, Lon-
don; Alpha Delta Phi, New York.
"Endowed with
'outh, energ
. and en-
thusiasm, his investigations have been im-
portant and of great benefit to mankind."
-M. Herald.
Adams, Major Alexander, late H.M.'s
regular mil. forces.
Y. s. late Capt. Jas. A., architect.
employed in the construction of the
Parlt. Bldgs.. Ottawa; Irish origin;
b. Ottawa. May 27. 1867; e. there
and R. ,M. .colI., Kingston; gradu-
ated, 1887; gazetted 2nd lieut. R. E..
1888; capt.. 1899; major, 1907; apptd.
genl. mangr. Nile Delta Light H.y.,
1899 ; ha ving previously served as
traffic man gr. Burma :State Ry.; m.
1908. Catherine Mary. y. d. late C. E.
Fox, Master in Equity. Bombay. an..!
Hon. Mrs. C. E. Fox.-Cairo, Egypt.
Adams, Allan Huston, physician.
S. Dr. A., Whitby, Ont.; b. there;
e. Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1901; M.D..
with ihonours, 1904); ,m., St1Pt., 1909,
Nettie Elizab-eth, d. C. C. Norris, To-
ronto; intern. phys. Muskoka Free
Hosp. for Consumptives, 1904; Supt.
Toronto Free Hosp. for Consumptive
Poor, 1905; memo staff Toronto Genl.
Hasp., 1190.5; IAng.--JJ.; JmTis St., To-
1'onto, Onto
Adams, Charles Frederick, lawyer.
E. s. Capt. J. F. A., H. M.'s Cus.
toms. Sarnia, Ont., fonnerly of Perth,
011Jt.; b. Sarnia, M-ch. 13. 1880; e. pub-
lic schs. and ColI. Inst., Samia; m.,
Sept., 1909, Miss Amy Allen Johns.
Exeter, Ont.; studied law, Osgoode
Hall, Toronto; undergrad. in law.
Man. Univ.: barrister (Alta. and
Sask. ) , 1906; successfully practises
his prof. at Calgary; a memo legal
finn Muir, Jephson & A., there; secy.-
tr(':as. Law Soc. of Alta. since Its cre-
ation, 1907; first hon. secy. Can. Club,
Calgary, 1907-8; presdt. Young Men's
Club. do.. 1906-8; a Meth.. and a
memo Bd. of Mangt. Central Meth.
Ch.-Calgary, AIta; Canadian Club;
Young Men's Club, do.
Adams, Chauncey Allen, educationist.
B. Sawyerville, P.Q.. Nov. 15. 1879;
e. Coaticook Acad.. Stanstead 'Vesl.
ColI. and McGill Univ. (B.A. and 2nd
cllass Ih.onours dn history. ,190
) ; Pl'esdt.
Univ. Grad. Lit. Soc. McGill Unlv. and
Presdt. McGill Hist. Club. 1901; spent
2 yrs. travelling in Gt. Brit.. Egypt
and India; was Genl. SI-'cy. Y.J;l.C.A.
McGill Univ., Montreal, 1904-5; apptd.
Genl. Secy. Y.M.C.A., Ceylon, by
Intern. Oomte. of N. .Am., June, 1905;
unm.-Y..ll.C.A., Colombo, Ceylon.
Adams, Ezra Herbert, physician.
S. Dr. J. G. A.. Toronto; b. there;
e. Toronto Grammar Seh.; graduated
M.D., C.M., Victoria Univ., Cobourg.
1890; suc'Cesslfully
ra,ctÏises his prof.
in Toronto; Presdt. Ross lJi'b. Club,
Toronto, and 'Prominent in t,l1at in-
terest; Treas. Can. Public OwnershiiP
League; a bro., Dr. \Y,m. F. ,A., Oan.
M'eth. missy. in China.-4 Bond St.,
Toronto.
Adams, Frank Dawson, geologist;
educationist.
B. Montreal, Sept. 17, 1859; e. Mont-
real High Sch. and McGill Univ..
graduating at latter with 1st rank
honours in Nat. 'Science, 1878. and
bakTing degree M.A.'Sc., 1884; sub-
sequently studied Sheffield Scient. Sch.,
Yale CoIl. and at Heidelberg (Ph.D.,
1892); at last named institution de-
voted himself specially to petrography
and physical g>e'Ül.; Iffi., 1892, Marie
S
uart, e. d. late Saml'. Finley. Mont-
real; a:pjptd. staff. Geol. Survey.
1880; lectu.rer ill' GeoL, McGill,
1889; Lo'gan Prof. of Geol. do.,
1893; apptd. Dean of Science. do.,
1908; D.Se. (McGill), 1902; D.C.L.
(Lennoxville). 1903; F.G.S.A., 1888;
F.G.S. (Lond.), 1895; F.R.S.C., 1896;
Ly\c-vH 'illE'c1æHiist. 1906; ,granlt from
Carnegie Inst. for prose.cution special
researches, 1906; F.R.S., 1907; Presdt.
Can. Mining Inst. and Councillor Can.
Soc. Prevo of Tubercul.; elected pretSldt.
In tern. iOongress ()If Geologists, Toronto,
1910; has Ibeen iPresdt. f.\,['cGm Grad'U-
ates' Soc. and' of Montreal Kat. His.
SOIC.; author numero'llB 'Papers dealing
more espec,ialq'Y with pI"obßems with
m'e.bam'orphism and the olde-r crystJa:l-
Hne rocks of earth's crust. wUlich have
a'ppeared in se-jen. 'Publ,icatiom9 in ICan.,
En-g. and U. S.; also researChes on ex-
perimental gEOI.; an IAng.-Z4S M oun-
tain .st., 1I1onh'eal; summer: " Sagast-
aweka" Thousand Islands; University
Club;' St. James's Club; Canadian
Club; Out1"emont Golf Club, ]lontreal.
" Has do,ne notable ge.olog. work, and is
an educaìio,nist of repute."-T. Glob/:..
Adams, Rev, George J[, B, (Meth.).
O. 1881; has been entrusted with
some important charges in the Man.
and N.- W.. Toronto. Hamilton and
B. C. Confs., including Keepawa, Ger-
rard St., Toronto; Gore St., Hamilton;
Brant Av p ., Brantford, and Metropoli-
tan Ch., Victoria, B.C.; called to Win-
nipeg pastorate, June. 1908: secy. of
Toronto Cont., 1895: popuLar as a
Ie.ctJlWer.-2.;7 Furby St., Winnipeg.
Adams, Henry Austin, aut1ho'l' (nolll-
de-1Jlltllle. Vincent Hamer).
B. in the W. I.; has lived In Eng..
Germany. France. Australia, New Zea-
land a.nd the South Sea Islands; now
living in B.C.; long known as a statis-
tical writer for the mags.; mOre
recently. has turned to story writing;
in addi'tion to many short tales for
the mags. has published .. The Mort-
gage on 'the Brain," .. The Crusts."
and other novels, which have had a
large sale and been otherwise well
ADAMS-ADOLPH,
"I
recd.-"The Shack 0' Dream8/' Vic-
toria, B.C.
Adams, Stanley, vocalist.
S. late Capt. W. H. 1\.., late H.M.'s
23rd R. ",r. Fusiliers, and mangr. H.B.
Co.'s store, Winnipeg; b. Eng.; e.
"\Vinnipeg; also studied music there and
in Germany and Italy; a choir-boy at
"\Vinnipeg ; entd. on a professional
career, as a singer. in Eng.; accom-
panied Mad. Beatrice Langley on Am.
concert tour, 1906; m. Lillian, o. d.
late Lt...JOol. W. N. K-ennedy, !paymaster
Can. voyagJeurs, NHe expedition,
1884-5.-Care Canadian OfTice, Lon-
don, Eng.
.. Hi!; yoice is remarkably full, brilliant
and flexible."-L. Musical Standard.
Adams, Bev, Walter Bobert (Ang.).
S. late R. T. A., London. Eng.; b.
there, Sept. 1, 1877; e. St. John's Sch.,
Hurst, Sussex, and Univ. of Durham
(B.A., with 1st class honours in Math.,
1900; M.A., 1901); Math. Fellowship,
1901; o. 1901; formerly curate Crox-
dale, Durham, and Lambeth parish ch.,
London, Eng. ; incumbent mission dist.,
Baring, Sask.; brought with him a
'<:.t .of oommunion vessels, a pvesent
from his old parish to the Can. Ch.-
Indian Head, Alta.
Adams, Bev, William Henry (Meth.).
Mem. of a Staffordshire family whose
records go back to the Reformation;
b. July 3, 1864; came from Richmond
CoIl., London, to Nfd.. 1886; o. George
St. Ch., St. John's, where he was asst.
pastor. ] 890; a year later removed to
Onto ; m. ] 892, Mary Bertha, e. d. Rev.
Jas. Dove, D.D., St. John's, Nfd.; for
some yrs. has been a frequent contri-
butor to periodical literature on both
sides of the Atlantic, and, under pres-
-ent and former eds. of the Christian
Guardian, has been engaged in ed.
writing; author of .. The Toronto Civic
Song" (1905); has been financl. secy.
. and chairman of his ch, dist.-l ene-
tanguishene, Onto
Adamson, Agar Stewart Allan Mas-
terson, late Can. Parliamentary
service.
S. late James A., advocate, clk. asst.
SC'nate of Can.. and Mary Julia, d.
Stewart Derbishire, late M.P. and
Queen's Printer of Can.; b. Montreal,
Dec. 25. 1865; e. Corpus Christl CoIl.,
Camb.; m. Nov., 1899, Ann Mabel
(founder and presdt. Can. Soc. Ap-
þlied Art, '1904), o. d. late John Cawthra,
Toronto; entered serv'ioce Senate of
Can., Feb., ,1890 (now retired); for-
merly a ca'Pt. G.-G. F. Gds.. Ottawa;
,>erved in 3rd 'spooial ,serV'irce regt.
Hal'ifax, N.,S.; took a draft of Lord
Strathcona's Horse out to rein.fOTC'e the
regt. in S. A., 1900; remained -there
wi th regt. ; served a seoond time in the
S. A. campaign, as a erupt. in 6th Can.
Mounted Rifles, returning to Can.ada
at dose of war (orned. with 3 clasps'
emtil()n,eod
,in d-esp3JtchEs) ; atiter leav
mg Cambridge, read for Holy Orders
but did not enter ministry' now i
busine
s in Toronto; a Fre
ason.-
i1 Elgm A ve., Toronto; Rideau Club
Ottawa; Imperial Service Club Lon
don, Eng.,. Colonial Club, do. '
Adamson, Alan Joseph, legislator,
S. Rev. John Evans and Harriet A.:
b. Clifden, Co. Galway. Ire1., Aug. 1.
1857; e. High Sch., Dublin; m. Dec.,
1900, Julia, d. Robt. Turiff, Quebec; a
dir. Northern Bank and of the Sask.
Valley and Man. Land Co.; went
originally to Winnipeg and em-
barked in grain trade. 1883; Secy.-
Treas. Man. Grain Co., 1896; removed
to Rosthern. 1899; largely instrumental
in attracting Am. capital and settlers
to that region; while residing there or-
ganized Can. Territories Corporation,
of which he remains presdt. and
mangr.; this body holds the record for
the value of its transactions among aU
-the corporations existing in the West;
sat for Humboldt (H.C.) in Lib.
interest. g.e. 1904-8; an Ang.; his son,
C. \V. A.. was selected as Rhodes
scholar for Sask.. 1907.-Winnipeg,
.Man.; Manitoba Club, do.
Addison, MIss Margaret Eleanor,
educationist.
E. d. Rev. Peter A. (Meth.) and
Mary A. (Campbell) A.; Eng. and
Scotch-Irish descent; b. Horning's
Mills, Ont.. Oct. 21, 1868; e. High Schs..
Richmond Hill and Newcastle, Scll. of
Pedagogy, Victoria Univ., Cobourg
(B.A. and 1st class honours in Moderns
and silver med., 1889) ; began teachIng,
Sept.. 1889, in Onto Ladies' CoIl.,
Whitby. and subsequently taught in
Stratford and Lindsay CoIl. Insts.;
since Oct., 1903, has been Dean of
Annesley Hall, Victoria Univ., 'l'oronto;
is also Lecturer in German in Victoria
ColI., the first and only woman lecturer
in the CoIl.; memo Bd. Dom. Y.W.C.A.;
001'1'. Sec., AJlumnæ A'&Sn., ViotJoria CoIL,
and V.-P., Univ. Women's Club; be-
lieves strongly in the higher education
of women, as well as of men, and in
furthering every opportunity for their
moral and intellectual improvement and
development; a Meth.-Annesley Hall,
Queen's Park, 7'oronto.
Addison, William Henry Fitzgerald,
physician.
S. John H. A., barrister, Toronto; e.
Toronto Univ. (B.A., with 1st class
honours In Nat. Science, 1902; M.D.,
1905); served on med. staff, Toronto
Genl. Hospital; apptd. Lecturer on His-
tol.. Univ. of Penn., 1905; m. Dec..
1905. Eleanor CorkhUl, 2nd d. Dr. Ed-
ward Adams, Toronto.-Logan Hall,
Univ. of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Addy, George A, B" physician.
S. Dr. H-enry G. and late Cecilia
(iBessonett) A., St. John, N.B.; grands.
Rev. John S. A. (Meth.), a lI1'ative or
She.ffi.elJd, Eng.; ,b.
t. J.ohn, N.B., J.an.
2, 18'60; e. theTe; M.D..C.M., iMlCGill
Univ., 1890; apptd. Su:pdt. Gerul. Hos-
pital, ,St. JOhn, 189,1; formerly Provl.
Bacteriollog,ist, N.,B.; electro IPre.sdt.
St. IGeorge's Soc., St. John, 11908; a
Lilb.; a IMeth.-St. John, N.B.; Union
Club; Canadian Club, do.
Adolph, Henry Lamont, lawyer.
E. s. Fredk. A., lumber manfr., and
Margt. Reid (Lamont) A.. formerly of
Chesley, Ont., now of Baynes Lake.
B.C.; b. Tp. Brant. Co. Bruce, Ont.,
Feb. 23, 1862; e. High and Public schs.,
8
AGUR-AHRENS.
Chesley and Walkerton. Ont.; m., Oct.,
1900, Mae Russell, d. late J. H. Elliot,
banker. Chesley, Onto ; barrister
(Man.), 1897; successfully practises
his prof. at Brandon; also presdt.
Adolph Lumber Co., Baynes Lake,
B.C.; ald., 1906-8; mayor of Brandon,
1909-11; in early life a public sch.
teacher; principal Souris Sch., 1886-
90 ; Past. Dist. High Chief Ranger. C.
O. F., Man. and N. W. T.; Past D. D.
G. M., G. L. of Man.. A. F. & A. M..
and a memo Bd. of Gent Purposes;
Lib. : Presb.-1540 L01'ne A ve., Brandon,
Man.
Agur, Robert Henry, business man.
S. Robt. and Margt. A. (Ballard)
A.; joint Irish and Eng. descent; b.
Co. Oxford, Ont.. July 13. 1856; e.
Ingersoll High Sch.. U. C. CoIl. anù
Toronto Business Coil.; early experi-
ence In banking and commercial life;
removed to Man., 1882; In agency and
comn. Ibusiness; a memo fil'm Massey
& Co., oagricull. lm.plement manfrs.,
which qater wrus amalgamated with
Afasse.y-Harris 00.. Ltd., TrO'I1orubo and
BrantJford; became a.sst. to mangr.
N.-W. branch Mass.ey-Harris 00., Ltd.;
mangr. N.- W. dept., covering hundreds
of agencies In great grain-growing dist.,
from Lake Superior to Rbcky Mts..
1898; an Ang. ; m., 1882, Harriet S.. d.
D. R. Van Allen, Chatham, On1.- Win-
nipeg; Manitoba Club, do.
Ahearn, Mrs, Margaret Howitt, mar-
ried woman.
B. Montreal; e. McGill Normal Sch.
and Bute Ho.; m. 1892. Thos. Ahearn,
Ottawa (q.v.) ; spent much of her time
since her marriage in foreign travel.
and has embodied her impressions in
various contributions to the press;
author also of several papers. contri-
buted to .. Trans. Women's Can. Hist.
Soc.:' of wlhlch s
. she is presdt. ; also
Presdt. Alumnæ Assn., Ottawa Ladies'
ColI., of Local Council of Women and
Local Bd. of Mangt., Victorian Order
of Nurses. 'and a Dir. Women's Art
Assn., Ottawa.- u Buena Vista," 58
Laurier Ave. W., Ottawa.
Ahearn, Thomas, electrical engineer
and inventor; cavitallst.
S. late John and Norah (Power) A..
natives Waterford, Irel.: b. Ottawa,
June 24, 1855: e. Unlv. Ottawa; ol'ig-
irua.llly a WI.egM.'ph operrut'Or in OUa wa
and N.Y.; became mangr. at Ottawa,
Bell Telephone Co., 1880; entd. into
partnership with W. Y. Soper (q.v.),
under firm name A. & Soper, as elec-
trical engrs. and contractors. 1882; as
such constructed and equipped some of
the largest electric works In Can., In-
cluding long distance telephone lines
from Pembroke to Quebec, via Ottawa
and Montreal, the long distance system
of land lines of Commercial Cable Co.
through N.S., and the telegmph lines
of the C.P. Ry. Co. from ocean to
ocean; one of the founders Chauùiere
Electric Light and Power Co., 1886,
merged In Ottawa Electric Co., 1895.
and which has since been absorbed
with the Ottawa Gas Co., and Is presdt.
of both cos.; also one of the founders
and presdt. of Ottawa Electric Ry. Co.,
the pioneer venture of the kind In Can.,
which solved the problem of operating
In Can. an electric service on wheels
throughout the winter; rated as a
millionaire by S. N., 1910; gives
generously; a memo Am. Inst.
Electrical Engrs.; a gov. St. Luke's
Hospital; a dir. Can. Westing-
house Co.. Ottawa Invest. Co., Ottawa
Building Co.. Ottaw,a Land Assn., and
presdt. Ottawa Car Co.; a great trav-
eller. having twice or thrke circled thp
globe: a Lib.; a R.C.; m., 1st, LIlllas
M. (d. !Aug.. 1888). d. late Alex. Fleck.
Ot.tawa; 2ndly, 1892, !her sister. lMargt.
Howitt Fl1eck (q.v.)._u buena Vista,"
5S
Law'ier Ave. W., Ottawa; Rideau
Club; Ottawa Golf Club; Ottawa Hunt
Club; Ottawa .country Club; Lauren-
tian Club. do.
"Aoother Edison in a limited degree."
-Lord Aberdeen (q.v.).
"Has risen by &hoor aibility from the
lowe&t to the topmost rung o.f the ladder."
-0. Citizen.
Ahern, Michael Joseph, physician.
S. Patrick and Catherine (Nunen)
A., from Co. Cork, Irel.; b. Quebec
City; e. Chl'istian Bros. 800., Laval
Normal Sch., and Laval Unlv. (IM.L.,
avec distinction, 1868; M.D., 1880);
m.. 1877, :Miss Georgine M'arcottJe
(d. 1896) ; apptd. Med. Faculty Laval
Unlv., 1874; Demon. of Anat., do..
1881; Prof. Clinical Surg., do.. 1885:
do.. Descriptive Anat., do.. 1899: also
a memo of Council. Laval Univ. and
surg., Hotel Dleu, Quebec; a memo
Royal 'COImn. re Spread of TUibercul.,
1909.-f
Garden St., Quebec.
Ahrens, Carl, landscape painter.
B. Winfield, Ont., Feb. 15. 1866; a
Norseman b
de.scenot: m., Feb., 1906.
Miss !Madonna Niles; studied art Un-
der Wm. Chase. Edwin Elwell and
Geo. Inness, of N. Y.; one of his pic-
tures, .. The Day is Done." received
much favourable notice at an exhn. of
the Onto Soc. of Artists. 1890; another,
.. The Fisherman's Child." was given
the place of honour in the Biennial
Exhn. of the Royal Can. Acad., 1893;
and still another, .. Ripe Corn Time,"
was purchased by the Onto Govt. to
hang in the Parlt. Buildings, Toronto,
1896; afterwards attracted the atten-
tion of Elbert Hubbard, who was
greatly impressed by his originality in
atmospheric effects. and persuaded him
to throw in his lot with the Roycroft
community at East Aurora. N. Y.:
separating frO'ffi them spent 3 YI'S.
painting the ruins of thf' olù Spanish
missions in Southern Cal.; returned
to Can., Sept., 1907; among the best
known of his works. in addition to
those above mentioned. are .. Cradled
in the Net" (shown at the Chicago
W'orld's Fair). .. The House in the
Clearing," .. Gleam in the Woodlands."
.. The Woodcutters," .. The Glow in the
Woodland," .. Passing Showers," and
.. The Coming Storm"; Is also a writer
of short stories for the periodical
poress.-175 St. Helen Ave., Toronto.
.. His distinguishing traits are his feel-
in'" for colour and his handling of the
pr
blems of light and air. His composi.
tion is alwa vs simple and effective; his
sense of un'it
. and harmony is never-
9
AIKENHEAD-AIKINS.
failing; and his values are wen under.
stood. Many of his paintings, like Whist-
ler's, am ex.periments in elusive lights and
forms and colours, for he is akin in spirit
to that wizard. who studied the outdoor
world with unfla
ging love, and yet felt
that · to take nature as she is. is like
tp1ling the player to sit on the piano.'
There are suggestions in his earlier work
of Millet: often he recal1s to you the
solidity of Rousspau, the air-fil1ed skies of
Constable, the mystpry of Coret. Thel'(' is,
however, no real resemblance to a!ly other
thnn hims!'1f; his stylp is an amalgam
nhsolntelv his own."-BT1(sh and Pp7!cil,
Chicano. .
Aikenhead, Rev, James Robert
(Meth.).
S. late .Jas. A.. a nativp Ki1kenny,
fret.. Presdt. and founder of the Aiken-
hNtd Hardware Co.. Ltd., Toronto, and
E1izabeth (Higginbotham) A.; b. To-
ronto, .July 30, 1863; e. local schs.;
pursuect theo1. studff's Wesl. Theol.
Coli., Montreal; m., ] 891. Elizabeth H.
(q.v.), d. A. W. Dimsdale. a near rela-
tive of Sir .Joseph Dimsctale. late Lord
Mavor of London; entd. ministry,
1887; o. 1891; has held pastorates at
Montreal, Toronto and Gravenhurst;
a1JllPtd'. to Harne, '1906.-J1imico. Onto
Aikenhead. Thomas Edward 0"
manufacturer.
Bro. preceding; b. Tororlto, Rept. 14,
1859; e. there; m.; joined his father In
bu!;iness, and on his death, 1903, suc-
ceeded him as Pl'(>sdt. of the Aiken-
head Hardware Co.: a Meth.-
28
Jl[arkha1lt St., Toronto.
Aikin, James Alexander, journaU<>t.
B. Hami1ton, Ont., .Tan. 9, 1868: e.
Hamilton public sC'hs, Orang-eviH e Big-h
SC'h. and Queen's Univ., Kingston (M.A.,
with 1st class honours In Pol. Sclen.
and Phil., 1904) ; unm.; at one time on
staff Toronto nlobe: hought Raslmtoon
Phænix (weekltv). 19()!); estbrL Dailtl
Phænix. l
:pl.. 1906: is C'aipt.. A. SqU'ac'l-
ron. 22nd Light Horse; first Presdt.
Y. M. Lib. Club, Raskatoon, and first
Presdt. Canadian Club, do.; a memo
CIl. of Disciples of ChrIst: a Llb.-
8askatoon. Rask.
Aikins, Henry Wilberforce, physlcfan
S. late Dr. W. T. A., Dean Med.
Faculty, Toronto Unlv.; h. Toronto;
e. U. C. Colt and Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1877) ; graduated M.B.. Toronto Unlv.,
1881 : M.D.,C.M.. Victoria Univ..
Cobourg, do.; M.R.C.S. (Eng.). 1884:
for a 'time As!'IÌ. PJ"I()f. .\n811:.-. '1'1orOll'to
Dniv.: Treas., Onto Med. Council. 1906 ;
do. Coli. P. and S., Ont., 1907: a Sena-
tor Victoria Dnlv. : :1 dlr. Sun anc'l Has-
tings Ravings and L. Co., of Contin-
ental Life Ins. Co., and Sterling Bank:
a Counci11or Unlv. Toronto AlumnI
A!';sn.; a Mpth.: a Lib.: unm.-26-6
(,1l11rrh Rt.. Toronto.
Aikins, Herbert Austin, educationist.
S. late Dr. W. T. and Louise (Plnps)
A.. Toronto: h. there. MC'h. 1, 1 R67 :
e. U. C. con. :1nc'l Toronto Univ. (B.A..
1887), anð Yal.e Univ. (Ph.D... 1R91) ;
instr.. Univ. S. Ca1., '1888:
'O.. HI!':tory
of ;PhU., Yale Un-Iv., 'IRQO-1: Prof.
T.ogt-c and Pthi1., Trinity '('ry11.. N. C..
t891-3; thon. felrr'OW 'Clark Pniv., 1892-
3: Prof. of PhiL, Colfl. f{)ll' Women.
Wesbern Reserve Un'iv., since 1893; a
memo Am. Psycho1. Assn., ,Am. ,Assn.
for A'dvanc. of Science, and Am. Phllos.
Assn.: e.d. .. PhiloSQphy of Hume"
'(,1893): amtJhQr of "'Prln'CfpÞes of
Lo'gic" (1902), 'and papers on psych-01.
and ph.f1os. ,sulbjects.-fOM Cornell Rd.,
Cleveland, 0., U.S.
Aikins, Hon, Lt,-Col, James Albert
Manning, lawyer.
Irish descent: S. late Hon. .J. C. and
Mary E. .J. (ISomers.e.t) A.: father a
well,l known state'SII1'an 'and adminis-
trator of tJh.e IConfederation 'Period; ib.
.. Rich-view," 100. 'Peel. Ont.. ,Dec. 10,
185il; e. .Brampton Grrum. Sch., U. C.
COIHege and Toronto Univ. (B.,A., 1875;
M.IA., 1876): barrister (OnL), 1878:
do. (,Man.), 1879; estaJbl
islhed himseqif
in bu
iness in WinnÏipeg. do.: K.C. (1M.
of Lansdowne), 1884; bencher, Law
Soc., 1886; counsel for C. P. Ry.
Co. (W. div.) and for Dept. of .Jus-
tice; also solicitor for several banks
and publlc cos., 1880; memo Royal
Comn. re Admn. of .Justice. N.W.T.,
1880, and of do. re ProV'l. Agr.fcuL ColI..
1901: ChaIrman. Royal Comn.. Unlv.
of Man.. 1907; chief counsel for
Man. Govt. during Macdonald Admn.,
and drafted Man. Liquor Bill which, on
appeal, was sustained by P. C. in Eng. :
has fined a large number of other posi-
tions and offices; Presdt. Y.M.C.A.: do.
Can. Club: Chair. Wesl. CoIl., Man.;
Gov. West. Theo1. Colt, Montreal; Bur-
sar, Man. Unlv.; Presdt. Law Soc.;
local dfr. Imp. Bank: dlr. Gt. West Life
Assur. Co.: presented silver cup to
Man. Mounted Rifles. for geneml effi-
ciency, 1907; a<pptd. hon. It.-cot. 90bh
Regt., .. Winnipe,g Rifles," Dec. 211.
1910; a IMeth.; was oR memo of
20th Century Thanksgiving Fund and
of the Meth. Ch. Union Comte.; In
1896 carried resolution In Grace Meth.
Ch., Winnipeg, heartily favouring
organic union of Presb.. Congo and
Meth. Chs. of Can.: a memo Comte. on
Ch. Union, 1908: rated as.a millionaire.
1910; 'lll., 1st, í1884, iMary 'Bertha
(whom 'h'f' .c1,iw)rceð, 1892). e. ð. lal1:iJ
Hon. A. W. IM.cLel'an. p.e.. Lt.-Gov.
of N. S.; 2n'd..lty, 1899, iMary F., d. late
Ron. C. C. Ooij,biy, /M.P., P.C._ 1t River
Bend." Winnipeg, Man.; Manitoba
Club, do.
.. A prohibitionist and lawyer of high
standing."-Hon. H. J. Macdonald (q.v.).
Aikins, William Henry B" physician.
Y. s. late Hon. .J. C. and Mary E. .J.
(Somerset) A.; b. .. Richvlew," Co.
Peel. Ont., Au
. 22. 1859: e. U. C. Col-
Iof'ge; stud-fed fOT his 'pJ"lOlf. art TQron'Ìo
Sch. of Med., Toronto Univ. (M.B..
1881) and VictorJa Unlv. (M.D.. 1881) :
L.R.C.P. (Lond., Eng.), 1881; after
spending a year In N. Y. for post-
graduate work. proceeded to London
and Edinburgh, and completed his
mf'd. education at Vienna: pursued
further studies at Vienna. 1885, ami
again. more recf'ntly; commencerl
practice, Toronto, 1884: m. Dec.. 1887.
Augusta, d. late Dr. Easton Hawkes-
worth anct g. d. late Amasa Wood. 'St.
Thomas. Ont.: Is phys. Toronto Gpnl.
Ho
'P., Toronto 'DIspensary, and 000-
10
AINEY-ALBERTINI.
,9Ulting 'J)/hys. H'Üsp. for Incura'bIIes, etc. :
one of the eds. Can. Practitioner: has
been Presdt. Toronto Clinical Soc. and
officially connected with Onto Med.
Assn., Brit. Med. Assn.. Mississippi
Valley Med. Assn.. and Intern. Med.
Congress. Lisbon; was for 15 yrs. a
Senator Toronto Dniv., representing
graduates in med.; elected V.-P. Can.
Med. Assoc., 1907; present, as secy. for
Can., at the Intern. Med. Congress,
Budapest, Hungary, and was pre.sented
at ..Austrian Court, 1909; autlhor
.. Radium Treatment of Rodent Uker.
Skin 'Cancer, Keloid, etc." (1910), and
other pavers; a Free.mas'Ün.-.SIJ Col-
lege St.. l'oronto; Toronto Club: York
Club; Royal Can. Yacht Club, do.
Ainey, Joseph, labour leader.
B. Montreal. P.Q., Nov. 24, 1864; e.
native city and Deschambault, P.Q.:
joined K. L., 1R85; be-nme Presdt.
Fed. T. and L. Coun., Montreal,
1897, and has filled many other offices
connected with labour interests in Can.
and U. S.; unsuccessfully contested
Montreal (St. Mary's) as labour can-
didate (H. C.). 1906; his platform on
that occasion favoured state insuranr:
a
imst sickne'S's and oM age, suppres-
sion o-f convict 'lab-our in opposition
to trod'e. trhe sll'ppr,essiün fjf pI'iva.toe
banking concerns and the creation of
st'at,e banks, I3bso]uÌle fl"eooom of the
press in publHc laffairs. elle.c.uoI1J of
judges by Ithe peüpl,e. the ('1)Mtion IOf
a Miinr. .of Labour. 'the ,!lIbol'Hion 'Of the
S>enaltoe. the aho.liition of the Harbou.r
Comn. of Montreal, and the fixing of
the federal elections for a uniform date
every 4 yrs.: a memo Bd. of Concilia-
tion and Inv. on Longshoremen's
Grievances, 1907; elected Senior Con-
trolll'er, IMontreal', 1910 (yot,e: 30,942) ;
,R. C.-.'l99 Ave. de ['Hotel de rille,
!lfmltreal.
.. The father of organized labour in
Montre1al."-Jl. Herald.
.. Shrewd in judgment Rnd conservative
in action. he reprpsents the best type of
trade unionist."-M. Herald.
Aird, John. hanklng profession.
S. W'!TI. and Margt. A. : b. Longueull.
P.Q.. Nov. 15, 1855; e. Toronto Model
Sch.; m. Miss Eleanor Lawlor John-
ston; long In the banking profession;
apptd. supdt. of central western
brancheR, Can. Bank of Commerce,
1908; promoted asst. genl. mangr.. do.,
1911.-Toronto; Manitoba Club, Winni-
peg.
Aitken, Hugh, journallst.
Mang. ed. Nanaimo Herald; became
ed. and prop. Rossland Star (d9ily).
reta.ining connection witJh first-nRme-ò
pa.per, ,SeIJ)t., ,1905; a Lib.-Ro8sland,
B.C.
Aitken, John E., educationist.
S. Jas. and Anna McKie (Burns) A..
both from Kincardine-on-Forth, Scot..
and pioneers of Co. Norfolk. Ont.; b.
Woodhouse. Ont., Sept. 17, 1872; e.
public schs. and Can. Business CoIl..
Hamilton. Ont.; m. Dec., 1898. Abbie
J.. 4th d. Wm. Porritt. Port Dover.
Ont.; became teacher commercial sub-
jects Bliss Business CoIl., Laconia,
N.H., Sept., 1898, and later principal
and gent man
r. Bliss ausiness CoIl.,
Greenville, Mich.; is Presdt. Greenville
Can. Club and ed. Business Coll, Jour.;
a Cong.-Greenville, .Mich.
Aitken, Peter, wood engraver.
S. Wm. A. A.; b. Dundas. Ont., June
16, 1858; m. Sept., 1885, Miss Florence
H. Corkhill; removed to U. S., 1879;
studied engraving N. Y. and Paris
(metdlall, W.orld's Columbian Expn..
1893); ex'h
bited Paris Ex-pn., '1900;
V.-P. :and Chair., Extve. Comltoe. Radli-
cal Democracy; -d'P'!. tR,t Jlarg1e to Ci.ty
Comte. Citizens' Union. N.Y.; mt'rlTI.
Extve. IComte. Citizens' Uniûn, Brook-
lyn; has been ,Presdt. Brooklyn Single
Tax League; a'P'Ptd. CoUoctor of City
Re\^en'lle and ,s'up-dt. ad: IMarkets. N.Y.,
.TR.fi". 1, 1909.-26a Hart St., Brooklyn,
N.Y.
Aitken, Bahno, (See Walker, 1\1rs.
Horåtio. )
Aitken, Sir William Maxwell, capital-
j,st; le
jslator.
S. Rev. "Tim. IA. (Presb.), N eweastIe,
N.B. ; b. there. IMay 25. 1879; e. 'PubNc
schs.; m., Jan., 11906. Gladys, d. Brig.-
G
nl .Drury, .c.B. (q.v.); eleC'ted a
'!TIem. Montreal Stock Exchan.ge, 1907;
-does business in C.\Iontreal, Hal:ifax, .the
.W. I., and elsf'where: a dir. Demerara
,Eledric Co., ROIbh Enging. Co., Can.
Car & Foun1dry Co., Western Can.
Power .co,. Rhodes. Curry Co., Can.
ICe,ment Co., ,Ca.pe BI'et'Ün Trust Co.,
.Trinidad 'Electric Cû., and Calgary
Power ICO.; V.-P. .Montreal Trust &
Deposit .co. and CalffitRguey Electric &
,Traction Co.: presiH. Royal Securities
Corpn. and Porto Rico Rys. Co.; rated
as a miJtlionaj.re by !If. Star, 1911;
gRve $2,000 ,to 'Montreal A!'Sll. f'Or the
BÞincl, 119\11; -organized the W. M.
.A. Cû. to conduct a pdvat,e banking
,busilllesls, 1911: a Con.; sinoe Dec.,
1910, has sat ,for A'shton-un'àer-Lyne
(Brit. H. C.): knighæd, 1911.-T..on-
don, Eng.: 2ì9 Drummond st., ]lont-
real: St. JaJ/!Ps's Club; Eng'ineers'
Club; .Montreal Club: Montreal Jo('ke1}
Club; Royal St. Lawrence Yacllt Chlb,
do.; T01'onto Club, Toronto; Halifax
Club, Halifax, N.S.
.. One of the mom remarkable
"I()ung
men Canada h.as pver oproduN'd. "-]f. Star.
.. Courageous, confident, insiste.nt and
yet a man of impulse-in the fo,refront of
ffilany of the biggest financial and iudus.
t'ria'l undertakings of t.hi,s cÜ'tlnttry."-
Busy Man's ]fag.
Albani, Madame, (See Gye, Madame
Albani. )
Albertini, Chevalier de Ricardo Diaz-,
Cuban consular service.
S. Dr. Geo. Diaz-A. and Dame
Angela ROdrigllpz - Gonzalez: b.
Havana, Cuba. Nov. 20. 1856; e. St.
Mary's ColI., Oscott. Eng.; m. Mi!:!s
May Scovel, Detroit, Mich.; Secy. of
Legation to Washington, 1 W15-8 ;
Comnr. from Cuba to Paris E
.'pn.,
1900; Spcy. Reception and Entertain-
ment Comte.. Louisiana Purchase
Expn., ,St. Louis, 1904; took part in
Cuban rebe!lI:ion, 1894-8; apptd. Cuban
consul at Toron to vire 'I)hom,pson
(q.v.), 1911; has rec{l. the follow-
ing decom'biüns: Le;:dtooQ of HlOnour aUld
Monlte Agricolle .of FroÇl.I1Jce, RIIS'ing SUT)
11
ALCOCK-ALEXANDER.
of Japan. and Imp. Drag1C)ll 'Of China;
a Cath.-Toronto, Onto
Alcock, Nathaniel HenrY', education-
ist.
S. .late D. R. A., M.R.C.S., sometime
staff surg. R. N.; lb. Feb. 12, 1871; e.
DUlblJin Univ. (B.A.: M.D.), MarbuJ'fg
Univ. and Londoün Univ. (D.Sc.); sr.
mod.eriator and .gold med. in nat.
science, T.C.D., 1896; m.. 1905, Nora
Lilian Lepard, d. late Sir .John Scott,
K.C.M.G., formerly judicial advIser to
the Khedive; demon. of anat., Victoria
Univ., Manchester, 1896-7: asst. to
prof. of Inst. of ,Meà.. T.C.D., 1898-
1902; 'demon. of physioI., London
Univ,/ 1903; lect. on physioI., St.
Mary s Hoo'p. .Med. Sch., 1904-11; vlce-
dean, do.. 1906-11; sinc-e tohen has been
prof. of IphYSlioI., McGill Univ., Mont-
rea.!; author (with Dr. Ellison), .. Text-
book of Ex'perimental Physiology"
(1909), and numerous papers in ProC.
of Royal Soc., Ptfiiger's Al'chiv, Engel-
mann's Archiv, et.c.-lIIcGill Untvcl--
sity, Montreal.
Alcorn, George Oscar, lawyer; Ont.
public service.
E. s. s. late Thos. Coke A. (M.A.,
Trin. CoIl., Dublin; M.D., Edin. and
Glasgow) and Martha A. (Bartlett) A.;
b. Lennoxville, P.Q., May 3, 1850; e.
Toronto Grammar and Model Grammar
Schs.; barrister, 1871; K.C. (Earl of
Derby), 1890; practised at Belleville
and Picton; for 3 yrs. Presdt. Prince
Edward Lib.-Con. Assn.; elected
Presdt. local branch Dom. Lib.-Con.
Assn.. 1907; sat, In that interest, for
Prince Edward (H. C.), 1900-8; intro-
duced Important measure for amend-
ment Dom. Elections Act, 1908; an
Ang.; m. Aug., 1872, Sara .T., d. late
hy. O. Leav.ens (U. E. L. descent);
apptd. Master in Ordinary for Ont..
F
?. 1910.-0s[loode Hr;tll, Toronto.
Was an e.arnest, studIous and useful
member."-lIE. & E.
Aldred, John Edward, capi.talist;
business man.
B. Lawrence, Mass., '1864; e. there;
m. Mch., 1908, Janet May, d. John N.
Rennex, New Bedford, Mass.; a dir.
Quebec Bank. 'M'Ont.rHt
L.. H. & pow-er
Co., Shawinigan FaNos Rea1 Estate
Co.; V.-P. St. Maurice Valley Ry. Co..
North Shore Power Co. Continental
Heat & l1ight 00.. Laval' El'ectric Co..
and Sorel Electric Co.; V.-P. and
mango dir. Shawinigan Water & Power
Co., and Presdt. Shawinigan Carbide
Cç.: fa gov. Shawinigan GenI. Hosp.;
contributed handsomely to Quebec
Battlefields Fund, 1908; a memo Proto
Ep. Ch.- tl The Linton," Sherbrooke
St., Montreal: St. James's Club: Mont-
real Hunt Club; Royal Montreal Golf
Club; Canada Club, do.
Aldridge, walter Hull, mining' en-
g-ineer.
S. Volney and Harriet E (Hull) A .
b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Sept. '8, 1867; 'e:
Brooklyn Polytechnic and Columbia
Univ.. N. Y.; mining and metall. engr.
in COI0., 11\1:0nt. and ean. ror past 1!!
yrs.; has been metal!. 'Col'Ü. Smelting
Co.. Pueblo; mangr. East Hclena and
Great FaUs WQrks. Mont.,
nd ot
United Smelt. and Refin. Co. (now Am.
Smelt. and Refin. Co.); mango dir.
Con sol. Min. and Smelt. Co. of Can.
and Chief of Min. and Metall. Dept.,
C. P. Ry.-Trail, B.C.
Aldous, John Edmond Paul, organist
and musical composer.
S. Rev. John A., vicar Holy Trln.
Ch., Wicker, Sheffield, Eng.; b. Shef-
field, Dec. 8, 1853; e. Repton, Derby,
and T'rinity ColtI., Oamib. (B.IA., with
honours in cl
ssicat tripos, 1876);
later devoted hlmsf'lf to music; came
,t
o Ca.n., 1877; m. d. "rm. AI'lan, Hamil-
t'on. Ont.; .organist Oentr.a:lI Püesb.
Oh., Hami!ton, '1884-1901, since when
has been organist Ch. otf AsoemÜon
same -city; is al.so 'Princ'Ípal 'HaJmilto
Music Sch. and examr. practical 'ID'usic.
Univ. of Toron't'Û; fh8JS filled various
obher professional positionlS; wrote the
score ()If several ("o'mÌ'C ooperas Includ-
Ing .. Ptarmigan," ",Golden' Oateb,"
"Nat;cy," and .. Poster Girl"; has
contributed to Organist's Q'zwrt, Jour-
nal, The Violin. and other periodicals;
an An,g.-1
2 S. James St., Hamilton
O
'
.. A cultured gentleman."-Week.
Alexander, Archibald G" music
teacher.
Elected Presdt. Brotherhood of St.
Andrew, Canada, 1907-10; an Ang.;
del. to Pan-Ang. Congress, London,
Eng., 1908.-182 Wentworth St. S.,
Hamilton, Onto
Alexander, Charles (see Smith. Chas.
Alexander).
Alexander, David watson.
Formerly wholesale leather dealer'
since
899 Can. Mangr. London Guar:
& AoCcud. Aossur. 00.; has ,been Treoa.s.
TÜl'omto Bd. -of Trarue; m.em. Extve.
Comte., Onto .Tockey Club; m. ApI.,
1903. Flora Jessie, d. late Dr. Alex.
Rowand, Quebec.-" lIIeadowbank" 67
Binscarth Road, Toronto, Ont.; To;onto
Club; Ontario Jockey Club, do.
Alexander, :Frederick JOhn, architect.
S. John and Elizabeth (Day) A.
Pewsey, Wiltshire, Eng.; b. there:
Sept. 25, 1849; e. St. Saviour's ColI
New Shore ham, Sussex. and at prlvat(;
grammar sch., Devizes, Wilts, Eng.;
m. Nov., 1878. Lucretia. e. d. late W
A. Austin, C.E., D.L.S.. Ottawa:
studied architecture, London. Eng.;
came to Can.. 1870, and was In follow-
Ing year apptd. asst. to chief architect
Dept. Public Works, Ottawa; pro
ceeded to S. Africa, 1877. where he
successfully carried on business prior
to and during Zulu and Boer wars; re-
turned to Ottawa, 1886, and was In
private practice there till 1901. when
apptd. tßCh. offr., Dept. Marine and
1< IIS'heries; ,has since been tranfcl. to
tlhe. Dept. of Naval LAffairs; officially
deslg'ned and supervis,ed construction of
enclosures. a.nd gateways to grounds.
ParIt. BUIldmgs, Ottawa; of iron top
fimsh to tower and library do. and
the interior fitting up of aÍcoves and
book shelving, library of Parlt. do.'
as private practitioner, designed Ottaw
A. A. Assn. building, Union Bank
Orme Hall. Ottawa, and several of citÝ
fire stations; ÇOl,lncillor Onto Archt-
12
ALEXANDER.
teets' Assn. and V.-P. Ottawa chapter.
do.: Presdt., 1909: a pronounced Imp.
FederaUonist and ardent advocate of
everything making for closer rela-
tions with and consolidation of the
Brit. Empire: strong believer In pub-
lic ownership of all public services,
and govt. by commission (paid) as
opposed to elected representatives; an
Evan. Christian, anù 'OP'Poo-ro to an
fOnTIS of state church.-77 Lees Ave.,
ottawa.
Alexander, rrederlc William, Can. ry
!':ervlce.
B. Fredericton .Junction. N.H.. Nov.
22. 11878; e. there; entd. ry. servl-ce,
Bangor & Aroostook Ry., .June. 1897;
became resident eng-r., same road, .July.
1902; joined C. P. Ry.. May, 1903. and
became resident engr. on maintenance,
same road. Calgary. Dec., 1904.-Cal-
gary, A Ita.
Alexander, . Rev, James Lambert
(Cong.).
S. .Jas. Alex. A., BowmanviJIe, Ont.;
b. there, Aug. 31, 1868; e. Bowman-
vme public and high
c11S., Can. Congo
CoIl., McGill Univ. and Chica
o Theo].
Semy. (B.D.. 1903); o. .July, 1897;
pastor MiddleviJIe, Onto ; do. Union Ch..
Berlin, Wis., 1903; insta1Jed pastor 1I::t
Congo Ch., Granby, P.Q., Feb., 1905:
elected Moderator Congo Assn.. Dan-
viIIe. 1909.-Granby. P.Q.
.. One of the hrightpF<t Rnd hest men in
the ministry."-Rev. Dr. Warriner (q.t!.)..
Alexander, Miss Jessie (see Roberts.
Mrs. .Tessie).
Alexander, John Watson, manufac-
turer.
Presdt. and Man gr. Dom. Organ and
Piano Co., positions he has held for
some yrs. : vh:ited Eng., 1905, with
Can. Manfrs. Assn., and with the other
mems. of the Assn. was presented to
King Edward at Windsor Castle; m.
.Jan., 1898, Mary Ellen, o. d. .Joseph
Brittain. II Hughenden," Bowmanvllle
Ont.-Bowmanville, Onto
Alexander, Norman Byron, physician.
O. S. Thos. A.. CoIl. Inl. Rev., Lon-
.Jon. Onto : b. and e. there: M.D., West-
ern Univ., 1898; m. .June, 1905, Maud
Amelia. e. d. Geo. A. Somerville. Lon-
don. Ont.-London, Onto
Alexander, Richard H, H., manufac-
turer.
E. S. R. H. (q.v.) and Helen (Tam-
madge) A.: b. B. C.: e. U. C. ColI: m.
Nov.. 1906, Isabel, y. d. Rev. C. E.
Cartwright; is Permt. Secy. B. C.
Lumber and Shingle Mfrs. Assn.: Ang.
-Vancouver, B.C.; Vancouver Club,
do.
Alexander, Richard B:ancock, manu-
facturer.
B. and e. Edinburgh. Scot.: came to
B. C.. 1862; m. Miss Helen Tammadge,
Victoria, B.C. (Hon. Presdt. Vancou-
ver branch Victorian Order of Nurses) ;
became a miner in Carlboo: subsf>-
quently mangr. B. IC. .Saw MHls, Tim-
ber & Trading Co., VIRncollver; was
P,resdt. VafilcO'UveT Bd. of Trade several
yrs.; aaJl)td. Consul of Peru, 1895; a
.J. P. ; ds .Llay"d"s ,AJgent. Vancouver, anù
CQIJIl.ffiod'Ore Roya} Vancouver YaClht
QIQlQ; ap
r4eQrt !m'tJ., an-d l;;l,rge'ly In-
strumental in founding Vanoouver
brancl1 Imp. Federation League: a ùeJ.
to 6th Congress, Imlp. Chambers of
Oommerce, 1906, and carried a resolu-
tion 'Prov,fldlng .for tlhe appt. of an
A'dvisory Im;p. Council; l'E'ad lJ)a
r
before Forestry Convention, 1906, 'On
II Lumbering 'Conðitial1's on !Coast or
B. C."; an lA.ng.;. a 'Con.-Vancouver,
B.O.; Vancouver Club, do.; Union Club-,
"Victoria, B.O.
Alexander, William Hardy, education-
Ist.
S. late Hy. A., Privy Council Office,
Ottawa, and .Jean, d. Rev. Dr. Ward-
rope (q.v.) : b. Ottawa, .June 28. 1878;
e. Ottawa CoIl. Inst.. Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., sch. and McCaul gold med. In
Classics. 1899). and Univ. Cat (M.A..
1900; Ph.D., 1906); m. .July, 1903,
Miss -Marion WeNington Kirby; Prof.
Latin and CO'IJ1/p. Philol., Western Unlv..
London. Ont., 1906-8; ,Prof. of CliRs-
sics, AUberta Undv., since 1908; an occa-
sional con'tributor Do "Varsity, ToronÌlo,
and author several classical con-
t'ribut.l;Onß -1n Un
v. of 0a1. ph-Ho}.
series; protagonist In production of
II Birds" of Aristophanes at opening
Hearst Greek Theatre, Berkeley, Cal..
Oct., 1903: an Ang.-Unive1'slty or
Alberta; Strathcona, Alto..
Alexander, William Henry, physician.
M.B., Toronto Unlv., 1894; M.D..C.M.,
Trinity Unlv., Toronto, do.; m. Oct.,
1902. Edith. o. d. Nelson Laird. Chi-
cago, nl.-2M Carlton St., Toronto.
Alexander, William John, education-
ist.
B. Hamilton, Ont., 1855: e. CoIl.
Inst. there and Toronto Univ.. where
he took a double scholarship; having
also gained Gilchrist Scholar.. studied
at London Untv.. 1874-77, and gradu-
ated therefrom with 1st class honours
In Eng.; m., .July, .1887, Laura, 2nd
d. late .Jas. B. Morrow, Hal'ÍfIRx, N.S.;
returning 'to Can., was &wtd. to
Prince I()f Wales Call.. Chia, rlootbetown
but d'eternnintfng to qualify rhimsellf
th-oroug l hly in' Eng., IRS wen as in
Classics, Modern Languages and Philol..
entd. .Johns Hopkins Unlv., Baltimore.
and took a post-grad. course there
of 4 yrs. won a fellowship In Greek.
1881, which he held for 2 yrs.. finally
graduating as Ph.D.. 1883; a yr. at the
Unlv. of Berlin followed. and in 1884
was apptd. Prof. of Eng. Lang. and
Lit. at Dalhousie Call., Halifax: his
wide reputation as a teacher and
scholar brought him under the notice
of the Onto educational authoritws.
leading to his appt. to the Prof. of
Eng. in Univ. CoIl.. Toronto, Feb..
1889, a position he still fills; now a
Councillor untv. of Toronto Alumni
Assn.; one of the found
rs of the Soc.
of Can. Authors. and IS a memo of
the Browning Club. Toronto: has
been a memo at the Educ. Coun-
cil for Ont,' besides various text-
books on Eng. poetical lit. and com-
position, has published" An Introduc-
tion to the Poetry of Robert Brown-
ing" (1888), II Select Poems of Shel-
ley to (1896). and II The University o.
Toronto and Its Colleges, 1827-1906
(1907); a,Pvt4 W3
mem, wnsQI,t.
ALEX1ANDRA-ALLAN.
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comte. to prepare new r('aders for Onto
pub1ic ,schs., 1907.-178 High Park Ave.,
Toronto.
II To youth, enthusiasm and culture,
unites magnificent acquirements snd ability
ss s tescher."-S. N.
Alexandra (" The Queen Mother "),
Her Majesty.
O. d. H. M. the late King Christian
IX. of Denmark; b. Dec. I, 1844; m.
Mch. 10, 1863. H.R.H. Albert Edward.
Prince of Wal
s, afterwards His Most
Excellent Majesty Edward VII., of the
United Kingdom of Gt. Brit. and Ire!.,
and of the Brit. Dominions beyond the
Seas. King, and! Emperor of India (d.
May 6, 19'10);
resen'too wUh a loyal
address from 25,000 Canadian women,
congratulating Her IMajesty on Iher 08JC-
cession to the Throne, Aug.. 1901; her
portrait was executed, together with
that of the 'late .King, 'by order of the
Can. Govt.. for the adornment of the
Houses of Parlt., Ottawa, 1906; in
1907 H. 1M.
resented to the Royal' Vic-
toria Coli.. Montreal. a handsome em-
blematic banner. designed and em-
broidered by Mrs. Watts, the widow
of the famous Brit. painter; is
Patroness of the Victorian Order of
Nurses in Can.
arlborough House,
St. James's, London, Eng.
AUred, Frank Hooker, engineer and
manager.
B. Logan, 0., Dec. 24. 1866; e. Mich.
Unlv. and Ohio State Uiv.; entd. ry.
service, Columbus, Lima and Mil-
Wlaukee Ry.. 1887; after serving as
engr. on various roads in U. S.. became
chief engr. Père Marquette Ry., Oct.,
1905; apptd. genI. mangr. Can. White
Co.. Sept., 1905.-S5 Cote St. Antoiné
Rd., Montreal.
Alger, John Lincoln, educationist.
S. Nathan Willis and Mary (Key)
A.; b. Eaton, P.Q., Nov. 20, 1864; e.
Brown Univ. (A.B., 1890; A.M., 1895) ;
m.. June, 1896, Miss Edith Goodyear,
North Haven, Conn.; taught high
schs" Rutland, Vt., and Providence,
R.I., 1890-2 ; jnstr. math., Brown Univ.,
1892-5; supdt. schs., Bennington, Vt.,
1895-1900; prindpal, Jackson, Vt.,
State Nonnal .Sch., 1900-4; do. Vt.
Acad., 1904-8; since then has been
do., State Normal Soh., Providence,
R.I.; Is a memo Phi Beta Kappa.-
59 Keene St., Providence, R.I.
Algie, James, physician; author.
Of old Covenanter stock; b. Ayr,
Ont., 1857; e. local schs. and high
schs., St. Catharines and Dundas; pur-
sued med. studies Toronto Univ. (M.B.,
1878); practised his profession at
Alton; removed to Toronto, 1908; m.
1880, Miss Rachel Jago. Rockwood.
Onto ; author of the novels. .. Houses of
Glass." .. Bergen Worth." and .. The
Sword of Glenvohr" ; writes under the
nom-de-plume of .. Wallace Lloyd"; a
Con.; a UniversaUst.-75 Ðewson St"
Toronto.
II His productions are bright, piqusnt
and interesting:'-T. Globe.
Algie, William, woolen manufacturer.
Bro. of preceding; b. and e. A:yr.
Onto ; long In business; owner of
Beaver Woolen Mills; m., June, 1899,
Bertha, e. d. H. Dale, Brampton, Ont.;
has been Presdt. Can. Secular Assn.;
a contributor to Secular 'i'hought and
other periodicals; as a speaker has
been described by the London News as
.. one of the best word painters the
world Ihas ever seen."-Alton, Onto
Alison, Thomas Henry, civil engineer.
S. Jas. A., Toronto.; b. and e. there;
B.A.Sc. (Toronto Univ.), 1893; C.E.,
1898; assoc. memo Can. Soc. C. E.,
1899; memo do., 1904.-149 Broadway,
New York.
Allaire, Rev, Jean Baptiste Arthur
(R. C.).
S. J. B. and Adeline (Courtemanche)
A.; b. St. rBarnaJbê-tSur-Yamaska, P.Q.,
July 22, 1866; e. CoIl. St. Hyacinthe;
O. 1890; has filled many pastorates;
curê St. Thomas d'Aquin since 1906;
also an agrlcul. rniSSry. ; author
II L'Hi'stoire die loa Parolsse de St.
Denis-sur-Richelieu" (1905), and of
II Diet. Blographique du Clêrgê Can.
Français" (190.8). - St. Thoma8
d' Aquin, P.Q.
Allan, AbBalom Shade, Onto public
service.
S. late Alex. A., advocate, Aberdeen,
Scot., and Ann, e. d. late Jas. David-
son, sen., Galt. Ont.; b. Preston, Ont.,
Nov. 26, 1843; e. there and Elora
Grammar Sch.; m. 1871. Kate, 2nd d.
late Capt. BoUoch Clifford; engaged
in commerdal Ufe, 1868-1901; reeve
Clifford 9 yrs.; warden Co. Wellington,
1884-85; represented W. WeIllngton
(Local), Lib. interest, 1886-90; apptd.
sheriff Wellington, Mch., 1901; a
N. P., J. P., Commr., and Presdt,
Children's Aid and Humane Soc..
Guelph; moved address in reply to
Speech from Throne, 1893; author im-
portant legislation.-190 Glasgow St.,
Guelpl
, Ont.; Priory Club, do.
Alla.n, Alexander Archibald, manufac-
turer.
Bro. J. D. A. (q.v.); b. Orkney
Lsds., IScOt.; cwme to Can. with !hIs
parents in Infancy; e. Niagara; head
of firun A. A. 'A. & 100., wholesaLe ihats,
caps and furs, Toronto; an e
trenosive
traveller; a promoter GenI. Accident
Assur. /Co., 11906; a dlir. A<ngLo..,Am. F.ire
Ins. Co.. and V.-P. Sovereign Bank;
hals been a dir. Nat. Club, and preadt.
Granite CurLing Club; an Anrg. and a
dieI. to Synod.-496 Sherbourne 8t., To-
ronto; National Club; Ontario Club,
do.
Allan, Alexander Macdonald, pomolo-
gist.
2nd s. late Rev. Dan!. A. (Presb.);
b. .. Brier Bank," nr. Stratford, Ont.,
July 11. 1844; e. local public sch.,
Stratford High Sch., and by private
tutor; owing to illness gave up study
of law and devoted himself to horti-
culture and pomoI. ; while travelling in
U. S. for health gathered a large store
of knowledge on these subjects. which,
on his return to Can., he contributed
to the periodical and newspaper press;
about same period became ed. and
prop. Huron Signal newspaper. in
which he gave special prominence to
his favourite studies; for many yrs. a
dir. Onto Fruit Growers' Assn., he wall
14
ALLAN.
elected its presdt., and gradually came
to be recognized as the leading expert
in pomol., judging not only Can. but
Am. and European fruits; while
Commr. on Fruits for Can. at Ind. and
Co!. Exhn., London, Eng.. 1886, spent
some months in world's metropolis,
conducting the most successful world's
exhn. ever held there; also represented
Can. at exhns. given in Li verpool.
Glasgow and Edinburgh. and by these
displays did much to favourably adver-
tise the Dom. throughout Europe; in ad-
dition to his regular duties he disposed
of over 100,000 barrels of apples for
Can. shippers and examined many n.ew
fruits. from which he made a selectIOn
for propagation in Can. ; in 1900 apptd.
Commr. on Fruits for Can. at Ex,pn.
Universelle, Paris, France, and while
thus occupied was elected to represent
Gt. Britain and the Colonies on both
the acting and supreme juries in judg-
ing the fruits of all nations; also sold,
through Brit. brokers, the larger por-
tion of the Can. apple crop of that
season; in 1902 was apptd. Commr. on
Fruits at Wolverhampton and Cork
Exhns., his services being eventually
confined to the former; while on this
duty he induced leading fruit brokers
of London, Liverpool and Glasgow to
form a syndicate for purch3;sinJ$, pac!<:-
ing and handling Can. frUIts m BrIt.
markets' was also instrumental in
founding London Fruit Co., for hand-
ling Colonial fruit only; on this occa-
sion was elected a Fellow of the Royal
Hort. Soc.; is also a life memo Am.
Pomol. Soc.; while in B. C. founded
there the Provl. Fruit Growers' Assn.;
he frequently represents tl
e Do
.
Govt. at Farmers' Inst. meetmgs, hIS
addresses being confined to pomol. sub-
jects' as a youth obtained a 1st class
cert. from the Royal Mil. Sch"r Toronto.
under the late Lt.-Genl. R. "\,. Lowry,
C.B.; a Lib., but has never sought
office; m. Esther (d. July, 1910), y. d.
late Geo. Leslie, J.P., Toronto.-Huron
and Onto Railway, Toronto.
II The fruit King of Csnads."-Pall Mall
Gazette.
"No higher suthority on fruits snd
Iruit culture."-M. Gazette.
Allan, Andrew Alexander, merchant;
capitalist.
3rd s. late Andrew A.. one of the
founders Montreal Ocean Steamship
Co.; bro. Hugh A. A. (q.v.): b. Mont-
real, June 16, 1860; e. in MonJt:real,
Rugby, Eng., and by private tutor at
Paris, France; m., June, 1886, Char-
lotte EldzaJb.etlh ( a 'fiem. Extve. Comte.
Women's branch, Soc. Prevo Cruelty to
Animals; a memo Genl. Comte. Vic.
Order Nurses; and V.-P. Nat. Im-
migration Soc.; she and her husband
were 'Pl'esented to the late King Ed-
ward and to Queen Alexandra, June,
1907), d.l1ieut. R. "\V.Torre,'lateH..:\I.'s
] 7th Regt.; spocia,\.ly trained to s.toeam-
ship servlice under his uncl'e, "the late
Sir Hugh A. and bis fatlher, who CO'Ilst'l-
tuted the firm of H. & A. A.; ad-
mitted a lPartner, 1881; a dir. of vari-
ous .public comp.anies, including t'he
Brit. & 001. Press ,Service, Ltd., and
the Blaugas Co.; is presdt. Roya.l
Marine Ins. Co., and Il\f.arconi Wireless
Tel. Co. of 'Can.; a steward
ontreal
Hunt Club; a life g
v. .Montreal
Western HOSjpital; lJ1as been a Harfbour
Commr., 'Montreal; elected presdt.
Shi:p'P'ing Federation of ean., 1910; do.
do. Dom. Dry Dock ICO., do.; a Presb. ;
a Lib.-28i Stanley St., Montreal; St.
James's Club; lIIt. Royal Club; Can.
Auto Club; Mont?'eaZ Jockey Club;
Auto and Aero Club; Canada Club;
Forest and Stream Club; M ont1'eal
Hunt Club, do.; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
Allan. Bryce James, merchant; cap-
italist.
3rd s. late Sir Hugh A., founder
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co., and
Matilda Caroline, 2nd d. John Smith,
Montreal; b. Montreal, Aug. 20, 1862;
e. there and abroad; m. June, 1896.
Anna, d. late Genl. Winthrop Palfrey.
Boston, Mass.; became partner in firm
H. & A. A.. steamship owners, with
one-twentieth share of his late father's
estate, on attaining his majority. 1883 ;
is the representative of the firm at
Boston. Mass.; elected a dir. Mer-
chants' Bank of Can.. 1908; a dir. in
several Can. commercial cos.; has
travel.led. eJ\:tensively iÌl1 Europe; Presb.
-Boston, II/ass.; Eomerset Club, do.;
Union Club; Knickerbocker Club, New
York; Junior Carlton Club, London,
Eng.; Et. James's Club, J/ontreal.
Allan, Lt,-Col, David Martin, Vol.
mil. service.
B. Oct. 16, 1857; for a lengthened
period connected with militia force;
major 30th Regt. (" Wellington
Rifles"), 1893; It.-col. comdg. do..
ApI., 1905; R.o., 1910; recd. 1st class
Sch. Infy. cert. and Col. Aux. Forces
offrs' decoration.-Elora, Onto
Allan, George William, lawyer.
E. s. late Hon. G. W. A.. D.C.L..
Senator, and Adelaide Harriet
(Schreiber) A.; b. Toronto. Aug. 13,
1860; e. U. C. Coil. and Trin. Unlv.
(B.LA.., 1880; IM.-A., i1896) ; a barrister;
memo legal firm Munson. A., Laird &
Davis. .Winnipeg; a dir. Gt. West Life
Ins. Co.; Ang.; m. July, 1896, Muriel
Hester, 3rd d. Edmund Wragge. To-
ronto.-Winni]Jeg; lIIanitoba Club, do.
Allan, Hugh Andrew, merchant; capi-
talist.
E. s. late Andrew A., one of the
founders Montreal Ocean Steamship
Co.. and Isabella Ann, e. d. John
Smith, Montreal; b. Montreal, Sept.
2, 1857; e. l\Ierchiston Castle Seh..
Edinburgh, Scot., and Rugby, Eng.;
m.. 1884. Margt. (a directress Woman's
="at. Immigration Soc.), '0. c. late '''m.
Rae, Allans, R3.e & Co., Quebec; entd.
office H. & A. A. as a junior elk., and
recei ved filis business train.ing under
the then prindpals of true firm, the late
Sir Hug-h, and Ih.is bro.. Andrew A.;
admitted to partnership, 1881; inc!harg-e
Boston branch, dlo., 1887-92; now and
for some yrs. 'Presdt. AHan SteaJllllshi'P
00.; a m,em. Can. lJightlhouse Ed.; a
dir. IMerohants 'Bank of Can., G. T.
Pacific Ry., Quebec Bridge Co., -Amal-
gamat.ed .AJSlJ.estOIS CorporatJiOIl., and
Montr
al Jockey C\JuJb; a gov. Ho. of
Rf1fuge and of local- branoeh Navy
ALLAN,
League, V.-P. >Gan. Paper Co., lP resdt .
SaHors' Inst., and Montreal Tele,gr8Jph
Co.; was some time presdt. ShLpping
.l'
eder8Jtion olf Can.; resigned do., 1910,;
a promoter iStual't Turbine Engill1'e Co.
aoo Halifax & East Ry.; a del. 5th
Congress Cha.mlbers of Com.me.rce of
Emrpire, 1903; strongl.y iIlJ favour of
making lMontl'eal a free 'Port and ot
having a 40-ft. channel! for shiJppiDfg
betIween Que!be.c and Montre:a;l; an
ardent Imperialist and! patriot; oa
Presb.-289 Stanley St., Montreal; Mt.
Royal Club; St. James's Club; Cwwda
Club; Jlontreal Hunt Club; Forest and
Stl'eam C lu b ; Royal .Montreal Golf
Club; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club;
Montreal Racquet Club; Can. Auto
Club; Auto and Aero Club; Montreal
Jockey Club, do.; Rideau Club, Ot-
tawa; Quebec Garrison Club, Quebec.
hA man of great eÀ.perieuce and popu-
larity."-Canada.
.. Deservedly popular, having always
maintained the' high place for honourable
dealing f()lr which the firm has been noted
since its Oorganizat1on."-M. Herald.
Allan, Bon, Lt.-Col, Sir Hugh Mon.
tagu, merchant; capitalist.
Sec. s. laJte Sir Hugh A., one of the
founders Montreal Ocean Steamship
Co., and Matilda Caroline, 2nd d. late
John Smith. Montreal; b. Montreal.
Oct. 13. 1860; e. Bishop's ColI. Sch..
Lennoxville, and faris, Franee; m.,
Oct.. 1893, Marguerlte Ethel (presented
to late King Edward, July, 1906 ;
elected a memo Central Council, Vic-
toria League, London, Eng., 1909;
hon. presdt. Daug.hters of the Empire.
Montreal), d. late Hoctor Mackenzie,
Montreal; under the terms of hIs
father's will, entd. firm H. & A. A.,
on his attaining his majority, and Is
vice-chairman of the Allan Steamship
Co.; assumed the name of Hugh
Montagu, instead of Hugh Andrew A.,
by which he was previously known,
Dec., 1878; for several yrs. was a
councillor :Montreal Bd. of Trade;
treas.. do., 1891-2; is presdt. Mer-
chants' Bank of Can., Acadia Coal Co.,
Can. Paper Co., Can. Rubber Co., Carl-
ton Hotel Co.. and Ry. Securities Co.;
a dir. Montreal Rolling Mills Co.,
Montreal St. Ry. .Co., Montreal Light,
Heat & Power Co., Ogilvie Flour Mills
Co., Can. Transfer Co.. Labrador Co.,
Dom. Iron & Steel Co.. Mutual LifE'
Ins. Co. of lOan.. Can. \Vhite Co.,
Intern. Banking .oorpn., Royal Trust
Co., iMontreal In-Vlest. Trust Co.,
Montreal Park & Island Ry., Dom.
Dry Dock Co., Oan. Vickers. Ltd.,
Bishop's Coll. Sch. and Montreal
Hort. & Fruit Growing Assn.; V.-P.
Can. Car Co.. N. Brit, Development
Co.. and St. Andrew's Soc.; an ex-
master of the Montreal Hunt; his
horses have won the Queen's plate.
Montreal Hunt cup, members' plate,
and hunters' handicap steeplechase
cup; now presdt. of the Montreal
Jockey Club; formerly V.-P. Montreal
Racquet Club: a dir. Sailors' Inst.,
Charity Organ. Soc., Montreal Skating
Assn. and Amateur Skating Assn. of
Can.; a memo mangt. comte. Montreal
Genl. Hosp. and Soc. Prevo of Cruelty
15
to Animals; rated as a mlllionaire by
Montrea
Star, 19111; gave $5,000 to tlhe
Chas. Alexander memorial fund; gave
the A. oup as a perpetual trophY for
competition between amateur hockey
clubs, 1910; one of the founders of
the Mt. Royal Club and the \Vinter
Club, Montreal; entertained at "Ravens-
crag" H.R.H. Prince Arthur of Con-
nauglht, 1906. and H.R.H. Prince
Fushimi of Japan, 1907; knIghted. June
24, 1904; C.V.O., 1906; Order of the
Rising Sun, Japan (3rd class) 1907.
F..R.C.I., 1&97; presented to late King
Edward, Mdh., 1910; 8Jpptd. hOD. It.-
coIL 5t1h Regt. .. Roya"l Hig1hlianders,"
1911 ; a Presb. ; a Lib.- it Ravenscrag 11
505 Pine Ave. W., Montreal; summe;:
tt lrlontrose," Cacouna, P_Q.; St. James'
Club; Mt. Royal C)ub; Canada Club;
Auto & Aero Club; lJ:[ontreal Hunt
Club; 111 ontreal Jockey Club; Winter
Club; Royal Montreal Golf Club; Royal
St. Lawrence Yacht Club; Canadian
Club; Forest & Stream Club; Lachine
Boating & Canoeing Club; 1I10ntreal
Curling Club ; Montreal Polo Club;
Jlontreal Racquet Club; Montreal
Thistle Curling Club, Montreal; '1'0-
ro?tto Club ; York Club, Toronto;
Rideau Club, Ottawa; Manitoba Club
Winnipeg; Knicke.j'bocke1' Club N Y
Juni01' Carlton Club; Canadd diu;;
London, Eng. '
.. A wo'rthy upholde,r of the fame of the
A
la.n iiami-ly."-Can. Gazette.
"De-servedly stand:s in. the front r.ank of
c.anada.'s men o<f a ct-ÏÛ'n.. "-M. Herald.
Allan, Jamell Donald, manufacturer.
S. late Capt. Alex. A.. native Orkney
Islds.; b. Port Rowan, Ont., Aug. 31.
1850; e. there; prepared for Toronto
Dniv., but did not matriculate; est3h-
llshed house A. A. A. & Co.. fur
manfrs., 1876. of which he is V.-P.;
Presdt. Bd. of T
ade, Toronto. 1905-6;
now Presdt. Umon Stock Yards. To-
ronto, and of Can. Correspondence
ColI.. do.; formerly a memo 'l'oronto
Technical SC'h. Bd.; apptd. a memo
Oammn. 1.e Oommercial arud Technioo:l
Educati{)lIl .in Toronto, 1910; 8Juthor
of a pamphlet on technical edu-
cation (1899); has lectured on .. Can.
Citizenship: Its Opportunities and
Responsibilities." and other subjects'
has travelled extensively abroad;
del. 6th Congo Chambers of Commerce
of the Empire, 1906; memo special
C'ommn. froCm1 Can. Bd-s. !Of Trade rLo visilt
West Indies to investigate the possi-
bilities of extending and furthering
trade between Can. and those islands
1!J07 ; 8.'ppttd. toO accompany Can:
Oommn. on Pelagic SeaÞil1lg' to Wash-
ington, D.C., as representaHv>e IOf Can.
fur ,trade, 1911; m., ,lsot, 1877, :\Iiss
:\1inn:ie OonJlin, T.ol'Onto (d. 1888);
2ndly. 1898. Grace Campooll Russel,
2nd d. lalte Caopt. .John MeCh'lery Glas-
glOW, SClOIt.; a Lib., and has' Þeoen
,presdlt. Laur.ier Olub. Toronrt:ú; un&UC-
cessfulily contestoo \V. TororutJo (H. C.),
same 'interest, g. e., 1900.-8
Will-
cocks St., Toronto; National Club J do.
II Primarily 8 business man and has car-
ried these traits into his public life."-
T. Globe.
16
ALLAN-ALLARD.
Allan, John Roberts, capitalist.
S. Jas. F. and Catherine (Mont-
gomery) A.; b. Balderson. Ont., Oct.
23, 1867; e. Perth, and Ottawa Coli.
Inst.; m. Nov., 18n, Marion, d. J. M.
1.'aylor; graduated Onto Coli. Phar-
macy, 1890 (gold med. in Mat. Med.) ;
V.-P. Ottawa Stock Exchange, 1901;
one of the promoters City & Co. Bank,
1903; a trustee Queen's Univ. (in
which he established chair of Botany),
and a dir. Ottawa Gas Co.; champion
OtltaJWa Golf C1uJb, 1902-3; F.RC.I.,
1911; Ihas travel'led extenosiV1e'ly in
Europe; a Con.; a ,P.resb.-19.! Daly
A. ve., Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ottawa
Goll Club; Ottawa Hunt Club, do.
Allan, Miss Maud, dancer.
B. Toronto; at 4 yrs. of age re-
moved to San Francisco, where her
father became a naturalized Am. citi-
zen; took a scholarship at the Cogs-
well Poly. ColI., San Francisco; com-
menced studying the piano at age of
5, and made her first appearance as a
pianist at 12; soon afterwards went
to Europe to continue her studies;
spent 5 yrs. at the Berlin Royal Acad.
High Sch. of Music, and took the high-
est diploma for piano-playing; later,
abandoned her intention of becoming
a professional musician, deciding to
become' a dancer instead. her idea
being to represent music by dancing;
after much fresh study, she made her
first appearance as a dancer before an
invited audience at the Conser. of
Music, Vienna, in 1902; she was
highly compHmented by the press; her
first public appearance took place at
the Theatre Molière, Brussels, and she
subsequently performed at Berlin,
Buda Pesth, Hamburg and Paris, at
all of which places she aroused much
enthusiasm; at London. where she
appeared in .. The Vision of Salome,"
early in 1908, she became the rage,
and had the honour of dancing before
the late King and tlhe -present Queen
Mother (q.v.); SlIJbsequently she suc-
cessfully RJppæred in N. Y.; Ihas writ-
ten and 'PubHshed 'her life; "is proud
to claim Can. as 'her country."-Ca1"e
Canadian Office, London, Eng.
"As Salome she has brought pose
dancing to perfection. Her costume gives
a luxurious impression of Oriental gor-
geousness. Her figure is as symmetrical
as Canova's Venus. Above her slender
waist U seems to be unconcealed except
for jewelled trappings. Her feet. which
are not too small but finely modelled, are
bare and she gets expression even into her
pink toes. She impresses her spectators
by the power of her representation and by
the varied intensities of her facile expres-
sion, and, best of all, shf' does not appeal
to the baser passions."-N. Y. World.
Allan, William Anderson, mine owner
and contractor.
3M s. late John and Margt. (Ander-
son) A., Montreal: b. and e. there;
m., Oct.. 1874, Alice Maude (d. Aug.,
1902). y. d. qate Hon. Hen,ry Sherwood,
Q.C., M.P., Toronto; long in business
life; 8Jt present 'head of firm A. &
Fleming, mine owners and contractors,
Ottawa; Ang.-Victorw Chambers, Ot-
taw a ; Rideau Club; Ottawa Golf Club;
Ottawa Country Club, do.
Allan, William Rae, merchant.
Younger s. s. late Andrew A., Mont-
real; b. and e. MoniÌreal: m., June,
1909, Minnie, y. d. late R. A. Whyte,
\Vind.sor, Ont., and rel.ïct Hon. A. C.
Killam, Chief Justice of Man.; long
in business in Win.n.ipeg: head of firm
A., Long & Killam, there; a dir. N.-W.
Land Co.; V.-P. Prudential Trust Co.;
a promoter Man. Jockey Club; Presb.
-1Vinnipeg; .Manitoba Club,. Man.
Jockey Club, do.; St. James's Club,
.1I onh'eal. .
Allard, Mgr, JOBeph Charles (R. C.).
S. Joseph A. and Marie (L'Ecuyer)
A.: b. Chateauguay, P.Q., ApI. 27
1867: e. Semy., Montreal; o. 1891.
subsequently apptd. V.-G. and cur
of the Cath., Valleyfield. P.Q.; ele-
vated to the dignity of a Proto
Apos.. 1906; D.D., Laval Univ., 1902;
leader of a movement to found 0.
purely Fr
nch-Can. settlement In N.-
W. '1'., 1908; a del. to the Plenary
Council, Quebec, 1909. and to the
Eudharistic Congress. Montreaq. 1910.
-The Palace, Yalleyfield, P.Q.
Allard, Joseph Victor, lawyer.
S. Prosper and Genevie"e A. (Laper-
riêre) A., Berthier-en-haut. P.Q.; b.
St. Cuthbert, P.Q., Feb. 1, 1860; e.
Coil. L'Assomption and Laval Unlv.
(B.A.. 1880); advocate, 1884; repre-
sented Berthier (Local), 1892-97; an
unsuccessful candidate, same seat.
1890, and again subsequently; Mayor
of Berthierville for some yrs.; Chief
Ranger Berthier Court I. O. Fores-
tel's; a Con.; a R. C.; m. Jan., 1885.
Blanche. d. A. D. Dorval. advocate.
L' Assomption.-Berthierville, P.C}.
Allard, Louis JOBeph Alfred, physi-
cian.
Prof. de Physiol. gên. et comparêe.
de Path. gên, fies maladies des yeux
et des oreilles. de I'hist. de la Mêd. et
de Dêontol. mêd., Laval Univ.--t6 Rue
St. Louis, Quebec.
Allard, Eon. Louis Jules, lawyer;
statesman.
S. Louis and Marie Anne (Chapde-
laine) A., St. Francois-du-Lac. P.Q.;
b. there, Jan. 21. 1859; e. Nicolet
ColI.; advocate, 1883; K.C., 1902;
regr. Co. Yamaska. 1890-97: presdt.
sch. commrs, 1892-98; Mayor St.
Francois, 1895-98; sat for Yamaska
(-Local), J){!c., 1897, to Meh., 1905, when
caned to the Leg. Council. and be-
came Govt. leader In that body; since
Feb., 1910, has sat for Drummond in
the Assembly; apptd. MinI'. of Colon-
ization and Puùlic Works in the Gouin
(Lib.) Cabinet. Mch. 23, 1905; Minr.
of Public Works and Labour, July 3.
1905; Minr. of Agricul.. Sept. 1, 1906;
MinI'. Lands and Forests, Jan., 1909;
dire Sorel Elec. Co., St. l<
rançois du
Lac Aqueduct Co. and Presdt. Aben-
akis Springs Hotel Co.; V.-P. Dom.
Forestry Assn.. 1909; a memo Royal
Conservation Comn., do.: a R. C.; m.
June, 1885. Mlle. C. Berthe Toupln.-
Quebec; St. François du Lac, P.Q.,.
Quebec Garrison Club.
.. A good business man, an excellent
ALLEN,
17
lawyer, a sound administrator."-M. Wit-
nell.
Allen, Bev, Alexander Proctor (Ang.).
6th s. late Archdeacon T. W. and
Jessie (McClellan) A., Millbrook, Ont.;
b. there; e. Trin. ColI. Sch., Port Hope.
and Trin. Univ., Toronto (B.A., 1879;
M.A., 1902) ; o. 1879; is now rector St.
Paul's Ch., Oakland, Cal.; m. Oct.,
1906, Anna Louise, d. late Archibald
Wood, banker, Millbrook. - Oakland,
Cal.
Allen, Benjamin, manufacturers'
agen t.
B. Armagh. IreI., 1854; came to
Can., 1872. and has been continuously
f'ngaged in commerce; elected Grand
Master Masonic Grand Lodge of Qan.,
1904; Is also a K. T. (M. \V. Sover-
eign, 1904), and memo Scottish Rite;
has been presented with numerous tes-
timonials from masonic brethren.-
50 Maitland St., Toronto; National
Club, do.
Allen, Francis, educationist.
S. Rev. John S. and Charlotte M. N.
(Tuttle) A.; U. E. L. deseent. on botb
sides; b. Canterbury, N.B., 1874; e.
public whs. and U.niv. N. B. (B.A.,
Alumni Gold Medal and Brydone-Jack
scholar, 1895; M.A., 1897); Ph.D.,
Cornell Univ., N. Y., 1901; was for 3
yrs. Principal \Vestmoreland Co.
Grammar Sch.; on Faculty of Cornell
Univ., N. Y., 1901-4; since 1904 has
been Prof. of Physics and Mineral.,
Univ. of Man.; el-ected Dean of the
Faculty, 1910; F.R.S.C., 1909; a fellow
Am. Assn. Advanc. of Science; a memo
Am. Physical Soc. and hon. memo
Scientific Fraternity Sigma Xi. U. S.;
author papers in Physical Rev., show-
ing experimental research-es on physiol.
OIptics; an active memo Meth. Ch.; m.,
1903, Miss Sarah Estelle Harper,
Shediac, N.B.--517 Spence St., Winni-
peg, Man.
Allen, George H" insurance mangr.
S. Rev. Hiram J. A. (Meth.); b.
Odessa, Ont., Aug. 20. 1867; e. public
schs., Kingston, Napanee and Belle-
ville, Trenton High Sch. and Albert
C'Oll.; joined Standard Life As sur. Co.
as special agt., 1884; inspr. Midland
Dist., 1888; inspr. Eastern Ont., with
headquarters at Kingston, 1890 (and
while there served for 5 yrs. as an
ald. of that city) ; later became inspr.
Maritime Provinces and Nfd.; and
finally chief inspr. throughout Dom.,
resigning therefrom, 1905; became
provi. mangr. for P. Q. 'Of Mutual Life
Assur. Co. of Can.; resIgned Feb., 1910,
to become first gent mangr. of the
Travellers' Life Assur. Co. of Can.;
elected Presdt. Life Und-erwriters'
Assn. of Can., 1906; was elected, same
year, 3rd V.-P. of the National Assn.
of Life Underwriters of U. S.; and
later, Presdt. Montreal Ins. Inst.; m.,
Oct., 1889, Miss Helen Knox, Trenton,
Ont.-l0! St. Mark St., Montreal.
.. An energetic, up-to-date business man."
-M. Herald.
.. A man of rare merit, ability and
energy."-M. Star.
Allen, George L;vttleton, merchant.
S. Alex. and Harriet A., former from
Sligo, latter from Galway. IreI.; b.
Riverston, Arthur, Co. Wellington,
Ont., 1858; e. public and high schs.
and Toronto Normal Sch. (2nd class
professionaà cert.) ; taught sch. 4 yrs.;
since in mercantile life; has served on
Sch. Bd., twice as chairman. and on
Bd. 'Of Education; has always taken
an interest in amateur sports. espe-
cially lacrosse, bowling and curling;
presdt. local bowling and curling
clubs; do. Can. Lacrosse Assn., 1905;
m., Dec., 1886, Miss Margt. J. Wat-
son Mount Forest, Ont., an accomp-
lished musician; active In poli-
tics as a Con., though opposed to
policy of party on Man. sch. question;
.. loyal to the core to King and coun-
try as were all his ancestors"; an
Ang. and a del. to Synod; also Supdt.
of Sunday School and Chairman of
Finance Comte.-lJIount Forest, Onto
Allen, Bev, Herbert Edgar (Bapt.).
Y. s. Rev. S. T. and Mary Palmer
(Anthony) A., former from Weston-
super-Mare, latter from Bedford.
Eng.; b. Birmingham, Eng., M
y 26,
1871; e. Kingston sch., Yeovll and
Hackney ColI., London, Eng.; o. Port
Elgin, Ont., 1904; pastor Boston, Ont..
oldest Bapt. Ch, in Ont.. 1905; do.
Tabernacle Ch., Toronto, Sept., 1906;
now Hamilt'On, Ont.; emigrated to Can.,
settling at Winnipeg. May, 1895; has
lectured frequently in interests of pro-
hibition, and was presdt: N. Bruce
Prohibition Alliance durmg Refer-
endum campaign. 1903; as a youth
was an athlete, and held dlst. cha
-
pionship for swimming won at Yeovll.
1890; m. Nov., 1897, Miss Elizabeth
Oharlotte Bartlett, Yeovll, Eng.-
Hamilton, Onto
I' Oone of the bes.t speakers on prohibi-
tion ever l1ea,rd."-Selkirk Journal.
Allen, Bev. James (Meth.).
B. Ireland; accompanied his parents
to Can. when 3 yrs. old; e. Central
Sch. and Coll, Inst.. Hamilton, Ont.,
and Victoria Univ. (B.A., 1875; M.A.,
1880) ; m. 1877, Emma, d. late Saml.
Peters, London, Ont.; entd. minIstry.
1869; O. 1873; pastor successively at
Sherbrooke St. Ch., Montreal; Grace
Ch., \Vinnipeg; Centenary Ch., Hamil-
ton; Metropolitan Ch., and Sherbourne
St. Ch., Toronto; S-ecy. Montreal Conf..
1885; ,Presdt. Toronto Conf.. 1902;
Supdt. Missions, New Ont., 1902; Secy.
H'Ome Missions, which he still Is, 1906;
del. to Geni. ConC.. 1886 and 1902;
elected V.-P. AlumnI Assn., Toronto
Univ., 1904; Senator. Toronto Unlv.,
1906; memo Bd. Regents Victoria Unlv.,
l!i06; memo :&I. Education, Meth.
Ch., 1906; has lectured on resources
New Ont.; his e. d., Miss AnnIe W. A.,
is a missy.' in .J3Jpan; believes the
gQvt. of the Brit. EmpIre will be trans-
ferred from Brit. Isl-es and will be
directed from the Dom. of Can. betore
the end of the present century.--51
Rosedale Rd., Toronto.
Allen, l'ttiøs Margaret (see Smith.
Mrs. Margaret),
Allen, Miss Minnie, actress.
D. Dani. W. A., Montreal; b. and e.
there; made her debut, N. Y., 1900, in
18
vaudeville, in a sketch written for her
by Claxton Wilstach (whom she m..
1903), called .. The Bifurcated Girl,"
and is reputed to have IRchieved a
wonderful success as well by her
youth and beauty as by her histrionic
ability; was subsequently a prominent
memo of Miss Adelaide 'l'hurston's co. ;
Is now studying for comic opera.-16
Gramercy Park, New York.
Allen, Norman, physician.
Y. s. late Archdeacon T. W. and
Jessie (McClellan) A., Millbrook, Ont.;
b. and e. there; m., 1889, Miss Alice
Louisa Martin; M.D.,C.M.. Trin. Unlv.,
Toronto, 1885; fellow Trin. M
d. Sch.,
do.; M.R.C.S. (Eng.), 1886; Med.
H
alth Offr., Toronto, 1891-93; Ang.;
Con.-l0B Carlton St., Toronto.
Allen, Lt,-Genl, Balph Ed ward,
E. s. Major Ralpn
huttleworth A..
J.P., D.L., formerly M.P. (Eng.), and
Annie Elizabeth. 4th d.
ir Sami.
Cunard, Bart.; b. Halifax, N.S., Feb.
23, 1846; e. Eton; joined army. 1865.
and, after continuous service. retired
therefrom, as It.-genl., Feb. 23, 1903;
was Maj.-Genl. Infy. Brigade, S. A.,
1900-1 (de
atches; C.B.; medal witlh
2 eliasps).-10 Hanover Sq., London,
W.; Naval and ll-"lilitary Club; St.
James's Club; Army and Navy Club,
London, Eng.
Allen, Samuel James McJ:ntoøh, edu-
eationist.
S. Capt. J. M. A., H:a.lifax, N.S., and
El'iZaJbeth, d. 'V. 'D. IJ3Jwrenoce, sh'ip-
bui}ld
r and M..P.'P., or lMia btl ana ,
Hants.; b. Maitland. N.S.. Nov. 5,
1877; e. HaJUfax Co. .AJcaaemy (rued.).
McGilIl Univ. (B.ISe. and Brit. Assn.
med., 1900; IM.Sc., 1901), and Johns
Hopkins Univ. (,Bh.D.. 1906) ; iII1., Aug.
10, 1910. Eva Blanche, e. d. /Major S.
J. R. Sircom, HaJ'Lfax, N.S.; Elect.
Engr., 1900, Urn'iv. Prof. of Phys.. Brit.
Assn. m
d. an-d honours. McGill, :1900;
memo Am. PhylS. S(){:., .and Can. SOiC.
Civil Eng. ; InsÌ1r. ,in Civill Eng.. McGiLl.
1900-1; Instr. in Physics. 190'1-3. do.;
FeUow and Gmduate ,student in .F'Ihy-
sics, John Hopkins Univ., 1903-6; Instr.
in Pihysics, Urriv. of Cincinnati, 1906-9;
Asst. P,rof., do.., 1909 ; author O'f various
scient.ific lpapers; owns the cruIsing
yacht ßl enotah, and ,is Vice-COiID'ffio-
dore Ohest
T (N.S.) Yacht Club; IDpis.
-U. ,S. address: Univ. of CinC'innati;
Canadian address: Chester, N.S.
Allen, Thomas Carleton, Provl. public
service.
S. late Chief .Justice Sir .John Camp-
bell and Margt. A. (Drury) A.; b.
Rose Hall. Fredericton. N.B., Nov. 9.
1852; e. grammar schs. Charlotte and
Queen's Cos., and ColI. Inst., Frederic-
ton; pursued legal studies Law Sch..
Harvard Univ.; barrister. 1875; K.C..
1889; apptd. Clk. of the Crown, Clk.
of the Pleas, Supreme Ct. N.B.. and
Clk. in Equity, ApI.. 1883; elected
Chancellor Ang. Diocese of Frederic-
ton, 1900; Mayor of Fredericton, 1890-
92; declined nomination for further
term; a trustee of Victoria Hospital
Bd. for 18 yrs. and now V.-P. of Bd. ;
presM. Loca'l ImpI1O"t. A'ssm, 1907;
an Ang. and a del. to Synod; m. 1883,
ALLEN,
Louise L., d. Hon. Mr. .Justice A. R.
Wetmore; presented in 1904 by bar
of N. B. with solid silver service in
token of their esteem and in com-
memoration of 21st anniversary of his
marriage; D.C.L. (hon.). King's Coli.
Univ., Windsor, 1910. - Fredericton,
N.B.
Allen, Thomas D" banker.
Formerly of Newcastle, Ont.; for 10
yrs. In the service of the National
Bank of the Republic in Chicago;
apptd. Cashier States Loan and Trust
Co., Quincy. Ill.. Mch., 1905.-Quincy,
Ill.
Allen, Thomas Grant, physician.
S. Wm. and Margt. A. ; b. nr. Brock-
ville. Ont., Oct. 14, 1863; e. Brock-
ville High Sch.. Queen's Univ. (B.A..
and gold med. in Math., Goman Prize
Botany, 1888; M.A.. M.D., 1889). and
North-western Univ. (M.D.. 1898) ; m..
.July, 1890. Miss Nettie M. Fralick, To-
ronto; Science Master Seaforth and
Ingersoll. 1890-3; Prof. Chemistry
Armour Inst. of Tech., 1894-8; exten.
Lecturer Chemistry, Food and Die-
teotics, U-:1iv. of Chkago. 1895-8; now
Prof. Diseases of Children, Post-Grad.
Med. Sch., Chicago; also Clinical Prof.
Pediatrics. Univ. ot Illinois Med. Sch..
Chicago.-5661 Washington Ave., Chi-
cago, Ill.
Allen, Miss Viola Emily, actress.
D. C. Leslie and Sarah (Lyon) A.,
the latter formerly of Toronto; b.
Southern States; e. Bishop Strachan
Sch., Toronto; made début N. Y. as
Esmerallda when 15, and subsequently
played leading classical, Shakespearean
and comedy roles with L. Barrett,
Tommaso Salvini. .Joseph .Jefferson and
\V. J. Florence; now, and for some
yrs.. one of the .. queens" of the Am.
stage; an Ang.; m. Aug.. 1905. Peter
Duryea. Lexington. Ky.-Care C. W.
Allen, 1520 Broadway, New York.
.. Her fame as Glory has awakened the
interest of two continents."-M. and E.
Allen, Bev, WWiam Cartwright
(Ang.).
2nd s. late Archdeacon T. W. and
.Jessie (McClellan) A., Millbrook.
Onto ; b. there; e. Trin. Coil. Sch., Port
Hope, and Trin. Univ., Toronto (B.A.,
with 1st class honours in Classics and
4th class in Math.. 1872; M.A.. 1877) ;
o. deacon. 1874; priest. 1875; succes-
sively curate at Peterboro, Ont., and
Shanley, Herts. Eng.; subsequently
Asst. Master Trin. CoIL Sch.. Port
Hope; apptd. rector Cavan. Ont.. suc-
ceeding his father. Oct., 1905. and
R. D.., 1907; Prebend. of Cavan, 1909;
m., Dec., 1883, Miss
Iary Linnecar.-
Mill brook, Onto _
Allen, William :Porsyth, public man.
S. Wm. H. and Margt. (Fair) A..
both natives of Irel. ; b. nr. Port Hope.
Ont., .June 27. 1833; e. local schs.; m.
1862 Lucy, d. late .John Lyall; has
serv
d as co. councillor. Mayor of
Bowmanville and Warden North. and
Durham; likewise as a memo of High
and Public Sch. Bd.. and as a dir..
Secy. and Presdt. Co. Agrlcui. Soc.;
one of the founders Western and
Standard Banks, and has been and is
ALLIN-ALLOWAY.
V.-P. of each institution: is also V.-P.
ant. Loan and Savings Co.; a Presb.:
a Lib.-Bowmanv-ille, Ont.; National
Club, Toronto.
Allin, Bichard Winfred, mi,ssionary
service.
B. Brooklin, ant.; e. publlc and high
sc'hs., Uxbrid.ge High Sch., "Whitby
Model S0h., Owen Sound CoU Inst. and
TorontJo Univ. (B.A., with honours 'in
Eng. lit., 1896); 1st asst. master,
Rothesay Coil., N.E., 1899-1906; asst.
secy., Ch. of Ðng. Missy. Soc.. 1906-9;
secy., Ang. Laymen's Missy. Movenlent,
1909-11; since then has been asst. genl.
secy. of the Ch. of Eng. Missy. Soc.;
one of the invited speakers at Ang.
Ch, Oongress, Haldfax, 1910. - 508
Brunswick Ave., TOl'onto.
Allison, David, educationist.
S. .Jas. W. A., formerly M.P.P., and
Margt. (Elder) A., Irish descent: b.
Newport, N.S., .July 3, 1836; e. Halifax
Acad., Wresl. Acad., Sach"illie, and W.esl.
Univ., Middletown, Conn. (B.A., 1859;
M.A., 1862: LL.D., 1903); LL.D.
(lhon.), Viodt. Univ., 1873: orl'ginally
Classiæl Instr. Sackvl,ure Acad.; took
same position Mount Allison Coli.,
1862; Presdt. do., 1869: resigned to
become Supdt. Educ., N.S., 1877; re-
Nred from latter office to acce'Pt (presi-
dJency of [\1jount .Mlison Univ., 1891:
resigned tlherefrom, .June, 1910; m., 1st,
.June, 1862, Miss ENzab.e!th J>!o.weU,
Ri-chibuütJo, N.B., U. E. L. diesce,nt (d,
Dec., 1898); 2ndily, .June, 1902, Miss
H. 'E. Cumlluin,gs, S()!uris, P.E.I.; a
Meth., and active in dh. work; served
as a del. to Congress of Methodism,
Lonodlo'fio, Eng., 1881, and tlO ,the Gell'!.
Conf. of Ch.-Sackville, N.B.
Allison, James Walter, manufacturer.
S. Hy. B. and Sarah (Abrams) A.,
Sackville, N.B.; b. Newcastle, N.D.,
May 7, 1&51; e. Mt. Allison Acad. and
OOlo!., foundoE'd by his uncle, the 'la/tie
Chas. F. IA.; erutd. on business 'careeI'
in HaJlifax, ,18Î'I, and .in 1876 became Ia
partner and ultimately head of the
house, .John P. Mott & Co., chocolate,
cocoa, soap and spioo manfrs. which
position he retains; a dir. Stanfields
(Truro Knitting Mills), N. S. Steel '3-nd
Coal .00., N. S. Fire Ins. Co., N.
S. Oar Work's, Eastern Trust Co.,
and Bank of N. S., and PreSI(H.
K. S. ,Savings, Loan and BuiIcHng
Soc.; al.so dir. .Joint Bene\ryolent Sac
Soh. for t'he ,Bqind and- a gov. Da,i
housie Univ.; m. 1876, Mary, d. late
Clms. T. Preospott. Ba,ie Vente, N.B.,
and gt.-gI'aruc1Jd. Hon. C. R. PrescolÌ't
founder of the fruit-growing industrÝ
in N. S.; gave $5,000 towards the
Building Fund of St. Luke's Ang.
Cath., 1909; a Con.; an Ang._ u Hazel-
hU1'st," Da1'tllw1Ith, N.S.; Halifax Club
H a li/ax. J
Allison, o!ohn Wesley, manufacturer.
S. DavId and Elizabeth (Young) A.,
unbar, ant.; b. there, 1862; m.; a
drr. N. Y. and ant. Power Co. . Presdt
çan. Tin Plate and Sheet Steel Co.;
hved formerly in N. Y.' manufactured
first sheet tin plate . ever - made in
Can., 1907: elected Presdt. Dundas
Agricul. Soc., 1908; also owns large
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stock farm; much before the tpulbHc
eye, 1911, in conn'f'ction with the
sohe1m.e for .. dJa,rnm'inog" tJhe St. Law-
renoe; ,Ang.: poliiticaHy Ind.-lIIorris-
burg, Onto
Allison, Thomas B., engineer.
B. Ingersoll, ant., Oct. 2, 1858; com-
menced t'ra,ining in Nortfhey Engine
Works, Hamilton; on completion, de-
signed and built Dom. Pulp Co.'s sul-
phite mill, Chatham, N.B.; since then
has been Chief Engr. and Mech. Supdt.,
Mar. Sulphite Fibre Co.'s mill, same
place: Supdt. Spanish River Pulp Co.'s
miU, EspaI1JOlla, ant.; Chief Engr. St.
Anthony Lumber Co.'s mills, Whitney,
ant.; Supdt. Machinery Montreal Cot-
ton Co.'s Mill, Valleyfield, P.Q.-f3
Withrow Ave., Toronto.
Allison, Bev, William Thomas
(Presb.), journalist..
S. Thos. R. A.; b. Unionville, ant.,
Dec., 20, 1874; e. Victoria Univ. (B.A.,
1899; M.A., 1900); pursued theo!.
studies Yale Univ. (B.D., with honours,
1901; scholar. and Ph.D., 1908); o.
Oct., 1902, and inducted, same year,
minr., at Stayner; declined editorship
Dawson Sun, 1902; Lecturer in Eng.,
Toronto Univ., 1905-6; pastor Congo
Ch., Middlefield, Conn., Nov., 1907;
Prof. Eng., Wesley ColI., Winnipeg,
since 1910; formerly ed. News 111ag.,
Toronto, and a writer for other To-
ronto IPeriod'icalts and! newspa.pens;
author: .. The Amber Al1my" (poems),
1909.-TVinnipeg.
.. One of the most hrilliant of the
younger Canadian journalists. "-M. and E.
Allnatt, Bev, Francis John Benwell
(Ang.), educationist.
S. late Rev. F. .J. 'A., IM.R.C.S., vicar
Grinsdale, Carlisle, Eng.; b. Clapham,
London, Eng., .Jan. 15, 1841; e. St.
Augustine's CoIL, Canterbury, and
Lennoxville Univ. (B.D., 1878; D.D.,
1886); O. deacon 1864, priest 1865;
for over 20 yrs. in charge Drummond-
ville Mission, later volunteered for ser-
vice in Labrador, and, in 1885, became
rector St. Matthews, Quebec; in 1887
apptd. to chair Pastoral Theology,
Leunoxville; became subsequently Har-
rold Prof. Divin'ity, Dean of Faculty,
and Vioe-PrinCÏ'pal O!f that institution,
\\1hich 'Position.s Jhe .reta.ins; was for
several YI'S. In'Spr. of Aew,e!lll'ies a:nd
:\fodel Schs., P.Q.; author, am'Üng
ot!her tihings, od' a book, .. The Witness
of St. ':Vlatthew" ; a: canon, Trin. Cath..
Quebec, 1906; a odel. to the Synodis;
m., 1874, .Jane, d. late ,Lt.-COIL Robin,
anld the widow of Ignace Oill', IM.P.P.
-" Harrold Lodge;' Bishop's Coli.
Univ., Lennoxville, P.Q.
Alloway, Clement John, veterinary
surgeon.
S. late Capt. A. W. A., H. M.'s 4th
(or King's Own Royal) Regt.; b.
Queen's Co., Irel., Nov. 19, 1847; e.
High Sch., Montreal; m. .June, 1877,
Miss Mary Wilson, Montreal (q.v.);
practised his profession for 25 yrs., but
now retired; is general agent Royal
Ins. Co., and a councillor Mont. Ins.
Inst.; formerly an officer No. 1 troop
Mon.treal Cavalry; a Pmot.-3ìB lIIet-
calfe Ave., Westmount, JlontJ"eal; Mili-
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ALLOWAY-ALMOND.
tary Inst.; Canadian Club; Engineers'
Club; Montreal Jockey Club, Montreal.
Alloway, Mrs, Mary Wilson, author.
Irish parentage; b. and e. in Mont-
real; m. June, 1877, Dr. C. J. A.
(q.v.); author of numerous contribu-
tions to literature, the best known of
which Is a volume, .. Famous Firesides
of French Canada" (1899), which has
received high praise from the press;
In addition to her literary talents, has
displayed skill in ceramic decoration
and water colour painting; a Bapt.-
:178 Metcalfe Ave., Westmount, Mont-
1.eal.
Allward, Walter Seymour, sculptor.
S. late John A. and Emma (Peth-
uran) A., both of St. John's, Nfd.; b.
Toronto, Nov. 18, 1875; e. Dufferin
Sch., Toronto; served 5 yrs in the
office of an arohitect, having begun his
apprenticeship therein when 14 yrs. of
age; at 19 turned his attention to
sculpture, in the way of producing
figure-work for architectural pur-
poses; this he continued for only a
few months, and received his first
commission in a competition for the
figure of Peace, which crowns the To-
ronto N.- W. Rebellion Monument in
Queen's Park; following this, his
genius now being fully recognized, he
was apptd. to execute busts of Lord
Terunyson, Sir iOhas. TUjp'per (q. v. ),
Sir Wilfrid LaurieT (q.v.), Hon. Dr.
Rolph, Sir OUver MIorwaot, Hon. A.
. Hardy, Sir G. 'V. Ross (q.v.),
ir J. P. Whlitney (q.v.), Chilef
Justice Sir Geo. Burton, and E. B.
Osler, K.C., all mostly -for the art gal-
lery of the provl. Museum, Toronto;
In a keen competition with European
and U. S. artists, he was awarded the
execution of a full length heroic statue
of Genl. Simcoe, first Governor of
U. C., which now stands in Queen's
Park, Toronto; the Nicholas Flood
Davin Monument, in Ottawa, was also
designed and executed by him; his
next work was an heroic statue of Sir
Oliver Mowat, which is also placed in
Queen's Park, Toronto; the South
African Monument followed, competi-
tion for which was open to the world;
this monument Is one of the finest in
Brit. Am., the main shaft being 70 ft.
in height; at the base is a group of
figures, the central one representing
Can., on each side of which is a figure
symbolic of active service in the field
of war, the column being surmounted
by a winged figure representing Vic-
tory; an heroic half-length figure
crowning the monument erected in
honour of the veterans of 1812, stand-
ing In Portland St. Square, Toronto, Is
also trom his chisel; in 1908 he com-
pleted for the Provl. Govt. a life-sized
monument of Hon. J. Sandfield Mac-
donald, first Prime Minister of Ont.,
which was erected in the Queen's Park,
Toronto; and more recently his design
for a memortal to Baldwin and Lafon-
taine, to be erected on Parliament Hill,
Ottawa, was accepted by the Advisory
Art Council of Can.; later, In 1909, his
model ,for the .AJlleximder GraJham Bel,l
Memorial, '.Brant ford, Ont., was a.1'S0
accepted.-76 Walker Ave., Toronto;
Arts and Letters Club, do.
.. The cleverest native scul'Pto'r that Can-
ada possesses."-T. Globe.
"A man who, unless I am grea.tIy mis-
taken, will put his name among the fo.l'&-
most sculptors of the age....-Sir W.
Laurier (q.v.).
Almon, Bev, :Poster Hutchinson
(Ang.).
S. late Hon. Wm. A., M.D., M.L.C.,
Halifax, N.S.; b. there, Aug. 31, 1827;
e. Halifax Grammar Sch. and King's
CoIl., Windsor (B.A., 1848) ; o. deacon
1850, priest 1851; actg. garrison chap-
lain, 1850-51; curate, Jamaica, W.I.,
1851-60; rector, Santa Cruz, Danish
W. I., 1860-64; sUbsequently succes-
sively curate St. George's, Halifax; do.
St. Paul's, Kensington, London;. rector,
Trinity Ch., St. Stephen, N.B.; do. St.
Luke's, St. John, N.B.; do. St. Mary's
Ch., Richibucto, N.B.; do. Mechanics-
burg, Penn.; do. Trinity Ch., Halifax;
resigned active clerical work, Dec.,
1902; hon. canon St. Luke's Cath.,
1905; m. ApI., 1854, Miss Charlotte
Mary Whltehorne, Jamaica; founder
of Assn. for Improving the Condition
of the Poor, Halifax.-Halifax. N.S.
(D. Halifax, Feb. 9, 1911.)
Almon, John Colquhoun Cogswell,
yachtsman.
S. late Mather Byles and Rebecca
(Rand) A., Halifax, N.S.; b. there,
1868; e. Brussels, Belgium and Hali-
fax; m. lMJiss Ritchie; long in ser-
viee Bank of iMontreal; .prominently
identified witih yachting f{)T manlY y.rs. ;
haJ,9 owned many fine yachts; at
,present is OIWner of bhe Geisha; a
memo an'd has been officlal'I'Y oon-
n-e.cted with ,the Roya:l N. S. Yacht
Squadron, the St. Lawrence Yacht
Club, and the Kingston Yacht Club;
Secy.-Treas. St. Lawrence Yacht Club,
1896-97; Roor OommoolO1'e KJingsbon
Yacht Club, 1903; Vice Commodore,
1904; iCO'II1Iln()dore, 1905.-5
9 Gros-
venor Ave., Montreal, P.Q.
Almond, Bev, John Macpherson
(Ang.).
S. Jas. and Mary Ann (Macpherson)
A., Shigawake, P.Q.; b. there, July 27,
1872; e. Lennoxville Unlv. (B.A., 1894;
M.A., 1901); m., Oot., 1901, (Marl I'
Estelle, d. H. G. Beemer, Quebec; o.
deacon, 1896; !priest, 1897; station&]
first as a missy. in Labrador, be-
c<oming afoterwards a .travelling missy.
for QueJb.ec Diocese; :in Oct., '1899,
was commissioned c
ll3.tn to th.P
Royal ,Can. 'Regt., and aocoou'Panied
it to ,so A.; 'W,bile In S. A, wa
chaplain to 19th BrigaAie, coonpooeò
of the Gordons, Cornwalls, Shrop-
shires and Canadians; his conduct dur-
ing the campaign received high praise,
more particularly in connection with
his attendance on the enteric fever
patients at Bloemfontein, and in all
conditions of danger, both from the
enemy and from disease and discom-
fort (medal); returned to Can., Dec.,
1900; asst. curate Holy TTin. Cath.,
Quebec, 1901; rector Grand .Mere, do.;
do. Trinity ICh., iM'Ontreal, 1904; de-
ALWARD-AMES.
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livered aration at decoration of sol'-
diers' graves, iMonrtrea.'1, Victoria Day,
1905; elected presdt. S. African
Veterans' Assn., Montreaq, 1908; do.
do., Last Post Assn., 1910; alPptd.
chajplain (wltJh hon. rank 01' caJPt.),
6th .Duke C1f Conaugfut's Royal Ow.
Hussars, IMdh., 1911. - Trinity Ch.
Rectory, 146 Durocher St., Montreal.
.. A splendid preacher."-A..rchdeacon
Ker (q.v.).
.. A man of zl'al, practical piety and un.
f!e1fiøhnI'Ss, with a knack for I'xecutive
work."-T. Globe.
Alward, Silas, lawyer; legislator.
S. John and Mary Ann A. (U. E. L.
descent) : b. Brunswick, N.H., ApI. 14,
1842; e. Acadia ColI. (B.A., 1860; M.A.,
1863; D.C.L., 1882) and Brown Univ.,
R. I. (IM.A., 1871); 1Jl1.., 1st, 11869,
Emilie (d. 1879), d. P. Wkkwire, Can-
ning, N.IS.; 2nd.1oy, 'May, 1888, ,Sarah
Edith (Presdt. Ladies' GoJlf Club
and W-omen's tArt Assn., St. John),
d. W. W. Turnbucr1, St. John, N.B.;
barrdstler, 1865: K.C. (oEÆ:rJJ Derby),
1891 ; .su
essfully practlsøs Ms iprof. In
St. John; one of ItJhoe leaders of the bar
In N. B.; returned to Legislature,
Lib. Interest, Mch., 1887; defeated
g. e. 1899; a gov. AcadIa OoH.;
Dean Law Faculty, King's CoIl.,
Windsor, N.S. (D.C.L., hon., 1895);
until recently Presdt. St. John Law
Soc.; author .. The Unity of the Em-
pire," the alumni oration at King's
College, 1907, U Our Western Heritage:
Its Duties and ResponslblIlties," .. Then
and Now," and of other brochures;
has lectured on John Bright and other
interesting topics; an 'Ang.; a Con.,
and an ard'C'nt Illl]jperIR'list.-" Sunny-
side," 84 Burpee Ave., St. John, N.H.;
Canadian Club, do.
.. A man of excel1ent taste and ability."
-M. Gazette.
"A cultured ðnd able 1awYeT wh{} would
adQTn t.he bendh."-Late Judge Ritchie.
.. A fluent speaker and a lecturer of
marked ability."-St. John Telegraph.
Alway, Frederick ð'ames, educationist.
S. Fredk. and Rachel (Mason) A.;
b. Rockford, Ont., May 28, 1874; e.
Simcoe High Sch., Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., 1894), and Held
lberg Unlv.,
Germany (Ph.D., 1897); Prof. CHem-
Istry, Neb. West. Unlv., 1898-06; since
1906, has !been Prof. of AgrlCJUL
Nebraska Univ.; auth-ar various con-
tributions on organic and agrlcu1.
cfnemlstry to Am. and German pub-
IicaNons; Bapt.-517 E. 15th St., Univ-
sity Place, Lincoln, Neb.
Amaron, Bev, Calvin Elijah (Presb.).
S. late Dant A., first missy. of late
Frenclh Ch. lMissy. Soc., and An'llette
(Cruchet) A., both natives ot Canton
de Vaud, Switz.; b. de Ramsay, P.Q.,
Sept. of, 1852; e. Berthler Grammar
Sch., Pointe-aux-Trembles schs., and
McGill Unlv. (B.A., with honours In
Mental and Moral Phil., 1877; M.A.,
1880); studied theoJ. Montreal Presb.
CoIl. (B.D., 1884); o. 1879; pastor
Three Rivers, P.Q.; do. French Proto
Ch., Lowell, Mass., 1882, becoming
later Presdt. French Proto ColI.,
Springfield, 14
s!!. (P.D.. 1896), Which
had been founded by him, and whose
work and Influence are described In
his book, U Your Heritage, or New
Eng. Threatened It (1891); resigned
and vIsited Europe, 1893; on his re-
turn founded the Dom. Publishing Co.,
of whIch he became mangr., purchased
L' A urore newspaper and established It
as the organ of French Protestantism
In Am.; has shown equal activity In
other press undertakings, having
founded Le Semeur Franco-Americain
at Ware, Lowell and Sprlngtleld,
Mass., of which he was Eng. ed. and
financial mangr.; át another perIod
was mangr. and Eng. ed. of the
Cito1,'en Franco - A mericain ; became
pastor St. John's French Presb. Ch.,
Montreal, 1896; resigned May, 1906, to
reassume ed. duties on L' A urore ;
pastor Gardenvllle Ave. Presb. Ch.,
Longueuil, 'P.Q., 1908-9; pastor Joliette,
P.Q., 1909-11; since then \has been
pastOT French Proto Ch., Quet>ec; M()I(!-
erator (Montreal and Ottawa Presb.),
1904; has lectured on "The French-Can.
Problem," .. The Huguenots in France
and Can.,.. and other topics; author,
"The Evangelization of the French-
Canadians of New England" (1885);
m., Ist, Oct., ,1881, Agnes (d'.) , e. d.
II:lte Hem. .Justlce .McDoug.a:M, Three
Rivers, P.Q.; 2ndly, Nov., 1895, IMlss
Miargt. LL. Lynch, M'Onltreal; .. though
a noo-'ParUsan in IP oli tics, is In hearty
sympatihy wit'll the pl'inCÌoples and
policy oi the Lib. Jparty; he sees no
hOjpe for a great united' Dom. unti'l the
princitples of the Brit. OonstituUon are
loya1liy accepted' by French Can., and
tlhe. t willI Ibe only when the Bi.'ble shall
be in tihe hands of ,the people"; a
prohlbitiooist, 'a free-trader, and 'Out
of sY'l1l'Pathy with trusts; believes also
In a system Off national sc'hs.-Quebec.
Ambrose, Paul, musician; composer;
conductor and instructor.
S. Robt. S. and Elizabeth A.; b.
Hamilton, Ont., Oct. 11, 1868; e. pub-
lic schs. and coil. Inst.; m. 1905, Miss
Naomi Lambe, Orange, N.J.; organist
Madison Ave. M. E. Ch., N. Y., 1886-
90, and subsequently organist and
choir master St. James Ch. and Prof.
Music Westminster Sch., same city;
now Dir. Dept. of Music N. J. State
schs. and Lecturer of Music Am. Inst.
of Applied Music, N. Y.; is Dlr. Manu-
script Soc., St. James Choral Club, and
V.-P. Synthetic Guild, N. Y.; also Dlr.
Monday Musical Club, Trenton, N.J.;
has composed and written many weIl-
known musical compositions and
songs, sacred and secular; Ang.-
Trenton, N.J.; !1! W. 59th St., New
York; National Arts Club; Manu-
script Club, do.
Ames, Alfred Ernest, banker and
broker.
S. late Rev. Wm. A. (Meth.), Wood-
stock, Ont.; b. Lambeth, Ont., Sept.,
1866; e. CoIl. Inst., Brantford; m.,
May, 1889, Mary, d. Hon. G. A. Cox,
(q.v.), SenatoT; enbd. servllce !Mer-
chants Bank, Can., Sept., 1881, and
was sUbsequently In service of Im-
perial and Onto Banks; was succes-
sively mangr. Onto Bank at Mount
Forest and Lindsay; re
i
ed, to open
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AMES-A:\'IYOT.
banking and brokerage business, To-
ronto, Dec., 1889; purchased seat To-
ronto Stock Exchange, 1895; organ-
Ized Metropolitan Bank, of which he
became Presdt., Sept., 1902; resigned
.June, 1903; first Chairman Temiskam-
Ing and Northern Onto Ry. Comn.
(apptd. .Tuly, 1902); resigned Jan.,
1904; unsuccessful candidate for
reeveship York Tp., .Tan., 1902; de-
clined candidature Toronto mayoralty,
Dec., 1902; has been Presdt. Toronto
Stock Exchange, TGronto Bd. of Trade,
and Can. Lake and Ocean Nav. Co.;
also Lay Treas. Meth. Mission Fund,
Mangr. Provident Invest. and Mortg.
Guarantee Co., V.-P. and Mangr. '1.'0-
I'onto Savings and Loan Co., and V.-P.
Imp. Life Assur. Co.; V.- P. F. N.
Burt Co.; V.-P. Sterling Coal Co. and
City Dairy Co.; business incorporated
as A. E. A., Ltd., ApI., 1904; a dir.
'Vorking Boys' Home, Toronto, Robt.
Simpson Co., !RJu
sel'l Motor Car Co.,
Tn/tern. l:\1:illlinrg 00., and of Twin' Oity
Ra,pid.Transit Co. ; founded Wm. Am.es
Scholarship In Mod. Lang., Vic
toria Univ., and in 1899 subscribed
$10,000 towards the endowment fund
of same institution; a Mf'th. and a
Regent Victoria Univ.; "favours Can.
Independence rather than this country
should continue part of the Brit. Em-
pire and refuse to take its share of the
burd'Cn."-u Glen Stewart," 387 Kings-
ton Rd., Toronto; Toronto Club; York
Club, do.
Ames, Herbert Brown, merchant;
legi
lator.
S. late Evan Fisher and Caroline
Matilda (Brown) A., both natives
U. S.; b. Montreal, .Tune 27, 1863: e.
Aml
erst Coil., Mass. (B.A., 1885):
studied French lang. and literature in
Franc
: thereafter, up to Dec., 1893,
was with the wholesale firm of Ames-
Holden, Ltd., Montreal; ald. Montreal
1898-1906, devoting much of his atten
tlon to the purification of munici-
pal govt. in his native city: Chair-
man Municipal Bd. of Health, 1900-04;
previously was Secy. Good Govt. Assn.
an
Presd.t. Volunteer Elect. League,
which bodies effected many refol'm
in
civic admn.: also known through his
lectures on Can. political history and on
municipal govt. ; contributes frequently
to press: author, "The Machine in
Honest Hands" (1894), "The City
below the Hill, a Sociological Study"
(1897), .. The City Problem: What Is
Jot?" (1901), "The Hiou!"ißlg of true
Worldng Classes" (1907); apptd.
memo Proto Sec. Council Public Instr.,
P.Q., 1895; Presdt. Y.M.C.A., Montrf'al,
1896: Is a dir. Ames-Holden, Ltd.,
Dom. Guar. Co., Gt. West Life Ins.
Co., Royal Yictoria Life Ins. Co.,
and a number of other commerc-ial
bodies; a gov. Montreal Dispf'nsary,
Soc. for Proto 'Vomen arid Chilc1rf'n,
etc.: addressed London (Eng.) Cham-
ber of Commerce on trade interchange.
1904: presented with silver bowl, by
same body, in ackgt. of his personal
services in connection with its visit to
Can., 1904; a del. Imp. Commercial
Congress, Sydney, N.S.W., 1909: moved
tn that body for the appt. of an ad-
visory Imp. Council to consider ques-
tions of Imp. interest, especially those
tending to promote trade between the
various parts of the Empire; has sat
for St. Antoine div. (Montreal) in
H. C. in Con. interest since g. e. 1904;
succeeded in having a comte. apptd,
Mch., 1909, for a revision of the assets
;of the Dom.; an acHv,e worker in
support OIf /hilS party: Rppbd. one of the
repr.esentatives of H. C. at King
George's C'OI'Ona ti on, London, 1911; a
Presb.; m., May, 1900, Louise ':\1:arion,
d. .Fohn Kennedy, C.E. (q.V.).-26 On-
tario Ave., 1Ilontreal,. Clu b Lafontaine,.
U1ltivcrsity Club,. .11011 treal Club,. Royal
St. Lawrence Yacht Club,. St. James's
Club, do.
.. A prodigious and rnther inhumau
workE'r."-T. Newl/.
"UnquestioJlably a force to be rec1wned
with in the public life of Canada."-7'.
Glob
.
"Of independent means, of clean in.
IItinrts, with a taste for public life, and is
" man to be tl'usted."-M. Gazette.
.. Amè. Sémire JJ (see Turenne, Ray-
mond Auzias-).
Ami, Henry Marc, geologist: Dom.
public service.
2nd S. late Rev. Marc A., Geneva,
Switz., and Anne (Giramaire) A., Glay,
Montbéliard, Doubs, France: b. Belle
Riviêre, P.Q., Nov. 23, 1858: e. prh-ate
tutor, Ottawa Coli. Inst., and McGill
Univ. (B.A., with honours, 1882; M.A.,
1885: D.Sc., 1907); m., Oct., 1892,
Clarissa .T., e. d. late G. B. Burland,
Montreal; pursued early geoi. studies
under late Sir .T. W. Dawson: apptd.
staff Can. Geol. Survey, .Tune, 1882:
promoted asst. palæontoI., 1891: re-
signed, 1909; has carried on indo scien-
tific research in Eng., France and
Switz.: D.Sc., hon. (Queen's), 1892;
apptd. a memo Royal Tuhercu1. Commn.,
1909: Bigsley Med., Geo1. Soc., London,
1903; F.R.S. C.: also a memo Geo1.
Socs. London, Switz., and Am. : author
of many scientific papers; Prpsdt.
Ottawa Valley Graduates Soc., McGill
Univ., 1902-3, and has held a commn. In
the G.-G. Foot Gds.-.I!iS Laurier Ave.
E., Ottawa,. Ottawa Gol/ Club,. Ot-
tawa Hunt Club,. Royal Societies Club,
London, Eng.,. Colonial Club, do.
Amyot, Hon, Lt.-Col. Georges Elie,
merchant and manufacturer.
Belongs to a branch of the Amyot
Larplniêre family, traced by Abbê
Demers to Chartres, France, 1627; s.
Dominique and Louise (Nolin) A., St.
Augustine, Co. Portneuf, P.Q.; b. there,
.Tan. 28, 1856; at 14 went to Quebec,
and in 1886 established there the Dom.
Corsf't Factory, with branches at Mont-
real and Toronto: in 1896 established
a brewery, same city, both of which he
still carries on, the latter being Incor-
poratf'd under the name, .. Geo. E. A.
Brewing Co., Ltd.": is a dir. Home
Life As
n., National Breweries, Ltd.,
The Pacific Pass Coal Fields, Ltd.,
Eastern Can. Manfrs. Mutual Fire Ins.
Co., and l'ocal ,Presdt. 'Can. Manfrs.
Assn.: has bf'en Presdt. Quebec Bd. of
Trade; a del. to 5th Congress of Cham-
bers of Ço
merce of
he Empire, 1903;
AMYOT-AXDERSON.
apptd. hon. Lt.-Col. 61st Regt., 1900;
has laboured strenuously to advance
the Interests of the port of Quebec;
politically a Lib.; unsuccessfully con-
tested Co. Quebec (H. C.) as a Lib.,
Oct., 1906; a R. C., and also church
warden St. John's Ch., Quebec; m.
Nov., 1881, Marie .Josephine Angele, d.
Louis and Angele Paquet, Quehec.-
U Villa de Larpinière," Ste. Foye Road,
Quebec; Garrison Club, do. ; National
Club, 'l'oronto.
II A man of honourable business repute."
-1,[. Gazette.
.. A man of unswerving fidelity to prin
dple."-Man. Frt'e Press.
Amyot, John Andrew, physician; edu-
cationIst.
B. Mille lies, P.Q.; e. L' Assomptlon
Coli., Sandwich, Onto ; studied med. To-
ronto Univ. (M.B., 1891); memo Coli.
P. and S., Ont., do.; formerly on staff
Toronto Genl. Hospital; apptd. Asst.
Prof. in Pathol. and Bacterlol., or Prof.
of Clinical Path., at his option, Univ.
Toronto, 1900; promoted Prof. of Hy-
giene, do., 1910; is bacteriologist Provl.
Bd. of Health, Ont.; elected a memo
E"tve. CQl11.æ. Am. Public Health Assn.,
1902: Councillor Acad. of Mc(1., 1907;
Presdt. Toronto Pathol. Soc., do.; has
lectured on II Nature's Methods of
Meeting Infection," and other cognate
subjects: a R. C.-Thornhill, Ont.;
Canadian Club, Toronto.
.. A high-minded gentleman, whose scien-
tific experience and eminent standing pro'
fl'ssional1y count for much."-S. N.
Anderson, Alexander, educationist.
S. Alex. and Margt. (Imray) A.; b.
Aberdeen, Scot., Sept. 30, 1836; e.
Aberdeen and Edin. Unlv. (medals in
Math., Nat. Phil., and Chemistry);
originally a master in pub. sch. con-
nected with Moray Train. ColI. ; apptd.
a prof. Prince of Wales ColI., Char-
lottetown, 1862; Principal, do., 1868;
Chief Supdt. of Education, P. E. I.,
1901; LL.D. (hon.) (McGill), 1888; do.
(N. B.), 1900; m. 1862, Catherine
Stewart, d. late Wm. Robertson, Alloa,
Scot.; has delivered many I
tures on
literary subjects, and Is regarded as a
Shakespearean scholar of standing; a
Presb.-Education Office, Charlotte-
town, P.E.I.
.. I have never ,'et met snch a great
t"schE'1' as Prof. . Anderson."-President
J. G. Schurman (q.v.).
Anderson, Arthur Ernest, architect.
S. late Jas. A., St. John, N.H.; b,
there, Dec. 31, 1866; studied architec-
ture in native city; later went to Bos-
ton, Mass., joining Boston Architectural
Club and studying with Winslow &
Wetherell; promoted to City Archi-
tect's office, he reconstructed Faneui!
Hall, then on the verge of collapse,
carrying on the work without interfer-
ence to business of market; became
Supdt. of Construction, Bureau of
Architecture, Manila, P.I., 1902; while
there was commissioned to proceed to
St. Louis, Mo., to superintend construc-
tion of Filipino city and other works
at World's Fall' Grounds, which he
s1,1ccessfully carried out without tQe use
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of nails; unm.-25ì'1 Waverly St., Ville
st. Louis, Montreal.
Anderson, The Right Reverend Charles
Palmerston (Ang.).
S. Hy. and Maria Rose (Sexton) A.;
b. Oxford Mills, Ont., Sept. 8, 1865; e.
Trin. ColI. Sch, Port Hope, and Trln.
Univ., Tor'(mto (D.D., 1900), D.D.,
Western 'lTheot Semy., Chicago, 1905;
O. deacon, 1887; p,riest, 1888, by late
Arohbp. Lewis: m., Sept., 1889, Janet,
d. JaiS. Glass, Belleville; pri'est Beach-
burg, 'Ünt., 1887-91; rec'tor Grace Epis.
Oh., Oak Park, 11'1., .1891-1900; conse-
crated Bp.-Cûadjutor of Chicago, Feb.
24, 1900; author, II .The Christian
Ministry" (1902), and of various ad-
dresses.-1612 Prairie Ave., Chicago.
Ill. " University Club, do.
.. Has displayed wonderful energy."-
T. Glob'-.
Anderson, Edward, lawyer.
B. Co. Dorchester, P.Q., Sept. 13,
1867; e. local sch.; m., April, 1901,
Mary A., d. His Honour Judge Ryan,
Portage la Prairie (q. v.); barrister,
1889; K.C., 1909; successfully prac-
tises his prof. in Winnipeg; sometime
Crown Prosecutor, P. la Prairie; Con.;
A ng.--H:? Assiniboine Ave., Winnipeg:
Manitoba Club. do.
Anderson, Rev, Edward Albert (Ang.).
B. Dundalk, Louth, Ire!.; e. Trinity
Coil., Dublin (B.A. and sen. moderator
in history and pol. science, 1886), and
at Trin. Univ. Toronto (B.A., ad eund.,
1895; M.A., 1895) ; mpm. staff Smith's
Falls High Sch.; studied theol. Trinity
Univ., Toronto, and o. 1897; incumbent
Mattawa, do.; curat
Smith's Falls,
1899; Incumbent Vankleek Hill and
R. D., 1900; agent Augmentation Fund
(Diocese Ottawa), 1905; since 1909
rector St. Matthias' Ch., Ottawa; del.
Pan-Ang. Congress, London, Eng., 1908;
presented to late King and his Royal
Consort, also to present King and
Queen, do.; m., 1890, d. Rev. Canon
French. Emsdale, Ont.-l1 Fairmont
A ve., Ottawa.
Anderson, Rev. Frederick ;John
(Pres b.) .
S. Joseph A., Point St. Charles, Mont-
real; b. there; e. Montreal Presb.
ColI. ; O. 1901 ; served as Supdt. Chinese
Sunday Sch.; Presdt. Young People's
Soc. of Christian Endeavour; missy.
to India, 1901.-Indore. India.
Anderson, Rev, Frederick William
(Presb.).
B. near Guelph, Ont., 1871; e. there
and Toronto Univ. (B.A., with honours
in Oriental Lang., 1899; 'M.A., 1902) ;
graduated In Theol., Knox Coli., To-
l'ontO'. 1903; O. 1904; flOr 3 yrs,. Trnvel-
ling 'Seocy. for Student Volunteer Move-
ment for Foreign MissiÜ'I1s, the CoIl.
Dept. of Y.M.C.A., and the Can. Coli.
Mission; pastor Knox Ch., Winnipeg,
1904; do. St. Andrew's, Brantford, Ont..
1905; do. St. Andrew's. Sydney, N.S.,
do.; resigned, 1908; since 1909, Genl.
Secy. Presb. Laymen's Missy. Move-
ment, Toronto; m., Aug.. 1903, Alberta,
d. late Rev. J. 1... Murray, D, D., Kin-
cardine, Ont.-235 DflvenlJOrt Rd., To-
ronto.
II Said to bave struck a cle{l.r
one of
24
ANDERSON.
patriotism a.t the great Pittsburgh Conven-
tion."-M. and E.
Anderson, George, merchant.
Is genl. mangr. Crown Tailoring Co.,
Toronto, and has been Presdt. Com-
mercial Trav. Mutual Benefit Assn.;
apptd. Trade Commr. to Japan, 1907;
special trade commr. regarding trade
conditions In Yukon Territory, 1902: a
Lib., and unsuccessful1y contested To-
ronto East (H. C.) in that Interest,
g. e. 1900.
0 Roxborough St. W., To-
ronto.
Anderson, Harry Bertram, physician.
S. late Duncan A.. formerly Crown
Lands Agent. Co. Peterboro, Ont.. and
Elizabeth (Ritchie) A.; paternal and
maternal grandparents from Scot.;
maternal grandm., Margt. Hume. a
niece of the Earl of Hume; b. Tp.
Dummer, Co. Peterboro, Ont., Sept. 20.
1868; e. Norwood. Collingwood ColI.
Inst., and ottawa Normal Sch.; taught
sch. for a year: M.D.,C.M. (and gold
medal), Trin. Unlv.. Toronto, 1892:
further studies at Univ. CoIl., London,
Eng., Claybury Path. Labor.. London
(with Prof. MotO. Unlv. of Munich
(with Prof. von Miitter), and .Tohn!'1
Hopkins HosDltaI. Baltimore; M.RC.S.'
(Eng.);' L.RC.P. (Lond.); examr.
In Anat., ColI. P. and S., Ont.,
] 898-02; Presdt. Toronto Path. Roc..
189R-99; Prof. Path., Trln. Unlv., 1894,
until amalgamation of the med. facul-
tiof'S of Toronto :md Trin. Univs., 1902,
when apptd. Prof. Clinical Pn tho (sinc!"
resigned): elected V.-P. Onto Med.
AsSn., 1909; Presdt. Toronto Clinical
Soc., 1905-6; for some yrs. ed. Cana(la
Lancet. resigning 1900; Is physician St.
Michael's Hosp. and Hosp. for Skk
Children, Toronto, and Path. Toronto
Genl. Hasp., Grace Hosp., and Muskoka
Cottage Sanitarium: a Freemason of
high degree: a Con.; a Presb.; m.
Aug., 1901, Florence, e. d. John North-
way, Toronto.-18.$ Bloor St. E..Toronto;
Toronto Club; Rosedale Golf Club .:
York Club, do.
Anderson, Mis. Helen Violet, painter.
2nd d. Wllliam J. (q.v.) and Emily
Maria (Boyle) A.; b. Brockvllle, Ont.;
e. by private tuition; studied drawing
and painting under Wm. Brymner,
RC.A (q.v.), at the Slade Sch. of
Drawing, London, Eng., and In studios
In Ringwood and Paris, France; has
given several exhibitions of her paint-
Ings In oils and water colours In
Ottawa and elsewhere; exhibited at
P3rls 8al'On, 19'10.--Gare Art Associa-
tion, Mont1'eal.
Anderson. "J:'he Bight Beverend John
George (Ang.), Bi.shop.
S. Wm. A., chief trader H. B. Co.,
and Nancy A.: b. StoneywooI. Harray,
Orkney, Scot., Mch. 23. 1866: C. St.
Andrew's. Man., and SIt. John's CoN.,
WlnnfiJpeg OB.A.. and gold med., 1886;
B.D., 1888; D.D., .hon., 1909); m.,
Nov., 1889, Annie Viol>etta, d. JOhll
Kirkland: o. deacon, 1889; priest, 1890:
held c1harges successively at Long
Sault, Rainy River, TJac Seul, Onrt.. an
st. Peter's Reserve, Man.; 'POssesses a
perf{'Çt 1\110wled
e of t11e :t:nd, lang.,
e1.:s t oms, and character: R.D. of Lls-
g-ar, 1899-1909: elevated to -t'he See or
Moosonee, Apt. 15, 1909; a del. to the
Ang. Ch, Congress, HaUfax, 1910.-
Chapleau, Onto
"A ma.n of tilOOless el!1elJ'gy' B'nd sortI11d
jud'gment."-Ont. Ohurchman.
Anderson, Hon, John Kelson, lawyer
and legislator.
Bro. Rev. P. W. A. (q.v.); b. Keene,
Ont., Sept., 1864: e. Oakwood Public
and High Sch. and Lindsay Model Sch. ;
public sch. teacher 4 yrs.: barrister
(Ont.), 1892; m. Elizabeth, d. Jas. Mil-
lar, Thorold, Ont.: removed to Cal.:
elected Senator, 39th Senatorial Dist.,
Orange and Riverside Cas., Cal.; Rep. ,
Presb.-Sanfa Anna, Cal., U.S.
Anderson, Miss Margaret Pauline,
author.
D. Renwick M. and Jane M. A. : Scot-
tish descent on father's side; b. St.
John, N.B., 1870; e. public sehs.; a
confirmed Invalid. confined to her bed
for 20 yrs.; author of "Sick Room
Thoughts and Gleanings" (1892),
"Leona; or, Lona Kendall's Repent-
ance," a novel (1907); another work
of fiction is In iprepoam.tion; a Cong.-
109 Queen St. E., St. John, N.R.
Anderson. Korman, physician.
S. late W. N. A., Gent. Man gr.
("...an. B::I nk of Commerce; b. Toronto;
M.D.,C.M., Trinity Unlv.. Toronto,
1892; Fellow Trln. Med. roll., 1892;
M. C. P. and So, Ont.. 1893 : Is organist
New St. Andrew's Ch. (Presb.), To-
ronto : famed for his recitals; m.,
1 RQ6, Berta, d. late John Macdonell
(Greenfield), b::l rrister, Cornwall, Onto
---SS Bloor St. W., Toronto.
Anderson, Bev. Peter Wlllfam
(Presb.).
So Peter and Catherine (Neilson) A.,
both natives Scot.: b. Oakwood, Ont..
ept. 15, 1869; e. local schs.. Lindsay
Model Sch. and Toronto Unlv.; for
some yrs. a puhllc sch. tpacher: studierl
theot. Knox. CoIl.; o. and Inducted
pm;tor Mt. Pleasant and Burford, Ont.,
1896; pastor Knox Ch.,
helburne. do.,
1899; do. Mackay Ch., Ottawa. Nnv..
1904; elected Moderator (Ottawa
"Pr.f>shy.), 1909; oòoO. PN'sõ1t. Prffib. iMin-
'sterial Assn., do: m., June, 1899.
Clara E., d. B. Rothwell, Llstowel,
Ont.: -an Oddfpl1ow and Freemason.-
!!it 11-1 ackaJl St.. Ottawa; Canadian
Club, do.
Anderson, Major William Beaumont,
E. s. Lt.-Cot. W. P. A. (q.v.); h.
Ottawa, SeDt. 9. 1877: e. there, at R
M'. ColI.. Kingston (gra
l1ated 1897),
and ::It McOm Unlv. (B.Sc.. 1898);
ca'Dt. R. C. Enl;rs.. lMch., 1905: major,
1910; Asst. Dir. Surve
. Gent. Staff,
Mi'l. an
Defence, May. 1906: Iperform-
ed tedb-nlcal' part of map of Can.:
issued ,by Dept. 'Of 'Mil., 1907; vacated
appt. 'n Dept. and revertt'd to regi-
mental ðuty, 1908: present In mil. cap-
acity at! funeral of King EdWiard, Lon-
don, 1910: an Ang-.: m., Feb., 1903,
Lois Wlnnifred, y. d. Mrs. F. S. Tayll'Or,
Tooonto.-Care Dept. Militia and Dc.
fence, Oftaw(l.
ANDRRsON-ANDREWS.
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Anderson, WüUam Blair, education-
ist.
E. s. WiIIl. B. A., Aberdeen, Scot., and
Isabella Irvine (Barr) A.; b. Aberdeen,
.July 28, 1877; e. Gordon's CoIl., Aber-
deen, Aberdeen Univ. (M.A., 1898), and
Trinity CoIl., Cambridge (B.A., 1903;
M.A., 1907); unm.; Asst. Prof.
Humanities, Aberdeen Unlv., 1902-03;
Classical Lecturer Manchester Univ.,
Eng., .190.3-6
Prof. LaJtin Quæn's Un'Ív.,
Kingston, Ont., since 1906; authior,
.. Roman Place-names of Derbyshire"
(1906), contributions to Classical Rev..
Queen's Quarterly, etc.; a Presb.-
Romilly House, Kingston, Onto
Anderson, William Henry Penny,
philanthropi'st.
S. late Peter anJd M. .J. A., Guelph,
Ont.; b. there, .June 27, 1874; e. there;
a public accountant; ran a successful
professional career in Toronto, and was
latterly employed by the Eastern Audit
Co., Boston, Mass.; admitted a Fellow
Inst. Chartered Accountants, Ont.,
.June, 1900; entered Can. militia ser-
vice as lIeut. 30th Regt .. Wellington
Rifles," 1896; retired, with rank of
capt., ApI., 1903; left Can. for India to
take charge of the second In size and
Importance of the asylums of the Mis-
sion to Lepers in that country, intend-
ing to make It his life's work, Sept.,
1905; returned on furlough, and lec-
tured on his experIences, May, 1910;
a Presb., and took an active part
in t'he religious life of his 00. in Can,
-Chand Rztri, Bilashar Dist., C. P.,
India.
.. His is t.he highest ideal of unselfish
l!ervice in the cause of humanity that
modern history has to offer."-Lolldon
Expres8.
Anderson, William ;Joseph, retired
bank manager.
S. late Rev. Canon Wm. A. (Ang.),
rector of Sorel, P.Q., and Annie Cham-
pion (Henshaw) A.; b. Sorel, .Jan. 12,
1843; e. CoIl. Inst. there; declined com-
mission in regular army; entered ser-
vice Bank of Montreal, and after doing
duty at Kingston, Cornwall, Quebec,
N. Y., St. .John, Montreal and Toronto,
became mangr., Brockville, 1879, Lon-
don, Ont., 1883; do. Ottawa, 1893; re-
tired, 1909; an Ang.; m., Feb., 1872,
Emily Marla (Councillor Aberdeen
Assn. ), e. d. late Rev. Felfx Boyle,
M.A., rector of Frampton, P.Q., and
niece late W. H. Kerr, K.C., Montreal.
-Care Bank of .Montreal. Ottawa;
Rideau Club; Ottawa Goll Club; Cana-
dian Club, Ottawa.
Anderson, Lt.-Col, William Patrick,
Dom. public service.
S. Thos. and Adelaide Alicia
(Smyth) A.; b. Lévis, P.Q., Sept. 4,
1851; e. Bishop's Coil., Lennoxvllle,
and Manitoba ColI.; bec-oming a C.
E., he was one of the charter mems.
Can. Soc. C. E. (Presdt., 1904);
entered C. S., Oct., 1874; apptd. Chief
Engr. and Genl. Supdt. of Lighthouses,
De.pt. Marine and Fisheries, .July 1,
1891; is also a memo Extve. Comte.
Geogrrup}1i'C Bd., Can., and a memo Can,
Lighthouse Bd.; a Couocililor Inst. C.
E., Ell'g.; F.R.G.S., 1906; long and in-
timately conne.cted with t!he v. m.
force; served during the Fenian raids
(med.) an-d 'beoarrne It.-col. comdg.
43rd Regt., Nov., 1888; transfd. from
retired to active force in recognition of
services in promoting and encouraging
rifle shooting, ApI., 1895; served on
Succf'ssive Bisley rifle teams and com-
manded team, 1904; apptd. a memo
Small Arms Comte., 1908; holds a
genl. service med. ; also co!. offrs. .auxil.
ser. dec-omtion; founded Can. Militia
Gazette, 1885, and edited it 2 yrs.; a
memo Ottawa Seh. Bd. for many yrs. ;
Cnairman of -Ed., .Jan., 1906; also weB
known as a stamp collector; an Ang.;
m. Oct., 1875, Dorothea S., e. d. H. B.
Small, Ottawa.--6,f Cooper St., Ottawa;
Rideau Club; Ottawa Golf Club, do.
Anderson, William Wanless, lawyer.
S. Sam!. Swinton and Elizabeth
(Wanless) A.; a nephew Andrew
Wanless, Scottish poet, Detroit, :M'ich. ;
b. Wyoming, Ont., Feb. 26. 1866;
e. public schs., Washington, D.C., and
Chicago; lawyer, 1896; m. 1896, Miss
Lottie Wolcott, Mississippi; private
secy. Hon. C. B. Farwell, U. S. Sena-
tor and elk. Comte. U. S. Senate; a
constant worker In civic enterprises;
author poems; believes In govt. of the
people by the people and for the
people; a lover of his native land and
desires cultivation Anglo-Saxon spirit;
elected Presdt. Houston Canadian Club,
1907.-Houston, Texas. U.S.
Andrew, Adam, pubUcist.
B. Charlottetown, P.E.I., 1858; re-
moved to Sacramento, Cal., 1876;
man gr. ,Continental on and Tram'lp.
Co., 1878; embarked wholesale gro-
cery business, 1881; state trustee,
Preston Soh. of Industl'Y, lone, Cat.
1890; IPresodt. and Genl. Mangr. Shasta
Water Co., 1893 (positions he still
retains); memo 1C.a1. Railroad Comn.,
1902.-San Francisco. Cal.
Andrews, Alfred Joseph, lawyer.
Mayor of Winnipeg, 1897-8; has
been Presdt. Winnipeg In'<iust. Exhn.
Assn.; practises his prof. in Winni-
peg; head of fir.m A., A.. Burbidge &
Bastedo; a bencher Law Soc., Man.,
1908; KC., 1909; In Aug., 1901, offered
a prize of $100, open to the world, to be
awarded to the person who could give
a satisfactory explanation of any
radical difference between the then
policies of the Con.-Llb. and the Llb.-
Con. parties; Con.-" Crescentwood:'
Winnipeg. Man.
"An energetic Western figure."-T.
Globe.
Andrews, Lt.-Col, Charles Abner, Can.
miUUa servioe.
B. May 31, 1872; entered militia
service as lieut. 75th Regt., 1886; pro-
moted major, 1897, and apptd. It.-col.
comdg. regt., May 2, 1902; now R.O.-
Lunenburg, N.S.
Andrews, Launcelot Winchester, edu-
cationist.
. S. Alfred Augustus (native Quebec)
and Maria Louisa (.Jones) A. (native
Richmond, Va.) ; b. London, Ont., .June
13,1856; e. Yale Univ. (Ph.B., 1875),
Göttingen Unlv. (A.M., Ph.D., 1882),
and at Harvard; m. Bonn, 1883, Miss
AJ.na Ritter Lane, Brookl,yn, N.Y.;
ö
ANDREWS-ANGERS.
tam,ght Springfielid (rMass.) Hlig1h ScIh.,
1876-7; ,practised! as anal. chemi.st,
Spring1fìeld\, 1878-82; Prof. OhemistJry,
Iowa Sta,t,e .c0'1'1. of Ag>rícul., 1884-5;
do. do. Univ. Iowa, 1885-1904; research
and cOIlSultoing chemist M.a:lllinckr.Oidt
Chemi'OO11 Works, 1St. Louis, 1904-10;
since '
hen has been 'presQ't. A. Chem-
iocal Works, DaV.e'filPOI't, Iowa; ,presdlt.
St. !Louis lSec., Am. Ohern. .soc., 1908-
10; has been pn
'SdJt. Iowa AcaQ.
Scien'L'e's, and a memo Iowa HeO'1. Sur-
vey COffin.; author ."arious contribu-
tions to lSCÍ'erutific lJi.tel'a.ture; .an .ad!-
herent Broad .Brot, Epis. Oh.-Daven-
'POTt, Ia.
Andrews, Mrs, .e1lie, educationist.
D. Cyprian L. and Esther (Butter-
field) Greenwood, both from Me., U.S. ;
b. Farmington, Me., ApI. 21, 1864; e.
Bath (Me.) High Sch. and Victoria
Unlv" Cobourg (B.Sc., 1884), being
first woman to obtain a coli. degree, in
course, in Ont.; m. Oct., 1887, Rev.
W. W. Andrews, LL.D. (q.v.); taught
Coli. lnst., Peterboro, Ont., and Mt.
Allison Ladies' Coli.; served 2 terms
Alumnæ, representing Bd. of Regents,
Mt. Allison Univ.; interested in work
W.C.T.U. and Woman's Mission. Soc.,
Meth. Ch.; author short stories and
sketches pUblished In Can. Mag. and
different college and local periodicals
-Regina, Sask.
Andrews, Walter Sherwood, public
accountant.
S. Wm. and Letitia Harriet A.; b.
Toronto, Ont.; e. privately; is a
F.C.A.; In service Dom. Bank 1873-6'
chief accountant, Pellatt &: Osler'
Osler & Hammond, North of Scot:
Can. Mortgage Co., 1876-92; comptrol-
ler Can. Gen!. Elect. Co., 1892-95
when he resigned to practise his pro
fesslon as a public chartered account-
ant (presented with silver loving cup
fl'Om 00. 'on 'Ioæ ving) ; .actuary to .aot
with counsel before Royal Ins. Comn.,
Ottawa, 1906; acting controller Dom
Coal Co., Halifax, N.S., 1907; elected
Presdt. Toronto Club, 1908' author
of .. Tables of Compound lnt
rest" a
standard work in use in Can.:' an
Ang.; m. Charlotte Agnes (dl. Sept.,
1906), d. Rev. W. T. Smithett DD
Lindsay, Ont.-,f Beaumont Rd., T
ronto,. Toronto Club,. Toronto Hunt
Club,. Mt. Royal Club, Montreal.
.. An expert chartered 8ccountant."-7'.
World.
Andrews, Rev, Wübur William
(Meth.), educationist.
S. Rev. Wm. A. (Meth.) arud Arma-
nella (Hoskin) A., the former a native
of Leeds, and the latter a native of
Llskeard, Eng.; b. Canton, Ont., Mch.,
1859; e. Ottawa Coli. lnst., Victoria
Univ., Cobourg, Onto (B.A., 1887),
and Mt. Allison Unlv. (M.A., 1891);
LL.D. (hon.), N. B. Unlv., 1900;
m. Oct., 1887, Nellie, B.Sc. (q.v.), d.
C. L. Greenwood; o. 1887, and held
charges in Man., Sask., Onto and
N. B.; Prof. Chern. and Exp. Physics
Mt. Allison Unlv., 1890; becoming
later Dean Faculty App. Science, do.;
resigned, Oct., 1910, to become Presdt.
of Sask. Coli., Regina; distinguished
himself by much chemical research;
has elaborated the tablet blow-pipe
method and made it the basis of all his
work: part of his researches are con.
tained in a paper read before the Brit.
Assn. for Advanc. of Science, whiCh
body has asked him to wrl te a 'book on
the subject, whiIC1h he is now doing; has
been memo Bd. Trustees United Soc.
Christian End., and memo Bd. of Edu-
cation of the Meth. Ch. ; author .articles
and pamphlets and of mag. articles In
Can. Meth. Mag., Journ. Am. Chem.
Soc., London Chemical News, etc.;
lectured: on II The Religion of the
Future, what It will be at the end of
one thousand yrs," and other subjects.
-Regina, Sask.
Anger, Jo.eph Humphrey, organist.
S. Eng. country gentleman; b.
Berkshire, Eng., June 3, 1862; e. Bris-
tol, Eng.; articled as pupil to C. Buck-
naIl, Mus. Bac. (Oxon.), then organ-
ist All Saints' Ch., Bristol, and his
first appt. was as organist and choir
master at parish ch. Frenchay, nr.
Bristol: while there won gold medal
offered by Bath. Phil. Soc. for best
cantata for soli voices, chorus and
orchestra, the judges being Sir A.
Sullivan, Sir A. C. Mackenzie and E.
Faning; matriculated Oxford, 1884,
and proceeded to degree of Mus. Bac.,
1889; subsequently, successively Asst.
Master Surrey Co. Sch., Cranlelgh,
organist Ludlow Ch., Shropshire, and
Prof. of Harmony Toronto Conser. of
Music; allSo an Examr. in Music for
'l'rin. Univ., Toronto; among other
positions filled by him have been: Con-
ductor Ludlow Choral and Orchestral
Soc. ; Presdt. Can. Soc. Musicians;
Presdt. Clef Club, and Conductor To-
ronto ,PlhUharmonic Soc.; author of
large number of musical compositions
and of text-book on .. Form in Music,"
which Dr. Vincent, London, has In-
cluded in his series of text-books on
music; received degree Mus. Doc. from
Trin. Univ., Toronto, .. In appreciation
of his great services to the cause of
musical education and the advanc.. of
music generally in the Dom. of Can.
and particularly in City of Toronto,"
1902 : m., Aug., 1895, Alexandra
Bowes, O. d. J. B. Magurn, Toronto.-
H Chestnut Park Rei., Toronto,. Albany
Club; Arts and Letters Club, do.
Angers, JEon, Auguste Béa1, lawyer;
statesman.
S. loate François Rêal A., K.C., one
of the leaders of the Quebec bar; b.
Quebec, Oct. 4, 1838; e. Nicolet Coil.,
LL.D. (hon.) (Laval Univ.), 1888; m.,
1st, June, 1869, Julie Marguerite (d.
Jan., 1879), 2nd d. late Hon. E.
Chinic, Senator; 2ndly, ApI., 1890,
Mad. Alphonse Ha-me4 d. late Alex.
Le
Ioine, Quebec; advocate, 1860 ;
K.C. (P.Q., w1ith sped wI lJ)TetCed eon ce ),
1874; do. (M. of Lome), 1880; for
many yrs. one of the leaders of the
Quebec bar: practised: for a consider-
able period In the city of Quebec;
since 1896, in Montreal; head of law
firm A., De Lorimler & Godin; his
prof. golden wedding celebrated by his
prof. brethren, June, 1910; a Con.:
sat in Quebec Assembly, 1874-9; while
ANGERS-ANGLt
.
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there was for 3 yrs. Govt. leader, hold-
Ing office in the De Boucherville Admn.,
successively, as SolI'. and Atty.-Genl.;
sat in the H. C., Feb.-Nov., 1880, when
apptd. la puisne judge S. C., P.Q.; re-
signed, Oct., 1887, and was Lt.-Govr.
of the Province up to Dec. 5, 1892,
when he joined the Thompson Admn.
(with a seat in the iSenate) ; Temain-
ed in t11e OaJbinet unde-r ,sir
. Bowel'l
until his resignation (rwing to dif-
ferences with his colleagues on the
an. sch. question), July 8, 1895;
joined the 'l'upper Admn., as leader
from Quebec, May, 1896, and on its
defeat at the poUs, retired into private
life; declined appt. to the Supreme Ct..
Ottawa, Sept., 1895; while Lt.-Gov. of
Quebec, dismissed the Mercier Govt.
from office, for the reason that "they
were not in a position to wisely, dis-
interestedly and faithfully advise the
Crown" ; as ,a legislator, placed several
important measures upon the statute
book, and was instrumental in secur-
ing the construction of the North
Shore Ry., between Quebec and Mont-
real; created a Knight Grand Cross of
the Order of St. Gregory the Great,
1890; while Lt.-Govr., had the honour
of entertaining at a ball Prince George
of 'Vüles (now King of Eng.) ; a dir.
Credit Foncier F1'anco-Can. and of La
Soc. d'Admin. Gen.; takes great 'in-
terest in hi st. research, and has
founded 2 silver and 3 bronze meds.
in connection therewith; a keen sports-
man; delights especially in yachting;
R. C.-iH Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal.
"A man of unimpeachable personal
honor."-O. Free Press.
.. A man of ability and personal honesty."
-T. Globe.
"A man enjoying the respect o! good
men of all classes."-M. Gazette.
Angers, Miss Felicite (" Laure
Conan "), author.
D. Elie and Marie (Perron) A.; b.
Malbåie, P.Q.; e. Ursuline Convent,
Quebec; commenced writing fiction
when very young, and was, for a short
time, ed. of a religious mag. published
at St. Hyacinthe, Le Messager du pré-
cieux Sang; among her novels, each
of which have run through several
f'ditions and are still popular, have
been "Angeline de Montbrun," "Si les
Canadiens l,e V'oulaient," .. FOubHé-e,"
"A 'l'CEuvr.e et à V,E}preuve," \Rnd "Un
Amour Vraie"; contributed frequently
to Le Journal de Françoise (Montreal)
during its existence; wa!'? awarded Les
Palmes Acad. by the French Govt.,
1903.-Murray Bay, P.Q.
"Our best noveE,st."-!lad. DUlldltTlwd
(q.t'.).
.. A devout Catholic and sincerely at.
tached to her country; a vein of re,}igious
and patriotic thought runs through all her
wrÍitings."-Dr. De Gelles (q.v.).
Angier, Mrs, Eliza.beth (Mad.
Celleni), vocalist.
D. Nelson Forsyth, Fort Erie, Ont.,
and Archange '''' arren, St. Thomas,
n
.; grand-d. Wm. Forsyth, pionoor
cItizen Niagara Falls, Ont.; b. Fort
Erie, Oct. 17, 1851; e. Acad. Holy
Angels, Buffalo, N.Y.; began musical
work when 17 as soprano soloist, St,
Paul's Cath., Buffalo; subsequently
studied at Milan, Italy, for a profes-
sional career under Antonio Trivulzi,
graduate Milan Royal Conserv.; made
début in grand opera, Tranti, Italy,
1875, with distinguished success; sub-
sequently toured Eng. and 'Vales as
soloist with John Thomas, harpist to
Queen Victoria; m. Nov., 1878, Lon-
don, Eng., Hugh, 2nd s. Hon. N. L.
Angier, State 'l'reas., Georgl.a; toured
with her husband through Australian
colonies in grand opera; in 1895
established a ColI. of Music at
Atlanta, Ga.; in 1906 removed to New
York City, where she is known as a
distinguished teacher of the voice;
elected mem. Bd. of Lady Managers
and Chairwoman Music Comte.
Woman's Building, Cotton States and
Intern. Exhn., Atlanta, opening the
building with an oratorio song, !in .con-
nection with Hon. J. T. Graves, the
orator of the day, 1905; an Ang.-
toO W. 88th St., New York.
Anglin, Arthur White, lawyer.
Y. s. late Hon. Timothy Warren A.,
sometime speaker of Can. H. C., and
Ellen (McTavish) A.; b. and e. St.
John, N.B.; m. July, 1894, Madeline
St. George, e. d. Chief Justice Sir W.
G. Falconbridge; barrister, 1890; K.C.,
1908; a mem. firm Blake, Lash & Cas-
s-el:s, Tororuto; R. C.-70 Gros'Cenor St.
Toronto; Toronto Club; York Club, do.
Anglin, Miss Eileen, actress.
A sister of Miss Margt. A. (q.v.);
recently a memo of the Lancers Theat-
rical Co.; is making steady progress
in her profession; m., July, 1910, Lieut.
Chas. '.rhos. Hutchins, Jr., U. S. N.;
S. Rear-Admiral C. '1'. Hutchins, U. S.
N. (retired); presented to the late
King Edward, Buckingham Palace,
Jun.e, 1909.-Care 23 1V. 42nd St., New
York.
Anglin, :S:on, Fra.nc1s Alexa.nder,
judge.
E. s. late Hon. Timothy Warren A.,
some time speak-er of tJhe Can. H. C.,
and Ellen (McTavish) A.; b. St. John,
N.B., ApI. 2, 1865; e. St. Mary's
(Jesuit) Coli., Montreal, Ottawa Univ.
(B.A., 1887), and Onto Law Seh.
(med.) ; barrister, with honours, 1888;
Surrogate Clk., Ont., 1896-99; K.C.,
1902; sat as Judge Onto High Ct. (for
late Judge Ferguson), Gore Bay, 1902;
counsel in Purcell will case; crown
counsel White murder case, Brantford,
1901, and in many other important
criminal and other cases; formerly a
memo of Selp. -Soh. Bd., /Which 'he re1)re-
sented on Bd. of Educ., Toronto;
apptd. a Judge of Onto High Ct. of
Justice (Exch. Div.), Meh. 16, 1904;
promoted to Supreme Ct. of Can., F4ilb.,
1909; a Commr. for revision of Onto
Statutes, 1906; author of numerous
articles on legal questions and of a
Law work, "Limitations of Actions
against Trustees, and Relief from Lia-
bility for Technical Breaches of Trust"
(1900); has lectured on "The Rela-
tion of Bench and Bar," and other sub-
jects; has rendered some famous judg-
ments; a R. C.; m., 1892, Harriet
Isabella, d. late Archibald Fraser of
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ANGLIN-ANGUS,
FraserfieÞd, Ont.-Supreme Court, Ot-
tawa; residence: Aylmm' Apts., Ot-
tawa; Toronto Club; Royal Can. l'acht
Club, do.; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
"One of the brightes.t, quickest, and
most satisfactory members of the Ontario
bench."-T. New8.
"Plßltient, oourteous and thorough, he
has won his reputation in the face of
a n'3.tural prejudice against one so
.oung
in )'e.a.rs a.nd experience being vested
with so gre.a.t an authority."-Can. Courier.
Anglin, Ja.mes Vlca.rs, physician.
S. late Wm. A., a native Cork, Irel.,
soone time Bursar iRockiwood Criminal
Lunatic Asylum; b. Kingston, Ont.,
1860; e. local sehs. and Queen's Univ.
(B.A., 1883); graduated M.D., same
Institution, 1887, later .following post-
graduate course at Edinburgh; under-
went special training in mental
diseases under Drs. Clark and Burgess,
Can.; joined staff Verdun Insane Hos-
pital, 1891, becoming asst. med. supdt.
there; apptd. Supdt. ProvI. Hospital
for Nervous Diseases, Lancaster, N.B.,
Sept., 1904; local V.-P. Maritime Med.
Assn.; provl. Secy. Can. Med. Assn.;
has lectured on II The Treatment of the
Insane, Past and Present"; apptd.
surg., 62nd Regt., 1908; capt., 1909;
a Meth.; m., Dec., 1891, Clara :mUen,
o. d. late Dr. E. Ives, Coaticook, P.Q.
-St. John, N.B.; Canadian Club, do.
AngUn, :Miss Marga.ret Ma.ry, actress.
E. d. late Hon. T. W. A., Speaker
H. C., Can., and his 2nd wife, Ellen
(McTavish) A.; b. Parlt. Buildings,
o Lt8Jwa, tAJp1. 3, 1876; e. Loretto
Abbey, Toronto, and Convent Sacred
Hear,t, JÆonotrea'l; m., May, 1911,
Howard Hull, N. Y.; graduated from
Empire Sch. of Drama.tic Aoting, N. Y.,
1894, and made first appearance, in
that city, in II Shenandoah" ; an injury
sustained while riding laid her up for
some months, but in 1896 she became
leading lady with Jas. O'Neill and
toured with him in U. S. and Can.,
playing with much success in "The
Girl I Left Behind Me," II Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde," .. The Courier of
Lyons," .. Virginius," II Hamlet," and
II Monte Christo"; subsequently she
played with the Sothern Co., and
scored heavily as Lady Ursula; but it
was not till 1898 that as Roxane, with
the late Richard Mansfield, in II Cyrano
de Bergerac," she gave evIdence of her
great future as an actress of sterling
merit; as leading lady with Chas.
Frohman, In Cal., 1899, she gathered
fresh laurels, which were afterwards
sustained, and added to, in the same
capacity with the Empire Theatre Co.,
N. Y.; later she starred with Hy. Mil-
ler all over the Continent, producing
such plays as .. Mrs. Dane's Defence,"
II Macbeth," .. The- Only 'Vay," II Cyn-
thia," " Camille," II The Eternal Fem-
Inine," .. The Aftermath," II Zira,"
.. Young Fernald," and .. The Great
Divide," the latter causing a veritable
sensation in the dramatic world and
havIng a great run; she produced a
new piec{', "'rhe Awakening of Helena
Ritchie," in 1909, and made an Aus-
traltl'an tour not long 'before, after-
wards going to Egypt; In 1910 pro-
duced at the Greek Theatre, Berkley,
Cal., SOIphocles' '\Antigone"; she made
a Can. tour in the come{ly: II Green
Stockings," 1911 ; she donate.s a
gold bracelet annually too the Earl
Grey Dramatic and Musical COmI)e-
tiUon in Can.; a Boston writer, speak-
ing of her rendition of II Zira," said
that in a generation there had been
only Bernhard-t's 10 ma'teh it; a H. C. ;
is a memo of boo Actors' Oh.
Alliance, N. Y., and an active sympa-
thizer of humane work, especially for
the prevention of cruelty to animals.-
f5 West
fnd St., New York.
.. Possesses indisputable dramatic power."
-N. Y. P08t.
.. One of the few dramatic geniuses of
the day."-Mad. Bernhardt,
II One of the few great actresses the
American stage possesses."-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Anglin, Bobert Welply, educationist.
S. late Ald. Wm. B. A., Kingston,
Ont.; b. Kingston, Ont., Jan. 11, 1874;
e. Kingston Coll. Inst. and Queen's
Univ. (M.A., 1897); m. ApI., 1901,
Juanita, d. R-ev. A. B.IOhambers (q.v.).
LL.B., now Govr. Toronto Jail; teacher
(Specialist in Math. ) Dutton High
Sch., 1898-01; do. do. St. Thomas High
Sch., 1901-02; Principal (and Special-
ist In Math.) Essex High Sch., 1902-
08; apptd. Regr. Dept. of Education,
Ont., 1908; a Meth.
91 Riverdale Ave.,
Toronto,
Anglin, Willia.m Ga.rdiner, physician.
Bro. J. V. A. (q.v.); b. Kingston,
Ont.; e. local schs.; graduated M.D.,
Queen's Unlv., 1883; mem. Coll. P. and
S., Ont., do.; M.R.C.S. (Eng.), 1884;
also a Fellow Obstet. Soc., London,
and Prof. Clinical Surg., Queen's
Univ.; a Meth. and a Senator Mont-
real WesI. Theol. CoIL-Kingston,
Ont.; Frontenac Club, do.
Angstrom, Arendt, naval architect.
A Swede; formerly Mangr. Bertram
Engine Works Co., Toronto; now and
for some yrs. Genl. Mangr. Can. Ship-
building Co., same city; designed
steamers Montreal, Kingston, Toronto
and Rapids King for Richelieu and
Onto Na v. Co.; tlhe Cayuga for the
NiagJara Nav. Co., and ot'her first-class
passeng.er stOO'IIlBrS plying on t.he rivel'S
and lakes of Can.; a dir. Ham1
rton
Steamboat ,co., and a mem. Can. Assn.
Naval \Architeeture.-
10 Dovercourt
Rd., Toronto; Albany Club, do.
Angus, Alexa.nder Forrest, bank
manager.
S. late Alex. A., Bathgate, Scot.; b.
there, July 18, '1857; e. .Bathgate
Acad.; m. Mary Louisa, 2nd d. late
Wm. Gilmour, Brockville, Ont.; was
for 2 yrs. in service of Bank of Scot.,
and has been for 30 yrs. in that of the
Bank of Mon treali; a t !present lis Mangr,
of do. at Regina; is Presdt. Regina
Golf Club, and of the Regina Phil-
harmonic Soc., Provl. Presdt. Sask.
Musical Assn., and Chairman Bd. of
Govs., Sask. Unlv.-Regina, Sask.;
Assiniboia Club, do,
2ß
ANGU8-ANNAND.
Angus, Donald Forbes, merchant.
E. s. R. B. A. (q.v.) ; b. and e. Mont-
real; m. Feb., 1894, Mary Ethel, o. d.
late F. W. Henshaw; a life memo Art
Assn., and a mem. Extve. Oomt1:.e. Fraser
Inst., Montreal; a dlr. Paton Mn.nfg.
Co., and Presdt. Intercolonial CoaL Co.;
Presb.-243 Drummond St., Montreal;
st. James's Club; Mt. Royal Club;
Montreal Jockey Club, do.
Angus. Blchard Bladworth, capital-
ist.
B. Bathgate, Scot.. May 28, 1831; e.
there; m., June 13, 1857, Miss Daniels;
employed for some yrs. by Manchester
and Liverpool Bank: joined staff Bank
of 'Montreal In Can., 1857; In charge
Chicago agen.cy, 1861, and was subse-
quently one of the agents of the bank
at N.Y.; .local mangr., ,Montreal, 1863;
genl. mangr., succeeding late E. H.
King, 1869; retired ,from service of the
bank, 1879; afterwar(Js a d.lr. do.;
elected 'Pre9dJt., ðo., July, 1910; took
part In the mangt. 0'1' the 081. Paul,
Minn. & Man. Ry. wi.th Lord Moounlt
stephen (q.v.), Dam 'Strathcona (q.v.),
and o1Jhers, 1879; entd. syndicate with
S8!me nobllemen ,for the construction 01
the C. P. Ry., which undertaking was
completed, Nov., 1885; a capitalist.
and has been rated by the Montreal
Star as a miIIionalre; has made hand-
some contributions of monei' and of
paintings to Montreal Art Assn. (of
which he was formerly presdt.), and
of money to MoGlII Unlv., the Alex-
andre. Contagious Dlsoo..ses Hospital
M1ontrea'1 (of which he Is a gov..
aoo was one of tlhe founðel"s), to
1'he Roya} Victoria Hospital" same
rlty (of Y.'hich he was presdt.), to
the Roval Victorian Order of Nurses
(of which he Is V.-P.), to the Charity
Organization Soc. (of which he Is a
dlr.) , to the Montreal Genl. Hospital
(of which he was formerly a gov.) ,
ßnð to the St. Andrew's Soc., Montreal,
(of which he has been several times
presdt.); was formerly chairman of
St. James's Club; and Is now presdt.
of the Mount Royal Club, of which he
was a founder; Is also a gov., Fraser
Inst. Free Public Library, and an hon.
memo Num. and Antlq. Soc., Montreal;
the C. P. Ry. Co., the Laurentide
Paper Co., true Dom. Cool Co., the
Dom. Steel & Smellt1ng 00., the Dom.
Brlðge Co., the Royal Trust Co., the
Grand FaIls Power Co., the Pacific
Coal Co., the Can. 'Salt Co., the
N. W. Land Co., the Lonðon & Lane.
Life Assur. Co. are among other a8'so,
ciatlons and comparries wl:th whldh he
s now, or has Ibeen at one time 01
another, officially connected: one of
'fue dhie1' 'P'OOmoters of the Bd. of Con.
'trol, Montreal, .1909; declined kniglht-
hood, 1910; PreSb.-!,iO Drummond St..
Montreal; St. James's Club: }.ft. Royal
Club; Mont1'enl Jockell Club: Auto
and Aero Club: Forest and stream
Club; Winter Club, do.; Rideau .Club,
Ottawa: Toronto Club: York Club;
Toronto; Manitoba Club, Winnipeg.
lOA Canadian financier of renown,"-M.
Witness.
.. No man in Montrea.1, and very fe'W
in Can-ada, have had & fuller, riper ,and
mOTe successful ca
r than the · man O'f
pe.aoo; as he is known in business circles."
-T. Globe.
.. A quiet-looking man, but one who
thinks a de-al."-V. World.
U One of Canada's prominent and most
highly respected financiers."-M. Star.
U In every w.ay a credit to the great in-
stitution over which he so worthily pre-
sides."-Sir Sandford Fleming (q.v.).
Angus, Bobert William, educationist.
S. Wm. A., London, Ont.; b. there;
e. there and Toronto Unlv. (BU\.Sc.,
11897); on 'teaclhing staff Sc'h. Proct
Science, Toronto; now Prof. Mech.
Eng., Toronto Univ.; m.-.J! Howlnnd
A ve., Toronto; Engineers' Club, do.
Angus, William Forrest, engineer.
S. R. B. A. (q.v.); b. and e. Mont-
real; B.A.Sc., McGlII Unlv. (Me., 1895;
Ci., 1896); In. Nov., 1904, Grace N.,
-e. d. S. P. Stearns (q.v.), fMontrool;
nlOw V.-IJ>. and Genl. fMan.gr. Can. Steel
Foundries, lAd.; Presb.
'64 Peel St.,
Montreal; St. James's Club;
ft. Royal
Club; Canada Club; Forest and Stream
Club; Montreal Curling Club; Royal
'St. Lawrence Yacht Club; Montreal
Hunt Club: Montreal Racquet Club, do.
Annable, George Malcolm, rancher.
S. Geo. and Sarah (Hughes) A.;
Irfsh-Eng. and Loyalist descent; b.
Winchester, Ont., May 20, 1858; e.
there; m. July, 1889, Miss Bertie
Davidson; went West 1882, settling at
Moose Jaw, 1888; Presdt. Moose Jaw
(Sask. ) Land Co., and an extensive
mncher; IPresdt. Moos,e Jaw Bd. of
Trade, 1893; sat in N.-W. Assem.
(Con.), Mch., 1901, to Nov., 1904,
when resigned; unsuccessfully contest-
ed W. Asslnibola (H. C.), g. e. 1904; a
Con., a Meth., and a Freemason.-
l'.foose Jaw, Sask.
Annable, Henry Dexter, Can. ry. ser-
vice.
S. late Wm. A. and Ellen Esme
(IMoacM'iI'lan) A., ObtasW'a; ,b. tiIrere, Aug.
6, 1871; e. Ottawa Coll. Inst.; unm.;
entered C. P. Ry. service, as junior
elk., 1888, and advancing through
varIous positions. was apptd. Genl.
Freight ,Agent., Gt. 'BrIt. and EurOlpe,
July, 1903; since '1910 has been Exoport
and Import Frelglht Agent, dO.-1
'Broadway, New York.
(D. New York City, Jan. 10, 1911.)
Annand, Rev, Edward Ernest (Presb.)_
S. late Rev. Edward A.. Halifax,
N. S. ; b. N. S. ; e. Dalhousie Unlv. (B.A.,
1893); pursuf'd theol. studies Prince-
ton Unlv., N.J., San Anselmo Semy.,
Cal., and Glasgow Univ.; o. 1899; pas-
tor Chalmers' Ch., Halifax, N.S., 1903;
since 1908, pastor Plumas, Man.;
m. Nov., 1907, Mlna A. (a graduate
Emmerson ColI. of Oratory, Boston,
Mass., afterward a tea('her of elocu-
tion at Acadia, WoTfvllle and Provl.
Normal Sch., Wolfville, and, more re-
cently, Horne Secy. Women's Bapt.
.Foreign -Missy. 'Soc., New Eng.) , d.
lOa'Pt. .Tas. A. Reade, HQlPe.weIl Cape,
iN.S.-Plumas, Man.
Annand, Bev, Joseph (Presb.).
B. Gay's River, N.S.; e. Dalhousie
Unlv. (B.A., 1869; M.A., 1872); pur-
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ANSELL-ARBUTHNOT.
sued theol. studies at Presb. ColI.,
Halifax, graduating 1872, (D.D.,
11895) ; o. 1872; bas since la:ooure'd as
a missy. in the New Hebrid.es,
where he became principal of Train-
Ing Semy. for native teachers at Tan-
gona, nr. Santo; elected moderator,
N. S., 1906; m., 1872, Miss Allce Sa-
vllIe, an Eng. lady, who accompanied
him to the N. H.-Santo, New Heb-
rides.
"Doing a vast and importRDt work."-
V. World.
Ansell, David Abraham, consular ser-
vice.
S. eminent Jewish scholar; b. Lon-
don, En
.; e. there and at Frankfurt-
on-the-Main; came to Can., 1866, and
became engaged in mercantile business,
Montreal; an early promoter of trade
relations with Mexico; apptd. Consul
Genl. for Mexico in Can., 1888; has done
much for the upbuiIdin
of the Jew-
Ish race in Can.; one of the founders
of Jewish free schs. In Montreal; was
first Chairman Jewish Coloniz. Soc. in
Can., and is Presdt. Baron de Hirsch
Inst., a position he has held for a con-
siderable period; unm.; author of
.. Welding the Links of Union" (in
which he unfolded a scheme of pref-
erence for the Empire which was In all
essential details the plan afterwards
advocated by Mr. Chamberlain), .. Re-
trospective and Prospective Conserva-
tism," .. Politics as Viewed from the
Fence"; a Con.-Queen's Hotel, Mont-
real; Mexican Consulate, do.
.. A man of many tastes; has travelled
mucb; I()observed mueD; written much----.a
man with a philRnthropic bent, who holds
strong views, and is not slow in advoca-
ting them."-M. Herald.
Anson, Francis H., bUf;iness man.
S. Austin M. and Anna (Harris)
A.; b. NilE's, Mich.; e. there: entrl.
hus.in'E'!"s oea.r,eer -in ,M.innooopollis; m.
Mi'ss J\kArvoy; 3Jpptd. mangr. Iforeigrn
d.ept. OgHvi.e Flour MdNs Co.; .apP'tld.
goenl. supd.t. òoü., 1904; a dir. Dom. Box
& Packa.ge Co.; an aldvoca.te of g1()o()(l
noatds; alll ardent m'()Ioorist; ele'Clted
pI"esd,t. AUitomobille .club IOf Can.. 1910 ;
is ,;tlso 'Pr.esd.t. Auto and Aero Olub.-
21 Rosernount Ave.. Westrnount. JIont-
7'eal: Canada Club; Royal Montreal
Golf Clu b; ROllal St. Lawrence Yacht
Club; lIIontreal Jockey Club, do.
Antle. æ.ev, John C, (Ang.).
S. Capt. A., a sea capt.; b. Nfd.; e.
there; m.; o. deacon. 1889; priest,
1890; became rector Holy Trinity Ch.,
Vancouver, 1899; estahd. 1905, Colum-
bia Coast Mission, for the benefit of
3,000 .. loggers" in the lumber camps
on the islands and lT1Jainland of North-
ern B. C., of which mission he Is thp
supdt.; designed the ship Colmnbia, in
connection with the work, which he
command.s, anld hras bui'lt ora lrosp.
I.lt
Rock Bay and a l I1'other hos,pital else-
where.-Rock Bay, B.C.
.. The Grenfell of the Pacific."-O.
Citizen.
.. A whole-hearted and unassuming
worker."-Ont. Churchman.
Antliff, Bev, James Cooper (Meth.).
E. s. late Rev. Wm. A., D.D. (Prim.
Meth.), for several yrs. ed. Connexionat
Mag., and, subsequently, Principal
Theol. Inst., Sunderland, Eng., and
Barbara (Cooper) A.; b. Hudders-
field, Eng., Feb. 1, 1844; e. Has-
lingden Meth. Sch. and Edinburgh
Vniv. (M.A., with honours in Eng. and
Nat. Phil., 1873; B.D., 1874); for
some yrs. a pupil teacher; o. Notting-
ham, 1866; came to Can., 1878, to
assume charge Carlton St. Ch., To-
ronto, and was later elected Secy.
Genl. Conf. United Meth. Ch., Can.,
being the first to hold that office under
t!he new order o.f things; subrsequerul
charges were: Brantford, Ont.; Dom.
Square Ch., Montreal (where he was
Presdt. of Conf. and a memo of Bd.
of Commrs. of Night Schs.); London,
Ont., Kingston 'and Adon; reHred,
1911; fflom 1894 'to 1901, when he re-
s'igned, 'Was Prof. Homil'etics a n'd
AJPo'llogetlcs, Wesl. Theol. Co1'I., Münt-
real (Sen'atar, 1906); ed. Christian
Journal, 1879-83; elected del. to Brit,
Meth. Con f., 1907; a memo iMeth. Ot.
of Appeal sin.ce 1&86; a memo joinlt
eamte. on Ch. Union, 1908; for seV'etl'al
yrs. a memo IBd, of Regents, Victoria
Vniv. (D.D., -hon., 1887); m., 1st,
Fanny (>d. !1880), d. John Holden, Dal-
hary Lees, Denby, EllIg.; 2ndly, 1882,
Jane EliZabeth Gooderham, relict Dr.
Ray, Toronto.-
l It!m.ks St., Montreal.
Apps, Willia.m, car builder.
B. Owen Sound, Onto ; was genl. fore-
man, car dept., St. Paul, Minneap. and
Man. Ry., 1881-87; master car builder,
Western Ry., Alabama and Atlanta
and West Point Ry., 1887-91; do.,
Chicago and Eastern Ill. Ry., 1891-
95; do., C. P. Ry., 1895-1902; do., Al-
goma ,Cent. and .H. B. Ry., 1902-3;
while with ,the C. P. Ry. built the cars
used by t'he present King and Queen
of En-g. during their tour in Oan., 1901.
-98 Forest Hill Rd., Toronto.
Arblaster, Frank, educationist.
E. Clare CoIl., Cambridge, Eng.
(B.A., 1888) ; for some yrs. engaged In
private tuition; subsequently, in ad-
vertising dept. C. P. R.; apptd. secy.
McGill Univ. Union, .June, 1906.-
Montreal,
U Arbory, John" (see Macfarlane,
.John).
Arbuthnot, John, merchant.
S. late .John and Mary (Connors)
A., St. Catharines, Ont.; b. nr. that
city, .Jan. 7, 1861; e. local publlc
sens. and CoN. Inst.; went west. and
engaged in ry. construction for C. P.
and other rys., 1882; removed to Win-
nipeg, 1890, where he embarked In
the lumber trade, In which he is stlll
engaged; an ald., 1896-97; chairman
of Parks Bd., 1898-99; Mayor, 1901-
03; m. 1886, Agnes, d. Wm. Savage,
Sherrington, P.Q. (U. E. L. descent) ;
a Con., Freemason, Odd Fellow, Fores-
ter and U. Workman; a memo Union
Can. Municipalities, and favours muni-
cipal ownershlp.-.U Central Ave., Arm
Point, 'Winnipeg.
ARCHAMBAULT-ARCHER.
Archambault, Hon. Adelard, lawyer.
B. L' Assomptlon, P.Q.; e. L' Assomp-
tlon ColI. ; admitted Massachusetts bar,
1888; to Rhode Island bar, 1891; re-
turned for city of Woonsocket to R. I.
Legislature, 1900-02; elected Lt.-Gov.
R. I., 1903; Mayor Woonsocket, 1905,
and again 1906; unm. - Woonsocket,
R.I.
Archambault, :Prangols, vocalist.
S. François and Ogine (Mag'I1Jan) A.;
b. L'A.ssomption, 'P.Q., 1879; e. IMount
St. Louis Coil., Montreal; when 18 was
soloist in choir, Notre Dame Ch., In
that city; studied under Damrosch,
N. Y., and Morel, Paris; has appeared
frequently at concerts In support of
Lillian Blauvelt and others; sung also
at Covent Garden, London; now engd.
In grand opera; joined Boston Grand
Opera Co., 1910; possesses a bass-
baritone voice of power and Quality,
which has earned for him the
name of "The Little Ph'ITlçon."-Care
Canadian Otrlce, Paris, France.
"The only successo-r of the grð8t Pol
Plancon."-M. Herald.
Archambauli, Joseph Louis, lawyer.
S. late J. N. A. A., N.P., a "pa-
trlot" of '37, who became Presdt
Pro vI. Bd. of Notaries, P. Q.. and
Aurelle (Mongeau) A., Vercheres; b.
Varennes, June 19, 1849; e. Col'I. St.
Hyacinthe, P.Q.; studied law under
Sir G. E. Cartier, at same time foUow-
In
law course McGill Univ. (B.C.L.,
1871); advocate, 1871; practised
throu
hout in Montreal, and is now
one of the leaders of the provl. bar;
KC. (M. Lansdowne), 1887; do.
(P.Q.), 1908; for some yrs. a Crown
pl1osecutor, Dist. of M'Ü'n trf'a,l: .has
frequently pleaded before JI. Comte.
P.C., in Eng., in charg-e of ,impor,bamt
oases from Can.; City Atty., Mont.
real, 1898; m., June, 1873, Ernes-
tine, e. d. late Senator Rolland, Mont-
real; a dir. Rolland Paper Co.: a fre-
Quent contributor to the legal press;
author of the following works: "Jacques
Cartier, an Historical Drama" (1879),
"Etude L
ale sur rUniversit
Laval
A. Montreal" (1880), II Institutions
Municipales" (1887), "Le Barreau
Canadien au Conseil Priv
" (1889),
"G
n
alogie de la Famille Archam-
bault. 1620-1890" (1891), "La Bour-
geoisie au Canada." 2 Lectures (181)4).
"The Criminal Forum in Canada"
(895), "Eturle de MOf'urs Judiciaires"
(897) ; a R.C. ; a Con.-15! Berri St.,
Montreal; Club Canadien, do.
.. His carper has been marked with con-
tinuous success. and great devotion to the
interests of the legal profession."-M. Star
Archambeault, Hon, Horace, judge.
Bro. Hit. RJev. Jüs. Alofred.; b.
L' AssompUon. P.Q.,
fch. 6, 1857: e.
r; AssompHon Ool:!' 'Bud Laval Un-iv.
(LL.L., tt avec gr'ande distinction,"
1&78; LL.D.. 1886); oadVlo/ca!te, 1878;
K.C. (E. IOf Del1by). 1889; diO. (P.Q.),
1899;
inoe 1881 ha5> been prof. OOl!11.
and .Mar.iIUme Law, Laval Un1v.;
bâtonnier-general Quebec oor, 1900;
doeclrInoo Sup. Ct. judg-eship, iM-ch., 1906;
31
J3;W)td. Puisne Jud,ge, Kings Bh., Que-
bec, Sept. 15, 1908; a dir. Eool'e Boly-
tech., l\fun1treal; 13. me-m. Oounüil of
Publlic In
., P.Q., and formerly V....P.
::\f'onltI'erB'1 Bar Assn. ; caLled ,to 'the Leg.
CounciL, P. Q., ..June 5, 1888; Atty.-
Gent and Speak-e.r Leg. Ooun-c.iJ, under
Mlarehand oa-n'd .Baren,t A>dmn.s., -May.
1897, Do Mch., 1905, wflter wMüh he
ceased 11:0 be .<\!tty.-Oeml.; m., Sept.,
1882, Elizabeth, d. Roger LeI.ièvre,
Quebec; a R. C.; when in þolii.tica.1
1if.e a strict aU'Ì'OnlOoffilist in Quebec
.affairs.-2ì6 Pine Ave. 1-V., 1I1ontreal;
St. James's Club; Club Canadien; Club
St. Denis; Forest and Stream Club
do.; Quebec Garrison Club. '
.. One of our most distinguished jurists."
-Jf. Herald.
"An uncommonly able spe.a.ke.r and a
thoroughly sound a.nd pains.taking judge....
-M. Standard.
Archambeault, The Bight Beverend
Joseph Alfred, Bishop (R.C.).
S. late Hon. Louis and Elizabeth
(Dugal) A.: father a memo of first
Govt. formed in P. Q. after Confpdera-
tion; b. L'AsBomption, P.Q., May 23,
1859; e. local coli. and Laval Univ.
(D.D., 1892); studied theot. Grand
Semy., /Montreal; o. 1882; after further
study, took doctor's dpgree in theol.
and canonical law at Rome, with gold
medal, 1887; prof. phil., L'Assomption
ColI., 1888;. Vice-Chancellor Arch-
diocese Montreal, 1889; accompanied
Archbp. Fabre to Rome, 1890; Chan-
cellor, 1892; Archdeacon, for settlement
certain parish matters, and Vice-
Rector Laval Univ., 1899; apptd. proto
apost. by Pope, 1902; special mission to
Rome In reference to decrees first Provl.
Council held in Montreal, 1906; first
Bp. of Joliette, June 27, 1904; dedl-
catE-d new cathedral in diocese, June,
1907; attended Plenary Council, Que.
bee., 1909, and EuchoaI1istic Gouncil,
Montreal, 1910; is of opinion that
.. Can. will one day take her place as
a sovereign na tion among other
nations" (vide address to La val stu-
den.ts, Dec., 1904 ).-Bishop's Palace,
Joltette, P.Q.
"An ardent educationist, a brilliflnt
orator, a devoted priest."-Jl. Trïtne"".
Archer, Hon, Chas, Hector, judge.
S. Joseph A., and grands. late Jo-
seph A., Quebec, a native of Brlxham,
S. Devonshire, Eng.; b. Quebec, Mch.
30, 1869; e. Quebec Semy. and Laval
Univ. (LL.B., 1891); advocate, 1892;
K.C., 1903; formerly a memo law
firm, Prefontaine, A., Perron & Tasch-
ereau ; was one of the leaders
Montreal bar; has argued cases be-
fore JI. Comte. P. C. in Eng.; repre-
soo'ted IMaoliaren Bros. in Buckingham
riots case, 1906; chief promoter
Northern Develop. Co., and was atty.
tor Montreal St. Ry., Montreal Heat,
Light & Power Co., and Richelleu &
Onto Nav. Co.; a life gov. Montreal
Genl. Hosp.; succeeded late Judge
Curran as a puisne judge, S. Ct. P.Q.,
Jan. 11, 1910.--81" Sherbrooke St. W.,
Montreal; 1I1ontreal Jockey Club;
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club; St.
32
ARCHER-ARCHIBALD.
James's Club; Outremont Goll Club,
do.
II A man of legal ablUty and recognized
standing -R-t the bar."-M. Star.
U One of his greatest assets is his per.
feet command over both French and Eng-
lish."-M. Herald.
Archer, Bobert. capitalist.
S. late .Joseph and Amelia (Robson)
A., Quebec, the former a native of
Brlxham, S. Devonshire, Eng. ; b.
Quelbec city, Dec., 1837; e. there; en-
gaged in wholesale provision trade,
Quebec and Montreal, for many yrs.;
retired 1886; m., 1899, Henriette. Glo-
die (V.-P. City Improvement League),
d. late Alfred Garneau, chief French
tTanslator, Senate of Oan., and g-rand.
d. F. X. Garneau, :historian; Presòt.
Montreal Trust and DE"PO'Sit Co.; a
dir. Bell! Telephone -Co., M-frs. Life
Ins. Co.. Monltr-ea:l CHy & Dis,t. Savings
Bank, Termina'I Ry. Co., -and Dam.
of Can. Guarantee and Accident
Insurance Co.; hon. treas. Montreal
League for the Prevo of Tuber-
culosis, and Presdt. Men's Comte.
L'Inst. des Ecoles Ménagères: was
successively Treas., V.-P., and Presdt.
Montreal Bd. of Trade; took an actlvp
part In securing- amalgamation of Bd.
of Trade and Corn Exchange, Mont-
real, 1886; and, later. did much to
promote the erection of the new bund-
i-ng of rt'he 'Ed. of Trade; In acknt. -of
his services as Presdt. of Building'
Comtf".. was presented by Bd. of Tradp
with his portrait. (painted by Harris
( q. v.) ; form>erl.y held a -commission In
Queen's Own Can. HlUssars. Quebec;
R. C.-806 Sherbrooke St. W., Mont-
real: st. James's Ch,b; Mt. Royal
Club; Royal Montreal Golf Club, do.
II PTo
resRive, 8uccessful, enterprising."
-Jf. ""rald.
Archibald, Bev, Adoniram Judson
(Bapt.).
is. late Re'\'". E. N. -and Annie (Brad-
sh-aw) A., Shelburne, N.S.: b. thpre,
.July 10, fl874; e. ,A.caòia CoHo (-B.A.,
1896; IM.A., 1900); stm]oÏed' f-or minis-
try Rochester Tihe'Ol
00.... (grad..
1900); after oråinaltilOn, was sta-
tioned 8 t Glaooo Bay: pa9!:.()r, DIg-by,
N.'S.. 1902-7; (10. 1st Ba(pt. Ch., Saska-
toon., Sask., 1907-8; do. Diglby, 1908-
1'1; since then bas been ,pastor Char-
lotte St. Ch., St. .Jdhn, N.B.; m., 1899,
Miss Clara B. Oxner, Ohester, N.S.-
St. John, N.B.
Archibald, Bev, Arthur Crawley
(Bapt.).
S. late Rev. E. N. anI(] Annie (Brad-
shaw) A.; :b. Lyod,gM>e, N.S., Aug-. 15,
1878;' e. Acadia 0011. (B.A., 1897;
M.A., 1904); pursued theol. studlf>s
Newton Theol'. Inst.; m. Nellie B., d.
F. W. Purdy, Bear River. N.R; O.
1903; pastor Hut:JC'h1nson, Kansas: do.
WoonsO<'ket, It.I., 1904; do.. B rock ton ,
Mass.. 1907; 'declined pastorate, Colum-
bus, 0., 1910.-Brockton, Mass.
Archibald, Mrs, Carolyn (Hammond),
missionary.
B. and e. Andover, N.S.; origin..
any a 'Sch. teacher; went to India
as a mi ssy. , 1878; m., 1883, Rev.
I. Chipman Arcnlbald. M,A,. also
engd. in miss.y. work; laboured with
him during the famine, 1896, and, sub-
sequently, founded with him the Good
Samaritan Native Hospital, Chicacole,
India, for which they secured an en-
dowment of $10,000 by voluntary sub-
scription in N. S.-Chicacole, India.
Archibald, Charles, mining engr.;
capitalist.
2nd s. late Hon. D. T. A., Senator;
b. N. Sydney, N.S.; e. by private tutor,
Mt. Allison Univ., and Inst. Tech.,
Boston, Mass.; m. Edith .Jessie (q.v.),
y. d. late Sir E. M. Archibald, C.B.,
K.C.M.G., for many yrs. H. B. M. Con-
sul-Gent., N. Y.; a mining engineer;
formerly owner and mangr. of an ex-
tensive colliery in C. B., and partner
In firm of A. & Co., North Sydney; is
V.-P. N. S. Mining Soc. and of Bank
of N. S.; also a d'ir. Camaguey Elec.
Traction Co., Trinidad Elect. Co.,
.Joint Benevot. Co. and Soh, rfor the
Blind; a gov. Dal'houSie Unlv. and
V.-,P. Hal1ifax DislpelllSary; a !promoter
N. S. League Ifor 'Protection of the
Feeble-minded'; 'has don
ted !prizes for
competition to Halifax Golf .club; a
P.resb.-26-S
Inglis St., Halifax, N.S.;
Halifax Club, do.; U Braeside," Why-
cocomagh, N.S.
A.rchibald, Ebenezer Henry, educa-
tionist.
IS. We.ltl1ngt-01t1 and EstJheT (McKeen)
A.; b. Brookvale, N.S., 1873; e. Dal-
housie Univ., Halifax, N.S. (B.Sc. and
1851 Exhn. Sc. Research Schol., 1897 ;
M.Sc., 1898), and H'trvard Univ. (A.M.;
Ph.D.) : was supdt. schs., North Attle-
boro, Mass.: has ,been f<Yl' some YI'S.
Asst. Prof. Chemistry, 'Syracuse Univ.;
m., 'Sevt., 1904, Minnie, d. ,late Edward
A'ITIh
baJd, Harmony, N.S.-Syracuse,
N.Y.
Archibald, Mrs. Edith Jessie, society
leader.
Y. d. late Sir E. M. Archibald,
K.C.M.G., C.B., H.B.M, Consul-Genl.,
N. Y., and Catherine (Richardson) A.
(vide Morgan's U Types of Can. Wo-
men") ; b. St. .J-ohn's, Nid., where iher
fulther was .then A'tty.-Genl,., 1854; e.
London and iN. Y.; m. rut age of 16
Oh&s. A. (q.v.), s. ,]a,te Senaltor T. D.
A., 1874; has fiUed numerous offices
In conneCJtÏion wilÌ'h -p'hdlanthrop-lc, re-
loig>i'ous and ipaJtr.iotic mOV'eIDents, in-
cf.udin,g Dom. and ,PrO'V'I. W. C. T.
Uni-an and Na1. Ooundl of Women:
is now .preSldit. Ladies' 'Mllsica:1 Club,
of which she was first presè!..t.. and
Ha;l ifax LOC3} C()uncl.J of Women,
and a dolI'. Victoria Sch. of Art
and Design; was prominently Identified
with movement to afford relief ,to wives
and famdl1e-s of men 'in the N. S. con-
tingent serving in S. A. during recent
war; with mOV'ement .for appt. of comn.
to examine existing conditions of
feeble-minded and young criminals
N. S., and for the erection of a chil-
dren's hosp., Halifax; has contributed
articles and short stories to newspapers
and mags.; a Presb.-3
In.fJlis St., Hali-
fax. N.S.; <<Braeside," Wh1/cocomagh,
N.S.
II A charmln( writer and a Iraceful and
ARCHIBALD,
33
forceful Bpeak
r." - Mr. Wm. Dennis
(q.v.).
.. One' woman in ten th()usand."-" Mary
Markwell" (q.v.).
Archibald, Edward William, physician.
S. Hon. ..Justice (q.v.) anI{} EU-en
(Hutchinson) A.; b. Montreal, Aug. 5,
1872; e. Montreal High Sch. and Mc-
Gilt Unlv. (B.A. and gold med. in mod.
lang., 1892); pursued med. studies at
McGill Dniv. (M.D., 1896) at Faculty
of Med., Montpellier, France, and' at
Univ. Freiburg, Germany; post-gradu-
rute WIOrk SJt .Bresl.a.u, .Berlin, GoUln-
gen, and London, Eng,; house sur-
geon Royal Vie. Hospital, Montreal,
1896
99; demon. clin. surg. McGill
Dniv., 1902; asst. Burg. Royal V'Íc.
Hosp., Montreal, 1904; asst, surg.,
Children's Hosp., do. ; author of
various articles in med. journals; m.
June, 1904, Agnes Wood Black, d.
Thos. Barron, Lachute, P.Q.-l90 Peel
St., Montreal; University Club, do.
Archibald, Ernest Matthew, civil en-
gineer.
S. late Donald A., sheriff, Halifax,
N.S., and Grizell (McLachlan) A; b.
HalIfax; e. there and McGill Dniv.
(B.A.iSc., 1899); a;pptd. dern-o-n. elec.
eng. dept. McGill Dniv., 1899; later
became elec. eng. Am. Loco. Co., Rich-
mond, Va.; afterwards con:nect>eü wilth
Crocker-Wheeler Co., Ampere, N.J.;
now and for some yrs, elec. engr.
Dom. Coal Co., N.S.; m., ApI., 1903,
Jessie Josephine, d. W. H. Chamber-
lain. H8!l1fax, iN.IS.-Bedford Chambm.s,
Halifax, N.S.
Archibald, John Gordon, Rhodes
scholar.
S. Hon. Justice and Ellen (Hutchin-
"Son) A. (q.v.); b. Montreal, Jan. 1,
1885; e. Montreal High Sch., lnst. St.
Boniface, Brussels, McGill Dnlv. (B.A.
and gold med. in classics, 1904) and
Oxford Dniv. (B.A., with 1st rank
honours in Lit. Hum., 1906; B.C.L.,
1907); was the first Rhodes scholar
from P. Q.; gained a fellowship, All
Souls COli., Oxford, 1908.-118 Mackay
St., Montreal.
Archibald, John S., architect.
S. late David A., Tobermory, Scot.;
b. and e. there; successfully practises
hiis 'Prof. in 'Montreal,; a memo firm
of Saxe & A.; eI-eoted Presdt. lA,rchi-
teets' .A,ssn., P.Q., 1905; at congress
of arcfuitects, Ju'ly, 1906, 'moved reso-
lutoon favouriTl.g statutory qual1fi-
cations of architects; a Lib. and a
councillor, Montreal Reform Club;
m., Dec., 1900, Edith (Presdt. Proto
In.fanlts' Home, !Montreal), 3rd d. J. D.
'Thurston, Montreal.-59 Beaver Hall
Hill, 1lIontreal; Engineers' Club, do.
.Archibald, Bon. John Sprott, judge.
S. "Wm. and Nancy A., Musquodo-
!boit. N.S.; b. there, Sept. 8, 1843; e.
Presb. Semy., Truro, N.S., and McGill
'Univ. (B.A. and Prince of Wales gold
medal, 1867; M.A., 1877; B.C.L. and
F
liza Torrance gold medal, 1870;
D.C.L., in course, 1887); advocate,
1871; lecturer criminal law, McGill,
1871; prof. do., do., 1880; gov. unlv.
.(when he resigned professorship),
2
1894; KC. (Marquis of Lorne), 1887;
counsel for Dom. Govt. re Caron
charges, 1892; sat for some yrs. In
Montreal City Council, and was a R. 0,
under the old E. F. A.; apptd. judge
Sup. Ct., P. Q., Nov. 22, 1893; gave
important judgments in F. W. John-
son v. Sparrow, 1899, upholding the
right of a coloured person to the occu-
pancy of orchestra chairs at a theatre;
and in E. Delpit v. Marie B. A. ;.r,
Coté, upholding the validity of a mar-
riage 'between two persons alleged to
belong to the Cath. faith and solem-
nized 'by a Brat. miniSlter under license;
elected Presdt. local branch Dante AII-
ghieri Soc., 1900; a dir. Thistle Curl-
ing Club; besides other contributions
to literature, Is author of a lecture:
II The Relations of the Two Races In
Lower Can."; a presb. and an elder;
ffi., 1871, Miss Ellen Hutchinson, Blue-
vale, Ont.-l1S Mackay St., Montreal;
Univers.ity Club, do.
"A master of the French language; his
jud,:;ments are prepared- with great care,
and a.re mod
ls Ü'f lucidity."-M. Standard.
Archibald, Miss Mabel E" missionary,
Ð. I'ate Rev. E. N. (Ba.p.t.) and Annie
(Bradshaw), A., Wolfville, N.S.; b.
Lodi, Ill., Sept. 6, 1871; e. Acadia
Dniv. (B.A., 1895); went to India as
a missy. from .Baipt. eh., 1897.-
Chicacole, India.
Archibald, Peter Suther, civil en gr.
S. Wm. and Elizabeth (Blair) A.; b.
Truro, N.S., Mch. 21, 1848; e. Normal
and Model Schs., N. S.; joined Sir S.
Fleming's IntercoI. Ry. survey staff,
Sept., 1867, and was an asst. and resi-
dent en gr. under him while the road
was under construction; asst. en gr.
maIntenance of way, Intercol. Ry.,
1874; chief engr. do., 1879; resigned
1898, since. when has practised as a
consult. engr.; a memo Am. Soc. C. E.
and of Can. Soc. C.E. (Councillor, 1894,
1895, 1901); a memo Royal Comn. re
alleged excessive freight rates charged
by C. P. R. in Man. and N. W. T.,
1894; and Chairman arbitration tri-
bunal re $2,000,000 Reid claim against
Nfd. Govt., 1902; conducted prelimin-
ary survey Strait of Canso Bridge,
1902; expèrt in matters in dispute he-
tween Clellgue syndicate and contrac-
tors, 1902; memo Conciliation Bd. re
Cumberland Ry. and Coal Co., under
Industrial Disputes Act, 1907; Commr.
for N. B. Govt. to manage N. B. Cen-
tral Ry., 1908; a Con.; m., Apl., 1874,
Clara G., d. T. S. Lindsay, Rockland.
Me.-2Ifoncton, N.B.
.. Placed in a trying situation in the
Reid Arbitration mattpr, he emerged there.
from in a; highly creditable mnnner."-St.
Joh'TI'B (Nld.) Herald.
Archibald, Bay-mond Clare, education-
ist; musician.
Descended from John A., who with
3 brothers moved to Truro, N.S., 1762;
other descendants of f,amily were Hon.
S. G. W. A. (Master of the Rolls, N.S.),
Sir A. G. A. (Lt.-Gov. Man. and N. S.),
and Si,r T. D. A. (Brit. Oonosul-
rul.,
N. Y.); S. late A. N. A. and Mary
(Mellish) A., latter many yrs. LadY
34
ARCHIBALn-ARGYLL,
Principal Mt. Allison Ladles' ColI.; b.
South Branch, Colchester, N.S., Oct. 7,
1875; e. Mt. Allison Acad. and Univ.
(B.A., with 1st cl. honours In math.,
1894); Harvard ColI. (B.A., with
scholarships In math. and astron.,
1896; M.A., 1897); and at Strasburg
Univ. (Ph.D., being first Eng.-speak-
Ing student to receive degree at Stras-
burg, 1900) ; also studied math. Berlin
Univ.; memo Am. Assn. Advanc. of
Science, 1904; fellow do., 1906; memo
Am. Math. Soc., 1902; author" BlbUo-
graphy, Life, and Work of Simon New-
comb" an'd .. Carly.le's FIrst 'Lov-e"
(1909); com'P'lielOOd 4 yrs.' course a.t
Mt. Allison Conser. of Music, In violin
playing, harmony, and theory of
music, receiving cert. and teacher's
d1ploma, 1894, amd artist's d!lploma,
1895; first graduate In vloUn dept.,
Mt. Allison; kept up study violin play-
Ing at Harvard, with C. N. Allen, Bos-
ton;' and at Berlin, violin and har-
monv under Schwarz and Fuchs;
teach
r math. Mt. Allison Ladles' Coli.
and asst. violin, Conser., 1894-5: dlr.
violin and harmony, Conservatory, and
Instr. geometry In CoIl.. 1900-07; prof.
math., Acadia Unlv., .July, 1907 (re-
signed, 1908): since then has been
asst. prof. of math., Brown Unlv.; bas
spent some yrs. at Paris and In Italy;
unm.-Providence, R.I.
.. ^ ml\n of hi!1:h rhnrnctE'r Bnd sterling
worth."-Dr. D. A.llison (q.v.).
Archibald, Samuel George Hutchinson,
lawyer.
S. Hon. Justl-ce (q.v.) and Ellen J.
(Hutchinson) A., Montreal; .b. there,
Dec. 29, 1875; e. Hlg-h Sch. (Davidson
g"old med. ; Gov.-Genl.'s gold med.) and
McGlII Unlv., Montreal (B.A. and gold
med. Eng. lit., 1897; B.C.L. and
Eliza Torrance gold med., 1900);
studied also at Paris and MontpeIIier;
advo('ate, 1899; m.. 1900, Anna, e. d.
Hy. Miles (q. V. ), Montreal: for 2 yrs.
lect. Eng. lit., McGill; prof. civil law,
Khedivlal Law Sch., Cairo, Eg-ypt,
1904; Vice-Principal and Acting- Prin-
cipal do., 1906: reslg-ned, 1907, to takE>
up law bm:ine!':s, at Paris. In succession
to Edmond Kelly.--8! Boulevard Hau88-
mann, Paris, France.
.. A dpver IpJrÌst."-M. Gatçtte.
Archibald, Thomas Dickson, physi-
cian.
E. S. Chas. and Edith Jessie (Archi-
bald) A. (q.v.); b. Sydney, C.B.: e
there and at Tor. Univ. (B.A., 1898):
graduated M.B. do., 1902; a memo
ColI. P. and S.. Ont., 1902: m., Oct..
1905, Muriel Osborne, y. d. IHte .Tohn
Hv. Dumble, Cobourg, Ont.; Presb.-
!jrJ7 Colle.Qe St.. Toronto.
Archibald, Walter Palmer, Dom. pub-
lic service.
S. late Wm. Pitt and Phæbe Ann
(HuesNs) A.: b. Truro, N.S., ,Sept. 21,
1861; e. local schs.: m., .Jan., 1895,
Miss .Tessie Butler, London, Eng.; for
several .yrs. a ttacl1ed ,to extve. staff
Salvation ,Army, havir.g oversig1ht
Prison Gat-e -branch of its operations:
made close study penological and
an thro.pologica1 quesHons, and has
writJten many 'p8jpers and reports
thereon; likewise addTetssed various
clubs and societies In .reference thereto;
the sUCCeßS attending ,bis -labours hav-
ing attracted the notice of -tlhe Can.
Govt., led to his appt. as Dom. .paro,l'e
offr.,
slp'eci
Ily created office, May,
1905; III ,the àlscharge ()If his duties has
V'isiteod a large number of the Can. pri-
sons and all the Dom. penitentiaries;
was a del. to Am. Prison CoOngress,
Neb., Oct., 1905; among his printed
papers are addresses on II .Juvenile
Criminality," .. 'l'he Uplifting of Men,"
II Modern Trea tment of the Criminal,"
II Criminal Anthropology," .. The Su-
premacy of Christian Ethics," etc.-
.90 McLaren St., Ottaw'.L.
.. Imbued with an ard..nt love of hill
work Bnd has laboured with sTIccess."-
O. Free Press.
Archibald, Bev, William Laird
(Bapt.).
,So late Rev. E. N. A., WolfviÞle, N.S.,
and All'n.ïoe, d. 'la,te .JO's. Bradshaw,
Bedeque, 'F.E.I.; Scot-ch-Eng-. desceIJ.'t;
b. A'I-exaJIJ.'dTia, P.E.I., Jan. 26, 1870; e.
Acadia Univ. (B.A., 1892; 1M. A., ad
eun., ,1895); Univ. Chicago (A.IM.,
18(4) and- RocIh.es,tJE'T T\heol
Berny.
('Ph.D., 1896) ; m., 1897, iMargt., d. late
.T. B. Freeman, Milolon, N.S.; o. 1896;
pastor, .Milton, 1896; Lawrencetown,'
1900: since 1910 has been Iprlndpal
:Horton .cdU. Acad., and a gov. Acadia
Un Iv. ; asst. ed. Current Topic8, Chic-
agoO, 1892-94; ed. Standard, !Milton,
1899-00; ed. Young ,P'eop-le's Depol.,
!Jfessenger and Visitor, St. John, N.B.,
1903-7; favours mod'erate tariff and
an aggressive policy of int'ernal de-
velopm.ent for /Can. as part m 'the Em-
pIre.-Wolfville, N.S.
Archibald, Bev, William Prescott
(Presb.).
S. Alex. A., Musquodobolt, N.S.: b.
there; e. Dalhousie Univ. (B.A., 1872;
M.A., 1878); pursued theoI. studies
Presb. CoIl., Halifax, N.S. (B.D.,
1887); D.D., 1911: O. 1875: served
:p. E. I.; pastor SpringsIde, N.S., where
he stiH is, 1904; m., June, 1878, MIss
Minnie Ramsay.-Springside, N.S.
Ardag'h, Arthur Gowan, ci viI engr.
S. late .Judge and Martha L. (Ar-
dagh) A.: b. Barrie, Ont., Nov. 18,
] 864 ; graduated Sch. Practical Science,
Toronto, 1893; entd. service C. P. R.,
1900, and was successively draughts-
man, transitman, and a resident engr.
do.; a P. L. S., and practises his prof.
at Barrie; a memo Ch. of God; m
Violet J., d. late Capt. Lewis Ord, 71st
Highland Light Infy.-Barrie, Onto
Argue, William Pirritt, educationist.
E. Man. Univ. (B.A., 1888); at one
time Principal Portag-e la PraIrie CoIl.
Inst.; sUbsequently Deputy Minr. Edu-
cation, Man.; Secy. Westf>rn Teachers'
Assn., 1892; apptd. Supt. Vancouver
city s('11s., ApI., 1903; a memo and
Secy. Royal Inst. for the Advanc. of
Learning, B.C., 1906; dlr. Dom. Educ.
Assn., 1907.-Vancouver, B.C.
Argyll, Duchess of. (See Louise,
Princess. )
ARGYLL-ARMITAGE.
Argyll, mø Grace John Douglas
Sutherland Campbell, 9th Duke of,
Marquis of Lorne and Kintyre, Earl
Campbell and Cowal, Viscount of
Lochow and Glenisla, Baron Inveraray,
Mull, Morvern, and Tiry, Baron Camp-
ben, Earl of Argyll, Baron of Lorne,
Baron Kintyre (Scot. ), Baron Sun-
dridge, Baron Hamilton, Baron of
Loch'Ü'W; ,celtf.c ,tlt!le: Mac Cailean
Mhor; chief of Clan Campbell (from
Sir Colin Campbell, knighted 1286) : e.
s. Geo., 8th Duke of A., and Elizabeth,
e. d. 2nd Duke of Sutherland: b. Staf-
ford House, London, Eng.. Aug. 6.
1845; e. Edinburgh Acad., Eton ColI.,
St. Andrew's Univ., and Trin. Colt,
Camb.; m., 1871, H. R. H. Princess
Louise Oaroline AI'beJ'lta, 4 th d. ()if her
late IMajesty. Queen Victoria and his
la.be Roya') Hig.hness Albert Prince Con-
sort, (q.v.); represøI1'Ì'ed ,ArgyHshire
(Brit. H. C.), 1868-78, and South Man-
chester, 1895-1900: private secy. Duke
of Argyll (India OfficE'), 1868-71: Gov.-
Gent Can., 1878-83; founded while oc-
cupying that office the Royal Can.
Acad. of Art (in conjunction with the
Princess Louise, q.v.). and Ithe Royal
Soc. of Can., for the .promotion ot
literature and scl
mce within .the Dom. :
presented a c.haUenge cup to Royal .N.
S. Yachlt Squadron; has been Gov. ani!
Constabl'E! Windsor Castle since 1892,
and Chancel10r of t,he Order of 1St.
Michael anld St. George si'Ilce 1905: de-
cUned Gov.-Genlshilp. of AustraHa,
1900 ; auth'Or, among ()It-her works: "'l'he
U. 'S. Aifter tthe War" (1885), "Ioffi-
.perlal FedteraUon" (do.). '
Memories ot
Can. .an'd Scoot." (1884), "Can. ,Pidures"
(1885), "Our Railway to the Pacific"
(1886), .. Obstacles to Annexation"
(1889), .. Life of Pa'l.merston" (11887),
" Windsor Castle" (do.), II A Gift Bool(
f>or t'he Home" (do.), "Life and Times
of Queen Victoria" (1901), "Some
Thoughts on 'Canada" (1895), .. Pass-
ages frO'ITl the Past" (1907), "Intimate
Social Letters of the 18th Century"
(1910); su
gested a Council f'ÛT t'he
Empire, 1883, and. lat'er, a spe<ciwl
order of knighthood tfor eacJh of t'he
ro'onia,l Idng1d ' oms; is hon. 001. 15tJh
Reg1:., ArgyU LIght Infy., Can.. an hon.
memo of the 'Lit. and Hist. Soc.,
Quebec. the North British Soc.. Hali-
fax, of the Hist. and Scien. Soc. of
Man., and other simi'lar associations:
a privileged memo of severnl Can.
clubs; an LL.D. (hon.) Queen's Univ..
Kingston; a Lit.D. (hon.), Laval
Univ., and a V.-P. of the Royal
001. Inst.; In addition, this name has
been given to many !towns anld s-ettle-
ments in the several 'Provincf's of Can. ;
Presdt. London Comte. for the restora-
tion of the library of Toronto Univ.,
1892. which Comte. sent to the library
about 30.000 vols. ; hon. Presdt:.
Franco-Brit. Expn.. London, 1908: one
of the promoters of the movement for
making Ia national birthday present to
Can. in connection with the Quebec
ToE'rCÆ"!1te-n.. 00. - Rosf'1tf'oth Hot/sf"
num b01"tonshire. .<\rot. : K f'nsingtmi
Palare, London, "J-V. Eng.
"Canarla npvpr had a trup1' or more
('onstant friend."-T. Telegram.
35
Ark ell, Herbert Samuel, Dom. public
service.
S. ll!l:t'e Hy. a'n'd Sarah (Tapscott)
A., 'Teeswater, .ont.; ,b. there, Aug.,
1880; e. "\V()()Idstock Col'r., McMaster
Univ. (B:.A., 1902; IM.A., 1904), 1'0'
!'Oll/to UlllV. (RIS.A., 1904) and Onto
Agrlcul'. CoHo ; dn.str. animal' husbandry
Ohio State Univ., 1904-05; lecturer do
AgricuI. CoIl., GuerIoph, .1905-7; a1pptd:
prof. -do. Macdon3Jl,d 'CoIL, Ste. Anne de
B
Ilevue, 1907; assisted in training
eaCh of the tewffilS which (luring 3 suc-
essive yrs. w,on tìhe bronze lÌrophy
III students' stocl{ judging contf'st at
Intern. Expn., Chicago; since 1910 has
been Ðepty. Live Stock Commr., under
Dr. Rutherford (q.v.); m., May, 1909,
K
te, d. Colin R. MacLaurin, Vankleek
HIlI, OIllt.; a 1Baa>t.-Dept. of Agricul-
ture, Ottawa.
Ark
. Thomas Beginald, education-
S. Hy: .A., a noted sheep-breeder,
and exhibItor, and .Jessie (Macfar-
lane) A.; grands. late Thos. A.,
founder of the town bearing his name'
b. Arkell, Ont., 1887; e. Arkell and
Guelph public schs. and Guelph High
Sch.; B.S.A. (Toronto Unlv.), 1908:
assoc. ed. Canadian Farm (Toronto)
1908-9; 8:ppt-d. ,prof. animal husband'
N. H. Stabe IGO'ÞI., 1909; author: .. Feed
ing Sheep and Lambs"; ,Presb.--
Arkell, Onto
. "One of the best expert sheep judl!;el
In Canada."-O. Citizen.
Arminsrton, Frank Milton. artist.
S. M. .J. and Alice Evelyn (Strathy)
A.; b. Fordwlch, On.t., .July 28, 18713:
e. Toronto public schs. and boys' pri-
",:ate sch.; m., Sept., 1900, Miss Caro-
lme Helena Wilkinson (also an
artist and exhibits frequen tly)
Brampt()n, Ont.; studied first unde;
.J. W. L. Forster (q. v. ). Toronto'
went to Baris, 1899; entd. L'Acad:
Julian, In the class of the late Benj.
Constant and .Jean Paul Laurens'
after marriage retd. to Can. ami
opened a studio at Winnipeg; went
back to Paris, 1905, again entering
the .Julian Acad., where he remained
until 1907; was under the Instruction
of Laurens and Henri Royer ; ha
exhbd. at the Salon d' Automne, t1w
Salon Soc. des Artists Francais, at
the Carnegie Inst., Pittsburg, and at
the Expos. Indust. Intern., Toulouse
being awarded "honourable mention ,:
or a prize in each case; works con-
sist of paintings, etchings, and oil
pastels; eleoted an assoc. mem. Royal
Soc. af Bain ter-Etchers and Engravers,
1910; Ihas produced some fin'E! ef-
fects; a Meth.-8 Rue de la Grande
Chaumiere, Paris, France.
.. Few etchers, jf any, are doing bettt'r
work."-S. N.
Armitage, The Venerable William
James (Ang.).
Archdeacon of Halifax, N.S. ; Ang:o-
Irish origin; df'scendant ancif'nt Nor-
man family that came to Eng. with
"\Vm. the Conqueror; S. late Wm. Bond
Head and Jane (Adams) A.; b.
Bryanston, Ont., Feb. 6, 1860; e. prl-
36
ARl\HTAGE-ARMOUR,
vate ech., Lucan Public Sch., and To-
ronto Univ.; studied divinity Wycllffe
Coll., Toronto, graduating with honors;
M.A. (Dalhousie Univ.), 1901; Ph.D.
(Unlv. N. B.), 1905; o. deacon, 1884;
priest, 1885; curate St. James's Ch.,
Orlllia, 1884-5; rector St. Thomas's
Ch., St. Catharines, Ont., 1886-97; R.D.,
Lincoln and Welland, 1882-95; rec-
tor St. Paul's parish, Halifax, N.S.
(where he remains), 1897; R. D., Hali-
fax, 1900-5; Archdeacon of Halifax,
1906; Canon AH Sainlts Ca1.h.. do.,
1907; in addition to other positions,'
has served as master in divinity Bp.
Ridley CoIl.; special lecturer, Wycllffe
0.011.; lecturer pastoral theol., King's
Univ., Windsor, N.S.: actg. chaplain
Queen's Own Rifles, Niagara Camp, on
several occasions; hon. do., 66th, Prin-
cess Louise Fuslilier,s, Halifax (pro-
moted major, 1909), '1899; actJg. <10.
merns. Ch. of Eng. in Can. CO!nltingen'Ìs
to ,S. A., while encamped at Halifax;
Oouncillor Wycliffe O()l1.; memo Bd.
Havergal Ladies' 00'111.; Toronto; memo
Provl. Genl. Synod Can.; Chairman
Halifax branch Lord's Day A11iance ; do.
CoiL and Oont. 011. S
.; 'eleded ipresdt.
N. S. Hlst. !Soc., 1911; was a candidate
for the vacan t .Bishopric of Niagara,
1896, receiving majority of lay votes in
first 3 baHots; a1so for vacant BiShQ'P-
ric of.N. IS., 1904, when he received the
majorirt:y of lay votes in 7 ballots; an
official (leI. to BI-Cent. Ang. Ch. cele-
bration, ,HruUfax, 1910; author: .. 'The
Fruit of It/he tS!pirit," .. The Cities of
Refuge," "The ICllUTCh YeaT" (COIPies
or whidh were goocìousll'Y accelpted by
Queen !Mary), an'd "The So
;(!iers of
the King" (C'O'PY aecelPted by Emperor
W111iÏ2Jm of Germany) ; and' of numer-
ous contrIbutions to ch. Htera.f:ure;
wrote a series of articles adrvocatlng a
broader ch. union for Can., 1906: m.,
.June, 1886, Elinor Maria (l-st: V.-P.
Locwl CounrcH of Women), e. d. late
Robt. Ramsay, M.D.. Orlllla, Onrt:.-St.
Paul's Rectory, Halifax, N.S.; Cana-
dian Club, do.
II Intens('lv patriotic."-T. News.
II One whose eRrnestnpss, industry and
ahility are known to everyone."-Bishop
Worrell (q.v.).
A.rmitage, Bev, William Leslie (Ang.).
S. Jas. and ElIzabpth A.. Lucknow,
Onto ; b. Kinloss, Co. Bruce, Ont., .June
22, 1870; e. Kincardine High Sch.,
Huron ColI.. and Western Univ.; m.,
.July, 1906, Marianne Beatrice. d. Rev.
Pirof. Heynar, LL.D. (q.1:I.), Vdc-
torla Univ., Toronto; o. 1894; curate
MemonaJl .011., London, Ont., 1894;
apptd. first r.eQoor AJll Slain.ts Oh.,
Peterboro. Ont., 190,2; now aJt Plct'Ün,
Ont.--Picton, Onto
Armour, Donald John, physician.
Fourth s. late Chipf Justice A., of
the Supreme Ct. Can., and Eliza. d. late
F. S. Clench, Cobourg, Ont.: b. Co-
bourg, June 13, 1869; e. U. C. 0.011.,
Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1891), and Unh-.
ColI., London: M.B. (Toronto Univ.).
1891 ; M.R.C.P. (Lðnd. ): F.R.C.S.
(Eng.); m., Oct., 1901. Marip Louise,
d. late Capt. O. M. MitchplI, U.S.A.,
Washington, D.C.; has held the follow-
ing appts.: House surg. Toronto Gen!.
Hosp.; lecturer Med. ColI., Chicago;
lecturer on anat. TJniv. ColI., London;
surg. Bellgrade Hosp. for Children.
London; lecturer R. C. Surg., do.;
surg. West London Hasp., do.; senior
asst. surg., National Hasp. for the
Paralysed, do.; won JacksonIan- !prize,
R. C. S. (Eng.), 1906; 3!pptd. Hunterian
prof. of surg., do., 190ï ; auN-bor n'llm,e.r-
ous conltri,butions to moed. literature;
an An.g.; pOllitical,ly, a Unionist and
tariff Tefoürmer.-89 Harley St., Lonclon,
W., Eng.; United Ernpire Club.
A.rmour, Douglas, lawyer.
E. s. late Chief Justice Hon. J. D.
A., Supreme Ct. Can., and. Eliza
(Clench) A.; b. Cobourg, Ont., Apt 27,
1862; e. late Mr. Barron's Sch., Co-
bourg, and Gore's Landing, Ont., U. C.
ColI., and '.foronto Unlv. (B.A. and
silver medal In classics, 1881) ; barris-
ter (Ont.), 1881; do. (P. Q.), 1902; a
dir. N. Am. Wrecking Co.; Presdt. Os-
goode Legal and Lit. Soc., 1889; for-
merly a keen sportsman; one of the
Argonaut four, and a memo bf the unlv.
football team, Toronto; a Freema!:on of
high degree; an Ang.; m., Dec., 1887,
Agnes Maude, 7th d. late Robt. Spratt,
grain merchant, Toronto.-
O Peel St.,
1I-fontreal; Royal Montreal Golf Club
do.
Armour, Edward Douglas, lawyer.
E. S. late Robt. A., barrister, a na-
tive Doune, 'Perth-s., IScot., Regr. W.
Durham, Ont., and Marianne, d. Rev,
E. Burton (Ang.); b. Port Hope, Ont.,
1851; e. Trinity ColI. Sch. and Trinity
Univ., Toronto (D.C.L., 1902) ; bårris-
ter, 1876; K.C. (Ont.), 1890; m. Alma
S. W., d. Lt.-Co!. A. Ponton, BpllevUle,
Ont.; suece'ssful'ly practises his pro-
fession In Toronto, where he Is head
of firm A. & Mickl.e, barristers; has
been for many yrs. lecturer to Law
Soc. U. C. In real property, interpreta-
tion of wills, and constitutional law
(resigned, 1909); a memo governing
body Trin. 0011. ;8dh., Port HO'Pe; do.
Toronto Ch. Sch. for Boys: founded
and was ed. for 19 yrs. of Can. Law
Times; author of "A Treatise On In-
vestigation of Titles to Real Estate in
Ont.,.. .. A Treatise on Law of Real
Property," U Theobald on Wills," and
"A Treatise on Devolution of Land
Upon the Personal Representative";
a Can.; formerly 18. supporter of late
D. McCarthY, and a leader of .the Equa1
Rights party; contested '.foronto
(Local) as an Ind. cand., g. e. 1S
)');
an 'Ang., and a del. to the ISynod.-l0S
A venue Road, Toronto,' Toronto Club,'
Toronto Golf Club; Toronto Himt
Club; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
Armour, Eric Norman, lawyer.
Y. s. late Chipf Justice and Eliza
(Clench) A.; b. Cobourg, Ont., Feb. 15,
1877; e. pUblic schools, CoIl Inst., U.
C. ColI., Toronto Univ. (B.A., with
honours, 1899), and Onto Law Sch.
(scholar., 1st year); barrister, 1902;
successfu}i]y pracNses hi.s prof. 'In- To-
ronto; memo law firm Brlst()l & A., To-
ronto; unm.; unsuccessfully contested
W. Northumberland (R. C.), Con. in-
terest, g. e. 1904; V.-P. Toronto branch
.
ARMSTRONG.
.
Unlv. Toronto Alumni Assl1., 1905;
Senator, Toronto Dnlv., 1906; Presdt.
Unlv. ColI. Lit. and Sclen, Soc., do.;
served 4 yrs. Cobourg Gar. Arty.; a
promoter Toronto, Ottawa & Georgian
Bay Ry.; believes the political an(]
commercial independence of Can. is
best suited to the Interests of this
country; Ang.--86 College St., Toronto;
National Club; Canadian Club, do.
.. A mighty fine figure of a man."-
T. World.
.. Onp of thl' most brilliant young men
in the Province."-M. and E.
Armstrong, Bartholomew Mahon,
Dam. pubJi.c s-ervioe.
S. late Lt.-Col. Arthur A., H. M.'s
service, who came to Can., lR37, and
his wife, Ol'ivia (IMahon) A.; .b. Lloyd-
town. Ont., Mch. 31, 1849; e. Grammar
Sch., Paris, Olllt.; becarrne a C'lk. To-
ronto p.o., Nov., 1867; promote.d sllJ)dt.,
1879; controller railway mail service
Can., Jan. I, 1897; as such has intro-
duced and carried out many reforms
and improvements in connection there-
with; took 1st class cert. at Toronto
Royal Mil. Sch., 1865, and later saw
service with Toronto Field Batty. In
repelll.ing Fenians (med. and clasp);
served likewise as lieut. of marines on
gunboat Prince Arthur, cruising on
Lake Huron; retired', with rank of
capt., 1873; an Ang.; m., 1st, Mch.,
1876, Emily Louise (d. June, '1905), d.
'V. J. Alexander, Toronto; 2ndly, Sept.,
1908, Dora, d. late Geo. Hill, Ottawa.-.
"" Cooper St., Ottawa.
Armstrong, Charles Leland, journal-
ist.
E. s. C. B. A., London, Ont.; b.
there, Dec. 8, 1880; e. public and high
schs. there and Mt. Allison ColI., N.B. ;
has been 8 yrs. engaged in newspaper
work in Can. and U. S.; special writer,
Boston Herald, N. Y. Herald. and
memo 8'taffs St. J,ohiIIJ (N.B.) Telegraph,
'Montreal Gazette, Toronto News, Man,
Free Press, WinnL'Peg Teleg1'am, 1907-
8; laJt'er on ed. staff 'Boston Herald;
now eð. Victoria Colonist Sunday Mag.;
mag. versifier and .short story w,riter;
favours mos-t severe immigration re-
strictions in .oan.; 'a Unlt.-Victoria,
B.C.
.. Has won the attention of the reading
publio by his bright verse and enterta.ining
style."-T. World.
Armstrong, Charles Newhouse, rail-
way promotor and contractor.
S. late Hon. Jas. A., C.M.G., former-
ly Chief Justice St. Lucia, and Marie
Anne Charlotte A., d. Hercules Olivier;
b. the Manor House of De Lanau-
Ù'ier,e, MJaskinlOn'g1e, P.Q., Mch. 19, 1850;
e. private tutor and Sorel Model Sch.;
early training Ohio & Miss. Ry. ; after-
wards in mercantile life, Can.; organ-
ized Montreal & Sorel Ry., becoming
mango dir., 1881, and presdt., 1884;
has since organized other lines of
ry.; is also wf'll known as a ry. con-
tractor; author II Canada and Hpr Re-
sou.rces" (1883); F.R.C.I., 11898; an
Ang., and a :Con.; m., July, 1871,
Amelia Frances, e. d. Dr, J. E. John-
stone, Sorel; thre(\ of 'his sons have
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graduated ,from .R. M. CdIl., King.ston,
and hdI'Ù commi,ssions in the King's
reguJoar forces.-f9 Beaver Hall Hill,
lIIontreal; Canadian Club, do.
Armstrong, George E., physician.
S. Rev. John A. (Meth.) and Harriet
M. (Ives) A.; b. Leeds, P.Q., 1854;
e. local schs. ; M.D.,C.M. (McGill
Univ.), 1877; LL.D. (Ihon.), Queen's
Univ., '191.1; has 'Prac'tised through-
out in Montreal; has been Presdt.
Montreal Med.-Chir. Soc., and has
served on staff Montreal Genl. Hos-
pltal; has written on med. subjects,
and is one of the eds. Montreal Med.
Journal; elected Presdt. Can. Med.
Assn., 1910; a Con. and Q Meth.; also a
Senator Montreal Wesl. Theo!. ColI.;
voiunteered for service In field during
S. A, war; apptd. prof. surg. and clin.
surg., McGill Unlv., having previously
been asso. prof. therein, June, 1907; m.,
1878, Miss Mary Hadley (d. .June,
1909).-320 Mountain St., Montreal; St.
James's Club; Mount Royal Club; Uni-
versity Olub, do.
Armstrong, George Henry, educatiùn-
1st.
Irish and Eng. descent, and of D.E.L.
extmction; 3rd s. Hy. and Susannah
A.; b. Yonge, 'Go. Leeds, Ont., Jan. 2,
1858; e. Athens High Sch., Cobourg
and St. Catharines CoIl. lnsts., and To
ronto Univ. (B.A., 1896; B.Pæd., 1897;
M.A., 1898); unm.; entered teaching
profession at early age, and has been
for 18 yrs. principal Borden St. Public
Sch., Toronto; memo Educ. Council,
Ont., 1899-03; author of sevpral text-
books for schs., the most notable b
ing
one on Eng. grammar and composition;
Meth.; believes In principles and poli-
cies rather than blind party ism, the
good of the people and country being
first consideration; thinks Govt. should
expend more money and energy on
popular education and less on prIsons,
asylums and industrial institutions;
would favour Govt. makIng monopoly
of liquor business, selling it by its own
agents, in packages, In part for med.
and scieutific purposes.-l
Grosvenor
St., Toronto.
Armstrong, Harry William Dudley,
civil engineer.
E. s. late Judge and Mary Ann
(Geddes) A., Ottawa; b. Ottawa, Aug.
1, 1852; e. Ottawa ColI. lnst.; a char-
ter memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1887; m.,
1877, Sophia Amelia, d. late G. B.
Spencer, Winnipeg; has had prof. ex-
perience In B. C. during construction
Crow'iS Nest ,Pass Ry., 1897-98; was
afterwards chief eI1'gr. Lindsay, Bob-
oayg-eon & PontYiPool Ry.; now IÍn th{!
empl'Ûy 'Of the Can. Northern Ry.,
Winni,peg; an Aug. and a Lib....Con.-
Winnipeg, Man.
Armstrong, Henry :Fry, educationist.
S. Adam A.; b. Sunderland, Eng.,
1868; after being duly qualified as a
cert. art master In the Nat. Art Train-
ing Sch., South Kensington, and had
considerable professional experience In
Gt. Brit. and at Paris, was apptd. asst.
prof. de scrip. geom. and freehand
drawing, McGill Dnlv., Aug., 1896;
since Sept., 1902, has been assO. prof.
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ARMSTRONG.
of drawing at McGill Normal Sch
Montreal; apptd. prof. Applied Sclenc
McGill Univ., 1910; is autJhor of a t'ext-
book on '
SO'lid Geom. and Orthograpih-
leal Projection" ; an Ang. ; m., 1896, d.
.Jas. All1ey, London and Acton West-
" Drayton House," 58 Westmo1
nt
Avenue, Montreal.
Armstrong, Miss Isabel, journalist.
D. late .Jas. A., formerly M. P. for
South Middlesex (H. C. ), and .Jane
(Fraser) A.; Scotch origin; b. Pond
Mills, Ont.; e. Brantford and London'
took honours in Eng. literature and
music; has devoted herself to' journal-
Ism; now and for some yrs. ed. 'i.'he
Echo.-London, Onto
Armstrong, Eon, James Neville, law-
yer; legislator.
S. .Jas. and Catherine (Neville) A.;
b. SYdney Mines, N.S., .June 28, 1854;
e. High Sch., North SYdney and Har-
vard Unlv.; barrister, 1892; formerly
principal N. SYdney High Sch.; haf:
served alsO' as Town Clk., Treas., and
Recorder of N. Sydney; Was first
Presdt. Cape Breton Hist. Soc.; a Lib..
and has been Presdt. Cape Breton Lib.
Assn.; apptd. a M.L.C., N. S., Feb. 20.
1899: mO'ved: in tha>t Chamber, 1908,
for the fi-ttl'll,g oommemoration O'f the
150th anniversary of th-e -estabt. of
Eng. constitutional goviÌ. in N. S.;
apptd. a m'em. Roya}l Uti'liflies Oomn.,
1910; acC'Omp.anied the COIITln. to Eng.,
1911 : a Bapt.; his bro., Rev. W. F. A.
D.D., has ilabour.ed in Burm.aoh India'
as a missy. frO'm Am. Bapt. IMissionarY
Union, for many yrs.; m., .Jan., 1890,
.Jennie E., d. lrute A. A. RiC'e.-N01.th
Sydney, N.B.
.. One of the most wideJ'v-i-nforrIned
public men in Etastern Can."--=-St. Juhn
rl'll'urapk,
Armstrong, John, Onto Ipublic service.
Originally a printer, and was a pro-
minent memo Toronto Typo. Union: be-
came Presdt. local Trades and Labour
Council; a memo Royal Labour Comn.,
1886; apptd. Secy. Onto Labour Burf'au
Oct., 1906; unsuccessfully contested E:
Toronto (Local), as an Ind. Labour
e, g. e. 1894.-27
College St.,
(D. Toronto, Nov. ff, 1910.)
Armstrong, Lt,-Col, John Bussell,
lawyer.
Third S. late Rev. Wm. A., formerly
Brit. chaplain at Valparaiso, Chili, and
sUbsequently rector St. .James's Ch.,
St. .John, N.B., and Martha, d. .John
Ludlam, Buenos Ayres; b. Valparaiso,
ApI. 30, 1848; e. St. .John, N.B., and
CoIl. Sch., Windsor, N.S. ; after attend-
ing Harvard Law Sch., was callf'd to
the bar, 1870, and has since practised
his profession in St. .John; apptd. It.-
col. comdg. N. B. Brigadf', Gar. Arty.,
Nov. 22, 1885; commanded the Can.
ATty. team at oShoeburyness, 1886; now
on reserve of officers; created K.C.
(Earl of Aberdeen), 1894; later (1907)
received same appt. from N.B. Govt.;
apptd. judge of Probate, City and Co.
St. .John, Mch. 24, 1908; was hon.
A.D.C. to Lord Derby when Gov.-Genl.,
and has been also Presdt. Dom. Arty.
Assn., Presdt. St. George's Soc., St.
John, and Chairman Lib.-Con. Assn.,
St. .John: now Presdt. N. B. Rlst. Soc.
and Vice-Commodore Royal Kenne-
becasis Yacht Club; an Ang.; a Lib.-
Con.; m. Louisa (d. .July 12, 1907), d.
late .John M. Robinson, Q.C.-27 Wel-
lington Row, St. John, N.R.; Unioll
Club, do.
"A man of sterlin,g character, an lib
(>
lawyer, and stands high in his profes.sion
in Sf. John, and in the esteem of the bar
througho()ut th(' Provinoe:.--J...,St. John Tele-
graph.
Armstrong', John Simeon, civil engr.
S. Rev. Geo. 1\1. and Octavia (Bow-
man) A.; grands. Rev. .John A., some-
time of Belize, Honduras, Buenos
Ayres, and St. John, N.B.; father for
34 yrs. rector St. Mark's (Ang.) Ch.,
St. .John, N.B.; b. nr. St. Catharines,
Onto ; e. St. .John Acad. and King's ColI.
Univ., Windsor, N.S. (B.A. and Genl.
Williams prizeman in Eng., 1869) ; m.
Lydia .Jane, M.A., d. .John Gregory,
F1l'edlericton, N..B.;. employ,e.d on C'On-
atruotioon Ill1ter<
o:l. Ry., 1870-71; dIo.
Bai'e V.eJ'lteOana.1,survoey, 1872-73; ass.t.
engr. D. P. W. harbour survey, St. .John,
N.B., 1873-74; made general survey
Halifax, N.S., for sewerage; memo con-
tracting firm, 5 yrs. building Dorches-
ter .p.ellity., Tninity Oh., City ,Ha:J.I. St.
.John (after grf'at fire); construction
engr. and mangr. Lincoln Pulp & Papér
Co.; principal asst. engr. Chignecto
Marine Transport Ry., 1888-91; supdt.
Chambersburg & Gettysburg Ry. and
Caledonia Mining & Manfg. Co., Penn.,
1891-92; bridge engr. N. S. Midland
Ry.; chief engr. Canso & Louisburg
Ry.; author numerous papers on pro-
fessional subjects; an Ang. and a del.
to the Synod.- H Netherwood," Rothe-
8ay, N.R,
Armstrong, Joseph E" legislator;
manufacturer.
S. Elijah and Sarah (Brown) A.;
Irish and Eng. parentage; b. Co. York,
Ont., Nov. 9, 1864; e. local schs., To-
ronto Bus. ColI., and Nat. Sch. Elocu-
tion and Orat., Phil., U.S.; m., Dec.,
1891, Margt. .J., d. .Jas. Shelly Phipps,
'Vest Chester, Pa.; went to Petrolea,
becoon:ing an oil 'Producer and mamrfr.,
1887; Town Councillor 3 yrs.: un-
successfully contested E. Lambtol;l (H.
C. ). as P. P. A. candidate, g. e. 1896:
first returned, same constituency, Feb.,
1904; re-elected g. e. same year, and
again 1908; favours Govt. ownership
and operation telegraphs and tele-
phones. and free rural mail delivery;
moved in H. C., favouring last-named
proposal, 1907; a Presb. and a Con.-
Petro lea, Onto
Armstrong, Loui. Olivier, Can. ry.
service.
S. late Hon. .Jas. A., C.M.G., for.
merly Chief .Justice St. Lucia, and
Marie Anne Charlotte, d. Rercule Oli-
vier, Berthier-en-haut, P.Q.; b. Manor
Ho. of De Lanaudiere, Maskinongf',
P.Q.; e. Huron ColI., London, Ont.;
ordained deacon (Ang.), 1874; priest,
18.5, and was incumbent of Brompton
and other parishes, P. Q.; retired from
ARMSTRONG,
39
ministry, 1880, and entd. servwe .Man.
S. W. Ry. as land commr. when merged
with C.P.R.; was apptd. chief colon-
ization dept. of latter system; In ad.
dition, was apptd. industrial agent of
same co., Nov., 1907; a successful lec-
turer on Can. resources, and author
.. Hiawatha or Manabozho, an Ojibway
Inr\.Man Play," wruioh was highly com-
mendied by t'he d. of the poet Long-
fel'low, and was originaI:ly presented
by IndiaJIlis in the U. S., and more re-
cenrtJy at the Desbarats Islands, In
Can., 'Produced in all more than 1,100
Um'es; als.o author .. Some -Resources
and Openings" (190&); has done
much ex,pl-or.a.tion !Work in Am., Iby
canoe and lSl1.()wslhoe; el-ected '1st V.-P,
.Mopine Club, 19,11; a dlir. Quebe<: Fish
and Game Assn.; an Arug.; a rCon.-
f21 Milton St., Montreal; Camp Fire
Club, N.
.; Can. Camp Fire Club, do.;
Can. Alpme Club, Banff.
Armstrong, Mrs, Mary (Gregory), ed-
ucationist.
1M. J. Simeon A., the fi'r-st teacher
apptd. under new sch. law N. B.; for
many yrs. on staff of ColI. Inst., Fred-
ericton, under prlncipalship Dr. G. R.
Parkin (q.v.); established .. Nether-
wood," a sch. for girls, Rothesay, N.B.,
of which she was principal, and which
she successfully conducted for 10 yrs.;
retired 1905, on which occasion was
presented with a handsome testimonial
by .her iPu'Pilis; il\LA., hon. (N. B.
Univ.), 1!105.-Rothesay, N.B.
Armstrong, Bev, Bobert Augustus
(Ang.),
S. l'ate Robt. and Jemima A., To-
ronto; b. there, Nov. 25, 1878; e. To-
ronto Univ. (B.A., 1900; M.A... 1905) ;
pursued theol. studies Wycliffe CoIl.,
winoning liSt class h'O'Il'ours in-a.}-l depts. ;
o. deacon, 1901; priest, 1902; vicar Ch.
Holy Saviour, Waterloo, Ont., 1901-3;
curate St. James's, Orillia, Ont.,
1903-7; rector Trinity Ch., St. John,
N.R, 1907; m., 1908, Erie, d. læte Rev.
H. S. Waters New Orleans, La.-
l'rinity Oh. Rectory, St. John, N.B.
.. Has splendid ability and is a growing
man."-Archdeacon Oody (q.v.).
.. One of the fastest forwards that ever
plawd on Toronto Univ. rugby football
team."-S. N.
Armstrong, Bev, Bobert Cornell
(Meth.).
S. Robt. E. A., Ottawa; e. Victoria
Univ., Toronto (B.A., 1903), and
Wesl. Theol. Coil., Montreal; o. 1903;
m., 1904, Kate, d. Rev. Wm. Service;
missy. ItJo Japan, 1903; read paper
on the life and work of Ninomiya
Goutoku before the Asiatic Soc., Japan,
1910-Hamamatsu, Enshua, Japan.
Armstrong, Bobert Edwin, journalist.
S. Robt. and Margaret A.; b. St.
John, N.B., July 26, 1858; 'e. St. John
Grammar Sch. ; acquired knowledge of
printing in office st. John Globe, and
was printer, foreman, reporter, and
asst. ed. on that paper; started St.
A.'Ildrews Beacon (weekly), 1889 which
he still publishes; m., 1882, Miss'Margt.
Paterson, St. John, N.B.; a del. to Ot-
tawa Lib. Conv., 1893; unsuccessfully
contested Charlotte (H. C.) g. e. 1900;
memo Royal Comn. Sardine Fisheries,
1903; has been trustee Sch. Bd.; is
Presdt. Can. Lit. Club, St. Andrew's;
a Presb.; Clk. of Sessions, Greenock
Presh. Ch., and Chairman trustees, do.
-St. Andrews, N.B.
Armstrong, Samuel Allan, Onto public
:serv Ice.
Y. s. Rev. David A., D.D., and Jane
A., y. d. late Joseph Cary, Depty. MinI'.
of Finance, Can.; b. Co. Brant, Ont.,
1874; e. 'l'rin. Coli. Sch., Port Hope;
m., 1905, Margt., 2nd d. late Finlay
McGibbon, Sarnia, Ont.; barrister,
1!100; successfully practised his prof.
at Sarnia for 5 yrs.; apptd. Senior
Inspr. of Prisons and Public Charities,
Ont., Sept., 1905; do, asst. Provl. Secy.
for Ont., June, 1909; a Con.; an Ang.
-115 Warren Rd., Toronto.
Armstrong, Thomas ;1" public service.
S. Hon, Wm. J. A., formerly Minr. ot
Finance and Agricul., B. C.; b. and e.
New Westminster, B.C.; is Sheriff New
Westminster; until recently was Grand
Master Freemasons, B. C.; m., Nov.,
1888, Annie, d. D. Kerr, Ingersoll, Onto
-New Westminster, B.C.
Armstrong, Bev. William Dunwoodie
(Presb.).
S. late John D. and Jane (Dun-
woodie) A., .. Sunnybrae," Millbrook,
Ont.; b. there, July 28, 1845; e. U. C.
Coli. (" Dux 11 and G.-G:s prizeman)
and 'l'oronto Univ. (B.A., with honours
in every dept., 1870; M.A., 1871);
studied theol. Knox Coll., Toronto
(D.D., 1902); :Ph.D. (!hon.), Boston
U'Iliv., 1886; o. 1874, becoming ,pas-
tor St. Paul's Ch., Ottawa, where he
remained till 1909, when he gave up
pastoral work; previously In charge
Charles St. Ch., Toronto, and of a ch.
at -Point Edward, Onto ; author
.. The .Christian Minister and !Modern
T.houglht" (1896), and other l-ectures
and sermons; has contri:bUJted not
infrequently to nawg,pwpers and
'Periodical !press; one of the founders
and first Seoy. Dom. Lord's Day
Allian
e; did service as agent Bd.
French Evangelization in Gt. Brit.,
1883; for over 30 yrs Corr. Secy. Ot-
tawa Aux. Brit. and For. Bible Soc.;
Presdt. do., 1901; Presdt. Art Culture
Club, 1902; has been for many yrs.
Presdt. and a prof. In the Ottawa
Ladies' ColI.; Moderator Synod', Mont-
real and OttaWl8., 1888; do. Genl.
Assem., by unanimous vote, 1905;
favours union Presb. and Meth. bodies;
a memo of the Comte. on Ch. Union,
1908; m., Sept., 1886, Jean W., d.
Hy. J. Johnston, Montreal.-Ottawa
Ladies' Coli., Albert St., Ottawa.
"One of the Capital's most trusted pub-
lic men, who has been active in all move-
ments making for the educational and
moral betterment of the city."-T. Globe.
Armstrong, William Henry, contrac-
tor.
S. late Jas. A. A., who came from
Eng. to E. Can., 1850; has been en-
gaged in construction of rys. and pub-
lic works in the West since 1877; m.,
1887, Miss Ellen Mildred Ward, Vic-
toria, B.C.-1288 Comox St., Vancou-
ver, B.C.; Vancouver Club, do.
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Armstrong, Rev, William Laird
(Meth.) .
S. late W. C. A., Fort William, Ont.;
b. Owen Sound, Ont., June 5, 1869; e.
Wesley ColI., Man. (B.A., 1894) ; entd.
ministry 1889; has filled pastorates at
Deloraine, Winnipeg, Selkirk, Portage
la Prairie, and other places; called to
St. Paul's Ch., Toronto, 1906; m., Sept.,
1894, Frances, d. late J. C. Ferrier,
Islington, Ont.--51 Bond St., TOTonto,
Onto
.. A man deeply in earnest and full of
the devotional spirit."-T. Globe.
Armstrong-Hopkins. Dr. Salem, phy-
sician; author; lecturer.
D. Rev. Wm. L., M.D., and Eliza-
beth (Summers) A.; b. London, Ont.,
Jan. 21, 1855; e. public schs. Michigan,
High Sch., Blair, Neb., and Northwest-
ern Univ., Evanston, Ill.; travelled and
lectured consecutively 1879-82, and dur-
ing summer V1aClfl.ltoÏ'ons, 1882-86; dlid city
missionary work in Chicago, while at-
tending sch., 1877-78; also in N. Y.
City, while a student at Woman's Med.
ColI., N. Y. Infirmary, 1882-83; M.D.
Woman's Med. ColI. Penn., 1885; post
graduate course in obst. and gynec.
Philadelphia Lying-in Charity, Meh.16,
1885; do. Mt. Vernon Inst. of Elocu-
tion and Languages, receiving degree
Bach. of Elocution, June 19, 1885; took
13 small waifs from Philadelphia and
Chicago to the West, and established
them in homes among the farmers of
Platt Co., Neb., writing out indenture
papers, getting signatures, affidavits,
etc., during the spring 1885; one of the
fou.n ders of Park Hill Orphan Home,
WhICh, later, formed the foundation
upon which now stands the Mother's
Jewels' Home, York, Neb., of .the
Woman's Home !Missy. ,Soc. lMeth. Epis.
Ch.; was interne New Eng. Hospital,
Boston! .Mass., 1885-86; sent ont by
Bp. WIlham Taylor as a med. mission.
to India, upon his self-supporting basis,
Nov., 1886; was founder of and physi-
cian in charge to Khetwadi Castle
Ho
. and Khetwadi Castle Med. Missy.
Training Sch. for Nurses, Bombay, In-
dia, 1887-89; rescued from death, or
worse, and adopted 7 East Indian in-
fants, 1887-88; elected by the World's
W.C.T.U., Bombay, India, national lec-
turer on heredity, 1888; elected hon.
mem. Manag. Comte. National Assn.
of Countess of Dufferin's Fund for
Supplying Female Med. Aid and Inst.
to Women of India, 1889; filled 2 posi-
tions as med. offr. under Eng. Govt.;
was, for a brief period, physician-In-
charge to the Lady Aitchison Hosp.,
Dispensary, and Training Sch. for
Nurses, Lahore, India, 1889; was also
apptd. by Brit. Govt. to what was then
supposed to be a permanent position:
physician-in-charge to Woman's Hosp.,
Dispensary, and Training Sch. for
Nurres, Hyderabad, Sinðlh, India, 1893;
returned to Am. Aug., 1893; brought
from India to Am., at her own expense,
and helped to educate 6 natives of In-
dia, 2 of whom have already completed
their education, 1 med. and 1 theoI.,
and have now returned to India as
missionaries to their own people; resi-
dent physician Armstrong-Hopkins Pri-
vate Hosp. for Women and Children,
Omaha, Neb., 1893-95; <has since prac-
tised med. and surg., lectured and
prel3!che,d the Gospel -in the ,sWes of
Calo., Del., Va., DiS<t. Columbia, and N.
Y. ;' author II Motto and Resolutions of
a Little Girl," II A Divine Call to For-
eign Missionary Service;' II Record of
Daily Work," II Extra-Uterine Fæta-
tion," II Fruit of Suffering" (poems),
II \Vithin the Purdah," II Heroes and
Heroines of Zion," II In the Zenana
Homes of Indian Princes," II Record of
Dally Work an i Diary," and II Khet-
wadi Castle"; a memo Soc. of Am.
Authors, N. Y. State Med. Assn., Am.
Med. Assn., and the Soc. for Encour,
of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce.
London, Eng.; m., ApI., 1893, Rev. Geo.
F. Hopkins, A.M., whose name, with
that of his wife, was, on their petition,
changed, by order of the Supreme Ct.,
Dist. of Columbia, Mch., 1905, to the
hyphenated one of Armstrong-Hopkins.
!J1 South Salina Sf., Syracuse, N.Y.
.. A woman of rare gifts and achieve.
ments."-Bul'. Soc. Am. Authors.
Arnaud, Elias de Barbazau, Dom.
public service.
French Huguenot ñescent (see
Smiles' II History of Huguenots") ; e.
s. late Elias Macaulay A., Controller-
Genl. H. 1M. Customs, London, Eng.,
and Anna M. (Norris) .A. ; b.
London, Eng., Oct. 20, 1847; e.
Somersetshire ColI., Eath; m., Sept.,
1870, Constance Isabel Ann, e. d. late
Chas. T. Walcot, formerly of H. M.
Oommissariat and latberly of the In-
dian D
pt., Ottawa; s'c-rved for some
y'rs. in Customs and Gen\. 'P.O., Lon-
don; jOlned staff Bank B.N.A. t'here;
came to Caill., 1868; remained in .bank-
ing business, and 'Was 25 yrs. a man gr.
in IMar. Provinces; aJPptd. !Can. com-
mercial a.gerut;, Chicago, IU., iMch.,
1905; transfd., in same capacity, .to
St. John's Nfd., Jan., 1907, and to
Bristol, Eng., \Alpl., 1908; an Ang.-
Sun Bldgs., Clm'e St., B1'istol, Eng.
Arnold, John Jacob, banker.
B. Co. Perth, Ont., Dec. 29, 1870;
e. there and Central ColI., Stratford,
Ont.; went to Chicago, 1890; entd.
service 1st Nat. Bank; promoted asst.
mangr. foreign dept. do., 1905; m.,
.June, 1896, Olga, d. Rev. M. Hoehn,
Oalt Park; a memo Chicago Chap. Am.
Inst. of Banking; dir. Am. Training
Sch. for Young Women; Treas. Genl.
Young People's Alliance Evangel.
Assn.-Oak Park, Chicago, Ill.
Arnold, John Porteous, educationist.
B. Edinburgh, Scot., where he at-
tended Training ColI. and Univ.; de-
voting himself to teaching, held im-
portant appts. in Scot., and gained
the fellowship of the Educational Inst.
of Scot., the highest scholastic de-
gree in that kingdom; coming to Can.,
1886, was some time Vice-Rector Que-
bec High Sch. and lecturer In Morrin
ColI.; later, established and became
Principal of Roslyn Ladles' ColI., Mont-
ARNOLDI-ASHALD.
41
real, naw In existence at Westmount,
an Institutlan which Includes among
Its patrans the Earl of Derby, Lord
Strathcana, and the Countesses af
Aberdeen and Minta; had far pupils
In Scat. the sans af Dr. Llvlngstane,
the fílmaus Afrkan explarer, and, In
Can., twO' of the y>ounger sons of the
Earl af De1"1by; has l,ectured an lliterary
and historlÏcal subjects. and 'Cantrlbutes
ocúaslanaHy to' news,pa'Per 'Press;
faund'er Roslyn Shakesipeare Club, and
has be
n Presdt. Burn's 'Club, Montreal,
:l!nd Crupt. Westmaunt Golf Club;
elected Bresdt. Dickens Fellawshi'p,
Montreal, 1910; m. 'Mima, e. d. late
J. Shaw, Dundee, Scot.; a Presb. and
a dev'Ûted Scotsman, thO' ugh t.aking a
deep intprest In Can. affalrs.-
f5
Mount Pleasant Ave... Westmount,
Montreal.
Arnoldi, :Prank, lawyer.
Faurth s. late Dr. F. C. T. and
Christina M. (Telfer) A.; b. Mantreal,
ApI. 3, 1848; e. U. C. Call.; barrister,
1870; KC. (Earl of Dprby), 1889;
now one of the leaders of Toronto bar;
has acted as Crown prosecutor at vari-
ous assizes, and has pleaded before
Jl. Camte. P. C., Eng.; caunsel far
G. R. R. Cackburn (q.v.), Presdt. de-
funct Onto Bank, 1907; one af the
faunders new Bar Assn., Taronto;
Preadt. Natianal Club, Toranto, -1893-
97, and remains a. dir. of same; apptd.
a gav. U. c. con., 1895; Is alsO' V.-P.
TorontO" branCh Brit. EmlJ)ire League,
and V.-P. Can. Inst., TorantO"; aut'haT
U An Epach In Can. History-an Ap-
preclatlan," published, 1904, In connec-
tian with 7Mh annlv. U. C. eoN.; a
del. 3rd Cangress Chambers of Com-
merce of the Empire, Londan, and
there supparted Taranto Ed. of Trade's
resalutlan favauring tra.de arrangemellt
within the Empire of the nature of a
zollverein; a Con.; an Ang., and a
del. to' Synad.; m. Emily Louisa, 2nd
d. late Æ. A. H. Fauquier, Waadstack,
Ont.--'1 North St., Tnronto; National
Club, do.; Colonial Club, London, Eng.
Arthur, Mrs, Clara Blanche, philan-
thropist. ·
D. Alex. N. and Martha Hanna
(Lewis) Peters; U. E. L. descent on
bath sides; b. St. John, N.B., Oct. 25,
1858; e. there; m., Sept., 1882, Jas.
Arthur, Montreal; V.-P. far 2 yrs.
and Presdt. far 2 yrs. Detralt Federa-
tion Wamen's Clubs; Presdt. for 6
yrs. Detralt Woman Suff. Assn.; V.-P.
far 4 yrs. Mich. State Woman Suff.
Assn.; Chairman and arlginatar Play-
g-round Comte. Local Cauncil of
Women, which established playgrounds
In Detralt, and Induced the Bd. of
Educatlan to adapt the work IntO' the
public sch. system, 1901; Chairman
Public Bath Camte., which succeeded
In pracuring apprapriatlan far first
public bath In Detroit, 1906; a char-
ter memo 20th Century Club.-96 B08-
ton Boulev(trd, Detroit, Mich.
U One O'f the w'Omen 'Of the century."-
Oan. A.m.
Arthur, Miss Julia, (See Cheney,
Mrs. Julia.)
Arthy, Edward Westhea4, education-
ist.
B. lin En'g.; an untdler-grað. Toronto
Undv., :1873; 1In. Mi,ss ,SiaJrO. MiJlrri
;
Pl'inci'J)I8JI Royal Ånthur Sch., IMont-
I"eaJ. Setp1t., .1&75: suÞsequenNy Head-
masbeir Pl'epara.'Ì!OIry Hi,gh Sch()l()l, do.;
Sec:\r.-S1Jip l dit. Prot. Bd!. Sch. Oommrs.,
P. Q., Seprt:., 1883 (reoSÍ'g11<ed, 1908);
a memo ex-ofTìcio, dl().; author "-Candi-
t&cms of PlI'otestJanlt E lU'Cl3./tï.cm in ,tJhe
Pro"ince lOt! Qouebec," a-nð other plaJJe!"S
0Tt cogmla.ÌJe 18ubjoot
.-nl Sta111ey St.,
Mont1'eal.
"The better part of his life has been
devoted to the great work of education,
oVE'rseE'ing the dE'velopment of teaching
work along the most modern lines, and
thE' erection in every quarter of the city
of npw and commodious school buildings."
-J[. Wit71eN8.
Arup, Paul Seidelia, educatlanlst.
Danish parf'ntag-e; b. Catford. Lon-
don, Eng.. Feb. 2, 1884; a chemist;
d<'manstratar Galdsmith's Inst., Lon-
(Ion, Oct., 1904; chemist Mf'ssrs. Wm.
Cooper & Nephews, Berkhampstead.
"Fing'., Fpb., 1905: oraf. scff'ncf'. King's
Call.. Wlnd,sar, N..8., Oct., 1905 (/M.A.,
1906); since resigne-(l; authar varlol1s
seie-ntific 'Paipers; 'believes In sociaUsm
where C'OmmunIty is sufflcJ.en,tly ad-
vanced; alsO' In munidpallzatlon of In-
dustrirul cance.rns and demacratlc govt.;
a Danish " Lutbe ran.-l08 Regents Pm'k
Rd., London, Eng.
Ascher, Xsidore Gordon, paet and
navelist.
R late G. I. A., Jewish merchant:,
Montreal; b. Glasgaw. .Scat., 1835;
came to' Can. with parents 1841; e.
High Sch.. Mantreal; fallowed law
caurse at 'lVLcGill Unlv. (B.C.L., 1862) ;
ad vacate, 1862; contributed poetical
pieces to' local press, and publlshed.
1863, .. Voices fram the Hearth, and
Other Poems," a valume highly re-
garded by Can. and Eng. press; re-
moved to Eng., 1864, where he has
became a frequent contributor to the
Landon press, his contributians In-
cludln
shart starles, dialagues, poems,
editarlals, etc.; !hIs sonnets on events
af the haul' In Public Opinion have
awakened lInucm Interest In literary
cireles, particularly one entdtled
"Canada," which wiU be preserved In
the Dam. as a master,plece; wrate alga
.. Letters to. His ,San \fram the Modern
Lord OhesterfieJ.d" far ,tohe same jaur-
nal; has IJ)ubI-ished, separa,tely, the fal-
10wi'l1ig ruovels: "An Old !Maid's Canfes-
sian," "A ,Cure for a Title:' ",An Emi-
grant's Stary," .. An Odd Man's
Stary," .. A Saclal Upheaval," "The
Daom of Destiny," "The DevfI's
Doll"; a camedietta fram 'his pen,
"Circumstances Alter Cases," was
praduced in Landan in 1888; m., 1872,
Lily, e. d. Saml. Newman, London,
Eng.-7 Bullingham Mansions, Pitt St.,
Kensington W., London.
.. A sweet poet and a skillful writer."
-Late Geo. Murray.
Ashald, William W" Can. ry. service.
B. Garrettsvllle, 0., Jan. 15, 1856;
e. public schs.; entd. ry. service At-
42
ASHBURNHA)I-ASHLEY.
lantic & Gt. W. Ry., 1873, since when
he has filled various responsible posi-
tions on many roaòs In U. S.; joined
G. 'l'. Ry., 'May, ,1899, as train maste.r;
a1Pptd. ,supdot. 'Of .tE"legraphs, do., ihls
present position, Mch., 1903. - 2164
JIance st., Mont1'eal.
Ashburnham, Hon, Thomas,
Third s. 4th Earl of Ashburnham;
b. 1855; e. Trinity ColI., Cambridge;
formerly Capt. 7th Hussars; served in
Eg}lptian campaign, 1882 (med., wit'h
clasp, and 5th class Medjidie); an
extra A.D.C. to the Viceroys of lrel.
(Earls of Carnarvon and Aberdeen);
m., 1903, 'Maria Elizabet'h, d. W. H.
Andoerson, Fredericton, N.B.; an Ang.
{lnd a del. to the synod.-Fredericton.
N.B.; Hurlingham Chlb, London, Eng.
Ashcroft, Mrs, Harriet Elizabeth,
educationist.
D. late John Barrett McGann, C.E.,
who founded the first institution for
the deaf and dumb in Ont., and thp
Proto Sch. for the Deaf In Quebec
(now the Mackav lnst. for Proto Deaf
Mutes and the 'Blind, Montr("al); b-
Co. Dublin, Irel., and accompanied her
father to Can.; m., July, 1889. John
Imrie A shcroft, Principal Sch. for the
Deaf, B.C., of which he was the foun-
der ( d. 18 q 1); ha s been enga gf'd in
tpaching the df'af from ea rly girlhood;
apDtd. joint Supdt. of Mackay Inst.,
with l\fr. Ashcroft. 1881. and since his
death has had entin' charge of the
inst. as supdt. and principal; has suc-
cessfuIly introducpd thf' tf'aching of
articulation by means of Prof. A. Mel-
ville Bell's system of visible spef'ch.-
}'fackaJ/ Inst. for Prnt. Deaf Jfutes.
etc., Notre Dame-dc-Grace, },[ontreal.
Ashdown, Rev. Charles Bowland
(Presb.).
S. Virm. Chancf'llor and Marv Ann
Hannah (Howell) A.; b. Tôronto,
Ont.; e. Jan'is St. ColI. lnst., l\kGill
Dniv. (B.A., 1897), and Congo ColI.,
Can. (Ph.D.) : post-graduate work Chi-
cago Theol. Semy.; apptd. minr. Zion
Ch., Ang1Js, and Mary Kirk, New
Lowe-l'l, Ont., 1897 ; now at Byn'g Inlet;
has travelled exten!'iv,ell.y in Euroope.
tohe Holy Lan-d, and Egy.pt; 'present at
Queen Victoria''S Jubi'lee; a contri'butor
t'O various journals, and has l:ec.ture{1
on Eng-. literature, etc.: m., Dec., 1897,
Miss Jean Inglis Dickie, Toronto.-
Byng Inlet, Onto
.. -\ forceful, pnprgetic preacher with
fine imagination."-Dom. Presb.
Aøhdown, James Henry, merchant
and capitalist.
S. late Wm. and Jane (Watling)
A.; b. London, Eng., 1844; came to
Can. with parents, 1853, and,' after liv-
ing in Ont., Chicago and Kansas, be-
came a pioneer in Man., 1868; served
with the loyalists during first Riel re-
bellion, 1869-70, and suffered imprison-
ment .in Fort Garry with Schultz, Scott
and Malr (q.v.); one of those crhiefly
instrumental in securing incorporation
for City of Winnipeg, since when he
has become a prominent figure in the
religious, poIltical, educational, com-
mercial and municipal life of the
western capital; has been an Ald. of
Winnipeg, Presdt. Bd. of Trade, memo
of Sch. Bd., gov. City Hospital, is a
dir. Northern Crown Bank, Winnipeg
Mining & Develop. Co., Presdt. Can.
Fire Ins. Co., ahd Presdt. J. H. Ash-
down Hardware Co. (capital increased
from one to two million dollars, 1906) ;
also a councillor Man. Univ., a gov.
'Vesley CoIl. (and one of its founòers).
and Presdt. Winnipeg Children's Aid
Soc. ; lectured on .. Oùr Herlmge in the
West," 1906; memo Royal Transporta-
tion Comn., Jan., 190!); elected Mayor
of Winnipeg, 1906-7; has intro-
duced various important reforms in
the admn. of civic affairs; favours thf'
establishment of the ports of Victoria.
Vancouver, St. John, Halifax, Quebec,
and Montreal as free ports; also the
extension of the western houndarv of
Man. due north to the 60th parallel;
rated as a millionaire; a Lib. ; a Meth.,
and gave $100,000 to Wesley CoIl.,
'Vinnipeg-, 1909; gave $25,000 to Y.IM.
C. A., Winniipeg, tûiWards a new build-
ing, 1910; m., 2n'dly, 1876, /Miss .Susa'n
Crowson. Winnipeg.- Winnipeg.
.. Thp mprrhant hardware prince of
Can."-S. N.
.. A hnsineRs man of wide experipnce
and unimpearhllhlp intpgrit
'."-T. Globe.
Ashe, Admiral Edward Percy, R.N.
E. S. late Commander E. D. A.. R.N.,
Supdt. Quebec Observatory, and Mar-
cella, e. d. Rev. Gilbert Percv D.D.'
b. Quebec; e. Quebec High Sch.; en
tered R. N: as midshipman, June,
1868; 2nd Lieut., Dec., 1872; Lif'ut.,
Jan., 1877; Commander, June. 1891;
Capt., June, 1899; Rear Admiral. 1908;
obklined {50 prize. Royal Naval ColI..
1882; Lieut. H.M.S. Thalia during
EgYlptian 'Var (med. and I<:'hedlve's
bronze star) ; commanded H.M.S. Pead.
Cape Station, 1901-04 (South African
med.); M.V.O., 1905; an Ang.; m.,
1899, Susan, d. late Danl. Gill, Marble-
head, Mass.-Care Admiralty, London,
Enu.
.. A worthy Canadian."-M. Gazette.
Ashe, Frederick Webber, banking
pr.ofession.
"Y. S. late COimman-der A., R.N.; br.{).
preceding; b. Quebec, Oct. 17, 1864;
e. High Sl"'h., Quebec, and Trlnitv ColI.
Sch., Port Hope, Ont.; successively
mangr. Union Bank, Norwood, Hast-
ings, Carleton Place, Smith's Falls,
and Montrpal ; apptd. Supdt. of
branches and asst. to genl. mangr.,
do., 1907; a dir. Royal Montreal Golf
Club.; Ang.; m.. 1898, Miss BellI'
Haven Greene, HaV'erhi.ftI, Mass.-31
Jft. Carmel St., Quebec; Ga1Tison Club
do.; Mount Royal Club; Canada Club;
]font1'eal; Y01"k Club, Toronto.
Ashley, Bev, Barnas Freeman (Bapt.).
S. Rev. 'Vm. 'Vashington and Han-
nah (Kempton) A.; b. Liverpool, N.S.,
Nov. 27, 1833; e. Barrington Public
Sch. and under private tutors at Bos-
ton, Mass.; followed med. course,
Ohio Med. Coli., Cleveland, 0.; in ac-
tive pastorate 45 yrs., latterly of Re-
formed Dutch Ch., N. Y.; known as
a writer of poems, sketches, and short
ASHMEA!D-A THERTON.
43
stories; more recently as a writer for
McClure svndicate, and books for
boys; authõr .. Tan Pile Jim" (1895),
II Dick and Jacks" (1897); II Advpn-
tures on Sable Island" (1896), II Air
Castle Don" (907); m., Nov., 1857,
Miss Caroline L. Goodspped, Osterville,
Mass.-Ravenna, O.
Ashmead, Lt.-Col. Alfred Françis,
late Can. mil. service.
B. Jan. 9, 1864; joined Queen's Own
Can. Hussars as 2nd lieut., '1896;
capt., 1900: major, 1905; It.-co1-
comdg., 1907: resigned I
09, and now
on R.O.: holds 1st d. C. S. cert.:
served as 2rrd lieut. in 3rrl C. 1:\1:. R..
under Col. Evans, C.B., during S. A.
War and was present at opprations
in Transvaal. Oran
e. River Colony.
and 'Calpe !Colony (Qu
n's 'lned., with
3 clasps); was for some yrs. Secy.-
Treas. Quebec Turf Club; apptd. Secy.
(for P.Q.) Can. Nat. Bureau of
Breeding, 1908; returned to Eng., 1910.
-Care Can. Office, London, Eng.,o Que-
bec Garrison Club.
Allhplant, Henry Brinllmead, author.
E. s. lat1! Wm. A., Heatzworth House,
Ha verhilI, Essex, Eng.; b. lpswlch,
Eng., Nov. 15, 1863; e. there; m.,
1892, Alice Amelia, d. John Hargreaves,
London, Ont.; long engd. In mercantile
life; noW, and since 1905, connected
with the Geo. White & Sons Co., Ltd.,
engines and threshing machinery, Lon-
don, Ont., and Brandon, Man.: for
many yrs. actively interested in Indus.
problems, both in Eng. and C!ln., and
has filled many Important positions In
connection therewith; organized a sec.
of ,the SOICialJi'Slt-LaboiUr party at Lon-
don 1895, and assisted In the forma-
tion of the original Can. Soclalist-
La100ur -panty talt ,
IiQ.nbI'f'Ja.1 inl't'ho
l't yea r :
was the plòneer candidate of that
party for London, Onto (Iocal) , g. e.
1898. but since 1899 has not entd. the
political field, though active In defence
of Socialist principles: besides numer-
ous contributions to the newspaper
press at home and abroad, has pub-
lished II Paganism In Commerce, Its
Influence on the Churches" (1896);
II Heterodox Economics v. Orthodex
Profits" (1897); and .. FlIm-Flam
Finance Circulars," Issued at various
times: a memo West Onto Com. Travel.
Assn., London Chess Olub, Y M. C. A.,
WHil anò the Way Juvenile TemiP),e
10. G. T., !Roya'I' AITall'um, and' 1. O.
Foresærs ; treas. :\1:all1<frs. .Athletic
Assn., 19,10-1'1; formerly a Cong., and
presdt. Y. P. S. C. E., 1st Congo Ch.,
T onodlon. Ont.: la'btlCl'ly, assiOoo. with IthlE'
Meth. Ch.; has sometimes acted as a
local preacher,-766 Dundas St., Lon-
don. Ont.,o Baconian Club; Canadian
Club, do.
Allhton, Lt,-Col, Ernest Charles, phY-
sician.
B. Oct. 28, 1873; M.D.,C.M., Trin.
Unlv., Toronto, 1898; successfully
practises his prof. rat Brantford, Ont.:
joined 38th Regt., Dufferin Rifles, as
Lieut., 1893; Capt.. 1896: Major, 1902:
Lt.-Col. Comdg., 1907; holds 1st class
R. S. I. c:ÆI'1t.-B1'antf01'd, Onto
Ashton, Bev, Bobert (Ang.)
B. Feb. 14, 1843: o. deacon, 1885: Is
Principal Mohawk lnst., Brantford;
formprly agt. S. P. G. in New Eng.:
apptd. chaplain 38th Regt., Dufferln
Riflps, with hon. rank of capt.. Dec.,
1896; promoted Major, Dec., 1907; is
hon. Presdt. Western Onto Cricket
League.-Brantford, Onto
Aøkwith, Charles Howard EngUsh,
journalist.
E. s. Thos. and Martha (Walters)
A.; Eng. (Yorkshire) descent; b. Ot-
tawa, Junp 11, 1878: e. Ottawa public
schs. and ColI. lnst., and McGflI U!1iv. :
unm.: a journalist. and has had ex-
perience as such In all the provinces.
save P. E. I.; formerly pd.-in-chief
Brandon Sun: until latply mango ed.
Yukon .World; special Comnr. for Can.
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expn., 1909; now
in Ottawa: a contributor of fi<:tlon
and verse to Can. and Am. perIOdi-
cals; nom-de-plume." Saxon North":
a Lib. and free trader: stumped Man.
for Hon. C. Sitton and othf'T Lib.
leaders; a secularist.-ff6 O'Connor
St., Ottawa.
Asselin, Joseph François Olivar,
journa:list.
S. late Ricule and Cedulie (Trem-
blay) A., farmer; b. St. Hilarion. P.Q.,
Nov. 9, 1874; e. Rimouskl CoH.; Prin-
cipal Evening Sch., W
)Qnsocket, R.
.,
1 R!l7-8,: priwlt'e Sf'cy.
lr Lamer GOUIn
(q.v.), Que'blec, 1901-03; began contri-
buting to !press while a resident of U.
S., an'd, 'On return bo Can., was city. ed.
La Presse Montreal': org3JIl'ized Nat 1 1Q!1-
alist'Le9JgÙe, 1902, and is Presdt.ll\font-
rea'} Ibranoc!h; ,founded Le Nationaliste
as tJhe organ of the .party, an'Ò was I,t's
ed., 1904: now rwritJe-s rfor Le Devoir;
lately published a series of politiæl
hrochures with the title: II Feuilles de
Combat"; is also author, "A Quebec
View of Can. Nationalism: an J:;ssay
by a Dyed-in-the-Wool French-Canad-
ian" (1910) : served as a private with
U.S. troops during Cuban War: sum-
med up,' his political creed consists of
anti-Imperialism, equality of races and
('reeds, and a sound Internal policy;
m., 1903, IMIlJ.oe. i\llice 'Le -Bouthi1ller,
:\1:ontrea'l: R. C.--85b Drolet 1St., Mont-
real.
"An indefatigable worker."-T. New6.
.. A 'hrilliant writer, and a French-Cana-
ilian. first, last and all the time."-T,
mo'hp.
Atherton, Alfred Bennison, physician.
S. late John A. and Charlotte Perley
(Bennison) A., both of Puritan stock;
b. Quppnshury, N.B., Jan. 22, 1843; e.
Univ. N. B. (B.A., 1862; hon. LL.D.,
1900): M.D., Harvard Unlv., 1866;
memo R. C. P. and S. (Edln.), 1867:
sUbsequently took further course of
study In London. Eng., and practised
succpssively at Fredericton and To-
ronto, in which latter city he was lec-
turer on principles of surg. in Onto
Med. ColI. for Women: also Presdt.
Toronto Med. Soc. and Surg. st. John's
Hospital for Women: returned to
Fredericton, 1895, where he has be-
come Chairman of the Sch. Board.
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ATHERTON-ATKINSON,
Presdt. Alumni Assn., Univ. of NÆ.,
and a Senator of that Institution;
Presdt. Med. Council N.B.; V.-P. Curl-
Ing Club, and Presdt. Maritime Med.
Assn.; has served also as V.-P. Can.
Med. Assn.; delivered a notable ad-
dress to Maritime Med. Council on the
deterioration of the human race, July,
1907; indo In politics; a Meth.; m.,
1867, Miss Sarah Wiley, Fredericton.
-Fredericton, N.B.
Atherton, William Henry, education
ist.
.S. Joseph A., sanitary engr.. lately
of Gt. Yarmouth, Eng.: b. Sa1ford.
Eng., Nov. 15, lR67: e. Stoneyhurst
ColI.: matriculated. Lond. Unlv., 1886:
fol1owed 3 vrs. course of
cholastlc
phil., later at Stoneyhurst. and 4 yrs.
course of scholastic divinity at St.
Rueno's CoIl.. St. Asaph. N. Wales:
Ph.D., Ottawa Unlv., 1908; prof.
classics and elocution Stoneyhurst
and Beaumont CoIls., Old Windsor,
Eng, for 10 yrs,; prof. 1ft.. St. Albert,
Alta., Can.; do. classIcs, Loyola CoIl.,
Montreal; lit. and phil., Notre Dame
0011. Inst for 'higher educ. of women.
In ('onnédtlon witlh Lav
l Un1iv.,
Montreal; author If Life of Father
Damien, the Leper Priest It; part com-
piler If Hist. of Cath. Church in N.
Alberta It: contributed to Journalism
fug-ltive articles anl1 criticisms; has
produced for coIl. students very many
Important dramas; also, parts of
Greek, Latin and French classical
plays; V.-P. Dickens Fel1owshlp.
Montreal: secy. City Improvement
League, do.; mango dir. Cath. Sailors'
Club, do.; Interested In all social
Questions; CathoUc.-CatAo1ic SaUorlt'
Club, Montreal; Loyola College, 68
Drummond St., do.
Atkinson, Christopher J" journalist.
Father came from Mass. to E. T.,
Quebec; mother, Irish-Can.; b. South
Granby, P.Q., Aug. 31, 1859; e. pub-
Uc sche. and Granby Acad.; unm.;
estbd., pubUshed and edited !llan.
Liberal (P. la Prairie, Man.), Virden
Advance (Virden, Man.), and the Re-
gina Journal, now The Standord ("Rf'-
gina, Sask.); published the fir::;t Lib.
newspaJpf>r estalbd. in the N. W. T.; has
haeI a I1fe-Iong- interest in boys; le,ft
iourn.a11sm .for ð.efinß.tte work fll")r boy'S;
esta:bd. the Broaðview Boys' Inst., To-
ronto. 1902; Ifa unique educational play
eX(perlment. p,robabl;y unpara,lle1ed in
America; the institute is a play place
rather than a school; It is an original
adaptation of the process of realizing
thf' function of play in relation to edu-
cation It (vide If A Commonwealth of
Bright Boys," In Globe Mag., Sf'pt. 19,
1 I) 0 8); formf'rly Chairman Boys'
Dept., Y. M. C. A., and Suodt. Boys'
Brigade, Broadview Congo Ch., Toron-
to; a Cong.-!75 Broadview A1)e., To-
ronto.
Atkin.on, Harvey, lawyer.
O. C. late Wm. A.; b. Shedlac, N.B.,
Mch. 5, 18!í3; e. Co. Grammar Sch.
and Mt. Amson Unlv. ; barrister, 1877;
K.C. (N. B.), 1899; Mayor of Monc-
ton, 1901; Law Clk. Transcont. Ry.
Comn., 1906; holds high rank In
1. O. Fores.ters.-39 Rosebery Ave., Ot-
tawa, Onto
Atkinson, Joseph E., journalist.
S. John and Hannah A.; lb. New-
rosUe, Ont., Dee. 23, 1865; e. local
common and high sdhs.; m., Aipl., 1892,
Miss Elminta S. E:IIJ.Ï.oH, Oak\'lÏl'le, On.t.
(a 1alente'(} la-dy" known in literary
and newSl})'3Jper ciflcles by :ber nom-
de-plume, .. Madge Me.rton"); oom-
me-nced newspa,per work on Port
Hope Weekly Times, 1884; joined To-
ronto Globe, 1889; ed. Montreal Daily
Herald, 1896; ed. and mangr. Toronto
Daily Star, where he still is, Dec.,
1891); Is Secy.-Treas. Can. Associated
Press, and V.- P. Toronto League for
Prevo of T'UbeT<
ul.; a del. Imp. Press
Coni., London, Eng., '1909.--64 Glen
Rd.. Toronto; NationaZ Club; Ontario
Club, do.
H !<'aithful, alert, cIear-headed."-1'.
Globp
.. Has made the Star one of the 'best
evenIng pape,rs in the whole ()f Can....-
Hon. Wm. Patterson (q.v.).
Atkinson, Lt,-Col, Thomas Bobert,
lawyer; legislator.
S. Thos. and Mary (Bal1atine) A.;
b. Tp. Ancaster, Wentworth, Ont., Aug.
24, 1854; e. local schs; completed
education at Queeo's Univ., Kingston;
studied sculpture in early life, and
('stabllshed the largest business In that
line in Western Ont.; conducted busi-
ness In his own name for 20 yrs.,
whf'n it became a joint stock co.,
known as the Atkinson Marble &
Granite Co., of which he is Presdt.;
when 32 yrs. of age, decided to study
law, for which hI' had always an in-
cHnatLon; rwas calIed to the bar, 1897,
and has since been In active practice;
elected Town Councillor, Sim'OOe, ,1893 ;
Mayor, by acclamation, 1895, holding
the office for 2 yrs; pOliticalIy a Lib.,
he unsuccf'ssfulIy contested South Nor-
il'evlk il1! tha,{; infÍlerest (H. C.), 1900;
was returned for same constituency
(Local) ::It g. e. 1905 (majority
81) :
retired, 1908; comml
sloned an offr. in
39th Regt.; !promoted ('apt., 1889, anrl
roli.ched the commamd of thf' regt., Sept.,
1903; at Niagara camp, 1891, !had the
best-driHed co.
n camp; his ro., on
winning the Challenge Cup Q1f the Nor-
folk Rifle 'A'ssn. (of which he Is now
Presdt.) for target shooting, 3 yrs. in
::;uccession, prpsentf'd the trophy to
him, as a token of their esteem; R.O.,
1909; a dlr. London & Western 'l'rusts
Ce. and of other similar bodies; a J'
t
D.D.G.IM. In the Masonl
order; a K.T.
and a Sovereign Prince of the 18th
degree Scottish Rite: a Meth.; m.,
Feb., 1880, Alice, d. H. R. Steele, Sim-
coe, Ont.-Simcoe, Onto
.. A strRn
er to failnre."-T. Globe.
Atkinson, William Edwin, landscape
pain ter.
E. S. W. T., chemist, 'M'anchest!er,
Eng., w!ho came to Toronto, 1835, and
Emma A.; b. Toronto, 'Mch. 22, 1862;
m., 1899, Miss Laura Davidge, a
Devonshire lady and artist; studied
Toronto Art Sell., Penn. Acad. Fine
ATWATER-AUDETTE,
45
Arts, and Atelier Julie-n, Paris; ex-
hibited Paris Salon, 1890-91; painted
in Holland and Belgium, 1897; In Eng.,
1898-01; elected A. R. C. A., 1902;
obtained prize Onto Soc. Artists, 1903;
became a memo Can. Art Club, 1907;
pictures purchased by Dom. Govt. for
Ottawa Nat. Gallery, 1910; Con.; Ang.
-364 Durie Ave., Toronto.
" One of our foremost landscape
painters."-T. Globe.
Atwater, Hon, Albert William, law-
yer; legislator.
S. tate A. W. and .Julia Eliza
(Brush) A., Montreal; family came
from Eng. to New Eng., 1650, Imme-
diate ancestors having removed to Can.
subsequent to Am. Revolution; b.
Montreal, May 19, 1856; e. High Sch.
and McGill Univ., Montreal (B.A.,
1877; B.C.L., with Elizabeth Torrance
gold medal, 1880); unm.; advocate,
1881; K.C. (L. Aberd&'n), 1896; head
of firm of A., Duclos, Bond & Meagher;
one of the leaders of the Montreal
bar; has been engaged in many Im-
portant causes, and pleaded before the
.Jl. Comte. P. C. in Eng.; formerly
Crown prosecutor, Montreal; sub-
sequently declined a jUdgeship; one
of the revisers who drafted a new
charter for Montreal, 1898; a promin-
ent memo Law and Order League,
which broke up the Montreal lottery
scheme, fraught with so much evil to
the working c1Iasses; oeIl:eded to City
Council, Montreal, 1896; was returned
by acclamation, same year, to Quebec
Assembly, where he continued to sit
till g. e. 1900, when defeated; Provl.
Treas. in the Flynn IA'dmn., iMay, 1896,
to /May, /1897; 'liater 'Presdt. St. George's
Soc., Montreal; Ang.; Con.-l03 Mac-
kay St., Montreal; St. James's Club;
Mt. Royal Club; Canada Club,' Club
Lafontaine,. ]'JI ontreal Jockey Club, do.,.
Quebeo Ga1"Tison Club; Rideau Club,
Ottawa.
"A man of marked ability."-Late Hon.
Tho8. White.
Atwater, Almon Byron, Can. ry. ser-
vice.
B. Sheffield, Ohio, Nov., 1845; en-
tered ry. service, Cleveland & Erie Ry.,
1864; since when has been resident
engr. construction Can. South Ry.,
asst. engr. Port Dover..&: Lake Huron
Ry., chief engr. Stratford & Huron Ry.,
5updt. Port Dover & Lake Huron Ry.,
genl. supdt. Georgian Bay & Lake
Huron div. G. T. R., chief engr. Chi-
cago & G. T. R., supdt. G. T. R. line8
west Detroit River, asst. gent supdt,
Mich. Cent. Ry., and asst. to presdt.
G.T. lines west Detroit River; apptd. to
last named position .July, 1902.-De-
troit, Mich.
Auclair, Bev, Elie Joseph Arthur,
(R.C.).
S. E. .J. andJ IMaTtIe Oa:roline (Le-
clerc) A.; b. Montreal, .July 1, 1866;
e. Montreal Semy., ColI. Ste. Thêrêse
and St. Mary's (.Jesuit) ColI., Mont-
real; 0., 1891; holds degrees of B.A.,
D.D., and D.C.L., and Is Prof. (Agrêgê)
of Philosophy, Laval Univ.; a talented
writer, who contributes occasionally to
La Semaine Religieuse.-Archevêché de
Montreal, P.Q,
Auden. Henry William, educationist.
S. Rev. T. A., M.A., F.S.A., Shrews-
bury, Eng.; b. Wellingborough, Eng.,
1867; e. Shrewsbury Sch., Christ's CoIl.,
Cambridge (M.A. scholar and prize-
man; Porteous gold medal for Latin
prose; Bell Univ. Sch.; 1st class clas-
sical Tripos, part 1., 1889; 2nd class,
part II., 1890), and Marburg Unlv.;
became 6th form master and librarian
Fettes ColI., Edinburgh, 1891; and
principal U. C. ColI., Toronto, 1903;
m., 1896, Constance, d. late RQv. F. W.
Kittermaster, Merlden, Warwickshire,
Eng.; is ed. of various classical edi-
tions for Cambridge Univ. press and
Macmillans, and general ed. I;Jlack-
wood's classical series; also author
(in association with A. E. Taylor) of
.. A Minimum of Greek" (1906);
memo Classical Soc. of Scot.; V.-P.
Old Country Men's Club, Toronto;
strongly imperialist, and favours the
introduction of Imperial material In
the Great N.-West of Can.; in religion
an Ang., and a del. to Ang. Synod--
Principal's Residence, U.C. College, To-
ronto; T01'Onto Club; York Club, do.
.. Has a long record of scholastic trio
umphs to his name."-Canada.
Audet, François Joseph, Dom. public
service.
S. Françols and Delphine (Goulet)
A.; b. Detroit, Mich., U.S., .July 29,
1867; e. Ottawa and Montreal; m.,
1893, Miss Louise Ellonare Harwood;
entered Dom. public service, Archives
branch, Dept. of State, Feb., 1888, and
is now one of tJhe assts. to .the Dom. Ar-
chivist; author of various articles on
hlst. subjects in "Bulletin des Re-'
cherches Historiques," Levis, P.Q.,
and other periodicals, and of the
following booklets: .. Historlque des
.Journaux d'Ottawa" (1896), .. Le
Clergê Protestant du Bas-Canada de
1760 à 1800" (Trans. Roy. Soc. Can.,
1901), .. La Republique d'Indian
Stream" (do., 1906); .. .Journalism
and .Journalists of Ottawa" (1907);
13. dir. Inst. Can., Ottawa
R.C.-
fOl Cobourg St., Ottawa.
AUdette, Louis Arthur, Dom. public
service.
S. Geo. S. and Leocadie Rosalie
(Marcou) A.; b. Quebec, Dec. 14,
1856; e. Quebec Semy. and Laval
Univ. (LL.B, 1880; LL.D., 1909);
advocate, 1880; K. C., 1908; Deputy
Prothy., Quebec; Regr. Exchequer
Ot., Ca.n., Nov. 8, 1887; Secy. .Bd. of
Arbitration to determine disputed
matters of account between Provinces
Onto and Que., 1893; author "The
Practice of the Exchequer Court of
Can." (1895); R. C.; m., 1888, Mary
Grace, d. late Chief .Justice Sir An-
drew and Elmlre C. Aubert (de Gaspê)
Stual't.-161 Daly Ave., Ottawa.
Audette, Bodolphe, merchant; banker.
S. late .J. A., Clk. P. O. Dept.,
Can., and Flore (Fraser) A. : b.
Quebec, Aug. 6, 1844; e. there; m.,
1867. Elise, d. .J. Morency; entered em-
46
AULD-A YER.
play whalesale dry goods hause Thlbau-
deau Frêres & 00.., Mûn't.real and Que-
bec, when a YDung man: admitted a
partner therein, an death af Han. Isi-
do.re Thibaudeau, 1893, beco.ming, ulti-
mately, its co.ntrDlling spirit; elected a
dlr. Banque Natio.nale, 1894, and
Presdt., 1895; 15 also. a dir. Can. Elec-
tric Light CD., V.-P. Quebec Bridge
Co.., and a steward Quebec Turf Club;
ane o.f thDse instrumental In co.nvert-
ing the Plains o.f Abraham into. a
natiDnal park.-l Collins St., Quebec;
Quebec Garrison Club, do.
Auld, John Allan, legislato.r and
jo.urnalist.
S. .Jo.hn and Euphemia W. (Hay)
A.; Sco.tch descent; b. Warwick, Co..
Lambto.n, Ont., .June 22, 1853: e. pub.
sch. and StrathrDY Gram. Sch.; m.,
1877, Anna, y. d. late .Jas. Hamilto.n,
H. M. Custo.ms, Amherstburg; is ed.
and prDp. Amherstburg Echo; memo
lo
al sch. bd.; su'bsequenHy, Reeve and
Warden o.f :Ðssoex; re.presented S. Essex
(Lacal) in Lib. interest, 1896-1908,
when defeated; o.f late his name Is fre-
quently mentio.ned in cDnnectio.n with
a senato.rsh
p; favo.urs abo.lition Dif co..
c{>uncil s.-A mhe1'st burg, Onto
. .. An earncst and forceful speaker."-
T. N eW8.
Ault, Levi Addison, manufacturer.
S. Simo.n "\Vm. and Caro.line
(Bro.wnell) A.; b. Mille Ro.ches, Ont.,
No.v. 24, 1851; e. there and Co.rnwall
Grammar Sch.; m., Oct., 1878, Miss
Ida May Ho.ltzinger, Cincinnati; a
manufacturer; Presdt. Ault & "\Vibo.rg
CD. ; Is trustee Cincinnati Law Sch., òo..
Co.lI. o.f Music and Art Museum and dir.
Merchants' Nat, Bank; ex-Presdt. Com.
lIlercial Club; Ind. Rep.; Unitarian,
-Elmhurst East, lValnut lIills, Cin-
cinnati, 0.; Queen City Club; Count1.y
Club.
Austin, Bev, Benjamin Fish (Spiri-
tualist).
S. late B. F. and Mary Ann (Mc-
Guire) A.; Eng. and Irish descent; b.
Tp. Brighto.n, Ont., Sept. 21, 1850; e.
lo.cal grammar sch. and Albert Co.ll.,
Belleville, Ont., where he also. studied
theo.!. (B.A., with 1st class hDno.urs in
Oriental lang., 1877; B.D., 1881);
D.D. (Victo.ria Univ.), 1896; m., .June,
1881, Miss F. A. Co.nnell, Presco.tt,
Ont.; o.. (Meth), 1877, and served o.n
vario.us circuits; Principal Alma Co.ll.,
St. r.rho.mas, Ont., 1881-97; expelled
fro.m Meth. ministry, principally fo.r
upho.lding an alleged fraudulent sys-
tem o.f Spiritualism, .June, 1899 :
Presdt. Wm. Smith Co.ll. fo.r Wo.men,
Gerueva, N.Y., 1903; since 1906 has
been pastGr .Pilymo.uth Spiritual Ch.,
Rochester, N.Y.; a trustee N. Y. Staite
SplrHual IAssn.; is ed. of Reason
(Ro.chester, N.Y.), and lectures fre-
quently o.n spiritualism: autho.r 0.1' ed.
.. Senno.n.w Dn Po.pular Sins," .. M. E.
Pulpit," .. Wo.man: Her Character, Cul-
ture, 0.1' Calling," .. RatiDnal Memo.ry
Training," .. Glimpses o.f the Unseen,"
.. Go.spel to. the Po.Dr Versus Pew
Rents," .. Pro.hlbltlo.n Leaders Df
Ame
ica," II What Cûnverted !Me to
Spiritualism," .. Co.nundrums for ,tJhe
Clergy," "ISU{
.cess and HaippoInes's";
favo.urs strongly public O'Wnership Df
all utilities and Df nature's reso.uroes.-
10 Arlington St., Rochester, N.Y.
Austin, E, Benjamin 11/[" banker.
S. late Dr. A., Inspr.-Genl. Ho.spi-
tals, Imp. Service; b. and e. Mo.ntreal;
fo.r a lengthened perio.d in service E.
T. Bank: apptd. mangr., Mo.ntreal
branch, dD., 1901; Chairman Mo.ntreal
Clearing Ha., 1906.-510 Sherbrooke
St. lV.; St. James's Club,. lIfont1'ea/
Club, JJIont1'ea1.
Avery, Prederick Wells, manufac-
turer.
B. N. Y. City, 1852: came to' Can.,
1878; m., 1st, the d. (d. .Jan., 1890)
Col. NDnnan Statto.n, U. S. Anny:
2ndly, ApI, 1893, Hanna Ottilie, y. d.
late .Jas. Grahame, .. Muirdrum,"
Vaughan, Ont.; a partner in the Whitp-
Avery, the Read Timber and Lumber,
the Hull, and the Arundel Lumber
CDS.; Presdt. Rideau Club, 1906-7; do..
Perley Ho.me fo.r Incurables, Ottawa;
elected V.-P. Can. Lumberman's Assn.,
1909; an Ang., and a del. to. the Pro.vI.
Syno.d.-129 Cooper St., Ottawa,. Rideau
Club; Ottawa Golf Club; Ottawa Hunt
Club, do.
Avison, Oliver B" physician.
S. Simeo.n and Elizabeth A.; b.
Yo.rkshire, Eng., .June 30, 1860; e.
High Sch., AlmDnte, and No.rmal Sch.,
Ottawa, Onto ; m., 1885, Margt. .J., d. S.
1\1. Barnes, Smith's Falls; grad. fro.m
Onto Call. Phamlacy (go.ld medal),
1884; studied med. To.ro.nto. Med. Sch.
and Victo.ria Univ. (M.D.,C.M., 1887) :
Pro.f. Bo.tany Ont. Co.ll. Pharm., 1884;
do.. Mat. Med., 1885; Instr. o.f Micro.s.,
1886, ho.lding all 3 po.sitio.ns till 1891;
also. demon. Mat. Med., To.ro.nto Unlv.,
1887-93; resigned to. go. to' Ko.rea as a
med. missy. Am. Foreign 'Mission Bd.;
apptd. charge Ro.Ylal KDrean Ho.sp.,
No.v., 1893, and became physician, Ko.r-
ean RDyal family, same year; decor-
ated by Emp. af Kõrea 4th class, o.rder
Talkeuk, 1907; has lectured In Can. o.n
Ko.rea and its resources.-Seoul, Korea.
Avonmore, Ma.bel Sara, The Dowager
Viscountess.
2n(l d. late Rev. Geo. Evans, the
descendant o.f a Welsh capt. o.f ho.rse,
who. served in
el. in the RebelliDn o.f
1641, near Kilkenny, of which city he
was Mayo.r, 1658-61, and Elizabeth, d.
Df Wm. Murray; father came to. Can.,
1851, and settled near OakvllIe, Ont.,
where she was b. and E'.; m., Dec.,
1890, ,Algernan Wm. Yelverton (d',
Sept., 19,10), 6th Visco.unt ,A.-" Be lle-
isle," Roscrea, Co. Tipperary, Irel.
Awde, Bobert, public service.
B. in Eng.; autho.r .. .Jubilee, Patrl-
DtlC, and Other Po.ems" (1887); was
Supdt. Wesley Meth. S. S., To.ro.nto.,
26 yrs.; resigned 1901; ho.lds po.sitio.n
o.f Food Inspr., Medical Health Dept.,
To.ro.nto..-194 Dovercourt Rd., Toronto.
Ayer, Albert Azro, merchant.
S. late G. W. and Mary A., Fre-
lighsburg, P.Q.; b. St. Armand East,
P.Q., Feb. 6, 1845; e. Stanbrldge-
AYLEN-AYLESWORTH,
47
Acad. and Fairfax, Vt.; came t.o M.ont-
real, 1865; entd. pr.oduce business
there, 1867; n.ow and f.or many yrs.
head A. A. AyeI' & C.o. (Inc. L. P.,
UI 00) ; believed t.o be the largest dairy
pr.oduce c.oncern in the w.orld, with re-
presenbatives in every imp.ortant cheese-
pr.oducing centre in Dom., and als.o in
every praminent city in Eurape; Caun-
cillar Mantreal Bd. .of Trade; a dir.
Mantreal fMining EX'CIhange; d.o. Tech.
Sch., IMantreal; has been Pl'esd,t.
Merchants' CaHan ICa., 8Jnd .of ,Butte-I'
and Cheese Assn.; eJ.-ecteà (Presd.t,
MontreaL ,Pr<Jldu<:e Merchants' Assn.,
1907-8; a BaiPt., and .farmerly Pl'esdt,
Bapt. UniD'Il ()If Onto and Que. ;
far many yrs. Presdt. Grande Ligne
Missian, and identified with Lard'
Day Alliance; alsa Presdt., 1893,
lacal earn te. .organized in cannectian
with West Christian Endeavaur Can-
ventian; a strang advocate .of temp.
refarm; m., 1867, Miss Rebecca Carrie
Hibbard (naw Presdt. Mantreal Ladies'
Grande Ligne Assn.) ; their d., Grace,
was awarded medal, RaY1Rl Can.
Humane Assn., far canspicuaus caurag.e
in saving the life .of a bay fram drawn-
ing, June, 1904. -S88 R081yn Ave.,
\-Vestmount, Montreal; Canada Club,
do.
"A man of boundless energy."-M.
11 erald.
Aylen, Benry, lawyer.
S. late Peter A., advacate, and Eliza-
beth (Symmes) IA., Ay\lm-er, P.Q.; b.
A.ylmer, P.Q., 1858; e. there, Cornell
Univ. and Laval DIll,iv. (LL.'L., avec
(listmction, 1882); advacate (.P. Q.),
1882; barrister (Ont.), 1902; K.C.,
1899; sU0cessfuHy .practises his prof. In
both pravinces; a OounciHar, Hull,
P.Q., Bar Assn.; a ,Presb.; m., .July,
1893, DEsire Elise, a. d. late Sir Jalhn
Baurinat, ICC:M.G.-274 O'Connor St.,
Ottawa; Rideau Club, do.
Aylesworth, Bon, Sir Allen Bristol,
.lawyer; .sta:tesman.
Belangs ta a family (U. E. L. de-
scent) wha far several generatians
have been farmers in Ca. Addingtan,
Ont.; s. Jahn B. and Catherine (Bris-
tal) A.; b. Newburgh, Ont., Nav. 27,
1854; e. Newburgh Acad. and Taranta
Univ. (B. A. and Prince .of Wales
prizeman, 1874; M.A., 1875); barris-
ter, 1878; KC. (Ont.), 1889; da.
(Earl .of Derby), 1890; bencher Law
Sac., 1891; re-elected 1906 (vate, 747) ;
ù'O. ex-officio, 1911; a Se-natar T.oranta
Univ.; was alsa V.-P. Univ. .of 'lìorant.o
Alumni IAssn.; m., Dec., 1878, Adelaid-e
Augusta, d. C. H. IMiHer, .Newburgh;
has successfully 'p'nactised his prafes-
sian in '1'al'oant.o, and a;p.peare-d many
times be;fare the JI. Cornte. .of the P. C.,
Eng.; represented Pravin<:es befare
that bady, July, .1904, Te dispute
tJOll'ohirug re(Juotil(}Ilo of l'Iepresoe.ruta,u.an
in H. C. .of old Pravinces of Can.
in conseqUEm,c'e .of recent census; a
memo Imp. Alaska Baundary Tribunal,
apptd. Sept., 1903, and, tagether with
Sir L. A. J ettê, the ather repre
sentative .of Can. therein, declined ta
sign the award, for reasans set
farth in their minarity report; pre-
sented ta King Edward, Oct., 1903; a
memo T'Oronta Univ. Comn., 1905 ;
represented Can. and Gt. Brit. as agent
before the Hague Tribunal in the Fish-
eries reference, 1910; one of the 3
representatives of Can. at the funenal
of King Edward, London, May, 1910;
a memo Interprovi. Canf., Ottawa, do.;
dell. 'With Han. L. P. Bl1Od'eur to Waslh-
ington, 'D.C.,. with referen<:e to Hague
'l'ribunal award, .Jan., 1911; an unsuc-
cessful candid:aJte in Lib. int.erest rÍ,or
Durham (H. C.), g. e. 1904 (vate:
Ward, 3,322; A., 3,173) ; first returned
to Parlt. for N. York, Nov. 22, 1905
(vote: A., 2,729; McCallum, 2,235);
called to IP. C. and appt'd. PostJrnaster-
GenI., ùaUtri'er 08Jbinet, Oct. 16, 1905;
elected Ohail'lnan special comte. H. C.,
DÜ'l'I1. Electian Laws, iMch., 11906; has
been MinI'. {)If JustJice since June 4,
1906; announced his retil'emeI1Jt 'fr,Ü'l11
politics, Feb., 1911; "born.a R-efarmer,
and IhaS remained .one; a farme'l"s
s.o'll, and' himse-lof workred faithfuMy an
a farm tm Ihe ,was 21; while a de-
voted Canadian looks forward with hope
to a closer union with the Motherland,
making Can. more and more an in-
tegral part .of the Empire; is opposed
to the whole pensian system ta public
servants and ministers of the Crown;
wauld regard favourably the creatian
of an appellate ct. for the whole Em-
pire, so that Can. wauld be as much
.of the Empire in this respect as York-
shire or Wales"; created a K.C:M.G.
far ,his services in <:annecUan with .the
Hague Tribunal, Jan., 1911; a /Meth.
and a Freemason; his s., Alan Feather-
stan A., B.A., .LL.B., 'is ra memo !Of tJhe
On,1. .bar, and m., Feb., 1906, Ethel
Elizabet'h Gladys, grand-d. late Chief
Justke Sir G. 'V. Burtan.-192 Da.ly
A ve., Ottawa; Ridemt Club, do.; '1'0-
ronto Club. T01'onto.
"Ability unque.stiQned. "-T. N eW8.
"A patriot of the right qThality."-S.
Review.
"An unusually able law}'er and tireless
worker."-M. St!J,T.
"Possesses a mind marvell()-usly astute."
-Oan. Oourier.
Aylesworth, George Anson, Dam.
public service.
Bro. preceding; b. Newburgh, Ont.,
Jan. 25, 1857; e. Newburgh Acad. and
Toronto Univ., but did not graduate;
high sch. teacher, 1883-87; for many
yrs. Sec.-Treas. Pro vI. Assn. High
Sch. Tf'achers, and, subsequently, a
memo Onto Educ. Assn-.; !prominently
identified with Addingtan Farmers'
Inst.; has been Reeve .of Newburgh;
unsuccessfully contested Co. Addington,
g. e. (Local), 1902; D.D.G.M. Free-
masons, 1896-7; apptd. Inspr. Emplay-
ment Agents, Immigratian branch,
Dept. of Agricul., Ottawa, Jan., 1907;
visited Eng. as one of 30 Can. farmer
delegates selected by Dam. Govt. in
the interests of immigratian, Apl.,
1907; a Meth.; m., Sept., 1890, Ida
Louise, e. d. late Robt. Baldwin Hope.
-New burgh, Onto
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AYLMER-BACHAND,
Aylmer, Hon, :E'rederiok Whitworth,
ci vII engIneer.
Third s. 7th Baron A. ; b. Melbourne,
P.Q., Feb. 4, 1850; e. St. Francis ColI.,
Richmond, P.Q., and Dublin, Irel.; a
C. E.; m., 1899, Emma Meredith, d. R.
Lang; a capt. In the militia; joined
the second Red River expedition, un-
der Lt.-Col. Osborne Smith, C.M.G.;
subsequently took up engineering, and
had to do, under Rogers, with the dis-
covery of Kicking Horse Pass, B.C.;
Is also a P. L. S.; one of the pioneers
of Kootenay, B.C., where he laid out a
town site, called Athalmer, at Golden;
was Govt. engr. at Golden, and subse-
quently at Winnipeg; now at Revel-
stoke, B.C.-New Westminster, B.C.
Aylmer, Hon, Henry, Dom. publlc ser-
vice.
2nd s. 7th Baron A. and :Mary A.,
d. Edward Journeaux; b. Melbourne,
P.Q., ApI. 25, 1843; e. High Sch.,
:Mjon'i'l'eal, and Royræt Naval CooU..
Portsmouth, Eng.; m., Oct., 1871,
LouIsa Blanche Fannie, e. d. 3.a t.e H. A.
Howe, LL.D., Montreal; served In Can.
mHitia during Fenian Ra.ld (med.);
lleut. Royal Marine Arty. for 12 yrs.:
advocate, 1882; suecess.fully prac.used
as such at Melbourne for many yrs.;
joint protlhy. Dlst. of Sit. Francis, 1898;
sheriff, do., 1900; supdt. training caIIlJP,
Petewawa" where he stUl Is, 1909; or-
ganIzed Riohmonð Field Batty., 1876,
and helld coonmand of same tiH N<YV.,
1887, when he retired with rank of It.-
col.; commanòed Can. WI'mbledon rifle
tJe.a.m, 1877; r.eod. .IoIlJg-service decora-
tion, 1902; was Presdt. local branch
Soc. for Prevo C. to A., and a trustee
Bishop's ColI., LennoxviUe, and of
King's Ha'11, Compton;. sa t for Rich-
mond and Wolfe (H. C.), Lib. interest,
1874-78; Inventor (wibh Mr. Ewing) of
a life-,preservlng automatic belt, 1902;
an Ang., and a del. to Synod.-Military
Camp, Petewawa, Ont.; Melbourne,
P.Q,
Aylmer, John Athalmer, civil engineer.
S. late Hon. Hy. A., bro. of the 7th
Baron A., and his wife, Eliza, d. late
Jas. Atkins, Cork, Irel.; b. Aug. 28,
1847; e. St. Francis CoIl., Richmond,
.. B" '2,", B," (see Browning, T. B.).
Babin, Bear Admiral Hosea John,
U.S. naval service.
B. Can., Dec. 15, 1842; apptd. acting
asst. surg., U.S. Navy, 1865; asst.
surg., 1865; surg., 1876; med. Inspr.,
1894; med. dlr., 1898; retired, 1904;
In recognItion of services rendered dur-
Ing Am. Civil War recd. rank of rear-
admiral; memo Ed. of Inspection and
Survey, 1894; presdt. Med. Examg. Bd.,
N.Y., 1897-8; In charge N.Y. Naval
Hosp., 1900-4.-Care C. A. Betts, 126
Broadway, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Bach, Budolph, journalist.
B. Magdeburg, Prussia, Saxony,
July 20, 1851; e. High Sch. there;
commenced commercial career l. London,
Eng., remaInIng there, 1871-"/6; ent<1.
P.Q.; m., 1883, Mary Christ'ine, d. late
Judge Pringle. OOl'lliwoaH, Onr!:.; a
prominent engr. and contractor; a
charter memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1887;
aided In deepening Lachine Canal, in
building the Soulanges Canal, and In
completing Perth Canal; dir. Dom.
Eng. & Construction Co.-Peterboro,
Ont.; Albany Club, Toronto.
Aylmer, Major-General the Bight
Hon, Sir Matthew A" 8th Baron,
S. Udolphus (7th Baron) A. and Mary,
d. Edward Journeaux; b. Melbourne,
P.Q., Mch. 28, 1842; e. High Sch.,
Montreal, St. Francis CoIl., Richmond,
and Trin. CoIl., Dublin; m., Oct., 1875,
Amy Gertrude, 2nd d. late Hon. John
Young, Montreal, a distinguished Can.
public man; ensign H. M:s 7th Royal
Fuslliel"B, 1864; lleut., 1868; served with
regt. in 'M:edUerranean, Can. and Eng.,
taking part In defence of Can. fron-
tier during Fenian Raids, 1866-1870
(med. with 2 Cllas:pB and genl. service
me<<l.); entering Clan. mil.. service,
was apptd. actg. adjt. 54th Batt., com-
manded by his father, 1870; dist. pay-
master 5th Dist. permt. staff, 1871;
brig.-maj., 5th Dist., 1874; do., 1st
Dist. (London, Ont.), 1881; transfd.
to headquarters (Ottawa) as asst.
adjt.-genl., and commdg. 4th Dist.,
1893, on retirement of Col. W. Powell
(q.v.), with rank of col., Jan., 1896;
in command of Can. contingent sent
to Eng., Queen's Diamond Jubilee,
June, 1897, on which occasion he was
second in command of all col. forces
and chief of staff; Presdt. Medals
Claim Bd., 1901; elected Presdt. City
of Quebec Assn., Ottawa (organized
in con-neotio'Il with the Tercent. cele-
bration of Quebec, 1908), 1908; hon.
eol. 11th Huæars, Jan., 1903; -lnspr.-
genl., Nov. 1, 1904; maj.-genl., ApI.,
1907; retired, June, 1907; succeeded
fath'er, as 8th Baron, 1901; -is Presdt.
Kootenay Gold iMines, Ltd.; an .Ang.;
a Lrb.-Queens Bay, Kootenay, B.C.;
St, James's Club, It.fontreal; United
Empi1'e Club, London, EnD.
.. A man of unfailing tact."-T. Globe.
.. A thorough soldier, who spares no
effort to promote the efficiency of the
Canadian miliHa."-T. tvorld.
B
journalism, CMúl1ltreal, 1891, as 'Can. cor-
respondent leaòing German ipa1pers in
Germany and U. S., hIs specialty being
descriptions of Can. and her varied
resourcf'S ; Is thoroughly well ac-
quainted with the country from end
to end, fmm personal observation;
apptd. chief ed. Der Nordwesten (Win-
nipeg), the largest and most exten-
si vely circulated German paper exlst.-
Ing in Can., 1905.- Winnipeg.
Bachand, Leonide Oharles, physician.
S. late J. C. B., N.P., Regr. Co. Ba-
got, P.Q.; b. St. Pie, P.Q., Oct. 6,
1854; e. CoIl. St. Hyacinthe; M.D.
(Victoria ColI., Cobourg), 1869; m..
1878, Marie Agnes Georgine, d. late
H. O. Camirand, Sherbrooke, P.Q.;
practised hIs prof. at Coati cook, where
BACKUS-BAILLIE.
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he was Mayor, Presdt. Bd. of Trade,
Chairman Sch. Commr
., etc.; also ed.
and co.-prop. L'Etoile de Z'Est; re-
moved to Sherbrooke, 1899; elected
Mayor there, 1908; apptd. Coroner
Dist. of St. Francis; formerly a Lib.;
a R. C.-Sherbrooke, P.Q.
Backus, Frederick :1'" Can. ry. sen iCt:
B. June, 1860; entd. ry. service a
elk. Merchants' Despatch Transporta.
tion Co., N. Y., 1874, and, after filling
many positions on other roads, be-
came Coin. agent Blue Line and Can
Southern Ry., Toronto, 1886; in Dec.,
1897, was apptd. to his present posi-
tion, gen!. freight and passenger agent
Toronto, Hamilton &: Buffalo Ry.-
Hamilton, Onto
Badgerow, George Washington, physi-
cian.
O. s. Abram H. B., Toronto; b.
there; e. U. C. ColI.; matriculated in
arts '.roronto Unlv.; M.B. (do.), 1894;
memo ColI. P. and S. Ont., 1895; L.R
C.P. (Lond.), 1893; M.R.C.S. (Eng.),
1903; for some yrs. senior house surg
Nose and Throat Hospital, Golden
Square, London, Ðl11g.; returned to Ta-
ronto, 1905; re-a'PfP'td. to former posl-
,tion, 1909; lA.n
.; m., Oct., 1907, Maud.,
d. Herbert Oxley, barrister, 3 Hans
Crescent, Belg>ra via, London, Eng.-
London, Eng.
Badgley, Louis Clark, Am. ry. service.
S. Benj. and ::iarah .Jane B. ; b.
Brighton, Ont., .July 7, Hò2; e. there;
m. Miss Katherine E. Bunn, WillIams-
burg, Kansas, U.
.; entd. service Chi-
cago, St. Paul, Minn. & Omaha Ry.,
1881, since when he has been in the
service of the Northern Pacific, the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa I.'e and the
Toluca, Marquette & Northern Rys.;
apptd Supdt. on last-named road, his
present position, Mch., 19 0 l.-Toluca,
IlZ.
Badgley, Sidney Bose, architect.
S. .Wm. Edwin B. and his 2nd wife
Nancy (Rose) B.; b. Ernestown,Ont.:
May 28, 1850; e. common schs. and
old Grantham Acad., St. Catharines,
Ont.; studied architecture at Toronto'
practised at St. Catharines, 1876-87;
removed to Cleveland, 0., his present
home, 1887; has made a specialty of
churches and public buildings, and Is
an acknowledged expert In acoustics
and ventilation; his buildings are In
almost every province of Can. and
nearly every state of the Union and
some in foreign lands; in 1896' pub-
lished .. An Architectural Souvenir,"
containing illustrations from 20 yrs:
work, in which his conscientious de-
votion to every problem presented In
his profession Is set forth In the fol-
lowing sentiment: .. Not all conditions
q.re favourable to best results, but all
are deserving of best efforts," a
truism applicabl,e Ito all walks of life
and which leading educatiOnists hav
said would live longer than any build-
Ing created by its author; has pub-
lished also a book of modern churches
and taken an active part in corre:
spondence and editorial work along
the line of arch. and moral subjects;
an active, working Meth.; has dt:voted
yrs. to work with children, in which
field his" Chalk Talks with Children"
are interesting and instructive; has
trave1!led: ext'e>Ils1vely in Europe; Is
V.-P. EquHy savings & Loan Co.; ro.,
1st, 1872, AlIma A. (d. 1874), d. .J. M.
Clark, Odessa, OILt.; 2ndly, 1876, Char-
lotte .J., d. .Jas. Giloleland, St. ,Cath-
arines, Ont.---6110 Euclid Ave., Cleve-
land, 0.; "Spring bank," Wickliffe, O.
"A living exponent of Ca.n.a-då.a.n pluck,
energy and genius."-(Jan. A.m.
Badgley, Col, William Francis, late
Bengal Btaff Corps.
S. late Hon. Mr. .Justice B. and
Eliza (Taylor) B., Montreal; b. there,
Noy. 10, 1837; e. there and at Wool-
wich, Eng.; entd. H. E. 1. C. service,
as ensign, Bengal staff corps, ApI. 4,
1857, and attained rank of col., Api.,
1887; retired on a pension ApI. 4,
1889; served during Indian Mutiny,
1857-8; in Oude mil. police, employed
in patrolling Nepal frontier to Inter-
cept Nana Sahib, and in recruiting,
1858; adjt. 18th Punjab Infy., 1859-63 ;
employeõ on survey of India, 1863-88;
went through Lashai campaign, 1870-
71, and was subsequently on active
service eastern frontier, India; wound-
ed 4 times (mutiny and frontier
me-d.s.); author of a pamphlet on
.. Dew"; a felilow Roya1 Geo,g. and of
Royal Melteor. Societies; Ang.; m.
Frances Marion, d. Sir .Jas. Mansfield,
K.C.B.-JIans{ìeld, Exmouth, En!}.
Bagley, Capt, Frederick A., Can. mil.
service.
Apptd. capt. and adjt. 15th LIght
Horse, Calgary, Aug., 1905; previously
in regular service; accompanied, as
conductor, the band of the regt. to the
United Kingdom, 1905.-Calgary, Alta.
Bailey, Loring Woart, educationist.
S. late Jacob W. B., Prof. Mil. Acad.,
West Point, N.Y., and Maria (Slaugh-
.ter) B., Oul.p.eper, Va.; b. West Poånlt.
Sept. 28, 1839; e. St. .James's CoIl.,
.Md., UrùÎv. Grammar Sch., Providence,
R.I., Brown Univ.. Harvard Unlv. (B.A.,
1859; M.iA., 1861), N. B. Univ. (Ph.D.,
hon., 1873), and Da'l'housie Univ.
(,LL.D., 1896) ; for a short fUme tutO'r
in Ohemis., Harvard; ;prat. of chern is.
and nIDt. sCiien., UllIiv. N. B., 1861-1900,
and 'Prof. biology and g1eoI., 1900-2;
.retired on a iPem;ion íram univ. and
frOlIn Andrew .canre.gle tTllst fund,
1907 ; a charter fellow Royal Soc. Can.,
1882, and a memo o,f many other
learned: bod
e's Lru U. ,S. and Can.;
author ,o.f a text-book on nat. hist. and
of numerous scierutific papers; apptd.
P.resdt. ,SummeT I&;h. of 'Science for the
.AJtlantic Provinces ot{ Can., 1909; m.,
Aug., 1863, ùaureståne [Mar.ie, o. c.
Joseph ,Marshal de Brett 'Marechal,
Baron d' Avray, Chevalier de St. Louis.
-FredeTicto'n, N.B.
"
\ earefpl and systematic worker and
ripe scholar."-M. Herald.
Baillie, Frank W., stock broker.
B. Toronto, Aug., 1876; e. CoIl. Inst.,
Owen Sound; entd. service, Central
Can. Loan & Savings Co., Toronto,
1889, becoming, later, Acct. and Secy.
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BAIN-BAIRD.
and finally Asst. Mangr; Genl. Mangr.
Metropolitan Bank, on its organization
(being the youngest man ever chosen
as a bank man gr. in Can.), Sept.,
1902; resigned, July, 1903; memo To-
ronto Stock Exchange and of firm
Baillie, Wood & Croft., stocks and
bonds, July, 1903; a dir. Grace Hos-
pital, Wycliffe ColI., and Queen City
Curling Club; Ang.; elected Presdt.
Can. Steel Co., 1910.-146 Crescent Rd.,
T01'onto; Nat-ional Club; Toronto Club,
do.
.. A(.tive, capable, courageous and yet
conservative."-T. World.
Bain, James, Can. ry. service.
B. and e. Stellarton, N.S.; for some
yrs. in service Intercol. Ry.; later in
tllat of Direct Cable Co., rl'orbay, and
of Halifax & Cape Breton Ry.; subse-
quently joined staff Missouri Pacific
Ry., St. Louis; returning to Can., was
Supdt. Quebec & Lake St. John Ry.,
.1887-1907, when rupptd. Su.pd1t. Halifax
& Southwestern Ry.; on leaving <.,!ue-
bec for Halifax, was presented by the
employees of the Quebec & Lake St.
John road with a handsome testimon-
lal.-H alifax, N.S.
.. Courteous, thorough and well-in.
fOl'llll'd."-li. Herald.
Barn, John, business man.
S. Robt. B., formerly of Paisley,
Scot., latterly of Paris, Ont.; b. Pais-
ley, June 8, 1869; e. there; m. Maude,
d. P. Buckley, Paris, Ont.; became
asst. cashier 'Valkinshaw Oil, Coal &
Mining Co.; came to Can., with par-
ents, 1888, becoming engd. in law and
newspaper work; an expert shorthand
writer, with N. Y. law cts.; privatf'
secy. IMinr, Customs (Mr. Platersün,
q.v.), 1896; accompanied MiniI'. toEng.,
1902, doing moot of .t;he secreotarial
work there connected with {Irad-e que.s-
tions dliscussed rat C1Ü'1. Ooruf.; services
also utildzed in connection witlh trade
negotliations with French Govt. 8Jt
Paris; AsS/t. Commr. Customs, Can.,
an'd Sooy. Tariff .comn., July, 1903; re-
signed, Feb., 1907; apptd. Imp. trade
correspondent for Ottawa and dist. for
Brit. Bd. of Trad-e, 1909; since associ-
ated in business enterprises with Hon.
C. ISiftO'I1 (q. v. ) , an d is also genl.
mangr. Intern. Marine Signal Co.-
167 James St., Ottawa; Laurentian
Club, QO.; Ontar-io Club, Toronto.
.. Endowed with a genius for figures.'
-T. Globe.
Bain, John Alexander, manufacturer.
S. John and Isabella (Robb) B.,
both natives of Scot.; b. Woodstock.
Ont., Sept. 23, 1852; e. there; a wagon-
maker, and V.-P. since 1901 of t1w
Baln Wagon Co., an immense concern,
founded in 1881, and whose wagon
and ambulances are to be found in all
parts of the world; formerly an Ald.;
now V.-P. Woodstock Bd. of Trade
and Chairman Woodstock Water and
Light Comn.; a Presb.; a Lib.; m.,
1883, Esther, d. Wm. Kale, Rock Is-
land, Ill.-Woodstock, Onto
Bain, Hon, Thomas, public man.
S. late Walter and Jane (Reid) B.,
who emigrated to Onto from Denny,
Stirlingshire, Scot., 1837; b. Denny,
Dec. 14, 1834; e. Can. public schs.;
m., June, 1874, Helen, 2nd d. John
Weir, W. 11'lamboro', Ont.; formerly
en2"aged in farming; elected Reeve W.
Flamboro'; Warden Wentworth, 1870;
sat for N. Wentworth (H. C.), Lib.
interest, 1872-1900, when he retired
from public life; Speaker H. C., suc-
ceeding the Irate Sir J. D. Edgar in
that office, 1899-1900; declined appot.
to Temiskiamdn'g Ry. 'Comn., 1902: a
.Pres'b.-Dundas, Onto
'C Ind
(pelndent, able and imparti,al."-
Rt. lIon. Sir O. Tupper (q.v.).
Bainbridge, Miss Helena, educationist.
Apptd. Dean of the Sch. of House-
hold Science and Asst. Prof. of House-
hold Science, Macdonald ColI., Ste.
Anne de Bellevue, P.Q.-1I-Iacdonald
College, P.Q.
Baines, Allan Mackenzie, physician.
S. late '1'hos. B., Toronto, a memo
old 'Sh-ro,pshi
famHy; b. Tor<>nto, !May
12, 1853; e. Barron's Sch., Cobourg;
U. C. ColI., Toronto Univ. (M.B.,
1878; M.D.,C.M., 1884), ral1ld Tr.i-rui'ty
Undv. (do., 1878); studded for 4 yrs.
in Eng., and travelled extensively;
L.R.IC.P. (Erug.); returned. to Can.
1882; became phySician In'fants' Home
and Home fur Incurables; also exam-I'.
in toxiool. and jurisprudence Trin.
Un-iv.; an Ang.; m., July, 1890, Ella,
O. d. lat!e G. Kempenifeldt Troughton,
TopSiham, DevQnShire, Eng.; a Con.-
228 Bloor St. W., T01'onto; Tomntu
Club,. York Club, do.
Baird, Rev, And r e w Browning
(Pres b.) , educationist.
E. S. Chas. and Agnes (Browning)
B.; b. Motherwell, Ont., Oct. 6, 1855;
e. U. C. ColI. and Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1877;
:LA., 1880; ,post-gr.aJd. COU'l'Se
at LeilJzig Univ.; studied theol. at
Edinburgh Univ. (Ph.D.) O. 1881; pas-
otJor Ed moDJtoon , AI.ta., 1881-87; ItJhere-
after lecturer Man. Coll. and first pas-
[Or Augustine Ch., Winnipeg, 1887-92;
prof. logic and pol. econ. and classics,
as well as prof. apolog., ch. hist. and
Hebrew lang., Man. Coll., 1892; a
Senator and '.rreas. Man. Unlv., 1908:
elected Presdt. Hist. and Scien. Soc.
Man., 1893; formerly a memo Bd. of
Educ. N. W. T. ; has written on the In-
dian question; D.O., hon. (Knox ColI.),
1903; m., 1887, Miss P. C. Cook, Galt,
Ont.- W-innipeg.
":A. man <jf si'ngu
a.r stroightforwwrdness
of cruaracle.r amd .of e-xceptiona[ sa1Jrity of
judgmellltt."-T. Globe.
Baird, Rev, Francis (Pres b.), littera-
te U1".
S. Saml. and Elizabeth (Snodgrass)
B.; b. Chipman, N.B.. Jan. 8, 1870: e.
:-lormal Sch., Univ. of N. B. (B.A.,
L895), Dalhousie Univ. (M.A., 1899),
and New Coli., Edinburgh; O. 1901,
minr. at Sussex, N.B., 1901-11; since
then has been pastor at Woodostock,
N.B.; sp-ecJialized in Eng. at Call.;
has contributed stories to Youth's Com-
51
BAIRD-BAKER,
panion, Boston Globe, New Eng. Mag.,
Can. lUag., Westminster, and many
other Am. and Can. publications; has
written two serials for East and West,
Toronto, the most ambitious of which.
.. Roger Davis, Loyalist," will appear
shortly in book form in Edinbm:gh;
at present is studying the Loyalist
movement for' use In fiction, and i
preparing' a more mature story of .thi8
nature for Can. press; has never
voted and holds no political record;
favm{rs the more conservative ad-
vanced sch. of theol.; m., Jan., 1902,
Sara Hamilton, M.A., 2nd d. S. H. Mc-
Kee, Fredericton, N.B.-Woodstock,
N.B,
.. One of the brightest of our )'ounger
Canadian writers."-Westminster.
Baird, Hon, George Thomas, mer-
chant; legislator.
Scotch descent; s. Geo. B.; b. An-
dover, N.B., Nov. 3, 1847; e. Carleton
Co. Grammar Sch.; m., Nov., 1879,
Ida. Jane., d. Capt. D. W. Sadler, St.
John, N.B.; for some yrs. a sch. teach-
er; since 1874 In lumber business;
now mango dir. George T. B. & Co.;
formerly Postmaster at Perth, N.B.;
a Con.; sat for Victoria (Local), 1884-
91, when called to the Leg. Council;
on the abolition of that body, 1892,
was again returned to Assembly;
called to the Senate by Lord Aber-
deen, June 19, 1895; an Orangeman;
an Ang.-Perth Centre, N.B.
Baird, Hugh Nichol, grain merchant.
Scottish ancestry; s. late Chas. J. B.,
Montreal; b. and e. there; Presdt., To-
ronto Bd. of r.rrade, 1892; afterWards
a Councillor do.; a dir. G. N. W. Tel.
Co. Western Assur. Co., and Imp. Life
Bd: .by DOffil. Govt., 1904; m. Am.e'lia
(d. Oct., 1906). d. W. Capron, Paris,
Onlt.; CQng.---80 Grosvenor St., To-
ronto; Nat-ional Club, do.
(D. Toronto, Nov. 17, 1910.)
Baird, Hugh Northcote, merchant.
I11ami:l<y from Argy,11lShire, Scot.; s.
late John B., Montreal; b. there, July
23, 1877; e. there; m., Jan., 1904, Lily
Edith, 2nd d. John Pinder, Montreal;
for many yrs. engaged In the grain
(>xporting business; removed to Win-
nipeg, 1901, as mangr. for Richardson
& Co.; now and for some yrs. mangr.
the Harris, Scotten Co.; a Councillor
Winnipeg Grain Exchange; a Lib.; a
Presb.- W-innipeg; Manitoba Club, do.
Baird, John Wallace, educationist.
Fourth s. Chas. and Agnes (Brown-
Ing) B.; b. Motherwcll, Co. Perth, Onto ;
e. St. Mary's ColI. Inst.; taught in
pub. schs. Onto 3 yrs., then studied
at the Univs. Toronto (B.A., 1879)
(lnd Leipzig; fellow in phil. Univ.
Wisconsin; fellow and subsequently
asst. in psych. Cornell Univ. (Ph.D.,
1902) ; research-fellow in psych. under
Carnegie foundation; instr. in psych.
Univ. Virginia; instr. in psych. Johns
Hopkins Univ., 1904-6; prof. psych.
and dir. psych. labor., Univ. Illinois
(positions he now fills), 1906; a fellow
Amer. Assn. for the Advanc. of
Science; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma
Xi; memo Southern Soc. for Phil. and
Psych.; memo Am. Psych. Assn.; co-
operating ed. Psych. Bull
tin; author
of articles and reviews in Viarlous
psych. and phil. periodicals.-901
South Busey Ave., Urbana, Ill.; Uni-
vers-ity Club, do.
Bakeman, Mrs, Caroline, Bapt. mis-
sionary.
D. late J. Hanford Read, Port Elgin,
N.B.; b. there; e. \Vellesley Coli.,
Mass. ; studied also at Northfield
Semy.; m., July, 1906, Rev. Percival
R. Bakeman, Chelsea, Mass.; left for
China under auspices Bapt. Mission.
Union, Sept., 1906. - Chow Chung,
China.
Baker, Albert Livingston, Can. ry.
service.
B. Tillsonburg, Ont., Aug. 6, 1872;
e. there; entd. service Mich. Central
Ry., Nov., 1887, and, after filling vari-
ous responsible positions on that road,
was apptd. genl. freight and pass.
agent, Tillsonburg, Lake Erie & Pacific
Ry., 1898.-TUlsonburg, Onto
Baker, Alfred, educationist.
Yorkshire 'Parentage; S. late John
B.; b. Toronto; e. TorüTIto Grammar
Sch. and Toronto Univ. (B.A. and
gold med. in math., 1869; M.A., 1878) ;
succ-essively .prinlCÍ.pal Viennta, Perth.
and Oshawa High ISchs., 1869-72 ; math
master U. C. ColI., 1872; mrutJh. tutor
Univ. GoN., Toronto, '1875; Regr. do.,
1876; do. Toromto Univ., 1881; re-
signed .former office, 1884, and the
laUer, 1887; De!an of Residence, Umiv
Co!'!., 1884-92; prO'f. .of math. (whid:
position he still retains), 1887; wa
Presdt. Univ. ColI. Lit. and Scien.
Soc., 1877-8; gazetted lieut., Queen's
Own Rifles, 1876, becoming capt., 1878,
and retiring with that rank, 1883;
elected by graduates a Senator of
Toronto Univ., 1887, and has been re-
elected at each succeeding Senatorial
election; Presdt. Onto Educ. Assn.,
1895-6; apptd. memo Onto Educ. Coun-
cil, 1896 (still retains); elected memo
Am. Math. Soc., 1891, and during
1896-9 was a memo of the Council of
that body; elected memo of Soc. Math.
de France, 1896; elected F. R. S. C.,
1899; Presdt. Sec. II!., do., 1905; has
edited works on trigonom., statics, and
dynamics; published two wor
s on
geomet., 1903-4, and has contnbuted
papers on quaternions and on geomet.
of position to the Proc. of the Royal
Soc. of Can.; an ardent advocate of
Imp. unity, t3.-llId a memo Extve. Coomlte.
Brit. Emp. League In Can.; m., June,
1894, Norah Kathleen, 2nd d. John
McCormack, Wilmette, Ill., U.S. - 81
lI-Iadison A ve., Toronto; summer:
"lshkauqua," Lake Ros.seau, Ont.,
Canad-ian lJ.I-ilita1"Y Inst\tute; Ym""
Club, 'l'oronto.
.. One of the most highly-thought-of men
in Toronto University."-.3l. and E.
.. Une:xooltled ,a.s o8II1' afrer di'nner speake.r."
-The late Dr. Hannay.
Baker, Edward Crow, accountant.
Third s. E. W. W. B., Liscard Park,
Cheshire, Eng., formerly an offr. R. N.;
b., Lambeth, Surrey, Eng., Sept. 16,
52
BAKER,
1845; e. Royal Hospital Sch., Green-
wich; entd. R. N., Sept., 1860, and
was subsequently navlg. Ueut., H. M. S.
Niobe; retired, 1878; for some yrs. an
accountant B. C. Treasury; formerly
Secy. Bd. Pilot Commrs., Supdt. of
Pilots, Victoria, and Secy. B. C. Bd. of
Trade; Grand Secy. B. C. Freemasons,
and a dlr. Royal Jubilee Hospital; a
Con., and sat for Victoria (H. C.),
1882-89; m., 1st, Mch., 1869, Frances
Mary (d.), e. d. Capt. RicJhard Jones,
Halifax, N.S. ; 2ndly, June, 1896.
Marion Henrietta, 3rd d. late J. G.
Clapham, M.P., Quebec.-Victoria, B.C.
Baker, Rev. Edward ],q'orcUffe
(Meth.).
S. Chas. A. B.; b. OakvllIe, Ont.; e.
Albert CoIL, BellevllIe, anð Victoria
Unlv., Toronto (B.A., Prince of Wales
gold med. and gold med. In phil., 1879;
M.A., 1882); studied theoL at last-
named Institution (B.D., 1887; D.D.,
1905); entd. ministry, 1872; has held
pastorates at Wellington, Napanee,
Port Hope, Belleville, Chatham, Strat-
ford and Cobourg; called to Broad-
way Tabernacle, Toronto, 1903; rood
call to Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.. Mch.
19.11; a memo .Bd. of Regents, Victoria
Univ.; Secy. of B. Q. Conf., 1892; a
del. to GenL ,Conf., 1894, 1898, 1902;
pO'1ibicaHy, Ind.; m., 1881, Miss !Meek,
Alban, Ont. (<t.); 2ndly, !Me-h., 1904,
Jennie (late preceptress Alma Coil., 'St.
Thomas, Ont.), d. Dan1. tAxford, Fin-
gal, Ont.-Sault Ste. .lI1arie, Onto
.. Famed as a pulpit orator."-1'. World
Baker, 1I/Ii8S Emma Sophia, educa-
tionist.
D. Chas. A. B., and a. sister Rev. Dr.
E. N. B. (q.v.) ; b. Milton, Onto ; gradu-
ated Victoria Univ. (B.A., 1899) ; To-
ronto Unlv. (Ph.D., 1903, the first
woman to take that degree at that
Univ.); had previously spent a year
at the Unlv. of Paris, making a spe-
cialty of French; subsequently spent a
year at Newnham CoIl., Cambridge;
was successively preceptress at Alex-
andra Coll., BeIleviIle, Ont., and Dick-
Inson Semy., WIlliamsport 1 Penn., and
for 6 yrs. lady principal Presb. Ladies'
CoIl., 'l'oronto; apptd. vice-principal
Mt. AIllson Ladles' CoIl., Sackville,
N.B., 1901.-Sackville, N.B.
".A thorough and efficient teach8r."-
St. Juhn Telegraph.
Baker, Francis Spence, architect
S. Francis and Sarah (Spf'nce) B.;
Irish descent; b. Co. Halton, Ont., Aug.
21, 1867; e. Hamilton Coll. Inst.; m.
Florence Mary, d. Geo. Kenrick, Lon-
don, Eng.; studied for his prof. with
Kennedy, GavllIar & Holland, Toronto,
anI(} was subsequently assoC'Í!a.ted wilth
Knox and Elliott, TO'ronto, J. C. Cody
& Co., N.Y., and Thos. E. Colcutt,
P.R.I.B.A., London, Eng.; elected an
Asso. Royal Inst. .Brit. ArchtlS., 1892; a
Fellow, do., 1901; hon. secy. for Can.,
do., 1906; V.-P. Roym.1 Inst. Can.
Architects, 1908; Presdt. do., 1909-10;
a memo Onto Assn. Archts., 1892; like-
wise on Advls. Bd., Toronto Guild of
Civic Art; began practice In Toronto,
1892; has acted as archt. of many pub-
Hc and commercial bdgs., notably the
North Brit. and 'Mercantile Ins. Co.
Bd-g., the Jamieson Bdg., the Bradshaw
Bdg., .the Jarvis St. CoHo l'l1st., 1:the
l\fan-frs.' Bàg. at Toronto Indust. Exhn.,
the Alexandra ÄJpartmeDit Bdg., Toronto
Elect. Light Co. Bdg., Nordhelmer
Bdg., Huyler's Bdg., the Christle-
Brown Co. Bdg., the. GenL Hosp.
Guelph; the Royal Viet. Hosp., Barrie;
the ('oH. Inst., BowmanvlIle; St. Al-
ban's Ch., Glenwilliams; Knox Ch.,
Bnmtford; Presb. Chs., Bradford and
Huntsville, and others; also the Trad-
ers Bank of Can. Head Office Bdg.,
Toronto's first sky - scraper, and
branches at Bloor and Yonge Sts. and
Avenue Rd.; Winnipeg. Guelph, West
Selkirk, etc., besides a large number or
residences; In a letter to Sir Wilfrid
LaurieI', ApI., 1910, strongly condemned
the plans for the new Departmental
Buildings, Major's HllI Park, Ottawa,
on behalf of his prof. In Can., on the
ground of their being" a travesty on
good architecture to; a Con.; an Ang.;
a FOI'e-ster and fa Fre-emason.-185 Bal-
moral Ave., Toronto; Rosedale Golf
Club, do.
Baker, George William, lawyer'
Provl. public s.ervice. '
S. late Godfrey Phipps B., Postmas-
ter, Ottawa, and his first wife, Eliza-
beth Julia, d. CoL Clements. R. C.
Rifles; b. Ottawa, Aug. 4, 1854; e.
Ottawa Classical and Com. Sch., Ont.
Coll., Picton, and Ottawa Grammar
Seh.; ibarrlster (Ont.), 1881; d'O.
(Man.), 1882; .AMI., Win'l1;!þeg, 1888-89
and 1898; Police IMagte., VVlinni,peg,
1901-03; author Off tJlre IntrO'ductlon of
t'he Jud.leature Ad into Man.; Is P.
Grollid .Tunior Warden of Freemasons
1fan.; first Oommoo'Ore ,Lake of thé
\Voods Yacht 'Club; an Au'g.. and 18. del.
to the ISynod; m., 1st, 1884, Jeannie
H. (d. ApI.. 1895), d. E. G. Eastman
Hallowell, Me., U. S. OoooU'1 ,to <Cork
and Glasgow; 2ndly, Se'Pt., 1906, Annie
(d. July, 1908), d. Wm. Grime, Gl'en-
woo
, Harroga.te, Eng. - Winnipeg;
Manztoba Club,. St. Charles Count7.y
Club, do.
Baker, Rev, Gordon Harrington
(Bapt.).
S. Rf'uben Jacob and Ada (Hubley)
B.: b. Tancook Isd., N.S., Mch. 20,
1878; e. Acadia Unlv. (B.A. and gold
med. In oratory, 1904) ; and: Rochester
Theol. Semy. (B.D., 1907); m., Sept.,
1900, Miss Louise Hayden Harlow,
Sable River, N.S.; O. 1905; pastor Ga-
barouse and Forchue, C.B.; do., Pt.
St. Charles Bapt. Ch., Montreal, May,
1907; resigned to take up duties In the
Annex, 19<19; a memo Bd. of Mangrs.
Intern. Baipt. Y. People's Union of
Am.; Presdt. Montreal Rapt. Y. Peo-
ple's Union and V.-P. Ont. and Quebec
Baopt. Y. People's Union.-f08 Ash Ave.,
Montreal.
Baker, Hugh Cos8art, company offi-
cIal.
Eng. origin; o. S. Hugh .c. B., F.I.A.,
founder Can. Life Assur. Co., who was
presdt., mangr. and actuary thereof,
and held first policy in the Co. ; grands.
BAKER.
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Capt. Geo. W. B., R.A., who settled
In Ottawa and was first postmaster of
that city; b. Hamilton, Ont., 1847: e.
priv8JOO schs.; m., 1st, Oct., 1869, MaTton
M. (d.), y. d. late Edward IMathews,
London, Ont.; 2ndly, Feb., 1899, Con-
stanc.e 'Charlotte ,Mary, y. d. late C. F.
A. M.arkgraf, M.A., .Montreal; !passed
Royal Mi1. Sch. when 18, and was
junior ensign 113th Reogt. at RIldigeW1aY.
1866 (med.); afterwards financed and
built the first street ry. In Hamil-
ton, and In 1878 orgBnized and owned
the first Telephonp Co. in Can. (and
the second one In the 'World) 8Jt Hamil-
ton; sold out to the Be]] Telephone
Co., df tOan., in 1880, and was mangr.
for .the Onto Dept. of .th8.Jt Co.
ti\] his resignation, Dec. 31, 1909;
Ang.-1S Herkimer St.. Hamilton, Ont.;
Hamilton Club; Royal Hamilton
Yacht Club; Hamilton Jockey Club,
do.,. Toronto Club,. Caledon Mountain
'l'?'out Club, Toronto.
.. A. ma-DI eminently just and oon
sideTste."-H. Times.
Baker, Bev, Jacob Johnson (Bapt.),
educationist.
German descent: ancestors came
from Penn. time Am. Revolution
b
Baker Hnt, Whitchurch, York. Ont..
Oct. 2. 1854: P. Woodstock Coll., To-
ronto Univ. (B.A., 1881
M.A., lR82)
and Toronto Bapt. con.; m.. Sept..
1 R83. Ida Emma WolventiOn, d. Rev.
Dr. H. P. Fitch; o. 1882: held pas-
tonates at Be-l-lev.Hle, Wal]kerton, anI(]
St. .Tohn, N.:B.; a'Pp,td. Presdt. HHrd-
Ing Hall Girl's' Sch.. Lon-don, Owl..
A'ug., 19(H; favours state and muni-
cipal ownershirp; ijncllnes to true. Ohris-
tian socla1lism.-Harding Hall, London,
Onto
Baker, Joseph Allen, legislator; man-
ufacturer.
Descended from a Quaker family.
whIch first settled In Ire1.: s. late .Tos
and Sarah .T. B., Maple Ridge Farm,
Trenton. Ont.; b. there, 1852: e. Tren-
ton HIg-h Sch.; removed to Eng., 1876,
In the Interests of the firm of .Tos. B. &
Sons. Ltd., engineers, WnIpsden, which
he then entd. and of which hE' Is now
the head; elected to London eo.
Councf] for E. Flnsbury (on resigna-
tion of Lord Rosebery); has repre-
F;ented E. Finsbury In Eng-. H. C., In
Lib. Interest, since 1905: well known
In London for his philanthropic work
and In connection with the estabIlsh-
ment there of the Adult Sch. move-
ment; was for some yrs. Presdt. Lon-
don A>du1t Sch. Union; a memo extve.
Nml.te. Unlv
rsal RaJces Con'gress, Lon-
don, 1911 ; has Þeen 'Prominently Identi-
fied with tmmway oextensJon ; m., 1878.
Elizabeth Balmer, d. Richard 'MoscrLp,
Mor&bart:Jtle, ROxfburghShire, Scot. -
Donnington, Harlesden, London, N. W.
.. A Liòprl1l of the Liò{'rnls."-'l'. (HO/)8
Baker, Lt.-Col, Louis Baymond.
S. Geo. Washington B.; b. N.
Georgetown, P.Q., Aug. 30, 1842: e.
there and Huntingdon Acad.: m., 1868,
Flavle (d. .Mch., 19'03), d. .T. B. Bran-
Chaml; for many yrs. In merca,nUle lif.e
at BeauhRTnois and in Montreal;
served 4 yrs. a CounclUor and 8 yrs.
Mayor of Beauharnols; for 13 yrs.
Postmaster, do.: was also Preli1dt. S.
W. Ry. (now forming a portion of
N. Y. Central Ry. system) ; began mil.
career as a private, 64th Regt., anrl
passed through every gradp therein UT'
to It.-cot; retired, 1895 (Fenian Raid
med. and long service decoration):
el'eCted Presdt. and Commandant Can.
Veterans' Assn.. 1910; re-elected do.,
1911; a R. C.-
95 Notre Dame St. E.,
Maisonneuve, P.Q.
Baker, Malcolm Clapp, veterinary sur-
geon.
B. Dunham, P.Q.. 1849; e. Dunham
Acad.; m. Aug., 1890, Mary, d. late
.Tohn Loven, publisher. Montreal; grarl
Montreal Vet. Colt, 1879; after being-
apptd. Inspr. of live stock. Montreal
(a position he stnI retains), was
for 14 years prof. of anatomy In
the Ontario Vet. Col1., becoming
aftprwards prof. of compo med.
and vpt.
('Ience, McGill Unlv.: a mpm.
firm McEachrpn (q.v.). B. & Mc-
Eachren (q.v.) vpt. surg'pons: electe
Prpsdt. Montreal VPl. Mf'd. Assn., 1887.
and Presdt. As
n. vet. Surgeons. P.O..
1906.-194 Milton St., Montreal; Thistle
Cw'litlg Club, do.
Baker, Manly Benson, educationist.
S. Hy. B.. Stratforrl. Ont.: b. therp.
Mch. 29, 1877: e. public schs. and CoHo
Tnst., 8tratford: Queen's Unlv., King-
ston (B.A. :md med. In geol., 1900).
and Sch, of Mining, clo. (B.Sc., 1902) :
awarded a feHow. Columbia CoIL.
N. Y., 1903: pursued summer course::lt
Hpj(1 p lb p rg, Germany. 1907: moo 1905.
Annlp (d. Dec.. 1907), e. d. .Tas. Frank-
lin. Winnipeg; tutor in veol. Queen'!'!
Unlv., 1900-03: lpctnrer In geol. and
mineral., do., 1 Q04-07: prof. In charg-e
geol. dent.. 1907-08; mining Insnr.. Co-
balt. 190'6; apptd. head of ColI. of
Mining, Kingston, 1909: author report
of geol. on exploration survey, Abhltfbl
Dlst. (Burenu of Mines, Ont.) , 1900;
II Notes on Occurrence of Corundum In
Ont." (Can. Min. Inst.). 1904: .. Clay
and the Clay Industrtps of Ont.,..
spE'-<'ial rpport (Bureau of Mines, Ont.) ,
1906: 'M"th.-Kingston, Ont.; F?'otlt-
enac Club, do.
Balter. Bav Palmer. pducationlst.
.s. Rev. .T. .T. B., IM.A. (q.v.). an'<l Id.a
Emmta Wolverton (Fi,tch) B., Ithe la ttPT
a writer of occaslon-a1 verse; U. E. L
f1psc p nt. and onp of the oldpst Am.
famlUes; b. Fonthttt. Ont., sppt. 21.
1883; P. Marltimp Provlncp!=:, London
("0]1. JT'!'!t.. and Western Unlv. ancl
con. (B.A. I'!nd gpneral proficIencY
prlzeman, 19M)): during colI. carper
aided materh\nv In fOllndfng- thp Arre-
ODag-us. a 1itpnary and debRtlng club
of ml'! rkpd influpncp: nl'!!'! since donp
special wnrk In mod. lang.; a grad.
sch. In Eng. (Chicago Univ.). 1909;
elected a Senator Western Unlv., 1906:
Rometlme Secy.-Treas. and a dlr. Hard-
Ing Hall eon. and Central Con-sHv.:
anptd. Instr. In mod. lang.. HI
hfield,
Hqmllton, Ont., 1906; rpslg-ned. Dec..
1908, to devote himself to literary
study; published, for private clrcula-
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BAKER-BALDERSO
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tion, II Croynan Hall; The Maid of the
Mask, and A Tale of Rothenburg," a
collection of verse written during col-
lege days (1908); a Lib. and an Imp.
as far as Imperialism is com.patible
with the development of Can. nation-
ality.-Care Ii Highfield," Hamilton,
Onto
.. As a poet dignified and beautiful."-
Cnn. Bookseller.
Baker, Samuel. Can. civic serv.ice.
S. John B., contractor, Blaenavon.
Eng. ; b. there, 1860; e. Monmouth and
Westminster public schs.: won prizes
In physiol. and scholar. at Westmlnstf'r,
and was first in pol. econ.; head mas-
ter Element. Sch., Blaenavon, 1880;
principal S. S. 10, Westminster, 1887;
do., Belmont Pub. Sch., 1889; do. Ches-
ley Ave. Sch., London, Ont., 1890; do.
St. George's Schs., do., 1894; apptd.
City Clerlt, London, Ont.. 1904; a
PreSb.; m., 1st, !Mary (d.), od. Chades
Viaug-han, BLalffiliRVOI1!; 2'ß1f1 l ly, Lj,J'l'Ïe, ,d.
A. M. 'HO/Ward, London, Ont.-London,
Onto
Baker, Walter Reginald, Can. ry. ser-
vice.
S. Stephf'n and Priscilla (PlimsolI)
B., York, Eng. ; b. York, May 25, 1f<52;
e. privately; m., 1st, 1875, Jane Helen
(d. May, 1902), y. d. late R. W.
Crulce, Ottawa, Ont.; 2ndly, Oct., 1907,
Belle Drysdale (d. June. 1908), 3rd
d. late Andrew Paton, "Rockmount,"
Sherbrooke, P.Q.; 3rdly, Dec., 1909,
Miss Elsie Dicke, Vienna, Austria;
entd. ry. ærvice, 1873, as local freight
and pass. agf'nt, Can. Centl. Ry., Ot-
tawa; private secy. Marquis of
Dufferin and A va, Gov.-Genl. of
Can., 1874-78;" Asst. Secy. Treas. Bd.,
Ottawa, 1878-81; re-entering ry. ser-
vice, has been successively asst. to
Genl. Supdt. and local Treas. C. P. R.
(W. D.) ; purchasing agent, same dlv.,
1882-83; asst. to Genl. Man}
T., same
road, 1882-83; Genl. Supdt. Man. &
N. ,"\T. R., 1883-92; Genl. Maugr., do.,
1892-1900; executive agent, C. P. R.,
Winnipeg, 1900-01; asst. to V.-P., do.,
1901-05; asst. to Presdt., do., 1905-08;
Secy. of co. and asst. to Presdt.
Mch. I, 1908; on leaving Winnipeg
for Montreal, 1901, was presented by
the business community with a Bolfd
silver service, "in recognition of the
integrity, unfailing courtesy and great
ability displayed by him as an
official and as a publfc-spirited citl-
Zf'n "; had charge of the Royal train
over the C. P. R. lines during the sev-
eral visits of the Prince and Princess
of Wales (now Kling land Queen -of
Enog., q.v.), PrInce ATithulT IQIÍ Oon-
l!1iauglht, and IPrince FushimJi, land was
presented with Ihandg.ome testimonials
from each 011' these .personages, as well
as fI'iOl!Tli th
'l'ate King Edward VII. (in
t.he case of Prinoe .A.nthur of Con-
naught), in I8.cknow,leod'gmellit of his anò
the co.'s servloes and attentions to the
iI'lust!rious visito'I's; decora,te'd' with 3rd
class of tJhe Order o.f the Sacred Trea-
sure by the Emperor of Jlapan, 1906;
applbd. an Esquire {)If 'the OrdleT Q1f 1St.
Jom 'Of Je, rusalJ'e'lTI 1910; Iheld audience
witlh Kirug
OI'g>e and Queen Mary
(q. v.), IBuckingham tPa;I'ace., A'P'lI., 19'11;
Ang.-773 She1'brooke St. W., .Montreal;
St. James's Club; lI-It. Royal Club;
Royal Montreal Golf Club; lIfontreal
Jockeu Clll,b, do.; Rideau Club; Coun-
try Club, Ottawa; Manitoba Club, Win-
nipeg.
Baker, William Athenaise, lawyer.
S. Lt.-Col. L. R. B. (q.v.) and Flavle
(Branchaud) B.; b. Beauharnois, P.Q.,
June 21, 1905; e. Jo1iette ColI. and St
Mary's (Jesuit) Coli., Montreal; gradu-
ated LL.B., Laval Univ., 1895; advo-
cate, do.; practised In Montreal .for
some yrs. In partnership with F. D.
Monk, K.C., M.P. (q.v.) ; a former con-
tributor to La Revue Legale; author of
a comedy, "Place a I}o'Amour" (1905),
which has been hig-hly spoken of In
Ute'rary drol'es, anld .. IProse et Pen-
see's" : aRC.; m. !Miss A'U'ld.-l0B St.
Luke St.. J.rontreal; Ahuntsic, P.Q.
Baker, William Coombs, educationist.
Quaker df'scent; s. late John F. B.,
Kingston, Ont.; b. there; e. Queen's
Unlv. (M.A., 1895); m., June, 1904,
Bessif\. e. d. late Wm. Workman, Strat-
ford, Onto ; post-g-rad. studies at Camb.
Univ., Eng.; lecturer In expo physics,
on "The Robt. Waddell" foundation,
Queen's Unllv., 1902; as.st. prof. do.
si'l1.oee 19/)6; asst. mining .inspr., Coool1.
DisiÌ., 1906; elected mem. Am. I':h1y-
sioo,l. Soc., 1907, aut'hl{),r ()if s-evern,l
papers on scientific subjoeots.-91 Clergy
St. W., Kingston. Onto
Baker, William Henry, educationist.
B. London, Eng., Feb. 22, 1844; e.
there; m. In Eng.; has always been
engd. In educational work; was princi-
pal of the Baroness Burdett Coutts
Sch., London. for 17 yrs., and since
coming to Can. has been principal of
the Baron de Hirsch Inst., Montreal,
since its opening; was Presdt. of the
Westminster Teachers' Assn., and the
founder and first Secy. of the Pupfl
Teachers' Examn. Bd., afterwards de-
veloppd by the London Sch. Bd. into
the Central System of Instruction of
Pupil Teachers; Is a Freeman of the
Pity of London, and a memo of the
Glovers Co.; aided in the work Ini-
tiated by the late Baron de Hirsch; was
overSf'er of Westminster for 4 yrs. and
Chairman of the Building- Comte. of
thf' Westminster Town Hall; Is a memo
of the Soc. of Arts, London; masonl-
('ally he stands Vf'Ty high, having been
the founder of the Abbey Lodge of
Westminster and its second Master,
and a memo and Secy. of the R. A.
Chap. of the Military Chap. the Wan-
derers, and Past Z. of Robt. Burns
Chap., one of the oldest chaps. under
the Eng. constitution; is also a For-
ester and Odd Fellow; formerly a stan'
sf\rgt. In the Artists' Volunteer Corps,
he recf'lved a commission In the 21st
Middlesex, 1887; was also one of the
foundprs of the Empire Cadf't Corps,
from which he rf'tlred as a It.-col.-
Derarie A ve., lilt. Royal Vale, lIfont-
real.
Balderson, Lt.-Col, James Morris.
lawyer
S. late Robt. B., Perth, Ont.; a
grands. John ß., one ot WeIIUngton'8
BALDWIN
BALFOUR.
55
veterans; b. there, Aug. 5, 1862; e.
there and at Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1884); unm.; barrister, 1887; K.C.,
1908; sucoessfuHy praCitises in Berth,
in partnership with Hon. A. ;J.
Matheson (q. v.); Mayor of Perth,
1902; has served as an ofl'r. in 42nd
(Lanark and Renfrew) Regt. for many
yrs.; succeeded to the command, as
It.-coI., Feb. 1, 1908; Ang.; a Free-
mason.-Perth, Onto
Baldwin, Edmund st, George, physi-
cian.
E. s. late Rev. Canon Edmund B.
and Frances ;Jemima (Grasett) B.; b.
Oct. 12, 1851; e. London, ant.. and
Toronto Univ.; B.M., C.M. (Edin.),
1875; L.R.C.S. (Edin.), 1877; resident
physician Royal Infirmary, Edin., for
some yrR; Ang.; m., ;Jan., 1899, Louisa
Helen, d. late E. Montizambert, Que-
bec.-86 St. Gem"ge St., TOTOnto.
Baldwin, Frederick Walker, scientist.
S. Robt. B.. Toronto, bv his second
wife, EI'lzabeth Mary, d. Horatio Nel-
son Walker, fonnerly Qf Riversdal
, nr.
Dublin, IreI.; grands. late Hon. Robt.
E., C.B., one of the Fathers of Respon-
sible Govt. In Can.; b. Toronto, ;Jan. 2,
1882; e. Bp. Ridley ColI., St Cathar-
Ines. ant., and Toronto Univ.; gradu-
ated Sch. Practical Science, Toronto.
1906; m., ;June, 1908, Kathleen. d.
Chas. L. Parmenter, Gananoque. ant.;
for some yrs. chief asst. to Prof. A.
Graham Bell (q.1'.), In the Invention
ûf airships, Baddeck, N.S.; planned
and supervised thf' erection of the first
tower ever constructed of tetrahedral
cells, Badf1eck, 1907: has lectured on
.. Airships and Af'rial Navigation": as
a student, when capt. of thf' Varsity
team, won the Can. football champion-
ship; -presdt. Toronto Unlv. Cricket
Club, 1906-7; a m
m. Aerial Experl-
menrt Assn. (:for ftoights se
N. Y. World
Almanac, 1910, p, 435); Ang.-Bad-
deck. N.S.
.. . Case.y' Baldwin. at O'ne time famO''Us
O'n the college footlball warn, is now en"
ga.ged in <the navig-ation of the- heavens,
and is O'ne of the fO'Temost Oanadians &0
en
a.ged."-T. News.
Baldwin, Rev. Henry GraBett (Ang.)
Sec. s. late Rev. Canon Edmund B
Toronto, and Frances ;Jemima (Gra.
Sf'tt) B.: b. Toronto, Mch. 18, 1854; e
Camh. Unlv. (M.A.); m., ;Jan., 1880
Helena Lee, d. late Hon. ;J. W. Gwynne
a judge of the Supremf' Ct., Can.: 0
deacon, 1879; priest, 1881; sometime
rector Ch. of the Ascension (Canon B
Memorial Ch.), Toronto; subsequently
rector Ang. Ch., Mentonf', France:
chaplain Holy Trin. Ch., Rome, sinN'
1904.-Rome, Italy.
Baldwin, Rev, John BusseU (Rapt.).
S. Rev. J. A. and De\oiløh (T'hð'mp-
son) B., Arkona, Ont.: b. Co. Essf'x.
Ont.. Dec. 7,
863; e. Woodstock CoIl.,
McMaster Umv. and the Divinity Sch.
Chicago Univ.: m., ;Jan., 1893, Mis;
Florence M. Byers, Omemee, Ont.; o.
1891; pastor Elkhorn, Wis. (over 5
yrs.); do. Ithaca, Mich. (7 yrs.) ; do.
Calumet, do. (5 1-2 yrs.); student
pastor Wallaceburg, Fingal and Bailie-
boro', Ont., and Pilot Mound, Man.;
now (1910) pastor Dufferin St. Bapt.
Ch., Toronto.-SO Lappin Ave., Toronto.
Baldwin, Maurice Day, contractor and
builder.
E. s. late Rt. Rev. M. S. B., D.D.,
Bp. of Huron, and Sarah ;Jessie (Day)
B.; b. Montreal, Oct. 22, 1874; e. there,
Toronto Unlv., anò Trin. Univ., To-
ronto (B.A., 18!16; M.A., 1898) ; studied
theoI. at Wycliffe Coll.; after ordina-
tion was successively asst. at St.
Stephen's Ch., Westmount, and rector
Beauharnois, P.Q.; apptd. rector All
Saints' Ch., Montreal. 1903; resigned,
May, 1907, and now follows a secular
occupation: m., ApI.. 1905, Mary Alex-
andra Marguerite, o. d. late R. R.
Stevenson, Montreal.-194 Park Ave.,
Montreal.
Baldwin, Stephen Yarwood, Am. ry.
serv,ice.
Y. s, W. W. and ,Susannalb Moary
(Yø,rwood) B.; b. To'J'lonrbo, Dec. 27
1870; e. there; m. Emma Mabel, d:
Huson 'Murray, K.C. (q.v.), Toronto;
resld!t. Car:. Soc., iP.itltsburg, 1904-5;
IS commercIal freight ag>ent, Delaware
& Hudson Co., ,I'Ii.ttsburg, Pa.-Pitts-
bu
'g, Pa.; P.ittsburg Traffic Club; Can-
adz.an Club, do.
Balfour, The Venerable Andrew Jack-
son (Ang.).
S. late Rev. Andrew and Eliza
(Cowlthorpe) B. (father's family from
Sco'Ì.; mother's from Eng.) ; b. Water-
loo, P.Q., Dec. 25, 1845; e. Bishop's
ColI. Sch., Lennoxville (Mountain
scholar.), and Bishop's CoIl. Unlv.,
Lennoxville, P.Q. (B.A., 1869; M.A.,
1872; D.lC.L., 1907); m., Nov., 1910,
Ed!i-th Marina, d. llate A'llex. l:MIarIin l g,
formerlty Deoptty. Minr. {)If ,Educ., ant.;
o. d'eacon, 1869: ,priest, 1872: ßucces-
siv.ely incumben:t Lêvis, Hatley, and
RJichr.n1ond; recbor 8t. iPeter"s, Que
e,
1888-1906; R. D., Quebec, 1900-06;
canon Quebec Cath., 19.03-06; a.rch-
d'eacon or! St. Franc'is. '1906; do. Que-
bec, '1909; !has s.erverd as Gen
'. Secy.
Quebec Oh. Soc., as ,Secy.-Treas. Que-
bec's Måssiony.organizaUon, Gen1. .Miis-
sliony. Agent of th'e diooese, and as a
de1. Gen1. ønld IProv1. Synods: a
de1. Pan--iAng. .Congress, LOIl'd!on, Eng..
1908; an officfal del'. Halifax Ang.
Bi-.oent. cel1ebNlItian
1910; was one
()1f tlh-e mover
lin having .the Plains
of Abraham converted Into a public
park, 1901.-
3 Ste. Ursule St., Quebec.
. ., His sturdy manihood is only equaIled by
Ius great humility and hig amiahlp and
retiring dispO'sitiO'n."-Quebec Chronicle.
Balfour, George Hopper, banker.
S. late Rev. Andrew B., a native of
Irel., who was successively Ang. In-
cumbent of New Carlisle, Waterloo,
Kingsey, Lachine, etc., and Eliza B. ; b.
Waterloo, P.Q., ApI. 5, 1848; e. Len-
n.Qxvil\ollf': m.., 1st, Alice Charl'oltte (d.
;Jan., 1907), d. late S. ;J. Shaw, Quebec:
2nd,ly, ;Jan., 1911, Anni.e Rus'seH, widow
late ;Jas. Piiddington, QuE'tbec; joined
staff Union Bank of Can., 1870;
was subsequemtoly Genl. Inspr.; for
5 yrs. 'Mangr. at! W.inni'peg and for
56
BALFOUR-BALLANTYNE.
13 YI"S. Man-gr. at iMontrea1; aw.td.
Genl. (MaI1Jgr., do., .Tan. '12, '1904;
servetl as C8'pt. 81th Royal- Rifles,
an{!. on' one occasi{)n, accO'l11'Panled
Can. team to Wiimb
-edl()ln; retdreà as
paymaster, May, 1885; a:s a rifle
shot WOIl1 Go.v.-Genl.'s gold med. an-d.
the cl1ampionship ()f Can.; an en-
thusiastic golfer, served as capt. Royal
Montreal Golf Club, and was Presdt.
Can. Golf Assn., 1901; was one of the
founders Royal Montreal Golf Club:
Is a CounclUor Can. Bankers' Assn.
and of Bishop's Coll., LennoxviUf': also
a Gov. Proto Hosp. for Insane. Mont-
real; an Ang.--57 E8planade, Quebec:
Quebec Garrison Club; St. James'8
(",lub, Montreal; :Manitoba Club, Win-
nipeg.
Balfour," "Grant, (See Grant, .James
Miller. )
Balfour, James, architect.
E. s. late Peter B., aSSf'ssmt, ('ommr.,
Hamilton, Ont.. a native Fifeshire,
Scot., and - (Waug-h) B.: b. Hamil-
ton, 1852; e. Central Sch.. tñere: stud-
i-ed aorohU,eciure, Oan. 'anlf!. EiHnb'l1rg>h;
his works indud.e 'Boys' Home anf1 City
RiaH, Hamilrt'On, Alma La'dli.es' OoU., Srt.
Thomas, Ont., and Musf'um of Art, Df'-
trolt: a PN'sb.-Hamilton, Onto
Ball, AUjfUBtus Harry, Prov!. Govt.
service.
S. Ralph B., H. M.'s Civil Service.
Macc1esfleld, Eng-.: h. Lonõon, Eng.,
1873; e. there anõ Unlv. Man. (B.A..
1
fj5: 'M.lA., 1905: LL.:B., do.: m.,
1899. Emilly 1M.. 3rõ d. Wm. Dixon,
Petf'rboro. Ont.: apvtd. Insp. of RC'hs.,
ask., 1903; ('Iectf'd a R"nator Hnlv.
Bask., 1907: i3Jlso memo Extve. OOInte.
ask. Prov!. Educ. A ssn.; a Lib.: a
Presb.-Yorkton, Sask.; Yorkton Clltb,
do.
Ball, :Francia James, physicfan.
S. .Jas. and Sara (Edwards) B.:
Irish anõ Eng. df'sepnt: h. Rughy,
Ont., 1865: e. thf'rf', Orfllia High Rch.,
Blurl" ("oll. II'Ist., and Toronto Nor-
mal Sch.: graduatf'd M.B.. Toronto
Unlv., 1893; M.D..C.M., Trln. Unlv.,
Tor., do: memo CoHo P. fmd S.. Ont..
lR93: M.RC.S. (En!!.). 1907: L.RC.P.
(Lond.), d{).; practised- prof. at Slng-
ham,nton., .o1l1.t., 1893-1905; I':in{,f> tlhen at.
Regina; was prlnciva 1 Public F:eh.,
Marchmont, Ont., 1883-85: do.. ZP-
vhyr, Ont., '18R8: ,Prot.; Inil.--Cor. S.
Railwa" and Scarth Sts., Regina. Sask.
Ball, Franci. Bamsay, lawyer.
Familv eam(> to Am. from thf' Grand
Duehy òf Ba
pn, Gf'rmany. H47; rp-
mainI'd In the !present U. S. till
the 'breaking 'Out {)of thf' Am. revo-
IntlonaTy w!'\r, when his grandr.,
CoT. Mann Ball, and his gt.-g-rlmdf.
reoo. cOll11mi'Sslons in Butler's Ran-
gers, serve-d d.urlng the war, and rut
Its close settled on lands near Niagara,
granted them for their mil. services:
b. Tp. Niagara, Ont., Nov. 5, 1827: f'.
Niagara Grammar Sch.: m. 1 st Milli-
cent C. (d. ) , d. And rew Thompson:
2nd1y, Agnes G., d. late Cavt. Baxter,
R. e. Rifles; barrister, 1850; K.C.,
1876; elk. or 1lhe pea,ce and CrOlWn
Atty., Co. Oxfo'I"d, On.t., 1863-1903; un-
successfully contested S. Ox.f{)rd, IJib.
1JIterest, 1856, 'being àeferutoed 'by one
vote; a Cong.-Woodstock, Onto
Ball, George, manufacturer.
S. late Reuben and Flavle (Fon-
taine) B.: Scotch denp.ent on father's
side: b. Champlain, P.Q., Sept. 11,
1838; e. Nicolet Commercial Sch.; a
lumber merchant and manfr.; a dlr.
South Shore Ry.; m., July, 1864,
Eliza, d. Lt.-Co!. .Jas. Thurher, Ste.
Croix, P.Q.; has been Mayor of Nico-
let; sat for Nicolf't (Local), 1897-
1900, and for same seat (H. C.), 1900-
04 ; unsuccessful for same seat (H. C.),
aminst Roo. C. R. Devl'in (q.v.), Dec.,
1906; served as tOOIl1. whoLp (H. C.),
w1h:ilJ.'e a memo .of tha:t bod'Y; Con. ; R. C.
-369 St. Catherine St. E., Montreal;
Club Lafontaine, Montreal.
Ball, Rev, George Harvey (Bapt.).
S. .Jonathan and Marcy (Harvey)
B.; b. Sherbrooke, P.Q., Df'c. 7, 1819:
f'. Fannlngton Acad. and Grand River
Tnst., 0.; m., .Jan., 1848, Miss Marla
L. Benchley, prin. Gf'auga Sf'my., 0.:
after being pastor of sPvf'ral ehs., was
ed. Baptist Union, N. Y., 1871-77;
founder (and Presdt. since 1892)
Keuka ColI.: author II Guide to the
Lord's Supper," II Story of .Jesus,"
II Christian Baptism," and .. Bible Syl-
labns."-Keuka Park, N.Y.
Ballantyne, Charles Colquhoun, manu-
facturer.
S. late .John B., Montreal, a native
of the Orlmey Islands, and Christina
M. (Gordon) B.. a native of Edin-
burgh, Scot.: b. Colquhoun, Ont., Aug.
9, 1867; e. there and Montreal; com-
menced business career In Montreal
when a boy, becomln.E!', while f;till a
young man, mango dir. of thf' Sher-
win-Wllliams Paint Co., a position he
still occUJp.les; was one {)i1' the 'Pur-
chasers 011' t>he en1h"e con-cern, .JunJe-,
1911; since then has been V.-P. as
well as gena. man.gr. of Ithe Co.; a
COUinclI1or 'Miontreal 13d. off Trade;
a dir. Can. Cem-enrt: iOo., ;Lt:d.; a Ufe
goV. We'Stern Hosp.; formerJ.y Mayor
01' W'estmoun'Ì: was !Pre-sdt. local
branch .can. 'Man1rs.' Assn., 1903,
and of Can. Manfrs.' Assn., 1905-6;
apptd. a HA.rbor Commr., Montreal,
1907; presented to King Edward,
Windsor Castle, 1905; favours a
thoroughly Can. tarlfl': m., 1891, Ethel,
d. Th{)s. TrenilOlme, \M{)n trea;J We st.-
Hillsview Ave., Montreal West; Can-
ada Club; St. James's Club, Montreal.
II A Canadian from heel to crown."-
T Globe.
.. One of the foremost captains of Uana.
dian industries."-M. Witness.
Bal1antyne, Rev, James (Presb.), edu-
cationist.
S. late Hon. Thos. and Mary (Ballan-
tyne) B.; b. nr. Stratford, Ont., Aug.
22, 1857; e. St. Mary's CoHo Inst. (Dr.
Tassle's), Toronto Univ. (B.A., with
1st class honours In mod. lang., Eng.,
and hist., 1880), and Leipzig; studied
theoJ. .at Knox Coll., Princeton Theo!.
Semy., and Edinburgh Unlv.; D.D.
BALLANTYNE-BAKNERMAN.
57
(Man. Univ.), 1906; do. (Queen's
Unlv.), 1907; o. 1885; pastor Knox
Ch., London, Ont., do.; do. Knox Ch.,
Ottawa, 1894; prof. ch. hist. and
apolog., Knox CoIl., Toronto, 1896;
do. ch, hist. and ch, govt., do., 190>1 ; de-
clined nomination to principalship of
Knox ColI., 1907; a Senator Toronto
Unlv.; an ex-Councillor Alumni Assn.,
d.o.; a memo Extve. Comte. Kn'Ûx ColI.
Alumni Assn., and V.-P. local branch
Lord's Day Alliance; addressed the
Genl. United Assn. of Scot., Edin-
burgh, on .. The Church in Can.,..
1906; m., Jan., 1886,
llorence, d. late
Hon. Ohas. Clarke, Elora, Ont.-26Z
St. George St., Toronto.
II Will hold his own and a good leal
more."-Can. Presb.
II A sound scholar, with practical ability;
hi
whole character commands respect and
confidence."-T. Globe.
Ballantyne, Bobert :JI4itchell, mer-
chant.
S. late Hon. Thos. iE. 3JIld Mary (Bal-
lantyne) B.; b. Stratford, Ont., Aug.
20, 1859; e. there; early associated
with his father in his extensive dairy-
Ing and other interests, becoming
Presdt. Western Dairymen's Assn.;
removed to Montreal, as Can. partner
In firm of Lovell & Christmas, Ltd.,
London, Eng., one of the largest
wholesale dealers in dairy products in
,the 'World, 1901; a dir. Dake of ,tIhe
Woods Milling Co., and of Thetford
Asbestos Syndicate; a promoter Mont-
real Packing Co., Anchor \Vire Fence
Co., and Fortier & Monette, Ltd.; has
served as Presdt. Produce Merchants'
Assn. and V.-P. Montreal Bd. Trade;
a Presb.; m., Aug., 1889, Carlotta L.,
d. late Chas. Scott, barrister, Strat-
ford, Ont.-SO li'orclen Ave., West-
mount, Montreal; St. James's Club;
Canada Club; Montreal Curling Club.
Ballantyne, Rev, William Douglas
(Presb.).
S. Jas. B.; b. Ha
ick, Scot., Jan.
29, 1831; e. Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1870) ; graduated Knox CoIl., Toronto,
1867; o. same year, and has held pas-
torates at Brooklyn, la., \Vhitby, and
;Pembroke; has .been f'ÛT 6 yrs. ed.
Canada Presbyterian, Toronto; m.,
May, 1874, Miss Joanna E. Shoolbred,
Dunfermline, Scot.-157 Rose Ave., To-
ronto.
Ballard, Rev, George Grey (Ang.).
S. Rev. Thos. B. and Ann (Woods)
B. (d. Capt. John Woods, Enniskillen
Dragoons, niece of Col. Geo. Grey,
slain in scaling the walls of Badajos,
1812, and cousin of Sir Geo. Grey, late
Govr. of Cape Colony and New Zea-
land); b. Downpatrick, Irel., July 7,
1842; e. Trln. ColI., Dublin (B.A.,
1877); m., 1st, Aug., 1867, Miss Min-
nie Parson (d.); 2ndly, Sept., 1879,
Car.oJ.li.ne Mary (d.), d. late Geo.
Boomer, barrister; o. deaooll', 1876;
priest, 1877; lincumhent AnmaJghmore,
Irel., 1876-78; reCitor Trin\. Ch., St.
Thomas, Ont., 1878-85; {l'Û., Pro. .oath.,
LOIlld'ÛTI, Ont., '1885-86; asst. rector and
.rector St. John's Ch., .BuffaLo, N.Y.,
1886-1906; was instrumenrt.a;l- in, remov-
in'g a debit of $56,000 foom hds eh.; is
examg. chaplain 00 Bp, of W. Nerw
York, and prof. 'in De Danoey Divinity
Sch., Di()ces.e of W. New York.-Fre-
donia, N. Y.
Ballard, Rev, John Maclean (Ang.).
S. late John B. (U. E. L. descent),
Burford, Ont., and Prudence, d. Lt.-CoI.
Arch. .Maclean, Nashwaak, N.B.; b.
Burford, Ont.; e. Trin. Univ., Toronto
(B.A., 1865; M.A., 1896); o. deacon,
1865; priest, 1866; held charges at
Brooklin, Ancaster, N. Essa, St.
Catharines, Cayuga; for some yrs. rec-
tor St. Anne's, Toronto; m., 1st, Jean-
nette Anne (d. 1905), d. late Francis
Kennedy, Westbourne Grove, London,
Eng.; 2ndly, 1906, Mrs. Georgina Eliz-
abeth Wingate (née Turquand).--671
B1'oadview Ave., Toronto,
Bampton, George Edwin, lawyer.
S. late Augustus Hamilton B., C.E.,
and Caroline (Symons) B.; b. Ply-
mouth, Eng.; e. Christ's Hosp., Lon-
dJ(}n; f()r 5 .yrs. an offr. in 100 R. N.;
B.C.L., with 1st class honours (Mc-
Gill Untiv.) , 1879; advocate, do.; K.iC.
(E. of Derby), 1893; was R. O. for
Argenteuil, under E. F. Act., 1885;
apptd. town atty., Lachute, do; a Con.,
and was Presdt. Co. Con. Assn.; an
Ang., and a del. to Synod; m., 1st,
Aug., 1884, Anna Louise (d. Nov.,
1891), 3rd d. late Thos. Pollock, Post-
master, Hill Head, P.Q.; 2ndly, Sept.,
1896, Eva Kate, 3rd d. John Lawson,
MontreaI.-Lachute, P.Q.
Bancroft, Bev, Henry (Ang.).
Y. s. late Rev. Chas. B., D.D., LL.D.,
canon Christ Ch, Cath., Montreal; b.
there; e. High Sch., Montreal, and
Corpus Christl ColI., Cambridge (B.A.,
:LA., 1895) ; ail'so at Ridley C()I1i.; m.,
Se,pt., 1908, Annde Armour, o. d. Jas,
BII'()IW1'}o, .. All'C'oonoon Heig'hobS," and
Drummond ,Sit.. M.oIlJtreal; 0.' (Bp. of
\VlOrcester) deacon, 1897; pri'est, 1898;
öngd.. i'n .parl.sh work in Rugby and
Kenilworth; rector Hudson and Garno,
1902.-The Rectory, Hudson Height8.
P.Q.
Banfield, James Woodruff, banker.
O. s. late Jas. B., Halifax, N.S., a
native Walton-on-Tyne, Eng.; b. and
e. Halifax; m., Sept., 1906. Elizabeth
D., d. Rev. H. Gracey, Gananoque,
Ont.; is Asst. Mangr. Royal Bank of
Can., Cuba.-Havana, Cuba.
Bannerman, Mrs. Frances, poet;
artis t.
Y. d. late Hon. A. G. Jones, Lt.-Gov.
of N. S., Halifax, and Margt. Wise-
man (Stairs) .I.; Loyalist family, of
Welsh and Scotch ancestry; seventh
generation of Am. birth; b. Halifax,
N.S., ApI. 8, 1855; m., Sept., 1886,
Hamlet Bannerman, Lytham, Lancas-
ter, Eng.; an artist; has exhibited at
the Royal Acad., London, and the
Salon, Paris; author numerous poems
of a high order of merit, and of a
volume of vprse, .. Milestones" (1899),
highly praised by Brit. press; lives in
Italy.-Cm'e lIlrs. Milecete, 5f Maddox
St., London W., Eng.
58
BAPTIE-BARCLAY,
Baptie, George, physician; Onto public
service.
S. Alex. and Helen (Richardson) B.,
Roxburghshire, Scot.; b. nr. North
Church, Cavan, Durham, Ont., Feb. 2,
J845; e. local schs. and Toronto Univ.
(B.A., with silver medal In science,
1870; M.A" 1871); M.B. ('1'rin.
Univ., '1'oronto), 1875; early engd. in
teaching prof. (1st class cert.), subse-
quently prof. chern., Pro vi. Ag. ColI.,
Guelph, and Victoria Med. Sch., To-
ronto; Head Master High Sch., WeI-
land; Science Master, Ottawa Normal
Sch.; Ald. Ottawa, 1889-90: Coroner
do., since 1901; has been Presdt. Ot-
tawa Clinical Soc. and Med.-Chir. Soc.;
a Presb.; ID. Mrs. Margt. Wallace
.Pe,trie, O. d. F. A. Arul1erson, Aberdeen-
shire, Scot.-165 Gloucester St" Ottawa.
Barber, Charles A" journalist.
B. Chilliwack, B.C., Sept., 1879; re-
moved to Wlngham, Ont., with par-
ents, 1883; e. 'Vingham; after serving
on several newspapers, east and west,
purchased Pilot Mound Sentinel, 1903,
of which he is ed. and prop.; Meth;
Presdt. local branch Epworth League.
-Pilot i
.lound, Man,
Barber, Frank, civil engineer.
S. Jas B., Guelph, Ont., Scotch-Eng.
parentage; b. Milton, Ont., 1875; e.
Mt. Allison and Toronto Univs.; m"
Dec., 1908, Miss Ida Treadgold, To-
ronto ; graduated B.A.Sc" Toronto
Univ.; practises his prof. in Toronto;
a consulting engr.; memo Concrete
Inst., London, Eng.; apptd. co. engr.
York, On.t., Nov., 1908.--642 Spadina
Ave., 7'oronto; Engin8ers' Club, do,
Barber, Rev, :Frank Louis (Meth.).
S. late Alonzo Milton and Clarissa
Marie (Fowler) B.; b. Waterford,
Ont., .Jan. 26, 1877; e. Toronto Univ.
(B.A., 1903; M.A., 1905; Ph.D.,
1907) ; m., Nov., 190,9, Ethel Miay, y.
d. late .J,oIhn 1M. Treble, T,oronto; fur
sOime yrs. a public !Sch. teacb:er; l'ec-
turer on 'Phil., '.r.oronto Un1iv., 11902-03;
pursued theQil. studies VlictoniJa Univ.;
o. 1905; Ipast'Ûr ,paisl,ey iMemordal Oh.,
Guetlph, On.t., 1905; Jwte<r at Pres'1:J()ll.;
has ,travelloed extensively; reed. Ph.D.
as thJe TEO'ward for his research for :i
Y'l'S. in exoperdmen.t. 'Psyoh., along the
Ene of color æsthetios, together witlh
\\"(}rk ,in etJhios an1d pol-. eoon.-Lis-
towel, Onto
Barber, Major John Roaf, manufac-
turer.
S. late .Jas. B. (native Antrim, Irel.)
and Hannah (Patrick) B. (native
Berwick-on-'.rweed, Eng.); b. George-
town, Ont., .July 5, 1841; e. George-
town Acad. and private seh.; m., 1st,
1868, Mary (d. 1899). d. Francis Bar-
clay; ,2ndly, Miss Agnes Alberta Bes-
sey (d. 1906) ; acquired business train-
ing in office Georgetown Paper Mills.
owned by Barber Bros., of which firm
his father was a mem.; succeeded hi!"
father, as sole propr. of mills, on lat-
ter's death, 1880; is also Presdt. and
Mangr. Toronto Paper Manfg. Co.,
'1'oronto and Cornwall; and Presdt.
Barber & Ellis Co., Nepigon Pulp &
Paper Co., Leadville Mining Co., Lead-
ville, Col., Can. Brass & Tube Works,
Toronto, and Floralview Greenhouse
Co., Georgetown; likewise a dir. An-
glo-Am. Fire Ins. Co. and Dom. Con-
solidated Mines Co.; served as an offr.
20th Hitles (med. for Fenian raids and
long-service med.); retired' as hon.
mlajor, 190.5; ,has \been memo High Seh.
Bd. and Pre-sdt. IMIeClh. Lnst.; Reeve
lO,f GoorgebO'WTh, 1865-75; W'
u'ldoen of
Ha,lltJon, 1878; Teþreseruted H3Jllton
(Local). dn Ub. inbe-rest, 1898-1904:
a Cong.-Georgetown, Onto ; National
Club; Ontario Club
Toronto.
.. A successful, enterprising, capable and
upright business man."-T. Globe.
Barclay, Major Rev, James (Pres b.).
Third s. late .Jas. and Margt. Coch-
rane (Brown) B., Edinburgh, Scot.; b.
Paisley, Scot., .June 19, 1841.; e.
Grammar Sch. there, Merchiston Cas-
tle Sch., Edinburgh, and Glasgow
Uruiv. (D.D., 1892) ; LL.D. (-boon.), Mc-
GHIl Undv., 1906; m., June, 1873, Miss
Marian Simpson, Dumfries, Scot. (a
memo Genl. Comte. Royal Victorian
Order of Nurses); licensed, Paisley,
1870; O. 1871; having served at Cano-
pie and Linlithgow, was chosen as
collea,gu.e 0If Rev. Dr. M,cGreg1Or, rut
St. Cuthbert's, Edinburgh, ApI., 1878;
his fame as a preacher having reached
Montreal, he was, in 1883, unani-
mously called to St. Paul's Ch., in
that city, of which oongreg. he re-
mained ,p.astJOtr up rtJ(} Oct., .1910) ; pre-
se,nted wi 1:'h a ,puræ conJtain'ilJ1Jg
$78,300 (of W1hlicoh $73,300 iWaJS C'QII1'-
tributed by Lord Mountstephen) by
his cong., Nov., 1908; while in Scot.
was frequently summoned to Bal-
moral to preach before Queen Victoria,
an !lJ:OOlour which was rerpeated on his
subsequent occasional visits to his
native land, during the lifetime of
that sovereign; is a gov.'s fellow Mc-
Gill Univ., a life gov. Montreal Genl.
Hosp., a memo Advls. Bd. Proto Indust.
Rooms, Montreal; a gov. Verdun
Hosp. for the Insane; a trustee
Queen's Univ.; a senator Montreal
Pre.sb. CoiN.; l3!þptd!. chairman Bd. of
Proto Seh. GOImmrs., 19.11; is also
Presd,t. Assn. !Prot. T.eaC'hers, \P. Q., rat'
TraJfalgar Inst., Montreal, anl(]j of the
Laurentian .soc. 11'01' the .Trea'tJrn,enlt and
Control of Tubercul.; declllineò pt1in..
cipa,I,shJÏ!P QueEm's Un-iv., Kingston, .to
which he had be.en unaniall'ousliy elec.Wd:
on tlhe dlOO,1!h 0If Rev. Prill'. G. M. Gramt,
D.D., C.M.G., 1902; presented with his
portrait in oils by congo St. Paul's Ch.,
1903; as well known in Can. for his
efforts in the lecture field, and as ,3
literary man, as for his talents as a
preacher; a 'I,over of oO'Ut-of-doOlOr sports;
is equally celebra'ted for 'his :prow-
ess In golf, cricket, and curling; the
Edinùurgh Scotsman once spoke of
him as .. the best all-round cricketer
in Scot.": Is hon. Presdt. Scottish
Athletic Club; has been Presdt. This-
tle Curling Club and Metropolitan Golf
Club, chaplain Can. branch Royal Cale-
donian Curling Club, and capt. and
chapllajn RoyallMonltreal Golf Olub; a.s
chaplain, Montreal Gar. Arty., accom-
BARCLA Y
BARKER.
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pnnied that regt. to the N. W. at the
outbreak of the Riel Rebellion, 1885
(med., and given hon. rank of major,
1908); rt:ceived ,tlhe long-service de-
coration, 1907.-898 Dorchester St. W.,
Montreal; St. James's Club; Uni1.'e1'sity
Club, do.
"A splendid scholar."-M. a'TId E.
"Admired and loved by all."-M. Star.
.. A typical, thoroughbred Scotch divine.'
-M. II erald.
Barclay, James, physician.
S. Rev. Jas. B., D.D. (q.v.), and
Marian (Simpson) B., Montreal; M.D.
(McGill Univ.), 1897; served on staff
Montreal Gen1. Hosp. and of Mater-
nity Hosp.; also as a surgeon on
Elder-Dempster Steamship Lin.e; apptd.
med. inspection offr., U. S. Immigra-
tion Bureau, Montreal, Dec., 1901; is
also demon. in obstet., McGill Univ.;
m., Oct., 1904, Olive, d. Victor Beaudry,
MO'I1Itveal; Pres'b.-27 'sherbrooke St.
1V., Montreal; Thistle Curling Club, do.
Barclay, William Duncan, Can. ry.
service.
B. and e. Campbelltown, N.B.: m.,
Miss Hamilton, sister Rev. W. B. H.,
St. Mary's Cath. (R. C.), Halifax,
N.S.; memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1889; a .
Councillor, "do., 1896; has had a long
and varied experience in survey and
construction work on rys. in N. S.,
P. E. I., and the West; for 8 yrs. a
memo of firm of Foley Bros., Larson
& Co., St. Paul, Minn., which had
large contracts on both sides of the
boundary line; apptd. Supdt. Inver-
ness Ry. Coal Co., N. S., 1908; was
also Presdt. Halifax & S. Western Ry.;
since Feb., 1909, has been gen1. mangr.
of all Can. Northern Ry. lines east of
Ottawa and Montrea1.-Quebec; Que-
bec Garrison Club.
Biuclay, William Jack, journalist,
B. Beith, Ayrshire, Scot., Nov. 10,
1870; e. Public Acad., do.; brought
up on a farm; at 21 became a printer;
shortly afterwards went into. partner-
ship with T. Dickie, M.P.P., and
bought out The Plaindealer, Sourls; 9
yrs. later acquired sole proprietorship,
becoming also editor of paper; per-
sonally a Lib., but his paper is strictly
Ind.; a Presb.; m., 1897, e. d. Wm.
Saunderson, Souris.-Souris, Man.
Barciay-Allardice, Robert, Mayor of
Lostwithie1.
E. S. late Sam!. Ritchie and his wife,
Margt. Barclay Allardice, heiress of
her line, who claimed, as such, the
earldoms of Strathern, Monteith, and
Airth before Ho. of Lords, 1870, a
claim he himself prosecuted, 1906-07
(see Burke's "Co1. Gentry," Vo1. II.);
b. Hamilton, Ont., May 19, 1841; as-
sumed, by Royal license, the surname
and arms of Barclay-Allardlce, in lieu
of his patronymic, July 2, 1883; e.
pr.ivatel;y; unm. ; eloctiCd ToQIWn Council-
lor, Lost'W1itJhiiel, 1898-1903; Ald., .1903 ;
Mayor, 18!J9-01; again elected to lat-
ter office, 1904-05-06; a" F. S. A.
(Scot.); author .. Guide to Lostwith-
lei" (1901); a Con., and Chairman
Lostwlthiel Dlst. Con. Comte.; an
adherent established Ch. of Scot.-
U Ruse Hill," LostwitlLiel, Eng... P.rim-
rose Club, London, So W.; Fowey
Yacht Club, Fowey, Eng.
Baril, Mgr. Marie Sophone Kermyle
(R. C. ) .
S. Jean B. A. and Eulalie (St. Ar-
nauld) B.; b. Ste. Genevieve de Batis-
can, P.Q., Oct. 9, 1847; e. ColI. of
Threp Rivers; O. 1871, and, after fill-
ing various charges, was apptd. a
prof. Semy. of Three Rivers, 1875;
dir" do., 1876; superior, do., 1886;
and prefect of studies, 1889; visited
Holy Land and Europe, 1891; canon
Three Rivers Cath., 1894; superior
Semy., do., 1895; V.-G., 1899; chap-
lain Ursulines, 1900; Proto Apos., 1907;
attended Plenary Council, Quebec,
1909; do. IEucha'l1istic Oongres-s, ::\100't-
real, 1910.-Three Rivers, P.Q.
Barker, Major Frederic Edward Lloyd,
H.M.'s regular mil. forces.
O. S. Chipf Justice B. (q. v.) and
Mary Ann (Black) B.; b. St. John,
N.B., Mch. 7, 1868; e. St. John Gram-
mar Seh. and R. M. ColI., Kingston;
graduated 1888, and obtained a comn.
in R. A.; capt., 1898; major, 1904:
adjt., 17th Brigade Div., R. F. A., AI-
dershot, 1!J01; served in Egypt, India,
and Malta (med., with 2 clasps, for
Tirah campaign, 1897-98): unm.; an
Ang.-Care War Otfìce, London, Eng.
Barker, Kon, Frederio Eustache,
Chief Justice.
S. E. B., Sheffield, N.B.; b. there,
Dec. 27, 1838; e. Sunbury Grammar
Sch. and N. B. Univ (B.A., 1856;
M.A., 1858; B.C,L., 1861; D.C.L.,
1866); barrister, 1861; Presdt. Bar-
risters' Soc., N. B., 1889; K.C. (E. of
Duffe-rin), 1873; Roy-a1 comomr. law and
practice and constitutioh N. B. cts.,
1873; puisne judge, Sup. Ct. N. B.,
Dec. 28, 1893; admr. of Govt. N. B.,
1896; arbitrator re Eastern Extension
Ry.'s claims, 1900; Chief Justice N. B.,
1908; is a Senator and an examr. in
law, N. B. Univ.; formerly Chairman
Ed. Sch. Commrs., St. John; sat for
St. John (H. C.), Con. Interest, 1885-
87; an Ang.; m. Mary Ann, d. B. E.
Black, Halifax, N.S.-'-u The Cedars,"
St. John, N.R.; Union Club, do.
"W,alked in honor -and with distinction,
n<>-t for a litJtle while but throughout a long
pe.dod, marked by e
acting dutie,s demand-
ing the exercise of sound judgment allied
with deep knowledge of the law, of men
and of our citizenship with an it implies."
-St. John Telegraph.
Barker, Lewellys Franklin, physician.
S. Jas. F. and Sarah Jane (Taylor)
B.; b. Norwich, Ont., Sept. 16, 1867;
e. puMic sehs., Pi'Ckering Coll.., Ont.,
and Tl()l1olJ1,to Urruiv. (.M..B., 1890.; hlOn.
M.D., 1905); LL.D. (hon)., Queen's
Univ., 1908; m., Oct., 1903, Miss
Lilian H. Halsey, Baltimore, Md.;
\louse offr., Toronto Genl. Hosp., 1890-
91; asst. physician, Johns Hopkins
Hosp., 1891:92; fellow path., do.,
1892-94; asso. prof. anatomy, Johns
Hopkins Univ., 1894-97; student
Leipzig Univ., 1895; as
t. resident
path., Johns Hopkins Hosp., 1894-99;
assoc. ,Pl1od'. anatomy, .Johns H.opkJns
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BARKER-BARNARD.
Univ., 1897-99; .Johns Hopkins med,
commr. to Phillppines, 1899; asso. prof.
path., .Johns Hopkins Univ., 1899-1900;
prof. and head dept. anatomy, Rush
Med. ColI., Univ. Chicago, 1900-05;
special commr. from U. S. Treas. Dept.
to study plague situation, San Fran-
cisco, 1901; grad. work Univs. Mun-
ich and Berlin, 1904; prof. med.,
.Johns Hopkins Univ., and chief phys.,
.Johns Hopkins Hosp. (succeeding Dr.
Wm. Osler (q.v.) therein), since 1905;
is a trustee Memorial Inst. Infectious
Discasps, Chicago; a mem. Assn. Am.
Bhys. (V.-T., 19'11), an1d Dither m
d.
.sacs.; one of tille eds. Am. JO'U1"1t.
Anatomy; author .. The Nervous Sys-
tem and Us Constituent Neurones"
(1899), "LaJbOtraibary ManuaJ1J of Human
AnlatOiffilY" (1904), and 0If numerous
paipoers and addresses -O'I1 med. subjects;
transl'a'ted Wßrner 'Spatteholz's "Hand
Atlas of Human AnlaJtomy" (11900).-
1035 N. Calvert St., Baltim01'e, 'Md.
.. A very high type of man."-S. N.
"The ablest medical student ever turned
out by Toronto University, and now the
leading anatomist Qn the continent of Am-
erica."-T. Globe.
Barker, Major Bybert Kent, lawyer.
S. late It. W. B., P. O. Inspr., and
- (Simpson) B.: grands. Dr. E. .J. B.,
founder and ed. The Brit.ish Whif7, th(')
first daily newspaper published in Can. ;
b. Kingston, Ont., Sept. 21, 1869; e.
there and Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1892) ;
m., Dec., 1908, Minnie H., d. late
.Joseph Labron, Carleton Place, Ont.;
a barris'ter; practised sOime tJiJIne at
Haileybury as a memo of firm Bick-
nell, Bain & B.; has been in mil. spr-
vice since 1885; commanded A Co.,
2nd Regt., Queen's Own Rifles; pro-
moted major, Oct., 1907; served dur-
ing S. African War, 1899-1901, in-
cluding operations in Orange Free
State, with engagement at Paarde-
berg, actions at Poplar Grove, and
Driefontein, operations in Transvfclal,
cast and west of Pretoria, Orange
River Colony, and Cap-e Colony (med.,
with 4 clasps); retired, with rank of
capt., 1910; Is Presdt. S. African
Assn.; well known In athletics, In con-
nection with the Toronto Univ. foot-
ball teams, the Osgoode Hall football
and hockey teams, and the Argonaut
Rowing Club, of which latter he has
been Secy., Capt. and V.-P., and has
accompanied it to Henley-on-Thames,
alS man'gr.; A 1 ng.-5 Rowanwood A ve' J
Toronto.
Barker, Samuel, lawyer; legislator.
S. Wm. B., formerly Mayor of Lon-
don, Ont., and Anne (McLaughlin) B.;
b. Kingston, Ont., May 25, 1839; e.
London Dist. Grammar Sch.; m. 1st.
lsa,bella (d.), d. .John Cruickshank,
ù(}llI(lion, Onlt.; 2 nd.J y, .her sister, Miss
Helen Cruickshank, do. ; barrister,
1863; practised his profession for
some yrs. in London, where he was
an Ald. and Chairman of Finance
Comte. in City Council; was also,
while there, Inspg. dir. Huron & Erie
Savings & Loan Soc.; removing to
Hamilton, was solI'. and genl. counsel
of G. W. Ry. 00. .of Ca.n.., 187'2-82, and
genl. mangr. N. & N. W. Rys., 1883-
88; both roads have since become
merged with G. '1'. R.; Presdt. St.
Louis, Kansas & S. W. R., 1899;
Presdt. Hamilton Bd. of Tra.de, 1898-
99; later, V.-P. Dom. Bd. of Trade; Is
a dir. .John Abell Engine & Machine
Co., of Union Trust Co., of Landed
Banlking & Loan '00.. Hamtil'tJOn, oJ
UndoI1 Bank, and Cr()lW[1> Liofle Ins. Co.;
iPoosdt. lMuskoka & Ge,Q'rgdan Bay Nav.
Co.; of o.tlher 'bodies is a diT. Hamilton
HeaJÞth Assn. and Hlamillbon .Jockey
Clu'b, and PresdJt. .St. Goo
g'e's Soc.:
passed Royal IMJ.I. ISch., Lon1don, On.t.,
1865; was a deL 5th Commercial Con-
gress, ;London, En1g., 1903; present at
thJe coronJation off 'the late King In
.W\estmïm'ster A1bbey. 1902; has been
chaiTman Hamü,lfton CI'UJb, and -was
a1Íb1Ìtrruoo.r in òdspute betweenl Cdty
of Toronto and T,oronlto St. Ry.,
1890; a Con., and has been Presdt.
Lib.-Con. Club and of the Con. Dist.
Assn., Hamilton; has sat for Hamil-
ton (H. C.) since g. e. 1900; an Ang.
-Hamilton, Ont.; Hamilton Club;
Hamilton Jockey Club, do.; Toronto
Club; Albany Club, Toronto; Rideau
Club, Ottawa. .
.. One of the .ablest staresmen and poli-
ticians jn Oan."-Can. OentuTJ/.
"A hard student and close reasoner, 8
man of experience in business as well as
in Jaw, who has establisbed his right to
be regarded as one of the coming men in
public life."-M. Gazette.
Barlow, Alfred Ernest,
S. late Robt. B., Can. Geol. Survey;
b. Monrtreal, .Junoe 17, 1861; e. IMcGHI
Univ. (B.A., with 1st class honours in
Nat. Science, 1883; M.A., 1889; D.Sc.,
1900) entd. service Can. Geol. Survey
1883; llthogist, do., .July, 1891; re:
tlÏre<d from .survey, 1907; norw a loot.
in
ooL, McGJLl Univ.; ds 3Jloo one of
6 dirs. German Mining Co., Can.; V.-P.
Can. Mining Inst.; F.R.S. C.; author,
among other papPI'S, of a report on
nickel; a Presb.; m., Nov., 1887,
Frances, d. late Wm. Toms, Ottawa.-
S28 Roslyn Ave., Westmount, Montreal;
University Club, do.
Barlow, John Big-ney, civil engineer.
S. late Robt. B., Can. Geol. Survey;
b. Stornoway, Lewis, Scot., .July 29,
1850; came to Can with his father,
1855; employed Can. Geol. Survey,
1872-75; entd. service Montreal cor-
poration, 1876, and was engd. in thp
construction of water works, town of
St. Henri; asst. city engr., Montreal,
1880; depty. city surveyor, do" 1892;
city surveyor, do., 1900; elected a
mem. Can. Soc. C. E., 1887; a Presb.;
a Freemason; m., Mch., 1877, Margt.
Coutts, d. late Rev. Wm. Darràch.-
52 Park Ave., Montreal; Engineers'
Club, do.
Barnard, Prank Stlliman, publlc man.
E. S. late F. .J. B., M.P.; b. Toronto,
May 16, 1856; e. Hellmuth ColI., Lon-
don, Ont.; moved to B. C., with par-
ents, 1860; Ald., Victoria, 1886-96;
Mayor, 1895; represented Carlboo
BARN ARD-BARNES.
61
(H. C.), Con, Interest, 1886-96; for
some yrs. mangr. B. C. Express Co.;
subsequenltly Pres{'U. Victl()lJ'lÍa and Van-
couver Transfer Cos., a dir. Okanagan
Land & Develop. Co., B. C. Milling &
Mining Co., and Selkirk Mining &
Smelting Co.; one of chief promoters
B. C. Electric Ry. and a dir. of co.;
now also Chairman Securities Cor-
poration B. C. ; m., Nov., 1883, Martha
Amelia, d. Joseph Loewen, Victoria.-
II Duvals," Victoria, B.C.; Union Club,
do.; Vancouver Club, Vancouver.
UA man of energy and abiHty."-V.
W orlc!.
Barnard, George Henry, lawyer;
legislator.
S. Francis J. and Ellen (Hillman)
B., latter Irish: father, an enterprls-'
Ing Can., went to B. C. from Toronto
at discovery of gold, 1859, established
stage and express line, Ya1e 1:0 Bar-
kerville, and represented Ya1e-C'ariboo
(H.C.), .1878-88; b. Victoria, B.C., Oct.
9, 1868; e. Trln. ColI. Soh., Port
Hope, Ont.; m. Etihel Burnham (presdt.
first Women's Can. Club, Victoria,
B.O., 1909-1(}), e. <1'. Lt.-Gol. H. C.
Rogers, Petel'boro, Onto ; barrister,
189'1; snC'C'essfuUy rp,rac'tdses !his pro:l'. .in
VIctoria; K.\C., 1907; ald., Victl:Ü'rla,
1902-3; mayPr, do., 1904-5; opresdrt. B.
C. C<m. AsS'll.; ellected for Vlct:orJa,
B. C. ( H. .c. ) , Con. in'terest, g. e.
1908 (when he defeated Ith
Hon. Wm.
Templeman).-Victoria, B.C.; Union
Club, do.; Vancouver Club, Vancouver;
Rideau Club, Ottawa.
Barnard, John Alfred, Am. ry. service.
B. Grenville, P.Q., Aug. 27, 1861; e.
Galt CoIl. Inst.; entd. the service of
the Kansas iOity, iSt. Joseph & Coun-
ci'
B.uffs Ry., 1878; thereafter occu-
pied responsible positions on various
lines in the U. S., becoming gf'nl.
mangr. Ohio, Ind. & Western Ry., Oct.,
1889: asst. genl. mangr. Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.,
1890; genl. man gr. Peoria & E
stf'rn
Ry., 1891; V.-P. Peoria & Pekln Union
Ry., 1900, and Presdt. of do., his prf'S-
ent position, at a later date.-Indian-
apolis, Ind.
Barnard, Bobert Christie, Am. ry.
service.
B. Montreal, Feb. 5, 1869; e. Wor-
cester (Mass.) Poly tech. Inst.; gradu-
ated, 1890: entd. service Penn. ry.
lines w. of Pittsburg, 1890, as
s!':t.
In the engrg. corps; became engr. Chi-
cago dlv. Pittsbur
, Cincinnati, Chl-
cag-o & St. Louis Ry.; engr. mainten-
ance of way, Richmond div., same
road, 1898; do. do., Cincinnati, do.,
do., 1900; Supt. Marietta div. Penn.
Ry., 1902; do. Cl ev.el and, Akron &
Columbus Ry., his present position,
1903.-Akron, O.
Barnes, Benjamin :p" U. S. public ser-
vice.
S. Benj, H. and Orena (Higgins) B. ;
b. Yarmouth, N.S., Dec. 3, 1868; e.
public sehs., N. J. ; followed law cour
e,
Georgetown (D. C.) Unlv. (LL.B.,
1895); entd. public service, U. S., as
clk., P. O. Dept., 1887; bpcoming later
private secy. 1st Asst. P. M. Gent., do.
chief P. O. Inspr., and to 4th Asst.
P. M. Genl.; stenographer at White
Ho., Washington, Jan., 1898; executive
elk., July, 1898; Asst. Secy. to Presdt.
McKinley, May, 1900; do. Presdt.
Roosevelt, ApI., 1902; postmaster,
"\Vashington, since June, 1906; m., Oct.,
1892, Miss Emily Frech.-48 R. St. N.
E., Washington, D.C.
(D. 1909.)
Barnes, Howard Turner, educationist.
S. Rev. W. S. B. (q. v.) and Mary
Alice (Turner) B.; b. Woõurn, Mass"
July 21, 1873; came to Can., with hiR
parents, 1879; e. under Rev. John Wil-
liamson
MO'T\lt
a1, and IMcGIJ.li Un-iv.;
grad'UI:I..ted J3.A.Sc., 1893 ; tM.A:Sc. (do.),
18
6; D.Sc. (do.), 1900; F.R.S.C.,
1902; P
'sdlt. .sec. 3, do., 1909-10:
F.R.S., 19:11; 1111., lSe,p't., 1901, '1-:liiss
A'l1'llie Kirshaw CunMffe., Bolton. Lanca-
shire, En'g. (d.1r. 11-1 O'llot real Y.'M.C.A.) :
while doing post-graduate work alter-
nated his studies with worJ{ as
demon. in the physics dept. of the
univ.; awarded the Joulê student-
ship by Royal Soc., London, 1898, the
first Can. scientist to receive the
honour; after further research work in
heat, he submitted the results to the
Royal Soc., London, at a special ses-
sion of that body; these were made
the basis of a report to a c'onf. of
physicists at the last Paris Expn.;
apptd. lecturer in physics, McGIl1
Univ., 1900; ,be
am
aßst. proof. of
physics there, 1902; asso. prof., 1906,
and Macdonald prof. of physics (suc-
oe,øding Dr. RutberfoOJ"ld, q.v.), 1908.;
apptd. dlr. Macdonald Physics Build...
!ng and sooi'Ü'r .prod'. .in tJhat derpt., 1909;
has given particular attention to the
formation of Ice In flowing water, and
particularly the form of ice known as
U frazll" and anchor Ice; having read
a paper on the U Ice Problem In Engi-
neering Work In Canada" before the
Brit. Assn. for the Advanc. of Science,
1907, he subsequently published a book
on U Ice Formation and Frazil," which
is the first authoritative volume which
has appeared on the subject; has also
made .Improvements In the construc-
tion of thermometers, and has per-
fected a pyrometer, whieh Is comln
Into use In the reg-ulatlon of furnaces
and manufactories; Secy. Theoretical
Selpnce Sec. Intern. Elf'ct. Congres!':, St.
Louis, 1904; asked to bring the objects
and aims of the Brit. Science Guild
before the public of Can., 1907; a
memo Dan. bronch InltJem. EÞecil"o-Tech.
Coumn., 1910; Unit.-f39 Pine Ave. W.,
111 on treal.
.. One of the most distinguished teachers
in McGill University."-T. Globe.
Barnes, James, educationist,
S. Hy. W. and Emma J. (Johnson)
B., Halifax, N.S.: Eng. parenta
e: h.
Halifax, N.S., 1878; e. Dalhousif' Unlv.
(B.A., with honours in pure and app.
math., 1899; M.A., 1900), Chicago
Unlv., and Johns HopJdns Univ.
(Ph.D., 1904); unm.; 1851 Exhn.
Science Research Schol., 1900-03; fel-
low Jøhns Hopkins Univ., 1903-04; re-
search asst., Carnegie Inst., 1904; asst,
6 ')
}",
BARNES-BARR.
in physics, .Johns Hopkins Univ., 1904;
now asso. prof. physics, Bryn Mawr
Coli., Bryn Mawr, Pa.; publishf'd
papers in Phil. Mag., Astroph. Jour-
nal, Research Rev., and Trans. Royal
Soc. of Can.; PrC'sb.-Bnm .Mawr, Pa.;
Johns Hopkins Club, Baltimore, lIfd,
Barnes, Rev, Willie.m Sullivan
(Unitt.).
S. Wm. Ham and Lydia Ann (Yet-
ton) B.; b. Boston, Mass., .June 16,
1841; e. ther>e; LL.D. (hon.). McGill
Univ., 1909; m., 1864, Miss Mary
Alice Turner, Boston; o. 1864: pastor
successively Melrose and Woburn,
Mass.; caqle.dJ tQ Ch. ot the MessIah,
MontI1eal, 1879: pI"e.sen.ted with silver
servke by oC.ong., oml oomple'ting 251th
year 01' serVlÌCe, 1904; reNred, with
titille oIf !Pastor Emeritus, 1909; author
of several 'W'ÛTk's; a rfrf'quent ledurter
o()In art befm'e tJhe A'l"t Assm. and the
"';omen's A'l".t A'ssn. and other boojes
in Morutreta.J; is V.-1P. iPrisoTIlers' Aid
Asso.., 'Momtreal.-63ì G1'osven01' Ave.,
JIontreal.
II Talks sweetly and beautifuIly."-M.
Herald.
.. Regarded as one of the most polished
pulpit orat.o'l"S in America....-M. Star.
Barnet, Alexander, lumber manufac-
turer.
Parents trom N. ot Irel.; b. Ren-
trew, Ont., Feb. 25, 1840; e. there;
has been all his life engaged in lum-
bering; has operated with success on
nearly all the waters tributary to the
Ottawa River above the Federal capi-
tal; elected a dir. Merchants Bank.
Gan., Oct., 1903; later a dir. Bank ot
Ottawa; a Presb.; m., 1867, Miss .Jane
Green-e.-Renfrew, Ont.; Rideau Club.
Ottawa.
Barnett, John Davis, civil engineer.
B. Liverpool, Eng., Dec. 28, 1849;
studied for profession und{'r J. Arm-
strong, at Wolverhampton, London,
and Swindon; came to Can., 1866: for
same time Asst. M'eeh. Supdt. G. T. Ry.,
and, subsequf'ntly, Mf'ch. Supdt., Mi<l.
land Ry.; a M. I. M. E. and an A. M.
1. C. E.; a charter memo and a Coun-
cillor Can. Soc. C. E.; for 2 yrs. Presdt.
Am. Master Mechs.' Inst.: pOSSf>ss<>s
one of the largpst privatf' librarif's in
Can., a considerable portion ot which
is Shakespeariana; a del. to the first
Library Inst., Ont., 19f17.-Stratford,
Onto
Barnhill, Alexander Perley, lawyer.
,Second s. late "rm. B., SIt. .Joh:n, N.B. ;
b. there, May 27, 1863; e. Mt. AIlisrm
Univ. (B.A., 1885): m., .June, 1894,
Miss Annie S. Metcalf; barrisV>r, 188q ;
K.C., 1905; practises his proto in St;
.John; Presdt. St. .John Barristers
Soc., 1908-9; dir. In severnl Industrial
and financial corporations; a memo
I'ntern. ,Comn.. crNl.ted 1908. 'by U. S.
and Can. to consider treaty rights and
joint use of River St. John; Lib.;
Meth.-St. John, N.n.; Union Club, do.
Barnøley, James M" landscape
painter.
B. Toronto, 1867; studif'd Washing-
ton Univ. (gold med.) and
ch. ot
Fine Arts, St. Louis, Mo. ; subse-
quently went to Paris, where, at 21,
he exhibited at the Salon; spent 5 yrs.
there, his works attracting much at-
tention and receiving high praise; re-
turning to Can., exhibited here tor
many yrs.; one of his principal works,
.. The Entrance to Dleppe Harbour"
(Paris Salon, 1886), is regarded by
the critics as a masterplece.-Care Art
Assn., PhillilJS Square, ..11 ontreal.
Barnstead, Arthur Stanley, N. S.
public service.
B. Halifax, .Jan. 10, 1873; e. Hali-
fax Acad. and Dalhousie Univ, (B.A.,
1893, and Munro bursary; LL.B.,
1895); barrister, 1895; formPrly asst.
elk. and clk. Leg. Council, N. S.; was
for several yrs., from 1901, chief ed.
Acadian Recorder, Halifax, N.S. ;
Chairman Halifax S.'h. Bd., 1906 ;
author paper, U The Municipalities in
Relation to Some Educational Reforms
in N. S."; apptd. Spcy. of Industrif'R
and Immlg-ration, N. S., Oct., 1907,
and since then has bef'n made Depty.
Regr. Genl. N. S., in connection with
the establt. ot a vital f;tatistics bu-
reau tor the province; elected archivist
Claim OJub, H.ælü.f.ax, 1908; ÒIO. Presd,t.
Dal'Musioe Univ. A!lumI1'i ISOC., dia.; a
Presb. ; m.. 1903, Louisa, ò. late AH'ired
Pu.tnam, fM.lP.-Halifax, N.S.; Halifax
Curling Club, do.
.. A man of intelligence and education
and emineJìl;lv qualified for his new poøi-
tion."-H. Herald.
Barnwell, Walter Galt, Am. ry. ser-
vice.
B. Danville, P.Q., ApI. 13, 1865; e.
St. Francis ColI., Richmond, P.Q.;
entd. service Can. Atlantic Ry., 1881;
joined the Fergus Falls and Brecken-
ridge divs. of the Gt. Northern Ry.,
1884, and, later, the Southern Cal.
Ry., and was Succf'ssively cashier at
Redlands, Cal., agent at Santa Ana,
Cal., soliciting and commercial agent.
and genl. agent treight dppt. at Los
Angeles, on that road; after serving
in other capacities, was apptd. to hi!"
present position, genl. treight agent
coast lines, Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Ry., ApI., 1905.-Los Angeles, Cal.
Barr, Bev, Adam Fordyce (Ang.).
Seoond s. Cohas. D. B., Regr. C'Û. Vic-
toria, Lindsay, Ont.; b. Lindsay, AUK
14, 1874; f'. Lindsay CoIl. Inst., U. C.
CoIl., and Toronto UniY. (B.A., 1896:
M.A., 1904) ; hpld Alex. Mackf'nzie fel-
lowship, Toronto Univ., 1896-7: theoI.
studies at Wyclifff' ColI., Toronto: 0
1901; reb1dpnt master. Ridlev ColI.,
1897-99; curate All Saints' Ch., To-
ronto 1901-06: financial agf'nt, Wy-
cliffe' CoIL, 1906-7; rector All Saints',
Whitby (his present position), 1907;
unm.; a notf'd athlf'tf', and when a
student captained both U. C. CoIl. and
Varsity in lacrossf' and Rugby toot-
ball' f'lf'cted Prpsdt. Can. Rugby Foot-
ball 'Union, 1906-07.-All Saints' Rec-
tory, Whitby, Onto
Barr, James, author.
Sf'vpnth C. Robt. and Janp (Watson)
B., Windsor, Ont.; h, Wallaceto
n,
Ont., 1862; c. pUblic schs.; m. Ehza-
BARR-BARRETT.
63
beth Sabel (d. 1909), d. A. 'C. Wy'l
e,
BI100k Green. London, E}ng.; afltor
rvri.ng a'S a 'Public S'CIh. teaoher, joined
staff DetroJt Journal, and su'bsequeruN'Y
ed. Windsor Record; wenlt to Londo'll to
e-<Ht Ibhe E}ng. eð:iltioU! <Yf the Dertroi,t
Free Press; ,lawr was special writer !to
Pall Mall Gazette. ;and acted as such
;at burial m Rt. Hon, W. E. Gladstone
land' Qu-elen Vktoria: 'Pub'1iShed "Ward
Ro!O'm Yarns" .in tJhi's Cl3JPaclt
; C'O'm-
poiled and edited a vol. 'Of Am. humorous
verse f()lr Canlterbury series Ü'f ,poets,
1891, ;and a vol. for I rutern. Humorous
-Serles, 1893; to 'l
tter added fiI'st bio-
grwplITj,c.alJl dndex 0If ,Am. and Can.
humorims ever Ci()ll11piled: among other
volumes has Ipubl.lshed "TIle Gods Give
My tDonJrey Winlgs," "The Gods Gave
My Donkey "WIilJ1lgs," .. Undoer too EaVlE"s
.of Ni,ghtJ," "The Great Frozen North,"
" The W1Whery of the ,Seflpent,"
"lJaughiing Thiroug1h a Wilòerness,"
"The Grey !Biat."-32 A venue Gardens,
.JIill Hill Park. London, W" Eng.,. Lon-
don Sketch Club.
"One cannot imagine this writer de-
teriorating, and it is difficult to guess how
he can improve."-Vanity Fair.
:Barr, Lt,-Col, John Graham, Can. mil,
service.
B. 'May 16, 1851; reed. 1st class
cent., R. S. 'C.; entd. 6th .Prov.
Regt. of Cav., as lieut., Feb., 1884;
capt. 6th Duke of Connaught's Royal
Can. Hussams, Dec., 1886; major, ApI.,
1898; It.-col. commdg. the regt., Feb.
24, 1904; now on R. 0.; has been
awarded the long-service decoration;
m. FllOrence May (d. MC'h.. 1906), d.
-Oh'1lrclhioN.-St. Johns, P.Q.
Barr, 'Miss Mary Elizabeth, nursing
profession.
IE. of Eng-., Irl'sh and Prot:. pareßlt-'
age, Charlottptown, P.E. I.; e. there;
g.raduate.d Boston City Hosp., 1894;
SInce when has been successively
Supdt. of the Concord Hosp. Assn.,
now known as the Margt. Pillsbury
Hosp., the Elliot Hosp., Manchester,
N.H., and the Lawrence Gent Hosp
Lawrence, Mass.; estbd. a privat
sanatorium of her own, 1908.-Law-
renee, Mass.
Ban, Bobert, author; journalist.
E. c. Robt. B., bard St. Andrew'
Soc., Windsor, Ont., and Jane B.; b.
Glasgow, Scot., Sept. 16, 1850; brought
to Can. by his parents wh.en 5 yrs. old;
settled at Wallacptown, Ont.; e. local
schs. and Toronto Normal Sch., tak-
Ing first class cert. ; m., 1876, Miss Eva
Bennett, Raleigh, Co. Kent. Ont.;
head master, Central Sch., Windsor,
1875; a contributor of humoroul"
sketches to Detroit Free Press; a memo
of Its staff', 1876; removed to Eng.,
wheI'e he e:;'tJa'bò. 'the weekly editlOlI\ of
the Free Press, wI'litllng in It: und'er
{Jseud'on'Ym II Luke Sharp," 18811 ;
!ounòed, wit'h .Jerome K. .Jerome, the
Idler },fag., 189.2; autlhor of t'he fOl'I'O'W-
ing, 3Jmong othe'r works ()if fiction:
II Strange Happenings," II In a -Steamer
Chaår," II From "Whose BO'UI'il1." "The
Fa-ce and the !Mask," .. Revenge," II In
the ,Midst: of A'larms," "A WOlman In-
tervenes,' II The 'Mutable Man,y," II The
Countess T.e}{'la," .. One Day'S' Court-
ShIi'p," "The Strong Á'1'I1"Il," .. The Un-
chlaniging East," II The Adventures o.f
Jen'llli'e 'Baxter, .Journ.aI.ls<l, II The Silent
CalsUe,' "Over the BoI'der," "Tlhe Vk-
tors," II The ,9pe.culaNons of JoIhn
Steele," II The Tem'Pestuous Pet'tlc'Ûat,"
II The O'Ruddy," II Th.>e TriUlII1,phs of
Eugene Val,mont," "A Rock in the
Bal'tic," .. The Moeasure of tJh.re Rul.e,'..
" Young IDrd! IStranle.'j,g'h,' " Tekla,"
.. Ca;rdJilIa-c," I3JIlÒ II Thle SWord Maker" ;
Is an Indian chief of the I'roqUJO'is tribe.
-Hillhead, Wold ingham, Surrey, Eng.;
Devonshire Club,. Savage Club.. Cecil
Club, London; Witenagemote Club.
.. As a writer of short stories has few
equals."-London Magazine.
II He looks what he is-a thoroughly
practical hard-headed man."-Greenock
Tl'legraph.
Barrett, Alfred T" painter.
B. Wolfville, N.S.; now living at Bos-
ton, Mass., where he follows the prac-
tice of his prof.; among other works
has executed a full-length portrait of
Queen Victoria for the Assembly
Chamber, Halifax; also full-length
portraits of the late Archbp. O'Brien,
for the R. C. Bp. of Portland, Me., of
Dr, Sawyer, for Acadia Univ., and of
Judge Longley (q.v.), for the Court
House, Halifax, N.S.-18 Hawthorne
St., Roxbury, Mass.
Barrett, John J" journalist.
S. Edward B.; b. Galt, Ont., May
28, 1876; e. Galt Sep. Sch. and (taU
ColI. Inst.; matriculated Into Toronto
Univ., 1893; took course In Galt Nor-
mal Sch.; m., Feb., 1906, Miss Ethel
Lois A itken, Carbondale. Pa.; entd.
journalism, as correspondent and re-
porter, Buffalo Evening News; asst.
financial ed., N. Y. Herald, ApI., 1901;
since Sf'pt., 1908, financial ed. do. do.;
elected memo N. Y. Stock Exchang-e,
Jan., 1909; glVf'S close attention and
study to world's financial markets;
gave first news during financial panic,
May, 1901, that thf' Northern Pacific
Ry., over which rival Wall St. bank-
ers were fighting, had been wrested
from P. Morgan & Co.'s hands, and
that it had passed to Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.; secured confidence of Wall St.
l
aders. and was thereby able to re-
cord financial coups In railroad and
Industrial sphpres, esppcialty in the
era of industrial developmf'nt culmin-
atin
in 1906, when restricted legisla-
tion was beg'Un by Fed. Govt. at Wash-
ington
whiIf' in (;Rn., a L'h.: holds
practlcatly same vlpws In U. R, but
('ould not vote for them on accollnt of
false leadership; would be a Dpmo-
crat: regards the high tariff as one
of the greatpst evils nOw preventing
the economic development of the U. S,.
and which has created, figurativelY
speaking, a U hothouse" condition in
country's industrial life; a R. C.-!f7
Riverside DrIve. New York; New York
Athletic Club; Travers Island Country
Club, do.
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BARRETT-BARRON.
Barrett, John Kelly, Dom. public ser-
vice.
E. s. .John and Bridget (Barrett)
B., Puslinch, Ont.; b. Hamilton, Ont.,
.June 6, 1850; e. local pUblic sch. and
Holy Cross CoIl., Worcestf'r, Mass.
(LL.D., 1892), Otta.wa Uruiv. (.hon.),
LL.D., do.; m., !May, 1875, Sarah
Maria, .e. d. '"\Vm. O'Br
en. Hamilton,
On't.; .principal st. ,Mary's Model Sdh.,
Hamilton, On.t., 1872; ent'erlimg 'Pub-
Idc serv1ce, 1873, fined vari.ous posts
in Inl. Riev. De.pt., and 'Was ap.ptd.
dist. inS'pr. of 111'1. Rev. Win,nipeg.
1885, and ißlspr. malt muses an'd
breweries for Dom., 1903; formerly
local supdt. and inspr. Sep. Schs., St.
Catharlnes; Is mango dir. and ed.-in-
chief Northwest Review, the Eng.
Cath. 'Organ 0If the min'Qlf!Íty i'll :Man. ;
.also a Councilllor Man. Univ., a
tru!'tee Cath. Schs., a Past Chancellor
and now Grand Depty. for Man., C. M.
B.A.; his name beca.me widely known,
some yrs. ago, in the historic lawsuit
of Bårrett V8. the City ot Winnipeg,
an action taken to test the constitu-
tionality of the Greenwav Govt. in
ipassing the Sdh. Act of 1890; a R. C.-
Winnipeg, Man.
Barrett, Walter Henry, jourllalist.
S. late Michael B., M.A., M.D., for-
merly memo staff' U. C. CoIl.: b. To-
rorut'Ü, Oct. 31. 1847: '1'. U. C. OoJ.!.;
m. F'!'Ûrence W. (d. !May, 1906), d.
I:æte "\V1m. Spink, Can, C. 08.: suc-
cessiv.e'l'Y a 're,po1'ter Daily Telef]raph,
Daily Globe, Express, anld Daily
Mail, Toronto: published Evening Sun,
same city, 1874-76, ánd afterwards
The National (" Can. First "), and
The Ob8erver, the two latter wepklif's:
removed to N. Y., 1877, and was !Suc-
cessively connected with The World,
Tribune, and Times, being financial
ed. of Time8, which position he held
up to 1896, when he retired from
active journalism; has contributed
various articles on financial and ry.
questions to leading newspapers and
periodicals; passed Royal Mil. Sch.,
Toronto, and served IaS offr. in 10th
Royals, Toronto, during Fenian raids
(med. ).-54 Broad ,st., New York.
Barrett, His Honour William, County
Court .Judge.
Barrister, 1868: junior judge Co.
Bruce, Ont., Sept., 1885; senior judge,
Alpl., 1893; m., .July, '1902, Ann-e (d.).
widow His Honlour Judg1e Wi,I'koe.s.-
lValkerton, Onto
Barrick, Eli James, physician.
Descended from .Jacob Olt (U. E.
L.) ; b. Wainfieet, WeIland, Ont., Dec.
28, 1838; e. local schs. and Normal
Sch., Toronto (cert.); a I>ubllc sch.
teacher fOT some yrs.;
I.iD. (Victoria
Unlv.), 1866; L.R.C.P. (Lond.) do.;
M. and L. (Mldwlt.) R.C.S. (Eng.),
1867; Die. anid Lee. (Mid'Wif.), R.C.P.
(Eng.), do.; demon. of anat., Rolph
Sch. Med., Toronto, 1867; prof. of
mldwif. and diseases ot women and
child., do., 1868-74; subsequently ex-
aminer in mldwlt. and gynecol., Vi('-
toria Unlv., and Treas. Onto Med.
Assn.; has taken an active part in the
movements made tor the reform of
Inebriates, and for the prevention ot
consumption; elected Presdt. of a Sec.
of Intern. Congress on Tubercul., 1903:
dl(). do. do., Am. Congress on Tubercul.,
do.: later was Presdt. of the Anti-
Consumpbion League, Can.; for m.amy
yrs. a Councillor, ColI. P. and S., Ont.;
a Meth., and a trustee Metropolitan
Ch., Toronto; a Lib.-Con.; m., ApI.,
1870, Kate Head, d. late - New-
combe, Toronto.--60 Bond St., Toronto.
"As a practical authority on consump-
tion has no superior in America."-T.
News.
Barrie, Howard Green, physician.
M.D. (Trin. Univ., Toronto), 1899;
served as college Y. M. C. A. Secy.,
Onto and P. Q.; representative Y. M.
C. A. in S. A. during war (see booklet,
"With the Can. Contingent in S. A.,..
1901); Y. M. C. A. Secy. in China,
1901; m., Oct., 1901, Winnifred .Julia,
d. late Hon. .John Macdonald, Senator,
Toronto.-Shanghai, China.
"Barrie, The Canadian J, M," (see
Knowles. Rev. R. E.).
Barrison, Miss Mabel, actress.
D. late E. .J. FarranC'e, To.ronto;
b. and e. there; m., 1907, .Joseph T.
Howard; oommenced stage experience,
1902; has risen steadily in her protes-
sion, becoming a star, 1905, In 13. play
specially written for her by Geo.
Cohan; made great hit in "The Blue
Mous'e;' 1908-9'; appear.ed in va.uòe-
vUle, 00.: anI1lOUncoo 'her retirement
fl10m the Sltag.e, on ,a('coun't of i:llliness,
1911.-Care u D1'amatic lIfirror," New
York.
Barron, Mrs. Bessie, vocalist.
D. Harold Bonsall, Toronto; b. Ot-
tawa; early studies at Toronto CoIL
of Music, commencing 1890 (Haslam
scholar. and St. .James's Cath. schol-
ar.); apptd. contralto soloist Broad-
way Tabernacle, N. Y.; retired there-
from, to join concert troupe accom-
panying Ovide Musin, Belgian violin-
ist, with which she remained for 2
seasons; in 1895 became a pupil of
Chas. Santley, London, Eng., and.
later, joined the D'Oyley Carte Co. at
Savoy 'l'heatre, with a view of acquir-
ing a knowledge of stage methods:
remaining for 2 seasons, she success-
fully took prominent contralto parts
in the then popular Gilbert and Sulli-
van operas; afterwards being booked by
the imlJreSsario, Vert, for an extensive
series of London concerts and draw-
ing-room engagements; also devoted
herself to oratorio; returning to Am.,
was engaged on tour successively with
Sousa, Dufrt, the Redpath Grand Con-
cert Co., and .. Banda Rossa"; m.,
1906, Goo. Barron, Toronto.-!! Charle8
St. E., Toronto.
.. There are many fine contralto singers
in the world, but those having voices like
Miss Bonsall's can be counted on the
fingers of one hand."-T. Globe.
Barron, Rev, Frederick Henry
(Presb.).
B. St. Mary's, Ont., 1870; e. public
schs., Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1897), and
BARRON-BARTHE.
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Knox ColI., Toronto (B.D., 1900); m.,
1902, Miss Mary Cuthbert Butler, Bal-
timore, Md.; o. 1900; has been Presdt.
Davis & Elkins CoIl., Elkins, W.Va.,
and pl'Iof. .phil., dQ.-Elkins, W. Va.
Banon, His Honour John Augustus,
County Court Judge.
Y. and only s. late Fredk. Wm.
Barron, M.A. (Camb.), formerly prin-
cipal U. C. ColI. (Irish ancestry), and
Eleanor (Thompson) B.; b. Toronto,
July 11, 1850; e. Cobourg Grammar
Sch., Quebec Semy., and U. C. ColI.;
m., Aug., 1874, Elizabeth Caroline
Clarice (d. June, 1910), 4th d. late
Hartley Dunsford, Regr. Co. Victoria,
Ont.; barrister, 1872; K.C., 1890;
author II Barron on Chattel Mort-
gages," .. On Conditional Sales," and
other legal works; also of numerous
papers and addresses favouring the
formation of a Royal Can. Navy; a
memo High Sch. Ed., Lindsay, for many
yrs.; also Reeve of Lindsay; sat for
N. Victoria (H. C.), Lib. interest.
1887-91, when unseated and defeated;
one of the" Noble 13," who voted for
the disallowance of Mercier's Jesuits'
Estates Bill, 1889; apptd. Co. Ct.
judge for Co. IPerth, Jan., 1897; a-pptd.
by Onto Govt. a commr. to enquire into
alleged ballot-stuffing In W. Elgin, Jan.,
1900; bas acted as concdliator under
the Lemieux Act in several labour dis-
putes; representoo StratJford City Coun-
cil at convention of Can. Assn. for
Prevent. of Consumption, Sept., 1906,
and reported on subject of tubercu-
losls; an Ang. and a del. to both
Synods; S. John joined Canada as first
Can. cadet, R. C. N., 1908.-Stratford,
Ont.; Stratford Club, do.
:Barrow, Bobert Shepherd, bank man gr.
S. Edmund Clerk and Martha Susan
(Ffrench) B.; b. Quebec, Mch. 12,
.1 865; e. High Se-h. t'here; m., Aug..
1895, Martha Adela, d. late John WeIl-
Ingtü" Moles, Co. Leeds, Ont.; entered
Union Bank, Can., Sept., 1881; mangr.,
do., Eolssevaln, Man., 1892; an Ind.;
an Ang.-Regina, Bask.; Assiniboia
Club, do.
Barry, David Bouleau, lawyer.
S. late J. E. and Marie Aglaê (Rou-
leau) E., Escumlnac, P.Q.; b. there;
e. Laval Univ. (LL.B., 1874); ad'vo-
ca-be, 1875; suc
essfully practises his
prof. at Bryson, P.Q.; bâtonnier, Ot-
tawa Dist. bar, 1907; has acted as
C
n prosecutor in Pontiac; was
dell'E"gated by -the youth of Quebec,
1879, to visit the ex-Empress Eugenie,
at Chiselhurst, for the ipUl1pose of
expressing their syrn,p.abhy with her
over the unfurtuna1'e d-ea1h of her son,
t'he Prlnæ Imperia:l , and of placdng a
wrealtlh upon his tornb, a mi.ss,lon he
sucoe-ssfully aocompUshed; a R. C.-
B1'1/son, P.Q.
Barry, Hon, Jeremiah Hayes, judge.
Irish origin; S. late Patrick and
.Julia (Hayes) B.; b. Maugerville, N.B.,
May 21, 1858; e. publlc schs. ; m 1891
Isabella, d. John Owens, St. Joh
: N.B. ;
barrister, 1882; practised at Frederic-
-ton, in partner9hJp, latterly, with late
Hon. A. G. Blair, K.C.; K. C., 1899;
3
V.-P. Barristers Soc.; acted as Crown
counsel in many Important criminal
cases; judge of Probate, Co. York,
1899; a senator N. B. Unriv., a memo
Provl. Bd. of Health, a councillor Bd.
of Trade, a trustee Victoria Hosp.;
apptd. a
uisne judge, Sup. Ct., N. B.,
May 28, 1909; a R. C., and a memo
C. M. B. A. and A. O. H.-Fredericton,
N.B.
Barry, Lt,-CoI, John Joseph, Montreal
civic ser" ice.
S. late John Edmund B., lumber
merchant, Escumlnac, P.Q., a native
of Cork, Ire!., and a personal friend
of Danl. O'Connell, and Marie Aglae
(Rouleau) B.; b. Esc'Uminac, 1862;
e. Semy., Quebec; after serving as a
law student, was apptd. Secy. Montreal
Police Bd. and Police Dept., Dec.. 1891,
a position he still fills: is also asst.
to Supdt. of Police; his mil. career
dates from 1894, when he was apptd.
2nd lieut., 85th Rf'gt. (Ist class cert.,
St. John's Royal Mil. Sch.>. and later
attained a captaincy therein; he be-
came major 80th Regt., 1900, and was
promoted It.-col. commdg. the regt.,
June, 1903; nOw on R. 0.; contributed
II Mil. Notes" to French newspaper
'PI"ess.-5.58 St. Denis St., Montreal.
Barry, :Miss Lily Emily :E'ranee.,
author and journalist.
Fourth d. late Jas. B., ch
ef clk. ot
statistics, Customs Dept., Ottawa, and
Catherine M. (Barry) B.; b. Montreal;
e. Convent Notre dame du Sacrê Cæur,
Ottawa (M. of Lorne's silver med. for
best Eng. essay and Archbp. Duhamel's
med. for essay on Christ. doctrine);
studied Ottawa Art Sch.; matriculated
In Arts, McGill Unlv., 1892; on starr
Once a Week, N. Y., for some yrs.;
joined ed. staff' Family Herald and
Weekly Star, Montreal (where she still
Is), 1896; is ed. Woman's Dept. (nom
de plume, .. Primrose"); in addition
to many miscellaneous articles, re-
views, music, dramatic, and art criti-
cisms, short stories, verses, transla-
tions, etc., Is author of a volume, .. In
Paths of Peace" (1901); another
volume of essays on the same lines,
.. The Living Present," Is In press;
represented Montreal Star (special
staff correspondent) at the Paris
Expn.; R. C.-47 Hutchison st., Mont-
real; Women's Can. Club, do.
II W,ie1ds a; briJoHant open."-Late Geo.
111 'UTrny.
Barry, Bt, Bev, Thomas Franais,
biRhop.
Irish parentage: .b. Pokemo'llche,
N.B., Mch. 3, 1841: D.D. (Laval),
1899; o. priest, 1866; Bp. Thugga,
1899; coadjutor late Bp. Rogers, 1900;
Bp. of Chatham since Aug., 1902; a
del. to the Plenary Council, Quebec,
Sept., 1909: do. to the Eucharistic
Congress, Montreal, Sept., 1910.-
Bishop's Palace, Chatham, N.B.
Barthe, Ulric, journalist.
S. late Capt. Hy. B., shipowner and
navigator; first Can. ancestor came
from France to Acadia during French
Revolution; nephew late J. G. and
G. I. B., who sat in Can. ParIt. at
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BARTLETT-BARTON,
ditrerent periods, the first-named being
a famous author and journalist; b.
St. Roch, Quebec, Sept. 13, 1853; e.
Sorel and St. .Joseph ColI., Three
Rivers, P.Q.; m., 1st, .Jran., 1884, Mlle.
Wilhelmine Boucher, Sorel (d. 1900);
2ndly, her sister, Mlle, AzeUne
Boucher; has been on ed. starr of
Gazette de Borel, L'Electeur (Quebec),
and the Bemaine Commerciale (do.),
whloh Jlaitter ihe !founded: laJter W3ß
oonnoected witlh La Vinie (d'o.), a. free-
lance Lib. paper; pUblished II Wilfrid
Laurier on the Platform," a collection
of Sir Wilfrid Laurler's first speeches
(1890), and" La Prlse de Quêbec," a
translation from Parkman; also trans-
lated Byron Nicholson's (q.'V.) "French-
Canadian" ; apptd. Secy. Quebec
Bridge Co., 1897; eleotoo Presdt. AosOO'C.
Press, P.Q., 1909.-163 Rue Bt. Jean,
Quebec.
Bartlett, John B" busines.s man.
S. Richard and Louise (Oaks) B.;
b. Fredericton, N.B., May 17, 1839; e,
public schs. there and Boston; m.,
Apl., 1897, Miss .Jennie DIckerson, Des
Moines, Iowa; en td. business, Boston,
1865; removed to N. Y., 1873; is
presdt. Drawbaugh Telephone & Tele-
graph Co.; purchased, wit:h assoclates,
the following coso for supplying water
to Northern N. .J. cities and to<WIlS;
Soc. for Establishing Useful Manu-
factures, Passal-c Water Co., Acquack-
anonk Water Co., MontclaIr Water Co.,
W. Mllfor.d Water Storage Co., Ma-
coupin R. R. Co., E. .Jersey Water Co.,
and N. .J. Gent Security Co.; elected
presdt. Am. Cotton Oil Co., 1891; was
chaIrman, Organization Comte., NIcar-
agua. Canal, 1894; presdt. Bay ,state
Gas Co., 1897; elected a dir. Am.
Pegamold Co., 1898; purchased 28
mills and 12 refineries In Gt. BrU' J
manlfrg. cotton and linseed oIls. ana
amalgamated them Into one -CO., known
as the Brit. oOn & Cake Mills, Ltd.,
1900; is a dir. Pa, Iron Works Co.,
and Siemens & Halske Electric Co.,
ChIcago; a mem. New Eng. Soc., N. y,
and \Am. Soc., London, Erug.-f Wali
St., New York; Union League Olub;
Loto8 Olub; Lawyer8' Olub; Knicker-
bockm' Club; Athletic Club, do.
Bartlett, Lt,-Col, Boble AJ.exander,
lawyer.
S. Geo. B., merchant, Windsor, Ont.,
and Ermina, d. Wm. Noble, Dearborn,
Mich., U.S.; b. Amherstburg, Ont.,
Sept. 9, 1860; e. local schs.; barrister,
1902; has practised throughout at
Windsor, Ont.; in mil. service obtained
2nd dass R. S. I. cert., and was for
many yrs. an oftr. In 21st Regt.,
.. Essex Fuslllers"; attained to the
command of regt., .July 18, 1902; re-
tired, .July, 1908; commanded regt. at
Detroit, MI-ch, , Sept., 1902, when it was
Inspected by Presdt. Roosevelt; a
PrßSb.; a iLib.; m., 1st, Ada !Mae (d.
1902), e. d. .J. W. Peddle; 2ndly, Mcl1.,
1905, Grace Marion, d. .J. H, Kenning,
Inspr. In!. Rev.- Wind8or, Onto
Bartlett, Bobert Abram, mariner.
S. Capt. Wm. B. and grands. Capt.
Abram B.; b. Brlgus, Conception Bay,
Nfd., 1875; family originally from
DevonshIre, Eng.; holds a capt.'s cert.
{QII" foreign v'Ûyages; .passed examn., as
master, Halifax Naut. Acad.., 1902; has
commanded steamers Nimrod, Klte ,
Algerine, and Leopard at the seal
fishery; father and grandf. commanded
sailing vesse'l's going to the Aretic yrs.
ago, and former now commands the
sealing str, Viking; was first oftr, on
Peary's shi,p Windward, and has COizn-
manded the same explorer's ship, the
Roo8evelt, on 2 voyages to the Polar
regions. in ,searoh .of 'the North Pole;
also on Peary's final voyage, when he
discovered the Pole, 1909, he himself
T'oo..ching 1!he 88th pa.ralJ1el; became a.
IlJaJtt1ralrizßd. Am. oi't1z.eI1l, ApI., 1911.-
St. John's, Nld.
Bartley, Bev. Thomall Edwin (Meth.).
S. Thos. and - (Holmes) B.,
Moy, Co. Tyrone, Irel.; b. Moy, May
16, 1860; e. public schs. Irel., McGill
Univ., and Montreal Wesl. Theol. ColI.;
m., Nov., 1887, Miss .Josephine Mc-
Brien, Whitby, Ont.; o. 1887; now
field secy. Toronto MetJh. ISocial Union,
has been Chairman ColUngwood,
BaTrIe, OrangeviUe, and TOT'Onio Centre
d!ists. ; a del. toO three last Genl. Gonfs. ;
believes t'ha.,t a 'Personal aJPþlioatIon .of
the Q()Ilden RuJe is the only IÌTue so:lru-
tion of ,tlhe socla'låstk questiOlns of to-
daY.-464 Gladstone Ave., Toronto.
Barton, Arthur S,. journalist.
B. Bromborough, Cheshire, Eng.,
1857; e. there; carne to Can., 1880;
went west, 1881; farmed tin 1901,
when he purchased The Recorder,
Boissevaln, which he has :,ince con-
ducted ' a practical archItect; an
Ang;
Con.-BoÏ88evain, Man.
Barton, George Aaron, educationist.
S. Danl. and Mary S. (Bull) B.; b.
E. Farnham, P.Q., Nov. 12, 1859.; e.
local schs., Oakwood Semý., Haver-
ford ColI. (A.B., 1882; M.A., 1885),
and Harvard Unlv. (A.M., 1890; Ph.D.,
1891); m., .Tune, 1884, iMiIss 1QaroUne
Brewer DanlfO'I'tJh; an ackroowledged
mlnr. Soc. .of Frf.ends since 187,9';
commemced career as So teacher In Can.
pUblJc schs., Nov., 1876.; a te
he
hig1ruer math. and C'lassi-cs, Fr:lends
Sch Provideruce. R.I., 1884-89; lec-
tu
r Bi'ble langs., Havel'lfoTd CoIl.,
:1891-95; -diT. Am. Sch. Oriental Study
and Research. ,Palestine, 1902-3; ,proOf.
:Bible ldteraJture anld lSemltl.-c lang., BTY?
!Mawr C.olI., Penn. (with whdch In'stl-
,tutlon !he !had been p;r.ev.iously con-
ruectedi), since ,1891; a oorutrlibuto
at
varlaus times to the Journ. Am. Ortent.
Soc Jour. Bib. Liter., Am. Journ.
Ardhæol. Am. Journ. Semitic Lang.,
Am. J014.rn. Theol., and Bib. Wor
;
wlso to "Encycl. BlbHoa and .Jewush
EncyC'lO'p.". au t!h or ".8lretch SemifUc
Orlglins .sælal and Religious" (1902),
II The Roats .of Ohristian TeachIng as
Found in the Old T.estament" (dD.);
"A Y.ear's Wanlderln.g i.n BÏible Dands"
(1904) .. The Haver!ord IAbrary Col-
'eCtlDn ' of rCun-eJiform Tablets, 'Or Doou-
me-nts from othoe
mple Ar-chives of
.JeHoh to (1905), U Ecdesl.a;stes in the
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-BATES.
InternaJtlonal CrÏltka1 Commentary "
(1908).-Bryn Mawr, Pa., U.S.
.. AJways inteTeøting."-London Spec-
tat
r Å8 hoanest .as he åog le'arned .and ocig-
in.al."-Jewish Chronicle. ..
.. One of the a,bæ,st a,nd most actIve of
()IU,r ;)-ounge.r Semitic schala,rs."-N. Y. In-
dependent.
Barton, Gerald, organist.
Beliongs to tJhe Gerald Bartons, Nor-
folk, Eng.; b. Funden-hall, NOI'1'olk,
Eng., Junle 14, 1861; e. Kin.g Edwa'I"d
VI. SC'h., Norwich, and 'Magd
len Co}!.,
Oxfurd; m., 1st, Miss iMlane LouIse
Stm tton., .Riverside, Cal. (do.); 2ndly,
Miss Carolyn HeI'Oise Browne, Santa
Barbara, Oal. ; memo mlUsIoo.l ,prof.; has
fined maniy .poslti'OTls, as organist and
g.e.n!. instructor, in various quart'ers
{
the .gldbe; since 1906 organIst <St. PauI s
Ch., Toronto; composer of many songs,
part songs, ch. music, etc., a good deal
of which Is published; pantheistic in
religion; has a leaning towards social-
Ism if the Socialists can ever devise a
practical modus vivendi,--66f Spadina
Ave., Toronto; University Olub, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii. ...
Barton, Bev, William (Ang.).
S. Hy. Musgrave B., Festlng Grove,
Rants, Eng.; b. London, July 18,
1868; e. GOdolphln Sch., Hammer-
smith and Lennoxville Unlv. (B.A.,
1894 ;'
r..A., 1898) ; m., 1st, Nov., 1901,
Marl-on StJorwell (d. Jan., 1904), d,
EdwIn ;POpe, Queboo; 211idly, J"ulry,
1907 Nellfe Campbell, y. d, late Owen
J"ones, C.E., Toronto; o. deaCQn, 1896;
priest, 1897; served successively at
Ireland. Sherbrooke, St. Mauric
.
Gaspé Basin, and Quebec, P.Q.; apptd.
to Chemalnus, B.C., Sept., 1907; now
curate Christ Ch., Victoria, B.C.-Vic-
toria, B.C.
Bastedo, David Edgar, Onto public
service.
U. E. L. descent; s. Joseph Rogers
and !Mary (Force) B.; lb. 00. OxfO'I"d,
Ont. Nov. 28, 1860; e. pUblfc sch.
and 'by !private <tutor; m. iMiss AnnIe
E. Oaten, .f.oo-meTly <J1f Devons., Eng.;
form'erly a Journalist, and edited suc-
oessively The Northern Advocate
(Bracebridg.e), The Georgetown Herald,
and The Jfuskoka Herald, an In Con.
interest; ,is <Ch3JIrm
'll ,Bracebrldge Seh.
Bd.; apptd. sherH! of lMuskoka, A'PI.,
1906; a Pre'sb.-Bracebridge, Onto
Bastedo, Samuel Tovel, Dom. pubUc
service.
U. E. L. descent;' S. !ate David and
Sarah Elizabeth (Tovel) B.; b. Hamil-
ton, Ont., Dec. 4, 1855; e. 00. Oxfol'd,
Ont.; m. Miss Ida VirgInia Straubel;
served for 27 yrs. In the Onto civil ser-
vice, during whIch time he was su
cessively prIvate secy. to Sir O.
Mowat and Hon. A. S. Hardy, secy.
and financial of'fr. of the Fisheries
Bureau, and Deputy MinT. of FI'sheries;
removed from last-named office, July,
1906; apptd. Onto mangr. Annuity Co.,
Can., Aug., 1906; Brit. Commr. ()'l1
IIl!tern. F:lsherles Tr.eaty wIth U. S.,
1909-10; S',i'llce .then has been supdt.
Can. Govt. AnnuIties; formerly a Lib. ;
a Presb.; has h
ld \high rank In
Masonic order, Oddfellow8, and A. O.
U. W.-fOl O'Oonnor St., Ottawa.
" A faithful and conscientious member of
the Pro.vdonci.al service: '-0. Free Pre...
Bastien, Francois de Sales Alphonse,
lawyer.
S. late F. de S. B., N.P., Regr.
Vaudreuil, and Elmire Melina (Pre-
vost) B.; b. VaudreuU, P.Q., May 9,
1858; e. Montreal ColI.; followed law
studies. Laval Un'Ív.; m., Jan. 1885,
Josephine Adele, e. d'. J". rp. R. iMasSlOn,
Terrebon'l1'e, IP.Q.; advocate, 1880;
K.C., 1893; has practised throughout
at Montreal bar, where he Is now one
of the leaders; head law firm B., Ber-
geron, Cousineau & J"asmln; unsuc-
cessfully contested Vaudreull (If. C.),
Con. Interest. g. e. 1904; a R. C.-
-!31 Prince Arthur St., Montreal,
Bate, Sir Henry Newell, merchant.
B. Truro, Cornwall, Eng., Apt 9,
1829; e. there; came early in life to
Can.; removed to N. Y. for a few
yrs.; finally took up his residence In
Ottawa, 1853; m., Dec., 1852, Cather-
ine (d. Oct., 1906), d. late Allan
Cameron, Buckingham, P.Q.; head H.
N. Bate & Sons, Ltd, wholesale
grocers, etc. (lne., 1904); apptd.
memo OtJtruwa Improvement Com'll.
and Chairman do., Dec., 1899; a dlr.
Bank of Ottawa, and of the local
branch of the Ottawa Genl. Trusts
Corpn.; lii.fe dlir, Prolt. Home for Ag,ed,
Ottawa; V.-P. Can. Casualty Co.,
Presdt. Russell Hotel & Theatre Co.,
Metropolitan Loan Co., Beechwood
Cemetery Co.. and Perfect Brick &
Tile Co.; an Ang., and erected at his
own expense All Saints' Ch., Ottawa;
ra:ted as a millionaIre by B. N., 1910;
knighted, 1910; a Lib. - Trenwick
House, Ohapel St" Ottawa; Rideau
Olub, do.
"A representative citizen to be 1>roud of."
-M. Herald.
Bates, Bev, Cornelius John Lighthall
(Meth.) .
.s. Joseph Lever B., Vanklook Hill,
Ont.; b. L'Orlgna'J., Onrt., :Ma,y 26,
1877; e. Vankleek High Soh., McGIU
Unlv., and Queens Univ., KIngston
(M.A. and m
d. lro mental and moral
phi.I., 11901); m.. Aug., 19()2, HarrIe.t
Ed'll'a, d. Rev. Wm. PhUp, B.A., B.D.,
presdt. at: IM.ontre!a'1 C<Jnf.; o. 1901; rfor
a time In chaTge Dorchester St. Ch.,
Mon1.real; apptd. to missy. work In
J<aJI>3.TI, do.; lrlveà dn Tokyo and
Kofu, Japan, for 7 y.m.; l1e.turned rto
Coo., Aug., 1909; wohdle In Japan made
special study of Japanese history, re-
liglolllJ and phil.; apptd. prof. of sys-
tematic theol. rIn Th-ool. Faculty oOf the
Meth. DoH., Kobe, Japa.n, De.c., 1910.
-Kobe, Japan.
"A young man of much ability and
promise."-M. Star.
Bate., Bev. Prederlck WeWngton
(Meth.); educationist.
Irish origin; s. Peter and Sarah
J"ane (Acton) B.; b. nr. Easton's
Corners, Ont., Aug. 7, 1878; e. Kempt-
ville High Sch., Prescott Model Sch.,
McGill Univ. (B.A, with honours in
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BA TES-BA TTLE.
Math. and Physics, 1898; M.Sc.), and
Montreal 'Ye.sl. Theol. ColI.; m., June,
1910, .Miss Ida Nudell, Aultsville, ant.;
reed. cert. as Onto pUiblic sch. tea,cher,
1896; o. 1909; tutor in Math., Wesl.
Theol. ColI., 1906-7; secy. McGill Univ.
Y. M. C. A., 1907-8; Demon. in Phy-
sics, McGill Univ., 1907-8; since then
has been asst. in Physics and Math.,
Macûonald CoH.; author of numerous
press <,ontrlbutions, and of a paper
on .. The Effect of Sunlight on Sulphur
Insulation," read before thê Brit.
Assn., Winnipeg, 1909.-Macdonald
College, P.Q.
Bates, Boy Elliott, educationist.
S. Rev, W. E, B. ((l.v.); b. Conn"
U.S., Jan. 20, 1882; e. Halifax Acad.
and Aoadja Univ., WoIfvi1le (B.A.,
1904); Rhodes sch., 1905; M.A. (Ox-
ford), 1908; prof. Eng. Lang. and Lit.,
Acadia Univ., 1908-9; has earned dis-
tinction as a painter; exhibited at the
Paris Salon, 1909; a nat. Brit. subject.
-_'lJystic, Man.
"A veTy talenfted and brilliant yn'llDg
man."-H. Herald.
Bates, Bev, stuart Samuel (Bapt.)
S. Rev. John B., Northampton, Eng.,
who emigrated to the U. S., 1849,
and in 1863 removed to Can., where
he became pastor Woodstock (Ont.)
Bapt. Ch.; b. Cascade, la., U.S., Mch.
10, 1851; e. Woodstock ColI. and TO-
ronto Univ. (B.A., 1878) ; D.D. (hon.),
Rochester Bapt. Seimy. ; m., 1885,
Josejph1ine, 3rd d. late Josepih ;J,effrey,
London, On1..; o. 18&1; p8..'3wr Goblte's,
ant., 1881; do. College St. C.h.,
Toron1.o, 1886-1903; Supdrt. Sundlay
Schools and Evangelization, in connec-
tion therewith, 1903-06 (presented
with silver tea service in ackgt. of
services as such, 1906); pastor Queen
St. Ch., St. Catharlnes, 1906; since
1908 :IDduc. Secy. MciMas'Ìer Univ.; a
memo Bd. of Govs. and a Senator Mc-
Master Uuiv. and Obtairman Bapt.
ForeÎ'gn ,Mission Bd. for many yrs.;
Pr.esd't. BaJpt. Convention, Onto and
Que., 1901; a memo Com.te. on Ch.
UllJÏiOn, 1906; a dir. iMoral &nd SOClial
Reform League, 1908; <>'Pposed to
:graveside funeraI services and Sunday
st. cars.-358 ltfarkham St., Toronto.
.. Recognized as one of the wisest coun.
"Sellors and one of the most able pastors
in Ontarro."-Rev. Dr. Wallace (q.v.).
:Bates, :Rev, Welcome E, (Bapt.)
S. Welcome and - (Grow) B.;
Eng. and Am. parentage; b. Thomp-
son, Conn., U.S., May, 1848; e. there,
Suffield (Conn.) Preparatory Sch., and
Colgate Univ.; o. 1876; pastor suc-
cessively at Concord, N.H., Haverhill,
Mass., Hall fax, N.S., and Amherst,
N.S.; m. Sarah Frances, d. Eli Hes-
ter, London, EllIg.-MY8tic, Conn.
Bates, William Wallace, naval archi-
tect.
S. Stephen and Elizabeth (Wallace)
B.; b. Shubenacadle, N.S., Feb. 15,
1827; e. Calais, Me.; mostly self-e.;
also self-e. in naval architecture; m.,
185
, Miss Marie Cole, Saratoga,
N.Y.; began in shipwright trade,
1839; built The Challenge, thf' first
clipper schooner, and The Mary Stock-
ton, the swiftest sailer on the Great
Lakes; capt. of Volunteers, Union
Army, 1861-2: ship-builder and dry-
dock propr., Chicago, 1865-81; mangr.
Inland Lloyds, Buffalo, 1886-89; U. S.
Commr. of Navigation, Treas. Dept.,
Washington, 1889-92; is memo Soc.
Naval Architects and Marine Engrs..
N. Y., and Presdt. Shipping Soc. of
Am.; also a memo Grand Army of
Republic; ed. Nautical Mag. and
Naval Journal, N. Y., 1854-58; In
addition to reports on navigation and
many articles on shipping question, Is
author of works on .. The American
Marine" (1893), and .. American
Navigation" (1902); a Rep. and a
strong protective tariff advocate;
favours also the restoration of the
merchant marine and the annexation
of Can.--38 W. 2nd Ave., Denver, Col,
Bath, Mrs, C, E., nursing profession.
B. N. S.; now and for some yrs.
asst. dlrectress of nurses, St. Luke's
Hosp. N. Y.-St. Luke's H08pital,
New York.
Bathgate, William, business man.
S. late Joseph and Grace (Hyslop)
B., formerly of Edinburgh, Scot.; b.
there, 1832; carne to Am.. with par-
ents, 1852, settling In Wis.; com-
menced busine!';
career, Montreal,
1861, later going into farming. Co.
Wellington, Ont.; removed to Winni-
peg, 1878; apptd. mango dir. Man.
Electric & Gas Light Co., 1878; .. a
ready, clear, and incisive writer on
trade questions"; a Freemason; a
Con.; a Presb.; m., 1871, Margt. Arm-
strong, d. late Jas. Loughrin, Era-
mosa, Ont.- Winnipeg.
Battisby, :Rev, John :Rae (Presb.)
B. Kirkcudbright, Scot., Aug. 21,
1845; e. Norwood High Sch.; st\J.dfed
theol. at Knox ColI., Toronto, for 2
yrs., and graduated Princeton, N.J.;
M.A. and Ph.D., by <examn. (Bloom-
ington Univ., Ill.), 1887; D.D. hon.
(Queens Hniv.), 1905; m., May, 1898,
Miss Elliza Simps>an., Newmarwet, Ont.;
O. 1877 ; pastor Sit. Andrew's Ch., Chat-
ham, 1877-1909; moderator Synod
Hamilton and .Lond'D'Il, 1894-95; chaJp-
lain Sovereign Gt. Priory, Knigh.ts.
Temp. in !Can., 1896; a memo JOIi.n.t
Oomt.e. on Ch. Union, 1908. - The
Man8e, Chatham, Onto
Battle, James, contractor.
S. late John and Cecilia B., the
former a native of Ballymote, SUgo,
lrel., who came to Can., 1842, where
he became a prominent leader in com-
mercial life; b. Thorold, ant., 1865;
e. there, St. Catharlnes CoIl. lnst.,
and U. C. CoIl.; m., Oct., 1893, Mary,
d. Thos. Conlon, Thorold, ant.; in
partnership with his bro., Joseph B.
as contractors; firm constructed In
1903 the great wing dam at the head
of the White Horse Rapids for Onto
Power Co.; has served as a memo
Public Library Bd. and of Sf'parate
Sch. Bd.; Presdt. Thorold Agrlcul. Soc.,
and Bd. of Trade, memo Co. Council,
Dep.-Reeve and Reeve of Thorold; de-
clined nomination for a seat In H. C.;
R. C.-Thorold, Ont,
BAUl\1GAR TEX-BA YFIELD.
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Baumgarten, Alfred Friedrich Moritz,
manufacturer.
S. Dr. F. B., physician to King
Frederick August of Saxony; b. Dres-
den, Germany, Nov. 13, 1842; e. Univ.
Göttingen (Ph.D.); m., 1884, Martha
Christine (C.ouncillor Women's Nat.
Immig. Soc., Pre-sd.t. do. do. Soc.
Prevo tQruelty to Animal's), d. Jean
C. Donner, Hamburg, Germany:
f.ounder Laurel Hill Chemical Works
Lang Island, N.Y.; do. St. Lawren.c'
Sugar Refin. Co., Montreal:, of which
he remains Presdlt.; was Inspr. sugar
refin. in GeTmany, an-d subsequent:ly
mangr. Long Island Sugar Refiny.,
N. Y.; a cound'Hior and li.fe memo
Mt. Royal Club, and a life g;ov.
Montreal Western Hosp.; gave $10,000
to Montreal Art Assn., 1910; ranked
by tJhe M. StaT as a miHionaire 1911'
elected a dir. Bank of Montre
l, do.:
is a dir. C. .Meredd'th (q.v.) & .00.:
Ltd., !Montreal; V.-P. 'M'ontreal
Archæü'l. Inst.; one .of the .chief pro-
mobers of a Bd. of COJ],trol there, do.;
do.; formerly m.a.ster M.ontreal Hunt
(preseruted by its melITIs. WJit'h a -solid
sn
r antique cup, I()n the IOCcasion o.t
his marri'age); aut:hor of several
e
says on chemistry; a Lu theran; a
Llb.-34 McTavi8h St,. .llont1'eal; .lIt.
Royal Club; St. Jame8'8 Club; IIunt
Club; Jockey Club; FOTe8t and St1'eam
Club; Univer8ity Club; Laurentian
Club, Montreal.
"A man of exce'I1enoo in eve.ry p.ar-
ticular."-Late Sir G. E. Drummond.
Bauset, Bene, Montreal civic service.
S. SamI. P. and Virglnie (Walker)
B.; father fornnerly head .01' Fisheries
Bur
au, Ottawa; b. Quebec, Jan. 14,
186;>; e. Ottawa Unlv., Ottawa CoIl.
Inst., and Quebec Semy.; engd. for
some yrs. on staff Montreal Star'
chief clk. City Clerk's office, MontreaÌ,
and private secy. Mayor of Montreal
1887; A'sst. City Clk., ,Ml()rutreal, si'n
1.898; a del. League of Am. Municipal1i-
tIes, Norfolk, Va., 1907; a J. P.; dir.
Q
bec F.ish and Game Assn.; secy.
CIVIC Reception Domte., Eucharistk
Congress, IMontreal-, 1910; a R. C.; m.,
Mlle. Clementine Rem illa rd.-71 St.
Luke St., l1-Iontreal.
BaW:lf, Nicholas, merchant.
IrIsh parentage; b. nr. Smith's
Falls, ant.; e. there; learned to be a
mOt!ld
r in Cossitt Bros.' shops,
SmIth s Falls, and worked at his
tn
.de. there and at Almonte; went to
Wmmpeg in the early seventies and
was one of the pioneer bustness' men
of t.he West; became V.-P. Winnipeg
Gram Exchange, 1889; Presdt., do.,
1890; was one of the promoters of the
Nort!'Iern Elevator Co., 1903, and of
EmpIre Elevator Co.. 1904, a.nd is the
Pre
dt. of bofu Cos.; lis a dir. G. T.
PacIfic Terminal Elevator Co., of
Dom. F1:Ire Ins. Co., of Gt. Woot Pennt.
Loan Go., of Standard Trrusts Co., and
of the Ba,nk -of T.ororuto; V.-.P. 1M0nareh
iLlfe Ins. C.o., and Oan. Nt3Jt. Fire I-ns.
Co.; a:pptd. Ohairrnaili Bd. of Ill'sp,rs.
of grann g,r.QIWn west of Port Arthur
il.892; rate.d a's a millionaire; aRC.;
m., 1n early Ufe, !Miss K.aJbh.erine
Madden, Tp. of Ramsay, Lanark, ant.
-Winnipeg; .Manitoba Club, do.
.. A respected business man."-T. News.
Baxter, Lt,-Col, Edwy Sutherland,
Onto public service.
S. late Hon. Jacob B., surg. It.-col.,
M.D., Cayuga, ant., who sat for
Haldimand (Local), for 32 yrs., dur-
ing 4 of which he was Speaker, and
Rose (Griffith) B.; b. Cayuga, Nov.
I, 1878; e. public and highschs.
there; m., June, 1902, Miss Margt.
May Rowe; is Depty. Regr. Deeds, Co.
Haldimand, and an ald. town of Cay-
uga; entd. V. m. force, 1898; attained
to the command of the 3íth Regt.,
Haldimand Rifies, 1909; for 3 yrs. W.
M. St. John's Lodge, No. 35, A. F. &
A. M.; Ang.; believes .. that life's
greatest task is the making of man-
hood. Certainly patriotism. Ser-
vice means that; it means the mak-
ing of men physically, Intellectually
and morally; It means instilling re-
spect for law and order; it means
placing the responsibilities of citI-
zenship where they belong, not on
the few who are willing to volun-
teer, but on the shoulders of every
man; .one of the objects of patri-
otic service is to safeguard the na-
tion against war, by showing that we
are prepared for it, and to ensure
that, should war break out, the whole
national forces may be brought to
bear, in order to speedily re-estab-
lish peace."-Cayuga, Onto
Baxter, Lt.-Col, John Babington
Macaulay, lawyer.
Loyalist-Scotch ancestry; b. Carle-
ton, St. John, N.B., Feb. 16, 1868; e.
,public &chs., and King'.s CoIl., WindSOO",
N.S. (,B.tCL.,) 1900; bams-ter, 1891;
.R.C.: 1909; as,soC1Ï.at-ed .as counsel with
,late Dr. 'Sbockoon, K.C., I:\LP., Govt.
.bri-dg>e ill'vestJiga ti.on, :Fìred'erioton, and
.been rf'ltain'ed in other im'Portant cases;
ald. St. John, ,1892-96; 1900-3; 1905
{I() date; has been Deputy...':Mayor St.
John anò Warden lMun.id,paI. City and
Co. ,St. John; .l:ately served as secy.
.A'ssessm
nt CO'mn.; rose from the
ra-nks to the iC'O'ITI'mand of 3rd Regt.,
C. A. (pr.orruoted 1,t.-ool., Sept., 1907)
holds l.ong-service deoara't'iol1; V.-.P.
Doon. Arty. Ass'll'., 1908; autl1o
.. His-
t-arioal Thooord-s N. B. Reg:t. Can.
Artillery" (1896); apptd. lect. domes-
t.ic relations anld pa;rtnerslhd.ps and com-
,panies, King'.s Col'l. Law Sch., Wlind-
sor, N.IS.: holds high rank in .M.ascmlc
and in Omn'ge orders'; a Lib.-Con.;
has been Presdt. JunÍJor LÏlb.-Con. OI'Ub,
is memo extve. Lib.-'Con. Assn.; unm.;
apptd. City Reoorder, St. Ji
hn. N.B.,
Oct., 1910; a strong believer in the
.feasibilrity and wisdom CYf a maritime
.union, c.om'prlsing N. B., N. S. anò
.P. E. I.; also of cl'Oser relations with
MOIther Country; favo'Urs munici,pa:1 .
.ownoel'shi'P of public utlliitles.-!89 Lan-
ca8ter St., St. John (W.), N.B.; Cana-
dian Club, do.
Bayfield, Henry Arthur, consulting
and mech. engr.
E. S. Edward B., K.C., Charlotte-
town, P.E.I.; grands. late Admiral B.;
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BAYLEY-BAYLY.
b. Charlottetown; e. there and McGill
Unlv. (B.Sc., 1896); m., Feb., 1902,
Mary, d. Robt. Vear, Eustis, P.Q.; a
memo firm B. & Archibald, Vancouver;
asso. memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1901;
Councillor, dJo., 1909; Ang. - Van-
couver, B.C.
Bayley, Lewis Albert, merchant.
E. B. P. J. B., J.P., C--ompton, P.Q.;
b. Compton, 1863; e, E. Hatley Acad.
and CoaUcook; a dry goods mer-
chant; a dir. E. T. A
rlcu1. Assn. and
Sherbrooke Cheese Bd.; Presdt. Sher-
brooke Curllng Club and Sherbrooke
Bd. of Trade (elected for 2. terms) ;
an Ang.; a Con.-!9 Melbourne St.,
Sherbrooke, P.Q.; St, George'8 Club,
do.
BayUs, Bev, Charles Thomas (Con
.).
S. Thos. and Louisa (Dudley) B.;
former still living in Toronto; b. Liv-
erpool, Eng., ApI. 17, 1871: e. Belle-
ville; m., 1899, Miss E. D. Hoovy,
Mass.; O. Chicago, 1896; D.n. (Tenn.
Unlv.), 1904; formerly the successful
pastor of a 1ar
e Congo ch. in Brook-
1yn; after 5 yrs. resigned to become
pastor of an Interdenominational and
Ind. ch., founded by him In the -same
city, called the Ch. of the Open Door.
-1081 BU8hwick Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y.
II An evangelist of the constructive type,
whose wide success stamps him as a man
with a message for the times."-Dom.
Presb.
BayUs, Bev, ;1, Gilbert (Ang.).
B. London, Eng.; e. City of London
Sch. and M.cGdH Unlv.; rn., 1st, M.lss
:Sarah Woodworbh Dilffil{)C'k (d. Oct.,
1892); 2ndly, 1893, Na-rnnl, d. RoM.
T. Routh, IMÌO'ntTeal; came rbo Can"
1854; O. deacon, 1871; priest, 1872;
.B.D. (Airclhbp. Canterbury), 1880; D.D.
('hImt.) , King's .001'1., Wind'sor, N.:S.,
1901; was successively rector St.
Jul}e's, M.ontreal, Incumbent Oh. 'Of the
.A.soen-slon, T.orO'Yl>ÌO, asst. d'O. St.
George's. do., and rector St. Mark's,
Longueul'l, which laMer IpOsltlO'Tl he re-
signed. 1899, to becomf' Secy. Montreal
Dioc. Synod; canoOn Christ Ch. Cath.,
Montreal, 1902; Clerical Secy. Dioc. of
Montreal, 1907: was Secy. and N'gr.
Dloc. ColI., 1880-83. and has sf'rv('d
also as Secy. Cot. Ch. and Sch. Soc.;
at present, In addition to his othpr
duties. is rector of Maisonneuve Mis-
sion ICh. and a .chaplain to the Bp.;
author U Coulmumlon W'lne," U Mar-
riage La1W'S in Quebe.c," etc.-71 Univer-
8ity St., Montreal.
BayUs, Samuel Mathewson, author.
S. late Jas. and Sarah .Janf'
(Mathewson) B., Montreal; En
. and
Irish descent: b. Montreal.
f'pt. 3.
1854; e. private 0000. and !Mentreal
High SC'h.; m.. 1882. Ht1da Emi'Þy, d.
Wm. Aðams, Montreal; for a time in
oommerclal Ufe; a memo /Montreal Bd.
of Trad
, St. .Tames Lit. ISOC., charter
memo M.A..A.A.; d.tr. Boys' HOlme and
Boys' Farm and Training SOh., Shaw-
bridige, P.Q.; OounclUor Num. and
An1:'lq. Soc., Secy.-Treas. Kaveron Fish
and Game Club, anI} V.-P. MoOl1it-
real Homæop. Hosp. ; author of
-numerous poems and m;t
ell'aneous
contr
butions to tlle .press. and of
tlhe ,foOHowing volumes: uAt:hletk
Leaves to (1888), U Our City and Our
Sports" (1894), II Camp and Lamp"
(1897), UAt the Sign of the Beaver"
(1907); Ind. in IþOUtJlos; Prot.-!61
Univer8ity St., lIIontreaZ; Canadian
Club; Outremont Gol! Club, do.
II Possesses a literary style that is
charmingly natural, easy, and at the same
time cultured and po1iBhed."-Late Carroll
Ryan.
Bayliss, Major WiUiam, architect.
S. :J ollm and LiIlla (McKenzie) B.;
b. Pictou, N.S., Nov. 8, 1848; e. pubUc
schs. there; studied architectural
drawing at night rohs.; m., Dec., 1872,
Marlon Frances, d. Wm. A. Ray,
Washington, D.C.; since 1882 has been
supdt. of hasp. construction, office 'Of
surg.-gent, U. .s. Army; invented a
combination steam and hot-water heat-
ing system, 1893; since 1896 has been
Sovereign Grand Commander, Sup,
Council of Sovereign Grand Inspecters-
GenI., 33rd and last degree, A. A. S. R.
Freemasonry of U. S.- War Dept"
Wa8hington, D.C.
Bayly, Benjamin, lawyer.
S. late Rev. B. B. and Catherine
Cassandra Henrietta (McCulloch) B.;
b. DubHn, Ire!., May 25, 1834; e. Lon-
don Grammar Sch. and Toronto Univ.
('B.A., 1854) ; m., .June, 1864, Eliza, e.
d. late Dr. C. G. IMoore, .London., Ont.;
barrister, 1857: K.C. (M. of Lome),
1883; bencher !Jaw .soc., 1894; Pre'sdt.
Law Ass'll., 1900; a memo of the COl'7pn.
CYf Trin. OoH., Toronto, and a del. to
!the A'Ilg. -Synod.s; f.or many YI'S. a
memo 'Of local Bd. .of Educ., and for
oOne year ohairman ; an Ang., and a del.
Genl. and ProvI. .synod'S; a Con.-Lon-
don, Onto
Bayly, Edward ;1" barrister; ant,
public s'ervice.
S. late Wm. B., manufacturer, To-
ronto; b. London, ant., Oct. 25, 1865;
e. Trin. ColI. Sch., Port Hope, and To-
rontJo Un-Iv. (BolA., 1887); m., Oct.,
1909, F100remce, ð. .Tohn CaJmpbell,
BellevlUe, ant.; barrislter, 1890; K.C.,
1908; some tIlme an eX'aJrnr. Law So
.,
U.,C.; ap'Ptd. sollI'., Atty.-Genl.'s Dept.,
Toronto, !May, 1907; Sleoy. to Inter-
.provl. eonf., Tioronto, Oct., 1909; has
served as Presdt. Can. and ant. Rugby
Football Unions, and capt. Toronto
football team; deUghts in yachting;
was one of Canada'8 crew which won
Oama;da Cup, T()Iood:o, 1896; eleote.d
presdlt. ant. Oivil Service Assn., .Tune,
1911.-177 College St., Toronto; AttoT-
ney-Genl.'8 Dept., ParIt. Bldg8.; Albany
Club,' Royal Can. Yacht Club; Victoria
Club, do.
Bayly, Bichard Alexander, lawyer.
S. Richard B., KC. (q.v.); b. Lon-
don. ant., Mch. 8, 1865: e. London
Cell. Inst., and Toronto Unlv. (LL.B.,
1888) ; m. !Mabel V1iotorla, d. late M. C,
Cameron, lA.-Gov. N. W. T.; barrister,
1888; sucoessful1ly pnwt>lses in Lonoon,
In partnership w.1t'h .hls father; Chair-
man Bd. CYf Educ., London, 1900; do.
Bd. Hosp. Trustees, 1903; V.
P. Con.
Club, London; a oontl"ll.buter to legal
journals; auchor .. Succession Duty In
BAYNE-BAZIN.
Can." (11902); Al1'g.: .oon.-57 Ridout
St., London, Onto
Bayne, Rev, George Dunlop (Presb.).
S. .John and Margt. (Dunlop) B.,
both Scotch; b. nr. Ottawa, Ont., Feb.
25, 1858; e. public schs., McGill Unlv.
(B.A., 1880), and Chicago Unlv.
(Ph.D.) ; pursued theol. studies Mont-
relaJ Presb. .coH.; o. 1881; m., June,
1883, Eliza (d. June. 1897), d. Richard
Loucks, U. E, L. d-esc-ellit ; :pastor
Wakefield, P.Q., 1881; Morrlsburg,
Ont., 1883; Calvin Presb. Ch., Pem-
broke, Ont., Jan., 1888; Sudbury, Ont.,
1907; declined call to St. John's Ch.,
Hamilton, Ont., 1895; moderator Mont-
real and Ottawa, 1903; has declined
numerous calls to other churches, In-
cluding one to Gt. Brit.; an effectivf'
t-emrp. w.orlrer; .polittloally a Reformer
and has pleaded earnestly and ably
for honesty, righteousness and truth
In political life; author .. Political
Morality" (1894); a Freemason and
an Odd,f.eHow; Edith, his only d.,
widely known as an elocutionist, a
poet, and a writer of storiettes.-The
Manse, Sudbury, Onto
.. Strong in intellect, buoyant in thought,
manly and optimistic in spirit."-Londo71
Advertiser.
:Bayne, Henry Duckworth, electrical
engineer.
S. Christopher and Harriet B,; b.
Edinburgh, Scot., ApI. 25, 1867; e. in
Scot.; 1!Il., Se,pt., 1908, Fl.oye G., d. E.
WUson Redledge, New York; mangr.
Can. Westinghouse Co., Ltd., up to
1909, when he resigned; previously
sales mangr. e:le.c. delþt. U. S. Steel Co. ;
8Jppltd. oSP.eclal ag.ell11: for Can. Genl.
El>ectrfc Co. and Can. FounldTY Co.,
Miorutreæl, 1911; visl.tOO 8t. Pelt.ef'sburg,
Russia, 1909; Prot.-154 Metcalfe St.,
Montreal; St. James's Club; Engineers'
Club, do.; Garrison Club, Quebec;
Duquesne Club, Pittsburgh, Pa.; New
York Athletic Club, N. Y. City; Law-
yers' Club, do.
Baynes, Donald, physician.
S. late Wm. Craig B., B.A. (Camb.),
Secy. Royal lnst. for Advanc. of Learn-
Ing and Regr. McGill Unlv., and Morgl-
anna Elizabeth Chave (Harvey) B.;
grandson :MajloT-QenI}.. B., AJd!j:t.-Genl.
H. M.'s Forces, Can., during War of
1812; b. Bath, Eng.; e. High Sch. and
McGill Unlv., Montreal (B.A., 1864;
M.A., 1867; M.D., 1876); L.RC.P.
(Edin.); a memo Brit. Med. Assn; a
fellow Brit. Balneol. and ClImat. Soc.,
and of Therap. Soc.; formerly lec-
turer diseases of the throat and electro-
therap., Bishop's ColI. Unlv., Lennox-
vllle; asst. surg. Gt. West. Ry. works,
Swlndon, and Dist. Med. Offr., Ma-
deira & Mamore Ry., S. A.; late phys.
Metrop. Ear and Throat Infirmary,
London; Is Presdt. Brit. Electro-
Therap. Soc., and Presdt. Can. Soc.,
London, Eng.; author II Auxll. Meth-
ods of Cure," .. Electrol. and Phore-
sls," .. Electrical Treatment of Gout
and Rheumatism," II Treatment of Con-
stipation by Physical Methods"; memo
Comte. United Empire Club, London;
an Imperlallst and tariff reformer:
Prot.-,f,! Bertford St., Mayfalr, Lon-
don, W.; United Empire Club, dò.
71
Baynes, George Aylmer, physician.
S. late Wm. Craig B., B.A. (Camb.),
Secy. McGill Unlv.; b. Montreal; e.
High SCh., do.; graduated M.D. (Mc-
Gill Univ.), 1869; practised In Mont-
real and In Eng.; now at Chicago;
formerly ed. Public Health Mag.,
Montreal; It.-col. Can.-Am. Legion, or-
ganized during Cuban War.-.'I51 W.
Munroe St., Chicago, Ill.
Baynes-Reed, Rev, William Leonard
(Ang.).
3rd s. Edmund Baynes-Reed, barris-
ter, formerly of London, Ont., but
now dir. Met
orol. Service, Victoria,
B.C.; U. E. LoyaUst descent on mater-
nal side; b. LondlOn, Ont., Se-pt. 4, 1871:
e. public schs. I3.n.d Trin. Undv., 'J.'IQronto
(L.Th., 1895) : o. deacon, 1895; priest.
1896; first curacy Holy Trinity, To-
ronto; Incumbent Otonabee, 1895-8 ;
priest-In-charge Norway and Chester,
1898, suc'0eed'ing to the rectûrshl.p,
1900; past master Keene Lodge,
A. F. & A. M. (374) ; past grand chap.
Gran-d Lodge of Can., A. F. & A. M.;
1st prIncipal orient, Chap. No. 79,
G.RC.; past presdt. Cambridge Lodge,
No. 54 S. O. E. B. S., and past grand
chap. of tñe same; m., 1907, V. W.
Gretchen. o. d. the late H. L. Gilbert,
M.D., M.RC.S., Lond., and grandd.
late Rev. John Ambery, Dean, Trln,
CoIl., Toronto.-The Rectory, Norway,
Onto
Bazin, Adolphe, lawyer. .
S. Ia.te. J. S. P. B., N.IP., and AZlida
(Duhamel) B.; b. 'St. Ours, P.Q., May
27, 1869; e. CoIl. ,St. Hyadnohe, P.Q.,
and Laval Unlv. (RA., 1890; LL.B,
1894); m. 'MI.le. Laura Beauchemin;
advocate, 1894; suooessfully practised
his pmf. In 'Montreal; K.C., 1906;
apptd. a PtOlice Magte., !Montreal, 1908 ;
a Li.oense ,Commr., do., 1909; R. C.-
15 St. Louis Sq., Montreal; Club Cana-
dien; Ranelagh Country Club, do.
Bazin, Alfred ":E'uruer, physician.
Am. parentage: b. Montreal, Dec.
31, 1872; e. Montreal High Sch.: stud-
Ied med. McGill Unlv. (M.D., 1894);
m., .1899, Effie VernJOIl (mem. Ho.
CtO'lIlte., Vilctorian Order Nurses),
2nd d. Rand'Ollph Hersey, 'Montreal; for-
merly .surg. out-patient dept., Mont-
real Gen.!. Hosp.; Is demon. in an8lt.,
McGill Un Iv. ; a promoter Milton Her-
sey Co., analytical chemists and as-
sayers; memo Ex. Comte., Montreal
Citizens' League; has lectured for
Montreal Nat. His. and Can. Nurses'
Assn.-1,f7 Clandeboye Ave., 'West-
mount, Montreal; University Club, do.
Bazln, Philippe J., merchant.
B. Quebec, 1855; e. Quebec Semy.;
entd. mercantile life, 1870, a!1d has
been throughout connected wIth N.
Turcotte & Co., flour and grain mer-
chants, Quebec; since 1891 has been
at the head of this business; a Coun-
cillor Quebec Bd. of Trade, and has
been Presdt. of that body; has been
Mayor of the parish of Notre Dame
de Quêbec; .aJP'Ptd. a memo of comn. to
enquire Into Can. Civil Service, ApI.,
1907 (report presented to Parlt., Mcb.,
1908) ; a Lib.; a R .c.--681 Bte. Fo'J}
Rd., Quebec.
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BEACHAM-BEARDMORE.
:Beacham, Rev, Havelock (Ang.).
S. David S. and Agnes (Eilbeck)
B., Whitby, ant.; Eng. descent;
.
Newcastle, ant., 1865; e. St. .John s
CoIL, Winnrrop-eg (B.A., 1895), anò
WyoeUfTe Ooll., To.ronto; m., ;Jan., 1904,
AThl1ie !M., 4th d. late A. D. .'MacLean,
Toronoo; o. de.a.con, .1896; prIest, 1897 ;
stwUoned sucoe.ssive'l.y at Klllarney,
an., and OrMlJbl'OtOk, B.C.; now
rector Holy Trjn., Voancouv>er, do.-
Holy T1inity Rectory, Vancouver, B.C.
Bealby, John Thomas, author.
B. Wlgtoft, nr. Boston, Lincolnshire,
En.g., 1858; e. Doving:ton Gram. Sc<h.
and Corpus Christi ColI., Camb.; m.
Miss Margt. Borthwick; author of .. A
Daughter of the Fen," and 8; great
number of other works; some time ed.
Scotti8h Geograph. Mag., and has con-
tributed to the .. Encycl. Brit.,"
.. Chambers's EncycL," The Time8, Ga-
zette, and other standard authorities.
-Bonington Fall8, Nelson, B.C.
Beall, Arthur Wellesley, educationist.
B. Columbus, ant., 1860; e. Port
Perry High Sch., Whitby Coli. Inst.,
and Queen's Unlv., Kingston (B.A. and
silver med. in mod. lang., 1888; M.A.,
1892)' a public sch. teacher; missy.
to ;Japan, under auspices Y. M. C. A.,
Montreal, 1887; prof. of Eng., Imp.
Univ. and Doshisha Univ., .Japan; now
lecturer on personal purity in high and
public schs. of Ont.-Peterboro, Onto
Beals, Mrs. Jessie Tarbox, illustra-
tive photographer.
D. late John N. and Marie Antoin-
ette Tarbox, Hamilton, ant.; b. and
e. there; m., A. T. Beals, Greenfield,
Mass.; an illustrative photographer
and writer for all the prominent
mags., Including The Century, Every-
bodY'8 Country Life in Am., etc.;
award
d a gold med., St. Louis Expn.,
1905, for photographic exploits.-l20
E. f3rd St., New York.
:Beamish, -Rev, George Ross (Ang.).
B. Aug. 31, 1861; e. Trin. Univ.,
To ron-t 0 (B.'A., 1890; M.A., 1891);
m., 1st, Miss Margt. Robertson, Con-
secon, ant. (d. May, 1907); 2ndly,
.June, 1909, Mary .Jessie, d. Dr. D. H.
Ackerill, Belleville, ant. ; formerly
rector Trln. Ch., Brockville, ant.;
apptd. do. St. Thomas's Ch., Belleville,
1902; declined rectorship Kemptvllle,
ant., 1908; R.D., 1905; apptd. chap-
lain, with mnk of hon. capt., 15th
Regt., Argyll Light Infy., Feb., 1905;
a deL to Synods; del. Pan.-Ang. C.on..
gress, London, Eng., 19 0 8.-Bellevdle,
Onto
Bean, Bev, Wilfrid Hanson (Ep.).
B. Toronto, Oct. 10, 1865; an under-
grad. Toronto Univ.; theol. studies
Genl. Theol. Semy., N.Y.; formerly
curate Trln. Ch., Mt. Vernon, and Ch.
of the Redeemer, Pelham, N.Y.; now
rector St. .John's Ch. (Wilmot), New
Rochelle, N. Y.; also chaplain St. Mar-
tha's Indus. Sch.; unm.-New Ro-
chelle; Sherwood Park, Yonker8, N.Y.
:Bean)ands. Rev, Arthur John (Ang.).
Of an old yeoman family owning
land at Morton, Oraven, Co. York,
Eng., since 1530; o. s. Arthur B.,
M.A., .J.P., of the Palace Green, Dur-
ham, Eng., and .Jane, d. and co-heir
Thos. .Jowett, Ashfield Ho., Bingley,
Yorks; b. 1857; e. Durham Unlv.
(B.A., 1876; M.A., 1891) ; he was also
med. sch. of the univ., 1877-78; o. dea-
con by BI>. of Durham; priest, by Bp.
of Oxford, 1883; curate Chevlngton,
Chievelly, and Aylesbury, 1883; came
to B. C., 1884, where he became curate
at the Cath., Victoria, and was apptd.
canon resIdentary, 1891, and rector,
1892; resigned, 1909; has contributed
various papers to the Trans. of the
Nat. Hist. Soc., B. C. (of which he was
one of the founders) ; has compiled a
handbook and guide to the province,
land Is the author of several other
pamphlets; also author of a highly re-
garded paper: .. British Columbia: A
Problem of Colonial Development,"
read befove Royal 001. Inst., 1892; was
hon. chaplain to H. E. the Earl of
AJberde-en, 1896; elect'ed a feHow Soc.
o! Antiq. 'Of LondlOn, 1911 ; is a V.--P. of
the .Boys Brigad'e, and a deL to the
Ang. SYI!1Oò; a strong Imope'I'Ì'al
eodera-
ti-oruist, and an advlOC'aJte 0If a universal
standard of currency anò exchange;
m., 1slt:., 1884, Laura 'Maud (.d. ;June,
1893), e. d. W. A. Hillis, iM.A., bar-
rist1elI", RMIls'gate
!by !Mary Anne, a
sister of Bop. Stubbs; 2nd'I'y, Oct., 1905,
SO'p.hia, A.R.A. (q.v.), d. late ;Judge
Pemberoon.-Victoria, B.C.
Beanlands, Mrs, Sophie Theresa,
artist.
D. late Hon. .Joseph Despard Pem-
berton, C.E., a graduate of Trin. CoIl.,
Dublin, who came to B. C. as Sur-
veyor-Genl., 1851, and took a promin-
ent part In the development of the
colony; b. and e. Victoria, B.C.;
studied art at South Kensington, where
she obtained 1st class certs. for draw-
Ing from the antique. from life, and
from still life, 1893, and In the sch.
of .Jean Paul Laurena amd Benj. 0(>11-
stant, Paris, obtaining the gold med.
and 1st I>rlze, 1899, for a portrait
painted from life, and in a competition
oopen to men and WOilI1len equally; ex-
hibited first before Art Assn., Mont-
real, 1897; has since exhibited at the
Royal Acad., London, 5 times; in 1903,
one of her works, U Biblia Puree," a
portrait, was hung on the line, and at-
tracted much attention; exhibited at
the Parls Salon, 1899, and subse-
quently; also at the French Expn.,
1900; the St. Louis Expn., 1904, and
frequently at Manchester, Birming-
ham, Westham, Brighton, Newcastle-
on-Tyne, and Oldham; an Ang.; m.,
1905, Rev. Ca;non Boonland1s (q.v.).-
Victoria, B.C.
"An artist {)of very laTge ca1ibre, capable
of great things."-Pen a71d Pe71cit.
Beardmore, Frederick Newman, mer-
chant.
Y. s. late G. L. B. and Elizabeth
(Dowker) B.; b. Toronto; e. U. C.
ColI.; m., Feb., 1902, Helen Louise, e.
d. C. S. GzowskJ (q.v.), Thronto; a
memo firm B. & Co., leather merehantJS,
Toronrt:o and MonltTeal; Arn..g.-705 Pine
Ave. W., Montreal; St. Jame8'8 Club;
.lIft. Royal Club; Montreal Club; Forest
and Stream Club; Montreal Jockey
BEARDMORE-BEARDSLEY.
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Club; Montreal Hunt Club; Montreal
Polo Club; lIIont1'eal Racquet Club,
do.; Toronto Club, Toronto.
Beardmore, George Lissant, vocalist.
S. Walter D. B. (q.v.), Toronto; b.
there, july 16, 1877; e. Model Sch.,
Toronto, at Dresden, Saxony, under
Herr Mochmann, and at the Govt.
Te.chnical CoIl., Geneva, Switz.; m.,
june, 1905, Evelyn Annie, y. d. late
Hector Mackenzie, Montreal; in early
life studied singing, at Paris, for sev-
eral yrs., under Mon. Têqui ; after
marriage gave up commercial life to
resume his musical studies, which he
did under Herr Lautz, of the Toronto
Conser. of Music; further studies were
carried on under Mad. Lilli Lehmann,
at Berlin; since then at Berlin again
and Milan; became tenor soloist at the
,'h. of the Redeemer, Toronto, 1906,
but resigned in the following year
owing to the many demands upon him
for concert work; made his debut as
a concert singer In his native city,
and In 1908 made a successful tour of
Eastern Ca,n.; .made his delbut, wLth
great sucoos's, in the ti tie role of
II Tannihauser," at Hirschbro-g, Ger-
many, 'M,ay 14, .1911 ; .Ang.-200 College
St., Toronto.
II Has a voice of fine quality, which is,
moreover, of telling power in moments
of fervour and intensity."-T. Globe.
Beardmore, George Walhen. mer-
chant.
S. late G. L. B. and Elizabeth, 2nd
d. late john Dowker, formerly of Ter-
rington, nr. Castle Howard. Yorkshire,
Eng.; b. Hamilton, Ont., june 26,
1851; e. U. C. ColI. and Felstead
Gram. Sch., Essex, Eng-.; unm.; memo
firm B. & Co., tanners and wholesale
leather merchants, and Presdt. B. Belt-
ing Co.; a dlr. Nat. Life Assur. Co.,
and one of its originators, 1899; also a
promoter Ottawa & French River Ry.,
1905; has been l'resdt. St. George'
Soc., Toronto; a promoter and dir.
Can. Jockey Club, and of Toronto
Hunt; Is master Toronto Hunt; elect-
ed Presdt. Can. Nat. Horse Show
Assn., 1907-8; Can. representative In-
tern. Horse Show, London, Eng., 1907:
presented to their Majesties the late
King and Queen, do.; founded several
prizes for general proficiency in U. C.
CoIl. ; Ang.-" Chudleigh/' Toronto;
Toronto Club; York Club, do.; Sports
Club, St. James's Sq., London, Eng.
Beardmore, Miss Helen Lissant. ama-
teur poultry farmer.
D. late G. L. and Elizabeth (Dow-
ker) B.; b. Toronto; e. Toronto and
Brighton, Eng.; later, studying art In
julian's studio, Paris; In 1902 studied
for and obtained the Oxford and Read-
Ing joint cert. In avlculture, the work
for it being done at the Reading Univ.
CoIl., Eng.; her leisure has been
cÞ.iefty devoted to promoting co-opera-
tive f!1ethods amongst women engd. in
the lIghter branches of agricul., in
which she is assisted by her partner,
Miss Mary Yates, of the Onto Govt.
lecturing staff (Dept. of Agrlcul.);
her personal work has been with poul-
try, dairying, etc., and in establishing
a kennel of Welsh terriers, which have
won many prizes, not only in Can., but
at the big Westminster show in N. Y.,
at Buffalo, etc.-" Terrington," King-
ston Road, Toronto; P. O. Box 191, To-
ronto, Onto
Beardmore, Walter Dowker, merchant.
E. s. late G. L. B. and Elizabeth
(Dowker) B.; b. Hamilton, Ont., Oct.
10, 1849; e. U. C. ColI.; m. -, y. d.
late j. M. Williams, Regr., Hamilton,
Ont.; is Presdt. B. & Co., tanners and
wholesale leather merchants, Toronto;
a dlr. Mutual Life Assur. Co., Presdt.
Dom. Lumber Co., Muskoka Leather
Co. and Acton Tanning Co.; has
sf'rved as chairman Bd. License
Commrs., Toronto; an Ang.-fOO Col-
lege St., Toronto; Toronto Club; Hunt
Club; Royal Can. Yacht Club; Ontario
Club; York Club, do.; Sports Club,
London, Eng.
Beardsley, Major John Davis, Am.
ry. service.
U. E. L. descent; great-great-grands.
Rev. john D. (Epds.), 8ipptd. C'hap-
lain Loyal Am.
gt., commanded by
CoI. Beverley Robinson, during Am.
Hevolutionary War, and at the peace
retired on half-pay, settling in N, B.,
where he -d. 1810; .his s., john D. B"
settloed at Woodstock, N.B., and d.
there, 1852; b. Woodstock, N.B., Jan.
1, 1837; Hved there until he was 13
or 14, when Ihis family removed to
Grand Falls, in that .province; there
he en-gd. in meroo.ntile and lumbering
business; was likewise a capt. In the
local milltla; an unsuccessful candidate
for Victoria (N.H: Assembly), 1861,
and became a Freemason; at the
outbreak of the Am. Civil War, 1861,
was the owner of a large manu-
facturing lumber anlll, on the St. john
River, empl-oying nearly 200 men; in-
spired by a spirit of '8..d:venture, he left
hIs busineiSs with hJ.s partner, and fol-
lowed by 70 of his men, crosood the
boundary lirue and ewl.isted in the .Ma,ine
(U. S.) Volunteers, being Joined after
doirug so by Goo. W. WeS't,.of F.Û'l"t Kent,
with 30 men; these men were organized
at Portland as Co. D. of the Tenth
Maine Volunteers and mustered Into
the serV'ice of the U. S., West being
apiptd. ca-pt. and B. first Heut, thereof;
the regt. going south, was first sta-
tioned at Patterson Bark, Baltimore;
the headquarters we1'e then moved to
Fort Dix, on the Baltim-ore & Ohio Ry.,
and the regt. was employed to guard
the railroad from Bal timore to Har-
per's Ferry; 113.ter the headquarters
were moved to Ham>er's Ferry; June
23, 1862, the regt. was moved to Win-
chester, Va., and on june 25 it partici-
pated -in the Battle of Winchester, in
which the federal forces undoer Gen.
Banks were d-efeated by the Confeder-
ates, under Gen. II Stonewall" jack-
son; the 10th Maine
gt. covered the
federal retreat, .passlng through Wdn-
chester aboot 10 a.m., and were under
artillery fire constantly from that time
until they .arrive;d at MarHnslburg a
distance of 22 miles; the retreat ';"'as
continued to the Potmnac River that
afternoon, making a march of 42 miles,
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BEASLEY-BEA TON.
the regt. losing during the day about
90 men from artillery in killed,
wounded. and 'Prisoners; the army re-
turned to Virgqn.J.a almost immediately,
and was moved up the Shenand'Oah
Valley, and by way 'Of Front Royal
to Cul,pepper, Va., where Gen. Banks
estabHshed his headquarters, B. being
with ,his regt. throughO'Ut; Aug. 8,
1862, (Banks moved !his centre south
from Culpepper to Ce.dar 'Mountain, the
10th Maine being in advance; on the
following day the reg-to particl!patoo In
one of the most desjperate and :bloody
battles of the war, the numbers en-
gaged .belng considered; during the
earLy part of the day It was an artil-
lery fight, with small loss on either
side; a!bout 4 in the afternoon the 10th
Maine 'became engaged with the Con-
federate Infantry; t!he contUct was
short, not more than 20 miniUtes, yet
in that time Co. D., commanded .by
Capt. B., lo.st 10 men shot dead and
22 wounded, out 'Of a total of 45; on
the
nlng 0If Aug. 9, lB. was taken
prisoner, on the 'Picket line, and was
sent to Richmond, where he was con-
fined a prisoner of war In 'Libby
prison; after 3 months he was ex-
changed and sent to Camp Parole.
Annapolis, Md.; .he joined his regt. as
It was crossing the Potomac River.
ne'ar Harper's Ferry; in the earl'Y part
of 1863, Co. D., wlibh rt:wo otIher co.'s
of the 10th Maine, having been formed
Into a batt. and attached to the head-
quarters of the 10th Army Corps,
under Genl. Slo.cum, B., as senior offr.
of the batt.. commanded it at head-
quarters; was !presen t with It at Chan-
ceHorsvllIe, May 1, 2, and 3, and at
the Battle of Gettysburg, J"uly 2, 3.
and 4, 1863; dn the faJ1 of that year
went with ibis corps to Tenn., to rein-
force Rosencranz, who h8!d -been de-
feated at Chickamauga and driven Into
Chattanooga 'by Gen!. Bragg; during
the winter olf 1863-4 B. commanded his
batt. at Shelbyville, Tenn.; from this
!point his command was transferred to
the 29t'h Maine, then serving in tJhe
19th Corps (Emery's), joining it at
Morganza, La., Md'ssissiprpl River; soon
afterwards they were moved to Ne.w
Orleans, and were sent by sea, under
sealed oroers, ultimately to Fortress
Monroe, to reinforce Grant's army of
the Potomac; on reaC1hlng there, how-
ever, their destination was changed to
Washington, where they landed, within
hearing of the Confederate gun.s under
Early, on the other side of lohe city;
having marched across the city they
joined the forces close In under tJh
walls; Early'.s troops fell ,back and
finally retreated up the Potomac River
and south through the Shenandoah
Valley; B:s corps then passed under
Genl. Sheridan's command, and took
part in the Valley campadgn under that
commander, which finally resulted in
the entire destruction of Early's anny;
promoted major In the 109th Regt.
Infantry, U.S.C. troops, he was mus-
tered into the service of the U. S. as
such Sept. 23, 1864; 'Oroered from its
l'Ocation In Ky. to the army of the
Potomac, it took position on the north
side of the James River, In front of
Confederate Fort Harrison, and par-
t:ÏClÏpated In the s'lege of Richmond;
Mch., 1865, B., having conceived the
Idea of raising a regt. of sharpshooters,
to be armed: with Spencer rifies, then
coming into use., and ,being strongly
supported In ibIs application to the War
Office by Genl. Slocum, then command-
Ing the left wing of Howard's army,
tendered his reslgnatdon and was
bJonlOumbly d1scharg<ed :from tobe ann'Y,
In order that he might 'be free to carry
out his Intention, but before he could
give effect to 1t:, Grant broke the Con..
federate lines at ,Petersburg, and the
coll
se 'Of the Confederacy foHowed;
kpI., 1897, was apptd. by Gov. J". R.
Bodwell of Maine a commr. for pur-
chasing and improving land and erect-
Ing monum'enots thereon, In commemor-
ation -of the soltdiers from MR!ine who
fell at Gettysburg; after the war B.
went 'Into husiness at Richmond. Va.,
where he continued until 1873, remov-
ing thence to Cairo, W. Va., where he
purc'hased a large tract of timber land;
In 1878 he went to Arkansas, where he
bunt a narrow-gauge railroad from
Hope to Washington, Ark.; In 1882 he
ohanged the gauge of this road and
extended It to Nashville, a distance of
about 25! miles; It Is known as the
Arkansas & Louls'lana Railroad; In
1886 he soM the road to Jay Gould
and, in 1887, began the construction of
another railroad from Magnolia, Ark.,
to Natchitoches, La., a di.stance of 115
miles; this 1'000, known as the Louis-
iana and Northwest Railroad, he s-old
to a ,St. Louis syndicate, in 1905; fol-
lowing this, he built an electric system,
comprising a street railroad of 61 mUes,
a light and pOlWer plant, an -ice ,plant,
and an am<usement !park, at Mineral
WeUs, TexR!s, 'Which he still owns; m
MIss Susan C. Poole, Md., U.S.-Gibs-
land, La.
Beasley, Harry Exeter, Can. ry. ser-
vice.
S. late Hy. B., Treas. Co. Went-
worth, Ont., and Julia A. (Newson)
B., U. E. L. descent; grands. Coi.
Richard B., the first white man settled
at the head of Lake Ont., and a memo
U. C. Legislature; b. Hamilton, Ont.,
Nov. 10, 1862; e. Onto public schs.:
m., 1891, Katherine, d. Rev. David
Griffith, Brynterlon. Bethel, North
Wales; entd. G. T. R. service. 1883,
since when he has been continu-
ously in the employment of the follow-
Ing roads: Man. & N. W., Northern
Pacific, and Can. Pacific; was Supdt.
Kootenay sec., C. P. R., 1897-1900;
chief elk. to Presdt., Montreal, do.,
1900-01; apptd. Supdt. Dlst. 2, do. (his
present position), 1901. - Vancouver,
B.O.
Beaton, Alexander H" physician; Onto
pUblic service.
S. Colin B.. who emigrated from Is-
land of Mull, Scot., 1832, and Chris-
tiana (McKinnon) B.; b. Pickering,
Ont., ApI. 20, 1838; In early life a
sch. teacher; studied for profession at
Rolph Sch., Toronto, and Victoria ColI.,
BEATTIE-BEA TTY.
CobouTlg (IM.D., 1864); m., \1870, ,M.lss
Ml8.rgt. A. IM
iven; a memo ColI. P.
and ,S., Ont., 1866; a coron.er, 1873;
apptd. Med. Supdt., Asylum for Idiots,
Orlllla, .Jan., 1877; resigned, 1910;
has made the care and training of
idiots his Ufe study; In connection
with the asylum, has founded a sch.
for the training of weak-minded chil-
dren an Institution which is now re-
gard
d as one of the best in the world;
a memo OriIlia High Sch. Bd. fQr 15
yrs., and for 9 yrs. Its Chairman;. a
Lib.; favours closer trade relations
with the U. S.; Is also a firm believer
in the possibility of an Anglo-Saxon
oomederacy.
Orillia
Onto
II Possesses exceptional executive ability,
tact and judgment."-T. Globe.
Beattie, Bev, Andrew (Pres b.).
Scotch parentage; b. Doon, Ont.,
1858; e. public schs., Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., 1884), and the Unlv. of N. Y.
(A.M., 1899; Ph.D., 1900); studied
theol. Union Theol. CoH., N. Y.; m.,
Nov., 1891, d. Rev. .J. B. HJartweH,
D.D., Teng Ohou, Ohina ; o. (Am.
iPresb, Oh.), 1888; .aJPptd. rni.ss1ony.
to !Canton, Ohiina, ,1889; has suc-
cessfully labored there, for the degrad-
ed and afflicted natives, and has been
instrumental in founding the first home
ever established In China for untainted
children of leper parents; Is a dir. .of
the Canton Christian ColI.; In -1906,
when the news of the massacre at
Lien-Chou reached Canton, was one of
the 3 missionaries who promptly or-
ganized an expedition to relieve the
survivors; on his return from this
duty his mission was attacked by
Boxers, who bound him and the other
occu.pants, and robbed -the mission.-
Canton, China.
"A wise and careful man, who has
become one of our most experienced and
valuable missionaries."-Ret'. .4.. J. BrowTI,
D.D.
Beattie, Miss Grace Brow, nursing
profession.
D. Thos. and Margt. (Howitt) B.,
Scotch descent; b. Summerside, P.E.I.;
e. there and by private tutors in Bos-
ton, Mass.; graduated McLean Hosp.
Training Sch. for Nurses, Somerville,
Mass., 1889, and from Training Sch.
for Nurses, Mass. Genl. Hosp., Boston,
Mass., 1893; Asst. Supdt. City Hosp.,
Quincy, Mass., 1893-95; .organized
Hosp. Training Sch., Brockton Hosp.,
and has been its Supdt. since opening
of same, Mch. 14, 1896; a memo Cli
of Christ (Dlsciples).-Brockton H08-
pital, Brockton,
"fass.
Beattie, ;S, H, A.. lawyer.
B. and e. London, Ont.; a barrister'
successfully practises his prof. In
London; previously in Toronto; for
6 yrs. an ald., London; elected mayor
t'here. 1910; re-elec bed , 1911; candi-
date of the Citizens' Municipal League;
an Ang.; a Con.; was some time secy.-
treas. Ang. Synod of Huron.-London
Ont.; London Club, do. '
Beattie, Major Thomas, retired mer-
chant; legislator.
B. Salntfield, Irel., Aug. 12, 1844;
came to Can., 1846; e. Niagara Gram-
75
mar Sch.; m., Feb., 1899, Miss Agnes
Burwell, Fingal, Ont.; formerly In
mercantile life; for 10 yrs. an Ald. of
London; a dir. Bennett's Theat. En-
terpr.ise Co., .and of .the
aTIIlers' Bank
of Can., V.-P. Agrlcul. Loan & Savings
Co., and Presdt. London City Gas Co.;
served as an .offr. in 7th Fuslliers dur-
Ing N. W. Rebellion, 1885 (med.): re-
tired from service, with rank of major
Nov., 1897; elected V.-P. Gan. Club:
London, 1908; a Con. and Presdt. W.
Con. Assn.; sat for Dondon (II. C.),
1896-1900, and has b
n again the 11"e-
pr.esenltaltlve of that city since Od.,
1907.-London, Ont.; London Club, do.;
Albany Club, Toronto.
Beattie, Rev, William (Presb.).
S. Wm. and Georgina B., Palmers-
ton, Ont.; b. Fergus, On't.. .A'PI. 11,
1873; e. Toronto Univ.; pursued theol
studies at Knox ColI., Toronto, and
United Free Ch, ColI., Glasgow, Scot.;
m., .June, 1905, Alice Mabel, d. Robt.
Heath, Biddulph Grange. Congleton,
Eng., and nIece Sir .Jas. H., Bart.; o.
1900, and has since been pastor at Co-
bourg, On't.; is cl1aplla1ru (and hon.
capt.) 40th Regt., iNorthumlberland
Rifles; decHned a call to tlhie co-pas-
torate of .Betlhan'Y Oh., Bhlilail.elphia
1901.-" The Manse," Cobourg, Onto '
Beatty, Arthur, educationist.
S. Robt. and Susan (Cherry) B..
early settlers of Blanshard, Co. Perth,
Ont.; b. Kfrkton, Ont., Mch. 6, 1869;
e. pubUc sch., St. Mary's CoIl. Inst.,
Toronto U!1iv. (B.A., 1893), and Col-
umbia Umv., N. Y. (Ph.D., 1897);
m., .July, 1899, Carlotta .Jane KeSoseck
e. d. Wm. !McCUItchoon, ThOTnòa
e'
Ont.; grad. 'Work in . CornoeU Univ'
1894-95; .fellow dn Eng., Columbia
UnIv., 1895-96; Instr. in En.g. Wiscon-
sin Univ., 1897; later awtd: p-rOif. of
Enrg., do.; ,has .published BrownlÏng'.a
.. Verse Form" (1897), BrunetIère'ø
"Art and Morality" (translation) De
Quincey's II Confessions of an English
Opium-Eater," .origJinal text, ed., with
!pltroù. and notes (1900), Hoccleve's
Legend .of Itlne Sloeoeve'1ess Garmen t "
a spuri<?us ICant:erbury .tale, fOT the 18t
Hm.e
prmted. wIth an :inbroo. (,chaucer
Soc. ,Pub
!catIon'S, 2nd series, .No. 34)
(1902); OomplOSiiion and Rihertoric"
(
903,?; Tennyson's " Idylls of the
Kmg (1904), .swinburne's Selected
Poems (1906), .and .SWilnburne's Select-
ed Dramas (1909) ; a Cong.-315 Mon-
roe St.
Madison
Wis.
"A man of original thought and great
ability."-T. Globe.
Beatty, Charles William, lawyer;
merchant.
S. W. H. B. (q.v.), barrister. To-
ronto; b. Toron to; an undergrad. To-
ront.o Univ.; m., ,sept., 18.96, Lillian
May, d. Goo. Gooderh.am T.oronto' a
barrister; formerly a ïinem. of 'hioS
father's firm; p'resdlt.. B., Kerr & Ver-
ner, wholesale .dry goods, Toronto; an
Ang.-121 St. George St., Toronto;
Albany Club; York Club, do.
Beatty, Henry Albert, physician.
S. Hy. B., Supdt. steamship seryice,
C. P. R., Toronto, and H. M. (Powell)
B.; b. Thorold, Ont., Aug. 12, 1874; e.
'(6
BEATTY-BEAUBIEN.
.Jameson Ave. ColI. Inst., Toronto;
graduated M.B. (Toronto Univ.), 1897'
furt-her studies at: Lon.don (Eng.) Rosp:
and in Edin. anre} Vienna; umn.; L.R.
C.P. (Lond.), M.RC.S. (Eng.); was
house surg. Poplar Accident Hosp.,
London; senior house surg. Westmins-
ter Hosp., London; declined surg. re-
gistrarship Westminstf'r Hosp., 1902;
apptd. chlef surg. and med. ofTr., C.
P. Ry., 1910; is also surg. Toronte
West. Hoep.-207 Simcoe St., Toronto;
Royal Can. Yacht Club; Lambton Golf
and Country Club; Empire Clu.b; Can.
Club; York Club, T01"Onto.
Beatty, Samuel G" publisher.
S. late Sam!. n., Toronto; b. and e.
thHe; m. d. late .John Eastwood, To-
ronto; became connected with Can.
Publishing Co., 1884, and Is now and
h
s been for some yrs. its Presdt.; a
d'Ir. 'Man.t'rs.' Life Ins. 000., and of .the
Ba.nk of HamiI'ton.-" Oakdene," 168
I8abella St., Toronto; National Club
do. '
Beatty, William Henry, lawyer.
E. s. late .Jas. B., Toronto; b. there
Doc. 10, 1835; 'e. U. C. C'ÛIl; m., ApI:
1865, OhaI'\101bte Louisa (Idkm.atoo a moo.:
to the .sch. of Domestic Scienûe, To-
ronto, to be a'W'arded to tlhe pupil
ma1cing the highest number of 'marks
1902), 2nd d. -late .J. G. Worts To.:
ren.t'Û; ,admitted atty., 1863; deClined
a,ppt. as a K.C. when offefied to him
by Sir .Jehn A. IMia-cdonald and sub-
sequently by Sir cOhas. TuPPer (q.v.):
hood of extenslV1e la.w firnn B., Black-
st?Ck (q.v.), Fasken (q.v.) & Chad-
wIck (q. v.), Toronto; Ia cha.rÌ'er dir.
Good'erham & Worts Co., distillers and
,mJaJJJtsters, Toronto; a ðok. of varloaus
other corpora:tions; V.-P. London &
ant. Invest. Co., and ()If t'he Toronta
GenI. Trusts Corpn.; Presdt. Toronte
Silver Plate 00., Can. Permt. Montgage
Cor.pn., and -the C.onfederrutlon Li.fe
Assn. ; until
ec-ently, W\hen he r>eEigned,
wa,s 'PI"esdt. 'Ûf the Banik of Toronto'
a. de.}. from Toron.to Bod. of Trad
te .congress .of Chamlbers .of Cem-
merce of Empire, Lond.on 1896. 'oon-
jooint!ly with W. N'esbltl4 K.C. (q.v.),
has 'Published II T:fIe Boord's of Trade
Gen!. Arbitrrutlons' Act" (1894) and
II Rules of the '.Voron'to Chamber
of Arbitration, with Notes and Sug-
gestions as to the Conduct of a Refer-
ence" (1894); a personal friend of
the late Sir .John A. Macdonald and
was Chairml3.n of ,the ,Macdonald
Memorial Comte., Toronte; an Ang.-
,I The Oak8," 6 Queen's Park, Toronto;
Toronto Club; Albany Club, do.
" Has a great knowledge of commercial
law."-T. Telegram.
Beau, Henri, historical painter.
B. Montreal; studied In Paris under
'Gerome; m.; his picture, ".Les Noces-de
Cana," hung In the Paris Salon, 1894;
created an OfTr. d' Acad. -by Presdt.
French Republic, 1901; executed his-
torical painting representing the arri-
val of Champlain at Quebec for the
Quebec Govt., which was hung In the
Chamber of the Leg. Council, Quebec,
1903; and of another national work,
representing the dispersion of the
Acadians, which has been presf'nted to
the univ. at Memramcook, N.B.; a
R. C.-!484 St. CathCl"ine St., JlontTeal.
Beaubien, Charles Philippe, lawyer.
B. Montreal, 1870; e. St. Mary's
(.Jesuit) ColI.; LL.B., Laval Univ.,
1894; m. Miss Power; aðvocate, 1894;
K.C., 1909; succ-eslsfuII.y practise,s >his
prof. in MO'Iltrool: head of fiI1ITl B. &
Lamarche: a -promoter I{)f bhe Club
LafIOll,taine; a Oon.; a R C.-4S6 Côte
St. Catherine Rd., OutTemont, Mont-
real; Club Lafontaine; 1'rlontreal Club;
Royal St. LawTence Yacht Club; OutTe-
mont CUTling Club, do.
"A powerful speaker."-M. Gazette.
Beaubien, James de Gaspe, electrical
engr.
Y. s. Hon. Loui's (q.v.) and Susanna
Lauretta (Stuart) B.; b. Outremont,
Montroo:l, 'May 18, 1881; graduated
B.A.Sc. (El.), McGlll Unlv., 1906;
m., Oct., 1910, Gabrielle, o. d. Hon. R.,
Da'Il'duraoo (q.v.); asso. memo Can.
Soc. C. E.: asso. memo A. I. E. E.;
successfully p,ractises, 1M0ntreaI as a
00nsullting electrical engr.; R: C.-
466 St. Catherine Rd., Outremont Mont-
1-eal; Engineers' Club, do, '
Beaubien, Hon, Louis, ex-legislator;
stock breeder.
Descended from Trottier de B., who
came from St. Martin d'Ige, Perche,
France, 1650; s. late Pierre B. (M.D.,
Univ. of Paris), who represented the
city of Montreal and Co. Chambly in
the old Can. Assembly, and Marie .Jus-
tine (Casgrain) B.; b. Montreal, .July
27, 1837; e. St. Sulplce ColI. there;
m., 1864, -Susanna Laur.etta, d. late
Ohdef .Justice Sir :Andrew stuart, Que-
bec; noow leads the life of a country
gentleman; for many Yl's. a memo
p.rovl. Bd. of AJgrlc., arud Presdt. Roche-
J.a.ga. Ag:ricul. Soc.; 'has g1Ïv.en a good
deal .of atrt:Jent1on to improving the breed
of cattle and horses in the p,rovlnce;
fou.nded the Compo du Haras-Natlonal,
WhICh Imports blood horses from
France and Eng., 1899; one of the
first to advocate the opening up of
the country by ryS.; an active pro-
moter of Montreal North. Colonlz. Ry.
(now a portion of the C. P. R- sys-
tern), of which he was V.-P.; was
Presdt. Montreal Park and Island
(electric) Ry. Co.; has been also
Presdt. St. .Jean Bapt. Soc., Montreal.
now V.-P. Le Journal Co.; a mem:
Advls. Comte. Montreal Business Men's
League, a dir. La Compo d'Imp. Elec-
trlque and of La Banque Provle.;' a
promoter Yukon Trust Co., 1901; Is
prominently Identified with Montreal
League for Prevo of Tubf'rcu!.: a Con.,
and sat for Hochelaga (Local), 1867-
86. and for Nicolet, 1892-97: was
Speaker of the Assembly, 1876-78, and
Commr. of Agrlc. In the de Boucher-
vllle and Flynn Admns., 1892-97; sat
for Hochelaga (H. C.), 1872-74; a
R C.-.J57 St, Catherine Rd., OutTe-
mont, Montreal; Club Lafontaine;
Montreal Club; 2'1fontreal Jockey Club,
do.
.. His farm has m()re than a locM or even
provincial fame."-Dom. IUd. MonthlJl.
.
BEAUCHAMP-BEAUREGARD.
77
Beauchamp, Jean Joseph, lawyer.
S. Joseph and Marcelllne (Bayard)
B.; b. Montreal, Jan. 18, 1852; e. by
private tuition and St. Mary's (Jesuit)
ColI.; graduated B.C.L. (McGll1 Unlv.),
1878; LL.D. (Laval Un-iv.), 1904; m.,
F.e-b., 1879, iMlle. Eliza Decary; advo-
cate, 1879; K.C. (E. of Derby), 1893;
R. 0., Hoohelaga, 1894; has ;practised
throughout in Montreal, where, for a
time, he was acting recorder; is fre-
quently employed as an expropn.
commr.; a frequent contributor to the
press; also author II Le Repertoire de
la Revue Legale," II The Jurisprudence
of the Privy Council" (highly eulo-
gized by Western Law Times), and
II Cúòoe Civil AnU1iO'tê de la Province òe
Quebec" (Eng. and French); holds
1st and 2nd class certs. from Royal
Mil. Sch., and was for some yrs. capt.
and paymaster 65th Regt., V. M.;
elected Presdt. St. Jean Bapte. Soc.,
Monttreæl, 1909; a Con.; a R. C.-160
Laval Ave., Montreal; Club Canadien,
do.
.. Mr. B. has given us a work on the
Civil Code which may fairly claim to be
the most complete, the most useful and
the most practical yet published."-M.
Gazette.
Beauchesne, Leon1das Emile Arthur,
journalist.
S. P. C. B. (q.v.); b. Carleton, P.Q.,
June 15, 1876; e. St. Joseph's ColI.,
Memramcook, N.B. (B.A., 1895);
unm.; secy. oornn. to report on oomn.
Court Ho. and Jail, Montreal, 1896-97;
private secy. Speaker Le Blanc, Que-
bec, and later to Sir J. A. Chapleau; as
a journalist served on staff Montreal
Minerve, Gazette, Star, and La Presse;
joined Le Journal (-defunct), same city,
a-t its inception, Dec., 1899, and became
its ohief ed., Jurue, 1902; booaJme 00.
L'Opinion, Montreal, on its inception,
Oct., 1905; has carried on noted con-
troversies through the press on dis-
puted historical points; believes in a
broad-minded Can. sentiment, leading
ultimately 1'0 poldU,cal Indepoendoence;
now (1911) aJbout to edit a noew journal
in Monrtreal, :to be starrt:ed :1n oppo.sl"tion
to Le Devoir.-55 St. Denis St., Mont-
real; Club Canadien, do.
Beauchesne, Pierre Clovis, notary;
legislator.
S. late Pierre B., lumber merchant,
Becancour, P.Q.; b. there, June 8,
1841; e. Nicolet CoIl.; m., 1871, Ca1'O-
liine Olivia, 2nd d. J. Leof. doe Bel'l'e-
feuille, Oal'le1Jon, P.Q.; N.P., 1865;
Secy.-Treas., Carleton, P.Q., 1866-93;
fishery overseer, 1870-71; Regr. 2nd
Dlv. Bonaventure, 1882; Collr. Cus-
toms, 1883; served also as memo Bd.
Notaries and In many other offices;
Presdt. St. Jean Bap. Soc., 1871-74: a
major In mil.; a promoter and a dlr.
Baie de Chaleurs Ry.; a Con.; sat for
Bonaventure (Local), 1874-76, and for
same constituency (H. C.), 1879-82;
Introduced and carried an Important
measure with respect to titles to pro-
perty; was a supporter of Mr. de
Boucherville and Sir John Macdonald
respectively; believes in Brit. connec-
tion and Can. for the Canadians; R. C.
-Paspebiac, P.Q.
Beaudin, Simeon, lawyer.
B. St. Isidore, P.Q., Sept. 12, 1855 ; e.
Montreal ColI.; -ID. M1ss Norris; advo-
cate, 1878; K.C. (E. Derby), 1889:
do. (P. Q.), 1899; bâtonnier, Mont-
:real ba'r, 1902; bâtonnier-general,
do.; head legal firnn B., LOlffinger,
St. Germain & Guerin, and one of
the leaoors o()f tlhe Can. bar; argued
St. Bla.se parish and other easel!
before Jl. Comte. P. C., Eng.; elected
an hon. memo La Cham. de Commerce,
Montreal, 1902; one of the incorpora-
tors La Presse Pub. Co., 1904: also a
promoter Lafontaine Club; a Con.;
unsuccessfully contested Laprairie-
Napi-erville (H. C.), g. e. 1908; a R. C.
-44 Bishop St., lIIontreal; Club La-
fontaine; Club Canadien; Pointe Claire
Golf Club, do.
II An honour to his profession."-M.
Gazette.
.. Ranks high in his profession, his
thorough legal sense, knowledge of the law
and extensive experience qualifying him
for early judicial preferment."-M. Wit-
fleBB.
Beaudry, Bev. Charles Agapit (R. C.).
S. Jannier and Marie Louise (Chi-
coyne) B.; b. St. Marc, P.Q., Oct. 15,
1855; e. ColI. St. Hyacinthe; O. 1881;
vicar I>arish La Presentation, 1881-88;
took up work of the repatriation of
French-Can. from the U. S. in con-
nection with the colonization of Man.,
in which he was highly successful,
1888; curê St. Hyacinthe de la SaIle,
Man., a parish founded by Bp. of St.
Hyacinthe, 1893; canon Cath., St.
Hyacinthe, do.; procureur Bp. of St.
Hyacinthe, 1897; revived Le Colon
a-
teur Can:, 1888, and was its ed. up to
1893.-B
shop's Palace, St. Hyacinthe,
P.Q.
Beaudry, Joseph Alphonse Ubalde,
civil engineer.
E. s. late Hon. Justice B., SUI>. ct.,
P. Q.; b. St. Hyacinthe, P.Q.; e. St.
Mary's (Jesuit) CoIl., Montreal; m.
Mary Jane, y. d. late Capt. Hy. Ib-
botson, H. M.'s 104th Regt.; C. E..
Dom. and [Provl. land surveyor, archi-
tect and patent solicitor; a charter-
memo Soc. C. E.; formerly Asst. City
Engr., Montreal, and Town Engr...
Hoch
laga, Ste. Cunegonde, and St.
Henn; consult. engr. Quebec water-
works and city of Sherbrooke; devised
and executed waterworks for Hoche-
laga, Ste. Cunegonde, and St. Henri;.
built In Ste. Cunegonde the first direct
pressure waterworks in Can.; located
Q. M. N. C. Ry. from Ste. Thêrêse to
Grenville; surveyed the Selkirk settle-
ment in Man. at time of the half-
breeds' troubles: a memo Hygiene
Comte., Montreal, 1883-84: Is a memo
Art Assn., Microscop. Soc., Nat. Hist.
Soc., Hist. Soc., a dir. Soc. for Protec
.
.omen and Children, hon. librarian
Num. and Antiq. Soc., and hon. ..nas.
Social &on. Club; a R. C.-li!8 Crescent
St., Montreal; Montreal Hunt Club;
Club de Chasse à Course Can.; Tandem
Club, do.
Beauregard, Lt,-Col, Henri Albany,
Quebec public service.
S. Pierre and Marguerite (,:\I-orin)
B.; b. St. Hyacinthe, P,Q., Nov. 18,
78
BEAUSOLIEL-BECK.
1864; e. St. Hyacinthe eoll. .and Mc-
Gill Unlv. (B.C.L., 1887); m. Marie
Eugenie, d. late Hon. Mr. Justice
FonbaJine; advocate, 1887; practised
at St. Hyaciruthe, Iin partnership
with late Judge Desmarais; apptd.
prothonty. S. C. and elk. .of the Crown
and Peace, and elk. of the Circuit Ct.,
Dist. St. Hyacinthe, 1889; apptd. It.-
col. commanding 84th Regt., Feb.,
1908; formerly ed. La Tribune, a
weekly 'P8!þer (St. Hyacinthe), and Is
a wel'l-kn.own correspondent for the
press' is Presdt. Ind. Foresters,
L'UnÚm St. Pierre, and C. M. B. A.;
a R. C.; no politlcian.-St. Hyacinthe,
P.Q,
BeausoUel, J08eph Maxlme. physician,
S. Joseph and Rose (Ducharme)
B.; b. St. Felix de Valois, P.Q., ApI.
6, 1854; e. Jollette ColI.; graduated
M.D., Ecole de Med. et de Chlr., Mont-
real, 1880; m., 1877, Olive Palmyre
(d. June, 1908), 4th d. late Lt.-Col,
A. B. LavaHêe; has practised through-
OUlt in 1MonÌ'l"e!8.I; has done much to
raise the status of the med. prof. IIn hils
native province; lecturer on histol.,
Med. Sch., 1884-86; prof. mat. med.
and therap., do., 1890; founded the
Soc. de Med. Pratique, Montreal, 1889;
gov. provl. ColI. Phy. and Surg., do.;
sent to Paris by city of Montreal to
study aIJJtd
d'Íp. serum of Prof. Rouse,
8.t L'Inst. Pasteur, 1895; Presdt. Can.
Med. Assn., 1898; while at Paris,
1895-6, took special course of study In
the schs. there, and, at the same time,
succeeded in obtaining for med. stu-
dents of Quebec the right of admis-
sion to the Paris Sch. of Med. without
further ex-amn. .therefor; also obtaln'ðÒ
for Quebec med. library a gift of
many hundred vols. contg. theses read
before the med. faculty of Paris; waS
regr. Quebec Med. Bd., 1892-98 ;
apptd. .oftI'. d' Acad., by French
vt.,
1898; fDrmerly ed. Le Journ. d Hy-
giene Pop. and .of La Gate. Med., Mont-
real' Is also the author of many
pape'rs In pamphlet form; Is the
8.uthor of a plan .of Interprovl. regis-
tratlDn based .on (1) uniformity .of
pre1imln.a'l'Y examn.; (2) do. of med
curriculum; (3) do. of examn. for the
admission to med. practice thrDugh-
.out the Dom.; Is genl. secy. for Can.
in Quebec, of comte. of organ. for the
erectiDn .of a monument to Pasteur
t
Paris; a Ub.; a R. C.-II St. Lout:!
Sq., Montreal; City Club, do,
II A man of high attainments, and "
constant worker."-M. Herald.
Beauva!., Elzear Adolphe, merchant:
B. Laprairie, P.Q., Meh. 29, 1858;
e. there and Peterboro, Ont.; m. Miss
Ernestine E. Bourassa; a memo firm
BrDusseau & CD., grain, provisions,
cotton, and cotree mehta., Chicago; a
dlr. Chicago Bd. of Trade (of which
he has been a memo since 1883), 1899-
1902; nOlW treas. I;a Soc. Franc. de
iBiend'alsance de l'IUlnOii's; a m.em. HI.
At!l1letic Club.-19,J! Barry Ave., Chic-
ago, Ill.
Beaven, Hon. Bobert, state-sman.
S. late Rev. Jas. B., D.D., Toronto;
b, Leigh, Statrordshlre, Eng., Jan. 28,
1836; e. U. C. Coil.; m., May, 1866,
Susan, d. Rev. Canon Ritc.hl.e, Geor-
gina., Onrt.; went ,00 Ca.1. by way of
Pa11laII1Ja, IIn the early days'; from Oa!.
went to B. C., and was successfully
engd. In gold mining there. for some
yrs.; returned to Toronto and left
again for San Francisco via N. Y.
and Panama; since removed to Vic-
toria, B.C., and has continued there
up to the present; when visiting To-
ronto met the late Hon. George Brown,
who made many Inqu1rles respecting
the young Brit. colony In the north
Pacific, and spoke about the desir-
ability of uniting the Brit. possessions
In North Am. under one govt.; he
identified himself with the agitation
for confederation with the D<>m.; took
an active part In the organization .of
the Confederate League and was made
its 1st secy.; after the consummation
of the union, 1871, he stood as a can-
didate for the representation of the
city of Victoria (Local), and was re-
turned; remained one of the represent-
atives of the city (Local) up to the g. e.
1894 when he was defeated; was sub-
sequ
ntly mayor of Victoria, 1892, 1893
and 1897; entd. the De Cosmos Cabinet
as Chief Comnr. of Lands and Works,
Dec. 24, 187.2, and held that office for
several yrs.; was apptd. MinI'. of
Finance and Agrlcul., 1878; on Feb.
29, 1883, as Premier, ibis Govt. was
defeated and he resigned; while In
office had largely to do with all the
great questions of the day, including
the commencement or the C. P. Ry.,
tù1Ie c.onstruooon of the Esquima;lrt
Graving Dock, and the estbt. of a free
non-sectarian system of educ., which
engd. the consideration of the local
executive; of measures owing their
origin to his efforts as a private
memo are tJhe following: The Law
Stamp Act; the Act Umltlng the fees
payable on the estate of deceased per-
sons' the first generall municipal Act
of tile ProvInce, and the Municipal
Act, 1889 (part of which is, however,
consolidated); the game protection
Acts 1878 and 1880; the Acts extend-
Ing the rights of property to married
women; the Act to secure to Wives
and Children the Benefit of Assur. on
the lives of their husbands and
parents' the amended Pallot Act of
1877' the Companies' Act, 1878; thi
Act. 'of 1881, exempting the mems. 0
the volunteer fire dept. from jUry
duty; an Ang.-V
ctoria, B.C. .
"As a Parliamenta.rian, pure and slm
le,
he was very Boble; while 8S an authorlty
on procedure, he may be rega.I,:ded as ,
he
equal., proba.bly. of any man In Can. -
R. E. Gosnell (q.v.).
Bechely, Frank J" Am. ry. service.
Eng. parentage; b. Thamesville,
Ont., Dec. 5, 1862; e. there and De-
troit Mich.; entd. ry. service, G. T. R.,
1880'; joined Duluth, South Shore &
Atlantic Ry., 1883, and the Ill. Cen-
tral Ry., 1888, rising to the position
of supdt. on that road, which position
he still retains.-Dubuque, la.
Beck, Hon. Adam, statesman; manu-
facturer.
S. late Jacob B., a native of Ger-
many, Iron founder, who came to Can.
/'
BECK-BECKETT.
79
1837, and founded the town of Baden,
Ont., and Charlotte (Hespeler) B.; b.
Baden, June 20, 1857; e. Rockwood
Acad. and Galt Grammar Sch. (Dr.
Tassle's) ; m., Sept., 1898, Llllian (an
expert horsewoman and accomplished
vooallst), o. c. late C. J. Ottaway, bar-
rister of the Inner Temple, London,
Eng.; a manfr. of veneering and thin
lumber and cigar boxes, having prIn-
cipal place of business at London, Ont.,
with branches at Toronto, Montreal, and
Winnipeg; Mayor of London, 1902-04 ;
has sat for London (Local). In Con.
Interest, since 1902; apptd. to a seat
In Whitney Cabinet, Ont., without
portfolio, Feb. 8, 1905; was Presdt.
Union of Municipalities, 1904; apPtd.
a commr. to Investigate the develop.
and distribution of power from NI-
agara Falls, 1903; has become closely
Identified wlt-h question of supplying
cheap electrical power to the people
of Ont.; Introduced power blll in Onto
Assembly, creating a comn. called the
Hydro-Electric Power Comn., May,
1906; apptd. Chairman of sítld comn.,
June, 1906; holds office In various
local assns.; Is known, far and wide,
for his Interest In thoroughbred
horses; was a promoter of the Can.
Jockey Club, and Is Master of the
London Hunt Club; both he and Mrs.
B. have won numerous prizes at all
the great sporting events In Can.: also
won prizes at the Olympian Horse
Show, London, Eng., 1907, where Can.
was represented by 9 home-bred
horses, owned by him; presented at
Oourt, W1ibh IMr.s. B., June, 1909;
elected 13. dlr, Nat. Horse Show Assn.
of Am., and apptd. 18. judge, Intern,
Horse Show, London, Erug., 1911; an
Ang.-t( Headley," London, Ont.; To-
,'onto; London Club, London; Albany
Club, Toronto; St. James's Club, Mont-
t'eal.
II Energetic and pnblic.øpirited, and
careful in statement and in deduction."-
T. NewB.
II Possesses the ability and the deter-
mination to carry through anything he
undertakeø."-T. Globe.
II The man who ca.n ride NiIa
r& Fa.Us
ooserves & tap on the shoulder fr()m the
King."-Oan. Oollier'B.
Beck, Rev, Charles G, (Luth.).
B. Lehigh Co., Penn. U. S., 1878;
graduated Muhlenberg ColI., Allentown,
and Luth. Theo!. Semy., Philadelphia;
has filled several pastorates In the U.
S. and N. S.; called to Eng. Luth. Ch.
of the Redeemer, Montreal, 1908.-365
Mountain St., Montreal.
Beck, Edward, journalist.
Eng. or;igin; b. Hertford, Eng.,
May 10, 1867; e. Eng. common schs.;
m., 1891, Annie S., d. late W. G.
Smyth, Toronto; 13 yrs. on starr
Detroit News, as reporter, Washing-
ton correspondent, city ed., assL.
m.ang. ed., etc. ; 3 yrs. mango ed.
Montreal Daily Herald ; since Oct.,
1910, has been mango ed. Montreal
Daily Star; Ang.-.687 Gro8venor Ave.,
Westmount, Jfontreal.
Beck, Herbert Hentry, Insurance
manager.
Y. S. late Thos. A. B., Rlngstead,
Norfolk, Eng.; from old Norman
family of Bec; b. Heacham, King's
Lynn, Eng., ApI. 2, 1852: e. Heacham
Grammar Sch.; m., 1885, Florence,
2nd d. John Hall, Ròundhay Park,
Leeds, Eng.; came to Can., 1879; for
12 yrs. with the Trust & Loan Co. ot
Can.; organized Man, A.ssur. Co., 1886,
and was its mang, dlr. 10 yrs. (sold
to Llvervool & London & Globe,
1904) ; apptd. genl. mangr. Anglo-Am,
Fire Ins. Co., his present position,
1905; Is also mango dlr. Montreal Can.
Fire Ins. Co.; a dlr. London Mutual
Fire Ins. Co. and of Union Trust Co.,
and Presdt. and dlr. of several public
COSo in Winnipeg; has travelled exten-
sively through Western Can., and
knows the country thoroughly; for-
merly a Con.; now Ind.; believes In
closer relationship with Mother Coun-
try; an Imperialist, of the .. what we
have we'll hold" type; an Ang.--6
Clarendon Cre8cent; Toronto; N aHonal
Club; R. C. Yacnt Club; Canadian
Club, do.
II A man of ability."-Office atld 1!',eld,
Beck, Hon, Nicholas Du Bois Dominic,
judge.
S. late Rev. J. W. R. B., Ang. rec-
tor, Peterboro, Ont., and Georgiana,
. d. late Hon. G. S. Boulton, M.L.C.; b.
Cobourg, Ont., May 4, 1857; e. private
hs., Peterboro CoB. Inst., and Toronbo
Un-iv. (LL.B., 1881); LL.B., ad eund.,
OUawa Unlv., 1893; m., '1st, Nov.,
1886, .Mary Ethel (d.), e. d. Edward
L. Lloyd, St. Bonif'ace, Mlan.; 2ndly,
Jan., 1906, Louisa Adelaide, 2,nJd
d. M. Teefy, JJP" Richmond HdIl, Ont.;
ba rI1ister ( On t. ) , 1879; do. (.Man. ) ,
1883; do. (N. W. T.), 1889; K.C. (Lord
A:berdeen), .1893; successfully practised
his vrof. successively at Peterboro,
Winnipeg, Calgary, and Edmonton;
removed to latter city, on his apPt. as
Crown prosecutor for dist., 1891; was
also City Solr. and Chairman Bd.
Cath. Sch. Commrs., Presdt. Law Soc.,
public admnr. and official guardian
there; for some yrs. ed. Territorial
Law Report8; an extensive contribu-
tor to the press, chiefly, In early days,
to the N. W. Cath. Rev.; for many
yrs. a memo C. M. B. A.; apptd. a
puisne judge Sup. Ct., Alberta, Sept.,
1907; a Senator Alberta Unlv., 1908;
Vice-Chancellor, do, do.; a gov, .Cath.
Ch. Extension Soc of Can., do.; chair-
man Royal Comn. r6 Great Waterways
Ry., 1910; j10ined Ch. 'Of Rome, 1883.-
Edmonton, Alta.,. Edmonton Club, do.
Becker, William S., business man.
Previously chief account. H. B. Co.,
Winnipeg; apptd. mangr. Royal
Trust Co. for Man. and N. W. T.,
.Tan., 1905.- Winnipeg.
Beckett, Albert Edward, lawyer.
O. S. s. late Walter Wm. B., hard-
ware merchant, Sherbrooke, P.Q. ;
family came from Hampshire, Eng.,
1819; b. Sherbrooke, P.Q.; e. Sher-
brooke Acad., Stan stead CoIl. and
'Bi.shop'.s CoIl. Univ. (LL.B., 1884) ; m.
Gertrude A., d. W. C. Lyford, N.Y.;
advocate, 1884; since 1891 has been
solr. G. T. Ry., Montreal; Ang.-l37
Durocher St., Montreal; St. George
Snow8hoe Club, do.
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BECKETT-BEGG.
Beckett, Lt,-Col, David Wellington,
Can. mil. service.
S. Jas. and Matilda (Robinson) B.;
father from Castlebar, Irel.; b. Beck-
ett's Landing, ant., Dec. 20, 1859; e.
local schs.; m. Miss Margt. Kendrick;
a farmer: has been 29 yrs. in 56th
Regt. (Llsgar Rifles) ; attained to the
command of regt., Jan., 1906; holds the
long-s'ervke -deooration: Anlg.-Kempt-
ville, Onto
Bedard, Joseph Edouard, lawyer.
Of the 7th generation of an old.
French-Can. family; s. late Joseph
and Sophie (Roy) B.; grands. Joseph
B., who fought under De Salaberry
at Chateauguay; b. Beauport, Aug.
22, 1845; e. Quebec Semy. and Laval
Unlv. (B.A., 1864; !LL.B., 1867; LL.L.,
avec distinction, .1868; UL.D., 1902);
m., Oct., 1869, Adeline (d. Atpl., 1907),
d. late Thos. Bélanger; advocaJte,
il.868; K.C. (Earl of [)eIiby) , 1893;
blìtonnier, Quebec Ibar, 1900-01; suc-
cessfully Ip'ractise-s in Quebßc' cdty; heaii
of firm B., Chaloult & Prevost; pub-
lished .. Code Municipal de la Pro-
vinCie doe Québec" (2nd ed, Fìrench and
Eng., 1905); Mayor Beauport, 1890;
Warden Co. Quebec, do.; erected a
model sch. for young children in his
native parish, at his own expense,
called Ecole St. Edouard, 1907; a
R. C.; a LIb.; unsuccessfully contest-
ed Quebec Co. (H. C.), g. e. 1882, and
same co. (Local) as a Nationalist,
1908; created a Chevalier of St. Greg-
ory the Great by the Popè, 1907.-
tt Kent House/' !S Rue St. Louis, Que-
bec; Beauport, P.Q.
Beddoe, Miss Mabel Beatrice, vocalist.
D. Thos. D. land Emma C. B.;
b. Toronto; studied for her prof.
at the Conserv. of Music in that
oity, passing her eXJamn. for profielency
in piano playing wi,th 1st daJSs honours,
Jan., 1899; later ,studlied I'll voice cul-
ture with E. W. Schuoh (q.v.), To-
ronio, Albe'l't .Baker Cheney, IBosto'll,
Wm. L. Tomllns, Chicago, and Frau
Auer Herbeck and Prof. Pembauer,
Dresden, Germany; possesses a rich
m
zzo-c'ollltTal to voice, with a striMng
and attractive stage presence; has
sung with great success at concerts,
oratorios, recitals, churches, clubs, and
private entertainments In Can. and the
U. So; was for a time contraltto iSOloist,
Flr
t P.resb. Ch., Eva:nston, IH.; sang
as soloist with the Ol'pheus Club, at
the Roryal Vdotoria ColI., Mont:
aJl,
1911; has been in'Vited to join tfhe
Oratorio Soc., N.Y.; .An.g.-l1 Edge-
dale ReI., Toronto.
II Of much promise."-BoRton Time8.
Beddoe, William Arthur, Dom. public
service.
S. John and Charlotte B.; b. Hill
Top House, West Bromwlch, Stafford-
shire, Eng., Mch. 16, 1859; e. there;
unm.; came to Can., 1876; later, went
to the Yukon; was ed., ,successively,
of the Juneau (Alaska) Miner D&w-
son Daily News, Yukon Worfd and
Yukon Mining Journal; formerly a
dlr. Press Alliance, London, Eng.;
F.R.G.'S.; apptd. Can. trade commr.,
Auckland, New Zealand, May, 1910.-
Auckland, N.Z.; Ontario Club, Toronto.
Bedford, Spencer Argyle, nurseryman.
S. Jacob B.; b. Co. Sussex, Eng.,
Feb. 1, 1852; e. Hadlow Acad. and in
Ont.; m., 1880, Min'llie, d. J. F. Bolton,
Ne-wboro, 'Ûnt.; came to Ont., 18,63 ; re-
moQ
d to
n., where hie fanned exten-
siV1eoJy, 1877; was, in adddHon, inSJPr.
SoottJish Ont., the North Brit. Can. and
the Can. N.- W. Land Co.'s; sat in
N. W. Council, for Moosomin, 1885-88;
in latter year apptd. suvdt. Govt. Ex-
perimental Farm, Brandon; resigned
this .position, 1906, to 'beoam.e lITIan'g;r.
A. E. 'Mac'keI1Z'ie & Co., seeds and
nursery s'tack, Brando'll; a dir. Can.
S
d Growers Ass'll. and V.-IP. Am.
.Homolog. Soc.; de.scrlbed as having
rendered great aJSISistJanoe to a.gricuI.
interests by hl.s addl'esse.s befor,e far-
mel's' insts. and his oontributions to
the agricul. press; apptd. Ipr{)'f. Field
Husband'l'Y, Man. AgrÌiCuI. CrOll., 1908.
-Brandon, Man.
Beecher, Robt, Livingstone, journalist.
S. late C. M. B., V.-P. .and asst.
genl. man gr. B. C. Mills, Timber &
Trading Co., Vancouver, B.C.; now
and for some yrs. on ed. staff N. Y.
Globe.-" Globe" OfTlce. New York,
Beemer, Nelson Henry, physician;
Onto public service.
B. Waterford, ant., 1853; e. public
sch. there and Brantford High Sch.;
graduated M.B- (Toronto Univ.),
1874 ; IITI., 1879, 'Mar.y, e. d. Alex. La,in,g,
Wyomi'llg, ant.; memo Cloll, P. and S.,
Orut., 1874; .prac.bised aot Wryoming, On1t.,
4 y'rs.; 3rd ass't. 'PhyoS. Asylum i!or In-
sane, London, Ont., '1878; moo. 'supdt.
Insane Aßylum, Mim'Ìco (whiere he stiU
is), Nov., 1894; apptd. extramural
prof. mental diseases, Toronto Unlv.,
1901; has served as V.-P. and presdt.
Can!. and ant. Cricket .Assns.; Ba'Pt.-
Insane Asylum, lI1imico, Ont.; National
Club. Toronto.
Beer, The Venerable Archdeacon
Henry (Ang.).
S. late Hy. B., R.E., and Mary
Ann B.; b. Bermuda, Sept. 2, 1844;
e. !there; came to Can., 1862; early
yrs. spent at G.ibralttar and dn Eng,;
m., 1865, Miss IM\ary H-oo.re; o.
deacon, 1881 ; 'Priest, 1883; some-
time headmaster Model Sch. at Ren-
frew and at Perth, Ont.; spent 8 yrs.
on St. Joseph's Island, Algoma, pass-
Ing thence to Minn. and Alaska; has
been 13 yrs. at Kaslo; apptd. Arch-
deacon of Kootenay, 1904. -Kaslo,
B.C.
.. Beg, Callum" (see Mack, Major
J. C. 0.).
Begg, Rev, William Proudfoot
(P,resb.); educationist.
B. Snape, Lanarkshlre, Scot., July
5, 1843; e. country sch. and Glasgow
Univ., D:D. ('hon.), Queen'oS Undv.,
Kingsto'll, Ont., .1896; m., Oct., 1872,
Fannde 'Miles, d'. W. O. SmH:fu, severa
times lMaYrOr .of St. John, NÆ.; O. P.
E. I., 1872; pastorates: Woodstock,
N.S.; S1. Stephen, N.B. ; Augustine Ch.,
Greenock, Scot.; Kentvllle, N.S.; Mas-
sena, N.Y., and Parkersburg, la.;
was prof. phil. Tabor Call., Iowa, for
some yrs.; well known as a lecturer
and a contributor to periodical litera-
BEGIN-BEILER.
81
ture; author "The Development of
Taste" (Glasgow, 1887); this work
was highly commended by Prof.
Knight, Hy. Rutgers Marshall, and
others; In the former's "History of
Æsthetics," in the first vol. of his
"Philosophy of the Beautiful," he
says: "There is a great deal of de-
tached and stimulating thinking in
the æsthetic studies of Mr. Begg.
The historical knowledge, both of phil-
osophy and literature, is much greater
than a,ppears upon the surfaoe."-
Parkersburg, Iowa, U.S.
Bégin, Most Bev, Louis Nazaire,
Archbishop (R. C.).
S. late Chas. and Luce (Paradis)
B.; b. Lêvis, P.Q., Jan. 10, 1840; e.
Lêvis Model Sch., Coll. St. Michel de
Bellechasse, Little Semy. of Quebec,
and Laval Univ. (B.A. and Prince of
Wales gold med., the first to take this
priz.e, 1862); tollO'\v.ro theol. course
at Grand Semy., Quebec, and at the
Gregorian Univ. of the Roman ColI.,
Rome (D. D., 1865); do., Laval Univ.,
ad eun., do.; o. at Rome, 1865; re-
mained at Rome to make a special
study of eccles. hist. and Oriental
lang., 1866-7; continued his studies
at the Cath. Univ., Innsbruck, 1867-
68; prof. dog. theol. and eccles. hist.,
Laval Unlv., 1868-84; also prefect of
studies, Little Semy., Quebec; princi-
pal Laval Normal Sch., Quebec, 1885-
88; Bp. of Chicoutimi, 1888-91; co-
adjutor to Card. Taschereau, with
title of Archbp. of Cyrene, 1891-98;
admnr. of the archdiocese, 1894-98;
Archbp. of Quebec, Apt 12, 1898; In-
vested with the pallium, Jan. 22, 1899;
has travelled extensively In Europe
and the Holy Land; Is a Fellow of the
Royal Soc. Can.; a memo of the Acad.
of the Arcades, Rome, and of the In-
tern. Truth Soc. ; a goV. rCath. Dh. Ex-
tension Soc. In Can.; elected Presdt.,
Sec. 1, Royal Soc. of Can., 1908; one
of the principal speakers at the un-
velling of the Irish Monument, Grosse
Isle, 1909; has frequently been spoken
of in connection with a seat In the
Sacred Coll.; presided over a tri-
bunal constituted to try the case of
Mgr. de Laval. 1st R. C. Bp. of Quebec,
for canonization, Oct., 1898; attended
Plenary Council, Quebec, 1909, and the
Eucharistic Congress, Montreal, 1910;
author "La Primauté et l'InfaoUHbilitê
des Souverains Pontlfes" (1873);
"La Siainte 'Ecri t'Ure et la Rêgl.e de
Fol" (1874); "Le Culte OathoUque"
(1875) ; "Aide Mêmolre ou Chronologie
de l'HJstoire àu Canada" (1886);
"Catéchisme de Controverse" (1902).
-Archbishop's Palace, Quebec.
"A worthy successor c.f Plessis TaB-
chereau and other great princes of the
church."-Mgr. Tanguay.
Behan, John Joseph, late Dom. puù-
Hc service.
S. John B., Mt. Mellick, Queen's
Co., Irel., and Mary (Furlong) B.,
Wexford, Irel.; b. Pembroke, Wales,
Oct. 12, 1857; came to Can., 1859; e.
Christian Bros. Sch., Kingston, Ont.;
m., June, 1899, Miss Katherine Ver-
onica Branigan, Kingston (d. July,
1909) ; long engaged In mercantile Ufe
In Kingston; a prominent memo and
Sec.-Treas. Sep. Sch. Bd., Kingston, for
many yrs. ; also an Ald. for a conslder-
a.ble period, and was the leader of de-
bate In that body; has always taken
a deep interest in educational, fra-
tprnal and national society work; be-
sides being Grand Secy. of the C. M.
B. A. (to which office he was elected
Aug., 1903), has held leading posi-
tions in the Ancient Order of Hiber-
nians, the Irish Cath. Ben. Union, St.
Patrick's Soc., Cath. Lit. Assn., and
Knights of Columbus; was Inspr. of
gas and electric Ught, Kingston, 1897-
1903, when he re.signed; a R. C.; al-
ways a Lib., and for some yrs. an
office-bearer In the Reform Executive.
-191 Brock St., Kingston, Onto
Behenna, Mrs, Katherine Arthur,
writer and painter.
D. Alex. A rthur and C
thprlne
(Allan) A., Montreal; b. Helens-
borough-on-Clyde, Scot.; e. Montreal,
Edinburgh, and France; m" 1882, Hy.
Carstah-s Behennca (w'h0'IIl she later
drivoroed), '8. CaJpt. Hy. iE., R.A. ; rbegqn
her oareer IaiS a mln!aJtUJre painrtJer, dn-
teI1JdJin'g rbo malre Ïit a 'sLep'plng-stx)ll'e /Ì'O
a wider field; studied first in Museum
of Fine Arts, Boston, Mass., and later
in the Art Studpnts' Lea21le, N. Y.;
later, went to Parts, having for masters
Jules Lefebvre, Atelipr Julian, Jean
Paul Laurens, and Benj. Constant,
the latter of whom gave her a firmer
hold of her work than the others; sub-
sequently, she studied with Wm. Chase,
Geo. de Forest, Brush and Barlow; has
exhibited In the Salon, Soc. des Artistes
Franc., ChaJmps Elysêes, Paris, Aoad.
of Design, and Soc. of Am. Artists,
N. Y., Royal Acad., London, and other
galleries of Europe and Am.; has
filled many nlOtaJbloe oommissLon's, among
others, for H.R.H. the Princess Louise
(q.v.) and H.R.H. tlihe Princess .of
Wales; manJy I(),f íher mind'atures are in
,the CO'IJoecm.on foruned by Jtbe da.te Peter
Marie, and donated 'by 'hIm to the N. Y.
Rlst. Soc. ; lhas made some maTked suc-
cesses as a writer (under the pen name
of "J'dhn Prendoeil"gaet "), ll'otaJbly "Love
Victorious," a volume of sonnets
(1907) ; she now paints, Illustrates, and
exhibits under that name.-S6 Rue de
Montreuil, Etaples, Pas de Calais,
France.
Beiler, Bev. Charles (Presb.); edu-
cationist.
Of Huguenot descent; b. and e.
France; m. Merle, d. Dr. .T. J. Merle
D' Aublgnê, the author of the "History
of the Reformation" ; successively asst.
dir., Preparatory Sch. for Missionaries,
Paris, and dir. GalUard Coll. Sch.,
Lausanne, Switzerland; also lect. in
patristic theol., Lausanne; later, was
for ten yrs. lIlg>ent-genl. I()f <the S. S.
Assn., Paris, being at the same time
ed. of all the publications of the Soc.;
since 1908 has been prof. of Semitic
langs., Presb. ColI., 'Montreal; well
known upon the ledure platform;
created an Offr. d' Acad., by the
French Govt., 1908.-Presbyterian Col-
lege, Montreal.
.. P()ssessed of a wide and varied Tange
of kn()wledge."-M. II erald.
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BEIQUE-BELANGER.
Beique, Hon. Frederic Ligon, lawyer;
Senator
S. late Louis B., St. Mathias, P.Q.;
b. there, May 20, 1845; e. Call. de
Ste. Marie de Monnolr; LL.D. (Laval
Unlv.), 1901; m., 1875, Caroline An-
gelinas (V.-P. Children's Aid Soc. and
WQIII1en's Can. Club, iMontre.a.l, Bresdt.
Les Ecoles Mênag. provle., do., first
Preadt. Woman's Sec. of the Soc. de
St. Jean Bap., and Presdt. Nat. Fed-
eration of Women, Montreal), o. c. late
Hon. L. A. Dessaulles, M.L.C. ;
advocate, 1868; K.C. (P.Q.), 1885;
do. (E. Derby), 1889; practises
his profession In Montreal, where
be Is one of the leaders of the bar;
bas repeatedly pleaded before the J1.
OOffilte. P. C., in Emg.; blì.tonnier
Montreal bar, 1891 and 1893; one of
the Royal Oomn. in Whela.n case,
1890; counsel for late Hon. H. Mer-
cier and colleagues, before Royw
Comn., In Baie des Chaleurs Ry. case,
1891; counsel for Dam. before Beh.
ring Sea Claims Comn., 1896; has de-
clined a seat on tbe jl. bench; Mayor
of Dorion. 1895-96; a dlr. Can. Col-
ored Cotton .co., 'Montreal. London
Gold & Silver Develop. Co., Quebec
South. Ry., iMonarch Bank, Hochelaga
B8ink, and Yt. Roya'l' Savings Bank;
Presdit. Le Canada Prirutlng 00. amd
Moonbreal Indust. Ex'hn. tAssn.; formerly
Presdrt. :8t, Jean BaJp. Soc., iMontTee:l,
and one O'f .tJhe promoters of the Monu-
ment National, erected In connection
therewith; Tated as IS. II millionaire to by
MonlÌ1"OOJ1 Star, 1911; is a Ca'th. Soh.
Commr., a dir. Parks and Playgrounds
Assn., V.-P. Charity Organ. Soc., and
V.-P. League for the Prev. of Tuber-
cuI.. Montreal; formerly a dir. of the
Citizens' Assn., and was an earnest
promlOter of the creation of a Bd. of
Control there; a convert to Earl
Grey's scheme re pUblic hlOuse trust
movement, and favours the training of
the working man In tech. schs. .at the
pUblic expense; a Lib. always, and
one of the founders of Le Parti N a-
tionale. with J ettê, Dorion, Holton,
and HunHngdon: called to the Sen-aJte
by Lord Minto, Feb. 8, 1902; Is chair-
man ,RaillI1OO.d COiffilte. 'Ì'here; a R. C.-5.60
Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal; St.
Jame8's Club; MOfl,treal Club, do.
.. A maker of Canadian history."-lU.
Herald.
II As a commercial lawyer has few, if
any, peers."-M, Star.
Jleique, Henri A" lawyer.
2nd s. Senator B. (q.v.); b. and e,
Montreal; LL.B. (Laval Univ.), 1904;
m., Jan., 1907, Louise, 2nd d. la.te L,
H. F1rechette, LL.D., C.M.G.; advocate,
1904: a memo legal firm B. & B., Mont-
real: a Lib.; IS. R. C.-f79 Ontario St.
E., Montreal.
Jleique, Louis ;I" lawyer.
S. Senator B. (q.v.); b. and e.
Montreal; LL.B. (Laval Unlv.), 1900;
m., ApI., 1906, Beatrice, d. F. J. Blsail-
loOn, K.C. (q,v.); advocate, 1900: memo
legal firm B., Turgeon & B., .:Montreal;
a R. C.-19"
Park Ave., Ville St. Loui8,
Montreal.
Beith, Hon. Bobert, stock breeder and
importer; seIl8Jtor.
Third s. late Alex, B., a native of
Campbell town, Scot., who came to
Can., 1835, and Catherine ('Mdl'aggart)
B.: b. Fairfield Fairm, Darlington,
Durham, Ont" iMay 17, 1843: e.
BúwmanV"l1le and GommerclaL ColI.,
Toronto; unm.; In early life a fanner;
subsequently and now a stock-breeder
and importer; owns the famous
Waverley Stock Farm, Bowmanvme;
commenced by importing and handling
thoroughbred Clydesdale horses, IÌlUb-
sequently taking In Hackneys; In ad-
dition to many other prizes, won the
championship and grand champion-
ship prizes for Hackneys at the St.
Louis World's Fair, and the Grand
Challenge Cup, 2 yrs. In succession,
at the National Horse Show, N. Y.;
was commissioned by H. M.'s Govt.
to purchase horses for use in the
army during the S. African War,
1902; a memo of the Record Bd. of
the Nat. Live Stock Records Assn. of
Can., a dlr. Can. Horse Breeders'
Assn., and has served as V.-P. for
Onto of the Clydesdale Horse Assn.,
and Presdt. of the Hackney Horse
Soc.; a Lib., and represented W. Dur-
ham (H. C.), In that Interest, 1891-98
and 1902: called to the Senate, by Earl
Grey, Jan. 15, 1907; a Presb., a Free-
mason, an Odd Fellow, and a Son of
Scot.-"Waverley Farm/' Bowman-
ville, Onto
.. The Hackney King of Canada."-.7'.
Globe.
.. An enterprising bulwark of Canadian
agriclllture."-Oan. Gazette.
Beland, Henri Sévérin, physician; leg-
Islator.
S. Henri B. and Sophie (Lesage)
B.; b. Loulsevi11e, P.Q., Oct. 11, 1869;
e. CoIl., Three RIvers (B.A.); gradu-
aJbed -M.D. (Laval UnoJ.v.), 1893: m.,
IMlle. Flore Gêrin IAjo.le (d. June,
1908), New Bedford, iMass.; 'Mayor
St. Joseph, 1898; sat Cor Beauce
(Local), Lib. Interest, 1897-1901, since
when he has represented same con-
stituency In H. C., having been first
returned thereto by acclamation;
favorably known In many parts of
Quebec ,by bios lectures In 1he pulpwood
and dairying interests; formerly
Presdt, Can. Med. Assn.; apptd. a
Commr. to tlhe Wash1ington Con!. to
oonsid'ØI" the conservation Oof the natural
resources of the Am. Continent, 1909;
do. a iIllIem. Royal Conservation Commn.,
do.; favors the creation of a Central
Federal Bureau of Health; very
popular; frequently spoken of as ø.
future CaJblnet MinT. : oOne of tbe ,repre-
sentatives'Of H. C., King George"s coro-
nation, LondoOn, 1911; a R. C.-St.
Joseph, Beauce, P.Q,
.. A
ifted French-Canadian speaker."-
M. Star.
"A moaD of olean reeo,rd a.nd good re-
pute,. we}.} educa.ted, mens Bana in corpore
sano."-T. Globe,
Bélanger, Ernest, civil englnoeer.
S. Victor and Julie (Alain) B., Que-
bee: b. Quebec, Dec. 8, 1863; e. there;
graduated C. E. from Montreal Poly-
tec!h. Soh., 1885, and B.A,Sc., Laval
BELANGER-BELCHER,
83
Univ., 1907; In. Mlle. Reina .JoLivette,
N. Y.; U. S. regd. patent atty., 1897;
is senior mean. firm
ion &
Marion, patent aUys. and consult.
engrs. and experts, Montreal and
Washington; formerly a prof. Mont-
real Poly tech. Sch. and lecturer on
appld. mechs., .Monument National;
a memo Can. Soc, C. E., la Soc,
des Ingen. Civlls de France, l' Assn.
Francaise des Ingen., Consells en
Matiêre de Prop. Industrielle, Paris;
corpn. P. L. S., and Bd. of Dlrs. Mont-
real Poly tech. Sch.-ll! Cre8cent St.,
Montreal; Eng'Ïneer8' Club; Canadian
Club; Reform Club, do.
Bélanger, Bev. Joseph Avila (R. C.).
S. Louis and Sophie (Lavigne) B.;
b. R. des Prairies, P.Q., ,Tune 4, 1856:
e. Montreal ColI.; O. 1882: vicar St.
Cunegonde, P.Q., 1883-85; Sacrê Cæur,
1885-92; returned to St. Cunegonde,
1892-95; St. Jean Baptiste, 189
-97;
curê St. Nom de .Jesus, 1897-1900; SL
Joseph, 1900-05; do. st. Louis de
Fmnce (his 'Present charge), 1906.-!70
Laval Ave., Montreal.
.. A gifted speaker and an energetic
worker."-M. Star.
Bélanger, Loms Charles, lawyer.
E. s. Chas. and Angeliqúe (Renault-
Blanchard) B.; b. .. Raplde-Plat." nr.
St. Hyacinthe, P.Q., May 19, 1840; e.
CoIl. St. Hyacinthe; m., Oct., 1865,
MargL Heonrioetta Bradshaw (d. .Jan.,
1899), d. 'late .Jas. Unswor:th; a pro!.
French Commercial ColI., Sherbrooke,
1860; advocate, 1866; :!.or some yrs. a
law paI'ltner of lrule H. C, C8!bana; now
and for some yrs. practising alone;
Crown prosecutor Dlst. St. Fmncls,
:Meh, 1878; with an Eng. colleague until
Mch., 1887, and afterwards alone until
1892; KC. (E. of Derby),1893; pleaded
before the .JI. Comte, P. C. in Eng., In
cases of MathIeu and Wentworth,
arising out of .. Dunkin" Act liquor
by-law; hIs name frequently men-
tioned In connection with a seat on
the jl. bench; one of the pioneer
journalists In E. T., having estab-
lished the Pionnier de Sherbrooke,
1866, and the Progre8 de l'E8t, 1882;
founded the P. of Q. Press Assn.,
1876, and was Its first Presdt.; Presdt.
St. .Jean Baptiste Soc. at two Important
junctures; has sat In Sherbrooke City
Council, first as an Aid. and after-
wards as Mayor, 1895,. and also in
1900, when he was elected by the
popular vote, under neW charter;
served in V. M. as a capt. In 53rd
Regt., 1882-85; an hon. memo St. Pat-
rick's Soc.; a Lib. since the Riel agi-
tation, 1885; unsuccessfully contested
Richmond and WQlfe (H. C.), Oct.,
1874, and Sherbrooke, with the late
.Judge Hall, Dom. g. e. 1887; and
same constituency (Local) 1890, and
again g. e. 1897; has travelled ex-
tensively in Europe; famed for hIs
eloquence and unswerving loyalty to
the Crown; on the occasion of the
death of Queen Victoria paid one of
the most eloquent and touching tri-
butes to her memory; speaking on
behalf of the French-Canadians, he
said that his race had been so free
under her rule that they were almost
tempted to exclaim: .. Blessed be the
day when we were given up by a
heartless court to a vower which was
to be, later on, turned to our advan-
tage under such a sovereign"; a
R. C.-Sherbrooke, P.Q.
.. A brilliant speaker, a man of high
education, a lawyer of established repu-
tation, and a man of an exquisite polite-
ness."-Tribune (St. Hyacinthe).
Belcher, Lt,-Col, Alexander Emerson,
Onto pu bUc service.
S. .John and Ellzabeth (Grafton)
B.; b. nr. Toronto, Jan. 30. 1844; e.
Southampton, Ont., and Rockwood
Acad.: m., 1873, Miss Augusta Lu-
cinda Barnes (d. Oct., 1905), George-
town, Ont., a grand-d. Maj. Barnes,
who fought with Brock; long engaged
In banking and commercial life; for-
merly closely connected with the Com.
Travels.' Assn., of which he was one
of the originators; author .. What I
know of Commercial Travelllng"; for
a lengt'hened ,period was Mayor of
Southampton; 8Jp'ptd. to Regr.-Genl.'s
Dept., Toronto, 1911; ,presen too with
his Iþ()I1tTalt in oils, 1908; holds hlg!})
rank in Masonic, Orange, and Odd-
fellows' ordoers; Is Gra.n,d Master, Provl.
Grand Black Ohaip. of Onto West, Royal
Black Knights of Irel. ; graduated from
Royal 'Miil. Seh., Toronto, and served
during Fenian raids in VQl. mil. force
(med.); retired! with rank of It.-ool.,
s.e.pt., 1906; Ipresdt. BTuce Rlst. Soc.,
do. Veterans' Assn., do. N, Bruce Con.
Assn.; advocates publlc ownership of
publlc utilltIes and free rural delivery;
a Meth.-Southampton, Ont.; Parlt.
Buildings, Toronto.
Belcher, Henry Martyn, business
man,
S. Rev. Canon Samuel and .Jane
(Goldsmith) B.; b. Calcutta, India,
Nov, 21, 1856; e. Can.; m. Miss .Jessie
Sioan Notman; since 1872 has been
connected with Gault Bros. & Co.,
Montreal; now mango dir. GauUs, Ltd.,
Winnipeg; pre.sàt. Winnipeg Bd. of
Trade, 1908-9; a del. Imp. Commercial
Congress, Sydney, N.S.W., 1909; In his
younger days a well-known football
player and crack rifle shot; a memo
Can. rifle team, Wlmbledon, 1882;
gazetted 2nd Heut., 3rd Regt., .. Vic-
toria Rifles," 1881.-Winnipeg Man.;
Manitoba Club; St. Charle8 bountr1l
Club, do.
Belcher, John Edward, civil. engr.
E. s. Saml. B., Cork, Irel., and
Martha (Deanes) B.; b. and e. Irel.;
came to Can., 1869; m. Miss Clemen-
Una Boyd; memo Can.. Soc. -C. E.,
1887.-Peterboro
Ont,
Belcher, Lt,-Col, Bobert, Can. mil. ser.
S. Robt. Tovey and Ellzabeth
(Bounford) B.; b. ApI. 23, 1849: e.
Byron Ho., Eallng, Eng.; m., 1880,
Margt., d. Donald McLeod; served in
9th Lancers (Imp.), 1868-73; entd.
N. W. M. Pollee, 1873; Inspr., 1893;
served with body during N. W. Rebel-
lion, 1885 (med.); in Yukon, 1897-99,
and at Queen's Diamond .Jubilee,
1897; volunt:eered for service In S.
Africa, 1900, was gazetted major and
apptd. second In command of Lord
8-1
BELCOURT-BELL.
Strathcona's Horse; was present at
operations in Natal, In Transvaal, e.
of Pretoria (Including actions at Bel-
fast and iLydenberg), operations in
Transvaal, w. of Bretoria (Including
RC'tJWnS at FrederickJstad t), ope.rations
In Orange River Colony (including
action f8..t C:a:lmoru Ri vel' ), ope m ti'ODis
in Orange River Colony, betw&n Nov.
30, 1900, and May 31, 1902 (de-
spatches; C.M.G.; med. wMh 4 clas'Ps,
pl'ßSe'l1rtoed to him by Kiing Edward in
person); re.tired, 1908; .prOIThOted It.-
eol. commdg. 19th A'lherta Mounted
Rifles, Feb., 1908.-Edmonton, Alta.
Belcourt, Hon, Napoleon Antoine,
lawyer; statesman.
E. s. late Ferdinand Napoleon and
Marie Anne (Clair) B.; lb. Toronto,
Sept. 15, 1860; e. St. .Joseph's Semy.,
Thre>e Rivers and Laval Un-iv. (LL..L.,
avec gran de distinction, 1882; LL.D.,
hon., 1909); LL.D. (hon.), Ottawa
Univ" 1895 ; m., 1st., .Jan., 188!ì,
Hectorlne (d. .Jan., 1901), e. d. Hon.
.Joseph Shehyn (q.v.); 2ndly, .Jan.,
1903, Mary Margt., e. d. R. H. Hay-
oock, OtJtarwa; adv'003.'Ìoe (P. Q.), 1882;
barrister (Ont.), 1884; K.C. (P.Q.),
1898; do. (Ont.), 1899; has success-
fulJy pr8!Ctised !his prof. In Ottawa
cilty and dlisltrict f'Or many yr.s.; .one
of t'he .leaders of the bar; is ;principal
in Ithe firm of B. & Ritahie (q.v.);
rns 'Pleaded before 'Ìh,e juddcdal
comte., P. C., Eng.; Clk. of the Peace
and Co. Crown Atty. for 00. Carleton,
1894-6; since 1891 !has been examr.
In law, Ottawa Univ.; a promoter Ot-
tawa Racing Assn., 1903, and Quebec
Improvement Co., 1904, and presdt.
Ottawa Runt Club; Is a dir. Central
Can. Exhn. Assn. and of L'Alliance
Française, Ottawa; was a dir. T. Lin.d-
say Co. (dry goods), and Is still
officially connected with some large
commercial concerns; elected presd t.
French-Can. Congress, Ottawa, 1910;
a del. 6th Congress, Chambers of Com-
merce of the Empire, 1906; a Lib.,
and a personal friend of Sir Wilfrid
Lauder (q.v.) ; has been presdt. of the
Reform Club and t'he Club National,
Ottawa; is horr. Ipresdt. Club Belcourt.
Ottawa; a V.-P. Onto Reform Assn.;
unsuccessfully contested Ottawa City
(H. C.) g. e. 1891; sat for same con-
stituency (do.), 1896-1907; Speaker
(H. C.), 1904; called to the Senate
by Earl Grey, Nov. 20, 1907; P. C.,
1905; one of the signers of the address
from the Lib. party to the Pope, 1896,
resulting in the a,ppt. of a Papal Able-
gate to Can.; moved a resolution,
unanimously adopted, inviting the late
King Edward and Queen A1exand.ra to
visit Can., 1906; a R. C.-489 Wtlbrod
St., Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ottawa
Hunt Club; Ottawa Country Club, do.;
Ontario Club, Toronto.
"An a>ble lawyer, an adroit and tactful
politician, -and, in his general demeanor,
friendly with all and singularly free from
religious or nat.ional prejudices."-T. Globe.
Belding, Albert Martin, journalist.
B. Norton, N.B., May 8, 1859; e.
pUblic SC'h. and Pro-vI. Normal Sch.
(med.); public sch. teacher for sev-
eral yrs.; joined staff St. .John Sun,
1886; asst. ed. Dom. Illustrated
(Montreal), 1891; ed. St. .John Star,
1900-04; do. St. .John Times, 1904-08;
in addition to short stories and poems
contributerl to Chambers's Journal and
other mags., has written much varied
matter for the newspaper press, in-
cluding a series of papers entitled
"Mèlicite Philosouhy," and a series or
amusing political satires, under the
heading, "Ancient Order of Office-
Seekers," which attracted much atten-
tion ; author also, in collaboration
with others, of a volume of sketches,
stories and poems, and of " The
Book of St. .John," descriptive of the
city of that name; one of the foyn-
ders and first Presdt. of the Every-
Day Club (1907), an assn. for mutual
helpfulness for working men and
others; a dir. Can. Club, St. .John;
a memo N. of Mangt., St. .John Assd.
Charities, and of N. B. Temp. Federa-
tlon; twice m.-270 Germain St., St.
John, N.B.; Canadian Club, do.
"A writer ()f unusual abilit.}....-St.
John Teleuraph.
Belford, Rev, James Franklin Beatty
(Ang.).
U. E. L. descent; settled P. E. Co.,
Ont., 1786; b. nr. Wooler, Ont., Oct.
22, 1867; e. Campbell ford High Scll.
and Man. Unlv. (B.A.); m., 1891,
Miss Mary Eleanor McCracken; O.
1898; has acted as Can. Govt. Immi-
gration agent In Eng. ; has contributed
poetry and other I>ieces to the mags.;
a firm believer In Rt. Hon. .J. Cham-
berlain's pollcy.-56 Knollys Rd.,
Streatham, London, Eng.
Bell, Hon, Adam Carr, merchant; leg-
Islator.
S. Basil H, E., Haddlngtonshtre,
Scot., and Mary, O. d. Adam Carr,
Albion Mines, N.S.: b. Pictou, N.S.,
Nov. 11, 1847; e. New Glasgow, Sack-
ville Acad., and Gla.sgow Univ.; m.,
Sept., 11873, Annie, d. .John Henderson,
AI,bion Mines, N.S. ; long in mercantile
life at New Glasgow; recently re-
tJired; se.rv.ed as sch. commr., War-
d'ell, and IMayor New Glasgow; a
Con., and sat, in that interest, for
Pictou (Local), 1878-86; was Provl.
Secy. In Thompson Admn., 1882, and
local leader of the Opposition, 1882-87;
unsuccessfully contested Pictou (H.C.),
g. e. 1891, and same co. (Local), 1904 ;
sat for Pictou (H. C.), 1896-1904,
when defeated; Is an hon. memo North
Brit. Soc., Halifax, and presdt. New
Glasgow Lit. and Rist. Soc.; author
"A Speculative Yiew of Can. Free
Trade" a lecture (1892), and of
"Canåda and the Chamberlain Move-
ment" (1903); favours Imp. Federa-
,uioIlJ; senr3Jtor (Duke 'Of Conn.aught),
Oct., 1911; a PI'esb.-New Glasgow,
N.S.
"The physical counterpart of Edward
Blake, and who also resembles him not
a little in his mental habits."-T. New8.
"A man who studies public questionll
as he studies his business problems, and
who has been steadily coming forward
into the front rank of parliamentarians: -
M. Gazette.
BELL.
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Bell, Albert William, physician.
B. Markham, Ont., Aug. 18, 1862;
e. Jarvis St. CoIl. Inst., Toronto, and
Toronto Univ.; graduated M.D. (Trln.
Univ., do.) 1891; for some yrs. asst.
man gr. Toronto Indust. Expn., and
supdt. live stock, do.; apptd. gent
man gr. Winnipeg Expn., Mch., 1!i06;
is aI.so secy....treas: Sheep and Swine
Breeders' Assn., Cattle Breeders' Assn.,
Horse Breeders' Assn., Man., and the
Can. Red-Robed Assn.- Winnipeg.
Bell, Alex;"nder Graham, inventor.
S. late Alex. Melville B.. who long
enjoyed a reputation in the field of
philol. and as IS. linguist, and was, at
one time, prof. of elocution, Queen's
Unlv., Kingston, Ont.; b. Edinburgh,
Scot., Mch. 3, 1847; e. Edinburgh
Univ. and Unlv. CoIl., London; m.,
1877, Mabel Gardiner, d. G. G. Hub-
bard; came to Can., 1870, where,
later he invented the telephone, the
first 'trial of the system taking place
at Brantford, Ont., 1876; Invention
pabented the sacrne year; a1.so :Inv.enred
the photophone, Induction balance,
and telephone probe, and (with C. A.
Bell) the graphophone; more recently
has Invented a flying machine, whose
succpssful ascent took place at Bad-
deck (his summer residence). Dec.,
1907; is Presdt. of the Aerial Experi-
ment. Assn., organiz.ed In conneetlon
with his invention; formerly much
devoted to. the education of the deaf.
and was Presdt. of the Am. Assn. for
the diffusion of knowledge to the
deaf; also formerly Presdt. National
Geograph. Soc.; has been a regent of
the Smithsonian Inst. slnoe 1898 (and,
In 1903, conveyed, at his sole expense,
the remains of Jas. Smithson, the
founder of the inst., from Genoa to
Washington); awarded the Volta
Prix, by French Govt., 1881; also cre-
ated an offr. of ,the Legi.on -of Honour,
France; Prince Albert med. (London
Soc. Fine Arts), 1902; was the foun-
der of the Volta Bureau; Ph.D. (hon.),
Univ. of Wurzburg, 1882; LL.D. (hon.)
(Univ. .of 8t. Andrew'g), 1902; LL.D.
(d'O.), Harvard Unlv" 1896; D.Se.
(d.o.), Untv. oxford, 1907; LL.D. (do.),
Queen's Unlv.. Can., 1909; do. (do.)
Ill. ColI., 1896; dlO. (do.) .Amherst
ColI., 1901; IM.D. (hon.). Heidelberg,
1886; a fel.low Am. ._-\.cad., and a
memo of the Am. PhHos. Soc. and
the Am. Nat. Acad. of Science, and has
recd. similar marks of honour from other
Institutions In Europe and Am.; pre-
sented with a piece of plate from people
of Baddeck, Dec., 1907, to mark the
date when he successfully carried a
man In the wir in a tetr-a.hedral aero-
plane, or flying machine, owr Bras
d'Or Lake; as a mtem.orlal to his father,
has presented to the Assn. for the Dif-
fusion of Knowledge to the Deaf, for
the benefit of the Volta Bureau, the
ilium of $75,000; of his discoveries and
labours, In connection with his aerial
experiments, .. he believes that an air-
ship will be perfected capable of mak-
Ing 150 to 200 miles an hour, his
oplrul.on being that 'Ït will be possiole
to have ddnner in Am. and breakfast
the next morning In Europe"; author
many scientific and educ!. mono-
graphs, including .. Mechanism of
Speech" and "A Memoir on the For-
mation of a Deaf Variety of the Human
Race."-1S31 Connecticut Ave., Wash-
ington, D.C.; summer residence: "Benin
Breagh/' Badcleck, N.S.
Bell, Andrew James, educationist.
S. late Geo. and Jessie (Fleming)
B., Ottawa; b. there, May 12, 1856;
e. Ottawa CoIl. Inst. and Toronto
Univ. (B.A., 1878); took a post-
graduate course at Breslau Unlv.
(Ph.D., 1889); dissertation there," De
locatiVli in prisea Latio.itaie vii eot
usu," was rmblished the same year;
further studies at Leipzig, 1906; Mac-
donald prof. Latin lang. and lit., Vic-
toria Univ., Toronto, 1889, a position
he still retains; an active memo Can.
Inst., and a contributor to Its trans.;
founded Bell Scholar. In classics, To-
ronto Univ., and a prize In oratory,
Victoria Unlv. ; a Bapt.; m., 1st. 1882,
Miss Martha Whitwam, st. Thomas,
Onto (d. Sept., 1900); 2ndly, ApI.,
1903, Martha Anne, d. Alfred Sneath,
Penetanguishene, Ont.-17 A venue Rd.,
Toronto,
Bell, Andrew M., merchant.
B. and e. Halifax, N.S.; a memo
firm A. M. B. & Co., wholesale and
retail hardware, Halifax, N. S.; elected
presdt. Halifax Bd. -of Trade, ,1906;
do. iMoa.ritime Bd. of Trad,e, 11907-8;
do. Lord's Day .AJlJI.ianoe, 1908-9; a
.cIIel. 6th Oongress OhambeTs oOIf Oom-
me.roe .01' Empire, :UO",don
Erug., 1906;
a JJlLe<th.-Halifax, N.S.
.. Enthusiastic, energetic and deter-
mined."-H. Herald.
Bell, Biø Honour Archibald, Co. Ct.
Judge.
Third s. late Archd. B., builder and
contractor, a native of Paisley, Scot.,
who came to Can., 1832, and ultimately
settled in Lobo, Middlesex, Ont., and
Agnes (Hood) B.; b. Toronto, Nov. 16,
1840; e. l<>cal schs. and Lond.on Gram-
mar .sch.; m., May, 1874, Eliæ.be.th,
e. d. MalC{)lm 'Came'f\oru, Lobo, On't.;
()Ibtd. 1st elM'S cert., 1857, and was
for 'some yrs. a pUbl,ic -sch. teacher;
studied law wibh late Judlge JOIhn
Wi1son; bar.rister, 1866; !practised at
Strathr.oy and 'Ch8JthJaJm; judge Co. 'Ct.,
K;cnt, On.t., Oct. 2, 1878; R. 0., 1887;
l.ocal master SUlp. Ct., 1901; a dir. Lon-
don Life As sur. Co., and presdt. 0I18t-
ham Loan & Savings Co.; chairman
Chlatham ColI. In.st. Bd., 1886-1900; a
IOOya:1 Commr., with -others, to In.vesU-
t-e 'taxation of rys. In U. S., May.
1904; IS Presb.-Chatham, Onto
Bell, Charles J., U. S. civil service.
B. Toronto; e. Lambion Mills, Wes-
ton Grammar Sch. and U. C. ColI.:
studied for bar; entd. service Dun,
Wiman & Co., and later that of R. G.
Dun & Co., with whom he went to the
U. S., 1870; remained with them, sue-
cessiwly, as a.sst. mangr. and soir. at
St. Louis, Chicago, Memphis, and New
Orleans; state mangr. Mutual Life
Ins. Co., La.. 1892-99, when apptid.
Asst. U. S. Treas., New Orleans; a
Rep.-New Orleans, La.
86
:Bell, Charles Napier, publicist.
S. Jas. B., Regr. S. Lanark, Ont.; b.
P.el1t!h, o rut. , 1854; e. Per,tJh oommon
amd grammar schs.; íIJ1. .AJldoo, d. Rev.
Ge'o. Bell, LL.D.; first wenrt: to Man.
with the Red River Expedy. force,
under Lord Wolseley, 1870, and has
continued there ever since: some time
In public service, and afterwards In
ry. service; secy. Winnipeg Bd. of
Trade and Winnipeg Grain Exchange,
1887; re-el-ected for 24th year, 19,10;
secy. Royal Sh!ipmlent and Tnms-
pol"lbaJtilOOl Comn., 1900, I
md! of !the
Royal Com'll. .on Tranlsportat!on, 1904;
a dir. Brit. and Co!. Press Service,
Ltd., 1910; has rendered many varied
and important services to Man. and the
N. W.; author of various pamphlets
and newspaper articles In reference
thereto; a del. to the 6th Congress
Imp. Chambers of Commerce, London,
1906; In addition to other positions, has
been presdt. Man. Hist. and Lit. Soc.,
and Grand Master of Freemasons; Is
a memo SuP. Council, 33rd Degree, for
Can.; elected F. iR. G. S., 1885, anò
is a corr. mem.. Royal Scottish Geo-
graph. and of other lit. and seien.
societies; apptd. consul for Guate-
mala, at Winnipeg, 1896; as a mil. man,
served In the Fenian raids, 1866-1870,
and again, in 1871, in Man. (m
ds:>; e.
Presb.-121 Carleton St., W
nn
peg ;.
Manitoba Club, do.
II His services cannot be overeRtimated."
-Sir John Schultz.
:Bell, Charles William, barrister.
S. Wm. B., KC., and Emily (Rog-
ers) B., Hamilton, Ont.; b. Hamilton,
Ont.; e. Trln. Unlv., Toront0 (B.A.,
1896) ; m., 1904, Beatrice E.. d. F. W.
Gate-s, jr.; barrister, 1899; author "A
Prince of Zanzibar," a farcical
comedy, produced at the Bijou Thea-
tre, London, Eng., .June, 1904; Ang.-
n Homewood Ave., Hamilton, Ont,
:Bell, Edwin, lawyer.
S. J. H. B., contractor, late of
Chatham, Ont.; rb. Ithoere, .Jan. 14,
1860; e. Oha:t:l1a:m High 'Sch. amd
Toronto Univ. (LL.iB., 1899); m.,
1890 Fanny, 3rd d. 'late John E.
Broóke, IChatham, On1. ; bar.rister,
1883; .practlsed In Ohatham till 1903,
when he 1IlIOV.ed! 00 'furonto, Wlhere !be
was assoclaJted in business w:Ith .J. W.
S. Corley, K.C. (q.v.); now success-
fully pr8ctdsing {)n his own account;
formerly V.-P. Kent ,!Jaw Soc.; aut hOT
following lega;l ;pubJlcat1on ' s: II Law of
Real EstaJte Mofltgages," II l;aw .of
LandI'ol'd and Tenant," II The Prlndples
of Aorgument," and II Digest Onto Case
Law, 1900-05"; served as carpt. 34t'h
Regt.; retJlred wU'h rank, 1903; a Lib.,
and formerly prresdt. W. Kent LIb.
Assn.; Äng.-4!7 Jarvis St., Toronto;
Granite Club; Canadian Club.. do.
I I Has rendered a signa] service W all
thinking men by hi. I Principles of Argu-
ment.' "-M. & E.
Bell, Prancis Hugh, lawyer.
S. late .John A. B., city auditor.
Halifax. N.S.; b. there; e. Dalhousie
Unlv. (B.A., with honours In classics
and Gov.-GenI's. gold med.. 1876) : m.,
Oct., 1894, MIriam, e. d. .J. B. Steed,
BELL,
Hamilton, Bermuda; barrister, 1878;
K.C., 1907; apptd. recorder of Hali-
fax, 1906; a promoter of the Halifax
Can. Club.-Halifax. N,S.; Canadwft
Club, do.
Bell, Frederick McKelvey, physician.
S. Wm. and Christiana (McKelvey)
B.. Kingston, Ont.; b. there. Apt 10,
1878; e. pUblic sehs., CoIl. Inst., and
Queen's Unlv. (M.D., 1903); m., Oct.,
1900, Miss Henrietta Casgrain, Corn-
wall, Ont.;' post-grad. course N. Y.
city hosps.; Ifcent. Unlv. . State or
N. Y.; memo ColI. P. and S., Ont.;
attend. phys. Vanderbilt Clinic, N. Y.,
1903; resident surg. N. Y. City Penty.
and Workhouse, 1903-04; commenced
practJloe, OttaIWa, 1904; assoc. mem.
med. staft St. Luke's Hosp., Ottawa;
gazetted med. offr. (with rank of capt.)
5th Princess Louise Drag. Gds., .June.
1907; edifted med. column Queen's Univ.
Jou1"?1.Ul, 1902-03; has Ie.ctured 0iI1 med.
subject's; eÞected presdrt. Ottawa Moo.
Soc., 19111; a ,Prres!b.-400 McLeod St. þ
Ottawa, Onto
Bell, George, lawyer.
S. late Rev. George B., LL.D.
(Presb.), and Ellen (Chadwick) B.;
b. Niagara Falls, Ont., Dec. 13, 1857;
e. Queen's Unlv., Kingston (B.A.,
1878); m., .Sept., 1885, MaI'li'on E., d.
'loa.toe iLt.
CoI. Alex. Spr{){vt, M.'P., ;PrInce
Albert, N.W.T. ; ba,rrlster (with
hOiIJ)()urs), 1881; K.C., 1908; Iha.s suc-
cessfuU.y 'practised ihls .prof. 'ÌJhT.ough-
aut in ToTO'IlÌ'o; memo firnn Thomson.
Hend 1 el1Son & iE" 1886-1903; sInce 'Prac-
til,s.es alone; commooore iMuskoka Lakes
Aissn., 1908; Oem.; Presb.-l06 St.
George St., Toronto; Albany Club;
Royal Can. Yacht Club; Toronto Club;
Victoria Club; York Club, do.
Bell, George Pearson, physIcian; Dom.
public service.
.B. Eng., Feb. 5, 1848; e. Jthere;
M.R.CJS., Eng., 187,2 ;M.B.,C.M., 1876;
M.D. (Aberdeen Unlv.), 1879; came
to Can., 1886; entd. R. N.-W. M. Police,
Feb., 1894; surgeon, do., .July 1, 1905.
-Regina, Sask.
Bell, George Turnbull, ry. service.
,s. late Wm. 'B., G. T. Ry. s'ervlce; b.
Montreal, Sept. 7, 1861; e. there;
entd. service Gt. W. Ry. as a elk.,
Sept., 1878; j,oined G. T. .Ry. as a chief
elk., Nov., 1882. and has remained
with that Une in various positions
throughout; became gent passgr. and
ticket agent at Montreal, May, 1900,
and since Aug., 1908, has filled the
same offices with the G. T. Pacific, com-
bining the supervision of both lines;
elected presdt. of the Am. Assn. of
Gent Pass. and Ticket Agents, 1908
(given for the first time to a CanadIan) ;
a dir. Montreal .Busines:s Men's League.
-4S9 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Westmount,
Montreal.
.. A popular officla1."-Oan. Courit'r.
I I Courteous, conciliatory, shrewd and
capable."-T. New8.
Bell, Herbert, educationist.
E. s. late Wm. and .Janet (Macfad-
yen) B.; b. Carleton, lot 27, P. E.!..
Feb. 16, 1880; e. local common and
high schs., PrInce of Wales con.,
Charlottetown (1st dass Jlcense), Mc-
Gill Univ., and Edinburgh UnIv. (M.A.,
with 1st class honours In nat. phil. and
med. in math., 1906; B.Sc., do.) ; taught
sch. for a time; apptd. asst. prof. of
math., Heriot Watt Coil., Edinburgh,
S<:ot., 1905; since Ithen 'has beeJn asst.
In nat. phil. iÏn Eðinburgrh Univ. to
'Prof. MacGregor, LL.D.----8 ,sali8bury
Rd.
Edinburgh
Bcot.
Bell, James, physician.
B. N. Gower, Ont., Oct. 10, 1852: e.
'local schs., privately, and (McGill
Un/iv. (M.D.,C.M., and Hiollffioes groll(}
med,), 1877; m., .June, 18.89, Edith
MaTY, e. 'd. late J. .J. /Arnt<>n, M<>nt-
real; house tSurg. 'Montreal Genl. Hosp.,
1877; moo. supdt. do., 1881; asst. surg.
do., 1885; full surg. do., 1886; surg.
Royal Vlct. Hosp., Montreal (remaIn-
Ing consult. surg. Montreal Genl.
Hosp), 1894; laSSO. prof. clinical surg.
McGill Unlv., 1888; asst. prof. surg.
and clln. surg. do., 1890; prof. clln.
surg. do., 1894; prof. surg. and clin.
surg. do., 1907; for some Yr8. surg. 6th
Batt. (Fusfllers), and at outbreak of
N. W. RebelIlon, 1885, accompanied
Genl. Middleton to scene of operations
as surg.-genl., in charge of field hosp.
corps (med. and mentioned In de-
spatches); author of II Tubercular
Family History," and other papers;
a memo Hon. Comte. Montreal Horse
Show; 00Il. surg. Ohdldrens HO'sp., do.
-409 Dorchester St. W. i Montreal; St.
James'8 Club; Montrea Jockey Club;
Mt. Royal Club; University Club, do.
.. The ablest surgeon in America."-1'he
late Dr. C. R. Church.
(D. Montreal
ApI. 11
1911.)
Ben,
ames Abbott Mackintosh, geolo-
gIst.
S. Andrew B., C.E., and Marian
(Rosamond) B., Almonte, Ont.; b. St.
Andrew's, P.Q., Sept. 23, 1877; e.
Almonte High Sch., Queen's UnJv.,
Klng,ston (M.A. and silver med. In
chemist., 1899), and Harvard Unlv.
(Ph.D.); m., Sept., 1909, Vera, d.
Harold Beauchamp, preadt. Bank of
New Zealand; a F.R.G.S., a memo Am.
.MIlliing Illist. and. other socs.; geologist
Gool. Survey, Can., 1899-1901 (leadIng
an expedition to the Mackenzie RIver
and Gt. Bear Lake); mining expert,
Lake Superior Power Co., 1901-02 ; aset.
geol. Onto Bureau of MInes, 1903-04;
teacher Harvard Unlv., 1903-04 (win-
ters); official geologist, New Zealand
(succeeding the late Sir .Jas.. Hector
therein), since 1904; accompanied Capt.
Scott, R.N., on the Antarctic Expn.,
1910; author reports on Mackenzie
River and Gt. Bear Lake, Moose River
Basin, and on MlcWpicoten Dføt.; an
Ang.- Wellington
N.Z.
Bell, James Munsie, educationist.
S. late .John Charlton and Hannah
(Munsle) B.; b. Chesley, Ont., ApI.
19, 1880; e. .Jameson Ave. CoIl. Inst.,
Toronto, Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1902;
M.A., 1905), and Cornell Unlv. (Ph.D.,
1905) : unm.; asst. In chemistry (Cor-
nell Unlv.), 1902-3; graduate scholar.
do., do. (do.), 1903-04; Sage fellow
do., do. (do.), 1904-05; apptd. expert
Bureau of SolIs, U. S. Dept. of Agri-
cuI., May, 1905; a memo Am. Cheml-
BELL.
87
cal Soc., Am. Assn. Advanc. of Scf-
ence, and Am. Soc. Agronomy; author
numerous scfentlfic papers, mainly In
Journ. Phy, ChemÏ8try
Journ. Am,
Chem. Soc., and as bulletins of U. S.
Dept. Agrlcul.; Presb.-6O! Ie The On-
tario
" Washington
D.C,
Bell, Mrs, Jane Lambert, physician.
D. Rev. W. H. Heartz, D.D.
(Meth.); b. N. S.; graduated M.D.
(Women's Med. CoIl., N. Y.), 1893;
m., .June, 1903, Alfred .J. Bell, Half-
fax, N.S.-Hali'aa;
N.S,
Bell, John Henry, physician.
B. Kingston, Ont., 1866; e. publfc
and high schs. there and Ottawa Nor-
mal Sch.; M.D.,C.M. (Queen's Univ.,
Kingston), 1890; do. (Trln. Unlv" To-
ronto), do.; practises In Kingston;
unm.; Ald., Kingston, 1897-02; Mayor,
1903; for some yrs. a pUbllc sch.
teacher; elected Grand Councfllor Can.
Order Chosen Friends, 1903-04; Su-
preme Med. OlTr. Can. Fraternal Assn.,
Apt, 1903; .became '})ßrmanoent grand
med. examr. of firstnamed institution,
1909; also h<>lds hIgh rank In Masonic,
Orange, and Oddfellows' orders; a
Meth.; a Con.-King8ton
Ont,
Ben, John Howatt, lawyer; legis-
lator.
S. Walter and Elizabeth (Howatt)
B., Cape Traverse, P.E.I.; father na-
tive Dumfrles, Scot.; b. Cape Tra-
verse, Dec. 9, 1845; e. Prince of
Wales CoIl., Charlottetown, and Albert
Univ., Bellevllle (B.A., 1868; M.A.,
1869) ; m., .July, 1882, Helen, d. Hon.
Cornelius Howatt, Summerside, P.E.I.;
barrister (Ont.), 1874; do. (Man.),
1882; do. (P. E. I.), 1884; practised
sucoessi
l
at OtJb:uwa, Emerson, and
Summerside; remained at latter place
since 1884; formerly a memo P. E. I.
Assembly; sat for E. Prince (H. C.),
1898-1900; a Lib.; a Presb. - Sum-
mer8ide, P.E.I,
Bell, John Bitchie, philanthropist.
B. Shawbridge, P.Q., Aug. 20, 1864;
e. Montreal schs. and Moody Bible
Inst., Chicago.; m., Oct., 1897, Edith
May, d. Wm. Tees, Montreal; a local
preacher and evangellst since 1884;
man gr. Montreal Sailors' Inst. sInce
1888; has done evangelfst work In
many portions of Can. and the U. S.:
was associated with D. L. Moody In
his last tour through Scot. and Irel.;
believes In the love of God, which has
provided a salvation for all men In
.Jesus Christ; therefore, he labours to
bring all men to Christ; non-partizan
In polftfcs.-Sailor8' In8t" Montreal;
367 Elgin A ve.
We8tmount
do.
.. No man better known or more highly
respected."-Ârchbi8hop Bond.
Bell, John WainwrIght, scientist.
B.Se. (Mì), McGlll Unlv., 1897;
M.Se., do., 1899: was successively de-
mons. In mining and lectur. In mining
at McGfll Unlv.; resigned, 1899, to
accept an appt. In the U. S.; more re-
cently apptd. prof. of mining englng.
McGlll Univ.-.J165 Western Ave., West-
?nount
. Montreal.
.. Most promising."-M. Gazette.
88
BELL.
Bell, Josiah Jones, journalist.
S. late Robt. B., M.P. for N. Lan-
ark in Can. Assembly, and Emeline
(.Jones) B.; grands. Rev, Wm. B.,
Perth, Ont., who came to Can., 1816;
b. Carleton Place, Ont.; e. Grammar
Sch. there and Queen's Univ., King-
ston (B.A., 1864; M.A., 1877); m.
nnie, d. Chas. Mickle, Guelph, Ont.,
and grandd. of the :poet Mickle; a
journalist; now ed. Can. Engineer;
a frequent contributor to the mags.
and scientific journals; for some yrs.
a Councillor Queen's Univ.: served in
Can. mil. during Fenian Raid, 1866,
and under Lord Wolseley during Riel
Rebelllon, 1870; retired with rank of
capt. (genl. service med., with two
clasps); was supply offr. of party
which ran first line for C. P. R. across
the continent: a Pr
sb.-!9 Prince
Arthur Ave., Toronto; Engineer8' Club,
do.
Bell, Richard Smith, journalist.
Fourth s. late Prof. .Jas. T. B., Al-
bert CoIl., Belleville, Ont.; b. Ber-
wlck-on-'l'weed, Eng., Nov. 29, 1845;
e. private sdhs. ; m., May, 1870,
Mary
delaide (d. Sept., 1901), 2nd d.
J. P. Reeves, Belol:e<v.i'\oloe; came t'O Dan.
i.n early life; joined staff BeIleviHe In-
telligencer, ..Jan., 1870; aßSt. ed., Jam,
1875: ed.-In-chlef do, (sucoeedJing Sir
M. -Bowell, q.v.), Oct., 1878;
ater ed.
BelleviHe S1m for 3 yrs., and on staff
Montreal Witne88; now ed. Daily On-
tario; a Con.; a firm beE.ever in Br'i t.
conlß'ection and in the footJeI1Ïn'g of our
home indusÌ'ries.-Belleville, Onto
>>ell, Robert, scientist; late Dom.
public service.
S. late Rev. Andrew and ElizabE;
h
(Notman) B.; grands. late Rev. Wm.
B.; both father and grandf. were of
the Presb. ministry; b. Toronto, .June
3, 1841; e. Prescott (Co.) Gnammar
Sch., McGiH Unlv. (B.A.Sc. and Gov.-
Genl.'s med., 1861; D.Sc., 1901; M.D.,
C.M., 1898): hon. LL.D., Queen's
Univ., Kingston, 1883; D.Sc. (Can tab) ,
190.3, and Edlnibul1gh Unlv.: m., 1873,
Agnes (presdt. Ottawa Humane Soc.,
ord. secy. Vicltorian Order of
Nurses), d. Alex. Smith, 'Vestbournt,
Glasgow and Auchentroig, Stirling-
shire, Scot.; F.C.S., 1865: memo Am.
Inst. of Mining Engrs., 1881; hon.
memo Med-Chlr. Soc., M<mtreal: fel-
low Am. A.A.Sci.; one of the founda-
tion fellows of the Royal Soc. of Can. ;
memo of Govt. Geographic. Bd.; joined
Geological Survey of Can., 1857; pro-
moted ohief geologist, Mch., 1906; re-
tired from the s.ervioo on a .p.ensl'On,
1908: h8JS made very extensive
topogr1aJplh. and geol. .surveY's In
n'e8Jrly aU parts of Nre Dom. since
1857; the Bell River or W. bran
h
of the Noottaway, which he surVleyed
in 1895, was officially nl!l1lJled a.fter
him; was medical officer, naturalist,
and 'geQIloglst af Neptune e'Xpdm.,
18&4, and of Alert eXJpdn., 11885, to
Hudson's Strait and Bay; was also
geologist on tJhJe Diana ex:podn. in
1897, when he surveyed the south coast
of Baffinland and penetrated to the
great lakes of its interior; among the
rivers he has surveyed are the Atha-
basca, Slave, Beaver, Churchill, Kel-
son, Hayes and branches, the Winni-
peg, English, Albany, Kenogami, Nipi-
gon, Moose and its numerous branches,
the Harrican.aw, Broadback, Nottaway
and its branches, the upper Gatineau
and most of the rivers of Northern
Ont.: he also made the first surveys
of some of the largest lakes of Can.,
including Great Slave, Nipigon, Seul,
05naburgh, and parts of A thabasca,
Winnipeg, and Lake of the Woods: a
del. from the Dam. Govt. and the Royal
Soc. of Can. to the Intern. Geol. Oon-
gress, Vienna, 1903 : has been Can. cor.
of Ì'he Roya:l Scottish Gelogr.ruphical
Soc. ever since Lts foundation; .can.
cor. of la Soc. de Gêograp.; memo of
the Royal Astron. Soc. of Can.; was
a Royal Commr. on the Mineral Re-
sources of Ont., 1888-89; has published
over 200 reports and papers, mostly
on geology, biology, geography, and
folk-lore: prof. of chemistry and nat.
science In Queen's Unlv., Kingston,
1863-67: hon. chief of Algonquin In-
dLans of Grand Lake: presdt. Intern.
Congress of Americanlsts, 1906; King's
.or prutron/s g1()1lodi moo. of 1he Royal Geo-
graph. .S-oc. of Lond.em, 1906; Cullum
gold medal of the Am. Geograph. Soc.,
1906: F.R.S., 1897: 1.S.0., 1903: (see
.. The Jubilee of a Scientist," by Rev.
Robt. Oa,mpbeN" D.D., q.v., Can. Mag.,
.Jan., 1908).-136 3IacLaren St., Ottawa;
Rideau Club, do.
.. The principal place-name fatheor ot
C-a,naèLa....-The late Dr. Oeo. Johnson.
"A l'ema,rkable man, whom Oalll. should
always ho,ld in gr.a.tefu-l remembran.ce."-
Chas. Hallock.
II No o,ther IIlIan living or dead hoo done
anything a'Pproaching the .amO'1lnt of good
geogl'laphical .and geological work which he
has accomplished in all parts of the Dom.
ea.st (}f the Rocky Mountalns."-T. GloÐe.
Bell, Lt,-Col, Robert WilUam, physi-
cian.
S. late Robt. B., M.P. for _ North
Lanark, Can., 1847-64, and grands.
Rev. Wm. B., Perth, Ont., one of the
pioneer Presb. clergymen of Can.; b.
Carleton Place, Ont., May 9, 1851: e.
local grammar sch.: graduated M.D.
with honours (McGill Univ.), 1873;
m., 1877, Ellen, d. late .John Sum-
ner : practised Carleton Place and
Peterboro; 5 yrs. on staff Provl.
Bd. of Health, Ont.; Grend Master I.
O. Oddiel1ows, 1889-90: past Presdt.
St. Andrew's Soc., Peterboro; served
34 yrs. in vol. mil. force, In all ranks,
ff10m bug;l.er tJO 1 t.-ool. ; in command 570th
Regt. (Peterboro Rangs.), 1895-1900;
served In Fenian raids, 1866 and 1870
(service med. with 2 bars, and long-ser-
vice decoration); formerly a Lib. and
presdt. W. Peterboro Lib. Assn.; now
out of politics; a Presb.-51 St. Vin-
cent St., Toronto.
Ben, William, Can. ry. service.
Irish and Scotch descent; b. To-
ronto, S
I1t. 17, 1876; e. Royal Arthur
Sch., Montreal; entd. ry. service
C. P. R., Montreal, 1889, becoming
successively inspr. and chief inspr.
d.o., 1897-1903: went west, 1903: pro-
moted supdt. western lines do., 1906.
-Winnipeg,
89
BELL----<BELL-Sl\IITH.
Bell, William Edward, business man.
S. l8Jte Vim. B., G. T. Ry., Mont.real,;
b. therE', Mch. 6, 1856; e. Central SCh.,
London, Ont.; m., May, 1892, Miss
Henrietta Pettit, Paris, Ont.; entd.
service Montreal Tel. Co., London,
Ont., Aug., 1870, becoming bookkeeper
and cashier, do., Mch., 1871; there-
after was successively bookkeeper
Westtern UnJiolli Telegraph Office, Chic-
ago, 1873; chief elk. and auditor, 1st
dist., Central div., do., do., 1881; supdt.
Chicago Telephone Co., 1890; genl.
sales agent Nat. Cash Regr. Co.. Chi-
cago, 1893; genl. supdt. Ill. Dist. Tel.
Co., do., 1900; secy. and treas. .Jack-
son, Corbett & Co., and gent. supdt.
Ill. Construction Co., do., .July. 1901;
dist. supdt. Am. Telephone & Tel. Co.,
do., Dec., 1901, and div. supdt. Am.
Telephone & Tel. Co., do. (his present
position), ApI., 1908.-Rand-.JfcNally
Bdg., Chicago, Ill.
.. A man of excellent executive ability
and untiring business pU8h."-Oan. A.m.
Bell, Major William Robert, promoter.
S. late Robt. and - (Sherwood)
B.; b. and e. Brockvllle, Ont.; m. y. d.
.Jas. G. Elwood, do.; went to Western
States, but returned to Can. at out-
break of first Fenian trouble, to serve
in defence of his native country; re-
tired as major 41st Regt., May, 1875
(med. for Fenian raids. 1866 and
1870; genl. service med., with 2
clasps); served on first Wimbledon
rifle team; originated the Qu' Appelle
Valley Farming Co. and other similar
enterprises, 1882; unsuccessfully con-
tested Qu'Appelle (N. W. Council),
1883; presdt. Bd. of Trade, Indian
Head, 1893. - Winnipeg; lIfanitoba
Olub, do.
Belleau, Isidore :Noel, lawyer.
Ancestors from Perlgueuse, France;
b. Deschambault, P.Q., 1848; e. Quebec
Semry. and Laval Univ. (LLÆ., 187.l;
LL.D., 1902); m., .July, 1875, Ma,rie
Louise, d. R. Raym.ond, advocate,
Lêvis; advocate, 1871; K.C. (M.
Lansdowne), 1887; successfully 'Prac-
tise.!! at LêVlÏs; a Crown Ipl1osecutor
before Royal Comn. of Enquiry
re Mercier and Pacaud, 1892; ed. and
'prop.r. d'or SIO'I'Jl'e yrs. of L'Echo de.
Lévis, and, subsequently, of Le Pro-
gres de Lévi8; Mayor of that city for
some yrs. up to 1896; also presdt. Club
Con. de Lêvis and of Assn. de Tir de
Lêvis; represented Lêvis (H. C. ),
1883-85. when unseated; a Con.; a
R. C.-Lévi8, P.Q.
Belleau, :Neuville, stock broker.
S. late A. G. B., M.D., Coroner, Que-
bec; b. there, 1875; e. Quebec Semy.
and Christian Bros.' Commercial Acad. ;
m. d. Chas. de Montlgny, prothy., Terre-
bonne, P.Q.; formerly in service Union
Bank Can.; then in insurance business;
later became a st
kbroker; was head
of firm N. B. & Co.. stockbrokers, Que-
bec; elected a memo Montreal Stock
Exchange, 1910; opened an office in
Brussels, Belg;ium, 1911; a dir. Quebec
G
us Co., Q'uebec and Sagueruay Ry.,
Quebec L. H. & Poiwer Co., Eastern
Can. Steel & Iron Works, and Mount
RCJIy'al Assur. C{).; R. C.-64 St. Louis
St., Quebec; Quebec Garrison Club.
Bellingham, Augustus William Henry,
civil engineer.
Scottish .and Eng. origin; s. Wm.
and Sarah B.; ,b. St. .John, N.B.; e.
Eng. and Franoe; asso. M. Inst. C. E.,
1880; m., 00., 1902; asst. e'l1 l gr. during
construction Avonm{)uth Docks, under
Brunle'es & McKerrow, for 3 yrs.; went
to Austmlia, 1879; in S. A. Govt. em-
ploy, 1879-80, making designs and
speolficaU.ons of various works oon-
nected wi,th Govt. rys.; ltat<er 8JSst.
Hovt. Engr. Adelaide ,Port. a,nd North
lines; resigned, and Teturned to Eng.,
1882; after being engd. on :Parlia-
mentary work in the nort'h of Eng.
was employed on Channel Tunnel work
for Sir John Hawkshaw, Son & Hayter,
and In preparing drawings and report-
ing on other work on the Tyne and
Clyde; dist. engr. of the Southern
Brazilian Ri-o Grande do SuI Ry. C{).,
1883-5; employed on mining survey
work, south of France, 1886; resident
engr. in oonstruct:ion of C,hina Ry., and
for a time engr. of the wh{)le works,
1887-9; engr.-in-<chief to the Brit.
Munic.ipaJ1dty, Tientsin, designing anò
carrying out the drainage system,
wharves, quays and many public build-
illlgs 1890, rtJo <lJarte; during tthe iSlÏege of
TieÎftsin, 1900, was engd. in assisting
in erecting protecting work, mounting
guns, etc., and In the transport of the
troops, ammunition, etc., to Peking;
was twice mentioned in despatches, re-
ceiving the special thanks -of the Secy.
of State for India, and the Lords
Commrs. of the Admiralty, also the
med. with dasp .for relief of Peking;
Ang.-Tientsin, North Ohina; Nat. Lib,
Club; Grosvenor Club; Thatched H OUS6
Olub, London, Eng.
Bell-J:.rving, Henry, merchant.
S. late Hy. B.-I., of Mlllbank, Dum-
frlesshire, Scot.; long settled as a
shipping agent and wholesale and
comn. merchant: at Va,ncouver; ha,s
been presdt. Vancouver Bd. of Trade;
a del. to Congress of Chambers of
Commerce of the Empire, 1903, at
which he took a foremost part in the
debates; an ardent supporter of Mr.
Chamberlain, and took part in the fiS-
cal campaign in his behalf.-Van-
couver, B.O.; Vancouver Olub, do.
Bell-Smith, :Frederic Marlett, painter.
E. s. late .John B.-S., an artist of
repute, formerly secy.-treas. and trus-
tee Inst. of Fine Arts, London, Eng.,
who came to Can.. 1866, where he
founded and was the first presdt. of
the Soc. of Can. Artists, Montreal,
1867, the first soc. composed exclus-
Ively of artists ever formed in Can.;
b. London, Eng., Sept. 26, 1846; e.
there; m., 1871, .Annie 'Myra, d. S. W.
Dy.dte, and a niece of 1aJt:'e Co!. Dyde,
C.IM.G., anI(} .A. D.C. 'to the Queen;
studied drawing South Kensington;
su'bsequentl'Y 1SJtudled painting, at
Paris, under Courtois, Blanc, and Du-
pain; came to Can., 1867; a charter
memo Soc. Can. Artists; art dlr. Alma
Coli., and teacher of drawing, pUblic
schs., London, Ont., for 7 yrs.; re-
90
BELMO
T-BENGOUGH.
moved to Toronto, 1888, where he con-
fined himself to :painting; has attained
his greatest success as a portrait and
figure painter, but Is also widely
known as a painter of landsca:pes: Is
considered to have a style particu-
larly his own, In his treatment of the
cloud-girt and mist-enshrouded peaks
and glaciers of the Rocky Mts.; among
his :principal works are: "Lights of a
City Life," "Queen Victoria's Tribute
to Canada" (for which Her Majesty
gave personal sittings), now in Nat.
Gallery, Ottawa, and "The Landing
of the Blenheim, with Sir .John Thomp-
!!JOn's Remains"; apptd. a memo of
the Royal Can. Acad. of Arts, at Its
Inception, and elected an acad., 1886;
elected presdt. Onto Soc. Artists. 1906;
do. presdt. Toronto branch Dickens
Fellowship, 1910; a memo Royal Brit.
Cdl. Soc. of AJrt:lsts, 1908; won water-
Odl'OUr prize Montreal Al"t Assn... 1909;
ms exhbd. 3;t ihe Rioya;1 Acad., Lon-
dJ<m; seTV1ed as a mU,I.ti-a VIOlunioor in
Can. .during Fenian raidis (moo.); a
memo .AJppoaJaohian Club; a !Meth.; a
Freemason, a Fo()resiber, I3!OO a Uni.tJed
Workman.-M6 Jarvis St., Toronto;
Palette Club; Canadian Club, do.
.. Belmont" (see Hatheway, W. F.).
Belt, Bev, Alfred James (Ang.).
E. S. late Rev. Canon WIll. B. and
Laura Alison (Kerby) B.; b. Tp.
Scarboro, Co. York, Ont., June' 16,
1856; e. Trin. Univ., Toronto (B.A.,
1879; M.A., 1884); m., ApI., 1883,
Mary, e. d. Geo. Devey Farmer, An-
caster, Ont.; O. deacon, 1880; priest,
1881; has served continuously In Dio-
cese of Niagara; R. D., Co. Welling-
ton, 1888-94 and 1897-1900; now R. D.
CoO. Halwn; is ohapla;in (w
th rank
of h.on. major) 20th Regt., Halton
Rifles; author "Ecclesiastical History
Chart," .. From .Jerusalem to .Jerusa-
lem," and "Lectures on the Church."
Ja1'vis, Onto
Benda, Madame (see Mllls, T. W.,
q.v.).
Bender, Albert Joseph Taohe, lawyer.
S. François .J. A. B., advocate and
pro thy. Sup. Ct., Montmagny, P.Q.,
and Marie Mathilde, d. Cot Hon. Sir
E. P. Tachê, one .of the "Fa:thers of
Oorufedemrt.ion"; .b. St. ThJOmas die
!Montmagny, P.Q., Feb. 26, 1851; e.
Quebec Semy.; grttdurated LL.B. (Lavall
Univ.), 1874; advocate, do.; K.C. (E.
of Derby), 1899; has practised
throughout at Montmagny; unsuccess-
fully contested Montmagny (H. C.),
1896; a Pl'oted1ionlst; a Ohrls.tJlan.-
Montmagny, P.Q.
Bender, Loms Prosper, physician;
litterateur.
S. late L. P. B., advocate, Quebec,
and Jane (McMlIlan) B.; b. Quebec,
.July 30, 1844: e. Quebec Semy.; grad-
uated M.D. (/McGill Unlv.), 1865; an.,
1868, Aurelia E. (d. 'May, 1873), d.
la;te A. S. .scott, Quebec; admi:tJted to
the CoHo P. anrl S., Quebec, 1865, and,
Is ter, to thart: of Ont.; served' on
moo. staff Northern IArmy dut'ling
a 'Portion of the Am. -Civil Wa'r,
and was brought und'e>r lpeI"Sonal notice
of .command'er-In
ehler Gen'!. Grant;
,rem.oV'eà tJo Boston ,from Quebec,
1884; ;f-olilows horneopia'thic system;
author of numerous contributions
to the periodical press, including Mag.
A.m, History and N. A.. Review; also
of following volumes: " Literary
Sheaves" (1881), "Old and New
Ca;nada, 1753-1844" (1882).-Exeter
Chambers, Boston, Mass.; Press Club,
do.
Bengough, Elven John, educationist.
S. Thos. B., official reporter; b. To-
ronto, 1881; e. colI. insts. there and
McMaster Univ. (B.A., 1903); m.,
June, 1908, Gertrude Isabel, d. late
H. H. Reeve, M.D., Toronto; taught
Woodstock CoIl., 1903-4; associated
with his father in court reporting,
1905-06; a memo Chartered Steno-
graphic Reporters' Assn., Ont., 1907;
apptd. regr. McMaster Univ., Oct.,
do.-.J65 Grace St., Toronto.
Beng'ough, John Wilson, cartoonist;
lecturer and poet.
S. late .John B., a native of St. An-
drew's, Scot., and Margt. (Wilson) B.,
a native of Ballleboro, Cavan, Irel.; b.
Toronto, Apt 7, 1851; e. Whitby Dlst.
and ,grammar schs.; m., 1.st, .Jullle, 1880,
Helena (d. Sept., 1902), d. late Wm.
Sidda'l'l'; 2ndly, .Junle, 1908, .MI"S. Annie
Robertson Matteson, Chicago, Ill. ;
established Grip, a humorous weekly,
Toronto, 1873; his cartoons, In this
paper, which had a long existence,
excited a wide interest, and were sub-
sequently twice published In book-
form; ceased his connection with Grip,
Sept., 1892, and thereafter prepared
cartoons at various times for the
Montreal Star, the Toronto Globe, the
Can. Courier, and other Can. publlca-
.Hems; allSlO oonftt'libutJeò In t'he same
way to the London DailJI Express,
Morning Chronicle, and st. JameB'1I
Gazette, during the Chamberlain cam-
paign, 1903; began giving lecture- en-
tertainments, 1874, and has cow'red
a large extent of Can. and Am. terri-
tory and exerted a healthy political
and'moral Influence In that capaC'lty;
åpptd. prof. of elocution, Wycllffe
ColI.. Toronto, 1899; elected an AI
.
of Toronto, 1907; Is a memo PublIc
Ownership League, a dlr. Toronto
Exhn. Assn., auditor Can. Peace and
Arbitration Soc., V.-P. Dickens Fel-
lowship, and presdt. Single Tax Assn.,
and of People's Forum; t.oured U.
Kingdom, 1901-02, lecturing on II Facts
and Fancies About Can."; later toured
Australia and New Zealand; wrote
dedlcat.ory poem for ceremony at un-
velUng of Robert Burns' monument, To-
ronto, 1902, and one read at Intercol,
Club festival, Bosion', 1907; &pptd.
by MJarquds!Of Lome an assoc. R. C.
A., .on its fOrI1WJtlon, 1880; author
.. Popular Readings, Original and
Selected" (11882), "Carl.ca;ture Hlst.
.of Can. PoUitics" (1886), "M.ot-
ley: Verses Grave and Gay" (1895),
.. The Up-to-Date Primer: A First Book
of Lessons for Little Political Econo-
mists" (1896), "The Gin Mill Primer"
(1898), "In Many Keys," :poems
(19"2), and" 'I'ih:e Whole Hog Book";
a Lib. amd an ardent ,single taxer, pro-
BENNETT,
91
hlbitionist, and free trader---1What may
be teruned a democr.aJtic democrat; a
Fresb., but feels equally at home with
all oCIhurches.-66 .Charles St. E,
To-
'l'onto.
"The Tenniel of Oanada."-Oan.
Gazette,
"One of the ablest cartoonists in the
world,"-W, T, Stead.
"A genial companion,' a brilliant con-
ve.rsationJst, a <pee-rless car1io<J.ni09t, a-nd as
an author, his works lie close to the pu'rest
and simplest passions of the human heart."
-Ohristian Guardian.
Bennet
, Mrs. Annie, miscellaneous
writer.
. D.
gh Sheriff David Dunlop, Co.
VictOrIa, N.S., and Catherine (Mc-
Grath) D.; b. Bad.dßCk, N.S., June 12.
1859; e. Baddeck Acad., Ooruvent de
Notre Dame, Arlohat, and River F'al1s,
WIs., NOI'lIlal Sch.; m., Jan., 1882,
Thos. J. Bennett, Baldiwln, Wis.' be-
fore marriage princlJpal of a gra
mar
sch., Wdlson, Wls,; has written for
papers and mtags. since she was 13'
now a rontributor >to many slimla.a;
periodical,s; writes under the nom-de-
plume "Gena 'M3Jcfar.lane"; is hls'-
torlan and V.-P. f.or iMJan. land Sask.
Can. Women's Press Club; i'll'stTU-
mental In f.ornruing Regina ReUef
Soci-etJy, of which body she was pTes:dt. ;
ed. a S'pecial ed. Regina Leader
whlcb
netted $1,000 for Vdotoria Hosp.,
Regina; in charge of movement ,in
Sask. to :secure d.ower land; not a
suffragist; .. convinced 1!hat ,If -womoell1
faHihfuUy fulfU their r.esponsl'biliUes O!f
to-day, bhey 'Will find tlhey cannO't wed.!
undertake others"; R. C.-flOB Albert
St., Regina, Scuk.
.. Gives evidence of a trenchant style
with an originality all its own."-Regine:
Leader.
Bennett, Charles WWlam, promoter;
business man.
B. Lansing, nr. Dubuque, la., U.S.,
1872; first became Identified with
show business, 1897, and ,before going
to London, Ont., was 'conll1oe<ctted
with 3 or 4 houses in the Western
States;. in Oct., 1904, secured a lease
of tlhe old l\fech. Inst., London, and
Introduced vaudeville therein; the ven-
tUfie was at first a losing on-e, but after
3 mths. was put on a paying basis'
the organization of the B. Theatrlcai
Co. was the outcome of this under-
taking; houses under Its management
modern In every particular, were I
sucoess1'ul op.eratlon In London Ot-
tawa, Montreal, Quebec, Hamnto
St.
Thomas. St. .T'Ühn, N.B., :md HaHfax'
the B. enterprise was In affiUation with
the Keith United Circuit of Theatres In
the U. S.; -sold his Inieres,ts therein and
retired from the management July
1909; turned his attention to' aerlai
matters, 1910; was Instrumental In
providing the great Montreal AvIation
Meet, in that year.-Windsor Hotel
Montreal; Aero Club
do.
Bennett, George :1" journalist.
For 23 yrs. on ed. staff of Toronto
Telegram; resigned, Oct., 1903, on ac-
Count of Ill-health, and was presented
with a handsome testimonial hy the
employees In all branches of the estab-
lishment; is Past Dlst. Depty. 11th
Masonic Dlst. of the Grand Lodge of
Freemasons of Can. and Grand Scribe
E., of the Grand Chap. of Royal Arch
Masons of Can. ; represented the
Grand Lodge of Can. at the Installa-
tion of H. R. H. the Duke of Con-
naught (q.v.) as M. W. Grand! IMast.e.r
of ,the United Grand ,Lodge of Enlg.,
Lond-on, July, 1901; was a memo of the
Can. bowling team bhat ",!.sHed Gt.
Eri,t., 1904.--36 Melbourne Ave., To-
ronto; Albany Club, do.
Bennett, Blchard Bedford, lawyer;
legislator.
E. S. late Hy. J. B. and Henrietta,
d. late Capt. David White, Hopewell
Cape, N.B.; b. Hopewell, July 3, 1870;
e. there and Da'lhousie Hnlv. (LL.B.,
1893); unm.; bami'ster, 18<94; ;prac-
tised! for a time in N. .E., dn ,part-
nership with Hon. L. J. Tweedle
(q.v.), and, since his removal to Cal-
gary, has been In partnership with
Senator Lougheed: (q.v.); K.C., 1907
one of the leaders of the Alberta bar;
a Con., and sat In N. W. T. Assembly,
1898-1900 and again 1901-05, when de-
feated for Alberta House; elected g. e.
1909; unsuccessfully contested Alberta
(H. C.) g. e. 1900; declined Con.
leað,ersh1p ,in Aalta., 1910; a pI'lOiffiober
Calgary CattIoe Co., 1902; V....P. Young
Men's Llb.-Con. Assn., N. W. T.; a
memo Western Bds. of Trade; a dir.
Brit. Empire Timber Go.; V.-P. Cal-
gary Power 00.; a promoter tihe U. S.
& B. C. 'lìimber 000. (L.,P. 1907), and
Globe Elevator Go. (tL.IP., 1909);
favours a mutual preferentda:l tariff
wUil1in ,the BI'Iit. Empire; a 'Meth.-
iff Fourth Ave. W.
Calgary
Alta.;
Ranchman's Club
do.
.. One of our coming statesmen."-Late
Bon. Á. G. Blair.
.. One .of the ablest young men in the
Territories."-M. and E.
Bennett, WnUam Humphrey, lawyer;
legislator.
S. late HUffi1)hrey and Annie
(Fraser) B., Barrie, Ont.; Irish and
Scotch descent ; b. Barrie, Ont., Dec.
23, 1859; e. Barrie High Sch.; m.,
Jan., 1905, Mar
ret Annie, e. d. late
Hy. Cargill, M.P., Cargill, Ont.; bar-
rister, 1881; KC., 1908; has served as
Roove of Midland: ; a me'll. Ext'V'e.
Oomlte. lJib.-C.on. U'I1Ji,ofil, Ont.; unsuc-
oessfuMy contested E. Simcoe (H. C.),
Oem. IntÌJeorßst, g. e. 1891; J'IeIturned for
same S'8ta t t, 1892; re-el, ected 1896; un
setaJted!, Dee., 1896; again rettUTIIIeð!, F
b.,
1897, and re-e1ect'e(!' g. e. 1900 and g. e.
1904; defeated g. e. 1908; since then
In private Ufe; moved address in reply
to Speech from Throne, 1895; voted
against his party on Man. Remedial
Bill, 1896; moved important resolution
on Transportation, Feb., 1900; took a
leading and frequent part In the de-
bates In the Commons; a moderate
Protectionist and favours continuance
of Brit. connectlon.-Midland
Ont,
.. Sharp I\S a rapier."-M. and E.
.. The wasp of the Otpposï.tion."-S. N.
9
BE
OIT-BEN
ON.
Benoit, Rev, Henry Edouard (Ang.).
educationist.
S. Hy. R. and Amanda (Armstrong)
B.; mother a niece of late Chief Jus-
tice Armstrong, C.M.G.; b. St. George-
dc-Windsor, P.Q., July 5, 1862; e.
there; m., June, 1888, Miss Annie
Rouce (U. E. L. descent): a Meth.
min., 1885-95; suudt. schs., French
Colony of Gaboon, N. Africa, 1885-87;
principal, Mamba Ind. Sch., 1887;
served also on staff of Gov. De
Brazza, in Loango Province; return-'
ing to Am., was supdt. French missions
within bounds N.E. South Conf., Meth.
Ep. Ch.; organized ch. at Woonsocket;
became ed. and publisher Le ltfeth.
Franco-Americain, and besides compil-
ing several French hymnals and a
French liturgy and hymn book, wrote
several pamphlets on controversial
subjects; joined Ch, of Eng., 1895; o.
1896; apptd. agent Col. Ch. and Sch.
Soc. of Ch, of Eng. in Dom.; commr.
to U. S. on Intern. French Work. do.;
visited Eng. In Interest of Sabrevois
Mission, 1898; rector L'Egllse du Re-
dempteur, 1900; principal Sabrevols
Coli., July, 1905; author" Le Ministêre
Apostolique," .. L'Eglise Anglicane
avant la Reforme," and co History of
the Sabrevols Mission" ; a Prohibition-
ist; believes In state control over all
great public enterprises.-121 Chatham
St., Montreal.
:Benoit, Jean Alphonse, educationist.
S. Reml B., formerly Inspr. Schs.
and Collr. Customs; b. Descouse, N.S.,
Feb. 10, 1875.; e. Arlchat and Halifax
Acads. and Dalhousie Univ. (B.A. with
h'OIIliOUrs in pure and a,þp. ma'th., 1900) ;
m., July, 1902, Miss Marie Hêlêne
Comeau, Saulniersvllle, N.S.; taught
math. and sci. en oe, 81. Ann's CoH.,
Church Point, N.S., 1895-99; has been
since 1900 ins'br. math. and physic'S,
Normal Sch., Truro; acted for 2 yrs.
as dir. of the Bilingual summer course
for the Bilingual teachers of N. S.;
R. C.-Truro
N .S.
Benoit, Dom Joseph Paul Augustin
(R. C,).
S. Chas. F. E. and Euphrosle
(Blondet) B.; b. Nans, Jura, France,
Jan. 14, 1850; e. petits sêmys. Naze.roy
and Vaux, gmTI'd' .Eémy. LOOlsl,e Saulnier,
Jura, Ita;ly, and French Semy., Rome;
o. 1875; came to Can., 1891; entd. C.
R. I. C., 1877; first superior Notre
Dame de Lourdes, Man., 1891; author
co La Citê Anti-Chrêtienne au XIX.
siêcle.," .. L'Histoire de l'abbaye de St.
Claude," .. Vie de Mgr. Tachê," and
other works.-St. Boniface, Man.
Bensley, Benjamin Arthur, education-
Ist.
S. late Robt. D. B., Hamilton, Ont.;
b. Barton, Wentworth Co., Ont., NoV.
5, 1875; e. Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1896)
and Columbia Unlv., N.Y. (Ph.D.) ; m.,
1904, Ruth, d. Rev. E. A. Horton, Bos-
ton, Mass.; has been lecturer In
Zoology, Toronto Univ. ; promoted
assoc. prof. Biology, do., 1906; author
of several publications on animal
evolution. - 316 Brunswick Ave., To-
ronto.
Benson, Miss Clara Cynthia, educa-
tionist.
D. His Honour Judge T. M. (q.v.) and
Laura A. (Fuller) B.; b. Port Hope,
Ont.; e. High Sch., Port Hope, and
Univ, Coli., Toronto (B.A., with honours
in phys. and chemist., 1899; Ph.D.,
1902, being one of first -Uwo worn-en on
whom that degr>ee has been CloDlferred
by tlhis univ.); asst. chern. dept., To-
ronto Univ., 1902-3; instr. in science,
Lilllan Massey Sch. (controlled by
Educn. Dept., Ont., and conducted under
the direction of the Minr. of Educri.),
to N0TII1J3.1 'stud-enlts in hou soe hold
sci.ence. 1903-05; lecrtupcor -in physiol.
fÌ)o househol1d is>cien.oo s-tudenots, Toronoto
Unliv., 1905-6; asso. !prof. physiol. and
c!hem., .faculty houæhold science, do"
her present position since 1906; is also
secy. of the Household Science Faculty;
ha-s contributed scien. articles to the
J ourn. physical Che?nis.; Ang.-312
HU1'on St., Toronto; "Terralta:' Port
Hope; Univ. WO?ne11i's Club, Toronto.
co A }'oung lady of brilliant attainments."
-T. News.
Benson, Major-General Sir Frederick
Willia.m, Brit. mil. service.
Third s. late Hon. .I. R. B.. senator,
and Marianne (Ingersoll) B.; b. St.
Catharlnes, Ont., Aug. 2, 1849; e. U. C.
ColI. and Royal Mil. CoIl., Sandhurst
(where on leaving he received a sword
of honour from H.R.H. the late Duke
of Cambridge, Commander-in-Chief,
and another sword from the gentlemen
of his co., as a mark of their esteem) ;
m., Sept., 1881, Caroline, e. d. late Sir
G. E. W. Couper, Bart., K.C.S.I., C.B.,
C.LE.; serwd as a V\QI1. during Fenian
raids, Cian., 1866 (med.); j.oined 21st
Hussars, then in India, as cornet, 1869;
exchanged to 12th Royal Lancers,
1876; passed Staff ColI., 1880; capt.
5th Dragoon Gds., do.; exchanged to
17th Lancers, 1881; A.D.C. to Lt.-
Govr., N.-'V. Provinces, India, 1877;
brigade-major, Poona, 1882-84; gar-
rison instr., Bengal, 1884-90: com-
manded Egyptian cav., 1892-94 :
D.A.A.G. (instr.), Dublin, 1895-98;
l3.S'st. adj1.-genl., chie.f staff officer,
S.-E. District., Eng., with rank of col.,
1898-1900; special service, S. Africa,
A.A.G. for transport 6th div., S.A.
field force (under General KelIy-
Kenny), 1900-01 (mentioned in dis-
prutches; moo. wi t!h 3 dasps; C. B.) ;
assot. adjt.-genol., I3.r
y heaòqrtf1s., 190.2;
inspr.-genl. of remounts, with rank of
maj.-ge'I1L, 1903; has passed exam'l1. in
and received rewards for Hindustani,
Persian rand Arabic; col. 21st (Empress
of India's) Lancers, 1909; K.C.B.,
1910; retired fpom t'he a;rmy, do.; an
A'll'g.; presen ted to King George, LOOl-
don, Enrg., Mch., 1911; a liloe memo
Army and Navy Veterans Assn., To-
ronbo; rapoptd. hon. col. 19th St. Oath-
arine's Regt., ,Can. Mil., 1905; has lec-
tured on co Cranad1an.s ,in .the Tmop. Mill-
tary Service."-Anny and Navy Club,
Pall Mall, London, S.W.; York Club,
Toronto.
.. A ge-ne.ral fa",ofurioo."-Pall Mall Oaz.
"A brilliant soldier, who deserves well
of his OO'Ulltry."-Ca71ada.
BENSON.
Benson, George Frederick, manufac-
turer. .
O. s. late Wm. T. B., M.P., a natIve
of Parkside, Westmoreland, Eng., and
Helen (Wilson) B., of A
ton Grar.ge,
Oheshire, Eng (se-e Foster's .. Co.
FamiUes of Eng."); b. and e. Mont-
ofIe8JI; m., Oct., 1890, Ethred NOÑon, d.
lat-e Goo. Frothingham; head Oif firm
W. T. B. & Co., importers foreign
wools, etc., Montreal; presdt. and mango
dir. Can. Starch Co., of which he was
one of founders; presdt. Edwardsburg
Starch Co., of which his father was the
founder' one of the promoters pres-
oott and Lak,e Super.ï,or Nav. Go., 1898;
a dir. West Kootenay Power
Light
Co. ; an Ang. ; a Con.-15 Ontar
o Ave.,
Montreal; St. James's Club; Mount
Royal Club; Canada Club; Canadian
Club; F01'est and Stream Club; Mont-
real Hunt Club; Montreal Racquet
Club; Royal Montreal Golf Club;
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Ctu,b; West-
mount Goll Club, do.
Benson, Rev, Man1.:V (Meth.).
U. E. L. descent; b. Co. Prince Ed-
ward, Ont., ApI. 27, 1842; e. Newburgh
Acad.; for some yrs. a public sch.
teacher; recd. on probation, Meth. Ch.,
1863; 0.1867, and has filled successive-
ly the fol-lowing pastorates: Ridge-
town, Newbury, Cooksvllle, Hamilton
(Centenary Ch.), Stratford (Central
Ch.), St. Thomas (First Ch.), Brant-
ford ( Brant Ave.), Toronto (Central
Ch.), do. (Berkeley St. Ch.) , do.
(Queen St. Ch.), Ottawa (Dom. Ch.),
Montreal (Mountain St. Ch.), Ganano-
que (Grace Ch.), Arnprlor (Grace
Ch.), Perth (Asbury Ch.), and St.
Catharlnes (WeIland Ave. Ch.), where
he now Is; possesses the full confidence
of the Meth. Ch, and has received a
large share of its honours; for 16 yrs.
elected a memo of the Genl. Conf.:
chairman Pembroke dlst., 1901; presdt.
Montreal Conf., 1902; and later, chair-
man Perth dlst.; a memo Genl. Bd. of
Missions, 1902; and a memo Book and
Publishing Ho. Comte. for 4 yrs.; also
.of the Extve Oomte. of tJhe .Mñ.ssi.on
Bd.; aooomptan'ied true late Rev. Dr.
PUlD'shon. on his westoern ,lour, 1871,
when they crossed tihe .. RIockles" and
spenrt: some !time in the Yosemite Val-
ley, B. C., Salt La,ke Oity, !Rnd other
plaoes of interest; made the t<rall's-
oonHnental tour of Europe, 1879, the
dtetalls of :w1hichform the subj-ect of
several of hIs popular l.eotures; was
sent by Dam. Govt" 1894, on a lecture
't1our of Brita.in, anI(} addressed large
. audii-enoes !in favour of dmm-igmtion, in
Glasgow, London, Liverpool, .Sunder-
land. NewcastJIe, etc.; was dir. of ser-
vices at G-nmsby 'Park, th-e largest
Christian assembly in Can., tOT 14 Y'rs.,
anod adtd.ed much '00 the populaTity of
the park whil-e ltJ was under hf.s
rnJanagement; always an eaTnest
w.o.rkier in the temp. cause: D.D. (Univ.
Oif1:Jhe Paclfi.C) , 1891; transfd. from
Montreal ,to HamUton 'Contf. by
nv1,ta-
tÍon. 1908; m., .July, 1867, .Julia, 3rd
d. 1ate Hon. WaJober IMcCr,ea, senator
and subsequently judge of .Algoma.-
'1'8 Welland Ave., St. Catharines, Onto
.. One of the best known and most sue.
93
cessful Methodist ministers in Canada."-
N. Y. Christian Advocate.
.. An eloquent and practical preacher.'.
-Witness.
Benson, Col, Thomas, Can. regular
mil. service.
Y. s. late Hon. .Jas. R. B., senator,
and M,ary Ann (Ingerson) B.; a bro. of
Maj.-Genl. Sir F. W. B. (q.v.) ; b. St.
Catharin-es, Ont., Arpl. 22, 1860; e. St.
Catharines Grammar Sch., U. C. CoIl.,
and Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston; gradu-
ated 1883; m., ApI., 1887, Agnes Pearce,
d. la-te Capt. T. Merrett, R. C. Rifles;
gazetted lieut. R.C.A., Aug., 1883 ; capt.,
1896; major, 1902; It.-col., 1905; col.,
1908; apptd. commandant Royal Sch.
of Arty., Queb
c, and inspr of arty.
for Can., Apr. 1, 1908; commanding
ÐaslÌ.ern OnJt. Div., .-\Jpl'., 1908-ðfay,
1911; since .then ha,sibeenoff'r. coonmdg.
3rd Div.; visitor R. M. .0011., 1908-11;
commanoded regt., Quebec Tercent.
celebra-ti<m, 1908; caIIlJp oommanl(}amt,
Petawawa, 00., and .sdnce; an Amg.-
Kingston, Ont.; Frontenac Club, do.;
Quebec Gan"ison Club.
Benson, His Honour Thomas Moore,
Co. Ct. .Judge.
Sec. s. late 'rhos. B., R native of
Tyrone, Irel. (killed by the accident
at the Desjardins Canal. Ont., 1857),
and Alicia Maria, o. d. Richard Lowe,
Adolphustown, Ont.; b. Port Hope,
Ont., Nov. 25, 1833; e. Grammar Sch.,
Niagara, Grammar Sch., Peterboro,
and Unlv. con., Toronto, where he
matTlcul!3.'Ì.ed !in 1851, having obtained
three scholarshivs in law; studied law
with the late Sir Adam Wilson and
late Mr. .Justice Patterson, and was
caned to the bar 1859; practised at
Port Hope; bencher Law Soc. 1871,
1876, and again 1881; KC. (M. of
Lome), 1880 ;detputy jud'ge Co. Ot. N.
and Durham, Sept. 19, 1882; 111'11101'
judge, do., Nov. 3, 1882; senior judge,
do., since Nov. 8, 1887; R. 0., under
E. Franchise Act, 1885-7; a frequent
contributor, since he was a student, to
the U. C. Law Journal and other pub-
licatlons; obtained 1st class cert. Royal
Mil. Sch., Toronto, 1865; a volunteer
at the Trent .affair, 1861, and active in
raising and enrolling volunteers at that
time, and subsequently; heM a c'omn.
in a 00., then organized, wi,t;h whiúh
as capt., ,he was '0'11 .active service dur-
dng Fenian dis1'.ubanooe (Fenian med.),
and gran't of :1;all'(
! fflom On.t. GoV't.);
now on retired list; an. Ang.; a trustee
and councillor Wycllffe ColI., Toronto,
and a dir. since its foundation of Bp.
Ridley CoIl., St. Catharlnes; a dpl. for
a lengthened period to the Diocesan
and Pro vI. Synods; elected by
Diocesan Synod, 1883, a lay memo of
the Chapter of St. Alban's Cath., To-
ronto; before his elevation to the
Bench a Lib.-Con., and an ardent
admirer and suI>porter of Sir John A.
Macdonald; never entd. on a parlia-
mentary career, though repeatedlY
asked to do so; an uncompromising
upholder of Brit. connection; m., 1st,
ApI., 1866, Mary Edith (d. Dec., 1870),
e. d. late Rev. John McCaul, LL.D.,
presdt. Unlv. ColI., 'Poronto; 2ndly,
94
BENTLEY-BERMINGHAM.
.June, 1874, Laura A., 2nd d. late Rt.
Rev. Thos. Brock Ful1er, D.D., D.C.L.,
first Ang. Bp. of Nlagara.- u Ter-
ralta," Port Hope, Ont,
"A man IO!f abili-ty, culture and polish."
-Late Christopher Robinson, K.C.
"A gentlem.an in the truest sense of the
term."-The late D'Alton McCarthll, Q.O.,
M.P.
Bentley, David, printer.
B. Wortley, nr. Leeds, Eng., Feb. 12,
1834; accompanied parents to Can.,
1847; head of firm D. B. & Co., com.
merclal vrlnters, Montreal; m., Aug.,
1859, Miss Sarah Ann Cummings; one
of the most prominent Baptists In
Can.; joined that denomination, 1851;
has served as treas. and presdt.,
Eastern Convention, BaDt. Ch., before
Union, and again presdt. since the
Union; has been on Bd. of Dlrs. Y. M.
C. A. for nearly half a century, and
was presdt. of that body, 1865-6; a
teacher and supdt. of Sunday school for
over 50 years; a memo Montreal Ed.
of Trade; a memo Genl. Comte. Quebec
S. S. Union, and supdt. Mission Sunday
Sch.-910 .st, Catherine St. W., Mont-
real.
Benyon, Captain Joseph Andrew, Can.
mil. service.
O. C. Capt. W. H. Benyon (late
23rd R. W. Fuslllers), .J.P., city of
Ri'}>On, Yorkshire, F.R.G.S., Gladlh'OlW
Hall, Yorkshire, and Bessie Rae B.,
e. d. late Andrew Allan, Montreal; b.
Montrea:l, Mch. 1, 1869; e. Ohearn Sch.
and Harrow; m., Nov., 1893, Marie
Blanche, o. d. late Urbain Thlbaudeau,
Quebec; gazetted lIeut. 3rd Batt. York-
shire Regt., Dec., 1886; resigned to joIn
Montreal Field Batty., and in 1893 was
apptd. to the Royal Can. Arty., 2 f
which he was gunnery Instr. for a con-
siderable period; passed Royal Arty.
"long course," with honours, 1900;
served with Lord Strathcona's Horse
during S.A. war, and was present at the
oþerations in NaJtoal
.June, 1900, opera-
tions in Transvaal, west of Pretoria,
.July-Nov., 1900, and operations, same
year, In Orange River Colony (dis-
patches, Lond. Gazette, Feb. 8, 1901;
moo. witih 3 cIl3..Sþs); was adj't. ooro-
nation oonrtJÏng1ent .00 IC8Jn., 1902; IILpptd.
depty. asst. adjt.-genl., Maritime Pro-
vinces, ApI. I, 1908; resigned, 1909;
IILpp:td. asst. com'mr. to LollJ(lon, iior
provlÍnoce I()f Quebec, 1911; Anog.-
Quebec Office, London, Eng.;. 79
Esplanade, Quebec; Quebec Garnson
Club, do.; Wellington Club, London,
Eng.; St. James's Club, Montreal.
It Ben Zeene," (See Davidson, Rev.
H. S.)
Bergeron, Hon. Joseph Gldtion Horace,
lawyer; legislator.
S. late T. R. B., N.P., Rigaud, P.Q.,
a'l1d Lecadìie Caroline Delphine B., d.
Gidêon Coursol, N.P., St. Andrew's,
P.Q.; b. Rlgaud, Oct. 13, 1854; e. St.
Timothêe Grammar Sch. and St. Mary's
(.Jesuit) Coli., Montreal; graduated
B.C.L., .McGill Univ., 1877; m., .July,
1&90, Ada .Josephine, d. late Capt.
Robt. WaH, 1M0nirea:1- (IlL lady highly
aooompHshed as a singer and
pianist, amd who has been instrumental
in accomplishing muoh <praisef\VlOl"ithy
philanthropic work); advocate, 1877;
suroessfu}lly !practises Ihds :professioOn In
M'onltreaJl; a mlem. ;ftmn Basbien, B.,
Cousineau & Jasmin; a oCûtl., and 1'eIPre-
sented iBeauharnois (.IL C.) in ihat In-
teres't. 1879-'1900, when dlefea'ted; con-
tested Montreal (.st. James ,div.) unsuc-
oes,sfuUy. IbY'e-lelectlonos, 1901 and 1902,
and BOOJU'haTn1o.is, 'byoe-eloob:lon, 1902;
again returned foOl' 'latter seaJt, g. e.
1904; defeabed g, e. 1908; moved
address in reply to Speech from the
Throne, 1882; supported late Mr.
Davin, In his motion for the extension
of the Dom. Franchise to Women,
1895; has lectured on Canada and the
Empire on many occasions, and has
expressed tIDe opinijon (1899) that. :
" When the Mother Country Is engaged
In a fight, it Is the duty of every son
of the Empire, If he has any heart In
him, to 3Upport the Mother Country
with all his power, whether her cause
be right or wroni"; was chairman
Comte. on Standing Orders (H. C.),
1888-90; depty. speaker (H. C.), 7th
Parlt., 1891-96; an hon. memo National
Club, Toronto; declined a judgeship
and a senatorshiD, the latter on two
occasions; accompanied Mr. Borden on
his DollUcal tour of the West, 1908,
and, in recognition of his services in
that capacity, was, on his return. en-
tertained at dinner by mems. of the
Lafontai'l1e Club, an organization of
which he was one of the promoters; a
R.C.; graduated from Royal Mil. Sch.,
Montreal, In early life, and served In
too V. m._" La Chaumiere," Beau-
harnois, P.Q.; 76 St. James St., Mont-
real; St. James's Club; Canadian
Club; Club Lafontaine; Canada Club,
do.
"Popular with all sides."-T. Globe.
"Possesses a genius for the platform."
-T. News.
"A true man, a loyal Britisher, an able
pnrliamentarian."-M. and E.
Bergevin, Hon, Achille, Investment
broker; ex-legislator.
S. Gilbert and Anne (Da
)Ust) B.;
b. VaIIeyfield, P.Q., Mch. 3, 1870; e.
Model .sch. and Eng. Acad. there; m.,
Sept., 1895, I
Dle. FIIQI'Ia ThucheT,
Montreal; an Investment broker; pre-
viously a journalist; a Lib. and secy.
Montreal Reform Club; elected V.-P.
Quebec Assn. !for the Protection of
Fish and Game, 1907; do. presdt. do.,
1908; sat for Beauharnois (Local),
1900-08; M.L.C. (Repentigny dlv.),
1911; R. C.--8'+7 Dorchester St. W.,"
Montreal; summer: Beauharnois, P.Q.;
Club St. Denis; Club Canadien; Mont-
real Jockey Club; Montreal Thistle
Curling Club; St. George Snowshoe
Club, Montreal.
Bermingham, Cornelius, manufac-
turer.
S. late Jas. B., Ottawa; b. and e.
there; m. Corehie, d. Wm. R. Willis,
formerly of N. Y. ; IlL oounclllor
Kingston Bd. of Trade; !ong mango dir.
Kingston LooomoObive Works Go.; (re-
tired, 1911); elected V.-P. KIngstoOn
C8JIl'. Olub, 1910; IlL del. to .cong.
BERNARD-BERNIER.
Chambers of Com. of Empire. London,
Eng.; gave $5,000 IÌJ() Queen's Univ.
EndlOiW'IIlenft Fund, 1910; a R. C.-
Kingston, Ont.; Fronte1l;(Lc Club, do.
Bernard, The Bight Beverend Alexis
Xiøte Théodule (R. C.), Bishop.
S. Thêodule and Hêlolse (Prefon-
talne) B.; b. St. Mathieu de Belæil,
P.Q.. Dec. 29, 1847; e. Montreal ColI.,
Grand Semy.. Montreal, and the ColI.
of Sorel; o. 1871; after servilng as
vlcaire at St. Denis (RlcheUeu), was
superior of the colI., Sorel, 1872-76;
MSt. secy. to Bp. Decelles, 1876-77;
C8m'Ün .amd al'Clhd'OOiOOIlI, 11877; secy, Ito
d
ooese, 1886-92: later chancellor;
V.-G., 1893: PrOttJh. Apos., 1901; apptd.
6tlb. Bp. of St. Hya.olnrt:he, Dec., 1905;
C011loocraitJed. Feb. 15, 1906; auth'Or
II Clerioal Confereruces It and other
work,s; editJed II IMandement Lettres
Pastorales, etc., des Evêques de St.
Hyacin1tJhe It (9 vol.s., 1888-1899); at-
tended IPlenary Counell, Quebec. 1909;
and the Euohar
stlc 'Congress, 'Mont-
real. 1910.-B,shop's Palace, St.
Hyacinthe, P.Q,
Bernard, Amedee Anaclet, physician.
7th s. Thêodule and Hêlolse (Prefon-
talne) B.: b. St. Mathieu de Belæil
P.Q.; e. Montreal ColI.; M.D. (LavaÍ
Unlv.), 1886; I>ractlsed at St. Ours for
some yrs.; now at St. Henri; Is presdt.
Can. NavIgation Co.; and of St. Henri
Bd. of Health; has served as an ald.
In /Montreal, and while such was
presd.t. or Healrt!h Comte.' unsuccess-
fully contel!lted Hochelaga' (H. C.), In
Con. interest, 1904; a Protectionist and
a strong advocate of II Canada for
Canadians" ; a R. C.-18J3 Notre Dame
Bt. W., .JI;fontreal; Beloeil, P.(J,; Club
Lalonta,ne, Montreal.
II A forceful speaker in both lancuages,"
-M. Gazette.
Bernard," U Lally (see Fitzgibbon
Mrs. Clare). '
Bernard, Mathieu A" lawyer.
dvocate, 1882; author II Manuel de
drOIt commercial thêorlque et pratique
de la Province de Quebec It (1900)'
II Manuel de droit International pubIl
et privê" (1901): and II Manuel de
droit constltutlonel et administratif"
(do. )-lIIontreal.
Bernasconi, Gustavus A" civil engr.
S. late Col. Constantin B., for over
30 yrs. Mayor of his native town, Chi-
asso, Swltz., an?- for 38 yrs. a memo of
the Swiss NatIOnal Council: b. Chi-
.
sso. 1
46; e. there and Poly tech. SCh.,
d urich, m., 1875, Miss Annie .J. Rud-
och, St. .John, N.B.; a memo Can. Soc.
C. E., 1897; asst. engr. pUblic works
Can., In Maritime Provinces. 1872-88:
resident engr. do., St. .John N B for
pUblic works and surveys in :P 'É I
and Central N. S., 1888-91' r
slgñed
latter vosition to proceed to Swltz
1891; returned to Can. 1892' asst
engr. Dept. Public WO;ks Cån o
h
drographlc surveys of hàrbou
; n
:n ore N. B., 1893-94; asst. reshient
gr. do. for E. N. S., his present posl-
tfon, 1895; work engd. In ëonslsted In
surveys and revorts on the Improve-
95
ment of harbours and rivers, In the
preparation of plans and specifications
for such Imvrovements and the super-
Intendence of works under construc-
tlon; an Ang.-" Ingleside," Antigon-
ish, N.S.
Bernier, Joseph, lawyer; legislator.
S. late Hon. T. A. B., Senator, St.
Boniface, Man.; b. St. .Jean d'Iberville,
P.Q., Aug. 16, 1874; e. St. Boniface
CoIl., Man. (B.A, with slIver med.,
1893); m., ApI., 1910, R. M., d.
.J. Bernier, Vlslet, P.Q. (presente'<1
with a service of plate by this con-
stituents) ; barrister; successfully
practises his prof. in Winnipeg; past
presdt., St. .Jean Bapte. Soc.. Man.;
a councillor, Man. Univ., representing
St. Boniface ColI.; V.-P. Un Iv. Life
Ins. Co., Winnipeg; formerly ed. Le
Manitoba newspaper; author
L'Hðte
de la Foret," a drama success-
fully produced at St. Boniface; a Con. ;
has represented St. Boniface (local),
almost uninterruptedly since 1901; one
of the leading speakers in that assem-
bly; strongly In favour of the rights
of Man. on school question according
to the judgment -of the Imp. P. e.; W8JS
in favour of a direct contribution of
money, or a Dreadnought, on naval
question; also, of the control of ry.
r>ates In Man.; believes In unity of
action, and .. wishes to see the Union
.Jack flo8Jt over every sch. house In Can.
so that the children may learn from
their earliest years that the Brit. flag
Is the emblem of liberty, justice and
fair-play."- St. Boniface, Man.; Com-
mercial Club; /J-danac Club, Winnipeg.
Bernier, Joseph Elzear, navigator
and explorer; Dom. pUblic service.
S. late Capt. Thos. and Celina
(Paradis) B.; b. V Islet, P.Q., .Jan. 1,
1852; e. there and Quebec; m., Nov.,
1870, Mlle. Rose Caron, Vlslet; went
to sea when 12 yrs. of age, and was
mad'e master of a brigantine at 17 ; has
commanded 48 different vessels, besides
being pilot on 12 sea-going Am.
yachts; d
k master, Lêvls, P.Q., 1887;
gov. Quebec jail, 1893-7; after that
took up the subject of Arctic eJGl)lora-
tion and delivered many lectures upon
the subject in Eng., France, Norway.
Belgium, the U.S. and Can.; planned
an 'Independent Can. eX'þd.n. to the North
Pole and: .. by a persistence that knew
neither defeat nor dlscouragment"
(vide T. Globe), .. succeeded In awak-
ening a wide measure of public Inter-
est In his scheme"; the alleged dis-
covery of the Pole by A,dmlral Peary,
of the Am. servlc-e. put an end, for the
time being, to that portion of his
undertaking, but he was taken Into the
Can. public service by being placed In
command of a vessel for the purpose
of patrolling Hudson Straits and the
northern waters In the public Interest;
has made two voyages there, has taken
possession of certain islands and lands.
and II asserted the rightful authority of
our Govt. to the whole region"; at pre-
sent (1911) It is understood he is un-d'er
orders to essay the NortJh-W,est Pas-
sage; Is a V.-P. of the Arctic Club,
N. Y., and an hon. memo of the Arctic
96
BERNIER-BER THIAUME.
Soc. of /Can. ; R. C.-LéviB
P.Q.; Oana-
dian Olub
Quebec.
"A modest, cia ring, enduring JlJaviga.tOO"."
-T. Telegram.
"A man who would n,atu1raloly in.spi.re
confidence in anrthing he might under-
tJake."-M. Star.
"An experienced, hardy mariner, accuS-
tomed to battling with the ice, Bind a man
of indomiba.ble pluck."- M. ({; E.
"PO<SSJe6SeS a. wide nautica.l expe'rience
and has unfolded a. pLan of Pollar explora.
tj.o
which has in it 50IIleIthing of the
breadth a.nd simplicity of genius."-Can.
Life ({; Resources.
Bernier, Louis Alphonse Joseph, law-
yer.
B. Lêvls, P.Q.; e. Quebec Semy. and
Laval Unlv. (B.A., 1880; LL.L., 1883;
LL.D., 1887; advOIC3.te, 1883; suc-
cessfully practisel5 his prof. at Lêvis;
Is prof. commercial and maritime law,
Laval Univ.; a R. C.; a Con.; unsuc-
cessfully contested Montmagny (H.
C.), g. e. 1900.-Lévis, P.Q.
Bernier, Hon, Michel Esdras, notary
public; Dom. public service.
S. late Etienne and .Tulle (Lussier)
B., St. Hyacinthe, P.Q.; b. there, Sept.
28, 1841; e. St. Hyacinthe Coil.; LL.D.
(roon.), Laval Unliv., 1902; m., Nov.,
1865, AJ],j.da, d. JartJe S. MJarchoess'ooult
a "patJ'lio1" od: 1837, who was eXliled
to Bermuda; N.,P., 1867; ;presdt. ProvL
Bd. of Notaries, 1882-85; official
assignee, 1874-80; furmerly a dir.
Banque de St. Hyacinthe 3Jnd or
va:riQlUS otheT institutf,olls and encter-
prises, and presdl. of the local agricul.
soc.; a Lib.; sat In thM Interest for
S1. Hyacinthe (H. C.), 1882-1904; sat
in Launer Admn., as Mlnr. of Inland
Revenue, .Tune, 1900-.Tan., 1904; apptd.
a memo and depty. chief commr. Bd. of
Ry. Commrs. of Can., .Tan. 18 1904'
one of the signers of the address fro
the .Llb. party to the Pope, 1896, re-
sultmg in the ap.pt. of a papal able-
gate to Oa.'n.; a R. C.-40S MacLm'en
St.
Ottawa; st. Hyacinthe, P.Q.; Que-
bec GarriBon Club.
Berrie, Rev, John Charlton (Meth.).
2nd s. Chas. .T. and Sarah Russell
(Howitt) B., Long Eaton. Derbyshire,
Eng.; descendants de Berr! family,
France; b. Tamworth, Warwickshire,
Eng., Dec. 25, 1840; e. Tamworth
Grammar Sch. and Horlock's Acad..
Reading; m., .May, 1876, Hannah S.
L., d. Re-v. A. "Macin, tyr.e M.A.; lor
some yrs. in me-roanlWoe Idfe; studired
theol. unæer Rev. T. M. A'librigh ton ,
L<md'Cm. Eng'. ; 'beoame a l-o-cal
præch.er ,there; o. 1871; Oßl coming
to Can., fined chwrges In P. E. I.,
and subsequently in N. B.. where- he
has remained; has filled many offices
In ch., Including that of presdt. of
conf. in N. B. and P. E. I.; is a free-
man of the Goldsmiths Co., of the
City of London, Eng.; be-longs to the
Odd Fellows, Foresters, Sons of Temp.,
and Good Templars, and is grand chap-
lain of latter; indo on all moral and
rellÏgious questrons.-MarYBville. N.B.
II A man of much force and power."-
Late Rev. Dr. Cochrane.
Berry, Rev, John (Ang.).
S. Ven. Edward F. B.. Archdeacon
of Meath, Irel.; b. Tullamore, Irel.,
ApI. 16, 1856; e. Chard Sch.. Eng. and
Trin. CoIl., Dublin (B.A., 1877; M.A.,
1880; B.D., 1888), .ro., Ina, d. Dr.
HornbY, L.R.C.S. (Eng.), Yo.rk, Eng.;
o. 1879; suoc-esslvely Iprindpal St.
F\a.uglmraßl's OoN.. Dork Grammfur
Sch., and Fermay ColI. ; retiring
from educaUonal work, was aJPptd.
curate St. MaurIce's, York, Eng.,
1892, and senior curate All Saints',
Holloway, London, 1893; came to Can..
on being apptd. asst. minr. St. Paul's
Cath., London, Ont., 1894, and has
since been rector of Amherstburg,
Parkhm and SOO!fortih.-The Rectory,
Seaforth
Onto
Berry, The Right Rev, Joseph :E'lint-
oft (Meth. Ep.).
S. late Rev. Francis B. and Ann
(Lawson) B.; b. Aylmer, Ont.. May
13, 1856; e. Milton Acad.; D.n. (St.
Lawrence Unriv., Wds.) , 1898; LL.D.
(CorneU !ColI., 118.), 1904; LL.D.
('SyrarCuse Uni.v., N.Y.), 1905; "ill., OCtt.,
1876 Miss Olive 1. .Ton-nson, Wallace-
burg, Ont.; en
d. M. E..mJ!nlst>ry, 1874;
ß.S'SO. ed. lJIich\gan ChN8han Advocate
18&4-1890; ed. Epworth Herald, 1890-
1904; elecood a ,bishop of M. E. Dh.,
U. S., il\fuy IS, 1904.-'+55 Franklin 8t.
Buffalo, N.Y.
. . A platform speake,r of great magnet-
ism.' '-T. Telegram.
"Famous both as a writer and a
preacher."-Can. A.m.
Berthiaume, Arthur J" journalist.
S. Hon. T. B. (q.v.); b. and e.
Montreal; a memo ed. staff La PreBBe,
iMont1"OOll, and secy, O'f the 'Co.; ro.,
Sept., 1902, Blanche, à. late Nazaire
BouI"godn. depty. recorder, 'Montreal;
a R. C.--3
Sherbrooke St. E., Mont-
real; Bummer: Strathmore, P.Q.; Auto
and Aero Olub; Olub St. DeniB
Mont-
real.
Berthiaume, Hon, Treme, journalist;
legislator.
S. late Gêdêon and El
onore (Nor-
mandin) B.; b. St. Hugues, P.Q., Aug.
4, 1848; e. there and at the coIl., St.
Hyacilllt'he; m., Aug., 1871, ,MIloe. He.l-
mina Gadbois; a pra.ctdoo.'l printler:
1)ounded the Gebhardlt-Berthiaume Lith.
& Printing Co., ,Montrewl; was likewise
asSJood. wi,th Mr. Sabourin jn pll'blka.-
tion of Le Mo'nde IlluBtré; a't) a la;oor
period became Pl'OIP. of La Pres8e
(Montreal), a French dally nelWg.pape.r,
which, in his hands, hfus abtained the
largest circulation! of 0JIl'Y news'P'3Iper.
French lOr Eng,. ,published in Can.; d,is-
ptOsed IOf La PresBe.to a j,oint stock co.,
Oelt., 1904; repurøhiased it, Nov., 1906,
and has since 'Published it "entirely
independent of all poll tical partl.es, of
aliI factions, or of any Indivddual group
01' inoter-es'ts" ; caNed to 1ill.e Leg. Coun-
cdl, ,P.Q., by
r. Flynn (q.v.), Nov.,
1896; a d.ir. Quebec L8!nd Co., Dam.
DeForest Wireles.s Co., .M.onarch Life
_J\.s-sur. .co., and íMlQTItrea} Southern
Counties Ry.; an Ind. Con.; a R. C.-
70.i St. Urbain St., Montreal; Olub
BERTHON-BE1ìHUNE.
97
Canadien; Club Lafontaine; Club St.
Deni8, do.
"His success in )ife is aUogether the
result of his ability and energy."-New.-
paper Ref. Book.
:Berthon, MiBB Claire, pain ter.
D. late Geo, T. B. S. and Claire (de
la Haye) B., many of whose portraits
of the judges of Onto were painted for
the Law Soc. of U. C., and may be seen
at Osgoode Hall, Toronto, and grand-d.
of Rene T. B., also a painter, a pupil of
David and court valnter to Napoleon
the Great; b. Toronto, and was a pupil
In art of her father; !has herself
executed several portraits of merlt.-
96 Charle8 St. E., Toronto.
:Bertram, Col, Alexander, manufac-
turer.
2nd s. late .Tolin B., presdt. Can.
Tool Works, Dundas, Ont., and Eliza-
beth (Bennett) B., both natives of
Scot.; b. Dundas, Ont., Feb. 18, 1853;
e. Dundas High Sch.; m., 1869, d. Hu
h
T. SmIt'h, formerly of Toronto; joIned
his father In business, and was ad.
mIbbed a partner t'hereln, 1886; for-
merl.y In command 77th W
ntworth
Regt.; trans-ferred to R. 0., .Jan., 1905;
ftpptd. to command 3rd Inrfy. Brigade,
West Onto øommand, Dec., 1905; 001..
1910; commanded BIsley team, 1909.
has reed. Co!. Aux. Forøes <>ffrs.'
decoration; V.-P. Oan. Mil. In-st.; a
Præb.-Dunda8, Ont.; Can. Mil. In8t' l
'l'oronto.
"Acquitted himself at Bisley with marked
distinction."-Lord Strathcona (q.v.).
:Bertram, Henry, manufacturer.
E. s. late .John B., presdt. Can. Tool
Works, Dundas, Ont., and Ellzabeth
(Bennett) B., both natives of Scot.;
b. and e. Dundas; m. d. late AndI'e'W
Graham, Dundas; ent-d. his fa;ther's
business, and was made a partner
therein, 1886; became presdt. of the
co., on his father's death, 1906; a
Presb.-Dunda8, Onto
:Bertram, John H" Dom. public ser-
vice.
S. late Geo. Hope B., a native of
Fenton Barns, Haddlngtonshire, Scot.,
and presdt. Bertram Engine WorKs
Co., Toronto, who represented C. To-
ronto (H. C.), 8th Parlt.; b. Apt 10,
1872; e. Ll-ndsay and 'l'oronto; m. d.
late Nicholas KIHer, Berlin, Ont.; early
associated with his father In business;
entd. customs service, as hard.ware
appraiser, .June, 1901; surveyor of cus-
toms, Toronto, Feb., 1905; collr. do.,
Feb. 19, 1909.-59 Che8tnut Park Rd.,
Toronto.
"A mam of
, aibility and know-
ledge of the serv:1oo."-T. New..
:BeBt, ThomaB Henry, publlsher.
S. Late .John and Elonor (Corry)
B., Co. Annagh, Irel.; b. Port Hope,
Ont., ApI. 17, 1850; e. there; m., Aug.,
1876, Clara M., d. late .John Wig-
gins, COlUngwood, Ont.; formerly a
mem. Collingwood Town Council and
Sch. Bd.; supdt. Public Library; Is
mango dlr. Onto Publlsh. Co. aJld The
Can. Magazine; noted chlefiy as the
promoter
nd founder of the latter,
4
with which publication he has been
actively identified since Its Inception,
many yrs. agx>; In this ,work ,}re hall
gre.at!1y enoouraged :and fadlirta,OOd; the
growth -of a Can. literature; f.or many
yrS. secY. OolUngwood Reform Assn.;
h.aJs travelled e
tensively at h()ffi'e anò
abr03Jd; a Pl'esb, ; a Lib.-456 .Markham
St., T01'Onto; National Club, do.
I I The guiding and controlling spirit of
I The Can. Magazine.' "-Profitable A.dver-
tising (Boston).
:Bethune, Alexander, merchant.
S. Wm. B.. and Catherine (Din&,-
wall) B., both of DinJ1;WalI, Ross-
shire, Scot.: b. Peterboro, Ont., 1852;
e. at Stayner, Ont.; led an active busi-
ness career for 20 yrs., resldln
for a
portioon of the time In IMan.; IWW re-
tired; Ald. In Vancouver 8 yrs. ; elected
Mayor, 1907; re-elected by acclama-
tion, 1908; a dlr. Masonic Temvle Co. ;
one of the founders of the Canadian
Club, Vancouver; Presb.; Con.-Van-
couver, B.C.
:Bethune, Rev, Char1eB JameB Stewart
(Ang.), educrutlonist.
Third S. late Rt. Rev. A. N. B., 2nd
Ang. Bp. of Toronto, and .Jane Eliza
(Crooks) B.: b. West Flamboro, Ont.,
Aug. 11, 1838; e. private schs., U. C.
ColI. (" head boy:' 1856), and Trin.
Unlv. (B.A., with 1st class honours in
clas'slcs, hoOn. 4th in math., jubilee
scholar, and Wellington scholar.. 1859;
M.A., 1861; D.C.L., 1883);. O. deacon,
1861; vrlest, 1862; successively curate
St. Peter's Ch., Cobourg, Ont., and of
Carlton, Selby, Yorkshire; Incumbent
Credit Mission, 1866-70; headmaster
Trln. ColI. Sch., Port HODe, 1870-99
(on leaving presented with silver bowl
and purse. as a mark of affection and
regard from the scholars, old and
new); prof. of entomol. and zoology,
Onto Agrlcul. ColI., Guelph, 1906-
10 ; well known as a writer on
scientific and economic subjects; one
of the founders of the Entomol. Soc.,
Ont., and the first ed of The Can.
Entomologist, a monthly mag. of high
repute; later ed. for a. considerable
periOd the entomot dept. of The Can.
Farmer and Weekly Globe (Toronto)
In addition to which he has ed. a series
of annual reports on entomol. printed
by the Onto Legislature; resumed the
ed. of The Can. Entomologist. 1886,
which he still occupies; published a
bulletin on fruit-tree insects, 1907 :
F. R. S. C., 1892; Is also a felloW" of
the Am. Assn. for the Advanc. of
Science and the En tomol. Soc. of Am.,
and a co IT. memo of selen tific IJOCS, In
Eng., Ottawa, Halifax, N. Y., Brook-
lyn, Washington, Boston, Buffalo, etc.;
for 5 yrs. was presdt. Can. Entomol.
Soc.; formerly V,-P. London Civic Im-
vrovement Soc. and London Hortlcul.
Soc.; a del. for many yrs. to the dio-
cesan and Drov!. synods of his ch., and
since 1902 hon. clerical secy. of the
Genl. Synod of the Ch. of Eng. in
Can.; m., ApI., 1863, Alice (d.), 2nd d.
late Lt.-Col. Forlong, K.H., H. M:s
43rd Light Infy.-170 Glasgow St.,
Guelph, Onto
98
BETHUNE-BICKERDIKE.
:Bethune. Henry Ja.me8, banker.
S. late Robt. H. B., Toronto; b. and
e. there: m. Laura May, 2nd d. late
Chief .Justice Thos. Moss, Toronto;
apptd. supdt. of branches, Dom. Bank,
1907; Ang.-9 Clarendon Crescent, To-
,.onto; Toronto Club; York Club, do.
:Bethune, Lt,-Co1, John Lemuel, physi-
cian; legislator.
E. s. Roderick and Mary B., natives
Highlands of Scot.: b. Loch Lomond,
N.S., Mch. 9, 1850; e. Normal Sch.,
Truro, N.S.; J1:raduated M.D. (Dal-
housie ColI.), 1875; m., 1885, Mary C.,
d. late Robt. A. .Jones, regr. Co. Vic-
torla; sat In the Co. Council as Coun-
clllor and Warden; represented Vic-
toria, N.S. (Local), Con. Interest,
1886-96; and In H. C., 1896-1900: un-
BUccessfully contested seat (Local),
1906; gazetted capt. and paymaster
94th Victoria Regt. (Argyll Highland-
ers) , 1881; promoted It.-cot commdg.
do" 1893; now retired: has recd. the
Col. Aux. Forces offrs.' decoration; a
Freemason, a Son of Temp., and a
Presb.-Baddeck, N.S.
:Bethune, Robert CecU, business man.
S. late Lt.-Col. A. R. B., Victoria
Rlfies, Montreal, and Mary, d. Wm.
Rogers, H.M.'s CDmmlssarlat; b. Mont-
real, May 10, 1872; e. High Schs., St.
.John's and Montreal, and Ottawa CoIl.
Inst.; m., 1896, .Jean, d. late A. G.
Peden, Ottawa: lon
en
d. In mercan-
tile life; now In Ins. business; apptd.
æcy. Ottawa Ed. Df Trade, 1899; do.
soecy.-treas.. Ottawa Col'I. Inst. Bd.,
1902, w.bJI.ch pooltlons he retains: dl(),
a .J. -P., 1905; a prominerut baritQue
sol.oist: is secy.-træs. Algonquin Fi.<5h-
Ing Club, and -proIJ1iinen-tly idenblfled
with many a'tJhletlcassns.; an Ang.: a
Oem. ; a Froee.mas.o'U, &obtish RJi-be, .A. O.
U. W., a Forester.-l-i5 Cartie7' St., Ot-
tawa; Canadian Club, do.
:Beulla.c. Pierre, lawyer.
S, late Raymond B., a native of
France, who settled In Montreal, 1874,
where he attained distinction as a
churcl1 deool"aJt'or; b. Monrtpel'ier,
France, .July 6, 1874: e. Notre Dame
OoLI., Cô,jJe des Nei.ge.s, St. Mary's OoIL,
and LavaL UnlÍv. (,LLÆ., 1895);
m., Se'P't.., 1907, 'Thérèse, e. d. Hon.
.J. A. Ouimet (q.v.), late a judgoe
of the Kirug's Bill" P.Q.; oa,d.vooa,te,
1896; Ipraclises 5111 .MlorutreaJ, where
he is one of the leaders 'Off ,the
junior bar: Dne of the founders of the
.Junior Bar Assn., Montreal. and Its
first presdt.; has been presdt., also, of
the. Cana.ò'ian Club, of L'Un1Qn Nat.
Francalse, and of the Volunteer Elect.
League, ,Montreal; created! an omr.
d' Aæ.d. -by the
Il'C"h Govt" 1907;
author of several noteworthy articles
In the legal reviews; not In politics;
a R. C.: believes In providing for the
education of the masses: In opening
toohndoa1 sohs., public Ubmnes, art
museums, and In encouraging arts In
ewry shape and ,form.-Salaberry
Apts., Sherbrooke St., Montreal; Cana-
dian Club, do.
:BickercUke, Robert, merchant; legis-
lator.
S. late Thos. B., a native of York-
shire, Eng., and Agnes Forster
(Cowan) B,; b. Kln&'stDn, Ont., Aug.
17, 1843; oomov5ng W1ith bis' paren\ts
to' St. Louis de GDnzague, P.Q., was e.
there; m., Dec., 1866, Helen ThDmson
(d. Oct. 1907), e. d. late .Jas. Reid,
H. M.'s Commissiarlat; early yrs. spent
on his father's farm; removed to Mont-
real, 1860, where, later, he embarked
In the live stock export trade, In which
he has been eminently successful: he
organized and became mango dlr. of
the Dom. Abattoirs & Union Stock
Yards Co., and was the principal mover
In the formation of the Live Stock
Assn.; Ukewlse founded the Live Stock
Ins. CD. and the Standard Light &
Power Co., of both of which he Is
presdt.; In addition to his other busi-
ness, Is branch mangr. of the Western
Assur. Co. and of the Union Marine
Co., the whole beln
mana
ed under
the name of Robert B. Co., Ltd., live
stock, shipping and Ins. agents; has
served as a harbour commr, and as
presdt. Montreal Bd. of Trade; was
the founder and became Mayor of the
town of Summerlea: a Lib.; sat for
Montreal (St. Ant-oine d,iv.) in ,the Que-
bec Assem., 1897-1900, and has sat for
Montreal (St. Lawrence div,) (H. C.)
since the latter date; was entertained
at a public banquet by the mems. of the
Montreal Bd. of Trade, In recognition
of his services at Quebec In connec-
tion with the Montreal city blll, Apt,
1899; carried a resolutl
n (H. C.),
ApI., 1903, prohibiting the Importation,
manufacture, and sale of cigarettes;
Is a dlr. Montreal-London Gold & Silver
Deve101P. Co., Brllt. Am. Bank Note Co.,
W-estern Msur. Co., Can. Life A,ssur,
CoO" Smith iMlarble & CQnst. Co., Bdt.-
Arm. Assur. Co., I1v.[arcon:l Wireless CoO.,
Imp. Guamntee & Accid'. Co., La Gom.
de Pub. du Oanoaodta, Mont:real & Gt.
Lakes S'teams!lÜp C:o. (.presd1. 1909),
Can. Tr.aJIl'sit 00., Oan. LIDy-dS, and
other oommerc-ial or
Il'izations; V.-4P,
Mal"ine UndJerwrÏiters' iA,ssn., .Montreal
Indus. Exbn. Assn. and Inrf:ern. Bank
of Can.; presdt. Park Realty Co.;
ha.9 -been opromdnentl'Y identified wit!h
t'he Anti-AloOlhoOllic ,League, the Busi-
ness Men's League, .the Numls. and
.AJntiq. Soc., 'the oRoyal Vie. Hosop.,
the \Montrea.l Gent Hosp., and the
M.ontreal Western Hosp., of 'Which
latter he Is t'he V....P.; was ,fD'I1Inerl'y
for many yrs. uop to 1911 V.-P. La
Banque d'HochelagJa; 'Wa's .one Dt
t!he main dTliStrumenlbs In having .a
PUibUc monumenrt erected t'O tJhe late
Hon. .J'ohn Young, and 'W1aiS IpTeSdt.
of 'the comte. t3Jppltd. to carry it
to comlpleNDn; linvltJed W lecture In
Gt. Brit. Dn the subJect Df the Brit.
embargO' Dn Can. cattle, Dec., 1905;
while firm In his attachment to the
Mother Country, Is at the same time
ardently devoted to Can. Interests; has
sometimes been mentioned for Cabinet
preferment; favours the construction
of a f!Qa,blng dock at IMJOntreal, anð
of 'the annexation of Nfd., 81. Pierre
and M1quelon to' Can.-" Elmcroft,"
Summerlea, P.Q.; Canada Club; La-
chine Boating and Canoe Club; Mont-
7'eal Club; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht
Club; Reform Club; St. George Snow-
BICKFORD-BIGELOW.
shoe Club; St. Maurice Fi8h and Game
Club, .'IIontreal; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
.. UniversaHy ac.claimed one of the piHa.rs
of the Lib. partly."-O. Oitizen.
.. A man of exceptional intelligence and
of considerable practical education."-M.
A.rg1U.
. 'A man of few words. but known as
a gof'!! counsellor. and a solid busine88
man. -Oan. Oouner,
.. A strenuous ßnd unremitting foe from
the beginning of the Brit. embargo on
Canadian cattle."-T. Globe.
.. Took his politiclil life in his hands
when he introduced into the House of
Commons the bill to put a stop to the
sale, manufacture and importation of
cigarettes into Canada."-Mr.. Rutherford
(q.".) .
Bickford, KaJor Harold Child, H.M.'s
regular mil. forces.
S. late Edward O. B., contractor,
Gore Vale. Toronto, and Emily A.
(Hastings) B.; b. Toronto. Oct. 11,
1877; e. In Can. and Eng.; m., June,
1904. Mary Dunlop. e. d. late Lt.-Co!.
J. I. Davidson, Toranto; entd. army as
2nd l1eut., 6th Drag1()OJ1J Ods. (Oua-
bdn1-ers), Feb., 1897; illeut., Jan., 1899;
capt., May, 1901; served with ,his regt.
In S. A. Wa-r, 1899-1900, and 'Was
rpresen.t In 1.hIe engagemeruts at Paarrd'E!-
berg, Poplar Grove, and Dref.fontedn.
the occupation of 'Bloemfontein, the
baJtble of Dii8JtIl'C:md RHo], and action at
Riet Vlel, the engagements around
Belfast and Machadodorf, .amd the a-d-
vance to Barber>toIl' (Queen's IJIred.,
with 5 cla,sps, and King's med.. witJh
2 c1a.sps); was awarded the bronze
med. of th'E! Royal Humane Soc.. for
an act of conspicuous gallarutry In S.
A., Feb., 1901; passed staff coD.. Carn-
beJ1ley, 1908; Ang.-Care War Of!ìce,
London, Eng.; Toronto Club, Toronto.
Bicknell, James, lawyer.
S. Jas. and Anne B., Hamllton, Ont.,
formerly of Bognor, Sussex, Eng.; b.
Battersea Bark, London, EIl'g., ApI. 26,
1862; e. Hamilton Coli. Inst.; m., 1st
ApI., 1886, Clara (d. May, 1905), 3rd
d. Rev. Stephen Kappele; 2ndly, ApI.,
1906, ,MJinnie, y. d. I'ate Rev. .8t'e.p.hen
Kappele; called to Onto bar (with hon-
ours and gold med.), 1884; K.C., 1902 ;
Bench-er Law Soc., 1906; re-elected,
do., 1911; !practised In HamiHx)D bi11
1894; sirwe t!ben In Toronto; one
of bhe !leaders of the bar ; wlr.
Imp, Bank and Tororuto Ry. Co.;
joint author Bicknell and Seager's
.. Division Courts Act" (2nd ed., 1900),
and Bicknell and Kappele's .. Practical
Statutes" (1903); has never engaged
In politics; a Freemason; Ang.-37
Cluny Ave., Toronto; Albany Club;
Granite Club, R. C. Y. Club; York
Club, do.; Hamilton Club, Hamilton.
:Bidwell, Very Bev. Edward John
(Ang.), educationist.
Fourth S. late Rev. G. S. B., rector,
Sympson, Bucks, Eng.; grands, Rev. G.
B., rector Stanton, Suffolk, Eng., fellow
and tutor Clare ColI., Camb.; b. Stan-
ton, Nov. 26. 1866: e. Bradfield Coli.,
Berks (foundation sch.. senior prefect.
and winner Stevens scholarshi.p) and
Wadham ColI., Oxford (B.A., with
99
honours, 1889; M.A.. 1893) ; open class.
sch. Wadham ColI., Oxford' honours In
Classical moderations and'lltteræ hu-
manl
res, Oxford; D.C.L. (hon.), Len-
noxvllle, 1907; do.. Trin. Unlv., To-
ronto, 1909; m., 1894. Frances Mary
e. d. J. Morris, Leamington, Eng.; 0:
deacon, 1891; priest, 1892; asst. master
and chaplain Leamlngton CoIl., 1890-
94;' headmaster prep. dept. and classi-
cal master 6th form upper sch., do.,
1894-97; headmaster Peterboro Oath.
Grammar Sch., 1897-03: headmaster
Blshop's Coli. SCh., Lennoxvllle, 1903-
09; since then has been rector St
George's Calli., Kingston, Onto and
Dean of Ont.; dJe.clinoe.d benefiæ of
Limd.ng1ton, Eng., ,1911: aut.hor '
Manua,l
of Prlva'oo Prayers for Boy.s" (1907)
.. Pulpit and Platform Notes on Public
Speaking and Reading" (do.)' .. The
Christian Doctrine of Immorta1itý"
(1910); a del. Genl. Synod, Quebec,
and an oftlclal del. to the BI-Cent. Ang
Ch. celebration, Halifax, N.S., 1910.-":'
St. George'8 Rectory, King8ton, Onto
.. A good preacher and a Bound, mod-
erate churchman."-M. Gazette.
:Bieber, Bev, JWlton James (Luth.).
B. Kutztown. Pa., Dee. 13, 1862; e.
Kutztown Normal Sch. (valedictorian
and M.E.. 1888) and Muhlenberg CoIl.,
Allentown. Pa, (M.A., with 1st class
honours, 1904); m., Sept., 1898, Miss
Bertha Leeds Manning; graduated
Luth. Theol. Semy., 1894; o. 1904:
pastor Mt. Joy, Pa., 3 yrs.; do. Blng-
hampton, N.Y., 7 yrs.; since 1894 Eng.
Eastern field mlssy., Gen!. Council
Luth. Ch. North Am.; territory em-
braces N. S.. New Eng., N. Y. State,
N. J., and Central Can. ; has organized
churches In New Eng. and Can., and
developed churches at many points;
called convention, Galt, Ont.. ApI., 1908,
which organized the .. Can. Lutheran
League"; also the convention, Guelph,
Ont., Oct., 1908, which organized the
.. Evangel. Lutheran Synod of Central
Can.,.. of which he W&.S made Presdt.-
Mount Joy, Pa.
Bienvenu, Tancrede, banker.
S. A. J. and Octa vie (Larose) B,;
b. Varennes. P.Q., Api. 26, 1864; e.
Varennes Business ColI. ; m. Miss Clara
Martin; for some yrs. In commercial
life, commencln
In Montreal: entd.
service La Banque Jacques Cartier, re-
maining with It until the foundation of
La Banque Provinclale, 1900, wheQ he
was apptd. a dir. and gent. mangr. of
the new Institution, a position he re-
talns; Dromlnently Identified with the
An-t<i-Aaooholic League; a dlr. Travel-
er's Life Assur. Co. and Cr-own Trust
Co.; ø. promoter Yukon Trust 00. a,nd
!later of tihe Murray Bay Lumber &
Pulp Co.; apptd. Liquidator Banque de
St. Jean, 1908; joint hon. tre.M. King
Ed'ward VII. Melffil()rla.l Fund, .Mon<t-
rew!, 1911; a R. C.--3! She1'brooke St.
W., Montreal; Club Lafontaine; Mont-
real Club, do.
:Bigelow, Frederick Egbert, physician.
B. Lindsay, Ont., 1870; e. ColI. Inst..
there, and Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1864) :
M.D. (Rush Med. Coli, Chicago), 1897;
m. d. (}eo. M. BagweH, Hamlloon. Ont.;
100
BIGELOW-BIGGAR.
has successfully pr&ctiseò in Chlcrugo
throug1hout; 13. memo Sons St. George,
an OddJfeiUolW '8!nd a Forest
r.-4Z59
Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago, Ill.
:Bigelow, Nelson Calvin, lawyer.
S, late N. G. B., Q.C., M.P.P., To-
ronto; b. and e. Ithe,re; m., 1903, CeoIll
Olive M., y. à. R. S, Bradley, T.ooonto;
a. 'lawyer, pracHslng at the Chicago
bar; Ang.-Chicago, Ill.
:Biggar, George C" broker.
Formerly city ed. Daily Globe, To-
ronto; commercial ed. do., 1904-05;
joined firm .Jaffray & Cassels, stock
brokers, Toronto, 1906; a memo To-
ronto Stock Exchange, 1909. - 213
Beverley St., Toronto.
Biggar, Hamilton :E"isk, physician.
S. late Rev. Hamilton B. (Meth.) and
Eliza Phllps (Racey) B., Brantford,
Ont.; b. Oakvllle, Ont., Mch. 15, 1839;
e. Brantford Grammar Sch. and Vic-
toria Univ.. Cobourg, Ont. (B.A., 1863;
LL.D., 1893); pursued med. studieS
Undv., 1867; m., F.eb., 1870, Sue .Miles,
d. W. B. Brook.s, Columbus, 0.; has
pracNsed 'hIs professloI1J thr.ougihout
in Cleveland; caliIe'd ItO chair of
an'aJt, and olin. surg. 1111 .Hio.meop. Hosp.
CoN., Cleveland, 1867; was subse-
quently for a lengthened period,
successivelY prof. elfin. surg. and 01
diseases of women and cldn. surg.
tlherein: ; aJlso regr. of coU',; ap'Ptd
surg.-in-chief Surg. Inst., Cleveland,
1896; elected hon. presdt. Am. Inst.
Homeop. and hon. V.-P. Brit. Homeop.
Med. Soc., 1908; has been V.-P. Ohio
state Med. Soc. and J>resdt. Cleveland
Can. Am. Soc.; declined presidency
Am. Inst. Homeop. and the chair of
surg. homeov. devt., Univ. Michigan;
founder Training Sch. for NurseS,
Cleveland, and was dean of same for
10 yrs.; a memo Am. Soc. for Advanc.
of Science and an hon. memo N. Y.
state Med. Soc.; has read papers at
World's Congress Homeop. Phys., Chi-
cago and Paris; author of many valu-
able monographs on med. subjects an
.of .. Twelve Months of Surgery,
.. LoIterlngs in Europe," and .. Remln-
(
nces of Compelgne"; an Epis.-
1110 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, 0.; Union
Club' Roadside Club; Country Club;
Logos Club; Euclid Club; Cleveland
Athletic Club; Church Club, do.
Biggar, :Henry Perceval, litterateur.
S. late .Jas. Lyons and Isabella
(Hodgins) B.; b. Carrying place, Ont.,
Aug 9 1872; e. Belleville Public Sch.,
U. ë. ColI. (Mason gold med., 1890),
Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1894), Unlv. of
Paris, and Oxford Un Iv. (B. Lltt.,
1899) . Mackenzie fellow In pol. science,
Toronto Univ., 1900-02; author .. The
Early Trading Companies of New
France" (1901), .. The French Hak-
luyt:' .. Marc Lescarbot of Verains"
(Am. Hist., Rev., 1901) ; apptd. Euro-
pean representz.tlve of Can. Archives,
1907; Presb.--3-i Oxford Mansion, Gt.
Titchtield st., London, 'Eng.; 15 Rue de
Beau;olai8, Paris, France.
Biggar, Lt,-Col. 3'ames Lyons. Can.
regular mil. l!Iervlce.
S. .Jas. L. and Isabella (Hodgins)
B.; b. Carrying Place, Ont.. .JulY 16,
1856; e. Trenton Grammar Sch. and
U. C. Coli.; In. Mary Scott, e. d. late
R. W. ELliott, Toronto; erutd. mil. ser-
vioe, as lieut., 15't!h Regt., Feb., 1881;
a,ttalrued rank of It.-col., 1901; seI"V'ed
during S. A. War, 1899-1900, tOOl supply
column and as speci8Jl staff offr. under
GenL Sir F. Forestler W
lker, .on lines
of communication and chIef base
(Queen's med., wIth 3 cla;sps); was
staff offr., under Genl'. T. A. Cooke, for
King's cor-QlIlatJion; represented btea;d-
qual1ters' sbaff during tour In Can. of
Pl'inoe and Princess of Wales, ruo'W
King and Queen of Eng. (,having charge
of oS. A. meodis.) ; D. A. ,A. G. for A. S. C,
Hdqrs., .Ju1y, 1901; D. Q. M. G., Dec.,
1901; dlr. Tranf'UX)r.t and SwppUes,
Dec., 1904 ; was Asst. Q. M.-Genl.,
QuebeC Te,roent. oolebraJtlon, 1908 ;
granted a distinguished cert. in A. S,
C. and transport duties from Sch. of
Instruction, Aldershot, Eng., 1905;
holds also the Colonial Aux. Forces
offrs.' decoration; a memo Grand Priory
Knights of the Order of St. .John of
.Jerusalem; presented to King Edward,
St. .James's Palace, London, May,
1902; lectured on Can. In S. A.. under
auspices Loyal Women's Guild; apptd.
a memo of Earl Grey Musical and
Dramatic Assn., 1908; author .. Can.
Army Service Corps Manual" (1905);
elected pI1esdrt:. C.an. Army Service
C.orps Assn., 1911; a Pre.sb.-525 King
Edward Ave., Ottawa; Rideau Club;
Country Club, do.
Biggar. Sanford Dennis, lawyer.
U. E. L. descent: b. Saltfleet. Co.
Wentworth, Ont., Nov. 5, 1861; e.
there; removed to Hamilton, Ont.,
1880; barrister, 1885; K.C., 1908; Ald.,
1901-04; Mayor, 1905-06; instrumental
In founding a tuberculosis sanatorium,
1905; a dir. Hamllton Health Men.;
won high praise for his coolness and
forbearance during the Hamilton
.. strike," 1906; Con.-Hamjzton; Ham-
ilton Club, do.
n Patient, forbearing, merciful."-T.
World,
Biggar, William Hodgins, lawyer.
S. late .Jas. Lyons and Isabella
(Hodgins) B.: b. Carrying Place,
Ont., Sept. 9, 1852; e. Trenton Gram-
mar Sch. and U. C. Coll. (" head boy,"
1872); m., .June, 1893, Marie Louise,
d. .Jas. BaIlon, 'Colorado Spgs., U.S.;
flor 3 yrs. In mercantile house, Beùle-
vLUe, Ont.; later li?tudied law: bar-
rister, 1880; K.C., 1899; prnotlsed
a;t BeHevll
e, in par!:inershLp with late
.JloIlm Bell, J{.<C., so}.r. tor G. T. Ry.;
Mayor of Bellevllle, 1887-89; also
presdt. Belleville Curling Club, Onto
Curling Assn., Bowling Assn., Ont.,
commodore Bay of Qulnte Yacht Club.
and presdt. Lake Yacht Racing Assn, ;
sat for W. Hastings (Local), Lib. In-
terel!t, 1890-98: a memo Onto Game
Commissl.on, 1901: removed to Mont-
real, on appt. as asst. gent. counsel,
o. T. Ry., 1903; a.wtd. gent. courusel,
on retirement of Mr. Bell, Dec., 1904;
a dir. Can. Atlantic Ry., G. T. Pacific
Terminal Elevator Co., G. T. Pacific
Ry., and of several other Cos.; a pro-
moter G, T. Pacific Town & Develop.
BIGGS-BINGA Y.
101
Co.; F.R.C.I., 1907; .An1'g.-iU Pine
Ave. W., Montreal; summer: it Côte
Carrier," Cap-à-l' Aigle, P.Q.; Canada
Club; Mt. Royal Club; Royal Montreal
Golf Club; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht
Club; Beaconsfield Golf Club, Mont-
real; Rideau Club; Laurentian Club,
Ottawa,
:Biggs, Hon, Samuel Clarke, lawyer.
S. late Richard and Eleanor (Wood)
B., Ancaster, Ont., latter a sister ot
late Chief .Justice Wood, Man.; U. E. L.
descent; b. Ancaster, Oct. 8, 1851; e.
Victoria ColI., Cobourg, and Toronto
Univ. (B.A., with silver med. lri nat.
selen., 1872); m., .July, 1875, Emily
Orythla, d. Rev, Thos. Atkinson; bar-
rister, 1875; K.C. (M. of Lansdowne),
1884; do. (Ont.), 1899; bencher Law
Soc., Man., for many yrs.: a memo
Man. Legislature, 1878-79; Minr. Public
Works, Man., 1879; subsequently prac-
tised his profession In St. Paul., Minn. ;
now and for some yrs. practising In
Toronto; established Winnipeg Sun,
1878; a memo Ex. Comte. Onto branch
Dom Alliance, and treas. Onto Soc. for
Refffi"lI1. of Inebrlat-e<s; a iLi'b. and free
trader; favours vubllc ownershlv of
public utilities; an Ang.-55 St. George
St., Toronto; Ontario Club, do.
:Bigney, Hon, Col, Sidney Osborne,
man ufact urer.
S. .Jas. and Sarah .Jane (Black) B.;
b. Wentworth, N.S., Nov. 4, 1854: on
paternal side Is of old (hi:;:torlc)
French ancestry, being a lineal de-
scendant of Hy. Merle d' Aubigne; on
maternal side is of Scotch descent. and
a lineal descendant of Adam and Chas.
Black, Edinburgh; e. native town; m.,
.June, 1876, Henrietta, adopted d. Benj.
Stevens, Wentworth; as a young ma'l
of 20, his stock and trade was worth
$150; to-day he Is the sole owner of
S. O. B. & Co., whose jewelry factory
Is one of the largest In the U. S.: is
also presclt. AttJl-ebüro Co-op.eI'atJIve
Bank, the Odd Fellows' Building Assn.,
the Bristol Manfg. Co.; elected for 2
yrs. to serve on the Rev, State Central
Comte., Mass., and was subsequently
elected a memo of the Governor's Coun-
cil ; a Freemason; wal!l presented by the
Halifax brethren with a silver salver.
In ackgt. of courtesies reed., Oct., 1903.
-Attleboro, Mass.
:Bilkey, Paul E" journalist.
S. Rev. R. L. B. (Ang.); brought
to Can. when an infant and e. there;
m. Miss Sarah DallÌJOlIl, Ottawa; engel.
In newspaper work sInce 1896; also
contributes to the mags.: parly. corre-
spondent at Ottawa for Toronto Tele-
gmm sInce 1896: presdt. of Ottarwa
Press Gallery, 1909-10; Ang.-Kennis-
ton Apartments, Elgin St., Ottawa.
:Bill, Caleb Band, Dom. public service.
S. late Wm. C. B., M.P., and grands.
Hon. Caleb R. B., Senator (apptd. by
Royal proclamation at Confederation) ;
b. Bllltown, N.S., .July 31, 1852; e.
Acadia Unlv., Wolfville; m. Margt., d.
late .Jeremiah Bligh; for many yrs. an
extensive Imvorter of standard-bred
trotting horses and a breeder of same;
apptd. coIlr. customs, Wolfville, N.S.,
Feb., 1896; a cavt. In mlUtia, reserved
l:ist; a Con., and unsrucoessfully con-
tested King's (H. C.) g. e. 1890 and
again 1891; believes in a protective
tariff as hIgh as that of the U. S., and
in the ,chamberl8Jin policy .for Greater
Brit.; a Bapt.-Wolfville, N.S.
:BID, Earl Gordon, educationist.
S. Caleb R. (q.v.) and Margt. A. B.;
b. Billtown, N.S., .June 23, 1884; e.
Billtown Sch., Wolfville High Sch.
Horton Acad., Acadia Unlv. (B.A.,
1902), and Yale Unlv. (B.A., 1906;
M.A., do.; Ph.D., 1908, with honours In
math., and a vrlze of $400 In same
subjed) ; m. Lou E., 2nd d. .John Van
Wart, St. .John, N.B.; Instr. In math.,
Yale Unlv., 1908; do., Sheffield Scien-
tific Sch., do., further studies at
Göttingen and Unlv. of Padua; Bapt.;
Con.- Wolfville, N.S..
.. Bill, Yukon" (see Hayes, MM. K.
E.). '
Billings, John Gordon, manufacturer.
S. late .John B., barrister, Port Perry,
Ont.; b. there, .July 28, 1877; Is genl.
mangr. Yale Columbia J...umber Co.,
Nelson, B.C.; a Con.; an Ang.; m.,
1904, Miss Florence Macdonald. Llnd-
my, Oll't.-Nelson, B.C.; Nelson Club,
do.
:Billings, Thomas Henry, educationist.
S. Bruce and Mary Catherine (Mac-
Cready) B.; Scotch and U. E. L. de-
scent; descended from Roger B., who.
came from Eng., 1635; related to late
Elkanah B., the geologist; b. nr.
Brockvllle, Ont., Mch. 22, 1881: e.
Howard public sch., Brockvllle ColI.
Inst., and Queen's Unlv., Kingston
(Chancellor's sch. In math; Gov.-Genl.'s
sch. in classics; prlzeman In Greek
prose; M.A., 1902); probationer for
Meth. ministry, 1903, and studied at
Wesl. Theol. ColI., Montreal; tutor
Queen's UnJiv., 1901-3 ; 00., Wesl. T>hoe'O.l.
00I1il., Montreal, 1903-5; lecturer, Me-
Gi'Ll Univ., 190.5-7; seey. studenrt. d'ept.,
Intern. Comte., Y. M. C. A., with super-
vision of work in Can. roUeges, 1907:
del. representing Can. students at
Worl:d's 'StJudent Ohristian Fed'e'I'labion
Donf., TokY1O, .Japan, Apl., 1907; iMcih.
-Lyn, Onto
Bingay, George, lawyer.
S. Thos. Van Buskirk B., barrister,
and his 2nd wife, Margt. .Jane (Moody)
B.; grands. Lt.-Col. Abraham Van
Buskirk, 4th Batt., N. .J. Volrs., and of
Lt.-Col. .Jas. Moody (see Sabine's
II Am. Loyalists "); U. E. L. on both
sides; b. Yarmouth, N.S., 1850; e. at
home and abroad; m., 1875, Susan Cor-
nelia, o. d. Rev. .J. Pierson Stryker,
N. Y., and sister Rev. M. W. Stryker,
D.D., presdt. Stamford ColI., Clinton,
N.Y.; barrister, 1874; K.C. (E. DerbY),
1890; counsel for Lloyds' Agency, Dom.
Atlantic Ry., and steamship lines, Yar:'
mouth Amalgamated Tel. Co., Coemos
Cotton Co., Dom. Permt. Loan Co.,
and other corporations; successively
mango dlr. and treas. Yarmouth Water
Co.; a cavt. In reserve militia; for-
merly secy. Llb.-Con. A
sn., Yarmouth;
now prepared to support any party that
is loyal to Brit. connection and Im-
perialIsm; e. 5., L. Woolsey B. ; st!rvoo
102
BINGHAM-BIRCHARD.
In the ranks In S. Africa, and fought
at Baardoeberg, Drelfontein, etc.; Ang.
-Yarmouth. N.S.
:Bingham, George Arthur, physicIan.
S. late William and Elizabeth (Mills}
B.; father from Armagh, Irel.; b. Co.
Durham, Ont., Au
. !8, 1860; e. Bow-
manvUle Hlg;h SC'h.; M.D.,C.M. (Trln.
Univ.), 1884; memo 'C. P. and S., Ont.,
do ; asst. anat. demon. Trln. Med.
CoIl., 1884-89; prof. practical anat. do.,
1889; a Senator Toronto Unlv., 1904;
presdt. Onto Med. Assn., 1905-06; coun-
cillor Toronto Unlv. Alumni Assn.;
head of surg. service, Toronto Genl.
Hosp., 1907; Is on consult. staff Hosp.
for Sick Children; for some yrs. a pub-
Hc sch. teacher; a Freemason and an
Odd Fellow; a Presb.--68 Isabella St.,
Toronto; Toronto Club, do.
:Bingham, Bev, Herbert Henry (Bap-
tist). '
Eng. origin; s. Rev. Thos. B., a na-
tive of Eng., now residing In Colo. (4
sons In ministry) ; b. Coventry, Eng.,
Mch. 26, 1878; e. Aurora High Sch.,
Woodstock ColI., and McMaster Univ.
(B.A., 1904); m., May, 1906, Isabell(
Louise, 2nd d. Rev. J. S. Williamson,
D.D., Hamilton, Ont.; (preached first
;when 17; o. 1905; travelled In evan-
gelistic work with 'hIs 3 bros. through
Kansas and Colo., 1905-6; returned to
Can., 1906, since when has been set-
.tled consecutively with Paris and Tal-
bot St., London, Ont., Bapt. Chs.;
el'ected cor. secy. Bapt. Young People'.g
Union, Ont. and Que., 1908; presdt.,
1909; presdt. Paris branch Lord's Day
Alllance, do.; declined calls to St.
Thomas, Ont., and Moose Jaw, Sask.,
1909.-London, Onto
:Bingham, Bev, William John (Bap-
tist), physician.
A bro. Rev. H. H. B. (q.v.); b. Cov-
entry, Eng., 1873; e. there, Aurora
High Sch., Ont., and Ottawa Unlv.,
Kansas; m., 1906, Miss Fannie Rice,
Trenton, Mo.; followed theol. course
Louisville Theol. Semy. and Moody's
Bible Inst., Chk:ago; o. Can.; med-
course, Colo. Univ., 'with ,honours;
M.D.; first pastorate in Can.; toured
Col'O. and Kansas, with his bros., In
evang. work; subsequently went to
Central Am., engaged in med. mis-
sionary work; now .fn Bolivia, since
1909,-Boliuia, S. A.m.
:Binmore, ]IIiBS Elizabeth, education-
Ist. ,
D. late Thos. B., a native of London,
Eng., who served as an offr. In the
Can. mflltla during the Fenian raids,
and Mary C. (Morton) B.; b. Mont-
real; e. McGill Normal Sch. (elemen-
tary, model, and acado divlomas), Pa.
Normal Sch. (teaching cert.) , McGill
Untv. (B.A., 1890; M.A., 1894), and
Harvard Summer Sch.; first woman
grad. of McGill to obtain degree of
M.A.; In teaching :prof. since 1878;
taught at Bradford, Pa., Clarencevllle,
Longueull, and Montreal; Introduced
manual training Into P. Q., 1885; has
held a varlE'ty of offices, Including
presdt. and trea!;1. McGill Alumnæ, and
was the first woman presdt. Teachers'
Assn. in connection with McGill Nor-
mal Sch.; has lectured on manùal
tra1n
ng and other subjects; has tra-
velled extensively In Europe; at the
head of rthe m-<1Vement for erecting a
public memorial to Miss Sarah Max-
well, the heroine of Hochelaga, 1.907;
a Con.; an Ang.
l1 Elm A.ve., Mont-
real.
:Binney, Bev, J, E, H, (Ang.).
S. late Dr. B., Bp. of N. S.; b. Hali-
fax, N.S.; e. Windsor Acad. and Ox-
ford Unlv. (M.A.); o. 1888; apptd.
vicar Holy Trln. Ch., Ilkeston, Notts,
do.; m., 1888, Beatrice Elizabeth Llch-
ensteln, y. d. late Senator Almon, HaH-
fax.-The Vicarage, Ilke8ton, NottB,
Eng.
:Binney, Bev, William Hibbert (Ang.).
S. of late Rt. Rev. Hibbert B., D.D.,
Lord Bp. of N. S.; b. Halifax, N.S.,
1857; e. Windsor Acad., N. S., and
Winchester ColI., Oxford (B.A., 1879;
M.A., 18-82) ; D.D. (hom), Un"v. RJIng's
OoH., N.'S., 1905; unm.; 0'. 1881; some
time currut:e Ta
rley, >CheShire; I3Jþptd.
vicar Nort'hwlch or Wilton, Cheshire,
1886; R. D., 1888; iR'lso ohaplla!ln 3rd
Batt., Cheshire Regt.; was oommlssary
to Jate Bp. of N. .S.; elected /by aæla-
mati-on Bp. of New Westmdnster, but
doooUn.ed, 1894; an ul1Isucce5Siful éandl-
dJa.te fiar biS'oopric of N. S., 1904.-The
Vicarage, Northwich. Eng.
:Binning, John BUBøeD, business man.
B. Hamilton, Soot., 1866; e. there;
m., 1891, Miss Margt. Calrd, Montrose,
Scot.; came to Can., 1881; entd. ser-
vice C. P. Ry.; became connected with
Furness, Withy & Co., Ltd., steamSlhlp
agenrt:s, Montreal, 1898; since 1903 has
been genl. mangr., do.; elected V.-P.
Northern Nav. Co., 1911; Is treas.
Montreal Bd. of Trade & Shipping
Federation of Can., and a dlr. Rlchel1eu
and Onto Nav. .co.; a Fre.emason.-
Ii Braidlea/' Côte des Neige8, Montreal;
Canada Club; Outremont Curling Club,
do.
:Birch, John Edgar, organist and com-
poser.
S. W. H. B., S. C.F.; b. Reading,
Eng., Aug. 25, 1854; originally a
chorister in Chapel Royal, Windsor,
Eng., under Sir Geo. Elvey; further
study In London, undf'r Dr. C. W.
Pearce, and his bro., E. H. Birch, Mus.
Bac.; successively asst. organist Well-
Ington CoIl., organist Hereford CoIl.,
and organist and choirmaster St. John's
Ch., Nottlng Hill, London; coming to
Can., became organist and music mas-
ter Trln. Coil. Sch., Port Hope, Ont.,
and afterwards organist Christ Ch.
Cath., Montreal; was apptd. principal
Can. CoIl. of Music, Ottawa, 1895;
founded the Ottawa Choral Soc., 1897,
which he has since successfully con-
ducted; Is also organist and choirmas-
ter of All Saints' Ch., Otta.wa.
j
Sweetland Ave., Ottawa.
:Birchard, J:øaac JameB, educationist.
S. SamI. and Ruth B.: b. Uxbrldge,
Ont., Oct. 11, 1850; e. Uxbrldge Gram-
mar Sch., Toronto Normal Sch. (provl.
gold med.), and Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1880; M.A., 1883); Ph.D. (Syracuse
BIRI)--,>BIRKETT,
103
Gniv.), 18&4; m., Doo., 1870, Miss
BertJha Cha'Pman
K!ingston, Orut. ;
obtained l'st class teacher,s' ceTt., I3!t
15; principal T-oronrto public soh.,
1874-80; -d1\). :Perth CoIL Inst., 1881;
math. .ma,ster Brnmltforo Ool<I. Inst.,
1882-93, since which time has oold
math. mastership In .JaJme'son Ave.
Col.l. Inst., Toronbo; -best known as
tihe authQr of II !Plane 'l'dgono()IJle-
try," a text-book for schs. and coIls..
and as joint author of a II High Sch.
Algebra," in 2 vols.; these works have
been commended by the teaching pro-
fession, and are extensively used
throug-hout Can.; the 2nd vol. of the
Algebra was favourably reviewed by
Die Zellsschrift filT Mathematik, of
Heidelberg, an honour never before be-
stowed, we bell eve, UDon a Can. text-
book; while In Brantford was a pro-
minent official In the WelUngton St.
Meth. Ch., and occuDled various other
local positions In keeping with his
character and tastes, such as presdt.
of the city S. S. Assn., presdt. of the
Brantford branch of the Brit. and For,
Bible Soc.: has also done considerable
work In teachers' assns., and was
chalnnan of the ColI. and High Sch.
Dept. of the Provl. Assn., 1874; a Lib.;
-124 J(JImeson Ave., Toronto.
II A teacher of exceptional merit."-
Sir O. Mowat.
:Bird, James Godfrey. banking pro-
fession.
B. Essex, Eng.; e. 1tihIere; m. Miss
Hood; came .to Can. In early Ufe; 'has
ibe-en for many yrs. In service Bank
or T.oronrto; manrgr, 'sucoeSoslvel
of
Podrut S1. Charles, Bd. of Trade and
G. T. Ry. branches, :M<mtrea;l, of tllat
institution; .one of the founders of the
Camada Club, 'M-ontreal; brews. of the
Ranelagh 'Country Olub, d'O.; applÌ'à.
genl. man-gr. \Banque In.ternlWUonale du
Can., Aug., 1911.
Weredale Park,
Westmount, Montreal; St. James's
Club; Canada Club; RaneZagh Country
Club; Forest and Stream Club; West-
mount Gol/ Club; Mount Royal Lawn
Tennis Club; Montreal A. A. AS8n.,
do.; Chateau Beauclaire Club, St.
Lambert, P.Q.
"A careful ban1rer."-S. N.
:Bird, Mrs, Maria B., journalist.
B. Gloucestershire, Eng., 1843; came
to Can. 1883; husband died 1890; ar-
rived In N.W.T. In the early days; has
done a variety of journalistic and lit-
erary work; Lib. ; Evang.-Broad-
view, Sask.
:Birge, Cyrus Albert, manufacturer.
S. Herman P. and HelEm M. (Alnø-
lie) B.; father, a memo old Conn. fam-
Ily, came to Can. about 1840: mother.
a Can.: b. nr. OakvlIle, Ont., Nov. 7,
1847; e. Oakvllle Grammar Sch.: m.,
1st, 1870, Miss Reb
ca .J. Coote, Oak-
vlIle (d. 1898); 2ndly, 1902, Miss
Margt. Vanstone, Wlngham, Ont., (d.
1904); 3rdly, 1908, Miss Mabel L.
Strul't, Brookl'YTI. N.Y. (dir. Y. W. C. A.,
Hamilton); early engaged In mer-
cantile life; accountant engr.'s office,
Gt. Western Ry., 1872-82; mangr. Can.
Screw Co., 1882-83: V.-P. and mango
dir., do., 1883-98; presdt. do. (his
present position), 1898; has been
presdt. Hamilton Bd. of Trade and Can.
Manfrs.' Assn. ; while at head of latter
body mangd. to bring univ. curriculum
more in touch with the industrial re-
quirements of the country; was I>re-
sented with testimonial by mems. on
relinquishing office; Is a dir. Sovereign
Fire Assur. Co and Hamilton Bank,
and V.P. Turbine SteamshlD Co. :
elected V.-P. Steel Co. of Can., 1910;
promme-r .MiercantUe TruSlt. 00.; a doeI.
5th Congress Chambers of Commerce
of Emp., London, 1903; made donation
of $50,000 to Victoria Univ., which
enabled that Institution to claim An-
drew Carnegie's grant of a similar sum,
as an endowment for a library, 1907;
a Meth., and has served as a del. to
Genl. Conf. for many yrs; Is also a
memo Ch. Union Comte.; formerly
sU'}J'rut. S. S., Wesley Ch., Hami1t1:.on.-
68111lain St. E., Hamilton, Ont.; Hamil-
ton Club, do.; National Club, Toronto,
II A man of progressive ideas and wide
aCQuaintance with commercial problems."
-New. Ref. Book.
:Birkett, Lt,-Col, Herbert Stanley,
physician.
S. late Wm. B., merchant, Hamilton,
Ont., and Caroline Amelia B., d. late
.Jaeob Ball, Grantham, Onto (U. E. L.
desoorut); b. HanÜlit:on, .July 17, 1864;
e. Forest Ro. Sch., Chester, Eng., and
M.cGHI Un'iv. (IM.D. witJh Holmes
ld
moo.. 1886); m., July, 1899, ,Margt.,
d. .John "MaoNaug;hitoß', Martlrut()lWIl,
Glengarry, Onrt.; sendor h()l1Jse surg.,
MontreaJ Getll. Hj{)lSP., 1886-87 ;
asst. phy., Montreal Dlsp., 1887-89;
laryngol. to do., 1889-91; do. Montreal
Genl. Hosp., 1891-99; junior demon.
anat. McGllI Univ., 1889-90; demon.
do., 1890-96; prof. laryngol. and otol.,
McGllI do., 1895; laryngol. and otol,
Royal Vie. Hosp., Montreal, 1898; for
some yrs. genI. s
y. Dom. Med. A.ssn.
and Montreal Med.-Chir. Soc., V.-P.
Am. LaryngoI. Assn., 1898; do. Mont-
real Med.-Chir. Soc., 1902; secy. of
Laryngol., Brit. Med. A.ssn., 1897 ;
memo Am. Assn. Anat., 1890-96; gOY.
Montreal GenI. Hosp.; Presdt. Mont-
real :Med.-IChdr. Soc.; V.-P. S
. of
Laryngol. and Otol., .Bri t. -Med. Assn.,
1906. presdt. Am. LaryngoI. Assn.,
1907:8; memo Otol. Soc. United King-
dom ; was connected with the vol.
militia force for many yrs, , and or-
ganized a very efficient bearer co. In
Montreal; was attached to the army
med. staff, Aldershot, 1893, and took
a 1st class cert. at the training sch.
there; promoted It.-col. Mch., 1904, and
apptd. P. M. 0., M. D., No.5, Nov.,
1906; retired, retaining rank,
pt.,
1910; elected pres
,t. Assn. of Moo.
Offrs. of Can. Militia, 1909; author of
numerous contributions to the med.
press; an Ang.-25! Mountain St,
Montreal; St. James's Club; Mount
Royal Club; Montreal Hunt Club;
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club;
Outremont Golf Club; Fish and Game
Club; University Club, Montreal.
.. UnexceIled in his own departments."
-Sir Jamell Grant (q.v.),
104
BIRKETT-BISAILLON.
:BIrkett, Thomas, merchant.
Seventh s. late Miles and Elizabeth
(Wren) B., who came to Ottawa from
Cocltermouth, Eng., 1838; b. By town
(now Ottawa), Feb. 1, 1844; e. public
and grammar schs.; m., 1st, 1871, Me-
lissa Mary (d. Mch., 1902), d.late Thos.
Gallagher; 2ndly, Aug., 1904, Hen-
rietta, a sister of his first wife; presdt.
Thos. B. & Son Co.. Ltd.. wholesale
hardware merchts.; hon. dlr. Central
Can. Expn. Assn.; a dlr. Can. Ry.
Accident Ins. Co., and of the Dom.
Build. & Loan Assn.; a life dlr. Carle-
ton Proto Hosp. ; do. Proto Hosp. for the
Aged, and a gov. St. Luke's Hosp.;
was largely Instrumental in the erec-
tion of the Lady Stanley Inst. for
Trained Nurses; a public sch. trustee,
1869-73; Ald., Ottawa" 1873-78; Mayor,
do., 1891-92; one of the plllars of the
Con. .pal'ty; declined nominwt-Ï<>n for
Ottawa (H. C.), 1893, but was re-
turned g. e. 1900, and sat till the end
of the Parlt., when he was defeated;
unsuccessfully contested same seat g.
e. 1908; a. Freemason of high degree;
a Meth.--306 Metcalfe St., Ottawa;
Ottawa Hunt Club, do.
.. A man of sterling integrity.' '-Sir
John A. Macdonald.
:BIrks, C, Frederick, manufacturer.
S. John B., Montreal; b. and e.
there; commenced business career with
Belding, Paul & Co., silk manufrs.,
1876, of which firm he later became a
partner; presdt. Dom. C. T. Assn.,
1888-89, and has also been I>resdt. of
the Mutual Benefit Soc. connected there-
with; presented to H. M. King Ed-
ward, Windsor Castle, June, 1905; a
Bapt.-Hampton Ct. Apts., 355 Moun-
tain St., Montreal.
:BIrks, Henry, manufacturer.
Sec. s. John B., Barnsley, Yorkshire,
Eng.; b. Montreal, Nov. 30, 1840; e.
MonÌ'reæl Hi,gh Scl1.; m., Jan., 1868,
Miss Harriet Phil'ldps Walker, Brant-
ford, Ont.; entd. house !Savage, Lyman
& C<>., Monæreal (founded 1819), 1857;
beOOJIDe a partner ,therein, 1868;
fmmded the firm of Hy. B. & C<>.,
same city, now the largest jewpl1ery
estabt. on the Am. continent, 1879, hav-
ing branches of the business In Ottawa,
Winnipeg, Toronto, and Vancouver
(Inc. by L. P., Dec., 1905); is a dir.
Montreal Horticul. .and FruU Growing
Assn., afe gov. W-e,stern H<>sp., a
g<)V. .Alexandra Hosp. ,for Contagi<>us
Diseases, a gov. Verdun Hoop. for the
Insane, and rp1'esdt. Y. 1M. C. IA., Mont-
real; ratJe.d by the !Montreal Star as
R mllli<>nalre, 1911; gave $25,000 t<>
Y. M. C. A" 1909; O'Die of the chief
prom-mers of a Bd. <>t Control, Mont-
re.al, do.-731 Sherbrooke St. W., Mont-
real.
Blrm1nl'ham, Arthur Billyard, politi-
cal organizer,
S. Robt. B. (q.'V.): b. and e. Toron-
to; apptd. Con. organizer for city of
Toronto, Feb.. 1907.-5 Harbord St.,
Toronto,
:BIrmingham, Robert, polltlcal agent
and organizer.
B. Armagh, Irel., July 26, 1852; e.
there; after coming to Can., embarked
In wholesale dry goods business; took
a leading and active I>art In forming
the Llb.-Con. Assn., Toronto, of which
he was seCy., 1872: on the formation
of the Llb.-Con. Union of Ont., under
the late D'Alton McCarthy, K.C., M.P.,
1884, was apptd. genl. secy. to the
party In Ont.: In 1896 was elected
secy. of the eXJtve. oomte. of the !A,b.-
Coon. Undon of On11., under Sir Choas.
Tupper; resigned, 1900; has also held
high office In the Orange order: an
Ang.; m., 1876, Mary, d. late Capt. A.
Fleming, Toronto.--5 Harbord St" To-
ronto,
:BIrnie, John, lawyer.
S. late John and Caroline (Bell) B.;
Scotch and Eng. parentage; b. ColUng-
wood, Ont., Nov. 22, 1862: e. High
Sch. there, Trln. Unlv., Toronto (B.C.L.,
with slIver med., 1885), and Toronto
Univ. (IlL.'B., 1888); m., 1884, Annie
L., y. d. Rev. Edwin C.lement, Toronto;
,barrister, 1882; K.C., 1899; !has
practised throughout in ColUngwood,
where he Is city solr. and a specialist
in maritime and municipal law; one of
the leaders of the bar; Is engaged In
preparing for IJublication a work on
maritime law, with special reference to
inland navigation; author" Last Stand
of the Hurons" (1906); a memo of
several Royal comns. of enquiry: il!'!
presdt. the Collingwood Young Men's
Lib. Assn. (which he organized), and
of the Reform Assn., same city: also
of W. Simcoe Lib. Assn.; unsuccess-
fully contested W. Simcoe (Local),
Lib. Interest, g. e. 1905; an enthusias-
tic yachtsman, and was first presdt.
GeoriPan Bay Yacht Club; took a
course at Royal Mil. Sch., Kingston,
and held a comn. In Col1lngwood Arty. ;
believes In municipal ownership of all
local franchises, govt. ownership Qf all
/lmblJlc fran<fu1ses, moderate protection.
and moderate !pr<>,bibiti<>n.-Colling-
wood, Ont.; Royal Can. Yacht Club;
Ontario Club, Toronto.
:Blrt, Mrs, Louisa, philanthropist.
D. Jas. Macpherson, a Scotch educa-
tionist, who became, under Lady Byron,
supdt. Indust. Sch., Ocklam. Surrey,
Eng., and Helen (Edwards) M., sister
Rev. J. Edrwaros, D.D., Glasgo{)lW, Scot. ;
Y'O'Ilng. sister IOf the law !Miss An.n1e
Macpherson, of BeUevlUe, Ont.; b.
Oanvpsie, StirUngsh1re, Soot., 1841; m.,
1858, By. C. Him; d.s supdt. and
y. of
Shel tering H-omes for Orphan and De-
stitute Children, at Myrtle St., Liver-
pool, Eng., and of the Can. Distribut-
ing Home, Knowlton, P.Q., both estab-
lished bv her; has been the means of
over 5,000 children beln
trained for
settlement In Can.; a Presb.-l Sugnall
St., Liverpool, Eng.; Knowlton, P.Q.
:BIsalion, Francois Joseph, lawyer.
S. late Hypolite and Marie Josephte
(Hêbert) B.; b. Laprairie, P.Q., Mch.
12, 1851; e. M<>D'treal Oo}.l, and McGiU
Unl,v. (RC.L., 1877): m., 1877, Yarde
Suzanne (a counciIl<>r Ch'ildren's Aid
Soc.), O. d. late Hon. P. Fortin, IM.D.,
Senat<>r; advocate, 1877; K.C. (,M.
LansdiOWIle) , 1887; dJo. (P. Q.), 1899;
for many YTS. a 'law partner or
Sir A. Lacoste (q.v.); now head of
BIISOOE-BLACK.
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firm B. & Brossard, Montreal; has
pleaded before ,n. Corote. P. C., Eng.,
and Is one of the leaders Montreal
bar ; e1oot1oo bâtonnier (Mio-rut'I1OOJI),
191 0 ; a dir. :Monrtreal & Southern
Counties Ry., secy.-troos. I'Inst. des
Ecoles Men.; formerly presdt. Cartier
Club, Montreal; now presdt. Lafontaine
Olub, do.; represented lM'Ontreal bar
at ceruten. of .re--e.stl8.bllsh'II1len:t of the
bar In France, !Paris, 1910; a Con.,
and 'as such unsuccessfully conlte-abed
Veroheres, Api., 1895, and Laval, g. e.
1896 (H, C.) ; a R. C.-H6 Sherbrooke
St. IE., Montreal; Lafontaine Club, do.
:BIscoe, Col, Vincent .obert, late H.
M.'s regular mil. forces.
S. la,te !Major V. ;J. B. R.E., and
Margt. (Van Baerle) B.; b. Gosport.
Eng., ApI., 1845; e. U. C. CoOll.; m.,
Nov., 01877, M.argt. A., d. -Dr. 1M. Blood;
entd. army as ensign, H. M.'s 47 1 th
Regt., Hami'lton, Ont., 1864; 'becalIIl'e
llt.-cot, ,1890; was pla.oeod OI1! Ihallf-pay,
with rank of 001., Sept., 1894; 'Was aJsst.
adjt.-genl. and chief staff offr. H. M.'s
forces Can., 1897, and commanded the
Imp, troops In the Dom. of Can., 1900-
02; Ang.--,Paignton, -Eng.; Paignton
Club.
:Bishop, :aev, George John (Meth.).
S. Edward Turner and Mary Ann
(Hartnell) B.; b. Barnstable, Eng.,
1849; came to Can. with parents, 1855;
family settled at Barrie, Ont.; follow-
ed mercantile pursuits at Cookstown,
Ont., for some little time: entd. min-
Istry, 1871; o. 1875; has filled various
pastorates, Including Toronto (several
times), Brampton, London, Lindsay,
and BeUev1f1le; presdt. 'l'oronto eonf.,
1892; a del. to Oen.I-. Conf., 1886, 1894,
Rnd 1898; D.D, (Vdcrorla Undv.), 1905;
is V.-tP. ,Western Onto .Bible Soc. and
of U. C. Tract Soc.-Bridge St., Belle-
ville, Onto
Bisset, Ernest Henry, Insurance mngr.
B. ;July 24, 1867; for a lengthened
period In the service of the Can. Life
Assur. Co.; apptd. mangr. at Detroit,
whereihe sun Is, Oct., 1907;' 'presdt. Life
Underwriters' Assn., Toronto, 1906-07;
well known as an aJ}1ateur vocalist;
hon. capt. and quartermaster 41st
Regt., 1898-1904.-Detroit Mich.; Na-
tional Club, Toronto; R. C. y, Club, do,
:Blachford, Henry, lawyer and Insur-
ance expert.
Scotch, Eng., and Irish-Can. parent-
age; b. Huntingdon, P.Q., Mch. 11.
1870; e. Huntingdon Acad., McGill
Unlv. (B.A., 1892), and Mich. -Unlv.
(LL.B.) ; m., 1892, Miss Almes Louise
Williams, Arnprlor, Ont.; counsellor-
at-law (Mlch.),1895; asst. private secy.
Hon. ;John McIntosh, World's Fair, Chi-
cago, 1893; at present and for some
yrs. representative London Mutual
Fire Ins. Co. of Can. and the Anglo-
Am. Fire Ins. Co. In P. Q.; a Lib., and
a Meth.-!1
7 Mance St., Town of Bt.
Loui8, Montreal.
:Blaok, Mrs, Agnes Enox-, elocution-
Ist.
D. late Andrew W. Knox, St. Mary's
Ont.; b. there: e. there and Normal
Sch., Toronto; later, studied for her pro-
fes810n at Philadelphia Sch. of Oratory
(B. E., 1885), and London, Eng.;
m" ;July, 1893, E. Charlton Black,
UL.D., tprof. Erug. Utera.ture, Boston
Uililv. ; app1:d l . to cha,lr .of elocution, Ont,
Normal 'S0h., 18:91, a;ntd wa,s, later,
8!Wtð. to ,faculty of Bosbon Undv.;
aptp'td. :Snow prof. of elocution and
oraroory there, t'he first 'end'Owed chl8..lr
Off ,public speaking and v{)cal pihy91oI.
In the U. .S., 1910; Vllslted Europe, 1892,
and while ItJhlere ,gave drama;tic recltJa:ls
beiÍ.ore Ithe Ediniburgh .Phil. Soc.--50
Kirkland St., Cambridge, Ma88.
.. A highly accomplished and gifted ra.
citer."-Scotvnan.
Blaok, Kiss Edith :l'erguson, author-
ess; Inventor.
D, late RufuB H. B., M.D., F.R.C.S.,
(Edln.), a prominent phys. for nearly
50 yrs. ,In Hældf.ax, N.S., surg.-.geIill. toO
N. S. mil. and presdt. Halifax Med.
Coli., and Mary Theresa, d. ;John Fer-
guson, ed. and pub. The Christian Mes-
8enger, Halifax, N.S.; grandd. Martin
Gay B., presdt. Halifax Banking Co.,
and gt.-grandd. Rev. Wm. B., the
Apostle of Methodism In. Mar. Pro-
vlnces; b. Halifax, 1857; e. there; has
become widely known through her au-
tomatic writer, a device of the simplest
mechanism, whereby sightless perAOns
can write: Is also favourably known
by her poems, short stories, and works
of fiction, the majority of which Wf>re
first published In the periodical press
In Eng. and the U. S.; of her poems,
her .. Soldier's Hymn" and the · Mari-
ner's Hymn" are probably the best
known; her works In book-form consist
of .. We, Von Arldens" (1881), II A
Princess In Calico" (1904), II A Beau-
tiful Possibility" (do.), and "Alan
Ruthvan, Knight" (1908); she some-
Urnes writes under the nom de plume
of II Edith Douglas"; a Presb. ; believes
that "a SQuare deal" should be the
basis of commerce, and the Golden
Rule the basis of lIfe.-1515 Shatto Bt.,
L08 Angele8, Cal,
"The blind call her blessed."-H,
Herald.
:Black, George H" educationist.
S. Geo. W. B.. Georgetown, Ont.;
grands. Hugh B., P.L.S., a native of
Kilmarnock, Scot. ; b. Georgetown, ;June
6, 1873; e. Georgetown High Sch., Mil-
ton Model Sch., Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1898), and Chicago Unlv.; m., ;June,
1899, Elizabeth, d. Dr. ;J. B. Stewart,
Clarksburg, Mo.; teacher Clarksburg
Coot, 1898-1900; head dept. -of science,
State Normal Sch., Cheney, Wash.,
1900-03; presdt. Lewlston State - Nor-
mal Sch., Idaho, since 1903; a memo
Idaho State Text-Book Comn.: Stat.e
Bd. of Commrs. on Summer Normal
Sdh-s.; State Edu-c. CouIllC'Il; presdt.
Idaho State Teachers' Assn., 1905; be-
lieves In the principles of the Rep.
party In U. S.; Presb.-LewÍ8ton, Ida-
ho.
:Black, Barry St, :l'ranois, builder.
S. late Maior ThoB. B.. H. M.'R 66th
Regt., and Elizabeth (Wickens) B.:
Irish and Eng. descent: b. Cobourg,
Ont., Aug. 25, 1863; e. there; m. Allon
Mae, d. Geo. A. Fuller, N. y,: removed
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BLACK--BLACKADAR,
to' U. S., where he entd. banking busi-
ness, In Wash., and later was a mer-
chant at Menamlnee, Mich., and Tekaa,
Wash.; jalned Gea. A. Fuller Ca., New
Yark, building contractars, 1896, be-
earning V.-P., and, an Its cansa1tda-
tlan with U, S. Realty & Canstructlan
Co. (ca.'pÌ'tl8.!
$66,000,000), ipre'Sdt; a
dúr. Gee. A. FuJ.l.er .00. af Ill., ToledO',
St. Louis & Westem Ry., AHIance
Realty 00'., Pùaza UpeTatrlng Co., Gen-
tury Real ty Co"., Land Ass'aciatJes,
MJines Co. <3Jntd Col. Trust & Savings
00.: tTeas. Doilor.e'S IM-ines Ca.: V.-P.
Broad Exchang'e 00'., Cedar St. Co.,
and Island Rerul ty Co.; a FreeIl1a!son
and a Dem.--667 Madison Ave., New
York; Metropolitan: Manhattan, Demo-
c1'atic, Lawyers, C
ty, Mid-day, N. Y.
Athletic, Larchmont Yacht, Coney Is-
land Jockey, Turf and Field, Railroad
Clubs, N.Y.; Country Club, West-
chester Co.; Duquesne Club, Pit ts burg ,
Pa.; Chicago Club, Chicago.
.. An energetic, active business man; a
master hand in organizing big concerns."
-T. Globe. ,
:Black, John David, civil engineer.
S. late Rager B., sallcltar, Klrkcaldy,
Scat.; b. and e. Scat.; m., ADI., 1906,
Mildred Mary Carter, d. ;J. W. Wain-
wright, Silver Heights, St. Andrews.
P.Q.: admdbted an asso. Can. .soc. .c. E.,
1898; Is engr. In charge af canstruc-
tlan af the Atlantic, Quebec and West-
ern Ry.-Paspebiac, P.O.
:Black, John Pergu.on, physician.
S. late Dr. Rufus H. and - (Fergu-
san) B.; b. Halifax, N.S., ;Jan, 21,
1849; M.D. (Call. P. and S., N. Y.),
1868; practises In hIs native city;
farmerly surg. 1st Halifax Brig. Gar.
Arty.-91 Hollis St., Halifax; Halifax
Club, do.
:Black, John Homer, Can. ry. service.
B. nr, Smith's Falls, Ont., ;July 8,
1874: e. Oall. IThSIt. <there; m., ;June,
1896, MIsis E. Morrow: emtd. C. P. Ry.
service, 1895, and remained with that
00. Ull 1904, when apptd. genl. freight
and pass. agent Temiskaming &
Narthern Onto Ry.; pramoted supdt.
do., 1907: Ang.-North Bay, Onto
:Black, Jud.on :Burpee, physician;
leglslatar.
S. ThO's. Hy. B., Armagh, Ire!., and
Mary (Fawnes) B.; b. St. Martin's,
N.B., Aug. 15, 1842; e. there, St. ;Jahn,
N.B., and Unlv. Mt. AlUson: M.D.
(Dartmauth Call., N. H.), 1890; m"
May, 1864, Bessie, d. late Senatar
Churchl11, Wlndsar, N.S.; began prac-
tice, 1864: V.-P. Can. Med. Assn.,
1904-5; presdt. N. S. Med. Sac., 1906-
07; chairman eX!tve. Rants Ca. Med.
Soc., 1905-6; a IMeth.: a Lib.; has
saJt !lar Hanrts (IL C.) since Nov..
19{)4; ma'voo toT the f*j,taM. ofa federal
bd. af healt<h, 1908.-Windsor, N.S.
.. Displays a thorough mastery of the
art of oratory.' '-Scottiah Am.
:Black, Winiam Anan, manufacturer.
S. Chas. R. and Elizabeth (Hall) B.,
Mantreal; Eng. and Scatch descent;
b. Mantreal, Nav. 17, 1862; e. there;
m., 1888, Mary Oamp bell , d. .Mex. Mc-
Ewan, Edinburgh, Soot.; for some yrs.
In service G. T. and CS'1l. Pac Rys.;
went bo Man., 1882; entd. servlc
OgilvIe 'MiHing Ca., 1883; apptd. genl.
mangr. westt!irn Òliv. do., 1-902; elootoo
a d.Jr. o'f the co., 1910; a memo Winnd-
peg Bd. of Trade, a OO'Un'CÏlJor Wlnn:l-
peg Gr8iin and Produce Excl1ange, and
a mem
Grain Surv.ey and Grain
Standard .Bdis.; also a dlr. Home Sav-
Ings & Invest. Ca., West..erll' Coal Min-
Ing Ca., and Wesoorn PI3Jte Glass II1JS.
Co., mango dlr. Kaministiquia Power
00., aJI1d presd1:. lMan. Cold StoraJg'e 0.0.
-Winnipeg; Manitoba Club, do.
:Black, William Anderson, merchant.
S. llaJte Saml. Gay and Sop'hila
(W'1'Igjht) B.; grand's. Hon. W. A.
. B.; b. and e. Hallfax, N.S.; a memo
firm Pickford & B., who orwn the
Bickiford & B. steamship lines (Inc.
by L. P., 1900), running steame'rs
from Hallfax to W. I., the Easbern
sho.re, and P. E. I., and to' CaJpe
Breton and Nfd.; a memo ol comte.
a'Pptd. I'll! conaæction wit.h !the cele-
bration of the '150.th aamiversary of
the esta:bt. of respooslble ,govtJ. in N. S.,
1908.-Halifax, N.B.; Halifax Club,
do.
:Blaok, William John, educatlanlst.
B. Ca. Dufferdn, Ont.; e. there, Col-
llngwood Doll}.. Ill'st. and Taranto Univ.
(.B.S:A., 1902); m., Dec., 1904, Ida
M., d. ;Jas. Day, Oreem'Ore, Onlt. ;
I)eJpty. Minr. Agricul., Man., Jan.,
1905; first .prindpal :MaTh Agricul.
Co1J1., A'PI., 1905; a. writer an: agricut
subject's, and ha:s been 'On 00. staff
Man. and N.- W. Farmers' Advocate
and Home Mag.; a Royal Oammr. re
Man. Tedh. SCh-. sys be.m , 1910.-Winni-
peg.
:B1aokadar, Alexander Dougall, physi-
cian.
E. s. Francis F. B., Stlrllng, Scat.,
far many yrs. an affr. In Bank af
Mantreal; b. Mantreal, 1847: e. Mc-
Gm Unlv. (B.A., with 1st rank hanaurs
In nat. science, 1870; M.D.,C.M.,
1871) ; m. Kate E., d. ;J. W. Skeltan,
Mantreal; after graduatlan acted all
surg. an baard Allan steamers and an
Rayal mall steamers to' Brazil and
River Plate, and to' Chinese parts;
studied a year at St. Thomas's Hasp.,
Landon; a M.R.C.S. (Eng.), 1875;
afterward's held cansecutlvely, the
pOIsi'tMm of resioonl1 phys. to Roya.} Pim-
Ilca Dlsp., to' the Brampton Cansump-
tian Hasp., and to' the Gt. Ormand St.
Hasp. far Sick Chlldrren; returned to'
Can., 1877, and ihas since successfuUy
pracbi'sed Iin Mon trerul' ; apptd. led.
diseases of child., McGlill Unlv., 1881,
8ind, I'll addition ,tlherebo, was m.ade
prof. of pharmacol. and tlherarp., same
undv., 1891; a memo Am. OlimaJt. Soc.,
or Am. A'SSth of Ph-y.sic. and of Brit.
Med. Assn.; has been V.-P. and
non. secy. of lP'edlwtrics of .Pan.-Am.
Med. Cangress, and presdt. of iMJa'lliÌre3!1
Med.-Chir. Soc. and of Am. Poo,iatrJ.c
Soc. ; now prædrt, MKm'tre'al Pure
Milk LeiaJgue and sendor phY's., ChU-
dren'.s Hasp., MonrtTeal; has oon<trl-
bU'ted al'ticle.s to the .. Bet, Hand-
book OIl ,the iMed. Sciences" (N.Y.),
to Keating's II Encyc1op. of the
Diseases af Clhlld: (Phil.), Rnd to
BLACKADAR-BLACKWELL.
Hare's" System of Therap." (do.); Is
assoc. ed. of Sajou's .. Cyclop. of Prac-
tical Med."; one of the eds. Montreal
Med. Journ. and a contributor to
numerous other med. publications; for-
merly a contributor to Progressive
Medicine; an Ang.-!36 Mountain St.,
Montreal; St. James's Club; University
Club; Royal Montreal Golf Club;
Outremont Golf Club, do.
:Blackadar, Alfred Kimball, Dom.
public service.
B. Hebron, N.S., Oct. 24, 1852; e.
Yarmouth Semy. and Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., 1876; M.A., 1883); m., 1878,
Mariha, d. John Sanderson, Peter-
boro, Ont.; entd. public service, Mch.,
1877; chief elk., ins. branch, Dept. of
Finance, July, 1893; a memo Actuarial
Soc. of Am., of the Intern. Congress of
Actuaries, and a fellow of Inst. of
Actuaries, Gt. Brit.; Is superv. In ot-
tawa of Examns. of In\St. of Actuaries,
and has been an examr. In math.,
Univ. Toronto; is also an examr. and
a Senator of McMaster Unlv.; author
of several papers on actuarial science
and of many actuarial tables; a Bapt.
-Alexandra Hotel, Bank St., Ottawa;
Canadian Club; Toronto University
Club, do.
:Blackadar, Charles C" pubIlsher.
S. late H. W. B., propr. Acadian
Recorder, Halifax, N.S., and Sophia
(Coleman) B.; bro. H. W. B. (q.v.);
b. Haolifax,
.S.; e. Free Ch. Aoaò.;
bead of firm of B. Bros., publisbers of
'thoe Acadian Recorder; a odJir. Halifax
Electric Tramway 00. and Unlion Banik
of Halifax, and presdt. Haldfiax AO!l!d.
of Music anò .Aca.d1a Fi'oo Ins. C<>.;
was on comte. apptd. to erect a pub-
lic monument to Hon. Joseph Howe,
and is a V.-P. United EmDlre Club;
among positions of a religious or
benevolent character held by hIm are
treas. St. Paul's Alms-house of Indus-
try, presdt. Halifax Assn. for Improv-
ing the condition of the poor, and of
the Home for Aged Men, Halifax (of
which latter institution he was one of
the founders); Mrs. B. is presdt. of
the Y. W.C.A., Halifax, and p-resòt.
Ladles' CQtnlte., Home ,for the Aged;
a del. Imp. Press Conf., London, 1908;
declined a senatorship; a Lib.; an
Ang., and a del to the Synod.-!:!11
Pleasant St., Halifax, N.S.; Halifax
Club, do.
.. One of Nova Scoti-a's brainy. progre,g-
øive and highly esteemed citizen.s."--8. N.
:Blackadar, Hugh William, Dam. pub-
lic service.
A bro. C. C. B. (q.v.): b. HaUfax,
Mch. 4, 1843; e. Free Ch. Acad., Hali-
fax; m., May, 1866, Miss Rachel Sax-
ton, Halifax, N.S.: .assocIated wi,tih hLs
father In the conduct of Acadian Re-
corder, and, on latter's death, June,
1863, assumed the mangt. of that
paper, which, In hIs hands, was en-
larged from a weekly to a trl-weekly,
and subsequently to a daily; an Ald.
and chairman Sch. Commrs. for 6 yrs. ;
a del. to Portland railroad convention,
1868; a sch. commr. for 5 yrs. ; Queen's
Printer, N. S., 1869-75; postmaster,
101
Halifax since Nov., 1874; a Bapt.; a
Lib.-7 Inglis St., Halifax, N.S.; Hali-
fax Club; Halifax Curling Club, do.
I 'A good official, and a kindly, genial
man."-H. Herald.
:Blackburn, Howard, navigator.
B. Port Medway, N.S.; In 1899, In
spite of the loss of both hands and a
portion of his feet, successfully navi-
gated a small craft, The Great West-
ern, from Gloucester, Mass., to Glou-
cester, Eng.-Gloucester, Mass.
:Blackburn, Miss Kathleen, author.
In addition to being the author of
several mag. tales, has written a novel,
.. The Dagmar who Loved" (New
York), 1905.-Glencoe, Onto
.. Gives evidence of marked ability:'-
T. Newll.
:Blackstock, George Tate, lawyer.
S. late Rev. W. S. B., D.D. (Meth.),
and - (Gibbs) B.; b. Newcastle, Ont.,
1857; e. U.C. Coil.; barrister, 1879; a-
memo l.egal fipm Beatty, B., Fasken,
Oowan & Chad,wick; K.C. (E. of Der-
by), 1889: deofen<1e-d Reginald BIrchall
fO'r murder, Woodstock .AJssiz.es, 1890;
frequenbly employed as Crown 'Prose-
oubor; Orown pr-o&ecutor in the Kinrade
case Hamiltton, 1909; a ddr. Toroßloo
Co
rv. of Music: a memo Finran:ce
Comrt.e. Lib.-'Oon. Union. Ont.; has wrIt-
ten on Venezuelan question, a.nrl a.ð-
dre-ssed Can. Club, Toronto, 1907, on
.. Some Polirtical Tendoocies " (des-
cpi'bed by S.N. as .. the wittiest and
most en tertainin-g lecture of ,the year,
and the most òirect :in Us a'P1)'eaJI, which
WlaJS for 'hü.gh 1òea1s of cLtizensh
p
and sbatesmanshdp"): b
Ie-VIeS .. th:aJt
politically Can. is on the greaseò skid
of destruotdon," and he a-drvocabes a
undon of 'the En-g.-speaking races; is
presdt. Can. sec. Imp. Mission; a Con.,
and as such unlsucce.ssf.u}l1y con-bested
Le-nnox (Local), Aug., 1884; West
Durham (H.C.), 1887, a:nd same con-
sttituency (H.C.), 1891; spoke In Eng.
flOr Unionist cause, g.e. 1910; m., 1880,
Ðmelinoe Mouliton (who divorced him,
Oct., 1896), d. late Jas. Fraser, Inver-
ness., Scotland.-King Edward Hotel,
Toronto; Toronto Club; Albany Club;
York Club, do.
"A man of amazing pers'ona.lity and
m.agneti-sm."-" Kit."
II A. man of independence of character
and intellectual virBity."-T. Newll.
:Blackwell, Kenne1i WüUam, cl vII
en'gineer.
English parentage; s. of late T. E.
B., vice-presIdent and general mana-
ger G. T. Ry. of Canada, 1857-63;
b. Devlzes, Wiltshire, Eng., July 16,
1850; e. Bishop's Coil. Sch., Lennox-
vllle; m., Oct., 1877, Fanny Coates, 3rd
d. late Dr. R. T. Godfrey, Mcm'Ìreal; a
charter memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1887:
obtained first position of responsibUlty
in G. T. Ry. service, 1870; has oo.en
apprentice, draughtsman, foreman, aset.
supdt., supdt., and Is now presdt. Mont-
real Steel Works, Ltd.; elected prescit.
Can. Soc. C. E., 1903, and Is now an
hon. councillor of that body: a dlr.
Locomotive & Machine Co., Montreal,
I nteroolonial C<>3JI Mindng Co., Mer-
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BLACKWOOD---.J3LAlN.
chants' Bank and Am. Looomotive &
hine 00.; V.-P. Suburban- Tram-
way & .PoQIWer eo., N. S. Steel Co., Can.
Steel FoundrJes, Monireal Park &
Island Ry., and 1M0nbrea.I Street Ry.;
and presdot. Invest. T-rust Co., Ltd.; an
Ang.--836 Sherbrooke St. W., Mont-
real; St. James's Club; Mt. Royal
Club; Montreal Jockey Club; Engin-
eers' Club; Forest and Stream Club,
do.
.. 'l1he first ma.n to make steel in
08ln.; .2i'ndthere a.re few OOtte,r informed
men 011 the iron amd steel trade a.nd feJW
W1ho-se O!Pindon is more highly vo8il'1le'd."-
S. N.
:Blackwood, Alexander Leslie, physi-
cian.
S. John and Ann (Steele) B.: b.
Franklin Centre, P.Q., July 28, 1862;
e. in ant., Hunltingdon Acad., M,c,Gi,I,1
Unlv. and HahnemanJ1J Moo. CoN.,
Ohlcago (M.D., 1888); post-gradu18.oo
work In Post-Graduate Sch., N. Y., and
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore;
m.. tAug., 1891, Miss Helen A. Wins-
lrow, Hammond, Ind. (d. F1eb., 1903);
9 yrs prof. anal., Hahnemann Med.
OoM., Ohioa.gIQ'; sinre 1899 has been
!prof. mat. med. and olin. moo., do.;
V.-.P. Bd. of EduC:2!t., Chicago; author
of !four follllO'W'ing 'W.orks: 'Ddse.asoes of
the Heart" ('19 0 1 ), .. Diseases of ihe
LUßJgis" (1902), "MJabeTia :Moo. and
Th-er8Jþeut'lcs" (1906), and .. DIseases
of the 1.Ji.ver" (1907) .-9128 Erie Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.; Press Club, do.
:Blackwood, Lord :E"reder1ck Temple
HamU1;on-Temple,
Fourth s. 1st Marquis Dutrerin and
Ava; b. Ottawa, ant., Feb. 26, 1876;
entd. army, 1897; served S. A. during
war (despatches twice; D, S. 0.), 1899-
1901: m., 19u8, Brenda, e.d. Ro.bt. W.
Woodhouse, OxfO'rd House, Bishüps
StoreiÍO'ru; Ang. - Notts. Yeomanry,
Park Row, Nottingham, Eng.
:Blagrave, Bev, Bobert Charles
(Ang.).
B. Rawdon, P.Q., Aug. 11, 1879; Irish
descent: e. Rawdon Model Sch., McGUl
Unlv. (B.A., 1902), and Montreal Dloc.
Theol. ColI. (B.D., 1907); o. deacon,
1903 ;. IIrlest, 1904, taking 1st place In
both ordinations and being gospeller;
miss., Coe HHl, 1903; incumben't,
Rawdon, ant., 1904; rector Christ Ch.,
Beltl,eville, sißJCe '1905 ; was strongly op-
posed to the autonomy bill passed by
Parlt.; Is convinced of the need of
some religIous trainIng in public schs.
-The Rectory, Christ Ch., Belleville,
Onto
BlatHe, George WllUam, stock broker.
2nd s. John L. (q.v.) and Annie
(Todd) B.; b. Toronto; e. Jarvis St.
CoIl. Inst., Toronto, and LIncoln CoIl.,
Sorel, P.Q.; m. e. d. John Coates, C.E.,
Ottawa; elected: a memo Toronto Stock
Exchange, 1907; a promoter of the
Beruny Bank-1!3 Glen Rd., Toronto.
:Blalkie, John Lang, capitalist.
B. Roxburgshlre, Scot., May 9, 1823;
e. 'M-e!1"OSIe and EddßJburg'h, Soot.; ro.,
Foeb., 1861, Miss AImle 'Dodd, St.
.AJndrews. Soot.; came to Can., 1858,
taking up ibis 'l'esidenoe in Toron1:'Ü;
for man'Y yrs. dn .partnershif.p there
with Wm. Alexander, as brolrers and
es.t:ate agents; a diÏr. of ,the Northern
Ry. and 'Of ,the old CO'ßlsoIIdate<1 Bank,
he, In 1871, became 'presdlt. Can.
Landed & NaUlOO1a1! I,nvest. 00.,
an office he still fi}lIs (,in 1902 was
presented by Its sha'rehoiders and
dlrs. with his portrait In oils) ; is also
a dir, Toronto Genl. Trusts Corpora-
tion, presdt. Boller Inspection & ,Ins.
Co., of the North Am. Assur. Co., and
of the Consumers Gas Co., Toronto;
resigned as chairman Bd. of Trustees
To.ronJto Gent Hasp., 1904; a grel3it
fi'sherman; a LI'b., but opposed t'Ü Taft-
Fieidling Reciprocity Agree-meni, 1911;
a Presb. and an eldeT -in the Oh.-127
Bloor St. W., Toronto, Ont.; Toronto
Club, do.
.. One .00 'l'cmJlnto's roo'Sit l"e'Sipected
fin,snoiers."-T. Globe.
Blaiklock, Morris S1iansfeld, Can. ry.
service.
S. late Fredk. W., P.L.S. and head
OaidJastJr3!I Bureau, Montreal, and EHza-
beth (Whittaker) B., Montreal; grands.
Capt. B., R.E., and bro. late Major
W. F. B., IWyaI Scots; Eng. .orIgin;
b. 1859; e. 'J}rivatJe schs.; enbd. G.T. Ry.
service, 1880, and remained with It
throughout; has been consecutivelY
asst. engr. do. ; do. St. Clair Tunnel; In-
spector, resident engr., genl. supdt.
(Eastern div.), and engr., madntenance
off way, MonJtreal; m., Nov, 12, 1889,
o. d. ilo3ltJe G. C. TUßls'taU, Ste. A'11II1e de
BeLlevue. ,p.Q.-65 Mackay St., Mont-
real.
Blain, Hugh, merchant.
Descended from Blains of Blalnfield,
Scot.; S. late John B., J.P., Stratford,
ant., and Elizabeth (McCutcheon) B.;
b. Co.. Y'ÜTk, ant., June 23, 1844; e.
local schs. and ant. Normal Sch.; In-
tended for teaching prof., but aban-
doned It for mercantile life; for some
yrs. a memo of firm Nerllch & Co., To-
ronto ; founded extensive wholesale
grocery firm Eby, Blain & Co., Toronto,
with John F. Eby, 1880; business still
In prosperous existence; has been
presdt. Comml. Travel. Assn., National
Club, and Toronto Bd. of Trade; Is a
dlr. '.roronto Electric Light Co., of the
Can. Corresp. Sch., and of the Globe
Printing Co., a V.-P. Empire Club,
and presdt. ant. Sugar Co., Berlin,
ant.; elected presdt. Dom. Wholesale
Grocers' Guild, 1910; has lectured
on beet sugar; formerly served as
a capt. In the Queen's Own Regt.;
fs a Freemason; formerly oa II Canada
First" man ; Is now a Lib. and
a free trader, and a memo Genl.
Comte. Lib. Assn., ant.; unsuccess-
fully contested N. Toronto (Local),
;[jib. interest, g. e. 1905; -opposed to
Tl3iflt-FJ.eJ.dIng Reclprocity Agreement,
19'11; a Presb.; m., 1st, June, 1887,
Miss Huidah Lee Jones, \Maryland,
U..S. (d. 1892) ; 2nd-I-y, Dec., 1906, OJ;ive
Stanley Miller, widow W. II. McCilure,
HamIJitJon, Orut., on latter occ.aJSlon 'pre-
sented with cabinet of sH'Verware ,by
hils .f.f\lends.-" Blandyr;' .f! Clarendon
BLAIN-J3LAKE.
109
A.ve., Toronto ; National Club; Ontario
Club, do.
, 'A man of sterling character and
ability."-T. Globe.
.. An enterprising citizen, of fine char-
acter and first. rate business ability:'-
T. Newil.
Blain, Richard, merchant; legislator.
S. Capt. Isaac B., formerly of Cum-
berland, Eng., and Mary (Broderick)
B.; b. Vienna, Ont., Dec. 8, 1857: e.
pUblic schs.; m., Nov., 1884, Miss Hat-
tie James; a hardware merchant; for
a lengthened period memo BraIÍ1pton
Town Council, and has held office a.
Deputy Reeve and Reeve, Brampton,
and Warden of Peel; has represented
Peel (H. C.), Can. interest, since g. e.
1900: apptd. whip Con. party (H. C.),
June, 1907; moved a resolution, Mch.,
1900, for the enactment of a law pro-
hibiting the importation, manufacture
and sa:Le 'Of cigarert.bes; a V.-P. Ont:o Lib.-
Can.' Assn.; a prominent memo Sons of
Sco1. : also an Orangernan ; voted
againiSt Ipensi'Ons rto ex-mindsrers and an
Increased Indemnity to mems. of ParIt.,
May, 1906.-Brampton, Ont,
.. A fine platform speaker, a. sound par-
liamentarian and a power in the HouBe."
-M. a7',d E,
Blair, Andrew George, lawyer: Dom.
public service,
E. s. late Hon. A. G. B., K.C., M.P.,
a leading Can. statesman, and Annie E.
(Thompson) B.; 'b. Fred.erIobon. N.B.,
Nov. 29, 1870; e. Coli. Inst., Frederic-
ton, Univ. of New ,Brunswick and Un'lv.
OIl Va. (LL.B., 1893): 1II1., .Jan. 17,
1900, Marjorie L., d. lart.e Dr. Ohas.
Hold-e.n, &to John, N.H.: atty., 1893:
barrister, 1894; sucoessfuHry .practlged
lrls .prof. dn &to J'Ohn in pal'ltners'hlÏ.p
with his fathler; ltaJW elk., Bd. O'f Ry.
Commrs. for Can., since July, 1904:
formerly a lIeut. 71st regt.: retired
with rank of capt.; Ang.-331 Cooper
St., Ottawa; Rideau Club; Laurentian
Club; Ottawa Golf Club; Ottawa
Athletic Assn., do.; Union Club, St.
John, N.B.
Blair, Joseph CuUen, educationist.
S, Coi. Wm. M. and Harriet (Blair)
B.: b, Truro, N.S., ApI. 26, 1871; e.
N. S. Agrlcul, CoIl., Truro (graduated,
1892), and 'Cornell Unlv.: M.S.A.
(bon.), I,owe. Ag1TÏ-cul. 'OoIL, 1906; m.,
June, 1898, Miss Sad a Van Horne,
Freeport, Ill.; Instr. In ohern., agricul.
and botany, N. S. Agricui. Call., 1890-
1: instr, In hart. and horticuI., Agricul.
Experiment Station, 1896-1901; sln
e
then has been prof. pomology and chief
In hart., Cdll. of Agricul. and Experi-
ment Station, Ill. Un Iv. ; Is mangr.
Blair Orchards (600 acres), S. Ill.; Is
presdt. Ill. Farmers' Club; a mem, Ill.
State Hart. Soc.. Am. P.ornol. Soc., Am.
Assn. for Advanc. of Science, Am.
Breeders' .A.ssn., Sigma Xi and Alpha
Zeta; author of many monograms and
bulletins on orchard culture and
management; Rep.; a Meth.-Urbana,
Ill.
Blair, William Saxby, educationist.
S. Lt.-Col. Wm. M. B., Truro, N.S.
(q.".) : b. Onslow, N.S" 1873; e, Truro
and Wolfville, N.S., and Sackvllle,
N.B.; m., 1898, Miss Lena Z. Baird,
Co. Cumberland, N.S.; horticulturist:.
Maritime Exp. Farm, Nappan, N.S"
1896-1905; asst. V-rof. horticul.., Mac-
donald Call., P.Q., 1905; advanced to
prof., do., do. do., 1909: Presb,-
Macdonald College, P,Q.
Blats, The Bt, Bev. Andre Alben
(R. C.), Bishop.
S. Hubert and Marguerite (Roy) B.;
b. St. Vallier, P.Q., Aug. 26, 1842: e.
Ste. Anne de la Pocatlere, P.Q., Que-
bec Semy. and at Lêvls Call.: o. 1868;
vlcaire Slllery, 1868; prof. ColI. dè
Lévis, 1868-9; prof. of Eng. Quebec
Semy., and asst. dlr. of the Penslonnat,
1869-73; dir. iPentsionnørt:. 1873-74:
student at Rome, 1874-77; D.C.L.
(Lycêe Pont. de l' Apolllnalre), 1877;
prof. canonical law Quebec Semy.,
1877-81; chaplain Bon Pasteur, Que-
bec, 1882-89; bp, of Germanicopolls
and coadjutor to late Mgr. Langevin,
Rlmouskl, 1889-91; Bp. Rlmouski since
F1eb. 6, 1891; attended Plenary CouncU,
Quebec, 1909, and Eucha1'llstic Con-
gress, Monrtreal, 1910.-Bishop's Pal-
ace, Rimouski, P.Q,
Blake, Eon. Edward, lawyer; states-
man.
E. S. late Hon. William Hume B.,
Chancellor of U.C., now Ont., and
Catherine Hume B., grandd. Wm.
Hume of Humewood, IM.P. for Wlck-
low in the Brit. House of Commons,
and grands. Rev. Dominick Edward R
(of the family of B. of CasUegrove, Gal-
way), In his lifetime rector of Killtegan
and .of Lough Brlc-kland, and R. D.; b.
presen.t village of Calmgorm, Ont., Oct.
13. 1833; e. U. C.Coll. (Gov.-GenI.'s
prlzeman), and Univ. .of Toronto (B.A.,
and silver med. In classics, 1854; M.A.,
1858;' LL.D., 1889; barnister, 1856: suc-
cessfully I})1'Qctdsed
n 'l'oronlbo, princl-
iplally In 'P8Jrtnershiip with his bro., Hon.
S. H. B. (q.",), being bead o! his tIrm
and l'Ong one of 'the leaders of the Can,
bar; retired from the firm, 1901: K.C.
(VisoouIlit iMonck), 1864: a bencher of
the Law Soc., U.C., 1871: treas. of do.,
1879; was for a time one of the ex-
aminers In, and a lecturer on, equity
law for the Law Soc.; apptd. an hon.
memo of the law faculty, Toronto
Univ., 1888; declined appt. as chan-
cellor of U.C., under the govt. of Sir
.John Macdonald, 1869: as chief justice
of Can., under the govt. of Mr. M'lc-
kenzle, 1875; and as chief justice ot
Ont., under that of Sir W. Laurler,
1897; appeared frequently befor
the
Jl. Comte. of 1.he P.e. in Eng., his SeT-
vices being retained In many cases
taken there from the Dom.: was chief
counsel for the appellants In the Man.
Sch. case before that tribunal, 1895;
was chief counsel for the Dam. in the
dispute between the Provinces and the
Dom. over the reduction in the repre-
sentation of the old Provinces, except
Quebec, atter the previous census,
1904: was also the chief counsel In the
Alaska Boundary case, but had to
throw up his brief on account of sud-
den Illness; his 'Political career began
in 1867, the epoch of Confederation:
early espoused the Lib. cause, and was
110
often Importuned to enter ParIt.; In
the year mentioned was elected both
to the Ho. of Commons and the Legis-
lature; was Immediately offered the
leadership of his party In the latter
body, but it was not till 1869 that he
consented to aücept that position; on
the de,feat of the Sandfield Macdonald
govt., Dec., 1871 (an event largely due
to his efforts), was called upon to form
a new Admn., and succeeded In the
task; he himself took the office of
Presdt. of the Council without salary;
on the abolishment of dual representa-
tion, some time later, resigned the
Premiership with the view of devoting
the whole of his attention to Federal
politics; in the H.C. he was urged to
accept the leadership, but declined the
honour; was, nevertheless, one of the
greatest champions In the well-remem-
bered con test OVier the Pacific Scandal,
which resulted In the downfall of Sir
John A. Macdonald; when Mr. Mac-
kenzie became Prime Minister of Can.,
accepted a position In his cabinet, with-
out office; was sworn of the Privy
Council, Nov. 7, 1873; In Feb., 1874, re-
signed owing to lll-heaHh; In May, 1875,
accepted office as Mlnr. of Justl
,
and while such undertook an official
mission to Eng., touching amendments
to the law of extradition, etc.; was
mainly Instrumental In perfecting the
constitution of the Supreme Ct. of Can.
at Its establishment, and personally
selected the judges first apptd. thereto;
after the diefeat of the Mackenzie Govt.
at the pons, 1878, was chosen leaàer
of the Lib. party In the H.C., In place
of the ex-Premier, whose health had
become Impaired by his arduous official
labours; remained In that position until
ø.fter the g.e. of 1887, when he retired
and W3!S succeeded .by !Mr. (JlJOW Sir
W.) Laurler; subsequent to that event
took no prominent part either In the
debates In the House, or In the general
work of his party; at the g.e., 1890,
ðeclined renomination, and sent to his
constituents In West Durham a letter
expressing his views of the condition
and prospects of the country; this
letter was believed to be of the greatest
Importance, but It was not pUblished
until after the elections; when the
letter was made pUblic it created a
genuine sensation, for It not only an-
!bOunced the great leader's retirement
from political life, but expressed the
gravest forebodings concerning the
future of Can.; U The splendid oratory
and brilliant genius of Mr. B.,.. says
Mr. Adams (q.v.), from whose work at
biography we 'have ,taken some of the
facts herein, U were keenly missed In
Parlt., and many were the hopes ex-
pressed that he would recon.slder his
determination, and return to his right-
ful place as leader of his party to; in
June, 1892, these hopes were dispelled
by his acceptance of an Invitation ex-
tended to him by the le.ad.eJI's of the
Irish parliamentary party to accept a
seat In the Brit. H.C.; he landed In
Irel. a few weeks prevIous to the
electJIO'll of 1892, and was reælvoo with
great cordiality; he stood for the con-
stituency of South Langford and was
returned by a very large majority;
his advent Into Imp. politics was made
BLAKE.
under the most auspidous circum-
stances, and fully justified the fondest
hopes of his !rlends; he continued to
sit for South Langford while he re-
mained a memo of the Brit. ParIt., and
did much to popularize the Irish cause
throughout the Empire; was presented
to Queen Victoria, Buckingham Palace,
July, 1882, and again, subsequently;
In 1894 he was elected a memo of the
Extve. Comte. of ttIe II'IIsh ParlIament-
ary party; in the same year he was In-
cJm<1ed in tlhe Royal Comn., apptd. Do
enquire Into the finanC'lal relations
between Gt. Brit. and Irel.; this Comte.
reported that Irel. was bearing an un-
fair share of taxation, and In 1897 he
was selected to move an amendment to
the address In reply to the Queen's
speech on the subject; later, he moved
a substantiV1e resolution thereon; In
1895 he went to New Zealand, to serve
as arbitrator between the New Zealand
Govt. and the New Zealand Midland
Ry. Co., and made his award In Dec.,
wholly In favour of the Govt.; In 1896
he was one of the comte. of 15 of the
H.C. appointed to Investigate South
African affairs and the causes of the
TraIl'SV1aa1 raid; his cross-examination
of Cecil Rhodes has been spoken of as
"a masterly piece of work to; he was
very successful in obtaining funds for
carrying on the work of the Irish
Parliamenrtary party, and contributed
himself Largely thereto; to the election
fund of the McCarthylte wing of the
NatLonallst party, 1895, his subscrip-
tion was n,ooo; was arbitrator for
Nfd. In the Reld-Nfd. Govt. case, 1904-
5; in the same year was elected chair-
man of Comtes. (H.C.); was the first
(and for 14 yrs. continuously) presdt.
of the Toronto Gen!. Trusts 00. ; on his
resignation of the office, 1896, the
other directors of the Co. presented
the Ont. Legislature with his portrait
In oils, "to mark their esteem for him
and their appreciation of his services
In some lasting way to; throughout his
career, his Interest In education-and
especially higher education-has been
most marked; he was eLected Chan-
cellor .of the Unlv. of Toronto, 1873;
In 1888 he gave $2,500 to found
scholarships In poUtlcal science In that
Institution, and In 1891 he agreed to
give $20,000 as a fund towards en-
dowing junior matriculation scholar-
ships therein; after the destruction of
.tihe 'buHdlngs Off ,the Un-Iv. by fire. 1890,
he gave largely to the rebuilding fund.
and did much otherwise to assist In
tble 'W1OTk of l'eStoratilon; he declined
a K. C. iM. G., :for his pUblic 'services.
1876; 'Was a del. 1:0 the 3rd Com-
merclal CQngress, London, 1893, at
a d'lnner given .In !hils honour In
Toronlto, Thb., 1894, .hie caliled him-
self an "Irishman, and an Imperialist,
not In a jingo sense, but an Imperialist
In the fullest sense of the word. and
with the belief that the destiny of the
Brit. Empire Is to occupy the foremost
position as a clvlllzer and Chrlstlan-
Izer throughout the whole world" ; con-
tinuing, !he said, "M looked forward
to the granting of Home Rule to Ire!.
In the near future, and thereafter to
seeing systems of local govt. ('stab-
lIshed In all the great historical and
BLAKE-BLAKEMORE.
111
natural divisions of Gt. Brit. with one
Fe<teral Parlt. in con.trol"; his por-
trait, painted by Grier (q.v.), was ex-
hibited at the Royal Acad., London,
1895; an Ang. of evangel. leanings;
owing to continued Ill-health he retired
from the Imp. Parlt. and from all par-
ticipation In political affairs, 1907.-
It H omewood/' Toronto; It III aison
Rouge;' Murray Bay, P.Q.; National
Liberal Club, London, Eng.
"A scho1ar, 1awye-r and statesman of re-
pute."-Saturdal/ Review.
"A man CJIf moder-ation and so-u.nd judg-
ment."- W e8tmin8ter Gazette.
"A ma.n of power, fairness, eloquence
and abilit)....-Lord Alver8tone.
"A great JawyeT with his soul free from
greed from u.n
ust gain."-T. Telegram.
"The JD()st brillian,t orator, and one of
the most ca.pable statesmen of Can."-Lord
R08eberl/.
"The most powerful Canadian speoaker
whose voice has been heard by this gene<ra-
tion."-T. Globe.
"A public man with the fruits of
statesmanI-ike instinct, wide culture and
a lon-g experience in public life."-London
Punch.
"As a poHtic.al leader his word was
aUJth-orita.tive, his co'lln.sel w:iæ, his heart
generoU8, his n.ame syn-onymous of honoT."
S. N.
"I have kn()'Wn an the public men ()f
Oan. inotimateIy f()r 28 yrs. past, and I
believe Edward Blake to be the .ablest ()f
them aH."-The late Bon. George Brown.
"Many OaI1a(},ia.n5 have differed from
him in matters of l'Ücal politics, but the.re
are none whO' do not respect him for hiB
high talents and for his exalted character."
-M. & E.
Blake, Edward W1lliam Hume, lawyer.
E. s. Hon. Edward (q.v.) and Margt.
(Cronyn) B.; b. Toronto, June 28,
1860; e. under late Dr. Tassle, Galt,
Ont., U. C. CoH. and Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., 1882); m., Jan., 18-90, Georgie,
d. late Alex. Manning, formerly Mayor
of Toronto; barrister, 1888; not now
In praCltioe; a diÏr. NIlit. Horse ShoV'r
As,sn. ; V..;P. Ont. Brewers' lRß'd
:M.albsters' Assn., 1904; a Lib., and has
declined IßJOmina.blon to Parlt.; Ang.-
94 St. George St.. Toronto: Toronto
Club; Hunt Club; York Club. do.
Blake, Ron, Samuel Hume, lawyer;
retired judge.
Bro. Hon. Edward B. (q.v.); 2nd
s. late Hon. Chancellor B.; b. Toronto,
Aug. 31, 1835; e. U.C. ColI. and To-
ronto Univ. (B.A., 1858) ; m., 1st, Feb.,
1859, Rebecca (d., LondJon, Eng., May,
1901), 3rd d. late Rt. Rev. B. Cronyn,
Lord Bp. of Huron; 2ndly, Oct., 1909,
MIss Baird; barrister, 1860; K.C.
(Ont.), 1872; do. (M. of Lansdowne),
1885; v:lce chancellor 'Of Ont., Dec. 2,
1872; resigned, do., May 15, 1881;
resumed practice as a m.em. of his for-
mer firm, do.; long one of the leaders
of the Provl. bar; some time a memo
of the law faculty, Toronto Unlv.;
apptd. a gov., Toronto Unlv., 1906;
resigned, do., 1909; was also a trustee
Toronto Unlv. Residence Fund; a
Bencher (ex-otftcio) of the Law Soc.;
also, a memo of comte. on Legal Educ. ;
outside of hIs
rof. (has always given
much attention to religious and phll-
anthropic work; has been one of the
leaders of the Evangel. Sch. of Church-
men, and all his life a Sunday sch.
teaoher; has given largely for ch. and
benevolen.t purposes; among other
positions filLed by him have been the
presidency of the Intern. Convention
of Sunday Schs. and the presidency
of the local Y.M.C.A., of the Prisoners'
Aid As'Sn., and of the local branch of
the Evang. IAlldance; was el-ected chair-
man, Layman's Missy. Movement,
1907; elected hon. presdt. Murray Bay
Convalescenlt Home, P.Q., 1911; has
written much on religious topics;
an Ang. IRn'd 0'JlIe of ,the founders of
Havergal Ladles' 00011., 1894; bls :por-
trait has 'been executed by Grier (q.v.)
f'or WydÞifre CoN., Toronto; formerly
a Lib., ,but more recoently a foHow.er of
Sir J. P. Whitney (q.v.) ; fuvouI"ed tbe
Taft-F1ialding ReciprocIty ,pact, 1911.-
6 Maple Ave., Toronto.
"A man who has bra..ins and couTage."-
T. Telegram.
"A man of deep oonvicti'Ü'D. and a brave
he.a-rt."-T. World.
"A man of inltegrity so strict &8 to be
prove.rbial.-M. & E.
"A man of brilliant attainments, sturdy
and forcible character and stro1lg public
spirit."-T. Star.
"One of t.he greatest of the na.tion-
builders, whose wo.r:k in moulding the poHcy
CJIf the Church ()f E.ng. in Can,ada, during
half a. century, many are grateful for."-
Ven. Archdeacon Cody (q.v,).
Blake, Samuel Verschoyle, barrister.
Y. s. Hon. E. (q.v.), KC., and Margt.
(Cronyn) B.; b. Toronto, Mch., 1868; e.
privately, at Jarvis St., CoH. Inst., and
Toronto Unlv.; m., Johannesburg, S.A.,
July, 1902, Florence (a Royal Can.
Nursing Sister), e. d. late John
Cameron, London, Ont. ; barrister,
1893; head of firm B. & Redden, prac-
tising In London, Eng., in connedion
with the .II. Comt.e, P. C., Eng. ; Ang.-
17 Victoria St., London, Eng.
Blake, W1lliam Hum., lawyer.
S. Hon. S. H. (q.v.) and Rebecca
(Cronyn) B.; b. Toronto: e. Toronto
Unlv. (B.A., 1882); m., July, 1889,
Alice Jean, 2nd d. David Law, Mont-
real; barrister, 1885; KC., 1902; prac-
tises In Toronto as a memo of firm
B., Lash & Cassels; Ang.--:JO Dale
A venue, Toronto; Toronto Club, do.
Blakemore, WnUam, mining engineer;
journalist.
S. 'Wm. B., presdt. S. Staffordshire
Inst. of Mining Engrs., and Susan, d.
Saml. and Elizabeth Cotterill, B.; b.
Wolverhampton, Eng., Mch. 28, 1864;
e. WlOlvel"hamp.ton Grammar Sch.; m.,
1st, 1874, Agnes (d.), d. Joseph .Jenks,
WoIV'er.hampton; 2ll'dly, Jan., 1910,
Marian Bizwtte, d. '1Jate J. B. Smith;
practi.sed as a min,ing and oivH en-gr. In
Ðng., 1874-93, 3JI1d In Ca.n., 1&93 ta
date; -consulrting civil engr. Rate.payers'
Assn., Birmingham, In conneotJion wllth
city water 'scheme; first presdt. Nat.
AiSsn. CoH1ery 'Mangrs., Eng., 1890;
mining engr. Dom. ICoal Co., Cape Bre-
tan. 1894; mindng engr. Crow's Nest
Plass ÛOia!I' 00., B.C., 1897; oonsuÞt.
m:ini-rug en-gr. 00. P. Ry., 1900; is a
memo N. of Eng. Inst. Mining
112
BLAXCHARD-BLAND.
Engrs., of Can. Inst. Mining Engrs.;
prlzeman N. of Eng. Inst. MIn-
Ing Engrs., and Greenwell gold med,
do.; took to journalism without relin-
quishing mining consultations, becom-
Ing ed. Nelson Tribune, 1905, and has
since been ed. and prop of The Week
(Victoria and Vancouver), and pd. of
Westward Hot pUblished monthly at
same places; has likewise, for many
yrs. oontrlbuted largely to the mining
press of Eng. and Can.-Vicforia, B.O.;
Victoria Tennis Olub, do.
Blanchard, Clarence John, U.S. public
service.
S. John and Lucy (Young) B.; b.
Norham, Ont., Dec. 4, 1863; e, Iowa
Agricul. CoM.; m., June, 1895, Mis.s
FanlJlie GeneV'lev.e Alexand.er, ,Minn:e-
apolls; was depty. state oil Inspr., Iowa,
1886-91; special press correspondent,
CentTal Am., 1892-3 and 1898; .do.,
HawaIIan Islands, 1899; chief of Irri-
gation sec., 12th Census, U. S., 1900;
was in charge special Investigation of
Irrigation, 1902-3: since 1904 has been
statistician, U. S. Reclamation 'Ser-
vice; apptd. a mem, Depart. StaUs.
Comn., 1907; is also a memo Nat. Con-
servation Assn., Nat. Drainage Assn.
and Nat. Geograph. Soc.; Is the author
of many bulletins and monographs on
Irrigation, etc. ; 'has contributed articles
to Pacific Monthly, Rev. of Revs., and
Nat. Geograph, Mag.; a .Rep. ; a Me<t,h.
_tiThe EarUngton," Washington, D.C.;
Nat. Pre88 Club; Cosmos Club, do.
Blanchard, J[iJI Bon. Stan1slaWl, Co.
Ct. judge.
Apptd. judge of the Co. Court, Kings,
P.E.I., Dec. 23, 1904; R. C.-Charlotte-
town, P.E.I.
Blanche, The Bight Be"f'erend Gu.-
tave (R. C.).
S. L. and :Marie (Haya.rd) lB.; 'b.
Jos'Selin. Diooose de VanlJles, France,
ApI. 30, 1849; e. France; ca;lled Ito the
bar .tJhere; a volun'reer in ,the Franco-
Prusslan Wlar, ,1870: joined Eudlst
Ol'do
r, 1873: 10 .prlest., lM'Ch., 1878; d:lr.
l':Ðcolie St. Jean, VersaJIUes, 1878-90 and
1899-1903 : d
r. CoIl., Church Point, N:S.,
1890-99: elected p.ravl. Eudlst Father
in Am., 1903; elected bishop tJltulall'E!
de Slcca 3Jnd VIlcaTe apostollque GuM
of St. Lawrence, Sept. 12, 1905; 0011Jge-
crated Oot. 28, 1905; atbendoed Plenary
Council, Quebec, 1909, and. Eucharistic
Congress, ,Montreal, 1910. - 8eve?1
Islands, Saguenay, P.Q.
Bland, B..v, Charle. Edward (Meth)
educationist. . ,
S. late Rev. Hy. F. B. (Meth.), a
native Addlngham, Yorkshire, Eng.,
and Emma (Levell) B.; b. Montreal'
e. high schs. Que. and Montreal, and
McGill Unlv. (B.A. and
old med. in
classics, 1883) : theol. studies at Wesl.
Theol. CoIl., Montreal (B.D., 1891);
In., 1892, EmIly PaJlrmer, d. late Wan.
Sherw{)()(]., barl"lster, BrockvlUe, On1.;
o. 1886; has had followlni:' charges:
Dorchester St. and S1. Henri Chs.
Montreal; Waterloo, P.Q.; Westmount
Sherbrooke St., Montreal; apptd. prof:
phil. and ethics, Wesl. Theol. CoIl.,
Mocmtreal, Apt, 1906, Teslgneò to accept
chair ()f BY'sWmalt1c and hlstor.ical
theal., .Mbel'ta Math. 0011., 1911; has
been presdt. Montreal Minis. ASSIIl.:
well kI1iOWI1! as a IIJUlblrlc lecturer.-Ed-
monton, A lta.
.. Combines broad culture with deep and
fervent piety. "-M. Wit?1e...
Bland, 3ev, Edward M1chael (Ang.).
S. Francis L. B.; b. Snaresbrook
Essex, Eng.; e, Halleybury, and wa
an un.derg. Corpus Christi ColI., Camb. ;
m. MISS !Mia'rie A. Ðl"bs (-d. ApI. 1908),
GaJIt, Orut.; came 10 Can., 1872; 10. dea-
con, 1875; .priest, 1876; !Was suc-
cessively missy. Dungannon, Bernie
and parts adjacent; incumbent Inger
solil; rector St. George's, St. CaJt.harirues .
d:o. OhrdS't Oh. OaJth., HalIlii-lwn; re
SIgrJ!OO 18Jtber appt., Dee., 1899; author
.. Memoirs VeIW Rev. Dean Geddes";
a del. to GenJ. Synoo; 'WIaS 1st .pre.sdt.
:
ka Lakes Assn.-Hamilton, Ber-
Bland, Bev, Salem Goldworth (Meth.),
oo'llært:ionist.
Third s. late Rev, Hy. F, B. (Meth.)
and Emma, d. lat,e Rev. Wm. Levell
(Meth.); b. Lachute, P.Q., Aug. 26,
1859; e. high schs. Dundas, Kingston,
BellevUle, at Morrin ColI., and McGill
Unlv. (B.A., 1897) ; D.D., hon.
(Queen's Unlv.), 1903; entd. ministry,
1880; 0, 1884; since stationed at
Kingston, Perth, Quebec. Cornwall,
Smith's Falls, Ottawa, and Winnipeg;
secy. Montreal Conf., 1898; apptd. prof.
New Test. exe
esls and ch. history,
Wesl. ColI., Winnipeg, 1903; has writ.
ten and lectured much, .. The Develop-
ment of the Can. Type of Character,"
.. Civic and Social Problems" and
.. The Building of a Nation" being
among the most popular of his lec-
tures; not Identified with either politi-
cal party, but has laboured strenu-
ously for temp., social and moral
reform; a Meth., but still more a cath.
Christian, desiring and working for a
federation of Christian churches and
the Chrlstlanlzatlon of the miscalled
secular activities of the world; one who
believ'es tlhat ,the most spiritual ch, Is
the broadest; an ardent Imperialist.
who believes Can. should share In the
cost, as well as the protection, of the
Empire: a free trader; a-believer In
the single tax on land values: an ear-
nest advocate of the largest measure of
public ownership that can safely be
managed; a prohibitionist, but willing,
where prohlbftlon is not Immediately
feasible to seek the adoption of any
scheme of govt. control that has been
found to lessen the evil of the traffic;
one who believes in and exercises the
right of the pulpit to speak clearly
and strongly on all the great public
issues: favours the erection of a Can.
.. Hall of fame."-Wesley College, Win-
nipeg.
.. A man of wide theoI. culture and
spirit."-T. Globe.
.. One of the ablest and most thought.
ful of the younger Meth. ministers in Gan.
to-day."-Puøb. Rev.
.. A broad-minded Meth.; a man who is
rpgarded both educationally aud spiritually
a. a great force In Can. life."-Ki?1gøton
Whig.
113
.
BLAYLOCK-BLISS,
Blaylock, Selwyn GwUlym, metallur-
gist.
S. Rev. ThO's. B., M.A. (Ang.); b.
Paspeblac, P.Q., Feb. 18, 1879; e.
Bishop's ColI. Sch., Lennaxville, and
McGlll Univ. (B.Sc., 1899); m., 1904,
Ruperta Margt., d, late Jas. Riddle.
DanvUle, P.Q., formerly chief chemist
Can. Smelting Works, Trail, B.C.; now
metallt. Consolld. Mlng. & Smelt. Co.-
Trail, B.C.
Blewett, Francis Blchard, lawyer.
S. John and Eliza (Getty) B.; b.
Napanee, Ont., May 11, 1869; e. pub-
lic and high school, Napanee, and On-
tario Law Sch()o()}; U11IIlb.; barristør,
1891; K.C., 190.8; head il-egat firm B. &
Bray, List'ow-al; Ipre.sdt. -LI.sbowel Lawn
Too'nis and Bowling Club, 190.3; do.
Listowel Club, 190.4; Grand lMas'ter
I,O.O.F., Ont., 190.5-0.6; grand repre-
seßltative of Oni. to Sov>ereign Grand
Lodg,e, I.O.O.F., Ont., 190.7-0.8; .balds
high rank in Masonic order; presdit.
Young Con. Assn., Listowel, 1899-0.0.;
V.-P. UstoW1el Ub.-Con. IAssn., 190.4-
0.8; Ang.-Listawel, Ont.; Lfstawel
Club, dO'.
Blewett, Be"" George John (Meth.),
ed uca tionist.
S. Wm. and Mary (Baker) B., Carn-
wall, Eng.; b. Yarmouth, nr. St.
Thomas, Ont., Dec. 9, 1873; e. Toranto
Univ. (B.A., and Gov.-Genl.'s med.,
1897) ; Ph.D. (Harvard), 190.0.; Rogers
memorial fellow (do.), 190.0.-0.1, and
Bawdoln prlzeman, 190.1; studied also
at WUrzburg, Berlin, and Oxford; a.
1898; labaured Man. and N. W. Conf.;
lecturer In vhll. Wesley ColI., Winni-
peg, 190.1:'0.6; called to' Ryerson chair
af moral phil., Vlctarla ColI., Toranta,
190.6; Taylor leet.. YaJlle Unoiv., 1910.;
publl!.shed a vollume of studies in
Idealism and mysticism, under the title.
.. The Study of Nature and the Vision
of God" (190.7); m., July, 190.6, Clara
Marcia (B.A., Vlctaria ColI., 190.1),
2nd d. Rev. R. W. Woodswo'l'th.-
110 Farnham Ave., TarantO'.
II Possesses a mind of many parts, har.
moniously proportioned and excellently
balanoeed."-The la.te Oeo. Murray.
mewett, :JIrIr.. Jean, poet and littera-
teur.
D. John and Janet McK1shnle, na-
tives I()f ArgyIolshdre, Soot.; b. Scotia,
Lake Erie, Ont., Nov. 4, 1862; e. St.
Thomas ColI. Inst.; m. Basset Blewett,
Cornwall, Eng.; early In her career
wrote .. Cabinet Articles," a series af
pen pictures. quaint and grave and
gay, which appeared In various mags.
and newspapers; since then has pUb-
lished .. Out of the Depths:' a novel
(1885); .. Heart Songs:' a book af
verse (1897), and" The Corn Flower
and Other Poems" (190.6) ; one of her
poems, U Spring," took the prize af
$60.0. offered by the Chicago Time3-
Herald for the best voem on the sub-
ject; for some yrs. has been an the
'PeJrmanerut staff of the Toron'Ìo Daily
Globe; elected V.-P. Dickens Fellow-
ship, Toronto, 190.8; re-øloecteà do.,
1911.-,f9! Markham st., Taranto.
.. All her work is distinguished with a
touch (If aimplicit,. and aympathy' '-
T. Newil.
.. Sweet and pure.eyed, clear.voiced,
holding the God.given dower, a. poet'a
soul."-Late Eugene Field.
Bligh, Ham. Harding, Dom. public
service.
S. late Jas. and Sarah E. B., Lake-
vUle, N.S.; b. CarnwaIlis, N.S., ApI.
14, 1842; e. Acadia Coll. (B.A., 1864;
M.A., 1867; D.C.L., 1897); m., Nov"
1872, Alice T., d. ,laite IBlowers Smith,
HaJ..lfax, N.S. ; barrister, 1868 ;
sl,lccessfu)ly 'Practised at Halifax,
N.S., In partnership successively with
Hon. Jas. (afterwards Chief Justice)
Macdonald. the late W. A. Johnstane,
Q.C., and the present Juc1ge Longley;
offioial assi'gnee, Co. Halifax, 1879 ; K.C.
(M. Lansdowne), 1884; R.O., under E,
F. Act., Co. Antigonish, 1885; librarian
Supreme Ct. of Can., which office he
stlU fiUs, Ju1y, 1892; publ.ished II Iadex
to the Revised Statute-s'Of Can." (1884) ;
ed. .. -Oons'Oliidated Orders-in-Council 'Of
Oam." (1889), and" Statutory Ana1ota-
tlon<s to the Rev.ised Statutes -of Can.,
190.6, and Other Canadian Statutes"
(1910.); one 'Of t:Jhe compilers II Dom.
I.a.w Index" (1890. and 1898), and of
rt'he "Onlt. La.w Index" (1895 and 190.0),
and of It!he " Quebec Law InJdex"
(1898) ; has been presð:t. ()titawa Lit.
and: Scientific -Soc.; e. Bapt.; was .for-
m-erly a Senart:'Or Acadia Un'Ïv., and Is
now a. ,Senator MCMaster Univ. (IM.A"
ad eund., 1894).-,f!7 Gilmour St., Otta-
wa.
Blight, Arthur Howard, vocalist.
S. Mrs. H. M. B., Toronto; b. there;
studied for his prof. In Toronto,
. Y..
and In Londan. Eng.. at the last-named
city under Wm. Shakespeare; a well-
known cancert baritone; has been solo-
ist Old St. Andrew's Ch" Metropalltan
Methodist Ch., and naw at Bloor St.
Pr
sb. Ch., Toronto; 1s a.lso 'Principal
Toronto Junoblon 00101. <of .Music.-5!7
Palmerstan Ave., TarantO'.
BUpt, :J1r11'II., arganist, pianist and
choir leader.
B. St. Catharlnes, Ont.: wldaw late
Hy. M. B., Taronta; as a child was
organist St. Gearge's Ch., St. Cathar-
ines, Ont.; was subsequently arganlst
and choir leader successively at St.
Peter's Ch., Elm St. Meth. Ch., and
Bloor St. Presb. 'Ch., Toronto, holding
the latter pasltlon for 12 yrs. ; resigned..
190.7; best known as an accomplished
accompanlst.-Taranto,
"An artist of rare and &xce.ptional
a.bility."-T. World.
Blis8, Bev, Charle. Vaughan For.ter
(Ang.).
E. s. late Rev. Chas. P., formerly
rector Sussex, N.B., and Dorothy Anne
(Forster) B.; U.E.L. stock; b. Har-
vey, N.B., May 12, 1853; e. King's Call.
Grammar Sch.. N.H.. and Ottawa;
joined C. S., Ottawa, 1872, and was
successively private secy. Sir Leanard
Tilley and Hon. Isaac Burpee, when in
office there; o. deacon, 1881; priest,
1883; did arduous mission work, Nlpls-
sing and Parry Sound, for 13 yrs., dur-
ing which time he organized 12 congs.
In a dist. comprising 13 townships, and
114
BLISS-BOARDMAN,
.
built 9 churches and 2 parsonages;
also established " associate mission
plan"; R. D. Renfrew, 1889; rector
EganvUle, do.; chairman R. D.'s, Ot-
tawa Diocese, 1896; rector Pakenham,
1889; do. Almonte, 1903; Smith's Falls,
since 1909; established" Clerical Guide
Bind Ohurohman's Direotory" (1876;
2nd ed., 1879); 'has writt.en much
for religious press; a del. to Ang.
Synod; m., 1873, Mary Letitia, 2nd
d. late Lt.-Ool. G. H. Perry, C.E.,
Ottawa.-The Rectory, Smith's Falls,
Onto
"A thoughtful and earnest minister."-
The Archbp. Lewi8.
Bliss, Lt,-Col, Lawrence Donald
Cameron Forster, late Can.
milltia staff.
Bro. 'of preceding; y. s, late Rev.
C. P. B., Ottawa; b. Springfield. N.B..
Oct. 27, 1861; e. private schs. and
Unlv. Ottawa; m., May, 1886, Bertha
Frances, y. d. Hon. John Costigan,
P.C., Senator; served C. S. Can., 1882-
96; commanded 2nd Field Batty., C. A.,
1904-06; deputy asst. adjt.-genl. head-
quarters, ApI., 1906; presdt. S. A..
Me&all Assn., 1908; served Yukon
Field Force, 1898-99; S. A. War, 1900-
02, until end of hostilities; apptd. It.-
co1. Ordnance Stores Corps, on Its for-
mation, July 1, 1903, and Dosted to
charge, headquarters depot; transfd. to
Winnipeg, 1905; retired retaining rank,
1909; elected presdt. Western Can.
S. A. Assn., 1908; war services
cover iN. W. Rebeill1.:iol1, Call'. , 1885, in-
cluding oopera.bions against Chief! BIg
Bear's ban'd (moed.), and S. A. War,
1900-02, Inc1udll'll'g opeiratrions ,In Orange
Free State, wdth actJlon1s 8)t Vet Riv-er.
Zand Riiv-er, opera.tions in 'ÌJhe Trams-
vaal, with acti'ons near JohanlßtßSlburg,
Pretoria, !DlamK>nd Hm, operations in
Transvaa,l east of p,retorla, wI th ac.UoniS
at Reit V'led; 8Jlso operations in the
TraYllSva.aI, Feb. amd 'May, 1902 ('oor,se
shot .In action, KomaN River; war
moo., 5 clasps; menrtJioned in de-
sp3.1tches, Lond. Gaz., JuIl'Y 29, 1902;
med, for diSlUn.gulshJed coruducl in the
fleld); a R. C.-Ottawa; Manitoba
Club, Winnipeg.
.. Regarded as one of the best author-
ities on military law in Can,"-O. Oituen,
Blom1l.eld, Charle. James, retired
business man.
Y. s. Rt. Hon. and Rt. Rev, C. ;1. B.,
D.D., late Lord BIshop of London; b.
Fullh\a.m .Pal'ROe, lJonoo'I1, Eng., May 31,
1831; e. private sch. and Rugby; m.,
June, 1865, Jane, d. Saml. Strickland,
Lakefleld, Ont.; for 25 yrs. In the ser-
vice of Can. Land & EmIgration Co.,
as accountant, secy.-treas. to local bd.,
and finallv mangr. under hQme bd.;
since 1907 living In B.C.; has written
much for Can. press; has published
translations of odes of Horace and
short poems In German, etc. ; Ang., and
a del. to Synod.-Kelowna, B.C.
JUne, Archibald, Dom. public service.
S. late John B., a native of Lochgtl-
head, Airgy,ldtShlre, Scot., and Maory
(iM.adravdSh) B.; b. Orford, 00. Kent,
Ont.. Feb. 3, 1840; e. :there; LL.D.,
bon. (!MoMaster Unlv.), 1908; ordg\n-
ally a 'Publio se-h. ,teaoher, .tater
gave up thIs occupation for journal-
ism; served on staff St. Thomas J our-
nal, 1867-79, when he became nIght ed.
and ed. writer on Toronto Globe, pass-
ing thence, In 1880, to the Toronto
World; organized Ont. Bureau of In-
dustries, becoming secy. thereof, 1882;
Deputy Minr. of AgrIculture, same pro-
vince, 1884; a memo and secy. of the
Royal comn. to enquIre rInrt:o the mlin-
eral resources of Ont.; organized its
Bureau of Mines, and was placed at
its head, where he remained for 9 yrs.;
called to Ottawa, as chief c
nsus
commr. for the Dom., July, 1900; pro-
moted chief offr. census and statistics
for Can., oct. 1. 1905; Can. deL Intern.
Agriout Oongress, Rome, Ita:1y, Jan.,
1910 ; an hoIb. m'em. 'Can. Press
A.ssn.; a del. ,to the Doop Water-
ways Conv.enti.O'Il. 1894; auth-oT or
"Resouroes .and progvess of Onot."
(1888), "The Growth of Canada in
the 20th Century" (1907), II UnIon and
Disunion In the Christian Church"
(1908), and other brochures; prepared
the bulletins and annual reports of the
Bureaus of IndustrIes and Mines, issued
during his connection with those bodies,
and the volumes of the Dom. Census,
and the Can. Year Book, issued by the
Govt. at OUa wa since his appt. there;
a Bapt., and before his appt. to the
pubUc service a Lib.; m., 1st. Feb.,
1869, Mary (d.), d. of John Black,
Tp. Yarmouth; and 2ndly, June, 1883,
Amella, d. of Ledley Brabant, Toronto.
3-i5B Kenni8ton Apartment8, E'lgin st.,
Ottawa.
.. A man of national and eminently
valuable service.' '-WeBtmi1\8ter,
"pQssetSßed CIf gre8l1l executive ability
a.nd just revels in figurea."-O. Free PreS8.
"A ma.n of ability, the accuracy and
fairness of whose work has been observed
and commended by the public."-London
Advertiser.
Blyth, Bev, Bobert Bayne (Con g.).
S. Robt. Y. and Margt. (Bayne) B.;
U. E. L. descent; b. Belwood, Ont.,
Mch. 1, 1872; e. HIgh Sch., Fergus,
Ont., Toronto Uruiv. (where he was
presdt. of his class) and McGUl Univ,
(B.A., 1898) ; studied theo1. Congo ColI.,
Montreal, graduating 1900: o. 1901;
home missIon pastOT, VIctorIa., B.C,
(where he buIlt a ch.), 1901; pastor,
Burlington, WIs., 1903; gold med. B, A.
Business ColI., Toronto, when 18;
serVJed as a. cIoJ'PO'I'aJl " E" HatJty..
R.C.F.A., In S. Africa during Boer
War; presented a bouquet of flowers to
Queen VIctoria on the occasion of her
leaving Osborne Ho., I. W., for her last
visit to Balmoral, on behalf of soldIers
In Convalescent Home, Cowes. where
he then was regaining his health, after
an attack of enterIc fever. with which
he was taken In S. Africa; m.. July,
1902, Miss Jane Broadfoot.-Burling-
ton, Wis.
Boardman, Frederick B" Dom. public
service.
S. Thos. B., Owen Sound, Ont.; b.
there, 1862; e. there; acquired a know-
ledge of printing there; worked at his
trade In Toronto up to 1902, when he
BODWElJ
BOGGS.
was apptd. mangr., printing dept.,
Mon treal . Herald; apptd. supdt. of
printing, Dept. of Public Printing and
Stationery, Ottawa, Nov., 1910; a del.
Printers' Congress, St. Louis, Mo.,
1910.-1,f,f James St., Ottawa.
Bodwell, Ernest Vining, lawyer.
S. late Ebenezer B., formerly M. P.
(H. C.), and SUbsequently supd1. WeI-
land Canal, and Esther D. (Crandon)
iE.; :b. ,
:H. Elgin, Ont.; e. there; m.,
1904, Mrs. iMaynard c.owa'Il ' , Victoria,
B.,C.; went .to B. C., 1884; ,barrister,
1885; K.C., 1900; bencher Law Soc.,
B.C., 1905; 'OI1Je ,of the leaders of the
B. C. bar; assoc. counsel foT Dom.
Gov!\:. Beihrlng Sea case, 1896; an un-
succeSsful .candidate for Victoria City
(Loca'l) , Lib. dnterest, 'McIh., 19P2
(vote: p.rior, 1,539; ,B., 1,484).-Vw-
toria, B.C.; Union Club, do.; Van-
couver Club, Vancouver, B.C.
II Logical and persistent as a counsel."
-V. World.
Body, Bev. Charles WilUam Edward
(Ang.).
S. Rev. E. E. B.; b. Clavham, Eng.,
Oct. 4, 1851; e. St. John's CoIl., Camb.
(B.A., 1875; M.A., 1878); TyrwhlU
He>b. sC'hoL (Univ. Camb.), 1878; fel-
low St. Joh'Il's DolL, Camb., 1877-81:
D.C.L. (hem.), Trln. Un
v., 1883;
S.T.D., Hobart CaÞl., 1887; D.C.L.
(hon.), LemlJOxviIle, 1892; o. de
,
1876; prloest, 1877; m., 1881, Miss
Frances Mary Perry, Chesterton,
Camb., Eng.; curalte, Chesterton, 1876-
81; vlce-úhancellor T.rin. Univ., To-
ronto, 1881-94; 'Prof. Old T'est. I
U. and
JllJterpretat1on, GeiliI. Theol. Serny.,
N. Y., sInoo Oct., 1894; author II The
Perman-erut Value of Genesis" (Pad-
dock .1Jecture,s, 1894) ; memo Am. Theoll.,
Phllos. and Orlenml Soc-s.-,f Chelsea
Sq., New York.
Bog, William Alexander, banking pro-
fession.
S. Lt.-Col. Thos. and Adelaide
(Hubbs) B.: b. Picton, Ont., July 20,
1863; e. High Sch., Picton; entd. øer-
vice Bank of Montreal, 1882; apptd,
2nd agent do., N. Y., Dec., 1906.-
!1 Pine St., New York; Willard'it Hotel,
do.; St. James's Club, Montreal.
BOgert, Clarence Atkinson, banking
profession.
E. s. Ven. Archdeacon and Ellzabeth
Grant (Atkinson) B.; b. Napanee, Ont.,
.July 7, 1864; e. Trln. ColI. Sch., Port
Hope; unm.; enobd. service Dom. Bank,
1881; 3!SSit. inspr., 1891; asst. mangr.,
Toronto Ibranch, 1895; man gr. Mont-
rea-I ,branidh, 1898; gen}, moangr. slnoe
!May, 1906; ooundI1or CM'On'trea!l Bd. 'Of
Trade, 1906; do. Can. Bankers' Assn.,
1906; a memo T()tI"onlto Bd. or Trade;
2nd V.
P. Royal Can. Golf Assßi., 1909;
a memo Earn Grey's iMusl.call and Dram-
atic OOInlpleltltion, 1910; <me or t:Jhe :pro-
moters Toronto Hunt, 1907: an en-
fuuslastic golfer and yã.cbtsman.-
King Edward Hotel, Toronto; Toronto
Hunt Club; York Club; Toronto Club,
do.; St. .James's Club; Mt. Royal Club;
Canada Club; Royal Montreal Golf
Club, Montreal.
.. A man of high standing, socially and
otherwise."--Can. Gazette (Lond.)
115
Bogert, The Venerable James John
(Ang.).
S. John and Mary (Radclif[e) B.;
b. BrockvUJlJe, OllJt., Aug. 2. 1835; e.
there and at Trin. Unlv., Toronto
(B.A., 1855; M.A., 1858; D.C.L.,
1902); o. deacon, 1858; priest, 1859;
successively curate Brampton and
Prescott; rector Napanee: do. S1. Al-
ban's, Ottawa, June, 1881, where he
stlIlls; R. D. Lennox, 1879; do. Carle-
ton, 1881; archdeacon Ottawa, 1897;
presdt. Ch, Choir Union, 1901; V.-P.
Ang. Sun. Sch. Assn., 1905; an official
del. BI-Cent. Ang. Ch. Celebration,
Halifax, 1910; author severa.! published
sermons; m., May, 1860, Elizabeth
Grant, d. late Rev. A. F, Atkinson,
D.C.L., rector, St. Catharines, Ont.-
St. Alban's Rectory, 169 Stewart st.,
Ottawa.
.. A strong pillar of the Ang. Ch. in
Ottawa and its dist."-O. Oitizen.
Boggs, Theodore Harding, education-
Ist.
E. s. Rev. Dr. W. B. B. (q.v.); b.
Ramapatam, Nellore Dist., India, Jan.
26, 1882; e. WolfvlIle High Sch., Hor-
ton CoIl. Acad., Acadia ColI., Wolfville,
(B.A., 1902; M.A., 1904); and Yale
Unlv. (B.A., 1905; M.A., 1906; Ph.D.,
1908); Instr. High Sch., Stockbridge,
Mass., 1902-3; do., Horton ColI. Acad.,
1903-4; do., Yale Univ., dept. of
anthrop. (his present position), 1907;
has In preparation a work on .. The
Influence of the Loyalists on the
PO'limca.1 CLUe of Nova SocotJIa."; ro.,
June, 1907, Muriel, d. R. G. Haley, St.
John, N.B.-Box 1093, Yale Station,
New Haven, Conn,
Boggs, Bev, WilUam Bambrlok
(Bapt.).
Descended from U. E. LoyaUsts frorn
New Brunswick, N.J.; s. Wm. Fraser
and Jessie W. (Clow) B.; b. Rants,
N.S., May 8, 1842; e. Acadia CoIl.,
Wolfville, N.S. (B.A., 1865; M.A.,
1874; D.D., 1895); D.D. (Wm. Jewell
0011., 'Mo.), 1889; m.. 1st, 1866, Mtss
Mary Bishop, Wolfvll:le, N.S. (d. 1870) ;
2ndly, 1875, (MIss F1lorn J. Eat'Oin, Ooorn-
wæHis, N.'S., late N. S. Bapt. rMl.sslon,
Bangkok, Siam; o. 1865; pastor -Syd-
ney, C.B., 1865-68; do. St. John, N.B.,
1874; entd. for mission service, and
sailed for East, Aug., 1874; tempor-
arily located In Slam, but transfd. to
India, 1875; since 1878 has been con-
nected with the Am. Hapt. Mission.
Union; returned to Can. for good, on
account of Ill-health, 1907: dean Gor-
don Mission Sch. In connection with
Newton Theol. Berny., 1908-10; while
In India his work was both evangel-
Istic and educational; was conn-ected
for many yrs. with the Telugu Theol,
Semy. at Ramapatam as principal:
llterary work also engaged his atten-
tion, both In the production of
vernacular text-books for use In
semy. and In editing periodicals.
both In Eng. and Telugu; author of
.. The Christian Ministry .. (Telugu
lang., 1888), II The Baptists: Who Are
They and What Do They Believe?"
(2nd ed., 1892), .. Outlines of Church
History" (In Telugu, 1896), .. A Com-
116
BOGGS-BOLE,
mentary on the Gospel of Luke to (do.,
1903).-Wolfville, N.S.
Boggs, Wnuam Edward, Bapt. mIs-
sionary.
S. Rev. W. B. B. (q.v.); b. Sydney,
C.B., ;July 24, 1867; e. Acadia CoIl.,
Wolfvllle, N.S. (B.A., 1887); followed
theol. course McMaster Unlv. (B.Th.,
1890) ; m., Oot., 1890, Maud E., d. W.
C. Moi-r, Haùi1'ax, N.S.: served. 8;S an
evangeN,st1c mdssy. In InÒJÌa, where he
WIe'llt in 1890; returned to Ca.n., 1906.
-Wolfville, N.S.
Bogle, David Blyth, journalist.
S. late Rev. Arud:rew B., Ca.l,ltander,
Ferthsh1re, Soot.: b. there, 1868: e.
Edinburgh Royal High Seth. and E}d.in-
burgh Univ. (M.A.); came to' B. C.,
1891' founded RJosslailid Miner, 1895;
In Partnersblp with John Houston,
M.L:A., In mining' business, 1896-99;
owner and ed. Nelson Miner, 1902; ed.
Vdct'Orla Colonist, 1902: a Lib.-Oon.;
has always ialren a deep dn.terest In
iJol1ltics and In the deveilopmen1 of
B. C. ; a keen student of soclol'Ogy and
p'OlitioaJl eoonom'Y; !possesses a <re.pu-
taUon as a rplaMorm s'P'eaker.-
8 Cad-
boro Bay Rd., Victoria, B.C.
Bogue, Blehard, merchant.
Y. s. late ;John B., Westminster,
Ont.; b. there, Sept. 15, 1845; e.
there, and Brockville, Ont.; m., 1st,
1875, Miss Eliza Galbraith, Bowman-
vllle, Onto (d.); 2ndly, Miss C. E.
Harrison, Mllton, Ont.; a memo of
firm B. & Smart, hardware merchants,
Brockvllle, 1876-82; went West, to
Winnipeg and Brandon, 1882; since
1883 has been In hardware business
at Moose ;Jaw, of which city he has
since been one of the moving spirits;
one of the first sch. trustees; mayor,
6 yrs., ending 1908; 'Presdt. Municipal
League, 1908: presdt. Union 'Of Sask.
iMunidpaJdtles, 1908
9; formerly presd:t.
Hudson Bay Ins. Co.; Lib.; Bapt.-
Moose Jaw, SCUlk.
., One of the great West's mest en.te.r.
prising business men."-M. Gazette.
.. BOhB, Erlo II (see Brown, ;John
Price).
Bohrer, Alfred Edward Max1m1l1an,
pianist.
S. late Wm. B.. teacher of singing
and pianoforte, Montreal, a native of
Stuttgart, Germany; b. Montreal, Feb.
25, 1860; e. St. Mary's (;Jesuit) CoIl.,
tJbere' m. 'Miss Bond: pursued muslcaJ
studiés under 'his father aßlà in Europoe;
hoimsellf a slliX.'e'Ssfu1 ,beaching pl'am.lst;
apptd. an examr. to selecl. a pupil to
holld iMont'l'Ieal musloall ,gcholl8!rsh
,In
RJoyal Ca1!l\ \Music, LoI1ldon; a coun-
eHlor and 'bursar Dom. CoOH. of Music
and V.-.P. German Soc., ,MiO'n'tre.aI.---6fO
Dorchester St. W., Montreal.
Boileau, PhiUp, artist.
S. 'laJte Baron Gauldrêe .ß., formerJy
consul-genl. for France, Quebec, and
Susan Taylor (Benton) B.; b. Quebec,
;June, 1863; e. En-g.; 'studJ.ed art In
Italy; commenced pa.lntlng, 1900; ex-
oels In .. Am. gkl" 'Portraits,----'05 5th
Ave., New York.
Bolduc, Hon, Joseph, notary public;
.senator.
Descended from Louis B., who came
to Can., 1668, as procureur-du:Rol;
s. Cap.t. Augustin B., SL Françols de 'la
Beauce, P.Q.; b. there, ;June 22, 1847;
e. Ste. Marie Call. and Laval Univ.;
m., Oct., 1873, M. G. A., d. ;Jean
Mathieu; N.P. (P. Q.), 1872; a lum-
ber merchant; has been Mayor of his
parish and Warden of Beauce; also
presdt. Bd. of Sch. Trustees; a dlr. of
Beauce Agricul. Soc. and of Lêvls &
Kennf'bec Ry.; successfully promoted
Trlng & Megantlc Ry.; passed Royal
Mll. Sch., Quebec (2nd class), 1865: a
Con.. and sat, In that Interest, for
Beauce (H. C.), 1876-1884, when called
to the Senate by Lord Lansdowne; a
R.C.-St. Victor de Tring, P.Q,; -101
Albert St., Ottawa; Quebec Garrison
Club.
Bolduo, Monsignor Majorlque (R.C.).
S. Reml B., ;J.P., and Sophie (Pepin)
B.; b. St. Victor de Trlng, P.Q., Nov.
20, 1842; e. ColI. de Ste. Anne; o.
1871;' missy. on lnterc. Ry. while
under construction, 1872, and curê suc-
cessively at Gaspê Basin. Douglas-
town, Father Point, and Cacouna; still
at latter place; apptd. by Pave Leo
XIII. mission. apostol., 1881; hon.
canon, 1888; prelate oomestlque, by
PO'þe Pilus X., 1903; relt1red, 1907; has
on two occasions paid extended visits
t'O Europ-e and the HOlly Land; at-
tenJded PIlenary Counoil-, Que'bec, 1909,
and Euc'hlal'llstlio Congress, :Montreal,
1910.-Rimouski, P.Q,
Bole, David Wesley, merchant; legis-
lator.
S. ;James and Ann (Murdock) B..
Irish parentage, from Mayo; b. War-
wick, Lambton, Ont., Feb. 15. 1856; e.
public soh. and WOiOId.stock CodI.; m.,
1880, lsabeIila, d. We T-bos, Lennox.
Tlhedford, Ont,; ed. Wa1:l!ord (la. )
JlJeIWspaper 2 yrs.; graduated 00111.
P!ha.rmacy, Toronto, 1880; corn-
mlØIloOed business, Brlgbbon, Ont. ;
went west, 1882, settling at Regina,
where he was presdt. Bd. Trade, 1886-
87; removed to Winnipeg, 1889; a
wholesale druggist; has served at
Winnipeg as Ald., Q memo and chair-
man Sch. Bd. and presdt. Bd. Trade,
and Western Canada Immigration
Assoc.; also presdt. Lib. Association;
unsuccessfully contested mayoralty,
1896; sat for Winnlpoeg (H.C.), Lib.
interest, 1904-08; promoter Dom. Pro-
duce Co., and Nat. Drug & Chemical
Co., 1905, of both of which he Is
presd1.: .a Pre.sb.-Care 32 st. Gabriel
St., Montreal; St. James's Club; Mont-
real Club, do.
Bole, His Honour William Borman,
Co. Ct. judge.
Descended paternally from ;John B.,
who settled In Surrey, 1066; mater-
nally, from the Campbells, a branch of
which settled In N. Irel., under ;James
I.; e. s. late ;John B.. Lakefield, Mayo,
and Elizabeth ;Jane (Campbell) !3.; b.
Castlebar, Irel., Dec. 6, 1846; e. pri-
vate tutor and Santry Pub. Sch.; m.,
Feb., 1881, Florence Blanchard. o. d.
late Major ;J. H. Coulthard, ;J.P., New
BOLLERT-BOND.
117
Westminster; went to B. C., 1877;
baJrrister, 1878; K.C. (M. of Lans-
downe), 1887; prevlousiIy dept;y. elk
Crown, Mayo ; benc'her Law Soc.
B. C.; s.aJt fur New Westmlnosber
(Local), Con. Interest, 1886-89; apptd.
judge Co. Ct., Sept. 19, 1889; local
judge Sup. Ct., 1891; special powers,
Dec., 1892, and Oct. 1, 1902; served as
stlp. magte. B. C., police mgte., etc.;
presdt. Royal ColumbIa Hosp., N. W.
Rifle Assn., N. W. Gun Club, and N.
W. Bd. Trade; capt. No. 1 Batt., B.C.
Brig. Arty., 1884-87; a Freemason; an
Ang. and a del to I>rovl. and genl.
synods.- u Altamont Villa/' New West-
minster, B.C.; Terminal City Club,
Royal Vancouver Club, Vancouver, B.C.
BOll
hl:rss Minnie Louise, educa-
B.A. (Toronto Univ.), 1900; M.A.,
1902; M.A. (Princeton Unlv.. N. J'.),
1906; sometime lady principal Alma
ColI., St. Thomas, Ont.-Guelph, Onto
Bolton, Bichard, business man.
B. Bambury, Eng.; graduated as a
pharmaceutical chemist; came to Can.
when young, settling In Montreal!
where for many yrs. he was a memo or
the firm of Devins & B., wholesale and
retail druggists; retired therefrom,
some 30 yrs. ago, and has since de-
voted himself to his Drivate Interests;
a dir. Montreal City & Dist. Savln
s
Bank; has been also. for a consider-
able period, I>resdt. of the Montreal
Loom & Mort. Co., MoI1lt.reaJl Tro.st &
Loan Co., amod the Edrwardsburg Sæ.rcl1
Go.; Is a life ,gov. Montre3.'1 Goof!.
Hasp.; a Oon., but does 11IOt t;.a,k,e tan
active part in poHtios, or In munIdtpal
mabt'etI'S; m., 1872, IMdss Elizabeth
Minchin (<1.).-+'5 Mackay St., Mont-
real.
Bolton, Bev, William Washington
(Ang.).
S. J'as. B., Bolton Priory, Pelham,
N.Y., and Louisa (Pym) B., Willian,
Herts, Eng.; b, London, Eng., J'uly 3,
1858; e. Wlmbledon, Surrey, Eng., and
Calus ColI., Camb. (B.A., 1880; M.A.,
1883) ; m., Feb., 1889, Miss A. J'. Bush-
by, gra'lldò. lwte Sir J'ames Douglas,
first Gov. of B.C.; o. 1881: curate Rt.
Rev. Sir Lovelace Stainer, Bart. (now
Bp. of Salisbury), SVoke-Olli-Tre'lllt;
mlssy. to Asslnlboia, N.W.T.; rector
Esquimalt, B.C.; do. St. Mary's, San
Francisco, Cal.; warden Univ. Sch.,
Victoria, B. C. (his present position),
1887; an allround athlete, and was the
half-mile champion of Eng., 1879;
presdt. Camb. Undv. Athle1.lc Club, do. ;
haa held presidencies of athletic, foot-
ball, lacrosse, and boxing clubs ever
since; holds the record of being the
only man, white or native, who has
ever traversed Vancouver Islanò from
north to south; this he accomplished
in 1894; distance as the crow flies, 270
miles; actual distance, owing to natural
Impediments, 650 miles; time occupied,
103 days; was chaplain 6th B. C.
Regt. Arty., 1906-07.-Victoria, B.C.
Bonar, James, Dom. public service.
S. Rev. Dr. A. A. and Isabella (Dick-
son) B.; b. Collace, Perthshire, Scot.,
Sept. 27, 1852; e. Glasgow Acad. and
Un lv, (M,A.) , Lelpzlg and TUblngen
and Bal.uol CoN., Oxford (IM.A.); m.,
1883, Miss Mary Newburnte (d. Aug.,
1908) ; IllOOturer, East London, .1877-80 ;
juruf.or 'eXJMIlr.. H.IM.C.S. Oonm., 1881;
senLor examr. do., 1895; deputy ma.ster
Can. branch Royal 'Mdnt slnoo J'une,
1907; was pr,esdt. Sec. F., Brit. Assn.,
1898; besides being a conJt.rlbut'or to
Gralk's Prose Authors, IPa:lgl'ave',s Dlc,
of Pol. Eoon., ConralÒ.'s Harudwõrter-
buch doer Staatswissenscha1'ten, and
Encyc!. Brit., 'has transl'a:tOO Beck's
.. Bibllica.1 Psych." (1877), and is !the
author of t.he following wo.rks: .. Par-
son 1M.a11hus" (1881), .. Ma!l1:hus and
his Work" (1885), .. Rlcardo'os Letters
to Trower" (1889), arud a .. Pdl1:ticaJ
Economy" (1903).-259 Daly Ave..
Ottawa; Saville Club, London, Eng.;
Rideau Club, Ottawa; Alpine Club of
Can" Banff.
.. A philosophical and economic author
of great distinction. "-T. New..
Bond, Charles Herbert Acton, archi-
tect.
S. Acton B., London, Eng.; b. Chel-
sea, London, Eng., 1869; e. In Eng.:
m. Miss Mary Newton (d.);. came to
Can., 1886; commenced practice as an
architect, 1897; memo Bd. Onto Sch,
of Art tanó Design; secy. Publlc Sch.
Art Leagues Advisory Bd.; presdt. To-
roniOO Soc. of .AJrchitoots, 1909-11; Ang.
-11ft Charles !St. W., Toronto.
Bond, Lt,-Col, Prank, flnancial agent.
E. S. late Archbp. B., Primate of all
Can., and Eliza (Longley) B.; b.
Montreal, Oct. 26, 1846: e. Montreal
High Sch.; m., Oct., 1868, Mary Stew-
art, d. late H. S. Scott, Quebec; re-
ceived business training Bank of
Montreal; for some yrs. secy. Montreal
Stock Exchange: now financial agent
and stock broker; for many yrs. an
off.r. In volunteer mUUla force; saw
service on Western frontier, 1864, and
again during Fenian raids (med.);
commanded Prince of Wales FusHiers
at labour riots, Quebec, 1878; pre-
sented with sword by regt., in recogni-
tion of his services during Fenian Raid,
1871; commanded Wlmbledon rifle
team, 1888 (on which occasion waS
presented to the late King and Queen
and lunched with their Majesties) ; re-
tired, retainin
rank, Mch., 1889;
presdt. Can. Veterans' Assn., 1896-97;
volunteered for active service in S. A.
War; formerly presdt. Montreal foot-
ball team, and an all-round athlete;
considered one of the finest amateur
swimmers In Can., and reI>uted to be
the first white man to .. shoot" the
Lachine RapIds In a canoe; bol'ds long-
service decoration; Ang.-!.J7 Bishop
St., Montreal; St, James's Club, do.
Bond, :Rev, George John (Meth.).
S. late J'ohn B.. merchant. St.
J'ohn's, Nfd.; a bro. Rt. Hon. SIr Robt..
B. (q.v.); b. st. J'ohn's, J'uly 1,
1850; e. Genl. Proto Acad., St. J'ohn's,
and Unlv. Mt. Allison, Sackvllle, N.B.
(B.A., 1874): m., J'uly, 1881, Miss
Am-el'la Macpherson (d. J'uly, 1903):
entd. mlndstry, 1871; hel-d pastJOrastea
in Nfd. and N. S.; .secy. Nfd. Con!!..
118
1883-4; pr>esdt. do., 18&5; del. GeniI.
Conf., 1890, 1898, and 1902; ed.
"Wesleyan, H.a:lifax, N.S., 1895-1902;
acting ed. Ohristian Guardian, Toronto,
1900; ed. do., 1902-06; originated idea
20th Cent. Thanksgiving Fund In Can.,
and Is a memo comte. for carrying it
Into effect; went to China and Japan,
1908; whlle there wrote a series of
l.ettoers on the S'ocial, poolitical and re-
Hg'i'Ous {)I\l.tlook ()'f bhose countries;
'Past-or Gralfot'Ûn St. Moeth. Ch., Hal!ifax,
N.IS., 1910-11; now at River John,
N.S.-River John, N.S.
"An eloque,nt and fO'1'ceful speaker."-
T. Globe.
Bond, John Martin, merchant.
E. s. Geo. and Eliza (Martin) B.,
both of Irel.; b. Spring Hill, Queen's
Co., Irel., May 12, 1837; e. provl.
Model Sch., Toronto; m., 1st, May,
1870, Miss Harriet Ann Deane Parker,
Guelph, Onto (d. Sept., 1882); 2ndly,
June, 1885, Miss Florence Rose Green-
side, do.; a hardware merchant; a
memo Dom. Bd. of Trade Council; a
dlr, Guelph Junction Ry. Co., Guelph
& Onto Invest. & Savings Soc., Guelph
Home for the Friendless. and Guelph
Genl. Hosp.; a del. 3rd Com. Congress
of Empire, London, Eng., 1896; Con.;
Ang.; del. to Provl. Synod, and memo
Councll Trin. Univ.-" Gore Lawn,"
Guelph, Ont.; Priory Olub, do.; Toronto
Club, Toronto.
Bond, :at, Hon, Sir Bobert, statesman.
Descended from an old Devonshire
family; S. late John B., a native of
Torquay, for a lengthened period a
merchant at St. John's, Nfd.; b. St.
John's, Feb. 25, 1857; e. Queen's CoIl.,
Taunton, Eng., and Intended for the
bar, but preferred a purely political
career; unm.; entd. Nfd. Legislature,
1882; elected Speaker Leg. Assem.,
1884; Col. Secy., with a seat in the
Cabinet, 1889; subsequently unseated
and disqualified, with his leader, the
late Sir Wm. Whiteway; del. to the
Imp. Govt. on the French treaties'
question, 1890; authorized by Imp.
Govt. to assist Lord Pauncefote, H.
M.'s Ambassador at Washington, In
negotiating a reciprocity treaty with
U. S., and was Instrumental In carry-
Ing through the Bond-Blaine treaty,
do.; a del. to Can. on N. Am. fishery
question, 1892; In the great financial
crisis which overtook Nfd. In 1894 his
strong action and able championship of
the cause of the colony in financial
circles In London preserved the au-
tonomy of the colony, and established
a claim on Newfoundlanders of per-
sonal loyalty towards him which
steadily Increased; apptd. by Queen
Victoria to Leg. Coundl, 1895; chair-
man of Govt. deputati'Ü'Il t'Û Ottawa
C.onof., 1895; Plreinier and Co!. Secy.,
1900-09; special del. to conf. on
French treaties, London, 1901; Imp.
Privy Councillor, 1902; K.C.M.G.,
do.; recd. freedom city of Edinburgh,
do.; authorized to reopen negotiations
with U. S. for reciprocal trade, and
succeeded In concluding a treaty with
that country, known as the Hay-Bond
treaty, do.; assisted In drafting regu-
BOND-BONE.
lations for carrying out the Anglo-
French convention, 1904; recd. freedom
city of London, 1907; an hon. LL.D.
(Edinburgh Unlv.) ; a dlr. Sch, for the
Blind and hon. V.-P. Royal Soc. of St.
George; has urged the Importance of
direct transatlantic travel from Irel. to
Nfd., by which plan he claims the
ocean may be crossed In 44 hours, and
N. Y. reached from London in 10!}
hours; secured passage of resolu t
on In
favour of old age pensions, 1906; with
regard to union with Can., has de-
clared the vollcy of his Govt. to be =
.. That there Is no desire on the part
of the Islanders to be included as a
constituent part of the Dom. of Can.,
but, on the contrary, that the colony
should retain Its autonomy, and con-
tinue to maintain an honourable and
independent position as part of the Brit.
Empire"; a Meth.-"Cochrane HOU8e.'
St. John's.. " The Grange." 1Vhit-
bourne, Nfd,
" A man tenacious of purpose and with
great charm of manner."-Oanada.
Bond, WUlIam Longley, lawyer.
S. Lt.-IOoil. Frank B. (q.v.) and Mary
(Soott) B.; gr1a..nids. late A/I'IC'hbp. B.,
Pl'Íml3Jtoe of aliI Can.; b. 'MIO'TJltreaJ, Jan.
20,. 1 1 873; e. Hd,gh Sc!h., M'Ü'IlltJreaJt. and
McGILl Un1v. (B.A., 1894; B.C.L.,
1897); ad V1000 te, 1898; a memo leg3.JI
firm Atwater, Duclos, B. & Meagher,
Montreal; argued celebrated Cantin
case before .II. Comte. P.C.. Eng.; for
many yrs. capt. and adjt. P. of Wrultes
FusUlers ; also secy. Quebec Rlfie
Assn.; an Ang.; elected lay secy.
M'Ontr>e'8.l1 Synod, 1907; d'O. Clh. advo-
ca1:-e, d'Û.; a gOY. Mon1rerul Di
. Theal.
C.oll., 1910; umn.-!47 Bishop St.,
Montreal; St. James's Club, do.;
Royal Montreal Golf Olub ; Montreal
Mil. Inst.; Reform Club; Jl-Iontreal
Curling Club; University Club, do.
Bone, John Bain.ford, journaHst.
S. John and Mary (Oak) B.: fat'her
Scotch and one of the pioneers Co.
Huron. Ont.; mother Irish; b. E. Wa-
wanosh, Co. Huron, Feb. 25, 1877; e.
public sch., ColI, Inst., Clinton, ColI.
Inst., London (gold med. In math.),
and Toronto Unfv. (B.A., with 1st class
h'Onour.s in math., 1899) ; took !,pveml
sch'Ûlarships: m., Jan., 1899, EdHh, d.
H. W. Evans, 'IIoron1:-o: secY. Can. Press
Á!ssn., 1905-7: eleotoo 1st V.-P. do.,
1911; do. V.-P. Toronto Ull'iv. 'AlumnI.
Assn., do.: joined sbafT Toronto Daily
Star, Feb., 1900: fi.lJed In order cycle
of aSSllgnmen1:-s, Incl<udlng press gal-
lery and important ,trav.eLling C'OTTl-
missions; asst. mango ed., 1906; mango
ed. since 1907: 'has se.en Star grow In
circulation from 6,000 in 1900 to 65,-
000 at begdnn
ng or 1909, with pro-
portionate growth In other respects:
acted as press correspond-ent In Lon-
don f'Or a syndicate of Can. news-
papers during the Eng. general elec-
tion, Dec., 1910; is secy.-treas. Can,
Press Assn.; believes that th'i era of
the newspaper Is only d8.lwning as
yet; a Lib. ; an advocate of further de-
centralization of govt., of decided ex-
tension of govt. ownership, and of
such other changes In laws and Ind.
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conditions as will give the workers a
larger return; Presb. -
9
Bru7\.8wick
Ave., Toronto; University Club, do.
Bongard, Eobert Eo.., stock broker.
S. late A. and - (Ross) B., Co.
Prince Edward. Ont.: U. E. L. de-
scent; b. Prince Albert. Ont.. .June 15,
1868; e. there: m, Elsie, d. W. R.
.Johnston, Toronto; previously mangr.
Can, dept. R. G. Dun & Co, ; since 1903
Can. mangr. Chas, Head & Co.. mems.
N. Y. and Boston Stock Exchanges,
with offices In Montreal and Toronto;
Ang.--Ji9 Admiral Rd.
Toronto; To-
ronto Club ; National Club; Hunt Club;
Lambton Club; Royal Canadian Yacht
Club, do,
Bonin, Joseph Alexandre, lawyer.
S. late J. B. B., L' Antray, Lanorale.
P.Q. ;b. there; e. Montreal GoH.; m.
the d. ,larte J. L. LeprohoIJI, 1M. D., v1ce-
consul for Spoon, Moutr,eal; advocate,
1874; KC. (E. of Derby), 1893; suc-
cess'fully praoblses his ;prof. In 'Mont-
I'eal, where he 'Ls a m-em. of the firm
of Ta.iNon, B. & \M.orin; a .oem.; oR
R. C.-758 Shm'brooke St. W., Mont-
real; Beaconsfield Golf Club, do.
BonneD, Saul, physician.
M.D. (McGill Unlv.), 1896: elected
Mayor of Fernie. B.C.. 1907,-Fern
e,
B.C.
Bonneill, Jll[rs, Bo.e, actress.
D. CoOl. Ernest C. Stahl, a journalist;
b. Montreal,
t. 29, 1875; e, Congre-
g>8.JÌ'Ïolll-'dJe-Norbre-Dame, ,Montreal, and
Trenton, N..J.; made her first ap
ar-
ance on the stage at the Girard Ave.
Theatre, Philadelrphla, In a stock co.;
later toured with late Daniel Band-
mann In .. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde";
made her first appearance In her cele-
brated rðl'e .of Patricia O'lBrien at .Proc-
tor'slMus1c Hailll, N.Y., In a s
etch then
entitled .. The Chorus Girl," June 13,
1904 ; also played at the PaÞace
Theatre, London, In the same part;
on her return to Am. the piece Wa.1!
extended to a 4-act play, entitled .. The
Chorus Lady," and produced a..t the
Sav.oy Theatre, N.Y., Sep,t. 1, 1906;
has sin-ce starred in .. Maggie ,Pepper"
and obher obaracters.-Care it Dra-
matic Mirror," New York.
Bonner, :Robert John.on, educationist.
S. J.ohn and Nancy B.; Scotch
origin; b. Tp. Blandfurd, 00. Oxford,
Ont., 1868; e. Tor.onto Unlv. (B.IA.,
with 1st class 'hooours In ola>ssics,
1890); m., Dec., 1894, All'nl,e (B.A.,
Doronlto Unlv., 1890), -d. D. G. WdNson;
barrister (Ont.), 1893; pra.c.tlsed fOT
8. short <period at Woodstock, On1:.;
classical master OoHiIlglWood Coil,
Inst., 1894-99; -la,tJer, conneoted with
Stetson Vnlv., De Land, Florida.; fel-
lowship in Greek, Chicago Uuiv.
(Ph.D., 1904), 1899; assoc1ate In
Greek, do., 1908; noow asst. prof. do.,
do.; author of what Is generally ac-
knowledged to be the best Greek text-
book In Am.: V.-P. Brltlsh Club, Chi-
cago Univ.. 1907.-563H Jackson Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
Bon.aU, :Mis. Bes.ie (see Barron,
Mrs. Bessie).
Boone, Capt, Charles Armel, late H.
M.'s regular mil. forces.
O. s. Chas. S. and Ella Belle B.. To-
ronto; b. Toronto, Feb. 7. 1879; e,
U. C. ColI. and Toronto Unlv.: m.,
.June, 1907, Dorothy Lynn, o. d. late
Arthur G. Mallock, H. M.'ø Indian
Marine, Baldar House. Guernsey;
gazetted 2nd lIeut. Ma:rfche.ster Regt.,
ApI., 1900; 1st lIeut.. Nov., do.: cal'lt.,
ApI., 1907; placed on half-pay, at his
own request, Oct., do.: served with his
regt. in S.A. War, 1900-02, and took
part In the operations resulting In the
surrender of the Boer forces In the
Caledon Valley, Aug., 1900 (mentioned
In Lord Kitchener's special despatch:
.. Continually noticed for coolness and
g.aJloll8.ßlt leadln.g under fire"; Que>en's
med. wi,th 3 olasps; King's moo. with 2
clasps).-170 Crescent Rd., Toronto;
Sports'. Club. London. Eng,; Toronto
Hunt Club; Toronto Club, Toronto.
Booth, Charles Jackson, manufac-
turer.
S. .John R. B. (q.v,) and the late
Rosalinda (Cook) B.: b, and e. In
Ottawa; m., Sept., 1907, Jessie Louise,
d. late W. Kerr Gibson, Petrolea,
Ont.; Is genl. supdt. .J.ohn R. Booth,
lumoor and pulp and paper man!r.,
Ottawa; V.-P. Timber Limit Owners'
Assn.; a dk. Ottawa Fire Ins. Co. and
Vom. Forestry Assn.; a ,promintem
mem, O. A. A. C.; V'!.oe-chalrmau Ot-
tawa. St. John Ambulance Assn.;
elected presdt. St. Hubert Gun Club,
1911; .f-ormerly presdrt. Parry Sound
and Can, Atlantic Rys.; a Presb.-
25! Metcalfe St., Ottawa; Rideau Club;
Ottawa Hunt Club; St. Hubert Gun
Club, do.
Booth, John Budolphus, lumber
manufacturer; capitalist.
S. late John R. and Helen (Rowley)
B.; b. Co. Shefford, P.Q., ApI. 6, 1826;
e. Waterl'OO. P.Q.; m. IMiss Rosallnoda
Cook (d. May 26, 1886): moved to
Ottawa, 1857; built a small shingle
mill .on the site of what was after-
ward-s Booth's mammoth lumber mill'
In time became one of the largest lImlt
owners in Can., as well as one of the
most extensive manfrs. of lumber; Is
also a pulp a.nd paper man!r.; has de-
voted much time to ry. construction
and development; built a short Une
Into the Temlskamlng region and was
a promoter Temiskaming Steamboat
Co., 1881; 'built the Can. Atlantic Ry.
and the Ottawa, Arnprlor & Parry
Soun.d Ry., consisting of over 500 mil
of road; tft1ese rys. came under the
control of the Grand Trunk Ry., .Jan.
t, 1905; a promoter, Federa.l Coloniza-
tion & Land ReclaIming Co., 1906; Is
a dlr. Grand Trunk Pacific Ry. and
Can. Cement Co.; also a dlr. Dom.
Forestry Assn.; a millionaire; gave
$5,000 to the End.owment Fund,
Queen's Hndv., 1905; do., $10,000 to 'St.
Luke's Hosp., Ottawa, 1903; Is a Ufe
gov., latter Institution; a Presb. and
formerly a. trustee Ottawa Ladles'
COli.; his portrait, in oils. was added
to the Rideau Hall collection by H. E,
Earl Grey, 1908; opposed to the Ta.!:t-
Fielding reciprocity agreemen1, 1911,
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BOOTH-BORDEN.
and rook a prominent .paI1t in the ca.m-
pa1ign agadnst i-t;. g. e. 1911,-f5! Met-
calfe St., Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ot-
tawa Hunt Club, do.
"'A plain, unassuming. practical man,"
-0, Oitizen.
.. His name is a household word wherever
energy and industry are spoken of."-H.
E. the Earl of A.berdeen.
.. His success has been due to personal
industry, personal inte.gr.ity and personal
keeping in faith with h.is fellow men."-
O. Free Preøø.
:Booth, Bev, William :B, (Meth.).
Formerly a mlnr. of the Prim. Meth.
Ch, In Can.; since 1884 a mlnr. Can.
Meth. Ch.; late pastor Bellefalr Ch.,
Toronto; since 1910 pastor at Barrie;
Ph.D. (Wesl. Univ., Bloomington, Ill,),
1905.-Barrie, ant.
:Borden, Bev, Arthu1' Cumming.
(Meth.), missionary.
S. Lemuel Perry and Margery (Cum-
mings) B.; b. Avonvort, N.S., May 9,
1858; e. Mt. Allison Univ. (B.A.,
1885; M.A., 189.5; B.D., 1891; D.D.,
1909); m., July, 1890, Annl'e Burn-
ham, d. la.te Rev. Wm. ,Allcorn, Ber-
wick, N.S.; o. 1870; eerved In various
pa'r.ts of N. S., Includ:ing Oharles St.
Ch., Halifax; missy. to Japan, 1896:
prof. Ang:l.o-Japanese OoH., connected
wUh Can. IMeth. Mission .for some yrs. :
chairma'll !{jofu dist., 1904; su-pdt. aOO
treas, Can. Methodist Missions, Japan,
1905-07; representative Bd. of Mis-
sions, 1907-08; rtd. to Can., 1908.-
Horton, N.S,
:Borden, Bev, :Byron Crane (Meth.),
ed uca tlonlst.
S. Geo. N. and Miriam (Crane) B"
the latter d. Col. JOB. Crane, Horton,
N.S.; grands. Perry B., who settled
In Cornwallis, N.S., 1759, on lands
formerly occupied by the expelled Aca-
dlans; b. Avonport, N.S., Nov. 27,
1850; e. Acacia Villa, Horton, and Mt.
Allison Unlv. (B.A., 1878; M.A., 1886;
D.D., 1893); m., June, 1880, Allee S.,
d. Wm. Black, Hamilton, Bermuda; a
public sch. teacher, N. S., 4 yrs.
o.
1878; laboured In Bermuda IsIs., 1878-
80, and at Arcadia, N.S., 1880-83;
pastor Brunswick St. Ch., Halifax,
N.S., 1883; principal. Mt. Allison
Ladies' Call., N.B., 1885-1911; since
then has been presdt. .Mt. AUIson
Univ,; prof. E'l1g. lang. and Ildt., ,Mt.
AlUson Unoiv., 1886-88; do. poÞLtlca1
econ. In the ,same univ., 1888; las1
position he sb11Jl 1'elln>irus; dJurlng IDS in..
cumbeticy of too p
incipallSbip of ,the
Ladles ,eol1., the OolJ!servatJOry of lMusslc
was erected, the Owens Art Gal1ery,
cOMlIstdng 'Ot' 400 works of iM"t, was
a;cquired, t!:he Owens AI1t Bulldiing
erected, oa.OO .the Ð.ibtJenrla.nce at {lhe
colI. d'Oubled; 'lJoth Dr. and Mrs. B.
are senaoors of tlhe Urulv.-Sackville
N.B. '
. .. A tho
oughly practical man, vitally
mterested m the truths of his subjects.
Well versed in the national questions of
ihe day, his classes present to eyery stu-
dent most excellent advantages "-Dr
AllÏ80n (q.v.). .'
:Borden, Eon. 8ir Prederick William
'phy'siclan;statesman. '
S. late Dr. .Jonathan B.; b. Corn-
wallis, N.S.. May 14, 1847; e. King's
Coli. Unlv., Windsor, N.S. (B.A., 1866),
and Harvard Med. Sch., Boston (M D
1868); LL.D, (bon.), Unlv, of N. 'B::
1900: m., 1st, Oct., 1873, .Jul:f'a 'M. (d.
1880), d. J. H, Clark. Canning, N.S.;
2ndly, June, 1884, Miss Bessie B. Clark
d'O. (a dIr. Y. W. C. A., Ottawa' V..,p'
Victorian. Order of Nurse's, dÓ.; do.:
Women's Morning MusIc Club, do.;
present, with her husband, In West-
minster Abbey, at bhe coronation of
King Edoward and Queen Alexandra
1902; present, by Invitation, with her
husband, at coronation of King George
and Queen ,Mary, Westminster Abbey
June, 1911; admitted, with her husband'
to a speci.al audience W1lth His Ho.J.liness
the Bope, Jan., 1909); sucoe.ssfutly
practised hi,s .prof. 2;t Canning, where
he was also a;goent !for Ithe Hall'lfux
Bankdng Co..; 'has .been a JJong time con-
nected with the v. m.; served during
the il'3.S't Fen1am. Raid (med.); a;pptd.
asst. >surg. 6S.tlh Rielgt., 1869; PfIO/IIllO'tJed
surg. ,It.-col., Oct., 1893; 8ß)'ptd. hon. cdl.
ATmy Med. Oorps., 'Aug. 1, 1901; dlO.
hon. surg.-genl. (En-g.), 1911: do. a
mem. Provl. Ed. of HeaJl,bh, N.'S., 1893;
a mem, CoHo P. and'S. (Ont.), 1903;
an 'boon. carr. memo Assn. of IMil. SUI"g.
of U,S.:.l 1900; eleClted hon. presdt.
Dam. tilfle Assn., 1908; Is a dlr.
Mutual Life Assur. Co.; a dlr. Avon
Valley Develop. Co. and St. John
Ambulance Assn., and presdt. N.S. Elec-
tdc 000., iKdng',s Park ReaJlty CIO.,
Ltd., and Chai'rmaI1l !Butte Central
Copper Co.; sat for King's, N.S., Lib.
Interest, 1874-82. when defeated, and
ag>a;ln, siÏ.nre g, e. 1896; was thoe MinT.
of MlUUa and Defence, In the Laurler
Admn., since its formation, July 13,
1896, U'IlItJLl 'ilts 'dJefOOJt at g. 'e. 1911:
COO8it:ed a K.C.M.G. Iby l l wte King
Edward, at His !Majesty's oorona'Ì!ion,
1902, and a Knight of Grace of the
Order of St. John of Jerusalem the
same year; attended Ithe Imp. 001.
OOlli!'., :Uond,()'ll
EoJ1Jg., 1907, t!:ihoe Imp.
Def'ence Oon,f., 1909, and 1Jhe Imp. 001.
Oonf., 00., 1911; .1's a memo IOf
the Imp. Council of Defence, and
presdt., e:r:-offlcio, of the MIlIUa Council
of Can.; holds bhe long service decora-
tlon; has been presented to King
Edward and Queen Alexandra and
to the present King and Queen; dined
with King Edward and the Col.
Premiers, BuckIngham Palace, May,
1907; presented to the Dom. Rifle
Assn. a challenge cup and medal-
lIon, valued at $500, as a memorial
of hIs son, Lieut. Harold Lothrop
B., who was killed In action, In
S. A., 1900; a Freemason; a Meth.;
an hon. memo Quebec Garrison Club
and Canadian Club, Boston, Mass.-
"Stadacona Hall," Launer A.ve. E.,
Ottawa; Rideau Club; Laurentian
Club; Ottawa Hunt Club, do.; HaUlaa:
Club, Halifa:r:, N.S.; Quebec Garrison
Club, Quebec.
.. Izvdustriou8 and efficient-"-Oanada.
.. 'rule beßt Minister o.f Militia Oanada has
ever had; to him m,ain-ly is due the credit
for the splendid part Canada took in sup-
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121
port of the Imperial cause- in South Africa."
St. John Telegr4ph.
.. Has organized the Canedian aTtlly as
it never was organize.d be,fo,re."-Can. Cen-
tU':+'Ä ma.n who has fearleßSly and vigo\Lr-
ously c.aTrie-d OIUt what he believed to be
righ-t."-T. Globe.
.. No Min.i&OOr of Militia ha.s eveT done
so much Ww'ard.s making the Canadian
f()orcee so thoroughly efficient and ready for
the field as he...-Broad Arrow.
Borden, John William, Dam. public
service.
2nd s. Andirew and Eunice .Jane
(Laird) B., Grand Prê, N.S.; b. there,
Oct. 10, 1856; e. Acacia Vllla Acad.;
m., .Tan., 1891, Annie Frances, d. late
Fredk. Brown, Wolfville, N.S.; origin-
ally mangr. Union Bank, Kentvllle,
N.IS.; enltd. J)ublic ærvlce a.s acrourut-
ant, DeJpt, Mil. and Def., Sept., 1897;
8,ppotd. paymastoer-geI1Jl. and flnancoe
memo of the 'MUdtla Counølrl. Coan.,
.July, 1905; a.n Ang.-17 Blackburn
A. ve., Ottawa.
Borden, Bon, Bobert Laird, lawyer;
sta:te.smaiIl.
Descended from Saml. B., surveyor,
who came to Falmouth, N.S., from the
Am. Colonies, 1760, before the Loyal-
Ists; S. late Andrew and Eunice
(Laird) B.; b. Grand Prê, N.H., .Tune
26, 1854; e. Acacia Villa Acad., Hor-
ton; LL.D. (hon.), Queen's Unlv., 1903;
do, ('hon.), St. Franc1s Xavier Unlv.,
Antigonish, 1905; m., Sept., 1889,
Laura (formerly a leading memo of
the Orpheus MusIcal Society, Halifax,
presdt. of the Aberdeen Soc. and of
the Local Council of Women, and
V.P. Woman's Work Exchange, Hali-
fax; gave a med. to be competed for
at the Hallfax Indus. Sch.; was on the
Reception Comte. on the return of the
Can. troops from S.A., 1900; now, a
Councillor VIctorian Order of Nurses
and V.-P. Nat. Council of Women;
elected presdt. Ladle-s' Golf Club, Ot-
tawa 1910; Regent Laurentian
Chapter, Daughters of the Empire, Ot-
tawa, 1911; accompanied her h,!sbal!d
on his tour of Ont., 1901, on hIS trIp
through B.C., the N.W.T. and Man.,
1902, and subsequent officIal journeys),
d. T. H. Bond, Halifax, N.S.; prof.
GlenwoO'd Inst., N..T., 1872; return-
Ing to N. S. studied law w:1.th the
present Sir R. L. Weatherbe (q.v.)
and the present Mr. .Justice Graham
(q.v.), and was craNed to ;the bar, 1878;
successfully practised his prof. first at
Kentville, N.S., In partnership with
the :presenrt .Judge.J. IP. tOh-ipmM1' (q.v.),
and subsequently at Halifax, where he
succeeded the late Sir .J. S. D. Thomp-
son In the firm of Thompson, Graham
& Tupper (q.v.); became one of the
leaders of the bar; was counsel for the
Dom. Govt. In the case of the Queen
VB. .. David .J. Ada.ms," a
ase In the
Vlce-Ad.mlraUy Court arising out of
the enforcement of the Treaty of 1818;
he also pleaded before the .JI. Comte. of
the P.C. In the case of the Municipality
of Pictou VB. Geldert and other im-
portant causes; was successively V.P.
and presdt., N.S. Barristers' Soc.,
o
cupylng the last na.med office for an
extended term; K.C. (Earl of Derby)
1890; do. (Ont.), 1908; sat for Hali-
fax (H. C.), 1896-1904, when defeated,
and for Carleton (H. C.), 1905-8; re-
turned for both Carleton and Halifax,
g. e. 1908; elected :tJO sit for laMer saM;
res been 1ea;d'er of the Oon. Oppooslt1.on
(H. C.) since Feb. 6, 1901; since .July,
1905, has been In the receipt from
Parlt. of an additional Indemnity of
$7,000 as the recognized leader of the
Oppos'Ltdon; a d1lr. of the Ba:nk ol N,IS.,
Keewatln Flour Mills Co., N,S. Tele-
phone Co., Eastern Trust Co., Can.
Forestry Assn., etc,; a life dir. ,of the
Carleton Co. Hosp. and V.P. Lord's
Day AlUance; has made several ex-
tended tours throughout Can,; made
another Western tour, 1911; toured
the United Kingdom and a portion of
the European Oontinent, 1909; pre-
sented wIth a silver loving cup by the
.Junior Llb.-<Con. Assn. of the Co. Hali-
fax, .June, 1904, and with a picture, by
Homer Watson (q.v.), by the mems.
of his party, May, 1909; has lectured
on "CanadIan pro.blems" and other
subjects; ,issued a manIfesto rt.o the
1þeQp1-e .of Can., IndlC8Jtlng the Issues
coming bmol"e them during .t'he g. e.
of 1911' was Chiefly opposed :to ,the
TaJft-rqeMing reciprocity compact; on
the defeat at !the 'P'O}llIS 'Of the Laurier
Ad mIl. , g. e. 1911, was caHoed upon 'to
(onn a l1JeIW .Admn.; was ,sworn oof <the
P. C., Oct. 10, 1911, antd took office
as presdlt. of ,obe Klrug's Privy Counoll
.of 'Can. in tñ:e new Cabinet; Ang.-
fOl Wurtembu1'g St., Ottawa; Rideau
Olub do.; A.lbany Olub, Toronto;
Hali;a:r: Club, Halífa:r:.
"A clean, honest, e.arnest sta-tesma.n."-
Oan. Collier'B.
.. Hoa.s won his püSLtion by fOTCð 'Of
me.rit."-Can. Oourier.
uA gentleman- of culture and refined
ta'sWrB and one 'Of the most ØIlcce.ssful memo
OOrs 'O,f the Canadian bar."-M. WitneBs.
.. PersonaUy .a.n honwable man, with
proper idea.ls of the ,pro.prie'tie'S of public
tife' commands the respect of Libe-ral.s and
Oon'æI"V'ativeß aIike."-T. Globe.
"An a.beol'Ute-ly hon'Orable man
who' Is
weU postp.d 'On 'Pu.bHc affairs and is en-
tirely with'Out ,prejudi,ce of race 'Or reIi-
gion."-The late Hon. J. I. Tarte.
.. The ,able
t pa.l"\.iame'1ltarian in Oana-
cHan public life and his whole attitude in
the past stands f'O,r everything th&t is best
in :the public tife of the D'Omin1on..-Sir
O. H. Tupper (q.v.).
"A wide and 3'CCUT&te kn()lW'ledge of the
taw fertility of resource and firmness of
pu
æ united to a dign,ified and oour-
teOI\18 u{a.n-ner which ha.s won for him the
friendship 86 well as the confid
mce ()of hiB
clientele, are some ()of his le,ading char-
acteristics."-Can. Law Journ.
.. Of :Mr. Borden the peQl})le of Oanada
have good rea6()n to be pr'Oud; a sturdy
Oan,adi&n, a man 'Of hono r, a ma.ster (If the
poliitical situatiOOli, a fine speaker, and III
grea,t PM'liamentary tactician, he po6seuetl
the qu,alities which will make him one of
the able.st of GUT Premier. when called,
8S he soon must be, to the hiJthest 'Office in
the gift 'O.f his feJ1ow-citizens.' -M. & E.
Borthwick, Bev. John Dougla. (Ang.).
author.
B. Glencorse, nr. Edinburgh, Scot.,
.June 7, 1832; e. Cauvln's Sch., Edln-
122
BORUP-BOSWEl.JL.
burgh, and Unlv. Edinburgh, being the
successful cand. for 2 bursaries, open
to all Scot.; left at the end of the
first session, to become asst. teacher
In East Acad., Glasgow; LL.D. (hon.),
Chdca,gTO CoIl. 'Of Science, 1888; after
teadhdng in v'arl'Ous IþaI1tJs of Scot. came
to Ca!ßJ., 1850; tamg.ht for some yrs. &t
Mount Pleasant Acad., Brantford, and
elsewhere In Ont., and was subse-
quently a master for 5 yrs. In High
Sch., Montreal, and successively prln-
clpal Huntingdon Acad. and head mas-
ter West End Acad., Montreal; o.
deacon, 1864; priest, 1866; served as
{"Î,ty mIssy., Montreal; asst., Tr1n.
Ch., do.; locum tenens, St. Luke's, do.;
Incumbent (for 23 yrs.), St. Mary's,
Hochelaga; was also chaplain H. M.'s
forces, retaining the appt. until the
withdrawal of the troops from Mont-
real In early seventies; has been chap-
lain to Montreal Gaol for over 40 yrs. ;
besides many brochures and random
contributions to press, Is author of the
following works: .. Examples of Hlst.
and Geograph. Autonomaslas" (1858),
.. Cyclop. of History and Geography"
(1859), .. Brit. Am. Reader" (1860),
I. Harp of Canaan" (1866), .. Battles
of the World" (do.), .. Every Man's
Mine of Useful Knowledge" (1869),
.. Dom. Geography" (1871), .. History
of Scottish Song" ( 1874) , .. History
of Montreal, with Biographical
Sketches" (1875), .. Borthwick Castle;
or, Scenes from Scottish History"
(1880), .. Commercial Gazetteer of
Montreal" (1885); "History of the
Montreal Prison, from 1784 to 1886"
(1886), .. Gazetteer of Montreal"
(1893), .. Streets of Montreal" (1897),
U .JubIlee de Dimant," "Rebellion de
'37-'38" (1898) (In French), U An-
thology," .. Poems and Songs of the S.
African War" (1902) ; "Authentic His-
tory of the Eight Prisons, Civil and
M1l1ba:ry, iMontreal" (1907), .. Hd.<;tlÛry
0If the Diocese of Monotrea1, 1850 to
1910" (1911); during the lalbtJer part
o.f Us exisbellIOO wa.s ed. and Proplr.
The Ch. of Old Eng. Mag.; m., dn eaTly
aife, ll'"Hss OharJot1e Helena TLm<ps,on,
Portsmouth, Entg. (d. 1892); 2ndly,
1894, Emma L. Nicolson, wldl()lW Rev.
.T'D'S. Richey, Seaofort:h, Ont.--80.! Buntly
St., Montreal.
Borup, 'Kristen, lay missionary.
B. Denmark; carne to Can. In early
Ufe; lived for 10 or 12 yrs. In Mont-
real; was connected with the Y. M.
C. A., and taught In St. .Tude's Ch.:
prepared himself for the mission field
by 2 yrs.' study at the Dloces. Theol.
Coll., Montreal; was accepted by the
C. M. S., and was sent to Uganda, E.
Africa, under the auspices of St.
Matthias' Ch., Montreal, which pro-
vides for his maintenance; he erected
the first brick house In Uganda, and
taught the natives how to make
bricks, as well as to lay them; more
recently he has erected a cath. there,
large enough to accommodate 4,000
worshippers; has been twice m. ;
2ndly, .Tuly, 1907, to Anna Maud, e. .,.
.T. F. Whlteaves, LL.D., late Ca
.
Geol. Survey.-Mengo, Uganda, BTtt,
E. Africa.
Bostock, Hon, Hewitt, Senator.
E. s, Saml. B., "The Hermitage:'
Walton Heath, Surrey, Eng.. and Mar-
Ian (Iliff) B.: b. .. The Hermitage,"
May 31, 1864; e. by tutor, at Sutton,
Brighton, and Gulldford, and Tr1n,
CoIl., Camb., where he took his degree
In math. trlpos, 3rd class, 1885; called
to the bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1888; came to
B.C., 1893 ; a rancher and fruit-grower;
has done much to aid In the honest de-
velopment of B. C.; sat for Yale and
Carlboo (H. C.), Lib. Interest, 1896-
1904, when called to the Senate; was
one of the Lib. .. whips," H.C.;' Intro-
duced bill, H.C., 1899, to obllge ry. co's.
to Issue passes to members of Parlt.:
memo Ex. Comte. Brit. Empire League
Can.. and V.-P. Can. Forestry Assn.;
an Ang.; formeTly propr. of The Pro-
vince newspaper; m., .Tune, 1891, Liz-
zie .Tean, 3rd d. Hugh Cowie, K.C.,
Thandale, Wlmbledon, Eng.-Monte
Creek Ranche, Ducks, B.O.; Alpine
Olub, Banff.
.. The dominant keynote of his character
is his sincerity."-Province.
"Is in P<>'
iIDiC8 for what he may <La
for the State, not for what the State may
do for him."-M. Herald.
Boswell, Arthur Badcl1ffe, lawyet';
Onto 'publlc service.
S. late .Tudge Geo. M. .T. B. and
Susan (Radcliffe) B., Cobourg, Ont.;
b. Cobourg, Ont., .Tan. 3, 1838; e.
Brockvllle and U. C. '000,1.; Ibarrdster,
1865; K.C. (E. of Derby), 1889; <prac-
tised through/Olut In 'J.'IoroDJto; 9.pptd.
InS<p'r. of I
s. and ,re-gr. or Frdend
y
SOICS. .and IJocan .008., .June, 1911; Ailid.
there, and Mayor, do., 1883; filled
various other pubUc positions, Includ-
Ing that of trustee Toronto Genl. Hos-
pital and chairman Toronto Public
Library: a dlr. Crown LIfe Ins. Co.,
and office-bearer Onto Fish and Game
Proto Assn.: a veteran sportsman;
was presdt. regatta held Toronto Bay
during visit of Prince of Wales (King
Edward), 1860; was commodore R. C.
Y. C. for 14 yrs., and Dresdt. Can.
Assn. Amat. Oarsmen fõr 9 yrs.;
elected hon. Ufe mem. R. C. Y. C.,
1907; passed Royal Mil. Sch., Toronto,
1864; a Freemason; an .1\ng., and a
del. to Synod; m. Ella, d. late M. D.
Cru90, Cobourg, Ont.-194 Bloor St. W.,
Toronto; Toronto Club; Albany Olub;
York Club, do.
BosweU, James st, George, clvll en-
gineer.
S. late Wm. B., M.D., and Harriet
Oharllotte (K
l()x) B., Quebec; b.
there, Dec. 19, 1853; e. there; m., Oct.
1, 1881, .Ju'Þ!a. .Toeepha. (presdit. C8Jt.be-
d'r8JI GuHd" Quebec), d. ,late Hon. Sir
H. G. .Joly de Int:biniêre. K.C.M.G.;
graduatJed B.A.iSc. (MICGlfill Unlv.),
1874; ,M.LC.E., 1879; ,P:L.S.;. a memo
Soc. C. E., 1887; a,ppbd. chl!øf en gr.
Quelbec lhaI'bour works, Q-cl., 1890; an
Ang.; a del. to the Synod, and ch,
warden, Quebec Cath.-!4 Ste. Anne
St., Quebec.
BosweU, Vesey, manufacturer.
S. late .T. K. E., a native DubUn,
I reI. , and /Mary .T. (Pa.berson) IE.; b.
Quebec (city), Apt 6, 1856; e. there;
BOSWORTH-BOUCHETTE.
123
m., Oct., 1897, Florence Isabel, d
Alfred E. Brown, Port Marlon, C.B.;
prop. and operator finn Boswell &
Bro., brewers and maltsters (estab-
lished by his fa;t'her, 1844, ISÏnoo 1893)
Is V.-P. QUClbec Rifle IAssn., and ,of the
Nat. IBrew.eri'C's, lAJd.; a sbewal"dJ Quebec
Turf Club; for many yrs. a dir. Que-
bec Bank; since 1908 V.-P. of that In-
stitutlon; one of the originators Que-
bec Bridge Co. and of Quebec &
James Bay Ry. Co.; an Ang.-.J6 Des
Carrières St., Quebec; Quebec Garri-
Bon Olub.
:Bosworth, George :Morris, Can. ry.
.service.
S. Wm. C. and Eldæ.be<th (Linton)
B. ; .b. Ogdens'burg, N.Y., Jan. 27, 1858;
e. there; entd. ry. service Ogdensburg
& Lake Champlain Ry., May, 1875,
bee-aming gena. :f1reigbt <a.g'e'Il,t d'Û., Feb.,
1881; subsequently was travelling
freight agent Nat. Despatch Line. Chi-
cago; joined C.P.R., May, 1882, as
asst. gent freight agent Onto and Que-
bec lines; has since remained with
that co., being In succession gent
freight agent, same lines; asst. freight
traffic mangr. lines east of Fort Wm.,
freight traffic man gr. entire system,
and In Dec.. 1901. 4th V.-P. In charge
'Of traffic; since 1910 has been V.-P.
of the co. ; Is V.-P. Canada Club, Mont-
rOOl, and a d'lr. La Banque Provinclale,
Dom. Dry Dock Co. and Crown Trust
Co.; a del. to Intern. Ry. Congress
190;;; an Ang. and ch. warden St.:
StePhen's Oh., 1M0000trea:l; m., 1st, 1i87,
Lucy RK>ss (d. June, 1902), Ò. late L.
O. .Medbury, De<tI"CJlt, M.ich.; 2ndly,
Sept., 1905, AHeyne, d. W. D. Bi'rchalll
MontroeaJl.-731 Sherbrooke St. W.:
Montreal; St. James's Olub; Oanada
Olub; ,1fontreal Hunt Club; Montreal
Jockey Olub,. Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht Olub; Lachine Boating Olub do. .
Canadian Camp Club, N. Y.; Oentury
Club, Ogdensburg, N.Y.
.. A smart, up-to-date railroad man:'-
M. Herald.
.. One of the brainy younger men of the
C.P.R."-M. Standard.
Botsford, William :Murray, banking
profession.
S. Blair and Sarah (Cogswell) B.;
b. Dorchester, N.B., Aug. 16, 1864: e.
private tutor; m., June, 1890, Miss
Lena Evangeline Chipman, Kentvllle,
N.S.; has been mangr. Royal Bank of
Can. at Vancouver, B.C.. and Halifax,
N.S,; apptd. do. head office, Montreal,
JUDIe, 1906; òo. do. London. Eng.,
office, 1911; a oaunciHo'r M.oTutTea:} Bd.
af Trade; chairman Bankers' Comte.,
do., 1910; an Ang.-London, Eng.;
St. James's Club; ]tn. Royal Club,.
University Club; Eng
neers' Club,
Montreal; Halifax Club, Halifa:r:, N.S.
.. Possesses a 8'plendid recMd as a suc.
cessful banker."-M. Herald.
BotteriU, Major Samuel JE" mn. ser-
vice.
B. June 17, 1871; formerly 58th
Regt.; retired with rank of major,
May, 1900; an Ang.; m., Apt, 1901,
Susan Weldon, 2nd ð. Chas. Weldon
Adams, II The Waldrons," Croydon,
Eng.-Oookshfre, P.Q.
Bottomley, Mr., Kate- Madeline,
author.
Third d. late Jas. Barry, chief elk. of
statistics, Dept. of Customs, Ottawa,
and Catherine M. (Barry) B.; b. Mont-
real; e. Convent Sacred Heart, Otta-
wa; m., ()cIt., 1897, HaJrry (d. June,
1906), s. a3Jte Wm. B. Bottomley, J.,P.,
Belfast, I reI. , and rreplhJew of 'late Lord
Kelvin; .author" .HoIlJOr Edg'eworth, or
Ottawa',s IPresent Toense," a novel;
.. The Doctor's Daughter," a novel, and
.. The Life of Catherine McAuley," the
foundress of an order of mercy In the
R. C. Ch.; since then has done hel
best work as a literary woman, con-
sisting of many miscellaneous stories
articles and reviews, which have at':
tracted much attention on account of
their many merits; R. C.-I< The Poin-
ciana," Sherbrooke St., Montreal.
Baucher de Boucherville, Charles
peUs. JaBeph, lawyer.
S. Hon. C. B. de B. (q.'V.) and Cp-
leste (Lussier) de B.; b. Boucherville,
P.Q., Jan. 4, 1871; e. St. Mary's
(Jesuit CoIl.), Laval Unlv. (B.A.,
1889; LL.L., 1893), and Roya1 MåJI.
ColI., Kingston; gTaJduated at 'LaIbter
a.t the head of his class, 1893; m. t!he
d. P. P. .Martin, MionrtTæå; d.ecldrued a
comn. In R. E.; gaz,etted Jleut, Can.
mil., 1893; advoca.te, 1893; success.fuBy
'PI"aCtis-es h1s ;prod'. In. Moon,treal, as a
m>em. of fl.rm de B. & .die Lor:imier; a
R. C.-10.J! Dorchester St. W., Mont-
real; Boucherville, P.Q.
Boucher de 1.. Bruère, Bon. Pierre,
Quebec public service.
S. late Pierre Boucher de la Bruêre,
M.D., and - (Boucher de la Bro-
querle) B.; descended from Lt.-Gent
Pierre B. de B., Governor of Three
Rivers, P.Q.; b. St. Hyacinthe, P.Q.,
.July 5, 1837; e. tnere; studied law a.t
Laval Unlv. = finished his course under
Sir G. E. Car-bier; m:, Jan., 1861, /Marie
Vic.torine Alice, d. P. E. Lool'erc, N.P.,
St. Hyaciruthe, rP.Q.; advoca.<te, 1860;
subsequenltly prothy. S. Ot.; resigned,
1875; ed. Le Courrier de St. Hya-
cinthe; Legislative Councillor, P. Q.,
1877-95; S:veaker of that body, with a
seat In the Cabinet, 1882-89, and again
1892-95; apptd. to his present office,
Supdt. of Education P. Q., Apt 6,1895;
D.C.L. (Lennoxville), 1895; counclllar
Con. des Americanlstes, 1906-07; au-
thor of various reports and pamphlets,
Including .. Le Canada sous la Do-
minI3JÌii'O'U An,gl,a1ise--AIJ1JaJlYise H1.stor1que"
(1863) ; one of the chief promoters of
the provi. Dairymen's Assn., and Its
presdt., 1882-90; an earnest promoter
also of beet-root sugar factories In
P. Q.; possesses 2 flags given to the
regt. of his grandfather, Renê B. de
la B., during the War of 1812, by the
Princess Charlotte of Wales. later
Queen of the Belgians, and of the med.
for Chateauguay, given to his grand-
sire by QUee<Tl V.jC!t()ll',ia, 1847; a R. C.
-110 St. Eustache St., Quebec.
Bauchette, Bobert Erral, Dom. Parli-
aID/enmiTY service; litterateur.
S. late R. S. M. B., Commr. Cus-
toms., Can., and Clara (Lindsay) B.;
grands. Cot JOB. B., Canada's most
noted geographer; b. Quebec, June 2,
124
BOUDREAU-BOULTON,
1863; e.. Quebec Semy. and Laval
Un1v. (LL.'E., 1885); m., 1891, Aùic'e,
y. d. lr8.Jte Hon. E. L. Pacaud, K.C.,
M.L.C.; MV1QICa.te, 1885; sucoessful
y
'PraClbl'Sed. his !prof. ån Quebec and
subsequenrtly in Mon.tr-eaJ1 ; .prlvaJte
secy. Sdr H. .JoOly d,e Lobbtnlêre, 'Minr.
In.}. Rev., Otrtawa, 1898-1900, when
apptd. 10 1hds pres'ent tposi,tdon as
chief elk. of the staff .of the library
()ff Pa'rlt., Ot1::awa ; for many yrs.
aobivoeiy oonnoected wibh rt'hoe news-
paper press, as editor and correspond-
ent; editor L'Electeur, Quebec; has
contributed to numerous mags. and
reviews; is a/lsQ favouraJbly knlO,wn as a
pubIlc lecturer; author of his father's
memoirs; of II Robert Laze," an econ-
omic novel, and of the following
works on economics: II Emparons-
nous de l'Industrle," II L'Evolutlon
Economique," II Etudes Sociales et
EoonO'IDJiqu-es sur J]e OanadJa," .. L'Inld-
pendan.oe Eoonl()ll'IlIlque doll Canada Fran-
calse"; F, R. S. C.. 1905; a memo Le
Dlx Club, Ottawa; councillor Can.
Landmar
s Assm, 1907.--3;;" Wilbrod
St., Ottawa.
II A young gentleman of marked ability,
who has already done much patriotic work
for his Province, and will do more, if
given due encouragement."-Sir H. G.
J ol1l de Lotbinière.
Boudreau, L, N, K, Bodolphe, Can.
publlc .service.
S. late Dr. .J. B. B., Doucet's Land-
ing, P.Q., and Sarah (Fortier) B.; b.
St. Gregoire, P.Q., Sept. 19, 1865; e.
Ni'OOI1e't CoOlii. an.d! La.vaJ
Unlv.; m.,
1893, Annie, d. Thos. Wens'ley, Ottawa;
private socy. Sir W. Laurie,r, 1890-
1907; accompanded Sir W. Lauri-er toO
Washington and toO London, .on 'Official
milss1ons; enctd. C. S., .July, 1896; asst.
cl'k., P. C., .July, 1900; oIk., P. C., May
6, 1907.-198 Stewart St., Ottawa.
Boudreau, :Rev, :MOBes :Prank (Presb.).
S. .J. B., Ste. Anne, Ill.; b. there,
1853; e. Washington and .Jefferson
Call., Penn.; joining Presb. Ch., with
his parents, studied theoI. Presb. ColI.,
M,o.ru1::real; m., l,st, 1878, AnTIlie (d.), d.
i'8.lte Rev. E. A. Warn, Po,int '8t.
Charl-es. 1'ÆontreaJ.'; 2 ndlly, Jun
, 1896,
Miss Mary E. Riabinson, Shawbmdg.e,
P.Q.; (). 1877; has 'been sucoessiV'eIJy
pastor at DanV'ilDe, New Glasg,ow, St.
Hyaointt.he, Farn.ham, P.Q.., and Que-
bec' 11IOW at M:errlckvme, Onrt. ; mod.er-
aw; .MonltJreaJ. Pre'sbY., 1894; declined.
ca.'b] to Green Bay, Wis., 1906.-Mer-
rickville, Onto
Boudreau, Bev, Placlde (Pres b.).
B. French-Can. parentage, L' Acadle,
P.Q., Sept. 29, 1842; e. Hanover ColI.,
Ind., and Toronto Unlv.; studied theoI.
Knox ColI., Toronto, a.nd McCormIck
Theol. Semy., Chicago, Ill.; o. 1870;
pastor Ste. Anne Presb. Ch.. 1870-99;
d,D.
noc'h Brosb. Ch., Que
, 1899-
1906; since 1906 has b
.en French
master Boy
High 'Soch., Quebec; a
dist. grand chaiplaln Grand Lodge oO,r
Freemason.s, P. Q.-185 st. John St.,
Quebec.
Bouillon, Bev, George (R. C.).
S. late Geo. and Desauges (de La-
voie) B.; b. o Rimouskl, P.Q., Feb. 10,
1841; e. Christian Brothers Sch. and
Ottawa Unlv.; o. 1874; hon. canon,
1889 ; was attached to Ottawa BasUlca
for many yrs.; retired from active
duties of priesthood, 1904; travelled
extensively In Europe, Asia, and Afri-
ca, 1885 and 1891; has won distinc-
tion as a c'h. architect; designro a new
cath. for N. Y., called Nova Sanda
Sophia, 1902.-178 Rideau Terrace, Ot-
tawa.
Boulanger, Lt,-Col, Theodore Lefebre
d1t, Can, mil, service.
S. Majoric dit E. and Luce (Beau-
doin) B., St. Isidore, P.Q.: b. there,
May 11, 1855; e. Call. Ste. Marie,
Beauc-e, P.Q.; m., May, 1883, .Mdss
.J'ennie Rosemon.d!e Lemeilln (d. .Jan.,
1908); organ!iz'ed Quebec Gar. Arty.,
'Mc.h., 1881; b.t.-major do... Mch.,
1891; m'aj. d'O., Dec., 1893; It.-coI.
1st Field Batty. Can. Arty., Mch.,
1902; do. Field Arty., May, 1902;
do., O. S. C., .July, 1903; O. S. C., Oct.,
1907; C. O. C., Dec., do.: served In S.
African War, 1900, Including opera-
tions in Orange Free State, operations
In Transvaal, May and .June and .June-
Sept. (med., with 3 claspR); also In
Intern. War against China, 1900-01
(med.) ; recd. also the mHltary Order
of the Dragon, from China, and the
long-service decoration from Eng. ;
presented with testimonial from people
of Queboc, Aug., 1901; a R. C.-Cal-
gary, Alta.
Boultbee, Lt,-Col, Frank Wa8hlngton,
civil service.
S. Washington B., Boxtelly Hall,
Warwickshire, Eng., and Eliza S. B., d.
Wm. Bourne, Kent, Eng.; b. Ancaster,
Ont., May 23, 1862; e. Hamilton, Ont.;
unm. ; secy. Vancouver W. Works
since 1892; served in Winnipeg Field
Batty. during N. W. Rebellion, 1885
(med. with clasp), Including actions
at Fish Creek and Batoche; major 6th
Duke of Con naught's Own Rifles, 1901;
It.-coI. commdg. do., Oct., 1907; Ang.-
Vancouver, B.C.; Vancouver Club, do.
Boulton, Alexander Claude Forster,
lawyer; legislator.
O. s. late .Jas. Forster B., barrister,
Ottawa, and .Jane, d. Col. Graham,
late H. M.'s 76,t'h Reg>t.; ,g>rands. .Jas.
B., barrIster, Tor011loo; gt.-grands. Hon.
D' Arcy B., sometime a judge of the
King's Bench, U. C.; b. Port Hope,
Ont., 1862; e. Trln. Call. Sch., Port
Hope, and Trln. Unlv., Toronto; m.,
1891, Florence Marian (d. .June, 1903),
o. c. late Hy. Harms, Horsham, Sus-
sex; barrlste r ( Onto ) , 1888 ; do,
(Inner Temple), 1896; has been en-
gaged In numerous criminal cases at
Old Bailey; apptd. counsel to GenI.
P.O., at Central Criminal Ct., .June,
1906; besides numerous contributions
to mag. literature, Is author of II The
Law and Practice of a Case Stated,"
and of various Can. editions of Eng.
legal text-books; an advanced Lib. and
a free trader, and elected In that In-
terest for Ramsay d1v., Hants (Eng.
H. C.), g. e. 1906, the only Lib. ever
ele,oted ,in tJhrat con.sUtu
y; defeated,
1910; SPQke In H. C. on colonial sub-
jects; F.R.G.IS.; .J.P.; jolnlt foundeT
wUh Sir Walter B-esan1 of the
BOURASSA.
125
Atlantic Union, and Its first secy.;
as a Y'Oung man passed examn. at
Royal Sch. Infy., ThI'OO1;to, and held
a Ueutenancy In Royal Grenadiers
there; has travelled extensively
through U. S., Can., and Europe; was
a memo C. P. R. land explorers, sent
out to select the land to be taken upon
the land grant; spent 7 mths. on prair-
Ies and foothills of Rocky Mts.; an
Ang.; believes in the alllance of the
Anglo-Saxon nations, and has faith in
the Brit. Empire.--5 Kings Bench
Walk, Temple, London, E.C.; Reform,
National Liberal, and Eighty Clubs, do.
Bourassa, Henri, legislator; jour-
nallst.
S. Napoleon (q.v.) and Azeilie
(Papineau) B.; b. Montreal, Sept. 1,
1868; e. by private tultlon; m., Sept.,
1905, Josephine, d. Godefrol Papineau,
Montebello, P.Q.; removed to Monte-
bello, 1886; mayor of Montebello, 1890-
4; d.o. do. Papinoeauvllle, 1897; since
then removed to 'Monrtreail; formerly
an Ind. Lib.; now and for some yrs. a
N3JtlonaJlolst; known as "the l'OOder 'of
the NationaUsts"; one of the signers
of the address from the Lib. party of
Can. to the Pope, 1896, resul tlng In the
appt. of a Papal ablegate to Can,; sat
for Labelle (H.C.), 1896-1907; since
the g.e., 1908, has held a seat In the
Local Assembly, P.Q. ; on latter
00caslon was returned for 2 sea.ts:-
Montreal No. 2 and S1. Hyacinthe;
elected to sit for St. Hyacinthe; re-
signed from H.C., Oct., 1899, "In order
to vindicate his position on the consti-
tutional aspect of the participation of
Can. In the S.A. War, contending that
.,uch participation, as contemplated ana
organized by the Brit. Govt. and Its
re.presen1:atÏve in Can., m.eant Q deep
change In our relations with Gt.
Brit., upon which the people of Can.
should be thoroughly enlightened and
directly consulted"; on this occasion
was re-elected, by acclamation, Jan.,
1900; unsuccessfully contested Belle-
chasse (Local), Nov. 4, 1907; on this
latter occasion was challenged by Hon.
A, Turgeon (q.v.), the sitting mem., to
bring forward, In his constituency,
specific charges against his admn. of
the Crown Lands Dept., Quebec; for-
merly secy., Sauvegarde Life Ins. Co.;
resigned, 1908; called to the bar (P.Q.)
by Act of Parlt., 1899; a journalist
for many yrs.; formerly ed. and prop.
of L'Interprete (Montebello); later, a
leading contributor to Le Nationaliste
(Montreal) ; now one of the props. of
and edibor-in-chlef of Le Devoir (do.) ;
contrlbuted to the Monthly Rev.
(1902) a series of articles on If The
French-Canadian In the British Em-
plre" (repubUshed in pamphlet fonn),
and Is the author of the following
other pamphlets: "Grande Bretagne et
Canada--Questlons Actuelles" (1892) .
cc Le Patrlotlsme Canadlen-Françals ,:
(1902) ; and" The Reciprocity Agree-
ment and Its Consequences as viewed
from a Nationalist standpoint"
(1911); has lectured on "The Race
Problem In Canada," "The CathoUc
Social Movement," "The Political and
Social Poslt!on of Women," "The
formation of public opinion at the
World's Universities," and other sub-
jects; paid a lengthy visit to Europe,
1910; took a prornil1Jenot lþart in tibia
g. e. of 1911, In opposition to the
Laurier .Admn., chiiefiy on the Can.
navy question; R. C.-71a St. James
St., Montreal.
"A man of ability, hone6ty a.nd couTage."
-Oan. Oourier.
"His ellOquenoC9 is great; his eBll"Ile.stness
immense; his honm sta.inole1!lS."-Oan,
Oollier'..
.. No more hrilli.an.t man in Parliament,
and he typifies the gen,iuB, the ardor, the
convictiQus and the prejudices of Quebe'c."
-T. New..
.. One of the most brilliant members of
the House of Common,s, and, at the same
time, one of the mOßt intere-stin.g figtLrea
on- the Oanadian- political stage."-T. Glob,
(1906) .
"An hon()rable and coura.goo.us man, ODt!
who da.res stand u.p atone for what he
deems right; is a good speaker, and with
his he,arty foUowin,g can hardly fail to
make his way."- 1'he late Dr. Goldwin
Smith.
.. Possesses to a remarkable degree the
qualities CYf leadeI"Ship. While he has mani-
fest courage, there is transparen't fr.anknese
in his utterances, and an a:ppa.rent dis-
regard foor the effect of his words upon
his (}wn ca.roor; we. Ioo.k 1Lpon him Bð the
1D(),st dangerous critic the government has
to co.n-tend with."-Oan. Ohurchman.
Bourassa, Napoleon, author; archl-
beet; pa'inrt'er.
S. late Françolse B., Montebello, P.Q, ;
b. L'Acadie, P.Q., Oct. 21, 1827; e.
P'8itlt Semy. de 81. Sulplce, MQn1treal;
m., 1857, Marle Jwlde AzeÞ!e (d. 1869),
Y. d. 13Jte Hon. L. J. Piapinoeau, the
fa.mous Can. sta.tesman; for a shol't
time a student-at-law; studied art
under late T-heophi'le Hamel 3Jt Que-
bec and 'Voronbo, and was, later, f'Ülr
3 yrs. at Florence and Rome; had no
special seh., but was much with Over-
beck, the German religious painter,
and followed his methods closely; his
Intimacy with O. Is noticeable In the
frescoes he executed In the chapel
of the Nazareth Asylum, Montreal,
the first decorative work he under-
took after his return to Can.; the
Ch. of Notre Dame de Lourdes, Mont-
real is an example of his powers as
architect, painter and decorator; In re-
cent yrs. has confined himself almost
solely to architecture, and has designed
several fine chs. In Can. and U. S.: a
memo Bd. Arts and Manuf., P. Q., 1880;
chosen, same yr., by M. of Lorne (now
Duke of Argyll) as a memo of the
newly established Royal Acad. of Arts;
V.-P. do., 1880-85; now retired from
acado ; presdt. St. Jean Bap. Soc., Mont-
real,1882; one of the founders of La Rev.
Canad., 1864, and for some yrs. a dlr.
thereof; a frequent contributor thereto
of reminiscences of travel and other
papers; among sevarate works has
published "Jacques et Marie," an his-
torical romance, relating to the disper-
sion of the Acadlans, 1765; " Nos
Grand' Mêres," a descriptive sketch of
the women of old French Can., and
several vols. of lectures.-St. Hya-
cinthe, P.Q.
126
BOURBONNAIS-BOVILLE,
Bourbonnais, August, physician;
legislator.
S. late Michel B.; famIly came from
France with La Salle, 1644; b. St. Clet,
P.Q., Mch. 19, 1850; e. Ste. Therese
Coli. and LavaJ Unåv. (B.A., 1872;
M.B., 1874; Uc.Med., avec distinction
1876) ; 'practised at first at Syracuse:
N.Y.; a,fterwal'ds and now at O()lteau
Dandling; a Lib., and represented Sowl.
aruges (H. C.), 1896-1908.-Coteau
Landing, P.Q.
Bourgeois, Georges, physician.
S. late Dr. G. A. B., P. O. Inspr.,
Three Rivers, P.Q., chevalier com-
mandeur de L'Ordre du Sepulchre et
chevalier Sauveteur des Alpes Mari-
times; b. Three Rivers, Dec. 3, 1872;
e. Three Rivers Semy. and Laval Univ.
(M.D., avec distinction, 1896); m.,
June, 1901, :!\fube.}, '0. d. R. Kleman
reg;r.; studied at Paris, France, 1896
98; for some time a 'Pupil 8Jt the
Pasteur Inst. there; a:p,ptd. otTr.
d'aoad., Franoe, Od., 1906; memo Provl.
Bd. of Hea:I'tJh, 1907; author "AIC'OOI-
Ism.e," a reVlÎsed versi.o'lJi of :a report
presenlt.ed by hi1m -to :t!hte 3rd Congress
of the .Med. Assn. of N. Am., which
met at Three RiV'ers, June, 1906
(1907); R. C.; Lib.-.J7 Laviolette
Ave., Three Rivers, P.Q.
II Clever and progressive."-M. Witness.
Bourgeois, Bev. Phll
as Frederio
(R. C.).
S. Frederic S. and Osdthe (Bourgeois)
B., both French Acadiens; b. Mem-
ramcook, N.B., Nov. 17, 1855; e. St.
Joseph's ColI. there; joined Order of
St. Croix, 1873; o. 1879; was a colI.
prof, fur 28 y,rs. and a parish priest
(in Antig'O'ni.sh, No'S.) for 6 yrs.;
author of co Panêgyrique de r Abbê SI-
gogne" (1892), "L'Ecole aux Appari-
tions Mysterieuses" (1896), "L'Hls-
tolre du Canada en _ 200 Leçons"
(1903) ; "Deuxiême Livre de Lecture:'
"Trolsiême Livre de Lecture" (sêrle
publlêe par T. Nelson & Fils, Edin-
bourg, 1907); .. Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow-Sa vie, ses CEuvres Llt-
têraires, son Poême Evangêllne
(Conf.) (1907).-Univ. St, Joseph'8
CoZZ., St. J08eph, N.R.
Bourne, Bev, :Nicholas .A. Fitzroy
(Ang.).
S. Nicholas B., Barbadoes, W.I.; b.
there; e. McGill Univ. (B.A., 1887);
groJdua.ted Miollltreal Theol. Coli., 1887;
m., 1st, MiJdoe. Isabella WiUiamson (d.
Oot., 1903) ; 2.ndZ,y, ApI., 1905, Florenc-e
May, d. Rev. R. M. Horse,y, Kingston,
Onot.; a deaoon. 1886; pri.est, 1887;
laboured. suocesslvely In BristO'I ana
Thorne and Leslåe ; was then rec-
tor St. Andrews, and afterwards ot
Dunham and Longueuil, P.Q.; assisted
In reorganizing Dunham Ladies' ColI.,
1894, and was Its principal for 3 yrs.;
was afterwards a tutor In preparatory
dept. Montreal Dioc. ColI.; apptd.
rector Christ Ch., Llstowel, Ont., Oct.,
1906; incumbent -Scarboro, Onlt., 1909-
11; since 'then has 'been redor, An
Sainrts' Ch., Penetanguishene, On.t.;
weIll known as a cricketer; a del. to
Sy.ruods.-The Rectory, Penetangui8h-
ene, Onto
Bovey, Henry 'ray10r, educationist.
B. .DevoOnshåre, Eng., May 7, 1852; e.
private sch. and Carnb. Unlv., where
he competed for and obtained an open
scholar.; on graduation, took high
place In the math. tripos, and was
shortly afterwards made a fellow of
Queen's ColI.; adopting the profession
of civ1,1 engr., 'he jodned the slatT o.f'the
Mersey Docks and Harbour Works, and
was in a short time apptd. an asst.
engr. on this work, In wWch capacity
he had charge of some of the most
Important structures then in progress;
came to Can., on his appt. as prof. of
civil eng. and app. mech., McGill Unlv.,
1887; at that time the eng. courses In
the univ. were managed as a branch of
the faculty of Arts, and were without
buildings or equipment; the following
year, however, a dept. of app. science
was constituted, with Prof. B. as dean,
and to his management and advice the
science dept. owes Its development;
resigned. on his appt. as rector of the
Imp. ColI. of Science and Tech., Lon-
don, Eng, 1908, an office from which
he retired, owing to lll-hea.lth, 1909;
presented with various testimonials on
leaving McGlH; one of the founders of
the Can. Soc. C. E. and held the offices
of hon. secy., treas., and memo of coun-
cil for many yrs.; became V. P., 1896-
97, and presdt., 1900; awarded! Gzow-
ski moo. by soc. for paper on II The
Strength of Can. Douglas Fir, Red
Pine, White Pine, and Spruce," 1895
is a M. I. C. E. (Eng.) and: of the Liver-
pool Soc. C. E. (of which soc. he was
one of the founders); an hon. memo
Nat. Elec. Light Assn. of U. S.; a
F. R. S. C. (In which soc. he was
presdt. of Sec. III., 1896) ; V.-P. Mech.
Sec. Brit. Assn., 1897; D. C. L. (Len-
noxvllle), 1892; LL.D. (Queen's), 1893;
do. (McGill), 1893; F. R. S., 1902;
hon. fellow Queens' CoIl., Camb., 1906;
is author of U Applied Mechanics ..
(1882), .. Theory of Structures and
Strength of Materials," (1893) (6th
ed., 1905) ; co Hydraulics" (1895) (6th
ed., 1904), and a number of papers
for various selen. bodies; when In
Montreal was a dlr. Parks and Play-
grounds Assn. and Charity Organ. Soc..
and a councillor and secy. Victorian
Order Nurses; presented to the King
and Queen, 1909; a. Presb. and an elder
In his ch.; m., May, 1880, Emily Jane
Bonar (vromlnently Identified with
Victorian Order Nurses and presdt.
Local Council Women), y. d. late John
Redpath, Montreal.-16 Hans Rd., Lon-
don, S.W., Eng.; Montreal; Univeraityo
Club, do.
U Has done work <Yf n.ational import-
ance."-Syren and Shipping.
II The pioneer in Can. of Univ. engineer-
ing."-Prof. DupuÏl.
BoviUe, :Rev, :Robert George (Bapt.).
S. Wm. and Mary (O'Neill) B.,
Ottawa; b. II The Grange," Co. Antrim,
Irel., 1854; e. Belfast public schs. and
Aberdeen Univ. (M.A., with honours in
mental phil., 1881) ; studied theol. Mc-
Master Unlv. (B.D., 1885) ; later studied
for 2 yrs. Berlin, Lelpsic, Geneva. and
Sorbonnoe, IPal1is; m., ApI., 1901, Mis!!-
BOVILLE-BOWELL.
127
Amry Hoopoe, N. Y.; o. 1883, anq was, up
to 1894, and again, subsequently, pas-
tor James St. Ch., Hamilton, Ont.;
travelled extensively, and became well
known as a lecturer and writer; un-
successfully contested Hamilton (H.
C.), Con. Interest, g. e. 1896 (defeated
by 23 votes) ; dellvered course of Sun-
day afternoon lectures, Montreal, 1900;
more recently r,emoved ro N. Y.-162
Second Ave.. New Y O1'k.
:BovWe, Thomas Cooper, Dom. pubUc
service.
S. WIffi. arm Mary (O'NeUI) B.,
Ottawa; Irish extraction; b. II The
Grange," Co, Antrim, Irel., Mch. 14,
1860; e. .Model .soh., BellfaSlt, Ire.L,
Ottawa. CoHo Inst. and Toronto
Ullilv. (B.A., 1884); m., Se.pt., 1905,
iMargt. Caroline Tapllng, e. d. W. N,
SiLver, H
llÌ.fax, N.S.; oenrtd. pU'bHc
er-
vice, Jan., 1883; chief elk., 1902; secy.
Dept. Finance, 1905; Depty. Minr.
Finance and Secy.-Treasury Bd., Nov.,
1906; accompanied! Mr. Fielding to
London, Eng., as private secy., King's
coronation, and London conf., 1902, and
to London and Paris (French Treaty),
1907; elootoo pl'eßd.t. loc.aJl braIllOh, To-
ronto Univ. Alumni Assn., 1910; as
a volunteer, served In Queen's Own,
Toronto, and was sUbsequently capt.
and adjt. 43 rd Regt.; a memo Bls-
ley rifle team, 1893 and 1895 (Queen's
badge for maræsmanship); a Bapt.-
-Aylmer Apartment8, Slater St., Ot-
tawa; Rideau Olub, do.
"An exceUen.t man fQJI" the pQoM;."-T.
Star,
Bowan, :Frederick B" physician,
Comes from Dundas, Ont.; gradu-
ated Toronto Sch. Med., 1906; post-
grad. course Johns Hovkins Univ.,
Baltimore, Md. ; apptd. asst. clin.
pathologist In U. S. Govt. laboratories,
Manilla, P.I., 1908.-.Manilla, P.l,
Bowden, Miss Belen E, S" organist.
D. John B., formerly of Montreal;
studied for her profession at Dom.
ColI. Music, Montreal (cert., 1896);
later apptd. organist Ch. of the Re-
deemer, Jersey City, N.J.-Jer8ey City,
N,J.
Bowden, Wm, Arthur, cIvIl engIneer;
Dam. pUblic service.
B. E. Town-ships, p.Q., July, 1872;
e. :there and McGiH Univ. (B.A. s.c.,
1893) ; a P.Lo'S.; an assoc. memo Can.
Soc. C. E., 1899; some,ume with the
Am,. Bridge -Co., ,Pi,ttsburg, 'Pa., and
wlth the Looomo1Jive & -Ma.cthdn
Co.,
MontJreal-; entd. Can. public S>erv-ice as
designdng .engr., Dept. IOf Rys. and
Oanoals, .Se-pt., 1908; 'Promoted' chief
engI'., do., ApI., 1910.-115 Second Avc.,
Ottawa.
.. A very capable designer of steel work
and buildings."-M. Herald.
Bowell, Hon, Sir Mackenzie, states-
man.
S. late John B., carpenter and bldr.;
b. Rickinghall, Suffolk, Eng.. Dec. 27,
1823; coming to Can. with his parents,
1833, became a printer's apprentice, In
office of the Belleville Intelligencer, of
which newspaper he became, In after
yrs. ed. and propr.: eJ.rected chairman
of Bd. of Sch. Trustees and Of the
Grammar Sch. Bd., BeiHevi'lle ; ibe-
came Identified with the Orange order,
and was successively G. M., Orange
Grand Lodge Onto East, G. M. Grand
Lodge of Brit. Am., and presdt. Tri-
ennial Council of Orangeism; joIned
vol. force, 1857 (having in that year
assisted in raising a rifle co.) ; gazetted
ensign, June, 1865; served on the fron-
tier during the Am. War, 1864-65, and
during Fenian troubles, 1866: was
capt. No.1 co., 15th Argyll LIght InfY.,
and sUbsequently major 49th Rifles;
retired with rank of It.-col., Mch.,
1874; hon. It.-col. 49th Regt., 1903;
promoted col., 1907 (FenIan med. and
iong-service d
l'a.Ibion); unsuccess-
fuLly o()DItestoo N. Has'tings, Con.
Interest (Leg. Assem., Can.), 1863;
sat for N. Hastings (H. C.) 1867-92;
called to Senate, Dec. 5, 1892; was a
:nem. of the Macdonald, Abbott, and
Thompson Admns., 1878-94, holding
successively the offic
s of Min-r. of Cus-
toms, Minr. of Militia, and Minr. ot
Trade and Commerce (which latter
dept, he organized) therein; Prime
Minr. (with the office of Presdt, P. C.),
Dec., 1894-Apl., 1896; resigned office,
ApI. 27, 1896; Govt. leader In the Sen-
ate, 1893-96; leader of the Opposition
in ,same coomber, 1896-1906, when he
resigne-d, and was presen.ted with a tes-
timonial of their esteem by the mems,
ùf iI.lhJe Oon. ;paT'ty åI1' boo Senl3.
t.e; K.C.
M.G., 18-95; ,resumed corunec1.i'Ü'Il w.itJh
newspaper 'Press, a.s ed. an.d 'P'I"O'Pr,
Belleville lntelligencer, Sept., 1896 ;
wa.S '30 de1. to AIustra1.ita, wftrt:h Sir S.
F1lJeiming (q.v.), in etllppom of rtJhe fu-
Clifi'C lCa 'bl.e ßJoo.roc It-rode pUrpiO'S'eos, 18,9 3 ;
a'I1ld, ill3.lter, ,to En,g. wiJtih retS{POOt. 110 the
same c8Jbl.e ; as'sist-ad In orgalllÏzing
Ooionial Oon1:., OMJaiWa, of which he
was chaIrman, June, 1894; attended
3rd Oom.' Oon,gress, London, as a .prI-
v.a.te memo (H. C.); served {)Ill sel'eot
eomte. !appte. to enquire linlto causes 'Üf
N.....W. troubles, 1869-70, ane subse-
quen1bly moved for IÌ:he expu:lsÌm1 of
Louis. Riel from Parlt,; rec(}. tesN-
moniall {rom Oran:ge body for his
aotion in .this m8itter; as PrIme
M1nr. his main IþOUcy was the en-
forcement of remediall legislaUon dn
brue malter of .the !Man. sch. question,
on which policy he was prepared to
stand or fall; he faIled In hIs negotia-
tions for the entrance of Nfd. into the
Dom., and Is credited with having
done more to break up the Con. party
than any other cause or agency; apptd.
a gov. Toronto Univ., 1906: is V.-P.
Brit. League In Can.; a dir. Sun &
Hastings Savings & Loan Co., presdt.
La Cred'Í't Can., BellreV'iUe Hardtware
Mfg. CIO., ;BeiUevWll6 Paciking 00.,
Northumberland - Durham Power Co.,
and Lmp. Life tAssur. Co.; ruppbd. onte
of the represen:tatlves of Senate at
K1ng Goor
's 1OOroI1Bibion, ùon!dJolIl.
1911; Ibelleves that the gene-ral desi.re
of 'Our people ds for a olroser union with
t'hoe .Mother Country, nationally and
co-mmercia:Uy; 18. .Mclh.; m., Dec., 1847,
Harriet Louisa (d. .AqJl., 1884), d. late
Jacob G. .Mo'Ore, BeUevHle.-Belleville,
Ont.; Rideau Olub, Ottawa; Albany
Olub, 7'07'ontO.
128
BOWEN-BOWRING,
Bowen, Norm.an Levi, geologist.
B. Kingston, ant., June 21, 1887;
e. Queen's Univ., Kingston (M.A.,
1907; Unlv. med., In chemistry; Alex-
ander gold med. in Prel, H. Germ.;
B.Sc., 1909; awarded an Exhn. of
1851 sc'lence research scholar., 1909):
spent 3 yrs. In geol. work, Bureau of
Mines, Toronto; Ang,-!,J! Brock St.,
Kingston, Onto
Bowes, Bobert Heber, lawyer.
S. late John Geo. B., at one time
Mayor, and subsequently M. P. for
Toronto In Can. Parlt., and Anne
(Hall) B.: b. Toronto, Aug. 29, 1851;
e. U. C. 0011. and Toronto Urulv.; m.,
1885, F.lorence, d. '1l8Jte Capt. Geal
, R.
C. Rifles; barrister, 1873; K.C., 1908;
practises In Toron.to; a capt. Que-en.s
Own Rifles (retired list): V.P. Lind-
say, Bobcaygoon & PontY1J'Ü'ol Ry.;
f'Ormerly presdt. Irish Proto Ben. Soc.,
Tororuto; -an Ang.-llB Bedf01'd Rd.,
Toronto j Toronto Olub j National Olub,
do.
Bowie, Duncan Ewen, lawyer.
S. late Dr. Jas. B. and Harriet (Mc-
GUlIs) B., Seaforth, Ont.; father one
of the Bowles, of Bowie Hall, Denny,
Stlrllngshlre, Scot.; b. St. Eustache,
P.Q., Sept. 26, 1852: e. ant. Grammar
schs., Mon'treal CoIl. (st. Sul;plce), a'Ild
McGill Un-iv. (B.C.L., 1873); m.
Ge'Ûrgjna Allee, o. d. 'late Wm. E. Phf.l-
Ups, II BeUevue II.a:1'I," and .. Rock-
mount," MOl1'treaJl: adV'OCate, 1874 ;
practised 'profession In !Montreal; a
R. C.--859 Tupper St., Montreal.
Bowie, Henry William, Can. public
service.
E. s. late Capt. Alex. B., Ottawa
River Nåv. Co., Ottawa, and - (Shep-
pard) B.; b. Ottawa, Nov. 10, 1862;
e. Ottawa CoIl. Inst.: m., Jan., 1892,
Helena Louise, o. d. J. A. Gouin (q.v.),
Ottawa: granted cert. of competency as
a shipmaster, 1884; private secy. Hon.
P. White, Speaker H. C., Can., 1891-93 ;
Depty. Sergt.-at-Arms. H. C. (a posi-
tion he still fills), JUly, 1903; formerly
a capt. G. G. F. Gds.; Is presdt.. Union
Rescue Mission for Men, Ottawa; an
Ang.--8 Olitr St., Ottawa.
Bowlby, John Wedgwood, lawyer,
U. E. L. descent: s. late Adam and
Elizabeth (Sovereign) B., Townshend,
Norfo'lk, ant.; b. there; e. l
a.l schs.
and Toronto Urulv. (LL.B., 1860): m.
Chrlst'lna (d. .May, 1911), d. Joseph
Rogers, Toronto; barrister, 1860; K.C.,
1890; MaY'Or I()f BmnttoI'd, 1907-08.-
Bmntford, Onto
Bowles, Bev, Newton Ernest (Meth.)
S. Geo. and Elizabeth (Pinch) B.;
b. Co. Peel, ant., Sept. 19, 187J
: e.
Brampton HI
h Sch. and Victoria
Unlv., Cobourg (B.A., 1903): o. 1906:
proce-eded, same year, as a missionary
to W. ChIna.-Ren Shou, Sz-Ohuat
,
We8t Ohina.
Bowles, Bev, Btchard Pinch (Meth.)
educationist.
S. Geo. and Elizabeth (Pinch) B.,
paternally family originally Palatinate
Germans; b. Mono Road, nr. Bramp-
ton, ant., 1864; e. Brampton High
Sch. and Victoria Univ., Cobourg
(B.A., with honours, 1885; M.A., 1888;
B.D., do.): m. Miss Annie V. Devitt,
Cartwright, Ont.; o. 1888: after ful-
filling several mInor charges, became
pastor Sherbourne St. Ch., Toronto,
1896, passing thence to the Metropoli-
tan Ch., same city, to Grace Ch., Win-
nipeg, and back to Sherbourne St. Ch.,
Toronto, 1905; apptd. prof. homiletics,
Victoria Unlv., 1905, which positlon.he
still fills; an ex-councillor Unlv. To-
ronto Alumni Assn.-589 Huron St.,
Toronto,
II A fascinating preacher."-Meth. Wall.
II His addresses have exerted unusual
tnfluence."-S. N.
.. One of the cleverest and most capable
of students."-M. Star.
Bowles, William Campbell, Can. ry.
service.
S. late Hy. B., Montreal; b. ßnd e.
Montreal: m., June, 1903, Margt., 2nd
d. David Shedden, Woodstock, ant.:
in service C. P. Ry. for many yrs.;
was successively chief elk., Winnipeg:
geni. freight agent Calgary dist., do"
do. Kootenay dist.; apptd. do. 'Vinni-
peg, Mch., 1908; now, do., Pacific dlv,
-Vancouver, B.O.
Bowman, Charles Martin, manufac-
turer; legIslator.
E. s. late J. E, B., M.P. and Lydia
(Erb) B.; b. St. Jacob's, ant., May 7,
1863: e. there and Berlin High Sch.;
m., 1886, Miss Lulu Hesser, Howell,
Mich.; a manufacturer (tanner and
lumberer) ; has been r
eve and presdt.
Bd. of Trade, Southampton, ant. ; a Lib.,
and has represented N. Bruce (Local)
since 1898; latterly chief Lib. whip:
memo Ex. Comte. Genl. Reform A
sn.,
ant.; spoken of In connection with
senatorsWp.-Southampton, Onto j On-
tario Olub, Toronto.
Bowman, :Frederick Behtmer, physi-
cian.
B. Dundas, ant., Nov. 7, 1883; e.
Dundas HI
h Sch.: graduated M.B.
(Unlv. Toronto), 1906; post-graduate
Johns Hopkln
Unlv., Baltimore, 1907;
asst. bioI. laboratory, Bureau of
Science, Manilla; asst. In trop. med,
Philippine Med. Sch.: resident physi-
cian, St. Paul's Hosp., Manilla; chemi-
cal path., Clv:il Hoop., do.; bact. willi
Philippine Bureau of Health In work
of segregating the levers of the Is-
lands; also assisted in Cholera Hosp.,
Manilla; has a record of cures never
excelled: contributed to Journal of
Science, Manilla. paper on trop. infan-
tile dysentery, with description of a
new organlsm.-St. Paul's Hosp., JEa-
nillaj Univer8ity Olub,. Athletic C'lub,
do.
Bowring, Sir William Benjamin, Bart"
merchant.
S. late C. T. B.. and grands. Benj.
B., both prominently associated with
commerce and politics at Liverpool,
Eng.; b. St. John's, Nfd, 1837: e,
Liv-erpoo
and Birminlghiam; m., 1863,
Miss Isobel' :MaiClean Jal"V'is (U. E. L.
descent), a nativ-e of 'St. John. N.B.,
who has donle much ,too prov-e her .prac-
tical sympa.thy with ,the sufferirug poor
and needy .of Liv>erp'ool (see Morgan's
II TY'pes of Carua-dlan Women." Toranlta,
BOWSER-BOYD.
1903); CI01TlIII1'eI1ÚOO busin.e'ss ,in Nfd.;
la.ter estabtl'Íshted b'ro.JlJCh of fartoher's
business in N. Y., oreturnJing to
LIVJerpoool' afber 7 y.f!s., where be
became senllor ,part'Iller :of Bowring
S'hdWing and 01.1 fil1IIl, hav'in'g ,branch'eS
In London, Cardiff, St. JoIhn's, N. Y.,
ßJnod San FrnnlCiS>C'o, .as weLl as buS'l-
noess rnmific3.ltl'O'Il 1 S extenddng oV'er
North Am., Russ'ia, and o:t!hoer por-
tions of Eul'OfPe ; sat In Liverpool
City Council; was elected an Ald., 1892,
and Was chairman Finance and Estate
Comte., as such rendering Important
services to city; memo Dock Bd., 1884-
93; Lord Mayor of Liverpool, 1893-94,
and received Prince and Princess of
Wales (later King and Queen) on
state visit to Livert)ool; presented
Roby Hall estate to the city, in com-
memoration of fact that his father and
he had been mems. of LlverDool City
Council for nearly half a century,
1907; created a bart., 1907; a dlr.
London city and Midland Bank, and
presdt. Exchange Lib. Assn.; author
" Home Rule in Newfoundland ..
(1890) ; a Lib., and chairman Reform
Olub.-" Beechwood;' Aigbu1.th, Liver-
pool, Eng.
Bowser, Edward Albert, educationist.
B. SackvllIe, N.B., June 18, 1845; e.
Rutgers DoN., N.J. (B.Sc., 1868);
LL.D., Lafayette CollI., 1881; app.td.
prof. marth., Hutge.J'S Colil., 1870; apprtd,
in chairge U. S, goodetlc survey, N. J.,
1875; aurthtor "Academic Algebra,"
"CoJoIege Alge'bra:' "P:ltan-e and Solid
Geometry," ":ÐI'ements 01' P.1ane and
SpherlOOiI Trlgon'Ü'rnetry," "T.reatlse on
diD., do.,.. "Analytic Ge,oonoetry:' "Dif-
ferential .and InoregraJl Calculus,"
".Analytdc .Mechanics," "HYdro-me-
chanics," "Logarithmic'IlaJbles," "Roofs
and Bridges" etc.-New Bnmswick,
N,J.
Bowser, Hon, William John, states-
man.
S. Wm. H., merchant and shipowner,
and Margt. (Gordon) B.; Eng, and
Scotch descent; b. Rexton, N.B., Dec.
3, 1867; e. Mt. Allison Acad., Sack-
vllle, N.B.; followed law course Dal-
housie Unlv., Halifax (LL.B.. 1890);
m., Sept., 1896, Lorinda D. (dlr. OhlI-
d'ren',s Aid Soc., VanúO'Uver) , d. llaJbe
R. N. Doherty, Hex'ton., N.B.; baT-
("Ister (N. .B.), 1890; do. (B. C.),
1891; K.C., 1900; practises In Van-
couver, where he is head of the law
firm of B., Reid & Wallbridge; Crown
Prosecutor f.or 2 yrs. ; engaged 1n mamy
Important civil and criminal cases;
app.td. Atty.-GenI. B. C., July, 1907;
Acting Minr. of Finance, 1909-10; has
sat for Vancouver (Local), Con. in-
terest, since Oct., 1903; previously an
unsuccessful candidate for both Com-
mons and Assembly; presented to King
and Queen, 1909; elected G. M. Free-
maSIOns B. C., 1904; a Presb.-1l25
Harwood St., Vancouver, B.O.; Van-
couver Olub, do.; Union Olub, Victoria,
B.O.
"A whirlwind on the stump."-T.
World.
II In debate unexcelIed."-T. Globe.
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Bowyer, Phßip Henry, journalist;
legislator.
B. Toronto, Feb. 1, 1860; e. there;
m., Sept., 1882, Miss Agnes Yocom;
ed. and prot)o Ridgetown Standard,
1880-93; ed. Ridgetown Dominion,
since 1895; is V.-P. West. Onto Lib.-
Con. Assn.; though a supporter of the
Lib.-Con. party, holds radical or ad-
vanced views on many questions; Is
known as "the radical memo of the
'l'ory party"; has sat for E. Kent
(Local) since g. e. 1905.-Ridgetown,
ant.
" An out. and-out anti.spoilsmaD,"-T,
News.
Boyce, Arthur Cyril, lawyer; legIsla-
tor.
S. ,laJbe Rev. J. C. B., M.A. (Ox-
ford), late rector CornwaiH, Oxford-
shire, Eng., and Mary R. B.; b.
Wakefield, Eng., Sept. 12, 1869: e.
Wakefield, York, and Carllsle; m., Oct.,
1891, V'ict'Ü'ria M. L., d. Rev. C. J.
Machin, Mus. Bac., rector Graven-
hurst, Ont.; barrister (with honours
and bronze med.), 1890; K.C., 1908;
practised successively at Port Arthur,
Rat Portage, and S. Ste. Marie; noW
head firm B. & McPhail, S. Ste. Marie;
has been retained in many Important
civil anð criminal cases; unsuccess-
fully contested AIgoma (H. C.), Con,
interest, twice In 1900; first returned,
same seat, g. e. 1904; an Ang.; elected
Chancellor of the Diocese, 1910.-Sault
Ste. Marie, ant.; Algoma Olub, do,;
Albany Olub, Toronto.
"A man of flne mental endowment."-
M. and E.
Boyd, Bev. :Francis Leith (Ang.),
S. late Geo. John B., Toronto, and
Mary, d. late J. W. Gamble, Wood-
bridge, Onto ; b. Toronto, 1855; e. Hell-
muth CoIl., Lo'Ildon, OM., Toronto
Univ. (B.A., 1875), and Calus CoIl.,
Camb., where he won the GonvtIle
s,cbolar., and pro'C'ooded ,tlO M.A., 1879;
m., Jan., 1905, EliZaJbe.th Archdra:Þe,
.only C. T. HastJings HaJrrls ; O.
dleacon, 1879; pri-est, 1880; for a
time was curate of St. Peter's, Eaton
Sq., London; was vicar Teddlngton,
Eng., where through his exertions was
buHt the Ch, of St. Alban the Martyr,
1884-08; apptd. vicar Ch. of the An-
nunciation, St. Marylebone (formerly
known as the Quebec ChaDel), Jan.,
1908.-18 Bryan8ton St., P01.tman Sq.,
London, W., Eng,' O:x;ford and Oam-
bridge Olub, Pall Mall, London.
"An admirable preacher."-Oanada.
"Is carrying on a remarkable work,
which has attracted much attention, and
gives him a commanding influence
throughout the Upper Thames valIey."-
Oan. Ohurchman.
Boyd, Bev, George Xyna.ton (Ang.).
S. late Geo. John B. and Mary
(Gamble) B., Toronto; b. Toronto,
June 15, 1858; e. privately and Gon-
ville and Calus CoIl., Camb. (B.A.,
1885; :M.A., 1888); o. dleacon, 1885;
priest, 1886; unm.; for a time cùrate
St. Augustine's, Kilburn, the largest
and most Important ch. in London,
Eng.; subsequently, for 14 yrs., rector
of Nuthurst, Sussex; since Dec., 1905,
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BOYD.
has been vicar of St. Andrew's, Worth-
Ing, same co.; for some yrs. has been
the spE'cial Lent preacher at the cath.
of his ò,iooe.se, Chk.hJest-er.-The Vicar-
age, Worthing, Eng.
:Boyd, James Craigie, Dom. public ser-
vice.
S. John and Mary Frances (Tisdale)
B.; b. SImcoe, Ont., Mch. 21, 1858; e.
Simcoe Union Sch.; m., Mch., 1884,
Miss Grace J. Hall; formerly secy.-
treas. Grand Trunk, Georgian Bay &
Lake Erie Ry. Co., and of Onto Trot-
ting and Pacing Horse Breeders' Assn. ;
was supdt. S. Ste. Marie Ship Canal,
1896-1907; since .thelll h'3JS been .over-
s.eer WiHiamsburg
an.a:l's; a CQIIl.; a
Presb. ; a Froele'ffitæSOn. - Morri8burg,
Onto
:Boyd, John, poet and journallst.
S. John B., a leading merchant of
Montreal; b. Montreal, May 2, 1864; e.
Brit. Can. and M011JÌ'real High rSch'S.;
paJSS.ed wå't'h1 hig.h l1:OOloUlrs, winlllirug
S>ev.er3Jl mros. and sch()llarshi.ps; enrtò.
MeOW Undv., under .a ,scholar. reed.
from the IIa1e Plrinciopal Sir Wm. Dam-
SI()D, but roeloinQuishoed a univ. career
before gradu3!tion
<I'll order t.o take U1;>
noewsp3iper 'Work, in 'Which he has at-
tained a l'eadirug position, 'being now
one of 'the ,eòs. of the ,Montroeal Gazette,
and rePTe.sentlng in Montreal the T,o-
mnlto Mad and Empi1'e a:nd other leaò-
i.nlg Can. and U. S. newspwpers; -has
WeV'Ot-ed mu
h of 'h:i's loelsuI'le ,to poe.tdca..l
composition; on the occasion of the
Quebec tercentenary celebration, 1908,
published "The Quebec Battlefields"
and" The Fight of the Atalante," both
of which were published extensively
and highly pmlsed by the press; Is a
frequen1t c.on'bI'libutor IÌIO ,the Can. Mag.
and other ltiternry ;publiic3it<!ons; among
his other w.orks are a series of sonnets
which have received high praise fr.om
the
rLtics, one .of ,t!he most striking
being his sonnet on "Milton," which
was wrÏ'tren f'Or the teroenroonary of
the -birth of ,the grea't English p.oet;
other notable contributions were writ-
ten for the Lincoln, Fitzgerald and
Poe centenaries, the Univ. of Virginia
doing the Can. poet the high honor of
giving his tl'ibute a place in the pro-
gramme of the great P.oe centennial
celebration held under its auspices;
poems on the centenary of Tennyson's
bi,rth, 'on t'he deoa:bh 'Of SwdnÞurnte aUld
to William Watson have attracted
attention; another notable work under-
taken by him has been 'translati'On of
French-Can. poems, with the object of
making the work of French-Can.
aut>hror.s be'Her knlOwn '110 other CanIS.;
for this work he has been called the
.. unifier of the races," and in recog-
nition of his services the St. Jean
Ba<ptoe. A'SoSn., alt the great ool'ebraMon
held In commemoration of Its 75th
anniversary gave a prominent place to
the Eng,-Can. poet, who contributed a
poem specially written for the cele-
bration and also read a poem at the
ullIV'e'ioJol.ng of 'Ì'he monumenlÌ Ito La-
fo-nobalne, the Fre<nlOh-Oan. sta,oosm.an;
at the great celebration which was
held on the Place d' Armes, Montreal,
on May 29, 1910, to commemorate the
250th anniversary of the death at the
Long Sault, In 1650, of DolJard and his
16 companions, by whose heroic deed
Montreal was saved from destruction
by .tlOO II'Ioquo,is, he was chosen 'ÌJ() read
th-e Eng. poem, and rwrote f.or the ()C-
eoasl,on ,h'jos úO'll1IIllIe'm'or3itoive poem II The
Deat'h .of DoJ,Jard," which he preserut-ed
00 a ga.therin.g .of ()V'er 10,000 peopl.e
as'semb}eò rto dl() hiolfilour rtJo .the D1ie'II1'O'ry
of .'the heroes; his 1;>o.em, "At Rest,"
wntoten on the death 'Of King Edward
VII., has al'80 .been highly oommenoded
and admiredJ.---{)82 Ave. de l'Hotel de
Ville, Montreal.
.. Among the best of Canada' 8
poets."-U. Oitizen.
"A year ago Mr. Boyd's name was
known only to the elect i now he is calJed
the . unifier of the races.' "-Can. Mag,
BOYd. Eon, Sir John Alexander, judge.
S. late John B., principal Bay St.
Acad., Toronto, and Margt. (McCal-
lum) B.; b. Toronto, ApI. 23 1837' e
U. C. ColI. and Toronto U
lv. CB.A:
and gold med. in mod, lang.; also. a
scholar., 1860; M.A., 1861; LL.D.,
1889) ; hon. D.C.L., Trin. Univ, 1902.
m., 1863, Elizabeth, d. late' David
Buchan, Bursar Toronto Univ.; bar-
rister, 1863 ; KC. (M. of Lorne)
1880; for many yrs. associated in law
business with Messrs. E. & S. H. Blake
(q.v.), and was regarded as one of the
ablest equity pleaders at the Can bar.
apptd. chancellor of Ont., May 3, '1881:
and presdt. High Ct. of Justice for
O
t., 1887; arbitrator for Dom. Govt.
with respect to certain claims made
by C. P. R. In connection with the
ro
d in B. C., 1888; do. for Onto re
ad]u::;tment of accounts between Dom.
and provinces consequent on Confed-
eration, 1893; chairman Royal Comn.
re m
de of remunerating and apptg.
provl. and co. officials, 1894; memo
Royal Comn. to delimit the boundaries
of constituencies In Ont., 1899; do. re
cer
ain alleged election frauds, 1900;
arbItrator between C. P. R. and Its
trackmen, 1902: Royal Commr. re
Gamey charges, 1903; has also served
as a Royal commr., on several occa-
sions, for the revision of the statutes'
knighted, 1899; declined chancellorship
Toronto Univ., 1900; K.C.M.G., 1901;
retired from all business directorships,
1906; formerly presdt. People's Tav-
erns; is a dir. Working Boys' Home
and Home for Incurables, a gov. Mc-
Master Unlv., and presdt. Toronto
Conserv. of Music.; a Bapt., and for-
merly supdt. of a Sunday sch.; held
the appt. of Master in Chancery '1'.0-
ronto, f()ll" a short ,period; autihór of
"A SWmmaæy 0'( Can. History."
6
A venue Rd., Toronto.
.. If titles were always used 8S badges
of royal favour to crown careers like that
of Sir John Bo:rd, there would be fewer
objections to the so-called ennobling of
canadians."-T. Telegram.
Boyd, Bev, John D, (Presb.).
B. Alexandria, Ont.; e. Queen'l!!
Univ., Kingston (B.A., 1889) ; m., 1894,
Belle, d. Alex. Macdonald. Kingston,
Ont.; O. 1892; devotes his life to city
mi,ssy. work, in which he >has been
BOYD,
131
very successful; has been for many
yrs. sPcy.-treas. Alumni, Queen's Unlv. ;
served also as moderator, treas., and
convener.-Kingston, Onto
Boyd, Kon, John Gilmore, lawyer;
statesman.
S. Alex. and Elizabeth (Gilmore)
B.; b. Irel., 1840; came to Can. when
a child; e. Huntingdon Acad. and Mc-
Gill Unlv. (B.A., 1861; M.A., 1864);
B.'C.L. (do.); m., 1869, Miss CawHrre
E. Southwick, N. Y.; advocate, 1864;
was previously prinoip3.11 Shel'brook-e
Acad.; sucoess.f.uHy .practised his prof.
at Hun.ting>d'On, 1864-68; also 00. aOO
prop-I'. Hun'lIÏng'dionJ J ournaZ (lJi.b.-Oon.) ;
unsUCIC.essfulll<y <."Ontest>ed Hunfjjng-don
(Local), g. e. 1867; removed to N. Y.,
where he has since resided, and prac-
tised his prof. as an atty. and counsel-
lor-at-law, 1868 ; graduated M.D.
(Univ. N. Y.), 18í4; a life memo N. Y.
Bar Assn.; a Dem. in politics (though
since voting for Presdt. Roosevelt and
approving of his policy); was chair-
man Tammany Hall Genl. Comte., and
elected Senator 5th Senat. Dist., N. Y.,
1881; one of the organizers of the
original Anti-monopoly League, and in
Senate was recognized as the l-eader
in all anrN-mÜ'llIopo.fy l.eg1isla , tJion'; was
presdt. Nat. Citizens' Alliance, a lib.
and ind, political body, and was fay-our-
ably regarded as a logical candidate
for Govr. on a joint Dem. and People's
Party ticket, 1896; has always been
an energetic advocate of reciprocity
In trade between Can. and the U. S.;
w'as a pUlbi,i.c sch. Ì'rust-e<e ,in dty of N.
Y.; a Uie memo of Am. Soc. for Prev.
of Cruelty to Animals, a life memo Am.
Bible Soc., and a Royal Arch Mason;
in reiliigio1I1 was in s'ympa:tJhy wi th .. all
who love our Lord .J'e8US C.hrist:-
l
Park Row, New York.
(D. New York, July 24, 1908.)
Boyd, Bev. John Bichard Shields
(Ang.) .
Fourth S. late .Judge .John B.. To-
ron.to; b. .Markham, Orut., Dec. 1, 1866;
e. U. C. CoIl., Wyollffe 0011., and To-
ronto Undv. (B.A., 1888; M.A., 1904);
m., June, 1893, Ca,t!h-erirue l.Maria, 2nd
d. l:RJbe Robt. Baldw,in and grand-d.
H'On. Robt. B., CÆ.; o. deacon, 1890;
pfliest, 1891; for a tirrue 8Jsst. minI'.
Alii Sainrts' Cih.., Toronlto; C. 1M. S.
missy. to China, 1895; elected pr.esdt.
Wyolriffe OoI.l., ,Alumni Assn., 1909.-
Ku-Chen, Fuh Kien, China.
Boyd, Leslie Kale, lawyer.
S. Andrew and Georgina L. (Hale)
B., Montreal; b. there, .July 31, 1873;
e. Montreal High Sch. and McGill
Unlv. (B.A., 1894; B.C.L., 1897); m.,
1898, Emma Constance (d. Aug., 1909),
d. late Wm. Farrell, Montreal;
advocate, 1898; KC., 1908. success-
fully practises his prof. In Montreal as
a memo of the firm of Gilman & B.; a
gov. Montreal Homeop. Hosp.; a memo
Proto Bd. of Sch. Commrs., St. Henri,
P.Q. ; a large property owner; promin-
ently connected with many athletic and
other similar organizations; has been a
memo Can. Olympic Comte., London,
Eng., 1908, a V.-P. Ama-teur Athletic
Federation of Can., 1908, and presdt.
Montreal Amateur Athletic Assn.,
1907-8; a Con. and an active memo of
the party; elected ald. St. George'8
Ward, Montreal, as a reform candi-
date, 1910; a Presb.-l036 Dorche8ter
st. W., Mont1'eal; Canada .Club; Mont-
1'eal A. A. Assn., do.
Boyd, Jrathan1el K" rancher; ex-
legislator.
S. late Hugh D., contractor, Ottawa,
a native of Sligo, Irel. and Marla (KIl-
foyle) B.; b. Lachute, P.Q., .July 9,
1853; e. Otta;wa Grammar &h.; m.,
.June, 1878, Eliza .Jane (d. 1886), d.
late F'rancis A:bbott, OtJtawa; for some
tJiJne a raiJ!road! oontlJra.ctJOr, with his
fa.ther; then a miller; sünce 1886 a
rancher; now presdt. and mango d1r.
of the Boyd Ranching Co., Carberry,
Man.; went to Man. In early days;
chief promoter Man. Ranching & Grain
Growing Co., 1903; sat for Macdonald
(H. C.), Con. interest, 1892-96, 'and
again 1900-04; moved resolution, "1903.
for the calling of Parlt., for despatch
of business not later than Nov., each
year; an Arug. - Cm'be1-ry, Man.;
Albany Olub, Toronto:
.. A man with a keen intellect and
dogged determination."-T. New..
Boyd, Bobert :Morley, Am. ry. service.
B. Brockville, Ont., 1868; Irish and
Can. parentage; e. High Sch., Brock-
vllle; unm.; entd. service C. P. R.,
1884, becoming connected sUbsequently
with the N. Y., Susquehanna & West-
ern, the Northern Pacific, the Union
Pacific, and the Chicago, Milwaukee &:
St. Paul lines; since 1899 has been
commercial agent at Seattle for last-
named ry.-SeattZe. Wa8h. U.S.
BOYd, Bev, 'rhomas Kunter (Presb.).
E. S. Saml. and Mary (Boyd) H.,
London, Eng.; b. Ashford, Kent, Eng.,
Feb. 28, 1862; e. there and Man. ColI.,
Winnipeg; graduated In Theol., 1896;
took post-grad. work, Chicago Unlv..
and Yale Theol. dept.; close student
of sociolog. movements; m., Sept., 1900,
E. L., d. .Jas. W'OOds, Cha;tham, Eng.;
O. 1896; formerly at Oarssdale Assa.
and Wawei.g, N.B.; accepted 'call to
Glasgow, Scot., 19'10; corr. secy. lor
Charities and Corrections, N.B. ; do. do.
Anti-Tubercul. Assn., do.; secy. St.
Andrews and St. Croix Farmers' Inst.,
In close touch with agrlcul. depts. of
Federal and Prov!. Govts., but not
identified with political parties; official
assoc. del. for Dom. Govt. to Intern.
Congress on Tubercul., Washington.
Oct., 1908; Can. del. to U. S. Conf. on
Charities and Corrections, Portland,
Me.; to Wûrld's Congress on Alcohol
and World's Animal Congress; elected
memo .Japan Soc., London, 1892; author
.. Recollections of Prof. Hy. Drum-
mond"; .. History of Wawelg, N.B."
and of articles on temp. and agricul.
educ. ; a firm advocate of a Nat. Bureau
of Health, of Public Abattoirs of
Agrfcul. Economics and Rural Socio-
logy, and a Nat. Sch. of Preventive
Med.; thinks that Imp. aid can be best
s
<;ured by the highest efficiency of all
cItIzens; his motto: .. Commercial
supremacy depends upon indus. superi-
ority" and .. The reduction of Tuber-
cuI. Is a duty we owe to the Empire."
-Gla8gow, Scot.
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BOYD-BOYLE.
Boyd, Willia.m Thornton CU8t,
S. late Mossom and Letitia Magee
(Cust) B., Bobcaygeon, ant.; b. there,
.July 8, 1859; m., July, 1889, Miss Meta
Annie Bridgman; elected presdt. Lind-
say, Bobcaygeon & Pontypool Ry., 1903.
-Bobcaygeon
Onto
Boyer, Eon. Arthur, capitalist;
senator.
Y. s. late Louis and Amelle (Mig-
nault) B., Montreal; b. there, Feb. 9,
1851; e. Montreal CoIl. and London,
Eng.; m., 1875, Ernestine (V.-P.
Women's Can. Club, Montreal, 1910),
d. P. M. Galarneau, Montreal; sat for
Jacques Cartier (Local), in Lib. In-
terest, 1884-92, when diefeated; a memo
Mercier Cabinet, without portfolio,
1890-91; Can. Commr. Glasgow Exhn.,
1901; man gr. estate LouIs Boyer,
Montreal; a memo Adv. Council Royal
Acad. Art. 1907; a representative of
Can. Intern, Inst. of Agriculture,
Naples, 1909; ca. councillor Children's
Aid Soc., 1908; a dlr. Montreal Citi-
zens Assn.; presdt. Le Oanada Co.,
1907; called to the Senate by Earl
Grey, June, 1909; na.me has been men-
tioned In connection with the Lt.-
Governorship of Quebec; a R. C.-
llO Drummond St" Montreal; St.
Jame8'8 Olub
do.; Rideau Olub
Ot-
ta'lva.
"Able and forooful."-M. Gazette.
Boyer, Aurelia.n, civil engineer,
S. L. A. B., M.P., Montreal; þ. 8;nd
e. bhere; C.E., avec grande di8hnchon
(Laval Univ.), 1896; asso. memo Can.
Soc. C. E., 1899; m., June, 1903, Mad.
Elmira Corinne Dufresne, widow J. I.
PeUerln, Three Rivers, P.Q.; was supdlt.
of construction Yukon tel. line, and
previously supdt. of Govt. telegraphs
and cables, Quebec and Mar. Pro-
vlnces.--58 Drummond St., Montreal;
Engineers' Club, do.
Boyer, Kajor Benjamin Gustave,
legislator; journaHst.
S. Benj, and Angellque (Latour) B.,
St. Laurent, P.Q.; b. there, Nov. 29,
1871; e. St. Laurent CoIl. and Laval
Unlv.; m., ApI., 1907, Mlle. Pamela
Rhêaume, Montreal; a journalist; for-
merly on staff La Patrie and Le Oan-
ada
Montreal; founded L'Echo de
VaudreuU, 1907, which he has since
conducted; for 4 yrs. lecturer on agri-
culture for Quebec Govt.; has- served
as Mayor of Rigaud; geniI. secy. Veter.
Surgeons, P. Q.; major 2nd Squad.
17th Duke of York's Royal Can. Hus-
sars; a Lib., and memo for Vaudreull
(H. C.) since g. e. 1904; a R. C.-
Rigaud, P.Q.
Boyer, Low. Alphon8e
retired mer-
chant.
E. B. late Louis and Amelle (Mig-
nault) B.; b. Montreal. May 31. 1839;
e. Oha.mbly and St. Mary's (Jesuit)
ColI.; followed mercantile career for
some yrs., and was a dlr. of the
Royal Can. Ins. Co., La Banque Vllle
Marie, and other Institutions; served as
Mayor of St. Lambert, a Counclllor of
Lachine, and afterwards conducted a
model farm at St. Lambert; for 10
yrs., from 1878, was flour Inspr., Mont-
rear; sat for MaskInonge (H. C.), Lib.
interest, 1872-78; unsuccessfully con-
tested Jacques Cartier (H. C.) g. e.
1904; a R. C.; m., 1865, Alphonsine,
d.
ate Dr. J. B. :M
lll'eur, Supdot. of
Education, L. C.--58 Drummond St.
Montreal; Club Canadien-tie-Montreal;
Club St. Deni8
do.
Boyle, Arthur Edward, journalist.
E. '.roronto Univ. (B.A., 1897)' for-
merly on Globe staff, Toronto, and sub-
sequently commercial ed. New8
same
city; was Secy, Bd. of Trade and
Publicity Commr., Regina, 1906-7 ;
apptd. \Vestern ed representative To-
ronto Globe
Mch., 1907.-Winnipeg.
.. A newspaper man of high repute."-
"Kit" (q.v.).
Boyle, David, ethnologist; ant. public
servIce.
Mem. old Ayrshire family, on
father's side, and from Highland
forbears, on mother's side; b.
Greenock, Scot., May 1, 1842; e.
Mason's Hall Sch., there, and St.
Andrew's Sch., Birkenhead, Eng.;
m., 1867, Miss Martha S. Frankland,
BIrugley, Yorkshire, Eng.; came to
Can. with parents, 1856; became a
sch. teacher; f'Or 10 YJI's. .prlndpal
ÐlJora Public Sch.; while ,in thL<J
position his growing interest in scien-
tific subjects caused him to form, in
connection with the sch.. a museum,
which still remains the most Important
of Its kind In ant.: he also devoted
himself to practical geol. - work, and
made discovery of several Important
fossils. the .. Murchisonla Boylel,"
among others, being named after him
by the late Prof. Nlcholsôn, who, in
his work on palæont., thanks Mr. B.
for his Indefatigable and zealous ef-
forts In geol. science; has also taken
an active Interest In the archæol. of
ant., and Is re&r;arded as one of Its
chief authorities; presented to the
Can. Inst., Toronto, an extensive col-
lection of Indian relics. which has
formed the nucleus of its Archæol. Mu-
seum, perhaps In several of Its fea-
tures the finest collection on the Am.
Continent; was curator of this museum
for over 25 yrs., and his annual report
aroused much public Interest In it; had
charge of the Onto mineral exhibit at
tbe Clncirunoat'Ì Oentl. Expn., 1888, at
the Imp. lust., London, 1892, at tbe
C'olumbl18.n Expn., 1893, and. 19.Jler, at
the World's Fair; one of the founders
of the Elora Mech. Inst. Library; for
some yrs. secy. Onto Hlst. Soc., and has
been presdtt. Co. Teachers' Assn., and
chairman public sch. sec. Prov!. Assn.
Teachers; promoted supdt. Educ. Dept.
Museum, 1901; a corr. memo Anthro-
pol. Soc. Gt. Brit.; an hon. mpIU. Soc.
of Anthropol. and Ethnol., Italy; V.-P.
ant. Hlst. Soc. and V.-P. Intern. Con-
gress of Amerlcanists; In addition to
his annual report, his Uterary work
Includes a series of sch. readers,
"Notes on the Life of Dr. .Tosf:ph
Workman" (1894), .. Notes on Prlml-
Nv.e Man In Onot." (1895), .. The
HIstory of Scarboro, 1796-1896 It
(1896), and .. Uncle .11m's Can. Nur-
sery Rhymes" (1908); also contri-
buted to the Scot. Am. J ourn. the let-
ters in the Scottish dialect, sIgned
"Andrew McSparkle It; reed. Com-
BOYLE-BRADBURN,
133
planter medal from Cayuga Co. Hlst.
Soc., in recognition of his work In
Iroquois Ind. research, 1908; LL.D.
Own.), Toronto Unlv., 1909; a pro-
nounced Radical, favouring unlv. (In-
cluding women's) s'Uffrag-e; a Presb.-
18 Walker Ave., T01"Onto.
(D. Toronto, Feb. 1-6, 1911.)
"One of the leading archæological au-
thorities of the world. "-V. World.
II Has displayed rare energy and patience
in his researches, which have resulted in
valuable service to the Province and
country."-T. NewB
Boyle, Bev, Horatio Temple Stannage
(Ang. ), ed ucationis't.
S. Horatio B.; b. St. Catharlnell,
ant., 1875; e. Trinity Univ., Toronto
(B.A. and classical prizeman, 1898;
M.A., 1901), Mon.treal Dioc. Th:oo!l.
C'OI.!. (Bancrof)t prñzeman and gold
med., 1902; D.D., 1910) ; B.D. (provl.
Synod, Toront'O), 1904; m., 1903,
FLorenoo S., d. .late Jolb.n Brown,
II 8t'OTIele1gh," Qu-ebec; o. 1900; asst.
Shawville, P.Q., 1900; do. Christ Ch,
Cath., Montreal, 1901; rector Wing-
ham, Ont., 1905; do. Chatham, Ont.,
1908; since 1910 has been prof. of eh,
history and liturgies, Trln. Unlv., To-
['onto; apptd. cha,plmn (w:ltth bon. rank
of capt.), 24'bh Regt., N'Ov., 1908.-
7'rinity Univer8ity, Toronto.
" Preaches extemporaneously with grace.
force and eloquence."-M. Star.
Boyle, John Bobert, lawyer; legisla-
tor.
S. Wm. and Annie (McLean) B.;
Scotch and Irish, respectivelY; b. Tp.
Moore, Lamb ton, ant., Feb. 3, 1870; e.
Sarnla High Scll.; m., July, 1902, Dora
C., d. Jno. Shaw, High River, Alta.;
barrister, 1899; Ald. of Edmonton.
1904; secy. Royal Grain Comn., 1906:
a Lib., and retumed In that Interest
to Alta. Legislature, for Sturgeon, 1905 ;
Is Depty. Speaker of the Chamber; a
Presb.; was the leader of the .. Insur-
gents" durIng the political crisis In
Alta, 1910.-376 Ninth St., Edmonton,
A Ita.
Boyle, Bev, WiUiam Kugh Wray
(Presb.).
B. Toronto, 1860; e. Toronto Unlv
and Queen's Univ., Kingston (B.A.,
1884) ; o. and was for some yrs. minI'.
at St. Thomas, ant.; later accepted
call to Colorado Springs, Co!.; after 10
f'rs. went !bo 81. Paul, Minn., where,
illS pasbor of IUhe Hio. 'Of Hiope Ch., he
was very successful, both as a preacher
.and organizer; apptd. pastor at Lake
Forest, Ill., 1906; declined a call to
the Ch, of the Redeemer, Paterson,
N.J., 1908; has lectured on "A Supreme
Need of !Modem Am. Lif-e."-Lake
Fore8t, Ill.
"An eloquen.t pre,acher."-Oan. Am.
Boys, William Alves, lawyer.
S. Judge B. (q.v.) and Mary Frances
(Morgan) B.; b. Barrie, ant., July 9,
1868; e. Barrie Public Sch. and CoHo
lust.; m., Ap!., 1895, Sophie, d. Rev.
Can'On Reiner and niece late Archbp.
Sweatman; ooll'rister, 1893; K.C., 1910 :
memo legal firm IMcCarthy, B. & Mur-
chison. BarI"ie; maY'O'r, BarrIe, 1902-04 ;
presdt. Onto MundclpaJI ABsn., 1904;
secy. Cenltre Simcooe Oon. .Assn.; past
presdlt. ant. Tennis AsSTh. (caJpt;ured
the Viotoria Cup trophy, -emblem3Jtic 'Of
the championsthi.p 'Of Orut., by hoMing
It for 3 YI'S. In !SuccessIon against aliI
comers, and was o3Jlso the boOileer of the
Quebec ohampi'em.ship); also d
stin-
g'uishoed In hoockey, skating, curling,
and
II,f compeUHoßos; a memo 1. O. F.,
Sons of En,g., and Woooom-en 0If t'he
Wodd; an Ang.-" Oaernavaer)' Bm.-
rie, Onto
Boys, His Honour WnUam :Puller
Alves, Co. Ct. Judge.
Y. s. late Dr. Hy. B., F.L.S., bursar
King's CoIl., Toronto, and Maria da
Purifecaeao, d. Don Manuel Alves, Lis-
bon, Portugal; b. N. Y., Mch. 12, 1833
(while his varents were on the way
from Eng. to Gan.)
e. U. C. CoH. and
'l"ororut'O Un-iv. (LL.B., 1861) ; .ro., July,
1883, Mary Franc-es, d. lat-e Rev. Canon
Morg>an, Barrie; barrlst-er. 1861; sat
in Town Council, BaTri-e; .Mayor of
Bar11Ï-e fur 3 t.erms; a:Þso chaJrma'll
Public S-ch. J3d. and High Seh. Ed.,
Barrie; authoT, .. Boys on C'Oroners"
(41'h e-d., 1905); app:td. junIor co. ct.
judge, 00. Simcoe, Ont., 'Sep.t. 27, 1883 ;
re.cenNy retired 'On a ,pension; a total
ßJbs.ta.lnoer, and .favours ;t.Q,tail prohibI-
tion; an Ang.-Barrie, Onto
Brabazon, Gerald Hugh. ex-legislator.
S. late S. Levinge and Margt.
(Clarke) B., both natives of Ire!.; b.
Montre'a.l, Dec. 7, 1854; -e. there; m.,
1879, Miss Nel:lI-e Murphy, P. du Fort;
a 'Po L. S. and C. E.; fur a lengthened
period Mayor P. du Fort and Warden
Pontiac; was lIeut. Dennis's Scouts.
N. W. campaign, 1885 (med-); sat
for Pontiac (H. C.), Llb.-Con. interest.
1904-08; an unsu
ssful cand.idate for
same seat g. e. 1900 and g. e. 1908;
promoter Prairie Home Land Co., 1906;
an Ang.-Portage du Fort, P.Q.
"A man of business ability and of
sterling character."-O. Oitizen.
Brace, Bev, AllAn Howe (Bapt.).
S. John and Eldya B.; b. Monmouth,
Wales, 1845; e. there; m. Charlotte
Jane, d. P. D. Devonald, Bristol, Eng.;
O. 1895; for some yrs. principal and
supdt. Fegan Boys' Home, Toronto (an
Institution endowed by late Wm. Good-
erham); has held pastorates at Can-
nlngton, Dunnvl1le, Peterboro and
Cobourg; called to Almonte, his
present charg>e, 1910.-Almonte, Onto
.. A man of zeal and devotion."-T,
World.
Bradburn, Thomas Evans, legislator.
S. late ThoB. and Jane (Morrow) B.,
Pe.te'rbO'l"lO, ant.; b. rther-e, May 19,
1853; e. Gre.mma'r Selh. and 0011. Inst.,
Peterb-Otr.Q; m., F>eb., 1874, Miss Cath-
eI'1ine J. Ormone; IllOngen'ga;ged In com-
mercIal a
f,e; sometime memo Sch. Bd.;
ltaltoer sat in T.awn Ooundl; reeV'e N.
Monl3.ghoan ; .mayor of PetJerboro ;
presdt.
terboro .sugar Co.; d'O. El-ec-
tric Light & Pow>er Co.; has sat for
W.
terboro (Local), Cem. Ï'Iliterest,
since g. -e. 1905; a Freemason; a íMebh.
-" M oÏ1'a Hall) Peterboro, Ont.;
Albany Olub, Toronto.
134
BRADFORD-BRADY.
Bradford, Henry Martin, educationist.
S. John B., Bromley, Kent, Eng., and
gt.-grands. Rev. Jos. B., one of the
founders of Methodism; b. London,
Eng., 1865; e. city of London Sch.. and
St. John's CoIl., Camb. (M.A., founda-
tion sch. and 21st wrangler, 1886); m.
F1lorence, d. Oolin C. Lock-e, JJP., Locke-
port, N.S.: for 5 yrs. headmaster CoIl.
Sch., Windsor, N.S.: in 1896 founded
St. Andrew's Sch. for Boys, Annapolis
Royal, N.S., as male and select private
sch., with a staff of Eng. unlv. gradu-
ates; a governor of King's CoIl., Wind-
sor, N.S., and presdt. Royal Golf Club,
Annapolis Royal; successfully ed. an
Illustrated weekly. called Our Society
(Halifax, N.S.), and has ed. more
than one sch. mag.; author" Notes on
Eng. Grammar" (1899): at one time
examr. In physics, King's CoIl.; an
Ang., and. a dlel. to Synod and B. H. M.
-St. Andrew's School, Annapolis R01/al.
N.S.; New Oxford and Cambridge
Club. Pall Mall. London S. W.. EnD.
Bradley, Arthur Granville, author.
S. late Dean of Westminster and
Marion, d. late Archdeacon Philpot; b.
Rugby, Eng., Nov. 11, 1850; e. Marl-
borough CoIl. and Trin. ColI., Camb.;
m., 1874, Florence. d. late Dr. W. A.
Rackham; author .. History Marlbor-
ough College" (jointly) (1893), .. LifE'
of Wolfe" (1895), .. Sketches from Old
Virginia" (1897), .. Highways and By-
ways of N. Wales" (1898): .. The
Fight with France for North AmerlC'a ..
(1900) ; .. H. and B. of the Eng. Lake
District" (1901), .. Life of Owen Glen-
dower" (do. ), .. H. and B. of S.
Wales" (1903), "Canada In the 20th
Century It (1903), .. Life of Capt. John
Smith" (1905), .. The March and Bor-
derland òf Wales" (do. ), .. Round
About Wiltshire" (do.), "Life of GUY
Carleton, Lord DorChester" (Makers
of Canada series, 1907) .. The IMaking
of Canada It (1909), .. Woroestershlre"
(1909), .. Ri\'le'I'Ls of En'g.lanldJ" (1909),
"Wl1:tsMre and Herefords'hire" (1909).
.. The Wy,e" (1910), .. Shoalrespeare's
AVoOn" (1910), and .. The Enogldsh
Lakes" (1910) ; wriUes ,sportiTIg opalp'e-rs
In the Field, under .the n071l-de-plume
of .. RlngwOOod"; an ihon m.em. Lit.
and Hist. Soc., Quebec.-Red Cottage,
Rye, Sussex, Eng.
"Possesses the historical tempera'
ment. "-T. Globe.
Bradley, WUUam Harrison, U. S. Con-
sular serv:ice.
B. Illinois, U.S.; e. Yale Unlv. (B.A..
1872) ; m. ; entd. consular service, July,
1889, remaining In It till Dec., 1893,
having declined appt. to Copenhagen,
Aug., 1892; since then has been : con-
sul, Tunstall, Eng., 1897-1903; d'O.,
Manohe9t'ffi", Eng., 1903-07; promot,eod
consul-,genl., 1905; consul-gen'I., MOTIlt-
real. Aug. 15 1907; an non. memo Mit.
Royal Club....:...-S1 Linton Apts., 1'rlont-
h'eal; Mt. Royal Club; Unive!'sity
C'lub; Forest ond Stream Club; Cana-
da Club; Montreal Jockey Club; Royal
St. Lawrence Yacht Club, do.
Bradshaw, John Ernest, financial
agent; legislator.
Scotch and Eng. origin; S. Robt. and
Margt B.; b. Newport, I.W., Dec. 13,
1866; e. there; m., May, 1894. Agnes,
d. G. R. Thompson, Prince Albert,
Sask. ; a financial and Insurance agent;
ellOC't,e-d May'Ür, Prinoe Albert, 1906;
presdt. Bd. of Trade, 1907-08; unsuc-
cessfully contested Prince Albert
(Local) as Provl. Rights candidate,
bye-election, Oct, 1907; elected g. e.
1908; presdt. St. George's Soc.; a
Presb.; a Freemason; an Odd Fellow,
a United Workman, and a Knight of
Pyt!hias.-P1"ince Albe1.t, Sask.
Bradshaw, 'rhomas, stock broker.
S. A. B.. merchant. Toronto; b. Man-
chester, Eng., ApI. 22, 1868; e. Man-
chester Grammar Sch. ; m., June, 1897,
Catherine, 2nd d. late John Bertram,
M.P.; one of 3 Canadians who have
been admitted to the fellowshlv of the
Inst. Actuaries of Gt. Brit.; elected
memo Actuarial Soc. Am.. 1895; for-
merly asst. actuary North Am. Life
Ass. Co.; actuary Imp. Life Assur. Co.,
Can., 1898; V.-P. and actuary, do.,
1901; mango dlr. do., 1907; '11etlred
from ins. 'business 'bo become a tpartnoer
fil1111 A. l
. Ames (q.v.) and 00., soo.ck
brokers, Tooomt:ro, 1911; ,d1ir. Bert-
ram Engine & Shipbuilding Co. and of
the Metropolitan Bank (of which he was
one of the founders) ; secy.-treas. Can.
Life Ins. Offrs.' Assn.; supervisor ex-
amns. 1n TO"l'Onto of Inst. ,Actuaries Gt.
Brit.; presdt. Ins. Inst.. Toronto, 1902-
03 ; author .. Essential Features of Life
Assurance Organization" (1902), .. Ac-
tuarl. Tables" (in collaboration with
Frank Sanderson (q.v.), (1905). and
II Investments of Can. Life Offices"
(1906) ; a Presb.-.! Spadina Road, To-
ronto; Toronto Club; National Club,
do.
.. One of the soundest ßnd most trust-
worthy actuaries in canada."-T. NewB.
Brady, Fran1r:Un Pierce, Can. ry. ser.
vice.
S. P.a,trick aTId Hannah (O'Connor)
B.; b. Haverh1H, N.H., June 22, 1853;
e. commcm 'schls. amI Semy., Newbury,
Vt.; m. Miss Harriet V. Cavanagh,
Oonoord, N.H.; entd. ry. serV'ioe, Pas-
sumpslc Ry., as bag-gage mast,er, 1869;
Ia,ter join'ed the C.P. Ry., and was
s\WC'ess1vely 8.Jsst. supt., SmiTh's Fal,ls,
Ont.; do., Fort Wi Jol.i1a.m, Orut.; asst.
geI1l1. supd,t., Centr:iJ1 òiv., Winnipeg;
and genl. su-pdt. Lak-e SuperLor div.;
resigned, 1908; now, and sißlce 1909,
a memo Can. GoV1t. RY's. M.,:magirug Ed.,
and genl. supdt. 'Of In1tercol. Ry.-
.'Ifoncton, N.B.
"An exceptionally able official.' '-M.
Herald.
Brady, Bev, PhiIip J. (R C.).
08. ,18Jbe PhiH,p an,d Mary (Murphy);
B., St. Jean Chrysostome, P.Q., but
formerly from Co. Cavan, Irel.; b. St.
Jean Chrysostome, Jan. 29, 1850; e.
Montreal CoIl.; O. Aug., 1875; has
served successively at Mile End.
Montreal, Coteau du Lac, St. Jean
d'Ibervllle, St. Cunegonde, Laprairie,
Hartwell, Vankleek Hill. and other
places; at 'Present rector N.D. du Bon
Consell, Montreal.--68 Panet St., Mont-
real.
BRAOG-BRANDT.
135
Bragg, Harry, jo.urnalist.
S. .Jûhn, n3Jtive of iMan'C'hoesber, Eng.,
and A'Ilne (Wdsoel'Y) B., tlJ8)tdve Hurutly,
Aberdeenshire, Sco.t.; b. Blackburn,
Eng., Aug. 27, 1855; e. Lo.wer Bank
Acad. and by private tuto.r; m. Irene
T., d. late .Jo.hn Thompson, Mo.ntreal;
came to. Can., 1884, settling in Mo.nt-
real; fo.rmerly financial and co.mmer-
clal ed. Star, Mo.ntreal; no.w mango
ed. Oan. Municipal Journal; a pUblic
lecturer; ho.n. life memo Blackburn,
(Eng.) Lit. So.c. and o.f the Ho.rticul-
tural So.c.; audito.r and assesso.r, St.
Lambert; first secy. Industrial League
(no.w Can. Mfrs.' Assn.); reco.rding
se.cy. Nalt. Hist. Soc., IMontroal1 ; pres-rut.
St. Lambert Lit. So.c.; P. G. M. W.,
A. O. U. W.; an Ang.; an Imperialist
and a Can.-" Sunny Bank!' St. Lam-
bert, P.O.
Bragg, Thomas George, educatlo.nlst.
Parenlts from DevonslÜre, En-g., oot-
tIed In Co.. Durham, Ont.. 1843: b. Tp.
Darllngto.n, Ont., Aug. 4, 1874; e. Bo.w-
manville High Sch. and To.ro.nto Univ.
(B.A., Gov.-Genl's. med fo.r geni. pro.-
ficlency; highest average In 2 ho.no.ur
d'e-pts.--doa.ssiæ .and mod. loang.; Geo.
Brown scholar. In modems; 1st class
In classics, 1896); grad. Onto Normal
Co.Il., 1897; classical master, Bo.wman-
viJNe High Sch., 1897-19(}3: prindpal
Dawson City High and Pub. Sch., 1903-
06: SUpcllt. EdJuca-N'OlJi, Y:Ukon Tery.,
his present position, ApI., 1906; a Free-
maso.n; one o.f the principal organizers
Univ. Toronto Chal'ter Delta Upsilon
and o.f Dawson Can. Club; m., Aug.,
1902, May Vio.let (d. same year), d.
W. R. Clemens, Bowmanville.-Daw-
Bon, Y.T.; Oanadian Olub, do.
"A man of all-round scholarship, solid
character, and approved ability as a
teacher;"-M. and E.
Braithwaite, Arthur Douglas, bank
manager.
Fo.urth S. late Rev. Wm. B., vicar
Alne, Yorkshire, Eng.; b. there, 1856;
e. Reading, Eng.; m., ApI., 1888, Mar-
jo.ry Walker, 2nd d. late Wm. Hendrie,
.. Ho.lmstead," Hamilto.n, Ont.; has
been since 1873 in the ISeTviæ Off' rthoe
Bank of Montreal; man gr. or actg.
man gr. successively at Regina, Cal-
gary, Hamilton (presented with testI-
mo.nial by citizens on leaving t'here),
N. Y. (agent), and To.ro.nto (apptd.,
1906) ; apptd. genl. mangr. Onto Bank,
on its lliquid3Jtion, same ye.a;r; ,is ohair-
man Toronto Ol,e.arlng IHouse; t1'OO5. S.
African Patrl'ot'Íc Fund, 1899; fi.rst
presdt. Elgar choir, Hamilton, Ont.,
1904; Ang. and a ch. warden S1.
.James' Cath., Toronto.-160 St. George
St., Tm'onto; Toronto Olub ; York
Olub, do.; Hamilton Olub, Hamilton.
Braithwaite, Edward Ainslie, physi-
cian.
BI"O. of pf'eCloo l il1'g; b. Yo.rkshire,
Eng., Feb. 16, 1862; e. King's Sch.,
Bruto.n, Devo.n, and Vlcto.ria Co.lI., .Jer-
sey; m., Nov., 1892, d. T. A. All1Jder-
son: stuòie.d ,for his prof. aJt King's
Co.lI. Hosp., Londo.n, Eng.; admitted In
Man. ; served in Royal N. W. M. Po.llce
fo.r some yrs.; has practised thro.ugh-
out In Edmo.nton, where he Is health
o.f'fr.; elected a memo Med. Co.uncn,
.M,oo., 1906: all' Ang.-Edmonton, Alta.
Braithwaite, Bev, Edward Ernest
(Co.ng.).
.s. iMark (M.eH an'<l :ÐldzaJbeth (Eck-
a:rdtt) B.: 'b. Unionv,j.}llle, o nit. , M<."h. 14,
1865: e. Markham 'pubNc and high
schos., Townrto Un-iv., IMcGil:1 Un<iv.
(BJA., with 1st class bon'ours in men-
tal and 1ThOral .phil., 1886), Can. Congo
001,1., Oberlin Univ., O. (B.D., 1890),
amd Harvard Unliv. (IM.A., 1901 : Ph.D.,
1904) : m., Nov., 1892, Miss Ida Min
nole Van Camp, CloeV'ellland, 0.: o. 1890;
pastor Yarmoubh, N.'S., 1897-1900; ac!t-
dng prof. Olrd Toe.st. lang. an'<l '11.t., Ober-
lInn 100lil. amd Theo:l. Sem'Y., 1901-2;
pastor iDay St. Oh., Wes.t SomervUle,
Mass., 1903-9; sin'Oe then has been
pastor iNorhhern Cong. Ch., TOTanto;
fiormerly .pre.sdJt. Cong. Union of N.S.
amd N.B.; eloeobed 'Pr.esdt. Toron<to DIst.
Cong. UI1Iiol1', 1909; /has conrt:ributed.
numerous articles ItO Itbe secular and
re\Þlg1fou
ipress, Inoluò'ing rthlßOl. mags.
-99 Oharle8 St. E., T01'onto.
"Energe.tic .and a.ggre-ssive."-T. Tele-
gram.
Brandeis, Charles, co.nsultlng engr.
B. Lo.ndo.n, Eng., where he gradu-
ated as an electrical engr.; has ac-
quired a large pro.f. experience In Eng..
Germa'll/Y, 'Austria, and tJhe U..S.; m.,
Sept., 1908, Agnes .M. Haugh, d. larte
Q.eoo. Shepherd, LeedS, Eng.; an Ang. :
Is oan asso. iM. Am. Trust. E. E., and. a
ffi'e'IT1. of {,he .A.1rn. EleCltro-OhemlÎaal Soc. :
a.dJmi,tJt.ed an assoc. memo Can. Soc.
C. E., Oct., 1903; aots ruow !largely lin a
oolllSullt1V'e qua,l,ity; is chilef engr., the
S1. Cês:aJire PoweT Co. and the SaTa-
g"Uay E)lrectrri,o .Light & Power 00. ; a.ppM.
by Quebec GOV1t. to repoovt on beS't sy>s-
oom of electric ldghrting fOT pr:isons,
1907; ronsuLting erugr., Ooloni.a:l .003.'1
Co., N. .sydJney, N.S.. InO.-1( Villa
Ebor;' 530 Gro8venor Ave., Montreal;
Engineer8' Olub, do.
Brandt, Bev, Edmond Hermann
(Presb.), educatlo.nlst.
.orands. Capt. Guen1.al,
f .vhe arm'Y
of Na.poleon BonapaTte, wbo was
<100000'100 wlt'h <the Cvoss of the
Legion of HOnlO'UT aflter Wagra,m and
vocd. a pension -for his serv'Ï<."eS; b.
:Montécher.oux, FraIllC'e, 'Aug. 1, 1870; e.
primary 100oo1l 'schs., Proto Normal Soh.,
Glay Belf.oI'lt ACaJd., Foonce (ddpll()llIL3..),
M.ollltreaJ Presb. 00111. (grad.., 1896),
and McGdH Uruiv.: m., May, 1896, .MiJCe
Eva (d. IMa,y, 1911), d. late Rev.
Princl,paJl Bour.god!n: ænre:to Oa:n., .1889,
.t'O join ,toel3.CITing staff, Pointe Aux
Trembl.e.s Presb. .sohs.: O. 1897: apptd.
principal Po-irute Aux Trembles MissiOll1
Soh-s., Oct., 1900; do. d.o. Polnrt:e Aux
Tvembles Presb. COllI., 1900: recorn-
mended by Ottawa Presby. for apprt.
1:,0 staff of fMc)llIÌ'reaJ Presb. Colil., 1909;
appotd'. an Offr. d' Acad. by French
Govt., 1909; a strong 'believer in pro-
hi bi tion and lin tJhe 'IleoesSii ty 011' ele-
V'8Jtinog P. Q. t'o the posi tJi'Ü'Il of the
other provinoe.es by Prot'e-.S\1Janltism.-
Pointe Aux Tremble8 (Laval), P.Q.
"A mam .00 experie'l1'ce and
dmñ.n,ioStra.
tiV1e wnd 'beoa.ching a.bilit
'."-J[. Witness.
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BRANSCOMBE-BREAKEY,
Branscombe, Miss Gena (see Tenny,
Mrs. Gena).
Brant-Sero, John Ojijatekha, a Cana-
dian Mohawk Indian.
Mem. old Caniengehaga (Mohawk)
family; U. E. L.; mother a descen-
dant of Isaac Brant, Joseph Brant's
first s.; father a Bay of Qulnte. Mo-
hawk, nanwd Sero: b. Six Nation Re-
serve, Co. Brant, Ont., June 11, 1867;
self-taught; m., 1896, Mrs. Kirby, an
Eng. lady: a judicial Interpreter;
elected hereditary Hiawatha, 1903, and
to Six Nation Council (declfned for
personal reasons) ; a poet and drama-
tlst: translated" God Save the King"
Into the Mohawk; author .. Thl"
Beaver and the Fox," In verse: read
a paper, .. Dekanawldeh, the Law-
Giver of the Oam,iengahagas," before
Brit. Assn., 1901; volunteered for ser-
vice In S. A. during Boer War; won
3rd prize big male beauty -show, Folk-
stone, Eng., 1908; Con.; Ang.-Win-
tonvWe, BridUngton, Eng.; Sociologi-
cal Soc,
Brault, Henri Alexandre Abdon,
notary.
S. Alexis B., merchant, and Christine
(de Cousse-de-Rlbaudln), Montreal;
Acadian family; b. Montreal, Aug.,
1847; e. CoIl. de Montreal; admitted
N.P., 1869; has since successfully prac-
tised his prof. In Montreal, having had
among his clfents the Govts. of the
Dom. and Quebec; presdt. La Chambre
de Commerce, M'Ontreal, 1906-7; a del.
to the Com. Congress of the Empire,
1903; delfvered a notable speech there
in d'E"freuC'e of the Emp'ire; app,td. a
Harbor Commr., Montreal, 1905, and
did much during his term of office to-
wards effecting Improvements, looking
to the creation of Montreal as a nat.
port; Is In favor of giving Can. the
right to negotiate her own treaties and
of naming her own consular agents;
Is thoroughly loyal and faithful to the
Brit. fiag; a Lib.: a R.C.-16 St. Louia
Square, Montreal; summer residence'
Vaudreuil, P.Q. .
uA sincere pa.trjot."-Hon. J. 1. Tarte.
Bray, :Rev, Horace Edgar (Ang.).
4th s. late Wm. B., J.P., R.N.,
and Eliza (Lang) B., of Adelaide
and Petrolea, Onto ; b. AdelaIde.
Ont.; e. Petrolea pUblic sch., New-
market high sch., Huron CoIl., Western
Univ. and Chicago Univ.; M.A.; m.,
1890, Allee Maud (d. 1899), y. d. T.
F. KlngsmllI, uBellevdew," London, Ont,;
o. deacon, 1889; priest, 1890; Incum-
bent Christ Ch., Markdale, Ont., 1890;
rector Trivett Memorial Ch., Exeter,
Ont., 1896; do. 81. James's Ch., Han-
over, Ont., 1899; since 1908 has been
rector St. John's Ch., Port Rowan; Is
chaplain (with hon. rank of capt.),
39th Regt.; a memo of Religious Educ.
Assn.; sits on Sch, Bd. and Is secy.
R. D. Oha,pter of Norfolk; presdt. of
the lawn tennis and bowling clubs.-
St. John'8 Rectory, Port Rowan, Onto
Bray, John Lang, physician.
S. late Wm. B., R.N., and Eliza, d.
late John Lang, Plymouth, Eng.; b.
Kingston, Ont., 1841; e. London Dlst.
Grammar Sch. and Queen's Univ.
(M.D., 1863; LL.D., hon., 1905); m.,
June, 1867, Madeline Isabel Vav&sour,
d. late J. V. Noel, Klngst'On, Ont.; has
filled many Important positions In his
profession, Including V.-P. Onto Med.
Council, 1881-82; presdt. do., 1882-83,
and presdt. Can. Med. Assn., 1891-92;
Is also a mem, Am. Med. Assn.; elect-
ed regr. Onto Med. Council, 1907: an
Ang.; a Con.; a strong believer In
Can., and an upholder of the Brit. Em-
plre; m., June
1867, Madeline Isabel
Vavasour, d. late J. V. Noel, Kingston,
pi.re.-260 A venue Rd., Toronto.
Bray, Samuel, Dom. public service.
Eng. origin; s. Richard B., Devon-
shire, Eng., a well-known mining engr.,
at one time man gr. Bank of Elgin, St.
Thomas, Ont., and Catherine (Wil-
liams) B.; b. Quebec, Nov. 5, 1846;
e. Trevarth Sch., Cornwall, Eng., and
St. Thomas Grammar Sch.; m., Feb.,
1878, Elizabeth, d. late JUòg1e Launt;
C.E.; O.L..s.; D.L.,S.; successively d,lv.
engr. Can. Southern, Hamilton &
N. W., Credit Valley, Detroit, Mar-
quette & Mackinaw, and Onto & Que.
Rys.; entd. public service, June, 1884;
apptd. chief surveyor and engr. Dept.
Indian Affairs, July, 1905; passed 8
yrs. In Mexico during Maximilian re-
gime; 'P'racticaMy a master of tlboe
SP3;-nlish language; Ind. Oon.; faV'OUrs
tamf'f suffici,en,tily 'high !t'O enc'Ourage
borne Indusrtries, death and bequest
taxes, old a-ge !pensions, gradua,too In-
<.'Orne tax, and any m,oosure which will
enoourage ,the acquisition of wealth,
but disoourage a.s much as possible
Þhe acquIsition of -great wrealtth; Ang.
-ff9 Argyle Ave., Ottawa.
Bray, William Crowell, educationist.
S. W. T. and S. J. (Willson) B.;
mother a d. late Crowell Willson
M.P. (H. C.) ; b. Wlngham, Ont., Sept:
2, 1879; e. London High Sch., Toronto
Ulliv. (B.A., 1902), and Leipzlg Unlv.
(Ph.D., 1905); umn.; a research
chemist; has been research associate
In Research Labory. of Phys. Chemis-
try, Mass. Inst. Tech., Boston, MaSs.,
since 1905; Is asst. ed. Chemical Ab-
stracts (Am. Chern. Soc.), having
charge of dlv. of gent and phys.
chemistry; has published a number of
papers In field of phys. and In organic
chemistry, In sclen. journals; awarded
the" Exhn. of 1851" travell. scholars.,
Toronto Unlv, 1902; Ang.-Mas8, In-
Btitute of Technology. B08ton, Mass,;
Technology Club. do.
Breakey, John, lumber manufacturer.
S. late H. D. B., Chaudiêre River,
P.Q.; b. there, ApI. 9, 1846: e. Rev.
D. Anderson's private grammar sch.,
Lêvls, P.Q.; m., Nov., 1867, Helen. d.
late J'Ohn Anderson, Ord .MllII, IMoll'Y-
musk, Aberdee'nshire, Soot.; untdrerwent!:
a,pprentlceshlp rin fa.ther'g buslruess as
lum'ber manfr., and, 'On Ibis death. be-
...'3.II1'e 'prop. saw a.nd lumlber mi'lil.s,
EtchemiTI, formerly controlled by him;
3. dlr. Off Quebec Bank for many yrs.;
was .presdt. d'O., 1897-1908; 8.ilso presdt.
Can. El'ßctric Light 00.; .prevlously a
Jir. Union Bank of Can.; late a gov.
Morrin CoN., Quebec; a Presb.-
Etchemin, P.Q.; Quebec Garri80n Club.
BREBNER-BRENNAN.
Brebner, James, educationist,
S. late Jas. B., Inspr. Schs., Co.
Lambton, Ont., and Margt. (Elhot)
B.; b. London, Ont., Sex>t. 22, 1859: e.
Sarnia High Sch., Branttord CoIl. lnst.,
an'd Toronto<> Undv. (B:A., 1891); m.
Miss Frances E. Bar:blet, Win dlslO r,
Onto ; - some yrs. a pUbl,ic and 'high sch.
teacher; has been f.or som
ltime regr.
'l.'or-onto Ul1'iv., a 'position he stilll fUlis;
declined bursarshi'p IMoGiH Univ., 1902;
a c'Û'11'lrlbut'or to Westminster.-5'1
Howland Ave., Toronto.
Bredin, William :Fletcher, merchant;
legislator.
,B. Glie.ngarry, Ont.; 'e. there; m.,
Sept., 1907, Anna Brown, 51th d. læte
W. J. \Marsh, .. Gra'pe Grange," Clarks-
burg, Ont.; went west, 1870; a partner
of J. K. OornwaU; extensive mer-
chants and õtraders; weIll known as a.n
explorer; possesses an Int'imat.e knowl-
edge of .the resources {)f ,the whol-e
North-West; has S8Jt If'Or kt'habask.a
(Looa:l), Lib. dnterest, g,i.næ .g. e. 1905;
Ang.-Lesser Slave Lake, Alta.
Brehaut, Ernest, educationist.
E. s. Geo. H. and Margot. (Mac-
kinnon) B., Guernsey, P.E.I.; paternal
ancestors came from Guernsey, Chan-
nel lsds., to Guernsey, P.E.l., 1806;
b. Guernsey, P.E.I., 1874: e. Prince of
Wales CoIl., Dalhousie Univ. (B.A.,
with honours in classics and Univ.
med., 1894), and Harvard Univ.
(B.A., 1896; M.A., 1897); ro., 1907,
Miss Marguerite Upton, Colorado
Springs; prof. of classics Colorado CoIl.,
1898-1908; stnce then prof. of history,
do. - Colorado College, Colorado
Springs, U.S.
Brehaut, Louis, educationist.
Bro. of preceding: b. Guerp.sey,
P.E.I., 1882; e. Dist. Sch., Prince of
Wales CoIl., Charlottetown (Anderson
gold med. for highest standing) and
Dalhousie Univ. (B.A., with higoh hon-
ours and gold med. In Greek and Eng.,
also N. B. bursary, 1904) ; prof. Eng.
and Eng. liter., P. of Wales Coll.,
1904-05; chosen Rhodes schol. at Ox-
ford, 1905 (B.C.L., 1907).-Oxford,
Eng.
Breithaupt. Louis Jacob, manufac-
turer.
S. late Louis and Catherine (Hailes)
B.; b. Buffalo, N.Y., Mch. 3, 1855; e,
Berlin and Tor.onoo; m., 1881, Emma
A,lvareme, 2nd d. Benj. Devill, WateT-
100; joined his farther in busin.ess, anod.
on his death, became a memo and act-
Inlg m.angr. of firm, which, in 1890, was
incorporated as othe IBl'eithaupl Lea'ther
Co., Ltd., baV'lng extensive tanneries
at Berlin, PenetanguLshene and Lis-
towell; is presd.t. of co.; also lporesdt.
Onto Bark Co., and a dir. Onto Sugar
Co.; has been a memo of Park Bd., a
trustee Berlin-Waterloo Hospital, chair-
man Berlln Sch. Bd., presdt. Y. M.
C. A. and of Bd of Trade, Mayor of
Berlln and Warden of Waterloo; re-
presented N. Waterloo (Local), In
Lib. interest, 1900-02, when unseated;
mean. EV'an.g. Assn.-Berlin, Onto
Breithaupt, William Henry, civil en gr.
Bro. preceding; b. Buffalo, N.Y., Jan.
25, 1857; accompanied parents to Ber-
137
lin, 1861; e. Berlin, NorthWf'st CoIl.,
Napiervi,lIle, !ill., and Rensselaer Poly.
Inst., N. Y.; C. E., 1881; m., Feb.,
1898, Martha Cunningham, d. .John
Murphy, Montreal; served on construc-
tion West Shore Ry., 1881: on Pgh.,
Ft. W. & C. Ry., 1882; asst. engr.,
under C. Spohn Smith, St. Louis, on
C. P. R. and other bridges, 1883-85;
removed to Kansas City, Mo., 1886;
bridge engr. Chicago, Sante Fe & Cal.
Ry., do.; removed to N.Y., 1895; went
into genl. practice there as bridge and
structural engr.; memo Am. Soc. C. E.,
1887; do., Can. Soc. C.E., 1903 (coun-
clllor, 1907); at present residing in
Berlln, where he is presdt. Berlln Gas
Co., of Berlln & Waterloo St. Ry. Co.,
and of Berlln & Bridgeport El. St. Ry.
Co. ; author of various scientific papers;
Pres b.; Lib. (In Can.) ; an Am. citfzen.
-3 Potsdam Place, Berlin, Ont.; Engi-
neers' Club, N.Y.; Engineers' Club, To-
ronto.
Bremner. Lt,-Col, James John, Can.
public service.
B. May 23, 1828; formerly in com-
mand 66th Regt. (Princess of Wales
FusiUers); saw service during Fenian
r:;tids and N. W. campaign, 1885 (genl.
service med., with 1 clasp; N. W. Re-
bellion med.; Col. Aux. Forces offrs.'
decoration); entd. customs service,
1886; apptd. Inspr. of customs, Hali-
fax,' N.S., Dec., 1888.-Halifax, N.S.
Brennan, Miss Millicent, vocalist.
D. H. H. Brennan, merchant, Otta-
wa; b. and e. Ottawa: studied for her
prof. at Paris, France: made her de-
but, 1903, in the cycle of musical fes-
tivals in Can., conducted under the
leadership of Sir Alex. Mackenzie and
Dr. C. A. E. Harriss (q.v.), taking
difficult solo parts with great success;
subsequently studied in Holland,
Germany, Eng., and the U. S.; in 1905
appeared in Eng. grand opera, un-
der Col. Savage, and has also ap-
peared in oratorlo.-Columbus, 0.,
U.S,; !10 Somerset St., Ottawa.
.. Possesses a soprano voice ûf splendid
quality and large compass."-Musical
World.
Brennan, 'rh.omas J,. physician; Am.
ry. servICe.
B. Montreal, Nov. 1, 1853; e. St.
Lawrence Sch., do.; studied for prof.,
Dniv. of N. Y., and graduated M. D.;
m., June, 1881, Miss Harriet C. Gough,
Montreal; gave up practice of med.
owing to lll-health; devoted some yrs.
to journalistic and business life: ed.
Home Advocate, Camden, N..J., 1877;
do. Sunday Leader, Phil., do.: travell.
corr. Cincinnati Enquirer, 1878-81; a
contributor of verse and short stories
to various mags., 1881-85 ; private secY.,
Secy. U. S. Treas., 1885-87; asst.
cashier West. Nat. Bank of N. Y.,
1887-94; dir. and asst. secy. Metropol.
S1. Ry., N. Y., 1896-97; since then
has been secy. Chihuahua & Pacific
Ry.: aDem.; tarltr refonner; sound
money advocate: favours freer trade,
reclprocity wirth Can., oonsbilu.tJlonoa:l
govt., etc. ; a R,C.-Murray Hill, Flush-
ing, N.Y,; (summer residence) (( Cow-
anhurst," Lake Pocotopang, Eaile
Hampton, Conn.
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BRENT-BRICE.
Brent, The Bight Beverend Charles
Eenry. Bishop (Prot. Ep.).
S. late Rev. Canon Henry B. and
Sophia Frances, 2nd d. lat.e James
Cumming, M.P.P.; b. Newcastle, Ont.,
ApI. 9, 1862; e. Trin. CoIl. Sch., Port
Hope, and Trin. Univ., Toronto (B.A.,
with honours in classics, 1884: M.A.
1889; D.D., hon., 1901) D.D. (hon.),
King's CoIl. Univ., N.S., 1910; unm.;
o. deacon, 1886; priest, 1887; a memo
of staff Trln. CoIl. Sch., Port Hope,
Ont., 1886; asst. minr. St. Paul's Ca tb. ,
Buffalo, 1887; do. St. .John the Evan-
g-elÏst. Bosoon, 1888-91; assoc.
oot'Ü'r
St. Stephens, BoSJton., 1891-1901; el'eOted
first Bp. Philippine Islands at genI.
convention Ep. Ch. U. S., San Fran-
cisco, Oct. 1901; consecrated Boston.
Mass., Dec., 1902; elected Bp. of
Washington, D.C., at annual conven-
tion Ep. Ch. U. S., Washington, May,
1908, .and again :subsequently; odecllinle{l
va.rious other 'P'OS'Ít'i'Ons in ,the U.S., In-
ûluddng d-eanery 1St. .Paul"s Cath., Cin-
ci.nl1'3itl, rectJOry St. Luke's, 'San Fran-
cisoo, and doeQllæry Oht1ist Oh. Ca.th.,
OtJtawa, 1901; .on 00. staff N. Y.
CltU1.chman, N.Y., 1897-1900; OOffilffilr.
OIn P>hili'P'pine oplium traffic, 1904 ;
elected chainnan Intern. Opium Comn.,
Shanghai, 1909; author II With God In
the World" (1899), II The Consolations
of the Cross" (1902), II The Splendor
of the Human Body" (1904), "Ad'Ven
ture for God It (do. ), II Liberty and
Other Sermons It (1906), II With God
in Prayer It (1907), II The Mind 'Of
Christ Grows" (1908), II Leadershi.p"
(1908), etc.; Teed. a gi.ft of $100,000
from Mrs. E. D. Branodeg.el, UtiCla,
N. Y., \:10 .assi'st hoi,m to build a cath.;
Wm. iBelden Noble croect., HaTvaro
Unliv., 1907; a dleI. Ang. Oh. Bi-Cent.
celebration, Ha-lJifax, N.S.. 1910; II an
Am. d.bizen, but noone It he Less loyal to
the ooun1try amid to 'the IpeOJJIle of h,is
bit1th."-25.! Calle Nozaleda, 1Ilanila,
P.I.
II A splendid specimen of muscular
Christianity."-M. and E.
II Possesses great powers of organization
and ability to handle church work."-
Can. Churchman.
Bre1f
s:
Louise C,. nursing pro-
D. late .Jas. M. and Mary (Holland)
B., fonner from Eng.; latter from
Wales; b. Toronto; e. by governess
and at private ech.; trained for pro-
fession at Brooklyn City Hospital,
graduating 1890; supdt. Grace Hospi-
tal 6 yrs.; apptd. supdt. Hospital for
Sick Children, 'l'oronto (her present
position), .Jan., 1897; elected first
presdt. Can. Hospital Assn., 1907: and
presdt. The Lady Supdts. of Hosps.
Assn., 1909: noW Itreas., do.; i,s also
1st V.-P. Can. N8Jt. ASSD. {)If Trained
Nurses and a dir. Onto Graduate
':r.
s' Aßsn.-ffl Elizabeth St., To-
Brett, Bichard Buddy, journalist.
S. .John and Ann (Elliott) B., both
from Irel.: b. Amherstburg, Ont., ApI.
17, 1869; e. there; m., .June, 1893, Miss
Frances L. Roberts. Charlotte, Mich.;
a pUblic sch. teacher, 1888-90; since
then in journalism; for 7 yrs. connect-
ed with Amherstburg Echo; later
one of the publishers and props. Essex
Free Press; elected grand master I. O.
O. F., Ont., 1907-08; a Lib.; an Ang.
-Essex. Onto
Brett, Eon, Bobert George, physician.
S. .Jas. and Catherine (Mallon) B.,
both natives of IreI., who settled In
London, Ont., 1846: b. Strathroy, Ont..
Nov. 16, 1851; e. Strathroy Grammar
Sch. and Toronto Univ.; M.D. (Vic-
toria Unlv. ), 1874; post-grad. course
N. Y. hospitals, 1876; further course
In surg. and gynecol., Vienna, Austria,
1894; m., 1878. Miss Louise T Hunge.r-
fiord, W.atf1orÕ', Ont.; fonnerJy p-rac-
Used Co. LambtoI1-, Ont.. where be
was l'e'eve ()If tArkona ; m'Ovinlg to
MaID., wa,g OM of ,the founders ()f
MalI1. Med. CO'I
., in which he held
chair of m3Jt. moo. and 1he-rap.;
now emer. prof. gynecoI. and obst.
therein; for several yrs. a councillor
and memo Bd. of Studies, Man. Unlv.:
also asst. surg. 90th R,egt. ; estabMshed
Banff Sanitarium, 1886. of which he
is mf'd. dir.; presdt. CoIl. P. and S.
N. W. T., some yrs.; now memo Med.
Council, Alta.; surgeon C. P. R. and
to collieries of Anthracite and Can-
more: sat In Advis. Council. N. W. T.,
1889-92, and in N. W. T. Assembly,
later, up to 1900; for 2 yrs. was
presdJt. Extve. Oourucdl, and ,laoter Ileað!er
of the Opposition In the chamber;
senator Unlv. Alberta, 1908; a Con.:
an Aug.: ell.ec.ted pre-rot. 'AHa. Con.
A,ssn.., 1909.-BanffJ Alta.
Brewner, WWoughby Staples, law-
yer; legislator.
II'ish and Eng. origin; S. .John and
Elizabeth (Staples) B.: b. Tp. Haldl-
mand, Northumberland, Ont., .July 9,
1860; e. CoIl. Inst., Cobourg and Vlc-
torla Unliv., do. (B.A., 1882): m., 1st
Aug., 1887, Mary L. (d.), 'e. d. .Jas.
Horning, BraI1ltfO'rd, ûn'Ì.; 2nd'ly, .June,
1898, . Mi.ss .Bel.le Roberts: barri'ste.r,
1885: sli'cce.ssrfulll1Y P'fI3.ctiæs' Ibis :prof.
a.t Brantforo: K.C., 1899; elteCtoo
V.-P. Onto BaT A ssn, , 1908; served 4
yrs. in BranlÌ'ford CouncH: is chaiT-
man PubMc Scl1.. Bd.; Don. can. fOor N.
Brant (,Local), g. .e. 1904; elected for
S. Branlt, g.
. 1908.; a Meth.-Bmnt-
ford, Onto
Breynat, The Bt, Bev, Gabriel Joseph
EUa (R.C.), Bishop.
B. St. Vallier, Diocese of Valpnce,
France, Oct. 5, 1867; e. there; joined
the Oblat Order, and was o. 1891; came
to Can., 1888; 13.pptd. bp. titular
ðI Adramyte and vicar apost., Mac-
kenzie River, 1901; consecrated, ApI.,
1902; attended the Plenary Council,
Quebec, 1909: and the Eucharistic
Congress, Montreal, 1910.-Fort Reso-
lution, via Edmonton, Alta.
I I A fine specimen of th06e who have
spent their lives in behalf of the Indian.
of the North."-The WeBt,
Brice, Alfred James, merchant.
B, Chapel Allerton, Somersetshire,
Eng.: e. Bath; came to Can., 1870;
m. Miss Mary Woodcock, Toronto. an
extensive butter and cheese expor'ter;
BRIDGE-BRIDGMAN.
139
an unsuccessful candidate for presI-
dency Bd. of Trade, Montreal, 1900:
Ang.-26.5 Peel St.. Montreal; St.
James's Club; St. George's Snowshoe
Club; Montreal Amateur Athletic
Assn.; Montreal Club, do.
Bridge, Colonel Charles Henry, H.M.'s
regular mil. forces.
Fourth s. late Archdeacon B.. St.
.John's, Nfd.; b. there, .June 16, 1852;
e. Canterbury and .Jesus ColI., Camb.;
m., 1885, Elizabeth Dorcas, d. Sir Ed-
ward Morris, K.C.B.; joined Eng. Con-
trol Dept., 1872: It.-col., 1889; col.,
1898; Egyptian campaign, 1882 (med.
and star) ; D. A. Q. M. G., Headquar-
ters, War Office, 1886-91: commanded
A. S. C., Aldershot, 1891-96; campaign
In Rhodesia, 1896, on staff of Sir
Fredk. Carrington (thanks of Char-
tered Company, med., and C.B.) ; dir.
of transports, S. Africa Field Force.
1899-1900; A. A. G., Aldershot, 1900-
02 (med., 3 clasps, despatches, C.M.G.) ;
director of .transport, 1903; Inspr.
Remount Dept., 1906.-Reading, En!J.;
Junior United Service Club, London.
Bridge, Admiral Sir Cyprian Arthur
George.
S. late Archdeacon B., St. .John's,
Nfd.; b. there, Mch. 15, 1839; m.,
1877, Eleanor, d. G. Thornhill, C.RI.;
entd. R. N., 1853; rear-admiral, 1892;
vice-do., 1898; admiral, 1903: served
White Sea, 1854; Bay of Bengal. dur-
Ing Indian Mutiny; with Naval Bri-
gade In Burma: memo Comte. on
Heavy Guns, 1878; of War Office
Comte. on Explosives; also on Armour
Plates and Projectiles, 1879; of Ord-
nance Comte., 1881; dlr. Naval Intelli-
gence, 1889-94; commander-in-chief
Australian station, 1895-98; K.C.B.,
1899; commander-In-chief, China sta-
tion, 1901-04; G.C.B., 1903; retired,
1904; V.-P. Brit. Science Guild;
author .. The Art 'Of Navwl Woar.fare,"
and .. Sea Power and Other Studies."
-1 Eaton Terrace. London. S. W.;
United Service Club; Wellington Club,
do.
Bridge, Kaj,-Gen, Thoma. :rield
Dunseomb, H.M.'s regular m.iI.
forces.
S. late Archdeacon B. and Sarah
Christiana (Dunscomb) B.: b. St.
.John's, Nfd., .June 11, 1847; e. Eng.
and France: m, Harriet, d. .J. H. Ler-
mUte, Knighton, Middlesex, Eng.; 2nd
lieut. R. M. L. lnfy., .Jan., 1866; capt.,
1881: It.-col., 1894: col., 1899: maj.-
genl., 1906; s
rved Saudan, 1884-85
(med., with 2 clasps; Khedive's star) ;
captured standard at Battle of Tofrek
(bt. of major) ; was A. D. C. to late
Queen Victoria
and later A. D. C. to
K!ing Edward; Ang.-8 Chester Place
Hyde Park Sq., London, W., Eng.;
United Service Club, do.
Bridge., Hedley Viean Burpee, edu-
cationist.
S. Hy. Putnam and Eliza Ann (Bur-
pee) B.; both parents descended from
Puritan settlers, who came from Ips-
wlch and Rowley, Mass., to N. B.,
1763; b. Sheffield, N.B., Oct., 1862; e.
N. B. Univ. (B.A., 1881; M.A" 1883;
LL.D., hon., 1910); m., Aug., 1896,
Mabel, e. d. late Hon. Mr. .Justice
Gregory; math. master, ColI. lnst.,
Fred'erlcton, some yrs.; inspr. schs.
N. B., 1889-1906: 'Principal Norma'l
Sch., Fredericton, .JU'ly, 1906; elect-ed
a senator N. B. Univ., 1905; a dlr.
Dom. Educl. ,A'ssn., 1907; pres(l.t.
Fredtericton Curl1in.g Olub, 1906.-
Fredericton, N.B.
Bridges, Henry Seabury, educationist.
S. late Hy. Putnam and Eliza Ann
(Burpee) B.; Puritan ancestors; b.
Sheffield, N.B., Nov. 23, 1850; e. Shef-
field Grammar Sch. and Univ. of N. B.
(B.A. and gold med. for best Latin
essay, 1869; M.A., 1871; Ph.D., 1888) ;
subsequently studied at Oxford, Eng.;
m., Oct., 1880, .AJllce tMidd, ltemol'e d.
la.tIe S. R. F1ost<er, St. .John, N.B.;
entd. teaching profession, and was suc-
cessively asst. master Sunbury Gram-
mar Sch.; 2nd master, ColI. Inst..
Fredericton; principal High Sch. and
supdt. other schs., St. Stephen; 2nd
master, St. John Grammar Sch.: prin-
cipal do.; prof. classics, Unlv. N. B.,
1881, and, again, principal St. .John
Grammar Sch. (retired, 1906): since
1897 has been supdt. city schs., St.
.John; Is a senator and presdt. Alumni
Soc., N. B. Univ.: V.-P. Soc. Prevo of
Cruelty to Animals and a dir. Can.
Club, St. .John, and of local Moral and
Social Reform Council; elected d'epty.
G. master Freemasons of N. B., 1907,
and R.W.G.,M., 1909 : opposed to Lord
StraÌ!hcona's (q.v.) plan tor ele'IDentJary
mHiotary tra.inring in Can. pubHc schs.
-St. John, N.B.; Canadian Club, do.
Bridgman, George B" pain ter.
S. .J. W. B., formerly of Toronto:
studied at Paris under Gerome; after
a 5 yrs.' course at the Ecole des Beaux
Arts, Paris, was given, In 1888, the
highest honour that can be awarded,
vlz., the gold med. and first prize, Na-
tional and Special of France, over all
competitors, both native and foreign,
for painting the full length figure from
life. - Care Canadian Otnce, Pana,
France.
Bridgman, Bev, George Henry (l\Ieth.)
educationist.
oS. l.a.te .John P. and Marda (WH-
S'on) B., Smithvillle, Ont.; b. there,
<\ug. 2, 1841; e. Victoria Un1v., Co-
bourg (B.A., 1864; M.A., 1867);. han.
d-egree D.D., Syracuse Unlv., 1879;
LL.D., do., 1900; m., .June, 1873, Mary
B., d. late .J'ohn El'Uot, BranltfO'rd,
Ont.; enttd. min.iSltTY, 1864; o. 1868;
heM ,pastorates at Paris, Dunòas, To-
ronto, Ham Ïil'bon, St. Ca.toharinoes, and
Broantford; wUhd-rew from Can. IMeth.
Ch. and joi'n,ed IMeth. Ep. Ch., U. -8.,
1873; presdt. Genesee Wesl. Semy.,
lAma, N.Y., 1873-83; elected .presdt.
Hamlolne Univ., 'St. Paul, Minn. (his
pr.es>ent posi.ti<m), 1883; has been 5
times a memo GenJ. Conf. Meth. Ep.
Oh., as a del. from Minn. Conf. ; a d.eI.
Federa! CQund'l of Chs. of Ohrist .In
Am., N. Y., 1905; a memo 1st Charter
Comn., St. BanI; F1reet11!a90n.-1.f95
Hewitt Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
140
BRIERLEY
BRIGGS.
Brierley. James Samuel, journalist.
S. late .Tas. Bell B., London, Ont.; b.
there, Mch. 4, 1858; e. there; m., Alpl.,
1898, k1doe Bosworth, 3rd d. lat>e Lt.-
001. E. W. Gossage, C.E.; acqul'l'eD
practical knowledge of printing busi-
ness In office London Fl.ee Press, later
becoming supdt. Hamilton Bpectator Job
office; started In business for himself,
London, 1879; acquireD Home JouTnal,
St. Thomas, Ont., of which he became
subsequently sole prop. and ed., 1881;
purchased Obrutham Banner, 1894, oon-
t:lnu:ing its pubIlca;Uon HII Oot., 1896;
became mango dlr. and ed. Montreal
Daily Herald about same time; remov-
Ing to Montreal, disposed of his Interest
In the Banner, but retained proprietor-
ship of Home Journal; since Dec., 1909,
has been presdt. of the Herald Publish-
Ing Co.; elected presdt. Can. Press
Assn., 1896, and 'Of Can. 'Assocla,ted
Press, 1904; presdt. Can. Club, Mont-
real, 1910; also presd,t. \Montreal Club;
was a de-I. to the Imp. Pres.s
Cont., London, Eng., 1909; elected
chairman of Can. delegates to do. do.;
on this occasion was presented to the
then KIng and Queen of Eng.; elected
Eastern V.-P. The Can. Press, Ltd.,
1910; was brought to the bar of
Quebec Assem., Mch., 1902, and re-
quested to divulge the name of the
writer of a certain article that had
appeared In the Herald. for which he
assumed the full responsibility, having
published the same In good faith, and,
on his refusing a second time to give
the desired Information, was dis-
charged from custody, the House being
satisfied with his explanation; a Lib.;
an All'g.; .a Fl"eemason.-147 Cðte Bt.
Antoine Rd., Montreal; Canadian Club;
Montreal Club, do.
II One of the very cleverest of Can.
journaliøts."-P, Globe.
"A man of push and ene.rgy who ha!l
aooompHshed WO'Ilders in Montreal."-
ThoB. CoM (q.v.).
Briggs, Alfred WUUam. lawyer.
S. Rev. Wm. B., D.D. (q.v.), and
Rosalie Marian (Clarke) B.; b. Lon-
don, Ont., .Tune 24, 1871; e. Toronto
Coli. Inst., and Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1891; LL.B., 1892; M.A., 1893; m.,
1900, Demeredy F., 2nd d. .Tohn .T.
Wright (q.v.), consulotJng en gr. To-
ronto Electric Light Co.; 'barrIster,
1894; KC., 1910; sucoessfuHy prac-
tises In Tororuto; hon. se.cy. Ortoop.
Hosp.; do. dú. Can. .copyright Assn.;
Can. sec. StaT Life Aissur. Soc. of Lon-
don, Eng.; a ooundllO'r Irish Proto
Ben. Soc.-Port Credit; otnce, Toronto
(Briggs
Frost).
"A man of broad views and deep in.
terest in educa.tional m-atters and of first-
class administrative a.bHity."-T. Globe.
BriggB. Eon, Daniel Luther. mer-
chant; legislator.
S. Edward and Elizabeth B., Sack-
vllle, N.B.; h. and e. there; m.; leav-
dng Sa.ckvHle, Feb., 18.69; ldved at
Cromwell for 12 yrs., but finally took
up his residence at Mldmf'town, Conn.,
Where hie ihas estJa:bd. the firm of D. L.
B. & Co., wholesale beef and provi-
slons; Is also presdt. B. & Co., manfrs.
of hardware specialties; a .T. P.; Ald..,
] 886-88 ; Mayor, 1890-94; chairman
Town Comte., 1887-95; presdt. Rep,
State League 2 yrs.; a del. to several
conventions of Rep. party; representa-
tive from Middletown, 1897-98; state
senator, 1906-07; has also been a dlr.
Ed. of Trade, trustee and dir. of sav-
irugs banks; was chairman Senate
Comte. on Fisheries and Game.-Mid-
dleton, Conn.
.. A man of widespread popularity."-
AC. 'l'ribune.
Briggs. Frederick Adams. banker.
B. Cowansvllle, P.Q.; graduated Cor-
noe}ol Univ., Ithaca, N.Y., 1898; was
stro
e of Oorruell crew, carrying his
crew to victories over Yale, Harvard,
Pennsylvania, and Columbia, In '96, '97,
and '98; m., 1901, Miss Annie Vallette
Haight, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; at pres-
ent mangr. Welllngton St. branch
Eastern Tps. Bank, Sherbrooke, P.Q.
-Bherbrooke, P.O.
BriggB. D. B," "Jimuel (see Thomp-
son, Phillips).
BriggB. Bev, William (Meth.), pub-
lisher.
S. 'late Thos., Banbridg-e, Co. Down,
Irel. ; Irish and Scotch descent; b. Ban-
bridge, Sept. 9, 1836; e. Mt. Street
Sch. and ColI. Inst., LI verpool, Eng.;
acqu:lred a oom. 'trainin,g In ,the
s'ame city; whUe sUI'1 a yooung man,
CaJme to Can., and was recelVie'd
on -trial, Sit! Durham, Provo Quebec,
1859; o. 1863; was stationed, subse-
quently, as pastor, at Toronto, Hamil-
ton, Montreal, London, Cobourg, Belle-
ville, and again at Toronto (Metro-
politan Ch.) ; was financial secy., 1874 ;
chairman dlst., 1876; secy. to conf.,
1876-77; presdt. conf., 1885; has been
a del. to all the genl. confs. of his ch.,
as well as to the Genl. Conf. of the
Meth. Epls. Ch. of the South. 1882, and
to the Ecumen. Con!., Washingron,
D.C., 1891, and also a,t LondJOn.
1901: first elec'Ìe.d book st-ewtßTd of
the Methodist Book and Publishing
House, becoming head of the pioneer
book 'pubUshlng house In Toronto, and
the largest publishing house In the
Dom., 1879; D.n., 'hon. (Victoria Unlv.),
1886; a memo Comte. 20th Century
'l'hanl(sglvlng Fund, 1898; a memo
Comte. of Conf. on Ch, Union. 1906,
nnd a memo Bd. Regents, Victoria
Unbr., 1906-07: a memo .Tolnt Comte.
l'e .Tapanese Meth. Ch., 1906; vlce-
chair. Local Exoe.cut1V1e Oomte., F'ouJ'lbh
Ecumenical Methodist Conference,
1911; also served as presdt. :Meth.
Social Union and of Master Printers'
and Boo!{1biniders Assn.: m., 1865, Miss
Rosalie Marian Clark, Melbourne, Aus-
tralla.-21 Grenville Bt., Toronto, Onto
.. A wise administrator."-T. Globe.
.. One of the most successful pastors of
his time."-M. end E,
"A good preacher, excellent man of
business and witlty pla.trorm spe,aker."-
Rev. Dr. Smith.
.. One of those most thoroughly verled
in the British classics among the educated
men of the country."-BUBJf Man'. MBU.
BRIGHT-BRITTAIN.
Bright, Bev, Alfred (Pres b.).
S. Hy. and Elizabeth (Bright) B.,
Montreal; b. there, Sept. 21, 1878; e.
tMontTe8Jl High Sch., A!biongd-on Seh.,
Montreal, and Queen's Univ., Kingston
(B.A., 1905); pursued theol. studies at
Yale Unlv. and Presb. CoIl,.. Montreal;
o. 1907; asst. pastor St. Paul's and
Knox Chs., Peterboro, Ont., 1906; pas-
tor St. Paul's Ch., Ingersoll, 1907.-
Inger8oll. Onto
BrlgnaU, James, Can. ry. service.
Formerly genl. mangr. N. S. Central
Ry.; awtd. auditor l'aJtter ry., Nov.,
1905; m. Oharlobtoe EmlJy (d. A-p I. ,
1903), d. Ilo3!te .Jas. Spike, HaUfax,
N.S.-Bridgewater, N.S.
Brill, Hon, Hascal Bussel, judge.
S. ThO's. R. and Sarah (Sager) B.;
b. Phlllpsburg, P.Q., Aug. 10, 1846; e.
pub. schs., Can. and Minn., HamUne
Univ. (LL.D., 1890), and Mich. Univ.;
barrister, 1870; m., 1873, Miss {)ora A.
Gray; judge Probate Ct., Ramsay Co.,
Minn., 1873-74; do. Common Pleas, do.,
1875-76; do. Dist. Ct., 2nd .Jud. Dlst.,
Minn., since 1876; Rep.--671 Laurel
A ve., St. Paul, JIinn.
Brlmson, Miss Florence Anne, (See
Graff, l:Mrs. FloTenoo Anon-e.)
Brine, Bev, Charles L, (Epls.).
S. late Wm. E. B., Provl. Cashier,
Halifax, N.S., who came to N. S. from
.Jersey, C.!.; b. St. Margaret's Bay,
N.S.; e. King's CoIl., Windsor, N.S.
(B.A., 1887); o. deacon (Bp. Freder-
Icton, N.B.), 1887; priest (Bp. To-
ronto), 1888; served In N. S., Toronto,
and Hamilton; In latter city was rector
St. .John Evangellst Ch, ; since 1896 has
been rector Christ Church, Portsmouth,
N.H.-Port8mouth, N.H,
Brisson, Thomas Auguste, physician;
Quebec pUbllc service.
S. late Dr. B., St. Lln, P.Q.; b. there,
Oct. 12, 1852; e. L'Assomption and
:Montreal Col'Is. and V,icooria UO'iv.,
Cobourg, Onto (M.D., 1871); m.,
Oct., 1881, Marie Louise (d. Dec.,
1897), d. Dr. P. C. Dufresne (later a
priest and canon R. C. Ch.) ; practised
his profession at Laprairie for so.me
yrs.; Mayor Laprairie and Prefect of
Co., 1885-92; organized 85th Regt.,
C. M., 1880, from which he retired rl8
surg.-It.-col. (long service med.); n
del. Paris Expn., 1900; unsuccessfully
contested Lavralrie (Local), Con. In-
terest, 1887; one of the founders of
the Montreal Colonlz. Soc., of which.
as well as of the Gent Colonlz. and
Repatriation Soc., P. Q., he Is the
mango dlr.; a R, C.--68 Notre Dame
Bt., Montreal,
.. One of the most devoted and zealollB
of public servants."-O. Free Pre.lf.
Bristol, Edmund James, lawyer; legis-
lator.
2nd s. late A. S. B., M.D., and E. M.
(Everitt) B., Napanee, Ont.; U. E. L.
descent; b. Napanee, Sept. 4, 1861; e.
Napanee High Sch., U. C. Coli., and
Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1883) ; m., Sept.,
1889, Mary Dorothy (presdt. Ladies'
Golf sec., Toronto Hunt Club), d. late
Hon. Chief .Justice Armour; barrister,
1886; KC., 1908; successfully practises
141
his 'Prof. in Thronto; a dlr. In:verness
Ry. & Coal Co., Northern Nav. Co.,
New Eng. & Oldfton Ooppoer Co., and
Inltern. Ry. & Co11Itmot Corpn.; presdt.
Univ. Oola. Li<t. and! Sci.en.. Soc., '1'0-
ronrto, 1895; one of the fo.unders of .the
Toronto Co.untry and Hunt Club and
of the Can. Horse Show; an enthusias-
tic yachtsman, winning, with Co.mmo.-
dore Boswell (q.v.), in 1895, the Prince
of Wales Cup fo.r the championship o.f
the Can. lakes; a Con.; has been V.-P.
Co.n. Assn. o.f Ont., and presdt. To.ronto
Co.n. Assn.; has represented To.ro.nto.
Centre (H. C.) since AVI., 1906, suc-
ceeding the late E. F. Clarke B.8 such;
an Ang. -1ì9 Beverley St., Toronto;
Toronto Club; .Albany Club; Country
and Hunt Club; R. C. Yacht Club, do.
" A strong party man, but never unfair
or discourteous. "-M. and E.
.. Rideø straight in the hunting field, a.
he rides straight for what he wanta In
ordinary life."-T. Newlf.
Bristal, Gearge Everett, merchant.
S. late Dr, A. S. B., Navanee, Ont.;
b. Be
I'evHile, Ont., Nov. 23, 1855; e.
Napall'ee Gmmmar Seh.; m., Nov.,
1855, Mal'gt., d. late Thomas Whitoe
Hamdlfton; a memo firm Luoas, SteeJle
& B., whlol.esale grocers, Hia.mdltJon
Ont., having !business con'Ilecrt>io.I1Js
from Tororuto west 10 the Pacific
Ocoon; .presdt. .IJa;mn.ton Ed. of
TTadoe, 1897; was, during its existence,
presdt. Can. Grocers, Ltd.; Is presdt.
Onto Whalesale Gracers' Guild and af
the Imp. Vinegar & Pickling Ca.
Hramllwn; 'al,so rpresd.t. Hamllto
Orlcket Olub; elected. V.-P. for Ont.,
Dom. Wholesale Gro.cers' Guild, 1910;
poIit1caJIly, Ind.; ihas voted fo.r both
-parties; an Ang., and a del. to. bhe
Synoo; an offidal d'81. to lfJhe Bi-Cent.
An.g. Oh. ce1oebratfon, Ha,u!ta,x, 1910.-
ti Elm8ley}' f66 Bay St. South, Hamil-
ton
Ont.; Hamilton Club, do.; Toronto
Club, Toronto.
"POtJIse&S'e-s groat business oapacity."-
Late S enatoT Wood. .
Brittain, Horace L" educationist.
S. Praf. .J. B., D.Sc., Macdanald CoIl
P..Q. (q.v.); b. Kings Ca., N.B., 1874';
e. Un1v. N. B. (B.A., willi honours in
flat. science arud cl1oem., and Douglas
gold moo. far best Eng. essay, 1895;
M.A., 1898); taught Manctan High
SCh., last year actg. asst. principal,
1895-99; prlnclpal Harton Acad., Walf-
vdHe, N.S., 1899-1904; 'POst-grad. course
Clark Un1v., 1904-07 (sohol. and fel-
low; Ph.D., 1907); surpdt. of sehs..
HY'de Park, /Mass. (his present posJ-
Uon), 1907; author or artJloles on "The
'reaching af Hlstary It and .. The De-
velap. af Imaginatlan of Children," the
latter his thesis for his dactarate.-
Hyde Park. Mas8.
Brittain, John, educatlanlst.
E. s. Thas. B. and Elizabeth (Car-
san) B.; b. nr. Sussex, N.B., Nav. 22,
1849; early educatian privately can-
ducted; subsequently attended prav!.
Narmal Sch., and took shart caurses
at Carnell, Chicago.. and Calumbia
Univs.; D.Se. (N. B. Unlv.), 1905;
m., 1871, J\Hss Chal'lotbe T. Bormey;
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BRITTAIN-BROCHU.
f.or 10 ym. principal SuperiQr Sclh.,
Pet1:JiJtoodoia.c, N.B.; d'oOr 14 yr.s. dnstr.
Dat. scienoe, ProvL NOrrIlJa,l 'Scb.,
l'OOerioton ; prof. chern. Un
v. I()If
N. lB., 1906-08; aJpPItd. .prof. nl3Jture
s.tudy, Ma.odoorualid Cold., 1908; mtired
on a penlS'Íon from the Oamoeg1Ïe FunJd.,
do.; aUJtoor .. Mann.l.3..1 of Nature Les-
S'Oßos" am.d .. OuN'ines of Nature Les-
sons."-Care Macdonald. College, P.Q.
II His contribution toward the elevation
of the educational standard of New Brul1s-
wick has been ve.ry .gre a.t. "-N. B. Univ.
Month.
Brittain, John EiUs, Am. 'ry. service.
S. Jas. E. B. and Margt. B.; b. St,
John, N.B., Mch. 14, 1862; e. there;
m., July, 1885, Miss Mae G. Orcutt;
has been travel, pass. agent and New
Eng. pass. agent, Chicago & N. W. Ry.,
and presdt. Ry, and Steamboat Assn.,
Boston, Mass.; now genl. freight and
pass, ag'elIllt ,former, Boo;ti()n
.Mas:;.;
mem.Oi.ty Rep. OotnIte.., Melrose, lMas.s. ;
chairman 7th Rep. Congress Camte.,
Mass. ; a Prot.-77 Circuit Bt., Melrose,
Mass; Melrose Club
do.; Middlesex
Club, Boston.
Britton, Eon. Byron Moffatt, judge.
S. late Danl. Freeman B., Post-
master, Gananoque, Ont.; b, there,
Sept. 3, 1833: e. Gananoque and Vic-
toria Unlv., Cobourg (B.A., 1856; M.A.,
1868) ; m., Dec., 1863, .Mary Eliza (d.
1905), e. d. late H<m, L. H. Holton,
M.P.; barrister, 1859; K.C. (Ont.)
1876: do. (Marquis of Lorne) , 1881:
a Bencher of the Law Soc., 1886; was
one of tlbe JlØadJet\S of the ba;r .In .tJhe
Midland Dist.; Co. Crown Atty. and
Clk. of the Peace, Co. Frontenac,
1882-91: official referee, under Onto
Drainage Act., 1891; resigned, 1896; a
Royal 'Ooonmr. re Toronrt:JO Undv., 1895;
do. do. for the Revision of the Statutes
of Ont., 1896; diD. do. to Investigate
the Trea.dgold Concession, and the
Hydraulic Goncession In the Yukon
generally, 1903; .formerly a Ject. on
Criminal Law, Queen's Univ.; Mayor
of Kingston, 1876-7; also, Chainnan of
the Sch. Bd. and a memo Bd. of
Regents, Victoria Univ.; In his day, a
stalwart Lib.; one of the leaders of his
party In Central Can.; unsuccessfully
contested Cataraqul div., Leg. Council,
1864, and Frontenac (Local), 1868; sat
for Kingston (H. C.), 1896-1901; since
Sept. 24 1901, has ,been a judge of the
King's bench div. of the High Ct. of
Justice for Onto ; a dir. Nat. Trust Co. ;
a Meth.--696 Huron St., Toronto; Fron-
fenac Club, Kingston.
"A man with .. fine judicial mind."-
M. Sta71dard.
Britton, Byron 0" journalist.
S. Freeman B., Gananoque; b. and
e. there; succeeded his father as ed.
Gananoque Reporter, 1905. - Ganan-
oque
Onto
Britton, Charles E" manufacturer.
'l'hird s. Danl. Freeman Britton, a
native of New Hampshire, who was
fonnerly postmaster, Gananoque, P.Q.,
and Nancy M. B.; b. Gananoque, Ont.,
June 5, 1842; e. local schs., Fairfield
Acad., and Victoria Univ.; m., 1872,
Marian, 2nd d. late G. B. Holland, To-
ronto; In partnershiv with O. D. and
D. C. Cowan, estbd. !the Gan'8.noquoe
Nail & Hinge Works, at Gananoque,
which they stiIl carry on; Mayor Gan-
anoque, 1897; commodore Am. Canoe
Assn., 1901; gave the es.tate of .. -Belil-e-
vue" roo 1:Jhe !toWJ1I rOf Gananoque f'or
public purposes, 1909; a Lib., and un-
successfully contested S. Leeds (H. C.)
in that Interest, 1882 and 1887; an
Ang.-Gananoque, Onto
Britton, Bev, Maurice W, (Epls.).
S. Maurice B., now of Mitchell, Onto ;
b. Liverpool, Eng.; accompanied his
parents to Can.; e. In Eng. and Can.;
O. (Ang. Ch., Can.) 1888; vastor suc-
cessively Lake Shore and St. Cathar-
Ines, Ont.; now and for some yrs. pas-
tor Ch, of the Holy Cross, N. Y.-:JOO
E. Fourth St., New York.
Broad, WaUace, mining engineer.
B. St. John, N.B.; e. Univ. N.B.
(B.A., 1877) ; took eng. course McGlll
Univ.: served field staff Can. Geo!.
Survey; subsequently went to IJhodesla
and to S. Africa, where he was a con-
sulting engr. and mining geol.; apptd.
European adviser, Mlnr. of Mines,
China, 1902.-Dept. of Mines, Pekin,
Ohina.
Broadfoot, Be..., Thomas A" (Presb.).
E. Man. ColI. (B.A., 1902; B.D.,
1906); formerly a public sch. teacher
in Man., and among Gallcian settlers
in the 'Woe.8It; .served! also as a missy.
In Man., Sask., Alta., and B. C.: m.,
Aug., 1907, .AJloor.ta (a ,trnirued nurse
of advanced standing), d õ . W. .A:.. iPlay-
!fair, Elrug&ton, On.1.; ØJpptd. !ß'Íssy. Ibo
Maoax:>, 1907.-Kongmun, vw Hong
Kong, China.
Broadus, Edmund Kemper, education-
Ist.
S. Thos. A. B., Va., U.S., and nephew
of Dr. John A. B., late Dresdt. South
Bapt. Theol. Semy., LoulsvlIIe, Ky.: b.
Alexandria, Va., Aug. 27, 1876; e. Col-
umbian (now Geo. Washington) Univ.,
Washington, D.C. (A.B., 1897), Chi-
cago Univ. (A.M., 1900), and Harvard
Univ. (Ph.D., 1908); m., 1900, Miss
Eleanor Hamm1O'I1dJ ;
rO'f. Erug. Ut.,
John B. Stetson Univ., DeLand, Flori-
da, 1900-02: do. do. Unlv. S. Dak.,
1902-06; Instr. Harvard Univ., 1906-08 ;
poof. En-g.llñ,oor.aJt'U'I'e, Albel'ta Un1iv. since
1908; x>resdt. Harvard Graduate Club,
1907-08; a contributor to va
lous per-
Iodicals Including The Atlantw Month-
ly The 'Dial The Critic, Education and
Mod. Lang. Notes; ed. editions of Ste-
venson's" Treasure Island" and Dick-
ens' .. Short Stories," for . hIgh sch.
use; ed. critical essays of Joseph Addi-
son for Belles Lettres series (D. C,
Heath & Co.); a Bapt.-Strathcona,
Alta.
Brochu, Michel Delphi., physician;
alienist.
B. St. Lazare, P.Q.; e. Quebec
Semy. and Laval Univ. (B.A., 1873;
M.D., 18.76); m., 1st, 1880,
ugende
(d. 1881), d. late Louis Mar()IJ.s, Que-
beC'. 2ndly, 1894, iM'JJloe. Fortin; prac-
Use
professirOn
n city of Quebec,
where, ,since Feb., 1903, be has been
moo. supd,t. Beauport Lunl3Jt1c Asylum;
is V..JP. Prov.l. lB<!. of Moo. ; V.-P. Col.1.
BROCK,
143
P. and S., P. Q.; V.-P. Quebec Aruti-
AJloohlOldIC League; ,pl'oo. int-ernal path.,
J1Ie'I"V'OUS .amd menW diseases La val
Undv., and pr.esd!t. L' Assn. des Moo. d.e
Langue Fra.I1IC., P.Q. (.the first to hl()lld
the 'Office); hiOIl. 'pres<'!!t. Cat1\. Oomte.
Paris Moo. C'Ongress, 1909; elected. a
memo Soc. de Thêrap. doe Paris, I8ind of
the Soo Inolern. de MM PIh'Ysique; WM
ltater appbd. an offr. d',A,oad. by the
French Gov.t.; a R. C.-63 St. John
St., Quebec.
Brock, Bev, George H, (Bapt.).
Graduated In theol., McMaster
Univ., Toronto, 1890; later, was sent
to India, as a missy. by the Am.
Bapt. Missy. Union, remaining in that
country for nine yrs.; came to Can.
on furlough, 1900, and later, returned
to India; was In India during the
great fwmine, anld' assistoo ån wli.levña-
tlng the sufferings of many natives.-
Kanigiri, Madra8, India.
Brock, Kajar Henry, lawyer.
E. S. W. R. B. (q.v.); b. Oakville,
Ont., May 14, 1859; e. U. C. Coli., To-
ronto Univ., and Trin. Univ. (B.C.L.,
1899; D.C.L., 1905); m., .J.urue, 1891,
Amnde !Maude, e. d. Hy. Cl3Jwthra,
Yea<dlon Ha.n, 'furon.oo; ,oorri,ster, 1855,
8Jlld pro.ctised 'hi,s .prof. .in Toronto;
retired from practice, 1906; a dlr.
W. R. B. Co., Ltd., the Stan stead
Granite Quarries Co., Ltd., and of
the Dom. Fìil'e Ins. 00., V.-P. Toronto
Bd. of Trade, 1908; re-eol'OOted, do.,
1911; a àJe'l. olo Brit. l'l1lip. Council '01
Commerce, 1911; !present, by invi'1Ja-
tion, at un
ildrug of Queen VicOOI'>ia.
M,eIlllOrial, London, Ðng., 1911; has
been in V. m. force since 1877; nlCYW
senior major 1 (}th ,Royal GrenadieTS;
served during N....W. Re'beHl'On, 188'5
(moo. I8JIld clasp; meI1ltioned in de-
spa,tches); 8JI'8o holds J'Ûrug-service
decomtlon; a
dfe nrem. 'ATgonoa.ut R-ow-
in.g Club and O'f OaTh Mil. Inst.; at oOl1e
time capt. Toronto Un,iv. Cricket Club
a,nd æ.pt. univ. lifl.e 00.; has ItTa.VIe'Hoed
ex.OOnsiVle'I,y; a. 'strong up'holid'er 'Of Brit.
pref. and the Chamberlain policy;. a
Con. and a follower of Mr. Borden; an
Ang.-f16 Beverley St., Toronto; To-
ronto Club; Toronto Racquet Club;
Can. Military In8titute.
Brock, Jeffrey Hale, ins. manager.
S. late Thos. R. and Eleanor
(Thompson) B., Guelph, Ont.: b.
Guelph, Ont., .Jan. 6, 1850; e. Gram-
mar Sch., Guelph, and High School,
Montreal; m., Sept., 1876, Louisa
Adelaide Clara, e. d. late Rev. .John
Gillespie, Toronto; In partnership with
his bro., W. R. B., in establishing dry
goods firm W. R. B. & Bro, Toronto,
now The W. R. B. Co. Ltd., 1876;
disposed of his interests therein and
went to Winnipeg, 1879; entd. ins. busi-
ness, and founded Gt. West Life As'sur.
Co., of which he beæ.me mango dir.,
1892 (,the first Idfe ins. 00. estbod. in
the WESt) ; 1\:hts positi'On he I"\ebains ; one
of tlhe liq\1tid/aJrors 'Man. Cmnmercia.,l
Bank, 1893; apptd. a memo Provl. Bd.
Health, do.; a dir. Northern Trusts
Co.: a promoter Winnipeg Mining &
Develop. Co.; an Ang. and del. to
Synod; ch. warden Holy Trinity Ch.,
Wil1lIllÍ.peg.- Winnipeg; Manitoba Club,
do.
Brock, Llewellyn, physician.
E. S. late Thos. Rees D., Guelph, Onto ;
b. ItJheTe; e. R-oo
w.oOldJ ,Aøad., Guelph
Gro.mma.r Soh., and Viot.orioa. Un-iv.
(iM.D.,C.,M., 1862); m., 1st, 1895,
.Jessie T., B.A. (d.), c. d. P. A. Scott,
Toronto; 2ndly, Miss Hannah Carthew,
Guel.ph; memo Moo. Oounetl, OoIL P.
and S., Ont., 1894-98, 1902-6; .presdt.
Moo. Doun-oÏll, On,t., 1901-2; founder
Can. Lancet and ,ed. and prop. of It in
ilts early yrs.; presd,t. AmFti-Oon.sump-
Non Soc.; has also 'been presdt. of
Humane and Olllilid'ron's Aid Soc., and
of the EV'a!llJgIeI. AJildoa-I1JCIe; nO'W \the
olod.est moo. pNwtdtion.e,r ,in GUJellph; an
An-g.-Guelph, Onto
Brock, Lt;,-Col, Beg1na14 Arthur, mer-
chan t.
S. W. R. B. (q.v.); b. Montreal,
May 14, 1869; e. U. C. Coli., Toronto:
and Royal Mil. Coli., Kingston. Ont :
m., .July, 1902, Dorothy, d. Lt.-'Ool. H.
F. Den,t, Menetbol'pe Hral.l, Yorkshire,
Eng.; Is mang. dltr. W. R. Brock 00.,
MorutrOOJI; V....P. Dry Goods Sec. MoI1lt-
real Bd. I()f Trade; do., Lilley &
Cameron Oal"\tage Co., MOIlItrea;I'; 18.
oouIllCililor 'MIorutreal Rd. 'Of TNLde,
1910; do. do., 1911; e1lOOted presdt.
Whiol'eS8.lie Dry Goods Assn., Mont-
f'eJaJl, 1907; for some yrs. an off'r.
17th Duke of York's Can. Hussars;
apptd. It.-col. commdg. regt., ApI"
1907; retired to R. 0., ApI., 1910:
elected presdt. Montreal Mil. Inst.,
1910; an Ang.---316 Pine Ave. W.,
Montreal; St. James's Club; Montreal
Club; Montreal Hunt Club; Mil. In8t.;
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club, do.
Brock, Beg1nal4 Walter, Dom, public
service.
S. late Rev. Thos. B. (Meth.) and
Marian (.Jenkins) B., a grandd. .John
Counter, Kingston, Ont.; b. Perth,
Ont., .Jan. 10, 1874; e. Ottawa CoIl.
Inst., High Sch., Mount Forest, To-
ronto Unlv., Queen's Unlv. (M.A. and
med. in mineraI., 1895), and Heidel-
berg Univ.; m., 1900, Mildred G., y. d.
Hon. Mr. .Justice Britton (q.v.): took
science course, Sch. of Mining, King-
ston, becoming afterwards demon. of
chern. .and 'prof. I()f m'Í.ndnog therein;
apptd. to the statr of the Geol. Survey,
Oan. (having previously served as an
asst. in exploratory work In the field),
.July, 1891; conducted many important
explorations and .. Is regarded as the
best authority upon the geol. forma-
tion of the
reat mineraI belt in
Southern B.C." (8. N.) ; has served as
arbitrator, and was a Royal commr.
t.o 'lnvestriga.te ,the Fron.k laI1ÒlSllldJe,
1903; promotoo oa. gooologist, 1906 ;
dir. Geol. Survey, Nov. 28, 1907:
formerly a Ileut.. 14th Regt.: at col-
l'
ge was celebrated as an athlete In
hockey and football, and was presdt.
Queen's Hockey Club, 1902-3: author
of numerous reports and papers on
scient. subjects; a councillor Can.
Mining Inst.; do. Queen's Unlv.; a
memo Am. Mining Inst.; a life fell'Ûw
Geol. Soc., Am.; a fellow Am. Assn.
144
BROCK-BRODER.
Mv. I()IÍ So. and IS. memo Nat. Geograph.
Soc.; F.R,S.C., 1911: wdth F. I. Oong-
don (q.v.) prepared new mln,lng I6IW
appllicable Jbo aU Can., 1911: a Mieth.-
315 Stewart St., Ottawa; Rideau Club,
do.; Frontenac Club, Kingston.
.. One of the foremost of Can. geolo.
gists."-London TimeB.
.. One of the most capable and efficien'
officers of the CiviJ Service."-7'. N.?WB.
.. Probably the best.travelled man in
Can. and one who knows the Dom. most
intimately.' '-Can, Oentury.
Brock, Wnllam Bees, merchant; ex-
legislator.
E. S. late Thos. Rees B., who came
to Can. from .Tamalca. W.I.. 1832. and
Eleanor (Thompson) B., d. Thos.
Thompson, Rusheen Castle, Queen's
Co., IreI.; father was regr. Surrogate
Ct.; b. Eramo3a, Co. WelUngton, Ont.,
Feb. 14, 1836: e. Guelph Grammar
Sch.; m., 1857, Margt. A. (senior
dil"leotr,ess Boys' Home and 'hon.
preadt. Y.W.C.A., Toronto), d. late
Capt. John Segur Diamond, II Red-
castle," Queen's Co., IreI.; studied law
In office of late Hon. A. .T. Fergusson-
Blair, presdt. Can. Queen's Privy
Council, but owing to early death of
his father entd. commercial life, and
after a varied experience In the grain
and lumber business, joined the firm of
OglIvy & Co., Montreal; removed to To-
routo, 1871, where ,he wel1lt Into busi-
ness for himself; now head of the W.
R. B. Co., one of the largest wholesale
dry goods houses In Can.; In addition,
Is a dlr. Dom. Lands Colonlz. Co., B.
C. Loan & Invest. Co., Toronto Electric
Light Co., Electrical Develop. Co., Onto
Accident Ins. Co., Toronto Genl. Trusts
Corpn. and Dom. Bank: a councillor
Can. M.inlng Inst., V.-P. Br-it. Am. and
Western Assur. Cos., and presdt.
Stan stead Granite Quarries Co., Lon-
don Electric Co., and Can. Geni. Elec-
tric Co., of Peterboro and Toronto
('PortraÆt by Grier (q.v.) executOO for
this laslt-ntamed C'O., 1901, as a. mark of
esteem and regard); rated as a mil-
llonalre; was one of the founders of
Toronto Humane Soc., and Is now hon.
presdt. of that body; Is a dir. St. .T ohn
Ambulance Assn.; has been V.-P. Am.
Humane Soc.: Is a life memo Coun-
cil Trln. Unlv., and subscribed $25,000
In behalf of that Institution, 1904;
also a life memo Council, U. C. ColI.
as weIll as a memo rSu'Preme Council,
Imp. Fed. League: one of founders
of the Toronto Empire newspaper,
and was the presdt. &and chair-
man of Bd. of Dlrs. from 1887 until
Its amalgamation with the Mail and
Empire, 1895; Is hon. presdt. Con.
Aßsn., Toronto, and a dlr. of the Albany
Con. Club; sat for Centre Toronto
(H. C.), Con. Interest, 1900-04; his
name frequently mentioned In connec-
tion with a seat In the Senate of Can. ;
when In ParU. refused to travel on
a ry. pass; a s'tflO'l1g adV'Oc3Jte of the
N. P. and of Canta.ða I1'or the Cane.-
dlanrs; an Ang., and for yrs. a chureh-
warden 81. .Tames Ca.t'h.. 'Doront'O.-!l
Queen's Park, Toronto; Toronto Club;
Toronto Hunt Club; A lbany Club;
York Club, do.; St. James's Club,
Montreal; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
II Thoroughly courageous, sincere and
high.principled."-T. NewB.
Brockwell, Bev. Charles Alexander
Brodie (Ang.), educationist.
Grands. .Tohn Walter Brodie, one of
the first mems. Ho. Representatives,
New Zealand; gt.-grands. Rev. Dr.
Alex. Brodie, vicar Eastbourne, Eng.,
and chaplain to King Geo. IV., who m.
the sister of the first famous .Tohn
Walter, Time8 newspaper; b. Owston,
Yorkshire, Eng., Feb. 23, 1875; e.
PockUngton Sch., Yorks, Wadham
Coll., Oxford (RA., 1908), and at
Univ. Strassburg, Germany; M.A., ad
cun., King's ColI., N.S., 1906; m., 1901,
Miss Irene Des Gouttes Bown Bown,
whose mother was a gt.-niece of Sir
Hy. Smart, Mus. Doc.; ordained
deacon, 1902; priest, 1903 ; cur
te,
Cheshunt, Herts.; sometime lecturer
Cuddesden Coll., Oxford; senior classi-
cal master, Blosham Sch., Oxford;
2nd master St. Albans Sch., Herts.;
lecturer uO'Ilð'On Diocesan Oh. Read-
Ing Union; Alexandra Prof. Divinity,
King's Coll., Windsor, N.S., 1905-7 ;
apptd. prof. Hebrew, McGill Unlv.,
ApI., 1907: was founder and presdt.
Windsor LIt. Soc.; author poem II Em-
pire - Science - Faith" (1907), and
of numerous contributions, on subjects
of criticism, to London newspaper
press and to Rev. Theol. and Phil.; a
Christian SoclaUst.-476 Victoria Ave.,
W e8tmount, Montreal.
Broder, Andrew, merchant; legislator.
Seventh S. late Wm. B., formerly of
Kilfree, SUgû, and Mary (McKee) B.,
formerly of Belfast, Irel.; family came
to Can., 1813; b. Franklin, P.Q., ApI.
16, 1845: e. Huntingdon Acad. and
Malone Acad., N. Y.; m., Mch., 1884,
Miss Carrie Summers, Winchester,
Ont.: removed to Co. Dundas. Ont.,
1866, and has been long engd. there
In mercantile Ufe; was collr. customs,
Morrlsburgh, Ont., 1892-96; sat for
Dundas (Local), 1875-86, and has re-
presented same co. In H. C. since g. e.
1896; represented Onto at the Good
Roads Convention, Seattle, 1909; an
Omngeman; a Con., and one of the
II whips" of 'his party; kn'Own among
poIioticians ras "The Canadian Llnooln" :
accompanied Mr. BOTden (q.v,) 'On ihls
Wætern: tour, 1911.-Morrisburg, Onto
II The wit of the Hou8e."-M. a7ld E.
"A thoughtful and instructive speaker."
-0. Citizen.
.. Commands both rp8pect and attention."
-M. Gazette.
Broder, Mrs, Annie, musician; musi-
cal critic and author.
D. late Rev. Wm. Glen, Oriental
S'c hol. , Govt. of India, and grn.ndd. Rev.
Wm. Glen, D.D., who translated the
Bible Into Persian; b. Agra, India; e.
In Eng.; won noo musical scholar.,
donated by Mercers' Co.; pupil Sir Ar-
thur Sullivan and Sir John Stainer:
assisted as student at preliminary
work, Royal Coll. Music; wrote II How
to Accompany" (2nd ed., 1902), which
was highly commended by the Eng. and
BRODERICK-BRODIE.
145
Can. press; aoted fu9 'bon. examr. in
artistic accompaniment at Royal
Acad. Music; gave recitals of song
fonn and accompaniment under aus-
p,ic{!'S Prof. Prout, i:nJ Dublin, Lord: A:rm-
strong, In Newcastle, and Sir .John
Stainer, at Oxford; m., 1890, Richard
Broder, a pioneer of the Can. N. W.,
and came with him to Regina, where
she became organist St. Paul's Ch.;
contributed verse and musical articles
to various Can. papers; attended cor-
onation ceremonies In Eng., as specfal
representative of Man. Free Pre88,
1902; I3.foter ceremony In Abbey was
entertained by Press Gallery Comte.
Ho. Commons, and was "the first ladY
for whom the sergt.-at-arms had ever
signed a permit to use the press gal-
lery" (Pall Mall Gazette) ; on return-
Ing to Can. started several choral un-
dertakings in N. W.; became organist
Pro. Cath., Calgary, and lectur
on
science of music at Western Can. CoIl.,
for which she wrote .. Luceat Lumen,"
Its motto song; author also of words
and music of song, .. The Ride of the
R. N. W. M. P."; by speda;l oommand
Sittended King Goorge's ooronø;1:lon,
Wesrtminster Abbey, 1911.-Calgary,
Alta.
.. A woman of exceptional gifts."-Late
.'tir A,.thuT Sullivan.
Broderick, John Sidney, lawyer; Que-
bec public service.
S. Danl. and Eliza CeciIla (Mc-
Brien) B.; b. Co. Drummond, P.Q.,
Nov. 12, 1855; e. St. Hyacinthe ColI.;
unm.; adv-ocate, 1878; Crown prose-
cutor, 1897; K..c., 1898; !practised .his
prof. at Sherbrooke, where he .ran a
successful career at .tbe ,bar; success-
fully defendled, wi,th others, Mrs. Ward,
Mark Sherburn, Beaulfeu and .Jose-
phine B
gln, all capital cases; apptd.
ProthY., District of St. Francis, his
present position, Feb., 1908; has been
presdot. St. pa-trIck's Soc.; ooI"ffi'er,ly an
ardent Lib.: Ul1isuccessful'1y oontes1OO
Sherbrooke, -In iÌÌmt :interest, g. 'e. 1892 ;
a R. C., and a trustee of St. Patrick's
Ch., SherbI"OOke.-27 Strathcona Sq.,
Sherbrooke, P.Q.
Brodeur, Horm.1sdas J" physician.
S. Honore and Octavle (Mongeau)
B.; b. Varennes, P.Q., Feb. 18, 1861;
e. there and Montreal Semy.; M.D.,
Victoria Med. ColI., Montreal, 1885;
subsequently studied In France, Ger-
many and Eng.; gave special atten-
tion to skin diseases and genito-
urinary dts.ea.ses, under Fournier, Bes-
nder amd Guy>on, Paris; m. MliJ.e.
Br-eroon; memo Intern. iMJed. Oongress,
Baris, 1889; do. do., Bel'lin, 1890; has
practise<d his 'Prof. for many yrs. in
Miol1it:rea;l; a R. C.-5f Durocher St.,
Montreal.
Brodeur, Hon, Loui. Philippe, law-
yer; statesman.
S. 18Jte Toussaint B., a. .. patriot ..
of '37, and Justine (Lamber.t) B.,
whose father was killed at the battle
of St. Charles, same 1>erlod ; b.
Belæil, P.Q., Aug. 21, 1862; E. St.
Hyacinrthe QoIL and Laval Univ.
(LL.B" 1884; LL.D., 1904) ; m., .June,
1887, Emma (who has accompanied
him on his official missions), d. .J. R.
BrUlon, N.P., Beùæl1. P.Q.; oadrvo<::aite,
1884; K.C. (P. Q.). 1899; suC'ooss-
fu'Hy 'Practises hls prof. In Mon.t-
!'Pa-I, where he was !OTIJlerly a partner
of E. Lareau. and a memo of the firm
of Dandurand, B., & Boyer; has
wri.tten loargel.y for tihe press; ed. Le
Soir, a Lib. organ (Montreal), 1896;
has sat for Rouvllle (H. C.), in Lib.
Interest, since 1891: one of the signers
of the address from the Lib. party
to the Pope, 1896, resulting In the
appt. of a Papal ablegate to Can.;
was deputy speaker and chairman of
comites. (H. C.), 1896-1901, when he
was unanimously elected speaker;
joined Laurier Cabinet as Minr. Inl.
Revenue, .Jan., 1904; retained this office
till apptd. to his present one, Mlnr.
Marine and Fisheries, Feb. 5,
1906; Introduced Important legislation
against tobacco trust, 1904; a met?
Ry. Comte., P.C., 1904; a memo TarIff
Coron., 1905; a del. to Colonial Conf.,
LondlOn Eng., 1907; 00. Imp. Don-f.,
do 19Ú' apptd. 'by the King, together
wilth Ho
. W. S. F1:eldoing (q.v.), a
pJ.enlpoterutlary 'to make and oonclude
wdth the Frenoh GoV\t. a trea-ty for
tmde pur-poses between Françe and
ea.noadJa, Aug., 1907; a. del., wIth Sir
A. B. Aylegw.orth (q.v.), too Washing-
ton. D.C., with reference "to Hague
'r'r1buna.l awaTd, 1911; 'presenrtoe<1 ÌJO.
King Edward. 1907; l3.g1ain 'Presenlted
to -the King and 'had the bonour of
lunching with Their .Majesti
the
King an,d Qu.een. a.t Buckmgham
Palace, Aug., 1909; .presented to Klnrg
e (when Duke of Oornrwall and
York, 1901); !had pl'liv8Jt.1e audience
with the Pope, .June, 1907; announced
na.vrol poldCY of Laurler Ad.m'1l., .June,
1909; a.pptd. first MinT. .of Na:vw.
Affa:lrs, .June, 1910; welcomed .first
shi,p of Royal} Oan. Navy, HallJ.fax,
N.S., Oct., 1910; doolined lmlgh:thoOd,
do . a.pptd .an offr. OIl the Legton of
'OUT of .France, do.; lectured before
Empi-re Olub Toron.t'O, .on .. Frenoh-
Can. LoY:3JlItÝ IÌO Great Br-lt.," 1904;
strongly adV1C)CQlOOs a .pollcy which
would tend to hQl"Jll)()ndze -and unite all
'branches of the Can. na'tlonabUy; a
R. C.-Roxborough Apar
ment8, Ot:
tawa; St. Hilaire, P,Q.; Rideau Club,
Ottawa Hunt Club, Ottawa; Club .st.
Denis; Reform Club; Club Canad
en,
Montreal.
.. A keenly intellectual and perceptive
man."-S. N.
.. A pleasant personality in politic8."-
M. and E.
.. The personification of loyalty and sin-
cerity."-Hon. R. Lemieux (q.v.).
., Has shewn both strength and tact, a8
well as ability and dignity."-M. Gazette.
.. Has alw'3)'s displayed in the public
se.nice a: culture and øpirit of fa.ir p1ay
which have redounded much to his credit."
-0. Citizen.
Brodie, Allan Dougla. (see Chesnut,
T, Hubert).
Brodie, Charles Ernest, lawyer.
B. Quebec, Aöpl. 17, 1871; e. Quebec
Hig>h Sch, Morrin 00'11'., Que'bec (B.A.,
1890), and lA\"'aJI Univ. (LL.B., 1893) ;
146
BRODIE-BRONSON.
m., ,seþt., 1902, 'Sarah I., d. late Capt.
W. T. Davie, Lêvls, P.Q.; ooV'OCla'te,
1896; suocessfully practis.es >in Que-bee
(city) as memo of firm 'Of .Pen'tland,
St:Joo;rt & B.; .f-oIïI1JEH'ly a capt. Sth
Royal Rifles; retired, lW.i,bh Taruk, 1901;
eloeoted Grand Master Grand Lodg:e of
Quebec, LO.O.F., 1903; a Presb.-
5
St George St., Lévis, P.Q.
Brodie, Harry Cunningham, mer-
chant; legislator.
S. late .John Hy. B., a partner In
1fue firm IOIf F.inldJla.y. DUlI1h:am & B., of
V,iolJoflÏla, B.C., anIdJ ,Oa.nmoOO1 St. House,
LonJdJOO1I, E.C., and flOlNIDIOO Edli.t!h. d.
Rlobt. ElHiOIt Ou'l1flllÏ'nfgjhJam, of .P\a.rndiee,
Kelso, N.B., and Champion Hill, Lon-
don, S.E.; b. Ross Bay, Victoria, B.C.,
.Jan. 18, 1875; e. Winchester ColI.,
Ðng.; m., 1909" .Mabel Milburll'e, d.
Sir RIoobt. Hart, ,Bart.; a partner In
firm FilTld'liay, Durham & B., collOn1al
II1Ierchanlts; ,is a maj'Ûr Miidld'lesex Imp.
Yoeorrm,nry; \8. mem. of Eighty Olub
and f.e1ll'OlW Soc. of A'fIts; a l.Ji'b., a.nd
was returned In ,tbat Interest It'O Imp.
H. C. .for Re-ig'ate Div. of Surrey, g. e.
1906.-7 Ovington Gardens, London,
S.W.; Shrubhunt, O:r:ted; Lorne House,
Redhill; Unio
National Liberal, Cav-
alry, Eighty, vity of London and Har-
lingham ClubB.
Brodie, Harry Walter. Can. ry. ser-
vice.
Y. s. late Wm. .B. G. B., 1St. .J'Ooo,
N.B., a lIlIWbive of Forres. Soot. ; ,Scotch
descent; b. F1redeTlobon, N.B., .June 8,
1874; e. .St. .JlOIhn; m. Fraruces Shanly,
d. .late W. G. :DenIÏ90n, W'iinrul.peg;
entd. ry. servioe, .Jlan., 1895; asst.
g'ent. 'pass. agent, W. & Oentral
divs., C. P. R., 1903-10; apptd, gen!.
pass. agent, Pacific Coast, do., 1910;
Presb.-Vancouver, B.C.; Manitoba
Club, Winnipeg.
Brodie, James, Dom. public service.
S. Robt. B., IIJberchan'Ì., Quebec
a.nd .Jane (Bltaii.r) B., ipIaJI"ea1Ibs .both
SoOftoh; .b. Quelbec ; e. Qu.e'bec Higlh
Soh.; 1II1J. .U.IIÌ!3JI1', d Jldhn Si'lI1J()ll!S; mer-
Clhlal1lt, Qu.e'bac; :fur mJanlY Yl"S. in busi-
ness in :hIis ntaJui'Vle ciluy; WIaS ørI1!P11Oye!d
by 0331. GOVIt. :in- e<mIntOOtJion 'WIiltih tfuteJir
ex1l1
bi'bs rut seVle'f1::LI of the exllmB. held
from 1891 to 1897, most notably at
those held at Glasgow, Cork, Wolver-
hampton, The Royal Exchange (Lon-
don, Eng.), St. Louis, Llége (created
Chevalier of the Order of Leopold),
MlitlJan (13jp)pW. Of'fi!". IOf ,tlhe 'Drown of
Italy), and Dublin, 1907 (presented
tlo .and 'lIul1Jcfued wilt!h Thteti'r t:\fujesties
King Edward '3JIl'<Ì Queen Alexandra).
-Quebec.
Brodie, John L" Provl. public service.
E. s. .ltalte iRJobt. B., ,Mionlt'reaJl'. b.
UIPfI)er lJa,ohi'I1Je Roo.ð, MonItJreal; e.: .st.
Henri Acad. and Turner's private sch.;
served as arbitrator In many private
and public matters; sat in Notre
Dame de Grace Council for many yrs.:
elected Mayor do., 1905; apptd. Provl.
Arbitrator, P.Q., 1898; memo Quebec
Colonization Comn., 1903.-Notre Dame
de Grace, P.Q.
Brod11que, 1II1S8 Eve E, (see Sum-
mers, Mrs. Eve H.).
Bronson, Mrs, Ella Hobday, married
woman.
Wife of Hon. E. H. B. (q.v.), <too
whom she was m., 1874; d. late Prof.
N. B. Webster, a leading educationist
of the Southern U. S.. and a cousin
of the distinguished Am. statesman
Danl. Webster; b. In Va., U.S.; e. bÝ
her father; came to Ottawa, wlfh her
father's family, 1863; of Eng. descent;
a memo through her paternal grand-
mother of the Burnham family, whose
records have been carefully preserved
through several centuries; has been,
since Its first organization, V.-P,
Local Council of Women, and vresdt.
Proto Maternity Hosp., Ottawa; has
also served as a memo Ex. Comte. Can.
Conf. Charities and Corrections, and
as presdt. Proto Orphans' Home, Ot-
tawa; acted as 'trea.s. of fund: 'raised
to provide comforts for the Ottawa
mems. of the first S. African contingent
during Boer War; author of a paper
on AssociaJted Charitiæ, 1894 (See
M'organ's .. TY'pes of Can. ,WOoII1JeI1," To-
ronlbo, 1903).-75 Bronson Ave., Ot-
tawa.
Bronson, Eon, Erskine Hen17. manu-
facturer; ex-legislator.
E. s. late H. F. and Editha (Pierce)
B., the former from Warren Co.,
N.Y., who In 1853 came to Ottawa,
where he was the vloneer of the sawn
lumb
r trade with the Am, market;
b. Bolton, "\Varren Co., N.Y., Sept. 12,
1 R44; e. Ottawa Grammar Sch. and
Sandy Hill, N.Y.; m., 1874, Ella H.
(q.v.), O. d. late Prof. N. B. Webster;
joining, when a youth, the B. and
Weston Lumber Co., succeeded his
father, as presdt. thereof, at his
death, 1889; served on the Ottawa
Sch. Bd., and as a memo of City
Council, being chairman of Finance
Comte. in latter body, for some yrs.;
represented Ottawa (Local) In Lib.
Interest, 1886-98, and was a Minr.
(without portfolio) In both the Mowat
and HardY Admns.; unsuccessfulIy
contested Carleton (H. C.), g. e.,
1882: a Presb., and formerlv a trustee
Queen's Univ.; Is a dir. Keewatln
Flour Mills Co., and of Central Can.
Exhn. Assn.; presdt. Ottawa power
Co., Ottawa Carbide Co., and of Genl.
Illuminating Co.; gave a considerable
sum, in 1902, to cover expense for
carrying on researches looking to the
cure of tubercul., and Is a dlr. of t.he
Nat. Sanitarium Assn. of Can., and
treas. of the Ottawa Antl-Tubercul.
AS5'I1'.; IbeliO'l1gs '00 many lloca1 .phllan-
thropic bodiiOO, aoo II.s V.-P. Onto
Lorð'.s Day .AJUia,noe : his name bias
been sometimes merutfioned 1n oonnoec-
Hem wi1!h a seI13JtorShiop.-75 Bronson
A ve., Ottawa.
II He stands for all that is desirable and
attractive in the public man."-O. Free
Prelflf.
Bronson, :Frank Pierce, manufacturer.
Second s. late H. F. and Edlt.ha A.
(Pierce) B., Ottawa; b. and e. Ot-
tawa; m. Mary, d. late Lt.-Col. Geo.
Hay, opoosdit. Bank of OUa wa; joined
his father In lumber business, and
on latter's death, 1889, continued In
BROOKE-BROOME.
H, dn pamnership wl'th this bros.
(q.v.); Is now V.-P. the Bronson
Co., lumber manfrs., Ottawa; was
a promoter of the Ottawa Car-
bide Co. and the GenI. Illuminating
Co., and Is officially connected with
both; Is a dlr. Timber Limit. Owners'
Assn. and of the Ottawa Assn. for
the Prevo of Tuberculosis; V.-P. of the
Ottawa Electric and Con sol. Light.
Heat and Power Co., and presdt. of
the People's Gas Supply Co.; sub-
scribed liberally to the Leper Mission,
India, 1902; a Presb.-72 Bronson
Ave.. Ottawa.
Brooke, Charles James, lawyer.
S. late Wm. B., advocate, Sarawak
Cottage, Richmond, P.Q., and Sarah
Jt3!nle (Woes-tiOn) B.; 1'aJtber ra nephew
Sir .Tas B., first Rajah of Sarawak;
b. Richmond, P.Q., Oct. 5, 1857; e
.there rand .McGill Undv. (B.C.L., 1878) ;
m., 1891, Miary Rose, d. la-De Alex.
Oa'Ineron, M.D., M.P.P., Huntln,gdon,
P.Q.; ad\'!OCa:te, 1879; K.C" 1903;
bâtonnier (Ottawa).. 1910; re-ele0bed
do. (dlo.), 1911; began pmctlce dn
MonrtIreaJl; \I'le'moV1eld! ,to HuM.., 18'89'; .baaJd
1'8g1al fiflIIl lB., CohiaJu'\"i.n & Dev.lm; Te-
presoetnftloo 'lJaJtJe Mirs. Bessey, 'OObh in
Oam.,. OOUt
1Js I3J11d 'before Jil. Ooont
.,
P. C., in EIlJg., dmi tJhe ,lriJti,g1artJl-on wÏitih
her flaJtlheor, .1Jæbe E. B. Ðdlðy,
n all IOf
"..tbdoh tShie .SUCJOeIeId1oo; a;ppit!d. Crown
BroseJC<l1lt:J()r, 190<6; !pI"()Isect1Jted fur the
Orown in vrtil3J11S of B
lll'lIgIhialffi
stl'ik1etrS, 19.0'7; dJi!r. Berlie>y Home for
Incurables, Ottawa; a mem.. extve.
comlte., ObtaJwa Oanadlan Cl'U'b; Lib.,
n politics and in religious vlews.-
Hull, P.Q.; 218 MacLaren St., Ottawa.
Brooke, Hon, Flavius Lionel, judge.
S. John and Sarah (Mann) B.; b.
Simcoe, Ont., Oct. 7, 1858; e. .Albert
00'111., Bel'1
vlllle, OIllt., and Osg1(JlO'd
Hall,
T'Ol"on.t'o; lID., Nov., 1884,1
Hss B. R'e'idy,
SllTLCoe, Ont.; barrister (Ont.), 1884;
moved to Detroit, 1885; successfully
practised his prof. there as a mem. of
firm Atkinson, Carpen tel' & B., rand
later as head of firm B. & Spalding;
was supervisor of census, 1st dlst.,
Mich., 1900; judge, Circuit Ct., Mich.,
1900-8; since then has been judge,
Supreme Ct. of Mich.; a Re-p.-Detroit,
Mich.; Lansing, do.
Brooke, Rev, HeJ117 Arthur (Ang.).
S. Re'V. A. G. B., IBroo1re Ho., Hor-
iIJlg1e'r, ,Suf!.oÞk., Eng., allld Emily
(Føruni) B.; -b. Rluytto'Il', IShtrqpshdl <"
Eng., Mch. 2, 1868; came to Can., 1884;
e. In Eng. and Lennoxvllle Unlv,
(B.A., 1890; M.A., 1894); m. Dec.,
1894, Miss Greta Isabel Terrill, Stan-
abeoad. P.Q.; 10. 1.&9'2; was S'l1CJCIe'SS'IV'eÍl'Y
stationed at Gaspê Peninsula, Scots-
t'Û'Wl1I, a:nld <StJanstre4aJd'; 1l8Jt'er, 'Was ourrute
Ch. St. Jam('s the Apostle, Montreal;
apptd. .rect.'Or Pro. Oaith., S. Ste.
Marie, Onot., 1906.--1Sault ste. Marie,
Onto
Brookfield, Samuel ]II" contractor and
bundeI'.
S. late John B., C. E. and contrac-
tor, Halifax, N.S.; b. Eng., Nov. 29,
1847; e. Eng. and Can.; m. Annie (d.
Feb., 1909), d. Goo. Waites, Manches-
147
ter, Eng. ; is pre-sdt. S. M. B., Ltd., con-
t'ractors and builo.em, and as such has
successfully carried out Important con-
tracts In N. B., Nfd., and N. S.; built
the Halifax graving dock, completed In
1889, for a co. of which he Is the mango
dliT.; sah1agOO It/he Slteam
r Ulunda,
in lß90. and .the SIt-eamshJÏJp Mount
Temple, In 1908; a dir. N. S. Cotton
C'O., Black Lake OOl1lS01:idaJted Asbestos
Coo., Haldf'ax Acad. of IMuslc, N. S. Car
Works, Ltd., tMeXiloan Nort'hem Power
00., and ,the Empire Trust 00., and
presdt. Eastern Oan. Savings & Loan
00.; ohlef pOOl'IlJOlter HaUfax, Llv>erpoool
and London Steamshlcp 00., 1892;
awarded contract fur ereiCt:I'On of
lem-
Ing Memorial Tower, Hal Lfax, 1910;
a Meth., I8J1Jd a senat'Or and melffi. Bd.
of Regenots, Mt. .Alilois'On Un-Iv. ; iounruer
of ,the S. M. B. .prlzes in englng. dn
t!hat institutJÌiOI1; also a .dJir. Brit. &
Am. Book and Tract Soc., of Seaman s
Friend. 'Soc., and a dir. and tru.stee
Y M. C.
., Ha!lIfax; a Oon.-Halifax,
N.S.; Hahfax Club, do.
"A man of f,alth, ene<rgy and pell"8eve.r.
ance."-H. Herald.
Brooks, JIliss Harriet, educationist.
B. Exeter, Ont.; e. McGill Unlv.
(B.A. and gold med. In math. and
physics, 1898; M.A., 1901); tutor In
math., Royal Victoria ColI., Montreal,
1900-2; studied physics Bryn Mawr
ColI., Pa., 1902, and won science schol.
to Camb. Unlv.; lately teaching In
U. S.-l67 Hutchison St., Montreal.
Brooks, Noel Edgell, Can. ry. service.
S. late Hon. E. T. B., judge of the
Sup. Ct. P. Q., and Sarah Louise
(Clark) B.; b. Sherbrooke, P.Q., Dee,
25, 1865; e. Lennoxvllle Unlv.; unm.;
entd. service C. P. R., 1887; after
filling various positions on that road.,
was apptd. to his present one, dlv.
engr., West. dlv., CaJgary, Nov" 1903.
-Calgary, Alta.; Ranchman's Olub,
do.
Broome, Edward, organist.
B. Manchester, Eng., 1869; passed
senior examn. Royal Acad. of Music,
London, 1884; m., 1902, Bessie C., d.
John M. Gill, cpresdt. James ,Smart
%anf. 00.. Brockville, Ont.; succes-
slV'elJy asst. organ.l..st Bangor Caithed, ral
Wales, and orgqnlst St. Mary's Church,
do.; felll()w Guild 'Of OrganllSts, Lon-
don, 1889; took first pnz.es in com-
position, 4 times In succession,
National Eisteddoods, Wales; came to
Am., 1893, to conduct North Wales
male choir of 60 voices, at World's
Fair competition, Chicago; organist
presb. 'Ch, BlX)CkviUle, Onlt., Dec.,
1893; declined appt. as organist Ch.
of St. James the Apostle, Montreal,
1894; organist Douglas Meth. Ch.,
Montreal, 1895; do. Am. Presb. Ch.,
do., 1898; do. Jarvis St. Bapt. Ch., To-
ronto, succeeding Dr. A. S. Vogt (q.v.),
hIs present position, 1906; conducted
male chorus before KIng and Queen of
Eng., 1894; has composed over 100
copyrights, prIncipally songs and ch.
anthems, for one of which he reed.
the gold med. of the National Soc., Lon-
don; composed cantata, II A Hymn of
148
BROO
lE-BROSSOIT,
T:rust" (1910) equaIrly prom
nent as a
concert organist and as a judge of
choral singing; Mus. Bac. (Toronto
Unlv.), 1901; Mus. Doo. (do.), 1908;
elect.ed 'Pres dlt. Toronto 'Cllef Club,
1910; Ang.; devoted t'O gx>lf, billiards
and rruotoring.--39 Prince A1.thur Ave.:
T01'onto.
" Does exooptional1y effective work.' ,-
Dr. A. S. Vogt (q.v.).
"One devoted to his art, always aiming
at the best results possible."-M. Standard.
Broome, Isaac, sculptor; author; In-
ventor.
S. Isaac and Annie B.: b. Val-
cartier, P.Q., May 16, 1835; e. Phila-
delphla; studied art at Penn. Acad.
Fine Arts, Philadelphia, and private
tutors; m., Feb., 1856, Miss Victoria
Myers, Washington, D.C.; worked on
Omwfiord sta.tues for pe-dimentt of
U. S. Capitol, 1855-6; executed statue
for W. W. Corcoran's mausoleum,
GeorgeiOOwn, D.C., 1857; 'E:'stbd. studJio
at Rome, Italy, 1858; executed many
works 'in S'culpture; mfd. a.rt H,tles ex-
t.ensivel'Y; deViOted to id.eal scul'Pture;
el'E:'ctoo memo Benn. Acad. Fine Arts,
1860; dir. Ufe and an,uique de-pt.,
do., 1860-3; medwls fiOr Oemmlc Arts
OentennJal Expn., 1876, a.nd Pards
Expn., 1878; ,sþedaÞ C'Ommr. on
ceramics, do., 1878, by U. S. Govt. and
State N. J.; dlr. many schs. for teach-
Ing fine and Industrial arts and the
sci-enc-es; active In eduoa tl. , pO'Htloarl
and Industrial reforms; lectured exten-
sively on these subjects; was memo
Ruskin Industrial Co-oper. Assn. ;
Chautauqua lecturer on ceramic arts,
etc.; ill'venltled <the BeI'ifected Rotary
Press, 1906-7, and a safety auto wh-eel,
1909; an extensiV'e corutributor 00
newspapers and ma&,s.; author .. The
Brother" (1890), .. Last Days of the
Ruskin Co-oI>eratlve Assn." (1902).-
3
5 S. Olden A ve' J Trenton J N.J.
Brophy, George Patrick, Dom. .publlc
service.
Second S. late John B., staff R. E.,
and Jane (Byrne) B.; former from
Clare, latter from Queen's Co., Irel.;
b. Carillon, P.Q., Feb. 24, 1848; e.
Ot.ba;wa schs.; m., Oct., 1870, Eliza-
beth M., d. M. Clarke, Quebec; has
be-en sU'peninotdg. engr. Ot'tawa River
Works for many yrs.; a J.P.; com-
modore Ottawa Canoe Club; One of
the first I>romoters In Can. of the em-
ployment of electricity for purposes of
light, heat and power; became asso-
ciated with Thomas Ahearn (q.v.)
and others In founding Ottawa Elec-
tric Street Ry. and Chaudiêre Electric
Light and Power Co., and remains a
dlr. of same; also assisted In form-
Ing Onto Graphite Co., Dom. Carbide
Co., Ahearn Electric Heating and
Manfg. Co., Locomotive and Machine
Co. of Montreal, the Thousand Islands
Land Co., the Onto Smelting, Milling
and Refining Co., and other simila.r
organizations; a dlr. Ottawa Gas Co.;
V.-P. Ottawa Trust and Deposit Co.;
R. C.--320 Chapel St., Ottawa; Rideau
Club J' Ottawa Hunt Club, do.
"Able, efficient and trustworthy."-Late
MarðU8 Smith, C.E.
Brophy, Henry, business man.
Elected presdt. and genl. mangr.
Toronto News Co. and the Montreal
News Co., June, 1904; was successively
presd.t. .Mjon:treal Amateur Athletic
Union anodJ Can. Amruteur AihIetic
Uruion; 'hoa:s. boon D.D.G.iM. (Free-
masons), Mor.ttreaI, Rnid has heM high
rank aß a Royal Arch Mason oand of
the A. & A. S. Rite.--S
21 Sussex Ave.
Toronto ; National Club; Albany Club;
do.
.. The best and most successful lacrosse
referee ever known."-M. Star.
Bro
hy, John Byrne, civil engineer.
Irish origin; e. S. late John B., Royal
engr. staff., and Jane (Byrne) B.; a
bro. G. P. B. (q.v.); b. Carillon, P.Q.,
1844; e. Thornburn's Acad. and Ot-
tawa Univ.; m., 1891, Miss Eleanor E.
Hearn, Sydney, C.B.; In charge dlv.
Interc. Ry., 1872; dlo. diO., N. Shore
Ry., 1874; Ottawa River Works,
1874-9; div. and dlst. en gr. Govt. sec.
C. P. R., Port Moody to Hope, B. C.,
and inspg. erugr. Esqu.imaltt and
Nanalmo Ry., 1880-86; resident en gr.
Cape Breton Ry., 1886-91; dist. engr.
Crow's Nest Pass Ry., 1896-7; do. do.,
Trent Canal, 1900-1; In charge of
various surveys and works, Ottawa
River, 1902-6; div. en gr. Onto Rice
Lake dlv., Trent Canal, his present
posltlon, 1907; an old cricketer; a R.
C.--3
Gilmour St' J Ottawa; Trenton
Onto
Brossard, Edmond, lawyer.
S. late Telesphore B., Dom. ap-
praiser, H.Mo's Customs, Montreal,
and Evelina (r.rurgeon) B.; ancestor
came to Can. with Maisonneuve, 1642;
b. Montreal, Dec. 19, 1873; e. st.
Marys (Jesuit) ()oI1'I. and lAtval Un,iv.
(B.A. with Gov.-Gent's moed., 1894;
LL.L., with 1st rank honlOurs, 1897);
m., Oct., 1900, MJ.lle. kNee de Lor:imell';
ooV'OCate, 1898; suocessfuUy 'Practls,es-
in iMontI'lel8.l, :In partnership wl,th HiOn.
P. E. Le Blanc, K.C.; secy. ,Montreal
bar, 1900; a counoiIIor, d,o., and a
memo of the Gent Coundl; e'leoted
presdt. JUllliO'r Bar A,ssn., 1908; Is a
counoeHiiOr Can. Olub; a man of liter-
ary a..ttruinaneruts; an lOOCasional oontri-
butO'r 1-0 the press land law revlews.-
35 St. James St.. Montreal; Club La-
fontaine; Club St. Denis; Canadian
Club J do.
Brosseau, Toussaint Theophße, law-
yer.
S. late Louis B., Laprairie, P.Q.;
b. Chambly, P.Q., Sept. 24, 1857; e.
St. Mary's (Jesuit) Coil., Montreal, and
Laval UnrIv. (LL.B., 1881); m. Mlle.
BraIs; advOC8Jte, 1881; K.C., 1899;
hood Ie-gal firm B., B. & Tansey; One
of the l,æders of the
ontreal bar;
has ploeaded frequentt'ly before J.t
Oomte. P. C. In Eng.; one of .the pr>o-
mOlters (}f .the Club Lafontaine, MrO'TItt-
real, 1903; a R. C.; a Oon.-467 Mac-
lmy St. J Mont1'eal; St. James's Club;
JIonÞ'eal Hunt Club; Club Lafontaine;
Canada Club; Mont. Jockey Club J do.
Brossolt, His Honour Numa Edouard
Quebec publlc service.
S. late Thos. B., K.C., and Rose
Anne B., d. late Dr. Moise Sabourin,
BROUGH--BROUGHALL
149
Beauharnois, P.Q.; b. MelochevllIe,
P.Q., Aug. 23, 1875; e, Semy. .dt! St.
Hyacinthe and MoGUl Unlv. (B.C.L.,
1897); m., Sep.t., 1899, Heoborln.e, d.
late OViideMallIoux, archloteort, M.ont-
rea'I; adVlOC.'ate, 1897 ; practised his prof.
up Ito 1905 with his fart::her; slnlCe tJhen,
alone, at Valleyfield; Crown Atty.,
Beauharnols, 1907; one of the eds.
Le Progre8 de Valleyfield; apptd.
Recorder, City of Valleyfleld, June
19, 1909; memo Cath. O. F.; councillor
Knights of Columbus, etc.; a Lib.; a
R. C.-Valleyfield, P.O.
Brough, Thomas AUardyoe, educa-
tIonist.
E. s. s. James 'and Mary Youn.g
(Allardyce) B., Wa1beI1liOO, ant. (fur-
merly of Gla.sgow, Soot.) ; b. Top. Blen-
heim, 00. Oxford, ant., Se'l)t. 10, 1863;
e. Brdd'gepor>t, Blair and Elora. puMk
sC'hs., Elora Higth Sch., 'Mt. F'or>est
Model Sch., Ot1:awa Nonnal Sch.,
Queen's Unlv. (B.A., 1893) and Har-
vard UnIv.; m., .1889, Mradeline, y. d.
Hy. Jeliley, Mlt. Threst, Onrt.; enltered
teaching .prof., 1881; Eng. master,
Kingston Col1I. Inst., 1889-9,3; do.
Owen Sound, do., 1893-1908; since then
has been prinolopaJl E. End High 'Sch.,
Víanoouver, B.C.; formerly an examnr,
Edud. Depts., Onrt. and B.e. ; dlr. ,Mod.
Lang. Sac., Onlt.; presd1t. N. Grey
Teachers' Assn.; V.-P. Higher Ed'llC,
Dept., Dom. Educl. Assn.; drlr. Dom.
Educt 'Assn.; memo Bd. of Mangrs.
and Senat.e, W
S'tmi'Jl5ter Halll, Van-
couver, B.C.; contt'ributJor ,to ,the press
on e.duc. and 'Other subjects; an Ind.
Don. ; earnest ad\l1OC.a;te rOf AnglJo-Saxon
unity and ,brotherbood, as the readl-est
means to tbe urulty and ,brotherhood of
{'he race; firm bel1ever in .the demo
principle; .the highest educa.JtJlona1 lOp-
.portunlty should be 'PlIa.ced within the
reach of the children of the poorest;
expenditure on education Is the
State's best investment; the State
should make university education
free, and all unworthy persons, rich
and poor, should be excluded from
coIl. halls; judicious educ., decen-
tralization, and the distribution of the
higher seats of learning, are most
beneficial to the State; a Presb., and
an elder In the ch.; specially Inter-
ested In Bible study and teachlng.-
1351 Broadway W., Vancouver, B.C,
.. P06sibly the most pa.instaking teacher
I have seen."-Fredk. Hamilton (q.v.).
II A man of wide general iD'f()lI'Dlati()n,
with -a fulil measure of common-senæ-
an enMlusi8.st in everything he nnde,r-
ta,kes."-The late Dr. David Boyle.
II A thorough success 8S a teacher 8nd
universally respeoted as 8 man."-Late
Very Rev Principal Grant, O.M.G.
BroughaU, Rev, Abraham Joseph
(Ang.).
S. Lewis and Margt. B.; b. Cobourg,
Ont., May 2, 1832; e. Victoria Univ.,
Cobourg, and Trln. Unlv., Toronto
(B.A., with 1st class honours In clas-
sics and honours In math., 1855;
M.A., 1858; D.D., hO'n.. 1904); 'Ill.,
1861, Geoorg1na Harriet [.origin.at'()r 'Of
movement for estabHs.hlng self-sup-
p.ortlng residenoe fool' ,business women
in T1ooonlÍX>], d. It:lote Maj'or Hurd, '1'0-
ronlto; ordain.e:d d!eoa.oon, 1857; pri
t,
1858; }lecturer in cllaSSks, Trln. Un Iv. ,
1855-69; and I8.gtaln, subsequently;
cura'te, St. John's, Toooll'too, 1857; rec-
tor, St. Stephen's, dl()., 1861; some time
æomestlc chaplain, and subSiequen l 1:ly,
examg. -chaJplailn .too Bp.
oro'lllto ;
Ioater, han. cloerlcal secy. .too ,the Dioc.
Synod; hon. canoon, .st. Alhan's eath.,
TorO'll't'O, 1907; Is vloe-chalnnan Ho.
of Industry, '1'oronbo; aut:!h'Ûr of an
eolemerubary churoh cratechlsm.-13 Bor-
den St., Toronto.
BroughalI, Frederick William, bank-
ing profession.
Third s. Rev. Canon A. J. B. (q.v.)
and Georgina Harriet (Hurd) B.: b.
Toronto, Aug. 12, 1867; e. Trln. ColI.
Sch., Port Hope; m., Oct., 1894, Lilian
Mabel, d. late Dr. P. N. Strathy, To-
ronto; served for many yrs. In various
capacities, Ln Dom. .Bank Oan., Inølud-
ing thwt of mangr.; apptd. genl.
mangr. the SoorUng Bank of Oan., A'Pl.,
1906 ; 'Presented with a .handsome testi-
monial by mangrs. of loeaJ branches
Dom. Bank, oon Ms l'8'3..ving ,that instl-
tUt'Í'On; Ang.-1 Elm8ley Place, To-
l'onto; Toronto Club. Toronto Golf
Club; N ationaZ Club,. A lbany Club;
York Club, do.
BroughaU, Rev. George Herbert
(Ang.).
E. S. Rev. Canon A. J. B. (q.v.);
b. Toronto, Apt 21, 1862; e. Trinity
CoIl. Sch., Port Hope, and Trln. CoIl.,
Toronto (B.A., 1883; M.A., do.); O.
deacon, 1886; priest, 1887; formerly
incumbent, Tullamore, and headmaster
TooontJo Ch. Sch. for Boys; Inter
master Trln. c.oU. .sch., Pol"1t Hope;
apptd. rector St. MIchJaell's and AB
Angels, W.l-rundpoeg, 1907; a Freemason.
- Winnipeg.
BroughaU, Rev, James Samuel (Ang.).
Second s. Rev. Canon A. J. B.
(q.v.) ; b. Toronto, 1866; e. Trln. CoIl.
Sch., Port Hope, Trln. Unlv., Toronto,
(B.A., 1887; M.A., 1889); and Johns
Hopkins Unlv., BalHmore, \Md.; m.,
Jan., 1895, Hellen, 3rd d. late Rich.
Fuller, Hamilton, ant. ; o. priest, 1891;
asst. St. Goorge's Ch.. '1'0 1'0 nlÌJO , 1893;
incumbent AI,I Salnlts' Ch., Whl.tbY,
1895; acting reot'Û'r St, Stephen's, To-
OOlllt'O, 1901; fonnerly '3. feNl()w -In
cla.sslcs, Trln. CI()LI., Toronto; fenow
by courtesy, .Johns Hlopkins Unlv.,
1889 ; apptd.. cha:platn Gov.-Genl.'s
Body Guard (wLth bon.. rank of capt.),
Mch., 1910; a del. Pan-Ang. CongreEs,
London, '1908.-99 Bellevue Ave., To-
1'onto.
Broughall, Rev, Lewis Wilmot Bovel1
(Ang.).
Fifth s. Rev. Canon A. .J. B. (q.v.);
b. Toronto, Mch. 27, 1876; e. Trill.
00'11. Soh., Bol't HO'pe, '3.nd Trln. Unlv.,
Tororuto (B.A., with hon;ours in clas-
sks and arts, 1897; M.A., 1898); m.,
Jan., 1908, .Sophla Margrt., 2nd d. J. H,
G. Hagar>ty, Toronto; O. deaoon
1899;
priest, 1900; successIvely a.sost. mlssy.,
Min.den, ant.; Incumbent, Hage rsvH Ie,
cura.t'e, Wdmbloedon, and do., .St. James
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BROUiGHTOX-BROWN.
OaJth., Toron1to; app.bd. reCltor, St.
Jude's, Oa.kv'ìÞIe, Ont., July, 1907.-
The Rectory, Oakville, Onto
Broughton, Charles, artist.
B. Co. Peel, Ont., about 1861; while
In Toronto was employed In the pre-
paration of the illustrations for Dent's
.. Can. Portrait Gallery" and other
works; at same time displayed great
promise as a water-colour artist; re-
moved to N. Y., 1880, where he has
distinguished himself as an illustrator
for Harper's Young People, Scribner's
Mag., Frank Leslie's Weekly, and
other periodicals. - 3Z Beach 8f.,
Stapleton, L.I., N.Y.
Brouse, :Mrs, Amella M, (Allan),
educationist.
B. Hamilton, Ont.; e. Galt CoIl.
lust.; m. Dr. Joaoo'b Edwin Bf\ouse,
Brockvllle, Onto (d. ApI., 1888), a bro.
late Senator B. ; before marriage
served as a public sch. teacher Brock-
ville High Sch.; more recently was
principal Ladles' ColI., Compton, P.Q.;
now, and for many yrs., one of the
principals, .. Klngsthorpe," Hamilton,
Ont., a residential and day sch. for
girls.-Hamilton, Onto
Brouse, William Henry, broker.
E. s. late Hon. W. H. B., M.D.,
senator, and Frances A., e. d. Alpheu8
Jones, Prescott, Ont.; b. there, May
26, 1859; e. Pre9Cl()lÌ'Ì Hi-g!h Sch.; m.,
J.an. 26, 1887, F1looonoe Josephin'e, rl.
late Geto. Gooderham, Toronoto; baTris-
ter, 1882: succesS/fuNy pmotised his
profession 1ÌIil'L 1897 as a memo firm
BeaJbty, Blacksot'Ock & 00., Toronlto:
el-ect-ed memo Totronltlo Boock ExC'hanJgle,
1898; Itreas., do., 1906; V.-P., do.,
1908-9: presdt., 1910: head of firm B.,
Mitchell & Co., stock, bond, and In-
vestmenrt brokers, Tio.ronoo; a coun..
cillor Can. Inst.; a dlr. Can. Niagara
Power Co.; presdt. Clifton Hotel Co.;
an Ang.-63 St. George St., Toronto;
Toronto Club; York Club, do.
BrousBeau, Jean Baptiste, la.wyer;
journal'ist; ex...leglsltator.
E. S. J. B. B., M.D., and Marie
Charlotte (Hertel-de-Rouvllle) B.,
Belæll, P.Q.; b. there, Jan. 1, 1841;
e. St. Hyacinthe ColI.; m., May, 1864,
Mlle. Marie EuÞalie Malot, Belæil;
advocate, 1863: K.C., 1899; Crown
prosecutor and senior memo bar, Dlst.
Richelleu ; editor Le M e8sager de
Borel, 1870-75, and of La Gazette de
Sorel (with late J. G. Barthe, M.P.).
1875-77; sat for Verchêres (Local),
Lib. Interest, 1878-81; a R. C.-Borel,
P.Q.
Brousseau, Lt,-Col, Joseph Doule,
Can. regular mil. service.
S. J. D. B., formerly M.P. for Port-
neuf, and Mayor of Quebec, and Mary
Martha (Downs) B.; b. Quebec, Dec.
23, 1868; e. Quebec Semy. and Laval
Undv. (1M. B., 1891; IM.D., 1893); m.,
June, 1894, Marie LucetIt:e, d. llaJtJe G.
H. Dufresne, M.D., Riegr. 00. Cham-
plain; a llcent. 0011. 'P. and S., P. Q.,
lR94; 'has unodergone .instruotion anod
examn. before the Infy. Sch. Corps,
St. Johns, P.Q., 1889-90, t!he Cav.
Sch. Corps,. Quebeoc, 1891, the Royal
Aruny Moo. Oorps, Ald'ershot, Eng.,
1899, a.nd .at 'the Roya;l Vdctoria
Hosp., Netley, Eng., 1899; apptd.
surÇ'.-maj. 1st F.B., Quebec, Mch., 1898 ;
maJ.or, A.S.C., .MJc'h., 1900; It.-oCI01. dIQ.,
Mch., 1904; do. P.A.M.C., tMch, 1905;
P.IM.O., M.n., No.7, Mch., 1907; a R. C.
-59 St. Louis -St., Quebec; Quebec
Garrison Club, do.
Brou8seau, Ze:nophlle Pierre, mer-
chan t.
B. Laprairie, P.Q., 1840; memo old
.o\Jæ.,dUaln rfumiO'Y; acquil'etd: busiinlei!'s
t'l'a,i'nång at
, N. Y.. when onOy
15 Y'fIS. od' agJe; we.nrt to Clhoic'ago, 1860,
where he has attained a distinguished
position in the mercantile community;
is head firm B. & Co., wheat merchants;
eI'ecltedi mem. Bd. od' Trade. 118611, and
became presdt. of that body: memo
Free Public Library Bd., 1893; elected
presdt. do., 1905; has served also on
Sch. Comn. and filled presidency St.
Jean Bapt. Soc.; besides being a memo
"Voict<Jr:ia Diamond Jubile.e AB'sn.. was
a memo of the Alliance Françalse and
V.-P. World's Columbian Expn.:
apptd. an offr. dAoead. by Presdrt.
of the French Republic, 1899.-Chic-
ago, Ill.
.. A man of good judgment and moral
courage."-Can. American.
Brown, Mis. A, Maud, physician.
D. .I os. B., g>enol. moamgr. BelO PianIQ
& Organ Co., Guelph, Ont.; b. and e.
Guelph; M.D., with honours (London,
Eng., Unlv.), 1904.-Guelph, Onto
Brown, Adam, Ca.n. public service;
ex-legislator.
S. late Wm. B., MiIntown, Lang-
holm, Dumfriesshire, and Elizabeth
(Johnston) B., Berwickshlre, Scot.: b.
Edinburgh, Scot., ApI. 3, 1826: e. there
and Mon 1 tr'ool; m., 1st, 1852, MaTia
(d.), d. lIaJtJe Ca'lYt. EVlatJt; 2.nod t ly, 1862,
:\fury (Ò'. 1896), d. Th'Os. H. Kough,
ShT8Wsbury, Eng.; 'CI3JI11'e W Can., wLt'h
parents, 1833: entd. mercantlle life,
at Montreal, when 14: removed to
Hamilton, where he became a partner
in wholesale grocery house of W. p,
McLaren, 1850; sUbsequently princi-
pal B., Gillespie & Co., and B., Balfour
& Co., wholesale grocers; a moving
spirit In Can. trade and commerce, be-
coming successively secy. and presdt.
Hamilton Bd. of Trade and presdt.
Dom. Bd. of Trade; del. Detroit Trade
Convention, 1864, and otherwise
earnest In endeavouring to secure a
renewal of the Reciprocity Treaty
with U. S.: one of the .. fathers" of
the .. N. P." and also of ry. develop-
ment In Ont.; was first presdt. Wel-
lington, Grey & Bruce Ry. and of
Northern Pac. Junction Ry., two lines
whose existence is largely due to his
efforts; later, a commr. to superintend
the construction of the HamIlton
Waterwor
s; an hon.. -rommr. ,for Can.
to Jamaica Expn., 1891; Is a dir. Can.
Life Assur. Co., and V.-P. Gt. N.-W.
Tel. Co.; was a charter memo Hamil-
ton Club, and chairman of that body;
among other offices held by him were
and are: Gov. Art and Tech. Sch. ; Dlr.
Hamilton Art Sch., V.-P. local branch
BROWN.
151
Can. Bible Soc., and presdt. Children's
Aid Soc., of the Soc. for the Prevo of
Cruelty to Animals, and of the Royal
Can. Humane Soc.; was presdt. Chari-
ties and Corrections Convention, To-
ronto, 1901; a Con. and sat for
Hamilton (H. C.), 1887-91, in that
Interest; apptd. postmaster of Hamil-
ton, July 1, 1891; noted as a public
speaker rand ilecturer ; preseIlItoo to
King Edwal'd (when Prince of Wal
),
1860; formerly a Presh.; IbOW all! Ang.
-" Bowbrook/' Hamilton, Onto
.. The soul of honour."-The late Sir
John A, Macdonald.
., In his prime was one of the ablest
platform speakers in Cana.da.,..--Oa1t.
Courier,
Brown, Albert JOBeph, lawyer.
S. JaAJe Shepherd Joseph rand J-ennoe1
(Shanks) B.; father of Am. ancestry,
trom Plymouth, N.H.; mother of
Scotch ancestry; b. Windsor Mills,
P.Q., July 8, 1861; e. St. Francis
ColI., Richmond, P.Q., Morrin ColI.,
QuebE:c, and McGill Univ. (B.A.,
1883; B.C.L. and med., 1886); m.,
Dec., 1888, Miss Josephine Home,
Quebec; advocate, 1886; K.C., 1899;
successfula,y :þracUses his ,prof. in
MontreaL; 'head! -of legal firm B., SOOI'p
& :\fuMich:ael; one of tJhe leraoder,s of the
MiOIut:reaJl bar; e'leoted bâtonl11ler
(Montre-aJl), 1911; a oounCJiBor Mont-
real Bar Assn.; a dir. MonltreaJ Trust
00.; .a Pr.esb.-l23 Crescent St., Mont-
real; St. James's Club; Mt. Royal
Club; Montreal Club; Forest and
Stream Club; Royal MonÞ'eal Golf
Club; Thistle CU1'ling Club; 1I-I.A.A.A.;
Montreal Jockey Club; Manitou Club,
do.
Brown, .ev, Alfred (Ang.).
S. Wm. Marsters and Mary E. B.;
U. E. L. descent on both sides; b.
Halifax, N.S, May 25, 1842; e. Hali-
tax Grammar Sch. (Dr. Gilpin, prin-
cipal) and King's ColI., Windsor, N.S.
(B.A., 1865); m. Miss Sarah White,
Anable, N.Y.; o. deacon, 1865; priest.
1&66; missy. S. P. G., Glace Bay,
C.B., 1865-68; asst. mlnr. St. John's
Ch., Clifton, S.I., 1868-69; rector St.
Paul's Ch., Aurora, and Grace Ch.,
Union Spgs., N.Y., 1869-72; Incumbent
St. Mark's Ch., HaNfax, secy. of
Synod and chaplain to Bp. Binney of
N. S., 1872-78; asst. mlnr. St. Paul's
Cath., London, Ont., 1878-84; Incum-
bent Wlarton. Ont., 1884-86; rector St.
James' Ch., Parts (his present
charge), 1886; canon, St. Paul's Cath.,
DoI1JdlOn. Ont., 189.7; Is a. memo Extve.
Oomte. Diocese.of Huron\ and a del. to
ProvI. and GenI. Synods; founded Ang.
Young People's Assn., which alms II at
the promotion of the religious, social,
and Intellectual welfare of the young
ðf both sexes," many branches of
which assn. have been organized In all
portions of the Dom.; has been chair-
man Bd. of Educ. and of Public LI-
brary Bd., Paris; also a memo of the
Inter-diocesan Comte. on Increased
Religious Instruction In Public Schs.;
author of II Impressions of England"
and other pamphlets, as well as of
numerous contributions to home and
foreig:I1i j()llJrruaJ.s on socñal, reUgious,
and ,poUtlca,1 subjects; an ardent friend
of Br1Ït. c<mne<cJtion and aIll 1Jhat 1:Ie11d.s
to promote Im,p. uwi<ty; a del. Pan-
Anlg. Ocmgress. London, Eng., 1908.-
Pa1'is.. Onto
Brown, Arthur William, artist.
S. Wm. Evatt B., Toronto; b. Hamn.
ton, ant., Jan. 26, 1881; e. public
sch.; art education at Art Students'
League, N.Y.; m., Oct., 1908, Miss
Grace Kneeland Green, N.Y.; a suc-
cessful illustrator of books and mags. ;
Ang.-119 E. f3rd St.. New York.
Brown, B, Hal, business man.
Scotch and German extraction; s.
Shel'I11'an B., WhHby, Ont.; ,b. thiere,
Dec. 4, 1854; e. Whäby High Sch. and
Brantford ODill. Inst., fuf'truer eÌ'udieß
8Jt ProV'l. NormaJ Sohs., Toron.tJo and
Ottawa; m. Miss Macd'Onald; for some
yrs. a. pUbl,ic 9C'h. .toecacher; made a.
study of fire and life Ins. ,business;
in'spr. do West. On1., London and Lan-
cash. Fire Assur. C'O.. 1883. becOIlJlJing.
su'bsequenItÞy, iruspr. fur the whole I()f
Ont., and lR.galn, later, sU'pdlt. of
agencies for Can.; apptd. mangr. t!or
Can., same 00.. 1889; resigned, to
beoome g>enI. mangr., Prudentia.l Trusot
00., Sept., 1910; elected V.-P. Mon't-
real Ins. Inst., 1900; pr.esdot., do., 1902;
00. Ca.n. Life Offrs. Assn., 1902; a.
Feltlow of the Statlstioal Soc., London,
Eng.; a P
b.--&O Dorchester St. W.,
Montreal; summer.. It Inverlochin," St.
Bruno, P.Q.; St. James's Club; Mt.
Royal Club; Canada Club; Canadian
Club; M.A.A.A.; Montreal Hunt Club;
St. George Snowshoe Club, do.; St.
George's Club, Sherbrooke, P.Q.; To-
ronto Club; York Club, Toronto.
"A debater of great skill, power and
eloquence.' '-Can. Century.
"An underwriter of acknowledged
ability and reputation.' '-T. Globe,
Brown, Charles A, B,
S. late Thos. and Hannah (Humph-
rey) B.; b. Toronto; e. Toronto Gram-
mar Sch. ; solr. Bradstreet Co, ;
has been a memo Toronto Sch. Bd.
since 1882, and was presdt., 1905-6; a
dlr. Toronto Indust. Exhn. Assn.; a
memo Ex. Comte. Royal Can. Yacht
Club, and has been presdt. ant.
Hockey Assn.; elected presdt., Toronto
Playgrounds Assn., 1909-10; a Con. ; an
Ang.-.7 Wellesley St., Toronto; Al-
bany Club; Royal Can. Yacht Club, do.
" No man in the city has done more
lor education."-T. Telegram.
Brown, Rev. Charles W, (Meth.).
S. late Rev. Geo. B., London, ant.;
b. Aurora, Ont.; e. Victoria Unlv., To-
ronto (B.A., gold med., and Prince of
Wales g.olod moo., 1887; B.D., 1891);
m. Mis'S Ida R. E. Brown, BT'O'WIlßVI1.lIle,
OTIlt.; entd. mtini-stry, 1887, and bas
held 'past<maJtes 3Jt WestmillJS't.er.
Brownsv,Ï'lle, Tororubo, W. Lorrue, Glen-
C'QIe, Amrherst'bul'g, Exeber, MJi,tcheld,
Stra,tfordt, Regina; 'transfod. ,to Noew
Westminster, 1909; was dislt. chair-
man and Q del'. rj:1O Gen'I. Con,f. a,t
Reglnta.-New Westminster, B.C.
152
BROWl'\.
Brown, Chrystal, vocalist.
B. '.roronto; studied for his prof. In
that city, and oes.tbd. a ,bigh reputat1'on
as a vocal soloist and conductor; re-
moved to Erie, Pa., and Is a conductor
In that city of one of its largest
cholrs.-l006 State St., Erie, Pa,
Brown, David, Am. ry. service.
B. Can., May 17, 1838; entd. service
of Monmouthshlre Ry. & Canal Co.,
Eng., 1851, since which time has
filled many Important and responsible
posltlons; In 1870, became machin-
is.t on the Delaware, lJaickawanna &
Western Ry. at Scranton, Pa., and
has remained with that co. ever since,
holding since ApI., 1900, the position
of asst. supdt. of motive power.-
Bcranton, Pa.
Brown, David E" commission mer-
chan t.
S. late Geo. B., postmaster, Owen
Sound, Ont.; b. then', Mch. 20, 1855;
e. Grammar Schs., Owen Sound and
Fergus, Ont.; unm.; entd. service Gt.
Western Ry., May, 1875, and was sub-
sequently relieving agent, travelling
auditor and cashier, and special travI.
agent on the Northern & N.-W. Rys.,
Can.; freight agent, Winnipeg, C. P.
R., May, 1883; dlst. freight and pass;
agent Pacific dlv., do., Sept., 1886,
asst. 'genl. pass. and freight agent,
Western and Pacific dlvs., do., May,
1889; genl. agent for China, Japan
and India, residing at Hong Kong, do.,
Jan., 18
3; genl. supdt. trans-Pacific
steamship service, do., Dec., 1906; re-
tired 1907, and Is now head of firm
D. E. B. & Co., genl. ry. and steam-
ship ticket agency, ship and genl.
brokers etc., Vancouver, B.C.-Van-
couver, 'B.C.; Vancouver Club, do.; St.
Jame8's Club, Montreal; Hong Kong
Club, Hong Kong.
Brown, David Bobertson, architect.
S. Jas. and Ellzabeth (Robertson)
B. ; b. Montreal, 1869; e. Montreal High
Sch; studied for his prof. there and
In Boston, Mass.; m., Mch., 1900,
Harrl.ett F., 2nd d. Wm. Roblb (q.v.),
dty treas., .Miorutreal; hias designed
ma'IlY .Important ,ed:ifices in Montreal,
indud1rug the Bd. of Trade Bldg., robe
M.A.A.A. Big., Masonic Temple, Ollvet
Bapt. Ch., Taylor Presb. Ch., West-
mounli Presb. Ch., Southam BIg., Moo.
BIg., McGill Unlv., OhNdreru's Memorial
Hiosp., Sask. Univ., Saskaitoon, etc.-
720 Pine Ave. W., Montreal; Canada
Club; Royal St. Lat01'ence Yacht Club;
Beacon8field Golf Club; Montreal Curl-
ing Club; St. Jame8's Club, do.
Brown, JIliaa Edith, art teacher; Illus-
trator.
D. John Lothrop and Elizabeth
(W.bldden) B.; 'b. Wolfvú.J.le, N.S., 1874;
e. Acadia. Berny.: grad. Boston Museum
Fine Arts Sch., 1895; teacher of olay
mooellng and drawing dn Miss Pierce's
private soh., Brookllne, Miass., .Mrs,
VlOn Mack's and Mrs. Sta'Il'Ilaro's prl-
VaJte schs. and N. BeI1JI1et St. Industrial
Sch., Booton., Mass.; slIlJOO 1908 has
been dolr. and
Igner S. E. G. Bowl
Shops, Boston: first HluSibrating
done for Churchman. 1899; since then
has Illustrated Miss Wiltse's "Folk-
Lore Stories and Proverbs," Miss
Guerrier's .. Wonderfolk In Wonder-
lJand," .. The Cheerful Cnlck-et:' and
ot'her works; a Christian Sclentist.-
18 Hull St., Boston, Mass.; Copley
Society, do.
Brown, Edward, merchant.
S. late Edward Jas. B., Reeve of
Bruce, Ont.; Scotch descent; b. Gres-
ham, Bruce, Ont., May 23, 1865; e.
there and St. Catharlnes Grammar
Sch.; m., Jan., 1893, Miss Essie
Hll'stO'll
POI1tage iJJa P.rair.ie, Man.: en-
gag-ed, since e3Jrly moa.nho.od, In mer-
c'antHe lo1fe: rem'OVioo t'o !Moan., 1888;
founded Bit Portage .]13. Prall'1ie, wlth hols
bro., tJhe business k,nowll' as Brown's,
Ltd., a r.ea!l estate and agric. business,
IlIO'W one of the furemOS't. institutJions In
Man., of which he Is .presdrt.; In addl-
()il()n
1hey have oa. laTge depal'tme'l1otal
store under .the name of J. & E. B.;
has beten may1O'r IOf Pol'tage la Prairie
tor soml8 yrs., and was prev,iously ald.
and cha1'l"II1an .Waterworks Comte.;
V.-P. Urulcm of Can. tMunicipaUt1es.
1905-6; is a dlr. U'Ildon Bank of Can.,
and presdt. Dom. Land 00. and Inst
Mounta:ln VaJl'ley Land ,00.; also a
trustee Ma:n. CoIL, and V.-iF. Man. SUn-
day Sc'h. Assn.; ratedi as a mHllonalre;
removed ItIo Winnipeg, 1909; a Lib.,
and was eliected chairman Lib. Ex,tve.
for Man., Dec., 1904; .lleadoer of the
Lib. party In Man. (In succession to
Senator Greenway), Mch., 1906; twIce
unsuc.cessfuiJJy con1resotOO Pofitag>e la
Pr8Jlrle fOor Legislature; a Presb., and
e.. memo NaA:. Comte. Presb. Layman's
Mlsslonty. Mov,emenæ, 1909.-Winnipeg.
Man.; Manitoba. Club, do.
lOA keen and finished deba.ter."-O,
Free Press.
"An excellent .and fearless p1atrorm
speaker."-T. Globe.
II A sensitive and delicately refined man,
who is a pledged foe of political corrup.
tinn."-Prof. Osborne (q.v.).
Brown, Edward Betley, lawyer.
S. late John Gordon B., formerly ed.
Toronto Daily Globe; b. Toronto, July
16, 1856; e. U. C. Coli. and Toronto
Unlv. (B.A" with gold med. In mod.
lang., 1877); m., Sept., 1881, Char-
lotte, e. d. late Danl. Morrison, an
eminent journalist; barrister, 1880;
K.C., 1898; examr. In Eng. and blst.,
Toronto Unlv., 1880-84; apptd. a re-
porter to Law Soc. U. C., 1888 (a
position he still retains); ed. Can.
LQ,w Times, 1900; resigned, 1907: l'arter
ed. Onto Weekly Reporter and Western
Law Reporter; apptd. by Onto Law
Soc., ed. Onto Law Monthly Reports
and Weekly Notes, June, 1909; Ang.,
and a ch. waroe.n.-113 St. Clair Ave.,
Toronto.
Brown, Mis8 Emily Balson, nursing
professIon.
D. John Halson and Margot. Haml1-
ton (Honeyman) B.; b. Woodstock,
Ont.; e. Wykeham Hall, and Mrs.
Neville's sch., Toronto; took course
of nursing at Chicago Hosp., Chicago;
became supdt. and genl. mangr., Drexel
Sanitarium, Chicago, 1907; has wrlt-
BROWN.
153
ten poetry and sketches for Can. and
Am. mags.; Ang.-(Buslness) The
Drexel Sanitarium, .fl
O Drexel Boule-
vard, Chicago, Ill.; (Home) 5.190 E.
End A ve., do., do.
Brown, Ernest, educationist.
A graduate from Unlv, CoIl., Liver-
pool, Eng., in the science dept. of
V.ictoria Univ., with 1st cla.ss honours
in en
ing.; 'is a.loo M.a. E. Undv.
Liverpool; was asst. lect. in enging.,
Liverpool, 1900; lecturer In app.
mech., Liverpool Unlv., 1903; apptd.
asst. prof. app. mech., McGill Unlv.,
1905; .pl'O'ffiootoo 'Prof. .of app. mec'h.
anI(} hydmuUcs, do., 1911; held an
1851 ex'hn. research scholar.; assa.
memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1906,-1Z5 St.
Famille St., Montreal.
Brown, Mills Eva A, (see Burdette,
Miss Madeline).
Brown, Mrs, :Faith :Fenton, a former
journalist.
D. of one of the Fentons, of Col-
chester, who separated from his fam-
Ily In early youth, came to Can., and
has since lived there under the name
of Freeman, by Mary (Lilley) F., a
soldier's d.; b. and e. Toronto; in
early yrs. a sch. teacher; afterwards
became connected with the press as a
miscellaneous writer; wrote descrip-
tive sketches of public men and run-
ning comments on public events for
the Toronto Empire; Ilkewise contri-
buted to N. Y. Sun; was ed.-In-chlef of
Can. Home Journal, established 1_895;
went out to Yukon as correspondent
of Toronto Globe, anJ there married
Dr. J. N. E. Brown (q.v.); sent first
press despatch from Dawson on estab-
lishment of telegraph line, Sept., 1901;
In her day was regarded as being at
the head of the lady journalists In To-
ronto.- Wellesley P1'Ïvate H osp., 7'0-
"onto.
II Not only a brilliant writer, but a kind
and courteous gentlewoman. "-V. World,
Brown, :Fayette, Insurance manager.
An Am. ci.t'izen; e. Y18.1oe Undv.
(B.A., 1904); m.; Tepresoents Mutua'!
lAfe IIlIS. Co., N.Y., In M-orutTeal; for-
merly cpresd1t. Me1ropoll1an Golf Club,
Morutrea:I; 08JP'Ì., Royal \Montreal Golf
OI<uQ, 1902; a counoUlIor Unlv. Olub.-
7 Ontario Ave., Montreal; St. James's
Club; Mt. Royal Club; Unive1'sity
Club; Royal Mont1'eal Golf Club;
Montreal Jockey Club,' Thistle Curling
Club, do.
Brown, :Frank Erichsen, lawyer; jour-
nalist.
Y. s. Dr, J. P. B., Toronto (q.v.):
b. Toronto; e. Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1900); m., Oct., 1904, Isabel Russell,
e. d. Prof. J. F. McCurdy (q.v.),
Unlv. COll., Toronto; barrister, 1903;
sucoe.ssfuNy practises his prof. In To-
rorubo; purchased GaI1. Reformer, 1905.
-100 Pricefi,eld Rd., Toronto.
Brown, :Frederick Clement, Ins. man gr.
S. S. K. and Eliza J. (White) B.,
mother of U. E. L. stock and a direct
descendant of Peregrln White, the first
White b. in Am., whose parents came
over In the Mayflower; b. Town::ohlp
Pickering, Co. Ont., Ont., 1869; e.
public schs., Pickering ColI. and To-
ronto Dnlv. (B.A., 1892; M.A., 1894);
m., 1898, Georgina, grandd. late Dr.
Evans, Picton, Ont.; for some yrs.
engaged In journalism, first In To-
ronto, then at Streator, III. (where he
ed. The Popular Educator), later at
Chicago, and finally, again, at To-
ronto, where, for 3 yrs., he was asst.
ed. of The ChrÌ8tian Guardian; was
also a contributor to The Arena, The
Can. Mag., and other periodicals;
entd. on a business career, 1898, as
mangr. BerUn Mutual Fire Ins. Co.,
at Berlin, Ont.; under his manage-
ment the co. Increased and extended
Its business, and removed Its head
office to Toronto; thp. name of the co.,
of which he Is noW mango dir., has
recently been changed to that of The
Metropolitan Fire Ins. Co.; a memo
Soc. of Frlends.----36 Benlamond Ave.,
7'oronto.
II A most careful, persevering, discrim-
inating and successful business man."-
O. Guardian.
Brown, George Alexander, physician.
B. Oharlot:tetown, P.E.I., 1866; e.
S1:. Pe.ter,s Boys' -SC'h., GbarlotJtetown,
Klng'.s OOlII. Univ., Windsor, No'S., and
McGilll UniÏv. (M.D.,-c.IM., 1889); m.
Miss Miary Elizabeth Conroy; some
time res!Íd.e-lllt physician Monrtreal Genl.
Hosp.; IlIOW and for some yrs. In. s
c-
oessful .practice In ,Ml()Illj:rea.1 ; .p-hy.s.lClan
to the Monrtl1eal Dispensary; In Fe'b.,
1906 subml.t:toed to the IMorutreal Med.-
-Ohlr: Soc. a new .cure for CO'IliSumpotJlO<Il',
whloh be has put inlto Pl'8.cUce wah
gI"OO!t: success, consisting o.f 1he Indec-
Non Into the human sy'S,te'IIl of a S'Ü'lu-
tIÌ.OII1 oom1J'<)Sleld prtinoctprul!ly of iod
noe:
UnU.-718 Dorchester St. W., Mont-
f'eal; University Club, do.
Brown, George :Harold, musician.
S. Chas. E. and Amelia B.; b.
Sussex, N.B., 1880; family all musi-
cians; reed. musical education from
Eng. tutors; m. Isabel Robertson, d.
J. R. Dick, Montreal; a conductor,
organist and pianist; has been suc-
cessively organist to Meth. Ch,. Sussex,
N.B., St. David's Presb. Ch., ,St. John,
N.B., St. .John's Presb. Ch., Moncton,
N.B., St. Andrew's Ch, of Scot., Mont-
real, Sherbrooke St. Meth. Ch., do.,
and St. Andrew's Presb. Ch., West-
mount, do.; apptd. official organist and
musical dlr., Macdonald CoIl., Ste.
Anne de Bellevue, P.Q., Aug., 1907; a
Prot.-Macdonald College, Ste. Anne
de Bellevue, P.Q.
Brown, George Mackenzie, pubIlsher.
O. s. late Hon. Geo. B., at one time
leader of the Reform party In U. C.,
and one of the U Fathers of Confedera-
tion," and Annie, e. d. late Thomas
Nelson, Abden Ho., Edinburgh, Scot.:
b. TIOron1:o, 1869; e. U. C. CoIl.,
Toronto Unlv., Merchlston Castle Sch.,
Edinburgh, and King's CoIl., Camb.:
m., 1901, Mary Elinor, y. d. late Thos.
Nelson, St. Leonard's, Edinburgh,
Scot.; Is mango trustee Thos. Nelson
& Sons, publishers, Edinburgh and
N. Y.; a Lib., and represented Central
Edinburgh (Brit. H. C.), defeating Sir
15-1:
BROWN.
Conan Doyle by 569 votes, 1900-06 i
one of the secs. Toronto Llb.-Con-
vention, 1883; a Presb.-fO Moray
Place, Edinburgh, Scot.; Royal
Societies' Club, London; Unive1'sity
Club, EdinbU1'gh.
"A brilliant young Canadian."-M.
Herald.
Brown, Bev. George Martin (Meth.).
A bro. of Richard B., Toronto
(q.v.); b. Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng.,
1839; accompanied his paren ts to Can. ;
entd. ministry, 1862; o. 1866; has
filled many important pastorates; was
financial secy., 1874-77; a del. to
Genl. Conf., 1894, 1902; presdt. of
Tor. C,<mf., 1904.-1f
Beech Ave., To-
ronto.
Brown, George Martin Lowes, jour-
nallst.
S. Rev. Geo. M. B. (Ml'th.) and
Mary (Lowes) B.; b. nr. Barrie, Ont.,
Sept. 29, 1874; e. Brampton High
Sch. and Albert Coll., BeIlevllle i also
studIed at Trln. Med. Sch., Toronto i
founded and ed., with his bro., The
Northern Enterprise, Campbell ton,
N.B., 1893, and 6 yrs. later re-estab-
lished that journal, under the name
of Events; connected with the Monte-
video Eng. High Sch. and the Buenos
Ayres Eng. High Sch. for several yrs. ;
also taught sch. In Paraguay; h.as
contributed to the leading periodicals
of Can. and U. S., Including the
Can. Magazine, Outlook, North Am.
Rev., World's Work, Rev. of Reviews,
Scientific American, N. Y. Herald, N,
Y. Sun, N. Y. Tnbune, N. Y. Times,
etc.; founded Spanish-Am. Book Co.,
now Incorporated In the Tropical-Am.
Pub. Co., of which he Is presdt., 1906 i
founded the mag. Tropical A merica,
of which he Is mango ed., Jan., 1908;
has also written a great deal of juvenile
work .for such mags. 'as othe Youth's
Companion, St. Nicholas, and Cassell's
Little Folks, in London; has made a
special study of the sea, and has
taken several deep sea voyages In
strange craft to study the life of
satIors and general conditions; made
special trip to Venezuela, 1904, dur-
Ing the crisis between the United
States and that country, and con-
tributed to the Am., Eng., and Can.
press in Caracas; crossed the country
In disguise to the Orinoco and left by
way of that river; spent 9 mths. In
the Island of Trinidad, preparInIS
various material upon Latin Am. anu
the W. I.; was, for a short tlll1
,
man gr. of the Wilshire Book co.,
N. Y., which publishes Socialist bOOkS
and periodicals, and has long been In-
terested In Socialist movement; is a
memo of several literary and art BOCS.
In the U. S.-fZ E. ffnd St., New York.
Brown, George McLaren, Can. ry. ser-
vice.
S. Adam (q.v.), and Mary (Kough)
B.; b. Hamilton, Ont., Jan. 29, 1865;
e. Shrewsbury, Eng., Hamilton Gram-
mar Sch., and U. C. Coll.; m., 1890,
Eleanor Graham, d. John Crerar, K.C.,
Hamilton, Ont.; In service N. & N.-W.
Ry., HamtIton, 1881-83; do., do., G, T.
R., do., 1883-87; agent C. P. R.,
Vancouver, 1887-92; asst. genl. pass.
agent, do., western div., 1892-97 i
executive agent, western lines, do.,
1897-1902; sup.dt. 'hotels, d
nling and
sleeping cars, C. P. R., 1902-5; genl.
pass. agent, Atlantic steamship lines,
00., 1905-8; g>enl. Europ.ean traffic
ag>en,t., do., 1908-10; Igerul. European
man gr. , do., .since 1910; a Presb.-6!
Charing Cross, London, S. W., Eng.;
Vancouver Club, Vancouver.
"' A man of executive skill and of per-
80IlJal magnetism."-M. Herald.
"' A man who sees everyone who wants
to see him, however busy he may be."-
London Daily Mail.
Brown, His Honour George W1.l11am,
la.wyer; statesman.
S. Thos. and Hannah (Acheson) B.,
Co. Fe rmanagh, Irel.; b. Holstein,
Ont., May 30, 1860; e. public schs., Mt.
Forest High Sch., Brantford Coil. Inst.
and Toronto Univ.; m., Oct., 1895,
Anna Gardner, y. d. late Ja.s. Barr,
Norwich, Ont.; went West, 1882;
barrister (N.W.T.), 1892; successfully
practised his prof. at Regina; was also
eng>d. II11 ra1llCth1ng In ,the Qu' A'J)pe-}.}e
Valley, where he Is an extensive land-
owner; was Pres. of Assin. Agrlcul.
Assn., and represented N.W.T. at the
Farmers' Nat. Congress, Chicago, 1887;
for 12 years had a seat at the local
Bd. of Educ.; sat for Regina (Local),
1894-.1906; ap:ptd. Lt.-Gov. of Sask"
Oat. 5, 1910; ,pl'esd,t. Bd. of GovernlOl'S,
Met-h. 001il., Reg;in'R. 1910; .a:lso ra d.ir.
Pruderutlal Tl'ust 00, ; tpre'OOThted It<> His
Maj,eSty I{.ing George, 81. JalffiiCs's
Balare, June, 1911; ra Mieth.-Govern-
ment House, Regina, Sask.
Brown, Gerald Horace, Dom. public
service.
S. Hio.race T. B. and MinnlÏe (iMa.c-
Lardy) B.; b. Ottawa, July 30, 1875;
e. Ottawa Coll. Inst.; m., Sept., 1900,
Eva Isabella. d. John Sharpe; on ed.
sttaff Ottawa F1'ee P1'ess, 1893-1904;
chief Can. correspondent Tribune,
London, Eng., 1906-8; Ottawa, do.;
Montreal Witness, 1898-1909; in
BJd:diticm was Ottawa .oorresJ>OI11d'en l t
Canada, and Daily News, London,
Eng., 'Torolnloo Star, and Vanoouver
Province; also attached to Ottawa
Evening Journal; was successively
secy., V.-P., and presdt., Ottawa
ParIty. Press Gallery; literary corre-
spondent Can. Club, Ottawa, 1904-5;
hon. secy. do., 1906-8; V.-P., do., 1909;
pres.dtt., do., 1910-11; OOiltoo "T.he Prin-
cipal Addl'esses delñvoered ,befQI'e the
Ottawa Can. Club" (1910) ; since 1910
has been Asst. Depty. Minr. of Labor;
formerly a Lib.; Preslb.
McLeod
St., Ottawa; Canadian Club; Ottawa
Golf Club, do.
" A thoroughly capable and well in-
formed young man."-M. and E.
Brown, Harry Whidden, Dom. public
service.
S. late John L. B., Wolfville, N.S.:
U. E. L. descent; b. Wolfville, Jan 1.
1868; e. Acadia Univ. (B.A., 1890),
and Dalhousie Univ. (LL.B., 1893);
m., June, 1909, Florence Gertrude, d.
late Thos. WaddeIl, Ottawa; barrister,
BROWN.
155
1893; praotised his 'Prof. -in Halifax;
apptd. priV'ate secy. IMinr. MiL and
Def., 1896; chief elk. and dir. of Con-
tracts, De-pt. Miil. and Defence, .July
1, 1904.-185 ;Somerset St., Ottawa.
Brown, Harry William, educationist.
S. late Hy. and Isabella (Cole) B..
Niagara Falls S., Ont.; b. there, .June
2, 1868; e. Stamford High Sch., Wood-
stock Coli., St. Catharines ColI. Inst,
and Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1894); m.,
.June, 1895, Helen, d. W. D. EdY, Lon-
don, Ont.; asst. teacher, High Sch.,
1890; specialist moderns and hist.,
1896; principal, 1898; taught Water-
ford High Sch., 1892; Petrolea do.,
1894; Sea forth ColI., 1901; teacher-
train. secy. Onto Sunday Sch. Assn.,
Sept., 1906; asso. ed. Varsity, 1890-
92' a contributor to Can. Mag.; Bapt.
-59 Hewitt Ave., Toronto.
Brown, James Pollock, merchant; leg-
Islator.
S. David and .Jean (Pollock) B.,
Renfrewshlre, Scot.; b. Beau River,
P.Q., ApI. 4, 1841; e. there and New
Haven, Conn.; m., Feb., 1869, Margt.,
e. d. late Robt. Stewart; a Lib., and
bas sat for Chateauguay (H. C.) in
that interest since 1891; a Presb.-St.
Chrysostome, P.Q.
Brown, James stevenson, financial
sc
lW
' origin; o. s. late .Jas. and
.Jean (Stevenson) B., Montreal; b. and
e. there; head firm .J. S. B. & Co., real
estate and financial agents; for many
yrs. secy.-treas. Mattawin Fishing
Club; elected presdt. do., 1906; a çoun-
clllor and former treas. Can. Mmlng
Inst.; a Presb.-I" Bi8hop St., Mont-
real; !lIon treal Clu b; St. GeoT"!}e Snow-
8hoe Club, do.
Brown, Hon, James Thomas, judge.
Irish and Soot:tish deSC'en.t; s. Saml.
and Margt. B., HunNnJgd-on, P.Q.; b.
there 00t. 22, 1871; e. Huntingdon
Acad: and Me-GiN Univ. (B.A., wi1ih
1st cla.ss honours in mental and moral
phi-I., 1893); m.. Aug., 1902, Aldce M.,
2nd d. Jas. M. Lew,is, Rutherglen,
Man.; barrister (Man. and N. W. T.),
1896; K.C., 1907; Orown prosecu.t'Or,
E. AssinlÍ.boia, 1904; "\\'3$ one of the
leaders of the WoesotiE!rn bar; sa.t for
Souris (Local), Con. Ii rut e r,e SIt, 1905-8;
unsu00eiSSfuMy corutJest>ed Qu' AppeHe
(H. C.), Lib. interes-t, g. e. 1908; since
ApI.. 1910, has been a puisne judge,
Supreme Ot., Sask.; a Mie<th.-M 0080-
min, Sask.
"An able lawye-r and excellent citizen."
-The West. .
.. A man of sterling character and great
ability."-M. Herald.
Brown, Hon, John Cunningham, Dom.
'Public service.
B. F.ermoy. I reI. , Feb. 13, 1844: e.
Royal Acad. and Queen's Col-I., Bel-
fast; came to B. C., 1862; an., 1877,
Kate, Hh d. Wm. Clarkson; a jour-
naHSlt; furmerly ed. New Westminster
Herald and Daily N eW8 ; has been
moayor and postm.ast-er, New West-
mil15ter; a.pp1d. warden, B. C. Pend-
ten.tiary, Nov. 26, 1907; -Salt In Loe,al
Assem., foor New Westminster CI.ty,
1890-94, and Later; was Provl. Secy.
and Minr. of Educ. in Mr. 'Martin's
Oabinet, .foor a s.h'Or't period, 1900, when
dIe,fea.t-ed; P.resb.-New 1Vestmin8ter.
Brown, Rev. John Gilbert (Bapt.).
S. late Dougald and Mary (McCal-
lum) B.; Highland Scotch descent; b.
on his father's farm, nr. Belmont,
Ont., Aug. 7, 1865; e. CoIl. Inst., St.
Thoma-s, On.t., 'ful'Onoo Univ. (B.A.,
1889), and McMa9ter Unlv. (B.Th.,
1899; B.D., 1903; D.D., 1907); m.,
Aug., 1889, IMlary (d. Mch., 1910), d.
Carl Millooy, Blanche, íP.Q.; o. 1899;
missy. to T-elugus, India, 1889; opente<l
the Vuyuru sta"b1on :tthere, and re-
turnoo ,to Can., owing otl() wife'os HI-
heaUh, 1897; pastor Bapot-. Ch., Omng.e-
vi.J1.e, 1898; 'foreign rnissi.on secy. Bapt.
Oonv., On.t. and -Que. (his preserut posi-
tion), 1899; au.thor of an hi stl()riooJ
sk-et<."h 'Of .the Foreign Missi'On Ed.,
1873-1900, a.nd of a .book.let, .. Nine
Bea-con Lights."-177 Albany Ave., To-
ronto.
Brown, John B:enrJ', poet; Dom. pub.
service.
B. Ottawa, ApI. 29, 1859; Irish
paren.taoge; m., Junle, 1886, 'Mar,tha
Isabel (d. Sept., 1910), d. A. Yeomans,
M.D., WJnnJpeg; entd. C. 'S., May I,
1882; promoted 1st <."lass elk. P. O.
dept., .July, 1905; author "Boems',
Lyrical and Dramoaot:lc " (ObtJawa,
1892); a contributor .to The Week,
Mind, the Con8ervator, etc.-9 Fourth
A ve., Ottawa.
Brown, John Bel.on Elliott, physi-
cian.
S. John and Isabel (Wilson) B.,
Nissouri, Co. Oxford, Ont.; grands.
Rev. T. B. B., a pioneer Meth. preacher
in ant.; U. E. L. descent; b. Nissouri,
1864; e. St. .Mary's High Sc'h. and To-
l'Cmto Univ. (M.B., wibh sn
r med.,
1892); house surg. 'l'or()llIoo Gen.l.
Hosp., 1892; post-groJd. work aJt JoohniS
Hopkins Univ.; chief obstetrician, St.
Michael's Hosp., Toronto; Terr. secy.
Yukon (acting also as elk. Yukon
Council and medical health offr. J ,
1898-1905; supdt. Toronlbo Genl. Hosp.,
1905-11; since tben bas Ibeen in charge
of the Welles-ley Private Hosp., To-
I'onto; memo comte. apptd. by trustees
to visit U. S. -instiotutions to
loean
id-eas -in C'Onn>ecHon with new Genl.
Hosp., Toronto, 1907; do. do., to visit
Gt. Brit., 1908; secy. Can. Hoosp.
Assn. since 1907; V.-P. Am. Hosp.
Assn., 1909; m., Jan., 1900, Miss Allee
Freeman (q. v.) .-Toronto.
"A very zealous and 'V'aluable oflicer."-
J. W. Plavelle (q.v.).
Brown, John Price, physician; author.
S. late Joshua B., Cranbrook, ant.,
formerly chief of police, Stockport,
Eng., and Sa-roah (Price) ,B.; b, Man-
chester, Eng., 1844; e. Toront-o Un1v.
(M.B., 1868: M.D., 1869); m., 1st,
1871, Agnes Cranston (d. 1881), d.
Wm. Graham, Galt, On1t.; 2ndly, 1886,
Florence Ellen, d. Cot G. oS. Jennings,
U. S. A.; first pracbised hi.s -prof. In Ga;lot,
Ont., where he was coroner; removed
to Toronto, 1889; a specialist In laryn-
gol. and rhinol.; memo ColI. P. and S.
156
Ont., 1869; L.R.C.P. (Edln.), 1883; Is
a fellow Am. Laryngol. Assn., and of
Am. Lary.ngo'l. ,Rhlnol. and OtJolog.
Soc.; a.wtd. laryngol. Toron.to West.
Hosp.; Is also a gov. of that InstItu-
tlon; Is Can. collaborateur for the
Journ. of Laryngology, London, Eng.,
and In addition to a text-book on
II Diseases of Nose and Throat," is
the author of numerous scient. articles
contributed to the various med.
journals; In addition has published
several novels, dealing with early Can.
history, some of them under the nom-
de-plume of II Eric Bohn," which have
given him an assured place as a
littérateur of acknowledged ability;
among t'he-se hlave be-e.n .. How Hart-
man Won"; .. Hickory, a Tale of the
Lakes"; .. The Builders," .. In the
Van ", and .. The Macs of '37"; a
Presb. ; pollitlcø;lly Ind.-
Carlton
St.,
l'Of'onto; Empire Club; Canadian
Club, do.
.. A faithful student of the early history
of CaDada."-M. and E.
Brown, His Honour John Robert, Co.
ct. .Judge.
S. Thos. W. and Mary B. (Mc-
Gregor) B.; Irish and Scotch descent;
b. Tp. Sarnla, Lambton, Ont., Feb. 19,
1864; e. Sarnla High Sch.; m., Nov.,
1904, Florence May, d. .Jas. Whit-
marsh, Sa:rni'a, Ont.; barrlsrter (On:t.) ,
1897; do. (B. C.), 1899; sat for
Greenwood, B.C. (Loca:l), in Lib. in-
terest, 1903-7; aJP'PtJd. 00. Ct. judge,
B. C., Jan., 1907; a IMeth.-Grand
F01'ks, B.C.
Brown, Joseph Hercule, mining engr.
and mineralogist.
V.-P. and genl. mangr. of the Mont-
real Reduction & Smelting Co., Trout
Mills, Ont., 1906; a gra-d1ua<te of the
UI1'lv. of Oal.; was for 6 yrs. ma.n.gr.
and chief engr., under t'he lruoo Rt.
Hon. eeoil Rhoodes, of true Transvaal
GoJ.d.mdn.lng 00., and has had other
m,lnlng and smeUing exper.ience in
Austmlla. Corea, New Zealand, U. S.
and South Am.; nl()w at .sY'd'Iley, N. S.
-Sydney, N.S.
Brown, Rev. LleweUyn (Bapt.).
S. late Dougald and Mary (McCal-
lum) B.; Highland Scotch parentage:
b. Belmont, Ont., ApI. 15, 1874; e.
Woodstock ColI. and McMaster Unlv.
(B.A., 1896; M.A., 1898; B.Th., 1898) ;
m., Sept., 1898, Miss Ha.tUe Jean
McLay, W'Ooost.ock, Ont.; o. 1898;
pastor in su
oession at. GJ'1Imsby, Petro-
lea., OIllt.., and Trin. Ch., CJev.eland, O. ;
apptd. pastor 1st Ba'P't. Ch., Bmntfard,
Sepot., 1910.-Brantford, Onto
Brown, Mrs. Margaret AdeUne,
author.
D. RlchaTd and 'M:argt. (M
Kee)
Porter; parents' peop'le (Oartoer and
Oonyngham) came ordgiI\l
\:l.ly from
Soot. to the N. 'of I reI. , and thence 'ÌJO
0a'Il.; have been Iin Western Onto 1101'
5
neraUoniS; b. Co. Huron, J)e.c.,
1867; -e. Goder:fch High Soh. and To-
ronto Nonnal Sc.h. (honour graduate) ;
m., 1904, J'()Ihn Y. Brown, BrarutfoI'Ò
OnlÌ.; in addition to magazine an.d
n'Elwspaper sketches .has wr.l,tten a
BROWN,
vol. : .. My Lady of thoe Snows ..
(1908), a novel, whkh has met with
a warun reoopUO'Il; other works are
in p-repar.rution; now studlY1nrg with
the v1ew of creating an ideal oommon-
W'e3Jlth to -be ,placed undeT Sir
W. Laurier's regime, but based upon
aristocratic principles, leaning to I
-
perialism; a wood carver; a decorator
of china; a painter In oils, etc.; a
Urutv. In reù:igdO!Il.-Bmntfonl, Onto
"A cultuTied Oa;n,adia:n Lady."-Late Oeo.
Murray.
Brown, Mrs, May, comedienne.
B. Hamilton, Ont., Nov. 1, 1868;
e. there; m., 1st, 1894, Stuart Robson
(d. ApI. 29, 1903); 2ndly, Augustus
Brown; moved with her parents to
Chicago, where she joined the choir
of St. Paul's Ch.; made her first ap-
pearance on the stage with a .. Pina-
fore" Co.; later joined Augustus
Daly's N. Y. Co.; appeared with Rob-
son and Crane In .. The Comedy of
Errors," 1886; In the following
season played with the same gentle-
men in .. The Henrietta," and became
their leading lady; has since played
many leading rôles In different
comedies; appeared In the farce,
.. BIll'Y," 1909.-Highland8, N.J.
Brown, Richard, manufacturer.
S. late Thos. B., formerly of New-
castle-on-Tyne and latterly of To-
ronto; one of 7 sons; b. Newcastle-on-
Tyne, May 13, 1834: e. Royal Gram-
mar Soh. .th'ffi"e; m., Moh., 1861, :Ðlfza-
bebh, d. li3Jte Dr. Slade RioblnlS'On; a..c-
oompaIllied his parents to ToroIllto,
1846; servoo his apprerutlcooh1p, as
a pr.lnrt'eT and bIndlE! 1', with Thos.
Madear, publ'lsher, Toron,to; joined
2 of hIs bros. In busin,e.ss, 1856,
found.lng the house of B. Bros., niO'W
anld f'Or many YI"S. Ibhe :large-SIt
gtaUonlffi"Y, aroount book ma.nu-
facturlng, and book binding firm In
the Dom. of Can.; the finn has been
Inc. as a joint stock co., of which he
Is presdt., as well as the sole surviv-
Ing memo rOf j.t; a Me.th. and a memo I()f
the Comte. .on Ch. Undoßl; a Llb.-446
Jarvis St.
Toronto.
.. No ODe more widely known or mOTe
generally respected."-T. Globe,
Brown, Lt,-CoL Robert, Can. mil ser-
vice.
S. late .John and Eliza (Walsh) B.;
b. Quebec, .June 16, 1854; removed to
OtlJawa, 1861; e. theTe; m. Miss
'Mathe-I' ; en:td. 5,th (The Prlnooss
Louls,e) Dragoon Gds. as a tro-op
r,
on Its organ.lzaUon, 1878; 'ldeut.,
1887 ( 1 st class cer.t. SC'h. of Oa val.) ;
capt., 1896: major, 1898: 1.t.-o<)tl.
commdg., 1903; awtd. Jrt.-C'ol. commdg.
2nd Cav. Brig., Ea.stern Onrt:. com-
mand, F,eb. 28, 1910; se,rved
n
command af a troop at Queen Vlc-
tOTla's .Jubile-e, London, Eng., 1897
(moo..) ; eloecrtJe.d a V.-.P. Can. Mil. Inm.,
Toronto, 1909; liS inspr. oaf Conrtraots,
Depot. MIl. and De,fence, Ottawa; a
iMeth.----3f8 Chapel St., Ottawa.
Brown, Sanger Monroe, physician.
S. Stewart and Catherine (Comer)
B.; b. Bloamfleld, Ont., Feb. 16, 1852;
e. public schs. and Albert CoIl., Belle-
vUle, ant.; M.D. (Bellevue Hosp. Med.
CoIl., N. Y.), 1880; m., .July, 1885,
Miss Bella Christy, Chicago; asst.
phys. Hosp. for Insane, Ward's Island,
N.Y., 1880-81; do. State Hosp. for In-
sane, Danvers, Mass., 1881; do. Bloom-
ingdale Asylum, N. Y., 1882-85; act-
ing med. supdt. do., 1886; prof. neu-
ral., Post-grad. Med. Sch., Chicago,
since 1890; prof. med. jurisp. and hy-
191-ene, Rush Mied. 0011., 1892-97; assoc.
prof. .of med. and din. mOO., dQ., 1901-
6; sin
1901 has beoen as.soc. prof.
med. and cliin. moo., Call. P. and S.,
Chicago; is atbellJd.ing phys. to St.
Luk1e'.o;;, St. EJizabe1:h',s and C.o. Cook
Hosps.; 1st 'lLeut., M-ed. Reserve Corps,
U.S.A., since 1908; oonducted (wi.th
Pirof. E. A. Sohäfer) serIes of vivisoo.
experiments on monkeys at Univ. CoIl.,
London, 1886-87, which afforded first
conclusive proof that in these animals
the centre of vision Is in the occipital
lobe (results pUblished in .. Philós.
Trans. Royal Soc., L0nd.:' 1888);
author of various sclen. papers.-Ken-
ilworth, Ill.; 100 State St., Chicago, Ill.
Brown, Stanley McKeown, journalist.
S. I. T. H. B., artist, and Elizabeth
Matilda, d. Robt. McKeown, .J.P.,
Orangevllle, ant; b. Toronto, ApI. 4,
1877; e. Orangevllle High Sch. and
Toronto Univ. ; formerly sporting
writer Toronto Mail and Empire;
served as war correspondent, same
journal, during S. African War, 1899-
1900 (shot. through tlhe right. thigh I3Jt
Zand River, May 10, 1900; med.) ; in
charge commercial dept. Toronto New8,
and has been connected in an ed. ca-
pacity with N. Y. Music and Dramatic
Mirror, Can. Sportsman, and The
Daily Mirror and Evening New8, Lon-
don, Eng.; now resides in Eng. ;
author U With the Royal Canadians::
(1900); accompanied" Queen's Own,
Toronto, to Eng., 1910; unm. -!!
Tyrrel Rd., Dulwich, Eng.; Pre88 Club,
London, do.
Brown, Bev, Thoma. B, (Bapt.).
B. Liverpool, Eng., 1848; e. Liver-
pool, Reading, and Heidelberg; came
to Can., 1880: for many yrs. engd. in
mercantile business, as memo firm
Kingman, B. & Co., Montreal; dis-
solved partnership, 1897; was lon$ in-
terested In missions, both in his native
country and Can.; o. 1902, becoming
pastor Sherbrooke Bapt. Ch.; resigned,
owing to iH->he&1.th, and removed to Ed-
monton, 1906.-Edmonton, Alta.
Brown, Bev, Thoma. Crawford
(Presb.).
S. Thos. and Sarah (Crawford) B.;
b. Richmond, ant., .Jan 18, 1874; e.
there, at Almonte High Sch. and
Queen's Univ., Kingston (B.A., gold
med. in pol. economy and double gold
med. In mental and moral phil., 1903;
M.A., 1904); post-grad. work, Edin-
burgh Unlv.; m., .June, 1909, Ealllen
Ni oora , o. d. Hon. L. M. .Jones (q.v.),
Toronto; o. 1905; for some mths.
asst. to Rev. Sir .J. Cameron Lees, St.
OU1?S Oath., Edinburgh; decN.nOO cailil
to WInnipeg, 1905; since then has been
BROWN.
157
pastor New SIt. An,<1rew',s Ch., ToroIlltlO,
diD.; apptd. chaplain (wlith bon. rank
of C3Jpt.) , 48th Regt., 1907.-The
Manse, St. Andrew'8 Ch., 1.f5 St.
George .Bt., Toronto.
"A tireless worker. "-S, N.
Brown, Thomas Elmer, banker.
S. Abram and Elizabeth (Adams)
B.; b. Port Rowan, ant., Nov. 29,
1865; e. ant. public sehs.; m. Miss
Cora Hemans Browder, CalifornIa,
Mo. ; entd. service Williamsvllle,
Greenvllle & St. Louis Ry., Aug., 1901;
was supdt. same road, 1903, and, sub-
sequently, genl. freight and pas,s.
agt. De Queen & East. Ry; apptd.
secy.-treas. and mgr. Farmers & Mer-
chants' Bank & Trust Co., De Queen,
ApI., 1908.-De Queen, Ark.
Brown, Thomas J" contractor.
B. Port Lewis, P.Q.; e. thiere; m.
Miss IMaJrg!\:. Ohalmers, Montt.real ;
:ruþdit. of CODstrnCJt1on of seos. 1 to 4,
Soul.anges Canal; later gen1. 5Updt. of
oonstructi'on fur oontraClt-ors, BaJbtery
Subway, N.Y., Which was completed
1905, when he ;reed. a 'haruds{)'!llJe testl-
monil8Jl ,from those etn'Pl.oy.ed under
him.-87 Hamilton Place, New York.
Brown, Vere Cecil, banking profes-
sion.
S. late .John .J. B., barrister, and
Clara, d. Thoa. S. Smyth, London, ant,;
b. London, ant.; e. Hdgh Sch. there;
m., 189,1, Carol1ne Amy, d. laJte Chloef
.Justice Hon. Thios. Moss; !lor soonoe
Y'rs. In serv,loe Huron & Erie Doan
& Sa v1ngs 00.; entd. service .can. Bank
of Commerce, 1889; awtd. Mst. inspr.,
1899; inspr., 1903; chle.f inspr., 1907;
since 1911 haß been suput. o! western
bmnchee of tlÞe bank; 'WIOn amaibeur
g1OI'f ohaIIlJ)i'OI1Jsh1p 'Of Can., 1899; an
Ang.-36 Forest Hill Rd., Toronto,' To-
ronto Club; Toronto Goll Club; York
Club, do.
Brown, Major Walter Jame., jour-
nalist; agriculturist and econo-
mist.
Can. parentage; belongs to two old
ant. families: Brown (Elgin and Ox-
ford Counties), W1.1liams (Oxford
County); b. Dunboyne, ant., 1873; e.
Ay.lmer, am., ColI. Inst. and Toronoto
Unlv. (B.S.A., 1894); m., 1898, Miss
Nellle Dorthea Deike, Guelph, ant..
stud.teid Ohloagx> LaJW Sch., and fol
lowed special courses In economics, ed.
and BIb. IH. 3Jt other 1nosbitutdons; in-
tereoll. Y.M.C.A. secy. for Chic., 1896-
97: assoc. educat. dir. Chic. Y.M.C.A.,
1897-98; educat. dlr. St. Louis, Mo.,
Y.M.C.A., 1898-99; genl. secy. Natl.
Sanital'ium Assn., TOl'Onlto, 1900-02;
foundoed and was ,pr1ncipal Ca'11L Oor-
respondence ColI., ToroIllto, 1902-05;
lraß been ed. Weekly Globe and Canada
Farmer slnæ 1905; special contributor
and regu!'ar coITespo'11doent 1101' scioen-
tltlc, agrlC'll'ltt., litemry, and miHtary
mags. and other pubUcartJions In Oan.,
U.S., and Eng., since 1894; made a
socIoLogIcal stud.y of Chicago in 1897;
was memo 01' .. OommitJtee of Fifty"
to investJLgatoe drink .probl,em, St. Louis,
Mio., 1898-99; prepa.red ISChieme fur
trawllJling library s)"stem. oadbpoted by
158
BROWN-BROWNE.
Onlt. L
gi.siliWtU're; beoame a,n lO1fr. 91th
Batty., Can. Field Arty., Toronto,
1900; promoted to the command with
rank of major, Feb., 1909; was adjt.
2rud Brig., C. F. A., 1905; 'elrotJed s
y.
Orut. ATty. Assn., 1911; a IA'b.; a
Meth.-5 Victor Ave., Toronto; Can.
Military Inst., do.
Brown, William A" Can. ry. service.
B. St. John, N.B.; e. there; acquired
early training on C. P. R.; joined Can.
Northern Ry. service, beCDming ulti-
mately genl. supdt. Df that line; re-
signed, 1907; presented with a sHYer
service by his men, PDrt Arthur, Feb.,
1906.-Edmonton, Alta.
Brown, William Greenwood, insurance
mangr.
S. Stephen K. and Eliza J. (White)
B.; father's parents frDm Vt. and
N.Y., U.S.; iIIl'OIthier's ipla1ren.ts of D.E.
L. descent; original ancestors came tOo
Am. in Mayflower, 1620; b. Tp. Pick-
ering, Co. Ont., Ont., Aug. 31, 1856;
e. Nonnal Sch., Toronto, Hamilton
CoIl. Inst., Toronto Univ., and Queen's
Univ. (B.A., 1881) ; m., 1889, Margt., d.
late Rev. R. D. Mackay, Toronto; a pub-
llc sch. teacher 3 yrs.; science master,
Galt CoIl. Inst., 1881-83; inspr. Glas-
gow & Lond. Fire Ins. Co., 1886-90;
do. Phoenix of Hartford, 1890-97; or-
ganized the Equity Fire Ins. Co. and
the Berlin Mutual (now the Metro-
pDlitan Fire Ins. Co.); was secy.,
genl. mangr., and a dir. of the Equity
Fire Ins. Co.; a dir. of the Metro-
politan and the Jndependent Fire Ins.
Cos., up to Oct., 1909, when these coso
were amalgamated and placed under
his managt.; treas. Peace and Arbitra-
tion Soc. and presdt. Friends' Assn.,
TOTonlto; . .esotbd. Young Friends' Re-
view; politicallY ind., with Lib. lean-
Ings; favours large measure of public
ownership and the cultivation of high
Ideals In Can. citizenship; a memo Soc.
F\ri'eruds.-Cor. Birch Ave. and Queen
St. E., Toronto.
Brown, William 'Middlemass, journal-
ist and litterateur.
S. Adam and Margt. (Scott) B.;
b. GaLashields, Scot.; e. Andersonlan
Univ., and Sch. of Art, Glasgow, Scot.;
m. Catherine S., d. Thos. J. Binnie; a
tech. journalist and litterateur; author
II Aspects of Life"; II The Vale of
Life and Pilgrim Songs," II Langside
Lyrics," and several songs; presb.-
II Ingleside," N ottawa, Onto
Brown, Rev, William Thomas G,
(Meth.).
S. Jas. B., a native of Co. Down,
Irel., and Harriet (Gallagher) B., a
Can., of Irish parentage; b. Tp. Bath-
urst, Lanark, Ont.; e. Fallbrook Pub-
lic Sch., Carleton Place High Sch., and
Queen's Univ., Kingston (B.A., 1901) ;
graduated B.D., Victoria Univ., To-
ronto; m., June, 1906, Mary Lock, d.
Mrs. A. Dunlop, Pembroke, Onto ;
entd. ministry, 1895; O. 1902; has
held pastorates at many places, in-
cluding Kingston, 'l'oronlbo, Ottawa,
MlOnotrea'l and Sherbroolre.-Sher-
brooke, P.Q.
II Eloquent and promising."-O. Citizen.
Brown, Lt,-Col, William Walton, Can.
mil. service.
B. 00. NOl'1bhumber.lanò, OnIL, ApI.
24. 1864; e. local schs.; m., Dec., 1886.
Ida, d. John L. Gf'row; for some yrs.
engd. In export fruit trade; regr., E.
Northumberland, 1905-6; since then
DOom. fruit Inspr.; commenced mil.
service by enlisting in 40th Regt.,
1878; in 1884 exchanged .into 3rd
Prinoe of Wales Can. DOOg1OOO1I8, and
has sinoe fiHoed eV'e'ry grade of rank In
ilt !irom .thao1:. of 'pl'1ÍV'aJte to It.-CIOI.
commdg., with the exception of that
of .}.ieu.t.; a.ttJa.inRtd: command J'3.'O. 19,
1904; R. 0., 1909; apptd. brig. major.
2nd Cav. Brig., Eastern Onto command
Nov. 24, 1909; served as a private hi
the 2nd C.M.R. during war In S. A.,
attaining rank of sergt before the close
Df operations; never missed a duty
throughout his service; was present
at operations in Transvaal, operations
In Orange River Colony, and opera-
JtJLons .in Cape Oolony (Queen's med.
wilth 3 clasps); also p08Se'S,ses ltOng-
service deoovaoti'on; has iObtð:. .a 1st
olass GI"aò'e liB" a'lld a tst class
Grade II A" ce.vt. from RIOY3Jl Scoh. of
Cav.a;I., Quebec.-Colborne, Onto
Browne, Fitzjames E" real estate
expert and architect.
S. John Jas. B. and Agnes Dunlop
(Hay) B.; Irish and Scotch descent;
b. Montreal, Sept. 22, 1871; e. there;
m., Aug., 1896, Miss L. G. Y. S. B.
Nagle; presdt. house of Browne, Ltd.,
real estate experts and architects; no
special church; a Lib.-
297 Western
Ave., Montreal.
Browne, George. architect.
Y. s. late Geo. B., architect, Mont-
real, and Anna Maria (Jameson) B.;
Eng. and Irish descent; b. Montreal,
May 3, 1852; e. Montreal High Sch.;
studied with his father and with Rus-
sell Sturgis, N. Y.; studied also in
Europe (where he spent 3 and a half
yrs.); special course at South Ken-
sington Sch. of Art (special prizes at
Intern. competition In class of de-
sign) ; went to Man., 1879, where for
some yrs. he fanned, finally resuming
practice of profession In Winnipeg;
designed many public and private
buildings there; retired from prof. and
removed to N. Y., 1907; m., 1883,
LaulÍsa Anona, d. la.te Capt. F. E.
NlchrorrIs, H. M.'s 5601:.11 Regt.-Browne-
leigh - on - the - Hudson, South Nyack
N.Y.; Manitoba Club, Winnipeg.
II A man of unquestioned ability."-Rev.
Dr. Bryce (q.v.).
Browne, Rev, John Davidson Haw-
thorne (Ang.).
Third S. Hy. and Margt. (Kuhn)
B.; father an Englishman, for many
yrs. headmaster Dartmouth Acad.,
N.S.; b. Dartmouth, N.S., Mch. 15,
1844; e. Dartmouth Parish Sch., Dal-
housie CoIl., Halifax, and privately
under Prof. M. MacCuIloch; studied
med. for a time; graduated In theol.
Bp. Green Training Sch., Miss., and
K.in.g's 0011., N.S., 1871; m., 1875, TTY-
phe'Oa .M. M., y. d. Rev. W. T. Bellew
.4!rcher, vicar Ohurch'ill]o, SOID'erset.
BROWNE-BROWNING,
159
Eng., the author .of a number .of wel.!'-
kl1/Own wQr&s; I(). dlOO.O()Il
1873; pTiest,
1874; OUmIDe Christ Ch., Amherst,
N.S., 1873-4; reotJOIr Pugwa.s.h, N.S.,
1874-5; do. Dorcthester, N.B., 1875-8;
since 1900 00. Ch. St. AuguSJtlne-
by-4OO-Sea, Sa11lta Monica, Ca;l.; was
clerical secy. N. S., 1879 (resigned
from I,ll-íhoo.llth. 1884); es.tbd., in con-
junction with Archd. Pentreath (q.v.),
Church Work, a monthly paper, still
in 'exislt<enæ, 1876; ,est!bd. The Church
Guardian, a weekly paper, of which
he was ed. (now published In Mont-
real), 1878; was a del. to the Provl.
Synod of Can., 1880 and 1883 (and
selected by that body to edit a church
year book for the Dom.); Is now a
memo of the Standing Comte. of the
Diocese of Los Angeles, and has repre-
sented his diocese in the GenI. Con-
vention, U. S., 1901-04; has been also
ed. of the diocese paper since 1896;
was for some time archdeacon of
San .Bern:a.rdino.-Santa Monica, Cal.,
U.S.
Browne, Very Bev, Joseph (R. C.).
S. late Jas. B., merchant, Kingston,
Ont., a native of Tullow, Carlow, IreI.;
b. King1soon; e. Roegiopo}ois Cool I. , do().;
o. 1863; Is V.-G. of Peterboro.-Peter-
boro, Onto
Browne, Joseph Archibald, artist.
Scotclh .pi3.'renl1:.raJg1e; b. Li venplololJ.., Eng.,
Fe'b. 28., 1,&62; e. a11ld reared' .in Scot.;
m., Sepot., 1882, MI:,ss Eod'ht'h E'g1!lern.
Birkenhead, Eng.; a painter of land-
scapes; frequently exhibits; elected an
A. R. C. A., 1896, and a memo Onto
Soc. of Artists, 1907; resigned from
last-named body. the same year, to
join the new Can. Art Club, In the or-
ganization of which he was actively
engaged.-750 Broadview A ve., To-
ronto.
.. His poetic, dreamy, and yet vigoroull
compositions are a revelation."-T. World.
Browne, William Graham, stock
broker.
E. s. Dr. J()lhin Bruce B. (q.v.) 3ID.1d
his first wife, Agnes Cranston (Gra-
ham) B.; b. Galt, Ont., May 28, 1872;
e. GaIt ColI. Inst., .Jarvis St. (Toronto)
ColI. Inst., and Toronto Un Iv. (B.A.,
with 1st class honours in pol. science,
1898); m., 1901, Edna Beu.lah, e. d.
I:8JDe Dr. Jas. OaTlyle, .some .time .pr.in-
oipal Tioromt.o Normal Sch., anld
nephew of too famous Thoo. Carlyle;
before enltering ooM. aOOplted in his
name the .. e" of his ancestors, which
hiad lJIe.en dTOpped by 2 genera-
tlÍJOO'lIS of 1h1s' 'Ì>IrtI.nClh ()rf the famlÍllY, WÍhIO
O'f!i:giruaJH'Y werre SiÍIVoEll'SInlirtlhs anld ba'l1k-
ern, :in 1\"'Or<wådh, Eing.; jOli11led staff
Can. Bank of Commerce, Galt, Ont.,
188<8, and ,remta:inred Wiilth ,that oimsltl.tu-
tion till 1893, when he decided to re-
!;'lIme his stud1es, but wiotJtlO'\lIt 'sev1Eming
hiis C'Onnectwn with tol1l8 bank, return-
Ing to his duties, Jan., 1899; was
transfd. to the N. Y. agency, where,
In 1901, he was chief elk.; on the or-
ganization of the Sovereign Bank of
Can., May, 1902, was apptd. man gr.
Montreal branch, In which position
he remained till his resignation, July,
19017; Is .JlJOIW a ,stock brolre.r; was a
Cihaf1t
T mrelIlll. of 'uhe TQIOOnJto Clhl8.ptJer
{)If .the Delila UJ})s1111OOl! FrnrtJelI"Ildlt'Y. and
()Ine of tJhe f'O'lmtdens, and ,is' I1IQIW 1I),I'e'Sdit.
of tihJe Toronlto() UI1Iiv. Club, :MiC),mtI'eW;
also secy. Univ. Club, Montreal; has
contributed articles to the banking
a'l1d lScie,n. mGJgs. dn Can. and U.s..; IÍn
politics Ind.; a Presb.-Place Viger
Hotel, Montreal; St. James'. Club;
Canada Club; Montreal Hunt Club.:
Univer8ity Club; Royal Montreal Goll
Club; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club;
Manitou Club, do.; Toronto Club; Na-
tional Club; D. U. Fraternity, To.
ronto; Garri80n Club, Quebec.
Browne, WilUam Lyon, civil engineer.
Sec. s. late W. L. B., Shrewsbury
and Church Stretton, Shropshire,
Eng.; b. Shrewsbury, 1876; e. Shrews-
bury Sch.; studied in Belgium and at
Central CoIl., City and Guilds of Lon-
don Inst.; m., 1903, Miss Ellen Wini-
fred Nea:t.os, Sev-ern Square, London;
during 10 yrs. variously practised his
prof.: with G. N. Ry., Eng.; In part.
nershlp with G. G. Eady, M.I.C.E.,
"-oestminlSrer, and uru<1er Sir I)oiugll8.s
Fox and partners, and W. R. Gal-
braith, as resident engr., N. section
Charlng Cross, Eastar and Hampstead
Tube Ry.; came to Can., 1905, as
representative of Sir Douglas Fox and
partners in bui1ding .of tJhe Atlantic,
Quebec & Western Ry.; since 1907
has been chief engr. of that road; Aug.
-New Carlisle, P.Q.
Brownell, Peleg Franklin, artist
(painter).
S. Leander and Ann1ce WHllairo
(Snow) B.; ,b. New Bedford, Mass.,
July 27, 1856; e. .there; m., 1889,
LouIse, d_ Jooh'l1 W. Nickerson, New
Bedf'OM ; studied a.rt. alt Sch. Bos-
'bon Museum 'nf kl"t and at Paris,
with Bougereau & FleuTY; 'Pr
n.t
wark 'PIl"i,nlCiÍjpaltl y !})'OInt'm.i1s, CJOII'nOO nreld
with some genre and landscape paint-
Ing; headmaster Ottawa Art Assn.,
1885-98; oexhbd. PaM Sa,.lon and NY.,
PhillaJdiell, p'Ma Boston, ToronrtJo, and
M'Ürutrea.1 EX'})ns. ; awarded med.
(,bronze) Palr:is Expn., 1900; R. C. A.,
1898; oouncHlo()r, dQ., 1906; d.ipI-oma
picture, .. The PhJOIt'Otgraph.er: placoed
in NaHoma.l GaLlery, Ottawa; one .of
the tiourudems Can. Art Club, 1907;
Prot.-124 Wellington St., Ottawa.
.. None of bill work is common or
mediocre."-Dr. W. W. Campbell (q.v.).
Browning, Arthur George, lawyer.
S. Rev. A'rJtIhru'r (MJE'tfu.) arud Mary
A. -E., nølth-.es of ColrnlWla,}ij', Eng.: b.
F<:>'l't HIope, B.C., Nov., 18611; e. OriNiÍa
H1boih &<11. .amid! VdcOOria U'l1iÍv., furombo
(B.A. and silver med. in metap., 1886) ;
m. M'ÍSS' J'eos'!"lite iMiel"'iÍNe, Oolrlin.g1woloofl.
Ont.; barrister, 1889; K.C.. HOS;
apptd. Crown Atty.. Dist. Nipissing-.
Feb., 1895; is presdt. Bd. of Tradf'.
Nortll Bay. a'l1ld (}If SiÍ,l \"ler Løa1' :Min,ion.g
00.; a memo High Sch. Ed.; a pro-
ffilotoer New Ont. Brewing Co., 1909;
a Lib. ; ,favours Laurier's naval policy;
a .Me.th.-North Bay, Ont.; Ontario
Club, Toronto.
160
BROWNING-BRUCE.
Browning, Donald JIll" lawyer.
S. late Gilbert and Elizabeth (Blair)
B.; Scotch descent; b. St. .John's, Nfd.,
.June 24, 1860; e. there, U. C. ColI.
and Glasgow Unlv. (M.A.) ; solr., 1887 ;
barrister, 1888; bencher Law Soc.,
1893; K.C., 1899; solr. Nfd. Assembly,
1894-97; sat for Twilllngate, Nfd. As-
sembly, Lib. Interest, 1897-99; regr.
Sup. Ct. and regr. deeds, Nfd., 1899;
Ang.; unm.-St, John'8, Nfd.; City
Club, do,
Browning,
homa. Blair, lawyer;
litterateur.
Third s. Gilbert B., formerly of New
Mllns, Ayrshlre, Scot., and Elizabeth
Stewart B., 2nd d. Thos. BLair,
Greenock, Scot.; b. St. .John's, Nfd.,
Nov. 8, 1848; e. St. Andrew's Sch. and
Genl. Proto Acad. there; matriculated
Glasgow Unlv., 1865 (M.A., 1870); ad
eun., Toronto Univ., 1871; m., 1890,
Agnes, e. d. Robt. Burley,Kenrlng Park,
Glasgow; barrister (On t. ), 1874; prac-
tised his prof. In Toronto till 1892,
when he moved to London, Eng.,
where he continues to act as Can.
counsel; a memo Atlantic Union, Lon-
don; a life memo and formerly V.- P.
Can. Inst., Toronto; took an active
part In the soclol. work of the Inst.
for several yrs.; a lIeut. Gov.-Genl.'s
Body Guard, Toronto, and accompan-
Ied his regt. In the N. W. expedn.,
1885 (med.); writings Include articles
on .. Communism" (Can. Month,) ; on
.. The Behring Sea Question" and
.. The Franco-Newfoundland Contro-
versy" (Law Quart. Rev.) ; on .. New-
foundland" and .. Inter-British Trade
and Its Development," In the Brit,
Emp. Serie8; on .. Imperial Purposes
'lnd Their Cost," In Macmillan'8 Mag.,
and 16 blograph. sketches of promin-
ent Canadians, signed T. B. B., con-
tributed to the ,. Dlc. of National Bio-
graphy"; lectured on Socialism, 1910;
Ch, of Scot.; Con.-19 Aldermary Rd.,
Bromley, Kent, Eng.
Brownlee, Archlbalt Graham, min-
ing engineer.
Can. and Scotch-Irish origin; s. Thos.
and Ellen (Graham) B.; b. Richmond,
Ont., .July 18, 1857; e. N.Y. City; m.
Miss Alice Houghton; elected a memo
Am. Inst. of Milnlng Engrs., 1892;
presdt. Colo. Scien. Soc., Denver, Colo.,
1905-6; presdt. The Stanley Mines Co.;
do. The Western Metals Co.; distin-
guished as a practical mine operator;
Ang.-Re8idence: Idaho Springs. Colo.;
Busine88 addres8: 17.f8 Welton St.,
Denver, Colo.; Denver Athletic Club.
Brownlee, James, Can. ry. service.
B. Hamilton, Ont., Feb. 2, 1859; e.
tbere; "ffi. MiIss Mar:gt. RutooHord,
BelloevlUe, Ollot.; was -for 8 yrs. em-
ployoe.d In the rneoh. dept. of the
G.T.R.; then tntd. .the service .of the
C.P.R. as an engr., and Was suc-
cessively road foreman of lJOCIomotlVleS,
rouoohouse foreman, 1raJozl master, and
supdit.; has held last-nameð position
for 6 Y'rs.; a Presb.-Cranbrook, B.C.
.. A man who, as the reward of hie
integrity and sincerity, has risen from the
engineer's cab to one of the highest posi-
tions in the service."-Weøt.
Brownlee, Walter George, Can. ry.
service.
B. Lawrenceville, Ill., Sept. 9, 1858;
e. McKendree ColI., Lebanon, Ill.;
m. Miss Adele Cunningham; entd.
ry service, O. & Miss. Ry., 1877;
apptd. dlv. supdt. Miss. Pacific Ry.,
1892; asst. lSupdit. East. Div., G.T.R.,
1900; asst. supdt. do., Island Pond, Vt.,
1901; supdt. East. Div. do., 1901; do.
West. Dlv. do., 1902; do. Middle Dlv.
do., Toronto, .Jan., 1905; genl. trans-
portation man gr. do., May, 1907; since
1908 has been genl. transportation
mangr., G. T. Ry. system; a dlr. G. T.
Western Ry., St. Clair Tunnel Co., and
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Ry., 1907.-419 Lansdowne Ave., West-
mount, Montreal; Canada Club, do.
.. One of the ablest railway men in Oan-
ada."-T. Globe.
II Nothing rattles him; whether it is
a conductor or the highest official of the
road he is addressing, he is Brownlee all
the time."-T. Star.
Brownlow, Walter, vocalist.
B. nr. Woodstock, Ont.; studied tor
his profession In Toronto, and subse-
quently In London, Paris, and Flor-
ence; acquired a high reputation as a
baritone singer In Australia; later
joined the Mme. Schumann-Helnk Co.
In that capacity, and added to his re-
putation as such.-Care Steinway Hall,
New York.
Bruce, Alexander, lawyer.
S. Wm. and D>a:bel,lia B.; b. Long-
side, Aberdeenshlre, Scot., Nov. 23,
1836 ; e. Longslde Parish Sch.,
Grammar Sch., and Marischal CoIl.,
Aberdeen (;M.A.); m., 1863, Agnes, d.
loalte Thev. Ralph RJOtbb; barrister, 18,61;
K.C. (M. of Lansdowne), 1885; B.
bencher Law Soc. U. C. since 1886;
one of the leaders of the bar In Ont,;
head legal firm B., B. & Counsell,
Hamilton; was a student, and after-
wards, for some yrs., a partner of
late Chief .Justice Sir G. W. Burton;
removed to Toronto, 1908; a memo
Comte. Law Soc. on Legal Educa-
tion and a councillor Trln. Unlv.; a
dlr. Can. Life Assur. Co. and of Hamil-
ton Steamboat Co., and V.-P. Na-
tional '.rrust Co.; a charter mem,
Hamilton Club; a Lib.; an Ang. and
a. doel. 10 ProvL and GenL Syn.ods.-
91 Bedford Rd., Toronto; Toronto Clull;
Royal Canadian Yacht Club, Toronto;
Hamilton Club, Hamilton, Onto
Bruce, Francis Carmichael, merchant;
legislator.
B. Peebleshlre, Scot., Dec. 29, 1837;
e. there; m., Oc1., 1868, Miss Ellizaooth
MitcheM; came ,to Can., 1858; mem,
firm John A. B. & Co., seed mer-
chants; has sat in City Council,
HamUton, and been V.-P. Central
Fair Co., and presdt. Hamilton Bd. of
Trade; now V.-P. Mutual Life Assur.
Co. and of Hamilton .Jockey Club; a
Con., and sat In that Interest (H. C.),
1900-04, when ò-ef-eated; an Ang.-
Hamilton, Ont.; Hamilton Club; Ham-
ilton Yacht Club; Hamilton Jockey
Club, do.; Albany Club, Toronto; Rid-
eau Club, Ottawa; Caledon Mt. Fi8hinD
Club.
BRUCE-BRUOHESI.
IGl
Bruce, Bev, George (Pres b.).
S. late John B.; b. New Pitsllgo,
Aberdeenshlre, Scot., Sept. 6, 1837; c.
flrn,t, by his f-ather, I8Jt Nonnal Sch.,
T1oronlto ('teacher's Ce'flt.) , W'hltby
Grammar Sch., and Toronto Univ.
(B.A., 18Ó)8); theol. studies at Knox
ColI., Toronto (D.D., 1894); m., 1884,
Catherine Emily, y. d. late John R.
Dickson, M.D., presdt. Royal OoH.
P. and S., Kingston, Ont.; 0., 1875: 4
yrs. in volunteer mission work; pastor
1st presb. Ch., St. Catharines, Ont.,
1879-82; do., St. David's Ch., St.
.John, N.ll., 1883-99; declined prln-
cipalshlp, Regina Indus. Sch. for In-
dians, 1830; organized and was first
pr.indp,al ,St. A'I1Idrew',s GoB. f.or Boys,
Toronto, 1899; resigned, owing to 1lI-
health, 1900; Is a memo Advis. Council,
ToronrtJo f'll'esb. L8!dJi-es' CoJ,J.-!41 St.
Ctai1' Ave. W., Toronto.
.. An original and trained thinker, and
a well grounded student, abounding in
enthusiasm and tireless energy, and with
conspicuous gifts as an orator."-Hiøt. St.
John St. Andrew's Soc.
Bruce, Lt.-Col, George William, law-
yer.
S. .John and Jane (McGuinness)
B., Prospect Hill Farm, Essa, Simcoe,
Ont.; b. there, Jan. 10, 1862; e. ColI.
Inst.. Collingwood and Victoria Unlv.,
Toronto (B.A., 1885); m., Sept. 1901,
Margt. Eleanor, d. Wm. McClelland,
Brampton, Onto ; barrister, 1889 ;
K.C., 1908; head law firm B. & Fair,
Collingwood; sat Co. Council, 1899-
191>4, whoen eleoted! warden; first presdt.
Huron Inst. (to whose trans., as well
as to those of the Onto His. Soc., he has
contributed some valuable papf'rs);
apptd. It.-col. comdg. 35th Regt.
(U Simcoe Foresters"), 1907; Sf'cy.,
since 1895, North Simcoe Lib.-Con.
A ssn.; of high rank in Masonic and
Or.ange Oriler,s: an Imp.eria;J.i
.-
If Ennismore," Collingwood, Ont.; Col-
lingwood Club, do.; Can. Mil. Inst.,
T01"onto.
Bruce, Henry Addington Bayley,
journàlist and litterateur.
S. Col. John (q.v.) and Mary
(BaYley) B.; b. Toronto, June 27,
1874; e. U. C. ColI., Toronto Univ.,
Trill'. Unlv. (B.iA., 1895; M.A., 1896),
and Harvard! Univ.; m., Nov., 1897,
Mliss Lauretta Augusta Bowes, Boston,
Mass.; after graduation, removed from
Toronto to N. Y., to engag-e in journ-
alism and lit.; ed. N. Y. Tribune
Rev., 1903-4; since then a staff con-
tributor of the Outlook; also a fre-
Quent contributor to other leading Am.
mags. and revs., specializing on
psych., hiograph. amI hist. subjects;
translated Pierre Leroy-Beaulleu's
If The United States In the 20th Cen-
tury" (1906), and Is the author of
several books, Including-: .. The Rid-
dle of Personality" (1908), .. Historic
Ghos
.s and Ghost Hunters" (1908),
and The Romance of American Ex-
pansion" (1909).-! Riedesel Ave.,
Cambridge, Mass.
.. Possesses a sinJtularly well balanced
judgment. "-Outlook.
6
Bruce, Herbert Alexander, physician.
S. Stewart and Isabella B., Port
Perry, Out.; b. nr. Port Perry, Sept.
28, 1868; e. Port Perry public and
high .sehs. and T1oronl;o Univ. (:M.B.,
g10Id mea. and Starr med., 1892);
unm.; L.RC.P. (Lon.), 1896; F.RC.S.
(Eng.), do.; assoc. prof. clln. surg.,
moeod. f'aculity, 'Do flOn'to Univ., 1897;
councillor Acad. of Mf'd., Toronto,
do.; head of service In surg., Toronto
Genl. Hospital, do.; fonnerly house
surg. do.. and was surg. steamship
Empress uf India, 1893-4; followed
post-graduate study, London, Eng.,
1894-97; devotE's himself entirely to
practice of surgy.; has lectured on
If Med. Ethics" and other professional
subjects: has also contributed to
med. j.ourn.a Is; pr
'SIeDit at II1Itern. M-e'd.
Congress, Budapest, Hungary, 1909;
on that occasion presented at Austrian
Count; -eÞec1ed presM. Onlt. Med. Assn.,
1911; Ang.--64 Blom' St. E., Toronto;
Toronto Club; Toronto Hunt Club;
ROllal Can. Yacht Club.: York Club, do.
Bruce, Lt.-Co!, John, lawyer.
S. John B., a Highland Scotsman;
one of the first settlers In Co. On-
tario, Ont.; mother also Hig-hland
Scotch; b. Beaverton, Ont., May 13,
18
1; e. loC'al sch.. Lindsay Grammar
Sch. and U. C. Coil (" Hood Boy,"
1870) ; matriculated with schol::trshlps
and honours, Toronto Univ., 1870, but
after 1 yr.'s arts course abandoned
it for law; m., July. 1889, Helen
Rowsel'l, Ò. latoe Dr. W. T. O'Re.floly,
inspr. .prisons and asylums, Onrt. ;
barl'lst'er, 1875; apptd. .speoc!.a,} examr.
High Cot. .and J'1E,g;r. Admiralty at.,
OniÌ., 1878; joined V'olunlteoer mil., 1870;
g1aze.tJted U.eut. l00th Roy1a:] GremaÆers,
1881; by promoÍ"i'On Í'flom !tIme rto time
be.oo.me -llt.-oo1. C'omdl
. th.e t'egt., Jan.,
1899; retired therefrom and tren.s.td.
tlO RO., June, 1902; {luring his mH.
care'er iÌook aoUv.e inlt'e'rest In rifle
sh1o'ÜOt!lnog, ana has been tiQ.r m-any yrs.
on ,t-hoe c(ytInen and ex. of t'he Pro.",1.
and Dom. Rifl.e A1SSDiS.; was adj't. Bis-
l'ey team, 1896, 'that being onoe IOf t'he
y.IìS. when the K,olapore Cup was w-on
by Oan.; .bras rec-d. ,the l'Ong se'rvice
doeoonarbicm; an Ang.----''ì' Bleecker St.,
7'o1.onto; Toronto Club, do.
Bruce, Joseph, banker.
S. J. R. B., Interco1. Ry., Moncton,
N.B.; apptd, man gr. Royal Bank
Can. at San Juan, Porto Rico., ApI.,
1907.-San Juan de Porto Rico.
Bruce, Mrs, Katherine (maiden name
Bradshaw), physklan.
M.B., Toronto Unlv., 1897; M.D.,
C.M., Trinity Unlv., Toronto, 1900; on
staff Philadelphia Hosp. for Women,
1897; m., Alex. Bruce, MontTE'a1.-
18 Aberdeen Ave., Westmount, Mont-
real.
Bruchesi, Charles, lawyer.
S. late Paul DominiquE' and Marie
Caroline (Aubry) B.; father, a mer-
chant, of Ita1. extraction; a bro.
Archb. B. (q.v.); b. Montreal, Oct. 11,
1860; e. Christian Bros.' Sch. and
Montreal Semy.; m., Oct., 1887, Elmlre,
e. d. late Judge Desnoyers, Montreal;
162
BRUCHESI-BRUNEAU,
advocate, 1884; successfully practises
his prof. In Montreal; a R. C.; a Con.
-118 Laval Ave., Montreal.
Bruchesl, The Most Beverend Louis
Joseph Paulliapoléon, archbishop.
S. late Paul Dominique and Marie
Oa.roHne (Aubry) B.; father, a mer-
chant, of Ital. extraction; b. Mont-
real, Oct. 29, 1855; e. Montreal Semy.
and at Issy, France; pursued theol.
studies 8Jt Rome (D.D., 1878); D.D.,
ad eun., LaV13Jl Un-Iv., 1881; o. Major
BasUlca, St. J1ohn,Lalteran, Rome, 1878;
on re1urnling to Can. be-came
prof. oog. the:O'l'., Laval Undv., and
at same time chaplain to the Ursu-
line Convent; these positions he re-
signed, later, on account of ill-health
compellfng him to go abroad; on re-
turning to Mjonltrea;l, again Sie<ived. suc-
C'e'SSiV1ely, as vicar 8Jt St. Bridget's
and St. Jioseoph's Obs.; on the estbt.
of ,the l\Iionltreal 'bmnch IOf Laval
Unlv., 1887, was ,a.pptd.. prof.
Christian Apol. In that Institution;
and a canon of the cath., 18Ql: he
aI-sa discharged the duties ,of ecc1le<shs-
HCÆ\J1! superl'or of the Sisters of St.
Ann's, Lachine: oommr. il:'O the Ch1cagiO
WorM's Fal'r; vlæ-l'eCltor Laval Unlv.;
c'ha.1rman Bd. of Oa tho SOO. Commrs.:
apptd. Archbp. of Montreal (succee-d-
In
the late Mg-r. Fabre), June 25,
U!97, etc.: was Invøstt'd with :the p.3'I-
Hum, A'Ilg. 8, 1898; F.R.S.C., 1905;
V.-P. Dam. mores.try A'ssn., 1909; Is
a.lso a dir. iJ'EcJole BolybeCh., 1M0nIÌ real ,
and a. m'em. ITlIÌ.ern. Truth Soc.;
apptd. chalnnan Bd. of Conclltatlon
and Invest. on 'Long8horemen's
rlev-
ances, 1907; Is the author of a great
number of pastorals, lectures and
other Ifterary works, many of which
have attracted wide attention, par-
ticularlY one on .. L'affalbUssement de
l'esprlt chrêtlen" and on .
La que8t1on
ouvrlere "; he protested most strong-
ly against vice being II regu-
late-d" by the Quebec legislature-,
1903, and has also taken strong
ground ag-alnst Sunday amusements
and athletics, and the Introduction of
foreign plays on the Can. stage; the
foe of Intemp., he founded the AnU-
Alcoholic Leag-ue, 1907; during King
Edward's Illness ordered that prayers
be otrered up In all R. C. chs. for hIs
recovery, and after 'his death he per-
sonal,Iy oontducte-d ra mem'Onal serV'l'N!
foOl' 'hlm, 1910; 1n .one of his mande-
ments he IÌhus g1ves ullbeira:nce Ibo his
fooling or a ttachment ,to Eng.: .. W'e
recognize In Eng. the generous and
powerful nation under whose flag
Providence has placed us, to protect
our religion and our sacred Uberties;
we oppose a fonnal denial to the
foreIgner who boldly asserts that Eng.
oppresses us: we joyfully proclaIm
ourselves her subjects, and pray that
she may keep her
lorlous place
among the nations of the world, be-
cause we believe that God has great
designs upon her, and that we, the
French-Can. race, have all to suffer
If her prestige Is lessened"; among
his achievements have been the es-
tablishment of a Home for Incurables,
for the benefit of all classes, and of
a trained order of nurses known as
the Sisters of Hope; attended the
Plenary Council, Quebec, 1909 (where
he preached the opening sermon In
French), and ,the EUClha.rlstl-c Oon-
gTßSSles at Lontd'on, 1909, Montreal,
un 0, I8.nd l\l[ad'I'id, 1911; has been
spok'en 'Of In oonnecbl'On with a further
e-!.evaltion In :the ch.-A1.chbishop's
Palace, .J71 Lagauchetiè1'e St. W.,
Montreal.
.. One of the most forceful and pro-
gressive prelates of the R. (J. Ch. in
Am."-S. N.
.. Easy of access and affable in his
manners, he has striven earnestly to earn
the esteem and good will of hiB fellow
citizens of all creeds. "-T. Globe.
Bruenech, George Bobert, painter In
water colours.
B. Sweden: of Gennan and En
.
ancN1try : studle
art un
pr
ignor
Murclanl, Paul Rossert, and at the
ColRrossl Acad., Paris; ('ame to C:\n.,
1872: an aS80cl:\te R.C.A.; has
traveIled extenslvplv all ove-r the
worl
::Ind produC'ed many pIctures;
exhlbttpd freouently: executed pIc-
tures for the Duke of A rgyll and the
PrlnC'ess Louise; also for' the KIng
of Swpden, and many other dIstin-
guished patrons.-l1 Hazelton Ave.,
Toronto,
Brunault, Bt, Bev, Joseph Simon
Jlern1ann (R. C.). hlshop.
S. !=;Imnn M. and Sêrapholn1e (Du-
fresne), B.: h. St. David, P.Q.. .Jan.
to. 1857: e. NI('olet CoIl. and Laval
Unlv. (B.A.. 18(2): ('omplpted theol.
stu
les a t the Can. ColI.. Rome, and
recd. from the Nonnal CoIl. the de-
ee-s of D.D. and Llcencl
en Droit
Canonlaue, 1882: prof. NlC'olpt ColI..
1 f:82; dJir. des eleves, d'o., 1886: vicar
Oath. Ni('{}let. 1889-91; Bp. TuhuT16
And <"0'3.(11. Bu. Nicolet. Sept., 1899:
Bp. of Nicolet. Jan., t 904; alt1'enð
the Plen.a ry Oouncll, 1909, and the
Eu('<b:\ri
if:1c Oon!!"I'E's!'l. MnnltI'æ ' l, 1910.
-The Palace, Nicolet, P.Q.
Bruneau, Ron, Arthur Afme, judge.
S. late J. .J. and Marie Louise B.;
b. St. Athanase,' P.Q., Mch. 4, 1864;
e. CoN. Sacred Heart, Sorel, .Jesuits'
DoN., iMO'Tlltreal, and Lavn1 Undv,
(LL.E., 1887); LL.D., ,hon., 1909: m.,
1st. Oøt., 1887, Airzel1e (d. .Moh., 1903),
d. Prof. J. B. Oloutler; 2nðly, ApI.,
1904, .Mai1. Lm,an, ð. 'late Wm. l'.fu.rUn
F'oy, Sorel, P.Q.; advocate, 1887; KC.,
1899: sail: fOT Riche,loi.eu (H. C.),
Lib. Interest, 1892-1907: apptd. judge
S. C., P,Q., .Jan. 29, 1907; has made
some valuable contributions to the
press on legal and historical subjects;
lectured on .. The first session of the
First Parlt. of Quebec In 1791," 1906;
one of the signers of an address to the
Pope from the Lib. party, 1896, which
resulted In the appt. of a Papal able-
g1ate to Can.; a V.-P. An'U-AlcohJo.'Uc
Leoague; a R. C.-
"2 Metcalfe Ave.,
Westmount, Monh'eal.
"Able and popu1ar, "-M, Witneø<<.
BRUNET-ffiRYCE,
163
Brunet, Alfred, Dom. public service.
S. late Alexis B., a patriot of '37;
b. Ste. Genevieve, P.Q., Aug. 24,1844;
e. Montreal CoIl., McGill Univ. and
Girard CoLI., PhHadoellphda; m., 1st,
1867, /Miss Lewf.c;, Queboo (d.); anò
2ndly, 1886, EHssa, ò. Ifum .Tustioce
Ohagnon. St. .Tlohn's, P.Q.; obtøiniOO 1st
and 2nd dass cents., Royal Mil. 8c'h.,
Montreal, under Genl. Lord Alex.
Russell, K.C.B., and served for some
yrs. as an offr. In Can. Volunteer
force; was for 15 yrs. secy.-treas.
Metropolitan Building Soc., Montreal,
and for 9 yrs. man gr. 'La Banque
Nat., same city; subsequently mango
dlr., Montreal Park and Island Ry.
Co., Royal Electric Co., and Chambly
Manfg. Co.; fonnerly a councillor
Arts and Manufac. Assn., and presdt.
Inst. Canadien: a promoter Can. Con-
struction Co.; Is a gov. Fraser Inst.,
and of Montreal Genl. and Notre
Dame Hospitals; a commr. for the
construction of the Nat. Transcontl-
nf'ntal Ry.: a dir. L., H. & Power 00..
Mion.treal Oitirens' Assn., and G. T.
PIa.oific Ry. ; a sp.eclal commr. to .Tapan
to .II1IVel!'Ttlg.a,te moean.s IOf .Imoprovlnog
tradoe with thart: crounltry. 1902; a royal
eommr. (wi,th Mr. Duff) to examine
and repo.nt on :lease-ho1ðs, 1'enotals, etc.,
UaC'hlne 03. naIl. 1905: a R. C.-50.1
Sherbrooke St. W.. Montreal; 8umme1':
tI Le8 Ormeaux!' Ste. Anne de Bel1e-
vue, P.Q. : 11ft. Royal Club: C11tb Cana-
dien; Club St. Deni8, '!-[ont1'eal:
Rideau Club, Ottawa.
Brunet, Arthur Eugene, financial
a
ent and broker.
B. Mo-ntrea:l'; e. Sit. .M!Lry's (.Tes1l'I,t)
CoIrl.; studied {or not.a:ri'a,1' 'Pf'O.fession,
hut .since 1896 has f:onorwei1 ,his
nre
pnlt 'husinp,g:;: '3 m'pltn. firm D. W.
& E. Ð., !Montl'eal-
f1 Lansdowne
Ave., Montreal; Club Canadien, do.
II C()mma.nds 3 ve.ry high rstlk amOllg
promj.nøn
bSiDoke1'8
lJld bl'dkers."-M.
Herald.
Brunet, Ludovic E" lawyer; Queboo
,public service.
S. late W. E. B., ,St. Roc'h, Quebec,
P.Q.: lb. Que-be.c, 1865; e. Q'Ue1boeoc
SPomy. a'nod Laval Undv. (B.'L., 1884:
LL.L., 1887; LL.D., 1902); m. Wile.
BoLd'Uc; an advooote; aoppM. Glk. of
tlhoe Peace, dt'Y land d,ist, of Q'I1e-bec.
1889: an Ext.raJditdon oC'Ommr., 1896;
a 'License oommr., 190.1: 'has been
presdrt:. L',I'IlSt. iCanl3.dden, Que-bee; One
of t'he .1bu'l1l!'te1's and a '0()OItribut'OT to
L'Union Liberale; aUltlh'Or of II De
L'HabeatS OoI'PUS 00' .subj1oienrlum en
maJtrière crltruinoeNe ert: oIV'lle" (Que-bee,
190.1) : II La, P,rov1noe rlu Can. ile- lR40
à 1869 It (do. 190.9 ).-1
9 Grande AlMe,
Quebec.
Brunton, David William, mining en
r
B. Ayr, Ont., June 11, 1849; e. To-
ronto; studied mining enging-.. Univ.
of. Mich.; in Colo. since 1875; now
mme mangr. and presdt. Taylor & B.
Sampling Works Co., Aspen, Colo.;
pre-sdll. Am. Inst. ,Mjrug. EngI'is.: V.-P.
0010. SctienlUfic Soc.: 'J,ffe memo 1rust.
OiVlLI ETItgI's.; F.R.G.S., etc.--865 Grant
A ve., Denver, Colo.
Bryan, Bev, Bernard (Ang.).
B. London, Ont., Aug. 19, 1851; c
there; pursued theoI. studies at Hell-
muth ColI., London, and Wyclifte Coli.,
TúI1onto; ,
red-uatJed, 1880; m., 18721
Miss 3iary Kerr GlenlJllOno; '0. 1880; in
cum bent, Sunderland, 1880-84; do.,
Bradford, 1884-87; apptd. first rector,
Ch. EptÏpruany. Toronw, Nov., 1887;
canon, St. Alban's Cath., Toronto,
1909; a prebendary of St. Peter's, do.
do.; a V.-P. U. C. Bible Soc.; in com-
memoration of 25th anniversary of his
ordination, .Tune, 1905, was presented
by his congo with various testi-
monials, including a gold watch,
c\h'ail1l and locket.-150 Dowling Ave.,
Toronto.
Bryan, Claude Glennon, litterateur.
E. s. Rev. B. B. (q.v.); b. Toronto,
1876; e. Parkdale ColI. lnst. and To-
ronto Unlv. (B.A., with 1st rank
honours 'in 'hoist. am'I pol. science, 1896) ;
m., May, 1911. Ann.ertIte, nlieæ .181t Barrol1
Furness 01' GranltIey, and d. St'e,phe<Il
FurrnelSs, MJanor Hiouse, Berwick St,
.Tames, WHit-shire; after gradllLatiot1
spenrt 2 yr.s. and a haU 'On ed. stJaft
wn:mtl() Globe, lbe,lng for ove,r a
yoetaT privarbe secy. 110 .T. oS. Wi!1iI.
e011 (q.v.), ,th'e mamg. ed.; in 1898
went to London, Eng., and for the next
2 yrs. acted as prlva te secy. to Sir
Gilbert Parker (q.v.), M.P.; also acted
as newspaper correspondent for various
Col. publications; .contrlbuted freauent-
ly to Eng. and Am. mags.; In 1903 pub-
lished, in collaboration with Sir G.
Parker, the book II Old Quebec," which
was most favorably reviewed on both
sides of the Atlantic, the Eng. press
especially acknowledging Its service
In promoting a better knowledge and
understanding of Britain's goreatest
Cololl'y.-Care Canadian Office, London
Eng.; National Liberal Club, London:
Eng; Can. Press Assn.
Bryan, George James, educationist.
S. Geo. and Christina B.; b. Had-
low Cove, P.Q., Oct. 23, 1868; e.
Queen's Unlv., Kingston (B.A., 1888);
m., 1898, Mrs. Mary Isabella Mc-
Lachlan; a pUblic sch. teacher; haii'!
been successively principal publlc
sch., Regina; do., Union Sch., Edmon-
ton, Alta.; Inspr. Public and High
Schs., N. W. T.; principal Provl. Nor-
mal Sch., Alta. (his present position).
-Calgary, Alta.
Bryce, Bev, George (Pres b.), author.
S. late Geo. and Catherine (Hender-
son) B., from Doune, Perth shire,
Scot.; b. Mt. Pleasant, Ont., ApI. 22,
1844; e. Mt. Pleasant Acad., Brant-
ford High Sch., and Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., with honours, 1867; M.A.,
1868; LL.B., 1878; LL.D., 1884):
studied theol. at Knox CoIl., Toronto.
where, in his last year, he took !'í out
of the 6 prizes Of)f'n to him (D.D.,
1903) ; m., Sept., 1872. Marlon (presdt.
Local Council of Women and presdt.
W. C. '1'. U., Winnipeg), d. .Tas.
Samuel, Kirkliston, Scot.; 0., 1871;
apptd. to proceed Immediately to
Winnipeg to organize the ch. in, and
college for, Man.; organized Knox Ch.,
164
BRYCE-BRYDGES.
Winnipeg, and was Its first pastor,
1872; organized St. Andrew.s Ch.,
same city, 1881, and exercised a
watchful care over the 13 other Presb.
chs. existing there; first moderator,
Man. Synod (extending to the Pacific),
1883; moderator, Presb. Ch., Can.,
1902; founded Man. ColI., and assist-
ed In founding Man. Univ., 1871;
for a long period senior prof. and
financial agent, also prof. of Eng.
loflt. in first-namoo drusltiltUltiron; hood 01
fa-culty of re'Íencte anid .lect. oi:n -biology
anò g<<>ol., 'Mlan. Undv., 1891-190,4:
retired, 1909; an examr. In nat. hist.,
Toronto Univ., 1870-2; first Inspr. Win-
nipeg Public Schs., 1876, becoming also
chairman City Sch. Bd. and chairman
Bd. of Examrs. Public Sch. Teachers;
has been chairman V\Tinnipeg Public
Library, presdt. Dominion Alliance
(Man.), and presdt. His. and Lit. Soc.,
Man.; Is a del. reg. of L'lnst. Ethno-
graph. de France; a mE'm. Central
comte. of Brit. Assn.; a memo of thf>
Am. Assn. for the Advancement of
Science, and a F.R.S.C.; e.J.eoted V.-P.
do., 1908; ,p'resdrt:., doo., 1909; e'l,ect.oo
V.-P. Airchæ.oll. Inst. nf Am., 1910:
while a youth serV'ed as an officer In
a un.iv. 00. Q. O. RJifies, anld was plresen
at Llmerldge, 1866 (medal); author
If Manitoba: Infancy, Progress and
Present Condition" (1st ed., 1882);
II Short History of Canadian People"
( 1887) ; If The Apostle of Red River"
(1898) ; If Remarkable History of Hlfd-
son's Bay Co." (1900); II CanadIan
Loyalty" (1903); If Mackenzie, Sel-
k'irk an'Ò' Simpson," .. The :Mak-ers o.f
Can. Series" (1905), .. TIlle Romanltk
Settlement of Lord Selkirk's Colonists"
(1909), and II The Canadianization of
Wesbem Canada" (1910) , besoiòe
many articles and pamphlets of a mis-
cellaneous character; a memo of a
special comte. of presb. Ch. on Ch.
. UII!Ji()lI1, 1908, an,d favors ch. un:ion:
apptd. a memo of the Royal Conser-
vation Comn., 1909; do. Royal Comn.
on Indus. Training and Tech. Educ.,
1910.-" Kilmadock," 189 Colony St.,
Winnipeg.
II No more useful man in an advancing
Church.' '-Y. Witness.
II His name a sure guarantee that any
literary work that he undertakes will be
faithfully and artistically performed."-
Late Geo. Murray.
Bryce, Peter Henderson, physician;
Dom. public service.
Bro. precedlng;- b. Mt. Pleasant,
Ont., Aug. 17, 1853; e. local Grammar
Sch., U. C. ColI., and Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., with gold med. In nat. set, and
McMurrich silver med. for a prac-
tical science essay In .geol.. 1 !:!16 ;
M.A., 1877; M.B., with Univ. anð
Starr sliver meò., 1880; M.D.,
1888) ; studied also in Edinburgh, and
was engaged in neurolog. Investiga-
tions at Paris, under Charcot, Brown-
SequaTd, ,RJiohet: and Mey-e'r; m., 1882,
Kate Lynde, 2nd d. Wm. Pardon,
w;hLtby, Omt. ; L.R.C. ,P. an'di S
(JDdlin.), 1880; pnof. sclenæ anoã a'Pp.
ehemistry, AgI"Ïcul. CoN., Guelplh, Ont.,
1878-9; In general practice till 1890;
secy. Provl. Bd. Health; also ex. health
offr. for Ont., 1882; depy. regr.-genl.,
Ont., with charge of vital statistics,
1892; royal commr. (Ont.) to inveS-
tigate epidemic of venereal diseases in
horses, 1889; chief med. Inspr. Immlgr.
service and med. dept., Dept. of in-
terior, Ottawa, 1904, positions he still
fills; elected presdt. Am. Publ1c
Health Assn., 1900; V.-P. Am. Congo
on Tube,rouI., 1904; a IDe.m. extve.
comte. Can. Assn. Prevo Consumption,
and an examr. Can. branch Royal
Sany. Inst.; elected presdt. Toronto
Un Iv. Club, Ottawa, 1908; an active
memo of various other selen. bodies;
well known as a lecturer on med. sub-
jects, and has, since his student days,
done a large amount of litenary work,
among which have been monographs
and reports on hypnotism, malaria,
smallpox, Ò'i p ht:hoerÏla, s.e wa'ge d.isp.osal,
cholera, public water supplies, ven-
tilation, milk supply, decomposition
of albuminoid substances, house at-
mospheres, consumption, Influence of
forests on rainfall and health, etc.;
was ed. Med. Science, 1887-88; and
contributed to Ward's .. Handbook or
Med. Sciences"; lectured on II The
.Romance of Immügration" (1908); a
Pl'esb.-Rockliffe Park, Ottawa.
Bryden, Bev. Charles William
(Presb.).
Paternal ancestors came from
Dumfrif'sshire. Scot., to Pictou, N.S.,
1773; father's maternal greatgrandf.,
Robt. Hunter, who was an original
grantee and first settler of Truro, N.S.,
came from N. Irel. to New Eng., and
thence to N. S. before Am. Revolu-
tionary War; s. late Robt. Hunter and
Christana (RE'illy) B.; b. Tatama-
gouche, K.S., 1845; e. Dalhousie Univ.
(B.A., 1873); theol. studies Presb.
OoI,l'., Ha;llifax; :ro. Georgina Murray,
4.tJh ,d. T'11JOls. ArmstJrong, Winnipeg;
I.ioen.s'ed It'o preach, 1879; O. 1880, sinoe
when has hoe'ld Itllie i!l()Illowdng pastorates :
Rivel1S,i'Ò'e, SaÞisbury and Pe<titooðiac;
Knox Oh., Selk'i,rk, Mian. (.1886); Bat-
tlefürd, Sask. (1889); Wil>!loughby, do.
(1895) ; SlhelIbr.ook, odoo. (1902) ; Mism-
Wtasds, Sask,'11.Ïls 'Preserut charge (1908) ;
Is convoener Presb. combe. Oh. Dire an>d
Work, and secy. for Sask. Botanical
Club, Can.; while a student obtained
academic license as a teacher, and
taught sch. in N. S.: author poetical
contributions to Dal. Call. Gazette;
his .. Coronation Ode," included In
U An Empire's Greeting" (Lon d.,
1901)' .. Territorial Hymn," selected
by a 'comte. for the N. W. T. Union
Chri!òtian Endeavor, and botanlc
l
a'I1t<iDles f'or 'l.ocalo pretss.-Tlte Manse,
lIfistawasis. Sask.
Brydges, Lt.-Col, Frederick Hender-
son, merchant.
S. late Chas. J. B., for many yrs,
genl. mangr. G. T. Ry. and subse-
quentl'Y chl-ei! OO'ffianr. H. LB. Co., and
Letitia Grace, d. John Henderson,
Devonshire, Eng.; b. Eng., 18fi2; e.
there, and McGill Univ., Montreal; m.,
1865, d. late Andrew Allan, Montreal;
gazetted It.-col 1st Batt. G. T. Ry.
BRYMNER-BUCHANAN.
165
Rifles, July, 1874; went to Man., 1880;
entd. into partnership with his father-
in-Law, A. Allan & W. R. Allan, Win-
nipeg, under firm name Allan, B. &
Co., genl. financiers, 1887; V.-P. Man.
& N.-W. Ry., do.; land commr., do.
do.; dir. Commercial Colonization Co.,
do.; latterly, in partnership with his
sons, in ins., ry. supplies, and real
estate business; Ang. - Winnipeg;
Manitoba Club., do.; -Wellington Club;
HU1"lingham CLub, London, Eng.
Brymner, William, painter.
E. s. late Douglas B., LL.D.,
Dom. Archivist, Ottawa, and Jean
(Thomson) B.; b. Greenock. Scot., Dec.
14, 1855; came to Can., with parents,
in infancy; e. St. Francis CoIl., Rich-
mond, and CoIl. Ste. Thêrêse de Blain-
ville, P.Q.; unm.; studied painting at
Paris for 5 yrs., under W. A. Bouguer-
eau, Tony and Robt. Fleury; has
exhtd. at Paris Salon and London
Acad.; elected R.C.A., 1886; V.-P., do.,
1907; ,presdJt., 1909; awa.I'ded meds.
at Pan-Am. Expn., Buffalo, 1901,
St. Louis Expn., 1904, and Louisiana
Purchase Expn., 1905; has loctured on
" Some Epochs in the History of Art,"
"A Few Art Impressions," etc.; the
advan. art classes at the Art Assn.,
Montreal, have been under his direc-
vi,oIli sillioo 1886; Anog.-25.5 Bleu1"Y St.,
Mont1"eal; St. James's Club, do.
.. Possesses great powers, both as a
painter of landscape and of the human
figure."-M. Argus.
Bryson, J. BOBB, pastel painter.
B. nr. Montreal; early apprenticed
to a sign painter; afterwards pro-
ceeded to Europe, where he studied
under the best masters; took up his
residE-nce in U. S., where he is recog-
nized "as the greatest pastel painter
on this side of the Atlantic" (Mont-
real Standard) .-Chicago, Ill.
Buchan, Ewing, banking profession.
Y. s. late David B., bursar, U.C.
ColI.; b. Toronto; e. there: m., Se.pt.,
1880, Emma Maud, e. d. Rev. Joseph
D. King, Toronto; in partnership with
C. S. Gzowski (q.v.), as stock and
ex
hange brokers, Toronto, 1874-89;
sinoe then in service Bank of Hamil-
ton; mangr., Owen Sound branch, <10.,
1904; since June, 190t, has been
mangtr., Vancouver bran.ch, dlo.; iR
presdt. Vancouver Bd. of Trade and
Can. Club.-Vancov.'I.'er, B.C.; Canadian
Club, do.
Buchan, John stuart, lawyer.
Only s. late Wm. and Katherine
(Stewart) B., St. Andrews, P.Q. ;
descended from the old Earls of B.' b.
St. Andrews, Oct. 28, 1852; e. th
re
a,nd :\kGil.!l' Uruiv. (B.C.L., 1864); m.,
1'S1t, 1885. Kaltherine (d. Aug., ,1894),
2nd d. F. :MoMoal'tin, St. An'drews;
2J11d:y, 1896, Annde, e. d. IØJte J. d.
Henðoel'son. -Monttl'eal; adv"OCl3.lte, 1864;
K.C., 1899'; praCltised .throughoout in
MJon'breaJ.1, 'Where he is .one of tJhe
!.ea;ders of ibM boaT; formeI1ly oon ed.
stJaff Can. Jurist; a royal oommr. for
I'evlst\orn 'Of ProV'!. 9t3Jtutes, 1904: an
offiüe-bearer Lord's Day AIUanoe, P.Q.;
V...,P. NIait. Hist. SOIC., Mionltl'ool; oeloectOO
a Jd,fe g1ov. Montreal Boys' Home, 1911;
'PresdIt. Bapt. Oonvenrtion, Onlt. and
Que., 1894; autihior "A Bi't.of .AJtlantJis"
(under nom-de-plmne .of Doruglas
Ernkine), Ø,OO .. ISome -Notes 'on tMount
Royal" ; a !JIb.; a Ba:pt.-5S St. Mark
St. Montreal.
Buchanan, Arthur wWiam Patrick,
lawyer.
S. Alex. Brock and Elizabeth Ann
(Best) B., Montreal; b. there, Nov. 4,
1870; e. Montreal High Sch., McGill
Univ., and Laval Univ. (LL.B., 1893) ;
m., June, 1897, Mabel Katharine, e. d.
Wm. Quirin, Boston, Mass.; advo
ate,
.1893; K:C., 1908; suocessfulily pract
ses
his prof. in Montreal In partnership W.
J. Wlhlte, K.C. (q.v.) ; a 'prmilioter N.rut.
Breweries, l.Jbd., 190-9.-731 Pine Ave.
W., Montreal; St. James's Club;
Canada Club; Montreal Hunt Club;
Royal Mont1'eal Golf Club, do.
Buchanan, :ritz-Herbert Price, stock
broker.
Second s. late Wentworth Jas. B.,
genl. mangr. Bank of Montreal, and
_ y. d. late Major A. R. Bur-
rowes, Grenadier Gds.; b. Toronto,
Mch. 16, 1874; e. private schs. in
MKm'treal, :and MCiGm Un'Ív. (B.A.Se.,
1900) ; ,pf'13..dtJiseod ,in different bmnøhes
of
mging. (pI'inoipaUy btidg.e work)
1tJj.1!1 1908; electro a memo Miontreaíl
Stock ExchaI1Jgle, 1908; gawtted a
capt. 5th RO)'1al Righ'land.eors, Feb.,
1907; :a Oon.; 3JI1I kn,g.-ZQ Selkirk
A ve., Montreal.
Buchanan, George Owen, public man.
Descended from 8 families of U. E.
L., who left the U. S. and settled on
the St. John River, N.B., during the
Am. Revolutionary War; b. Bath, Me.
(during the temp. residence there of
his parents), Nov. 28, 1850; brought
up in N. S., and e. there; m. Mary
W., d. S. S. Nelson, formerly of
Truro, N.S.; went to Winnipeg, 1878,
and has since been engd. in railroad
construction and lumbering; removed
to B. C., 1886; has disposed of his
milling business, but is interested In
valuable timber limits In V. I.; a
J. P.; presdt. Kaslo Bd. of Trade 4
yrs.; presdt. (and one of the origina-
tors) of the Asso. Bds. of Trade of
Eastern B. C., 1892-3; apptd. inspr.
of Lead Bounties, B. C., Jan., 1904;
patron B. C. Curling Assn.; a Lib.;
his name mentioned in connection
with a seat in the Can. Senate.-
KasIo, B.C.
Buchanan, James, distiller.
B. Toronto; is chairman Jas B. &
Co., Scotch whiskey distillers, London,
estbd. by him, having branches and
agencies all over the world; held
royal warrant of her late Majesty,
Queen Victoria, and of his late Majesty
Edward VII., and noW holds a special
warrant under King George V.; well
known as a patron of the turf.-
6 SV.<Jsex Sq., Hyde Park, London,
Eng.
Buchanan, Rev, John H, (Presb.),
physician; missionary.
S. late Wm. B., Galt, Ont.; b.
Washington, Ont., Feb. 25, 1859; e.
Glenmorrls, Brantford Coll. Inst, and
166
BUCHANAN-BUCK,
Queen's UIlIiv., Kingston (B.A., 1885) ;
studied med. Burlington, Vt., and
N. Y. (M.D., 1888) ; apptd. to -foreign
mission work in India by Can. Presb.
Ch., 1888; m., Jan., 1889, Miss Mary
McKay (a graduate Woman's Med.
CoIl., '.roronto), Stellarton, N.S.; was
apptd. to open up work among the
wild aboriginal tribes of Central India
Hills, known as the Bhils; these
pe.ople, who are devil worshippers,
stIll use the bow and arrow as a
handy weapon; began leper relief
work at Ujjain, and built a hospital
In connection therewith; also built a
mission ch. and hospital at Amkhut.
received thanks Govt. of India for hi
services for the relief of distress
among natives during great famine,
1901-2.-Amkhut, Blwbra, Alikajpur
State, Central India.
Buchanan, Milton Alexander, educa-
tionist.
B. Zurich, Ont., 1878; e. Goderich
CoIl. Inst., Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1901),
at the semys. of Ga-,sbon l , Baris, MOI"el-
Fatlo, Thomas, Menendez Pidal. Paris
and Madrid, and Univ. of Chicago
(Ph.D., 1906); fellow in romance
lang., Univ. of Chicago, 1901-2; asst. In
French, do., 1904-5; asso. in romance
lang., do., 1905-6; lecturer in Ital. and
Span., Univ. Toronto, 1906: dean of
Arts CoIl., Univ. Chicago, 1906: has
ed.. with an Introduction and notes,
II Comedia famosa del esclano del de-
monio," by Mira de Mesqua (Bait.,
1904): author of various articles on
Span. and Ital. "Subjects in lI'fod. Lang.
Note8 and Jfod, Philol.-University
of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.
Buchanan, Victor C" stock broker.
S. late Wm. Oliver B., Montreal,
and Mary Ellen B., d. Co1. Chrysler,
of Chrysler's Farm: grands. James
B., Brit. Consul, N. Y.; b. Montreal,
Sept. 26, 1869; 'e. M.oniÌl"eal High Sc!h.;
m. /Miss Erb; formerly in ins. busi-
nof:ISS; el-e-otJed a memo MiC)ßrt'I"N1Jl StJock
Ex,chang>e, 1906; a memo firm C. Simp-
son OaT-Iand & 000., oonld land InV1est.
brokers, Miomtreal, 1906; a capt. 5th
Regt., RJoyrwl Hii
hllanlders of Can.
(a,pptd. Oct., .1905); a TlIOltoo a-tIMe.toe;
electe.d pr.es.d't. M.A.A. Assn., 1904-5-
6-7; prelsd.t. M.A.A. F1ed,erat'Íon, 1907-8;
do., MOßiÌ'l'ela1 Mil. Inst., 1910-11.-21
Oxenden Ave., lIIontreal; Montreal Mil.
Inst.; lIIont1'eal Club, do.
Buchanan, Hon, WWiam Asbury,
journalist; statesman.
S. llev. Wm. B. (Meth.) and Mary
(Pendrie) B., Gravenhurst, Ont.; b.
Fraserville, Ont., July 2, 1876: m..
Sept., 1903, Alma Maude, e. d. E. B.
Freeman, .J.P., Burlington, Ont.; be-
gan journalism, Peterboro' Examiner,
1893; 3 }-rs. city ed. 'l'oronto Tele-
gram; 3 yrs. manag. di r. St. Thomas
Journal; -estbd. Lethbrd,d'g1e Herald,
1905; organized first Leg. library of
Alberta at Edmonton, 1907, and after
completing this important work re-
turr..ed .to Lethbridge, oarud estbd. a
daily ed. of his paper; formerly
quarterm. 25th Regt.; for 2 yrs. secy.
Onto Hockey Assn; a councillor local
Bd. of Trade; a Lib., and has been
presdt. Lethbridge LIb. Assn.; elected
for Lethbridge (Local), g. e. 1909, and
later apptd. a memo of the Prov1.
Cabinet, without portfollo ; apptd.
MinI'. of Municipalities, Feb., 1910; re-
signed, Mch., do. ; a Meth.-Lethb1'idge,
A.lta.; Chinook Club, do,; Ontario Club,
Toronto.
II One of our best journalists."-S. N.
.. A bright young journalist and states-
man."-T. Globe,
Buchanan, William Wallace, journal-
ist and lecturer.
S. David E., Auchmar, Scot., and
Morella (Porter) B.; b. Sarnia, Ont.,
Mch. 9, 1855; e. there and Toronto;
m., June, 1884, Miss Letitia Elena
Brett, Strathroy, Ont.; In journalism
since 1874, and has been ed. succes-
sively of Watford Advocate, Chatham
Tribune, Winnipeg Sun, the Hamilton
Templar, Winnipeg Commercial and
Toronto Liberator; also well known as
a lecturer; originator of movement for
making temp. order in Can. a national
temp. soc.; elected nat. presdt. United
Temp. Assn., 1884, and was subse-
quently chief and genl. man gr. Royal
Templars, Can.; unsuccessfully con-
tested S. Wentworth (Local) In temp.
and prohibition Interest, 1896, and
Hamilton (H. C.), same year; a
Cong.; a social reformer; favours
public ownership by direct legislation.
-Winnipeg, Man,
.. A most pleasing speaker, who invari-
ably lifts the discussion of his subject to
a plane where those who may not be able
to agree with him must concede the fair.
ness of his methods."-O. Oitizen.
Buchner, Kathan Henry, journallst.
S. Edward Dell and Harriet Griffin
(Cohoe) B.; U. E. L. stock; b. nr.
Courtland, Ont., Dec. 26, 1845; e.
there; m., May 5, 1869, Mary Ann,
2nd d. late John Bickle, Woodstock.
Ont.; apprenticed to printing trade,
1860; was foreman office Woodstock
Ti'mes; reporter Hamilton Spectator,
1868-73; went into mercantile busi-
ness, 1873, but returned to newspaper
work, 1878, as reporter Hamilton
7'ime8, subsequently becoming night
ed. of the Spectator; night and city
ed. Toronto News, 1884-88; later, be-
coming night ed. on the Empire, and
again, up to 1901, night ed., news ed.
and editorial writer, successively, to
the Tororuoo World; .legislwtrfve corre-
spoJ1ldenrt: Ottawa Citizen, 1901-2; ed.
St. Thomas 7'imes, 1902-07; now
asso. ed. the Toronto Sentinel; a Con. ;
a Meth.-9S McCaul St., Toronto.
Buck, Pranc18 Pierce, manufacturer;
caop4,tJa1dst.
Y. S. Joseph B., one of the early
pioneers of Farnham, P.Q., and Lucy
(Smith) B., the latter nearly related
to the Phelps family of Va., U.S.; b.
Farnham, Mch. 10, 1844; e. there; m.,
Jan., 1868, Alice Lora, d. Myron and
Rebecca Blossom, Compton, P.Q. (Mrs.
B.'s mother was a niece of Elizabeth
Fry and John Joseph Gurney, the well-
known Quaker philanthropists); has
BUCKE-BUDGE,
167
been a memo Sherbrooke City Council
and Proto Sch. Bd.; for many years
presdt. Royal Paper Mills Co., and
for two terms presdt. Eastern Town-
ships Agricul. A'ssn. and IOf the Gt.
:IDastern Ex:pn. (presented with SilrvoeT
dinn'er s-ervioe by dirs., in 8JCkniOwl-edg-
menlt of hd s lServdces, 1890) ; firs't; presdit.
Knob Hill Copper-Gold Mining Co.
(now merged in Granby Cons. M. S.
& P. Co.); and also presdt. Limit
Holders' Assn., P. Q.; now V.-P. Sher-
brooke Power, Light & Heat Co., and
presdt. Stan stead & Sherbrooke Mutual
Fire lns. Co.; presdt. and genI. mangr.
Dom. Lime Co. ; presdt. Phænix Amal-
gamated Copper Mines, Ltd, and
presdt. St. George's Club, Sherbrooke;
an Ang. and a Con.-Sherbrooke,
P.Q, ; St. George's Club, do.; St.
James's Club, Montreal.
(D, Sherbrooke, Mch. 17, 1911.)
Bucke, Julius Poussett. lawyer; Onto
public service.
S. Horace W. and Clarissa
(Andrews) B.; b. Tp. London, Ont.,
Mch. 2, 1840; e. London and Sarnia;
m., 1st, Sept., 1871, Miss Elizabeth
Sarah Johnston, GOderich, Onto (d.
Apt., 1895); 2 nod l-y, ISept., 1907, Ellen
B., d. late R. M. Clarke, Belleville,
Onrt., Feb., 1868; an Ang. aJ1Jd 1s lay
5eCy. Arrg. Diooe5'e 'Of HUl1on.-Sarnia,
Onto
Buckingham, William, ex-journalist;
capitalist.
S. Robt. and Jane B.; b. Devon-
shire, Eng., Dec. 3, 1832; e. there;
m., 1863, Moa:r'Ì!ha, d. 'late Hiram Phelps,
MiouIllt Pleasanlt, Owt.; commenüeod
newspaper care.er a,s a shorthand
writer upon North IQf Eng. ,press ;
came /to Can., 1857; Joined Parlla-
moet1ltary rep.or'tdn'g staff, '.DoroI1lto
Globe; in company wÍII:h Wm. Oold-
we1l, proceeded to Red River set-
tlenrenrt: (now Wdn:n'ip
g), 1859, where
thley estbd. 'the N or- Wester, the first
newspaJper 'PuMisheod in 'that Then
ex})<)S'e'd IOUtp.ost of oivHdZiaJbion hav-
inlg rtraJ1JSm'ÍitJtoo press materiai fl10m
St. Paul, in a 6 weeks' journey, by ox-
teams; aftf'r returning from the
colony, became ed. and prop. of the
Norfolk Refonne
'; was apptd. .private
secy. HO'Th. M. II. F1oloey, P.-M.-Genl.,
1862, and whiole fillirug this office was
comm'r. 100 enquire IinotJo 'lllilnage,ment IQt
oi,ty post-Qoffiees; resigneod, 1863, on be-
cOOI1'Ïng 00. and prop. Str.a;l:ford Beacon;
accompanied delegates from Can. to
London Col. Conf., to complete terms
of union for Federal Union B. N. A.
Provinces, as official reporter, 1866;
del. to Eng, on Onto Immigration 'Ser-
vice, 1873; private secy. to Hon. Alex.
Mackenzie, Prime :Minister of Can.,
during his tenure of office, 1873-78;
apptd. Depty. MinI'. of the Interior
by the Lib. Admn., Oct. 8, 1878, and
was afterwards deprived of his office
after Lord Dufferin, the Gov.-Genl.,
undeT whom he had recd. his comn.,
had left Can., without any good
reason being assigned for so unpre-
cedented a course; subsequently de-
clined appt. as inspr. of Prisons and
Public Charities, Ont., as he had pre-
viously declined other positions offered
him by the Local Govt.; declined
appt. as business mangr. Toronto
Globe, on death of Hon. Geo, Brown.
as well as. subsequently, the position
of representative in that enterprise of
the then virtual propr., Mr. Nelson.
of Edinburgh; is mangr, Brit. Mort-
gage Co. of Ont., and a trustee of the
city of Stratford Genl. Hosp., of which
institution he was one of the founders,
and has been, successively, its hon,
secy. and chairman; has also been
a oouI1JOiLlior Stratford Bod. o.f Trn:de,
presd'l. PeI'lth 00. Humane Soc.,
pf'esd.t. Can. Pres.s Assn. (of wbioh
be .!is an> hloJ1J. mem.) , reeve of
Stratford, and held other positions in
Ont.; author .. Recollections of Can.
Statesmoen," .. George Brown and the
Globe" {or the Can. Enoyc!opædda,
and conjointly with Sir G. W. Ross
(q.v.), of .. Hon. Alexander Mac-
kenzie: His Life and Times" (1892);
a Lib. ; an Arrg.-Stratfo1'd, Ont,
" No better or safer pub1ic officer than
he....-Late Hon. L. S. Huntington.
.. He made the Stratford Beacon the
pride of Canadian weekly journalism."-
Robt. Matheson,
Bucknam, Bear-Admiral BanJlford D,.
Turkish naval service.
S. Ezra Taylor and Isabella
(Roscoe) B.; b. Hantsport, N.S., 1869;
removed with parents to Me., U.S.,
when an infant;. lived nr. Bucksport,
where .he was eoduowteod; m., Jan, 190.4
Miss RJose
l''hJayer, Phdlade,lpihia: Pa.;
w-enlt rto sea 1i.J1J rnerchaJ1Jt 5aJilinog .ships
aotJ 14 Y'rs. IOf age; commaIlld.'ed merchanrt
S1team a11l(} sailling shiips on oboth Atlan-
tic and Pacific roasts and Great Lakes;
was supdt. Am. Steel Barge Co., N.Y.;
supdt. Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,
Panama; supdt. Cramps' shipyards.
Philadelphia; trial commr. U.S.S.
Maine and Imp. Ottoman steamship
Medjidia; in command of latter from
Philadelphia to Turkey; apptd. naval
adviser and A.D.C. to the Sultan ot
Turkey, ApI. 19, 1904; decorated with
Turkish Order of Osmanieh and dis-
tinguished service medal, do.; memo
Büs'Don :Mar,ine Soc.; a Rep.-Rue
Marlian, 88, Constantinople, 'l'u1'key;
Navy Dept., do.; Constantinople Club,
do.; Lotos Club, New York; Art Club;
Pen and Pencil Club, Philadelphia, Pa.;
International Club, Panama.
Budge, Daniel Andrew. Y. M. C. A
work.
S. late Alex. and Isabella B., New-
market, Ont.; b. ApI. 16, 1851; e.
Newmarket Grammar Sch.; served
apprenticeship to printing business in
Newmarket and Toronto, and was
shorthand writer to F. W. Glen, Joseph
Hall Works, Oshawa, and to G.
Cheney, supdt. Can. Express Co.,
Montrf'al; apptd. genI. secy., Y.M.C.A.,
Montreal, 1874, an office he has since
retained; new building of Assn., In
Dom. Square, Montreal, erected under
his supervision; a del. to Y.M.C.A
Jubilee, London, Eng., 1894; at re-
quest of the Intern. comte., Y.M.C.A.
168
BUEiLL-BULLOCH.
made a tour of visitation of the cities
of Australia and New Zealand in the
interests of the Assn. in 1904, and
again in 1906; in 1899, in celebration
of the comvletion of his 25th year
as secy. was entertained at a public
dinner by the citizens of Montreal;
in 1904, when departing on his mission
,00 Austmla.s'ia, wø.s pl'ooet1lte'<1 ,by
same body with a silver fruit service;
a dir. Mon treal Assn. for the Blind,
1909; an elder in Presb. Ch.; m., 1876,
Miss Anna Margt. Watson, West-
mount, P.Q. [a dir. Y. M. C. A., Mont-
NOal.j-198 lIIilton St., Mont1'eal; Cana-
diem Club, do.
.. A man of whom all honest and in-
telligent citizens throughout the country
are deservedly proud."-Late Dr. W. H.
Drummond.
Buell, Lt,-Col, William Senkler,
lawyer.
S. late Lt.-Col. .J. D. B., M.P. and
Margt. Sophia (Senkler) B.; b. Brock-
ville, Ont., Oct. 11, 1868; e. pUblic
schs., U. C. Call., Toronto, and Toronto
Univ.; m., .June, 1895, Sophia E., 2nd
ò. R'O'bt. .Bowi'e, Brockvd-U-e; barpist-er
(On1t.), 189'1; do. (.B.C.); m-em. Town
Council, Brockville, 1896-1900; mayor,
do., 1901; as such officially recd. Prince
and Princess of "Vales (now King and
Queen of Eng.), same year; solr. royal
comn. re telephones and express cas.,
1907; 3IPP'td. 13. mem. RJoya:
Oomn. Ito
enquiÏI>e inloo .telegraph r8Jtoes and fonns
in Can., 1911; a dir. BpOC-kv'i'!'loe, West-
p'Ü'pt aßld NOI'ltherru Rõ'.; a V.-P. Brock-
v,iliÞe Hi-st. SoIC.; fo()rme
J.y oap.t. and
ad,jt. 41st Regt., BI'IookvriolIoe Hifles; :pro-
moted H.-vol!, commdig. ,the
eg1t.. Meh.
7, 1910; a Lib., and bas beoen p.resdt.
Lib. ABsn., Bpockviol.l-e; 'V.-P. for East.
On,t. Genle-ral Ref,orm Asso-cia.tioßl .
unlSiuccessfuHy oontJe.sit'ed BI1ockV'iH.ë
(Loæ:!) , g. e. 1908; an Ang., and a
d'e.l,. to 'the .sY'nlOd.-Cor. Buell and
Church Sts., Brockville, Ont.; Ontario
Club, TOl'Onto.
Bull, George Joseph, physician.
S. late Richard and Annie E.
(Donnelly) B., Hamilton, ant.; b.
there, Feb. 16, 1848; e. Central Sch.,
Hamilton, and High Sch., Montreal;
pursued med. studies McGill Univ.
(M.D., 1869), and at Paris (M.D.,
1888) ; m., 1st, 1870, .Miss S. .J. We,s-
son, Spningfi.e!'!Î, M:a,ss. ('11..); 2nodly,
1898,
iss Susan Monba, gue-GokLwell
OOt1u mb 113., S.C.; oomn.oenoed .pIìaCtice
M1on1troeal; 'rem,ov,ed ,to W'o,rcester IM'wss
1872; from 1879 devoted Ibiffi.Slei.r spe'c'
iaNy bo opht'hal., an'<1 was 3Jppl!d.. in-
structor ,therein, Bost-GI'aJd!uatoe Med.
Sch., N.Y., 1883; removed 11:10 }>lapis,
1886, and beeame latbaehed '1'0 staff
Ophthal. La'bomt'Ory \{)If ,sorbonne; read
his first paper in French ,on an "Opbo-
meter," at Congress French Soc. of
Ophtha!., 1887, ,since wben has contri-
buted a great many papers to the
med. journals of France, Eng. and
Germany, and read others of equal Im-
portance before various learned bodies
In the same countries; published a
volume on " Spectacles and Eye
Glasses,' wit-h intTOd'llotlon by Dr.
.Javal, of the French Acad. of Med.
(1889) ; was for many yrs. hon. secy.
Continental Anglo-Am. Med. Soc.,
Paris, and on his retirement there-
from (1902) was presented by its
mems. with a handsome bronze statue
of St. Michael, as a mark of appre-
ciation of his labours; apptd. aphtha!.
surgeon, Hertford Brit. Hosp., Paris,
1900; a R. C.-4 Rue de la Paix, Paris,
France.
(D. Paris, Jan., 1911.)
Bullen, William Pitzherbert, busi-
ness man.
B. Delaware, ant.; e. Caradoc
Acad.; a graduate (1st class) Royal
Mil. Sch., 1865; m. Miss E. .J. Gross;
a dir. London Life Ins. Co.; for many
yrs. V.-P. Land Mort. Companies'
Assn., and man gr. Ont. Loan & Deben-
ture Co. (resigned, 1906).-London,
Ont.; London Club, do.
Bullen, William Pitzherbert, Jr"
business 'man.
E. s. preceding; b. Delaware, Ont.,
.Jan. 11, 1857; e. Caradoc Acad.; m.
Miss Amelia Bushby, grandd. late Sir
.Jas. Douglas, K.C.B., first Governor
B. C.; for many yrs. mango dir. Esqui-
malt Marine Ry. Co., and a dir. In
other important business enterprises;
went to Eng., on a mission, 1907, for
the purpose of effecting a consollda-
tion of the B., C. Marine Ry, the
Vancouver Enging. Works, and the
New Westminster Foundry, the Inten-
tion being to build steel vessels at
Esqulmalt. - Victoria, B.C.; Union
Club, do.; Vancouver Club, Vancouver,
B.C.
Buller, Arthur Henry Beginald, edu-
cationist.
S. A. G. B., magistrate and co.
councillor, Birmingham, Eng. ; b.
there, Aug. 19, 1874; e. Queen's Call.,
Taunton, Mason ColI., Binningham,
and Univs. Leipzig and Munich; took
Heslop gold med. at Mason Call., for
a botanical papf'r, 1895; graduated
B.Sc., London, 1896; studied and en-
gaged In research in botany, Leipzlg,
1897-99 (IPh.D., W'i.,tJh oa summa cum
laude, 1899) ; awarded an 1851 Exhn,
scholar. of !150 per annum for pur-
pose of research work in botany,
1898; (schol. received on special ap-
plication for 3rd year) ; continued re-
search work at Univ., Munich, in
Fm'SJt -lbotani,schleiS ITIlSlt., 1899-1901;
occupied: tJable -of Bni,t. Assn., Intern.
Marine BioI. station, Naples, 1900-01;
lecturer and demons. in botany, Univ.
Birmingham, 1901-04; Univ. Exten.
lecturer, and graduated D.Sc., Binn-
ingham, 1903; apptd. special lecturer
on plant path., do., 1904, but appt.
not held owing to acceptance of chair
of Botany and Geo!., Man. Univ., same
year; has published several papers on
physiol., botany and other bioI. sub-
jects; a del. to the Darwin Cent. cele-
bration, Cambridge, Eng., 1909; unm.
-Winnipeg, Man.
Sulloch, Thomas Harrison, business
man.
S. .Joseph and Elizabeth (Duffield)
B.; b. W. Flamboro', ant., Feb. 14,
1862; e. pub. sch., St. .John, N.B., to
BULLOCK-BUNNELL,
169
which city he removed with his
parenQ's ear>ly in Ufe; Iffi. ,M'iss J'e'3.n-
l1IeltJbe Chre1snult, Freldoeni'C'ton, N.B.: erutd.
oN bus,lnle-5s, il1l par>tnoershoip with hIlis
f'3.lt!hier, 1883, and oonrtinrußS his oonnleC-
<<on with
It as't'l'lOOß., IVhe bulSintess beiÏl1tg
now amalgamated with the Imperial
OiJi Co.; el'E'C't>ed aM., 1902; mlaY10'r of
St. John, 1908-9; Is also a dir. Vic-
torian Order of Nurses, Star Line
Steamship ,coo., RorUanid RJO!Ning Milr.s,
HorticuI. Assn., Seaman's Missions,
Provl. Chemical Fertilizer Co., V.-P.
Assd. Charities, and St. John ArchæoI.
Soc., and presdt. N. B. Tourist Assn.:
fonnerly an offr. In the militia, and
volunteered for active service during
Riel rebellion; favors the creation of
an anny and navy In Can. for the de-
fence of the Empire; would have all
meetings of the City Council opened
with prayer: author II Municipal Year
Book" (1907): a -Ub.: a Meot:h.-18"
German 'St., St. John, N.B.; Canadian
Club, do.
Bullock, Rev, Reginald Heber (An g.).
S. lab' Very Rev. Dean B., N. R :
author of the well known hymn, II We
love the place, 0 God": b. Trinity,
Nfd., Dec. 13, 1828; e. King's Coli.,
Wli'llodSlOr, N.S. (-B.A., 1850; M.A., 1855;
D.C.L., hon., ,1879): unm.; o. d:ela-ClOn,
1852: priest, 1853: formerly a chap-
lain, 1st class, to H. M.'s forces; re-
tired, ApI., 1881: saw service as
such at Aldershot, York, Bennuda,
Winchester, COlchester, Shoeburyness,
Dover, Woolwich and Malta: apptd.
hon. chaplain to Queen Victoria, 1888;
previously Dom. chaplain Marquis of
Normanby: was chaplain to the forces
In Can.; hon. canon All Saints' Cath.,
Halifax, 1905: a gov. King's CoIl.,
Windsor, do.: author of II A Memoir of
the Very Rev. Wm. Bullock, D.D.,
Dean of Nova Scotia" (1899).-Hali-
fax, N.S.
Bullock, Rev, William Henry Egar
(Ang.).
Third s. late Very Rev. Wm. B.,
D.D., Dean of N. S., and Mary
(Clinch) B.; b. Digby, N.S., Nov. 16,
1842: e. Unlv. King's con., N.S. (B.A.,
1863; /M.A., 1868); m., ApI., 1879,
:MJa.rlon EIIi
aOOt'h, d. Rev. C. A. We<t:JhteT-
all, chaplain H.M.'-s f'Ol-oes; o. dlea-oon,
1864 : pr.iest, 1865; oenrt'd. anny 8;S coop-
II3.IIIJ1\, 4,tlh class, Feb, 1868; promoted 1st
class, June, 1885: was chaplain 7
yrs. at Aldershot, 3 at Dublin, 4
at Chatham, and 5 at Gibraltar;
apptd. senior chaplain to forces en-
gaged In the Suakim Expedition, was
repeatedly under fire and often in
situations of great peril, 1885 (men-
tioned in despatches, promoted 1st
class, and reed. med. with clasp and
Khedive's Star): chaplain to the
fQrc-es. B.N.A., 1894-'1903; a'lltihor of a
oookle!t IQiIl WlOrship.-Bayfieùt, Anti-
gonish, N.S.
Bulmer, Henry, contractor.
B. nr. Doncaster, Eng., Feb. 17, 1822 ;
came to Can., 1832; removed to Mont-
real, 1842: has run a successful busi-
ness career as a contractor and
bul:1der; m., Aug. 7, 1848, Jane (d.
1892), e. d. E. Maxwell, Montreal; city
councillor, Montreal, 1856: ald., ] 859,
and remained memo City Council for
many yrs.; served as a capt. Mont-
real Foot Arty. during " Oregon ..
difficulty, 1846; among other positions
in Montreal filled by him have been
presdt. Mech. Inst., do. St. George's
Soc., chairman Bd. Arts and Manf.,
do. Bd. Harbour Commrs., a trustee
Mount Royal Cf'metery: a Can., an
Ang.. and a Freemason.-5! :Mackay
St., Montreal.
Bulyea. His Honor George Hedley
Vicars, statesman.
S. late Jas. Albert and Jane (Bliz-
zard) B.. U. E. L. descent; b. Gage-
town. N.B., Feb. 17. 1859; e. Gagetown
Grammar Sch. and Untv. N. B. (B.A.,
mf!th, !':f'h()1. ani1 FrN)('1-t nrizem>ln,
1878: LL.D., 1908); LL.D.. hon., Al-
berta Unfv., 1908: m., .ran., 1885,
Annie Blanche (supdt. W. C. T. U.
and local pre!':dt. Council of Women),
2nd d. R. T. Babblt, regr. .Queens Co.,
N.B.; nrlndpal Sunbury Grammar
Sch., 1878-82; went to Winnipeg, 1882,
and to Qu'Appelle, 1883, where he
eng-d. In commerckll life; un!mccess-
fully contested S. Qu' Appelle, N. W.
T. Assembly, g. e. 1891: elected g. e.
1894, and subsequently re-elected. by
acclamation: became a non-resident
memo of the Haultain-Ross TerrI.
Govt., Oct., 1897, and held office,
afterwards, In the TerrI. Govt., suc-
cessively as commr. of Agrlcul. and
TerrI. secy., and as commr. Public
Works; apptd. commr. for the TerrI.
Govt. of Yukon, 1898, and first It.-gov.
of Alberta, Sept. 1, 1905; re-apptd.
for a second term, Oct. 5, 1910; was a
strenuous worker for TerrI. autonomy;
author of an official handbook to the
N. W. T. (1902) ; a dir. Nat. Co-opera-
tive Loan Co.: a Lib.; a Meth.-Gov-
ernment House, Edmonton, Alta.
.. An administrator of sa.fe and conser-
vative temperament."-S. N.
Bulyea, James Austin, lawyer.
A 2nd oous l in of 'the lA.-Gov. of .AJI-
bef!tJa (q.v.); b. in N. B.; e. N. B.
Untiv. (B.A., ,1871) ; ba.rrlÏster, 1875; a
K.C. ; pracroise'S in St. J'ohn ; 3>pptJd'. agt.
Dept. MJarine anfd F1is / hiel'ies, 1894.-St.
John, N.R.; Union Club, do.
Bumbray, John Edward Charles,
lawyer.
O. s. Ald. John B., and Elise (Mas-
son) B., Montreal; b. there, Sept.,
1886; e. St. Mia
's (JesuI1t) C.oH
and
LavØ!1 Un1iv. (LL.B., 1902); 'lli.., 1st.
Eva (.d. MIc'h., 1904), d. C. H. Laurloer;
2nJdly, (]\,f. L., d. pr>o,r. Hien"l-e-ux, Lava.l
UniÏv.; ad/VlOCl3Jte, 19.02; spenrt se'V'e-ral
months of his student life in Eng.,
France, Italy, Switzerland and Bel-
g-ium; successfully practises ihl,s p.rof.
tn .Monrtreal; camre ifnlbo prominence dn
connection with the settlement of the
" strike" of the employees of the Street
Ry., Montreal, Feb., 1903; a Con.; a
R. C.-56 Prefontaine St., Montreal;
Club Lafontaine, do.
Bunnell, John A" merchant.
A memo of a well-known Can. fam.;
b., e. and m. In Brantford, Ont.; has
been a resdt. of Chicagoslnce 1881; a
170
BUNNEDL-BURCHILL.
partner Hately Bros. there; was for
a long time a dir. ChIcago Bd. of
Trade; subsequently 1st and 2nd V.-P.
do.; elected presdt., 1909.-514f) Cornell
Ave., Chicago, Ill.; Homewood Country
Club, do.
.. His career bas been one ()f continued
and rapid success and proøperity."-oan.
.A.m.
Bunnell, John H" merchant.
Scotch and Eng. parpntage; b.
Sussex. N.B., Sept. 17, 18Fi3: P. thpre
and St. John Commercial CoIl.; m.,
1891, Miss Agnes Mc]ìa.r]an., Glias'g'Ow,
Scot.; went to Man., 1880, and has
remained West; head firm B. & Lin(t-
say, Moose Jaw, fanning Implements.
etc.; mayor Moose Jaw, 1897-8.-
Moose Jaw, Sask.
Buntin, Alexander, manufacturer.
S. late Alex. B., Montreal, propr.
Valleyfield Paper Mills: b. Montreal,
1865; e. Craigmount CoIl., Edinburgh,
Scot., Bishop's CoIl., LennoxvilIe. and
Kingston CoIl. Inst. : subsequently
served
yrs. as a midshipman In mpr-
chant service, retiring therefrom, 1889,
with a 2nd offr.'s cert.; after spend-
Ing a short time on a cattle ranch in
the Wpst went to VaJIpvfipld to learn
paper-making: sl1ccepdpd his father iT]
the finn .of B., Reid & Co., wholøsa:lie
paper manfrs. and printers' supplies.
1893, and becamE' sO]le 'Propr. and
mangr., 1894.-9" St. George St., To-
ronto; Toronto Club, do,
.. A man as strong and unflinching as
the oaken decks, on which he spent the
earlv days of his manhood."-Printer and
Publisher.
Bunting', William Henry, fruit grower.
S. Thos. and Sarah A. (Ward) B.;
Irish and Eng-. descent; b. St. Cathar-
imes., Omt., ,1857; e. Srt. Oaltharlnes Dol!!.
Inst.; m., 1882, Miss Eliza M. Kelly,
WeIland, Ont.: largely engaged in
fruit growing f()r past 25 yrs., anrl
Identified with Its rapid Increase aml
development; supt. Onto Fruit Exhibit.
Pan-Am. Expn., Buffalo, 1901; prpsrlt
St. Catharines CoM Storage & For-
wardi'I1!g Co., 1897-19(}1; chairman and
presdt. Grantham Public Library Bd.,
1891)-1900: mf'm. Roval Comn. San
Josê Scale Enquiry, 1899: nresdt. Ont
Fruit Growers' Assn., 1903; presdt.
merged Niagara Fruit Growers' Assn.,
1908; has written occasional articles
on Onto fruit Industry; lectured before
May Ct. Club, Ottawa, 1908; has un-
bounded faith In the future of Can.
as part of Brit. Empire; a Lib.; a
Meth.-" Carleton Fruit Farm," St.
Catharines, Onto
Buntzen, Johannes, businec;s man.
B. Oope-n'hia
n, Denmark, Dec. 16,
1859: e. tJhlE'l'e (B.A.); m., 1889, Mliss
MaTle Wenodrich, OO'J)'enbag'e11; aban-
dJoniÍnog .law went to FJng., 1878, where
he eJ1gag.ed 'In Jthe shippIng business,
wilth -his boo..
.t LOnidoll' al10d lJiv.erpool ;
moved to() W111md'Pc-g, 1881, whe;re 'he
aoted as offid.al Bca.nodlll'aV1l-al1l lnter-
preltoer for MJan. GOVTt.; rer!:urnllng bo
Denmark, was f.or 7 Yl's. entglag'e(Î In
journtaJrilSlm ; remov.oo: It'D VanlClOuver,
1889. v.ïhoere at first was oaooounroan<t
Ltih the Vancouver Loan, Trust, Sav-
mg>s and Gua'raTIltee 00., and 'became
its manog>r., 1893; since thoen has been
secy. Consol. Ry. Co., mangr. main-
land lines, B. C. Elec. Ry. Co., and genl.
mangr. of same; apptd. mango dir. of
the co., with headquarters in London
Eng., June, 1905; is also a dir., and
was formerly secy., of the Vancouver
Bower Co.-London, Eng.; Vancouver
Club, Vancouver.
"One of Vancouver's most intpIIigent
and broad-minded citizens."-V. World.
Burbidge, Henry Arnold, lawyer.
S. late Hon. .Justice B. and Alice
E. (Maxwell) B.; b. St. John, N.R,
July 1, 1874; e. Ottawa ColI. Inst.
U. C. ColI., and Univ. Toronto (B. 11,:,
189
; LL.B., 1897); m., Se'P't., 1907,
Lucie Hope, y. d. Alex. TUrlller, HJ3Jmï.I-
ton, Onl\:.; OOTrist'E"r, 1897; 'praCItisetd
in Ott:a.w-a as a m'em. finn Perkins,
Fraselr, B. & Gibson; since 1905 ros
beiCTI! a ID'em. (!If 'tJhe firm m Andrews
Andrews B. & Bastedo, Winnipeg;
Ang.- Winnipeg; 1Vinnipeg Golf Club,
do.: Lau1"entian Club, Ottawa.
Burbidge, Herbert E., business man.
B. and e. Eng.; for some yrs. genl.
mangr. Harrod's Stores. Ltd.. London,
Eng.; SiThOO Oct., 1910, has been
Clommr. Hl1d'son's Bay CIO.'S stores in
Oan.-Windsor Hotel, .'IIontreal,o Mt.
Royal Club, do.; Winnipeg, Man.;
lIIanitoba Club, do.
"A thoroul1.'h organizer and a. bard
worker."-S. N.
Burchall, Miss Henrietta Louise,
musician.
D. H. C. B., C.E. (q.v.), and Ellen
Bprtha (Gisborne) B.; b. Sydnpy,
N.S., May 13, 1882: e. St. John's, Nfd.,
and London, Em:-.: graduated Mus.
Bac. (Oxon.), 1908, the first Colonial
lady to be so honoured; was also
awarded the rliploma of Assoc. of the
Royal CoIl. of MusiC'. Lonòon: asst.
music leader, Meth. ColI., St. John's,
Nfd., 1902-6; organist Meth. Ch.,
Sydney, 1906; Meth.-561 Esplanade,
Sydney, N.S.
Burchell, Herbert Charles, civil en-
gineer.
B. Sydney, N.S.; e. there; m. Miss
Ellen Bertha Gisborne; a memo Can.
Soc. C. E., 1887; has contributed to
Its Trans.; is V.-P. and mango dlr.
North Sydney Cf'ment Co.; for some
yrs. employed In Nfd.; apptd. dlr. Pub-
lic Works, Brit. Honduras, 1904; re-
sigYlPd, 1905; dpclinpd appt. as Dlr.
Public Works, J-amalc'a, 1908; fellow
Royal Col. Inst., 1903.-Sydney, C.B.
Burchill, Hon. John Perclval, mer-
chant and legislator.
S. late Gpo. B., foundpr and head
milling firm (}po. B. & Sons; b. Mlra-
miohd, N.B., 1855: e. Ch3.Jtham C'-rram-
ma'r Sch.; m., 1882, EHza, e. Ò. Juòge
W'i,lI
iß/soßl ; .a memo firm Geo. B. &
Sons; has been WarÒlE'l1, Co. Northum-
berl'and, N.B. ; re-el.eCltoE'Ò g. e. 1909-; srut
for Northumberland (Local) for many
yrs., end was speaker of Legls.lature,
1893-1900; a Lib. ; an Ang. ; has served
as a del. to the Prov!. Synod.-South
Nelson. N.B.
BURDETTE-BURGH.
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Burdette, Miss Madeline, vocallst.
Eva Lilian, d. . Reuben Brown,
Gananoque, Ont.; born there; studied
in N. Y. and under prIvate tutors;
has adopted Madeline Burdette as hf'r
professional name as an operatic
soprano; has sung In N. Y. and
throughout the country with great
success since 1895, once before
PresildJe'11lt Roose'Ve.l:t; pooo.s.eæes a V'oiüe
of great range and quality; has made
a special feature of ballad singlng.-
Care W Jame8 St. 8., Hamilton, Onto
"One of the few really competent
ballad singers of America.' '-Mod. Society.
Bureau, Hon. Jacques, lawyer; legis-
lator.
S. late J. N., Q.C., and Sophie (Gin-
gras) B.; b. Three Rivers, P.Q., July
9, 1860: e. Nicolf't Co]Jf'P,"f' and Laval
Unlv. (LL.B., 1882); LL.B., ad eun.
(:M'3.t1J. Und'v.), 1882; lID. July, 1884,
Miss I.dn. BeliVlOOiU: i3Jdvl()oC'3.:te, 1882;
K.C. (P.Q.), 1903: do. (Earl Grey),
1908: bdtonnier. Three Rivers bar,
1907; early In his career went West,
and beñ.n:g 03.11100 ItJO ItJhoe Ma,n. baT,
practised his profession at Winni-
peg until 1890, when he removed to
Duluth, where he was called to the
Wisconsin bar, and practlsf'd thf'rf'
untJtl hri.s J'løturn to Thl'ee RIV'eTs, Jan.,
1907; has since been In active practice
as an advocate in that city; a Lib.,
and has sat for Three Rivers and St.
MaurIce (H. C.), in that Interest sincp
g. e. 1900; apptd. Soldcllbor-Genll. I()f
Oan., Feb. 14. 1907; R. C.-RocMale
Apt8.,
'2f) Cooper St., Ottawa: Three
River8, P.Q.: Ontario Club, Toronto;
Laurentian Club, Ottawa; Club Cana-
dien, Club St. Denis, Montreal.
"An irrepressible wit."-M. Standard.
Burger, Bemy, consular service.
Engaged in mercantile life in To-
ronto; apptd. Swiss Consul, Onto an:'!
MJan., 1906; e.loeoted oon. presà!t. To-
rorutJo SwÏlSs Soc., 1911.-9Z Yonge St.,
Toronto.
Burgess, Bev, Edwin Harcus (Presb.)
S. Geo. H. and Marjory (Leith) B..
natives Orkneys, Scot.; b. Little Har-
bour! Pictou, N.S., Aug. 11, 1858;
studied for ministry, Auburn, N.Y.;
o. 1889; preached for 3 yrs. Western
N. Y., when returned to Can., and
accepted charge at Stellarton. N.S.;
author of a pungent, practical and
striking volume, entitled "At the
Place which Is called Calvary" (N Y
1890), of a vigorous and able add
es
on "Loyalty" (do., 1892), and of a
patriotic and timely brochure, "For
Canada and the Old Flag," all 3 of
which have been commended by the
press; has also written much for re-
ligious and secular press, chiefly on
religious matters, frequently combat-
Ing loose theol. opinions found In
certain quarters: has also written
frequently and strongly In favour of
the observance of the Sabbath, and of
abstinence from strong drink; his ser-
mons are occasionally published In the
newspaper press; several poems from
his pen have appeared In N. Y. Ob-
8erver l .Ram'8 Horn, Pre8b, Witness,
and Toronto Globe; on the death of
his mother, 1904, to whom he -""was
passionately attached, decidf'd to re-
move to B. C.; Ind. in politics, and
a strong belif'
er in the Impprlal
policy propounded by Mr. Chamber-
lain.-Kildonan, !Ian.
"A writer, minister, and patriot; a man
of faith and el()que'Ilce."-Faith Fenton.
Burgess, La.urie Lome, educationist.
S. Wm. J. and Mary J. (Clhute) B.;
.b. Kdnsmran's Oorn'ers. N.S., Oct. 21,
1882; e. Wl()I()cl,,'ti}.l1e Seh., Kinlg's 00.
Acad. (>OOfT1:.) , DalhouEie UnlÍv. (B.SIc.,
with honours, 1905. an.a HarVlaTd Unrlv.
(A.M.. 1906; ,Ph.D., 1909): oprlnocipral,
Wioodlvú,ue SC'h., N.S., 1901-2: asiSlt. .In
chern. Harvard Univ., 1906-8; -l'11str.
in do., Uruiv. 'Of Me., 1909; since July,
1909', has been asS!t. in chern., UnlÍv.
of HI. ; a memo Am. Che'ITlica:1 Soc. amod
of if.he Am. Assn. f.or the AdV13.troe. 'Of
Sci'enoe: a Presb.-Champaign, Ill.;
Harvard Canadian Club.
Burgess, Balph X" capitalist.
Forrnf'rly of the firm Wm. Ramsay
& Co., wholesale tea, wine and spirit
merchants, Toronto; was V.-P. of the
defunct Onto Bank: resigned, 1892; a
dir. Imp. Loan & Invest. Co., and of
the Can. Permt. Mortgage Corpn.-
St. George Mansions, Harbord St., To-
ronto; Toronto Club ; National Club,
do.
Burgess, Thomas Joseph Workman,
physician; alienist.
Y. s. Thos. and .Jane (Rf'gg) B.,
natives Carlisle, Cumberland, Eng.:
b. Toronto, Mch. 11, 1849; e. U. C.
ColI. (scholar. and numerous prizes) ;
M.B. (1st Univ. silver med. and Starr
gold med.), Toronto Unlv., 1870:
m., 1875, Jf'ssie, 2nd ð. lla'te lJt.-Ool.
Alex. Macpher!SO'11
Whit,by, Onrt.; clin,i-
æJ aoott., ToJ'lonlto Lunl3.1Nc Asy1lum,
1870-3; surg. H.M.'s B.N.A. Bound-
ary Comn., 1872 (recd. thanks H.M.'s
Govt. for his efficiency); asst. phys.
London Insana Asyl., 1875 ; asst.
supdt. Hamilton do., do., 1887; med.
supdt. Proto Hosp. for Insane, Mont-
reat, 1890 (whirh he still retains):
F.R.RC., 1885: fellow Am. Apsn. Ad-
vancement of Sclf>nce, 1886; teet. men-
tal diseases, McGill Unlv., 1893; hon.
secy. Dom. of Can. Pan-Am. Med. Con-
gress, Mexico, 1896; prof. mental
diseases, MeGill Univ.. .189'1: presòt.
Am. Mf'd. Psych. As!".,.. 1904-5 (3rcl
Canadian to hold the office) ; author of
.. Historical Sketch of Can. Institu-
tions for the Insane," .. How to StudY
Botany," .. Art In the Sick Room,"
.. A Botanical Holiòay in Nova
Scotia," .. Notes on the Flora of the
49th Paranel," .. TihJe Lake Erie Shot1'e
as a BQIÍJ311IÍ'S'Ïng- Gf\ound." .. The Ins,ane
In Camaða," ertc.; a UnlÍlt.-Prot. Hos-
pital for Insane, Verdun, Montreal;
Pen and Pencil Club: University Club,
do.; Autho1"s' Club, London, Eng.
.. One of thp ahlpst alienists in Can."-
St. John Telegraph.
Burgh, Mrs. Mabel (n
e Ireland), late
nursing profession.
B. and e. Toronto; a graduate West-
ern Hosp., Toronto; apptd. head nurse
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BURKE.
female wards, Manhattan Hosp., N. Y.,
1
102; asst. supdt. Dr. Bull's Sanitar-
Ium, do., 1907; m., June, 1908, Chas.
Burgh, presdt. Commercial Coal Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.-Philadelphia, Pa,
Burgin, George Brown, novelist;
cri tic and j ournali-st.
S. late Joseph B.; b. CroYdon, Jan.
15, 1856; e. Totterldge Park Pub.
Sch.; m., 1893, Miss Georgina Bening-
ton; emigrating to Can., 1876, hp
ß'e\btled ,for a ,short 'vLrne rut L'Orlgntal,
Ottawa River, where he contributed
to the local papers and also sent
sketches to the Can. Illd. News, Mont-
real; returning to Eng., became private
secy. to Baker Pasha, and later
accompanied him to Asia Minor as
secy. Reform Comn., Armenia; author
of a number of novels, many of which
have relation to Can., which he fre-
quently visits; one of the latest of
these novels, " The Shutters of
Silence," the scene of which is laid
fut aka, Iha<s ,been Wlidelly read dn this
country: is sub-ed. of the Idler, the
Bookseller, and To-Day; II considers
himself a Canadian, both by adop-
tion and Inclination": a member of
Soc. of FìrieMs.-Z Holly Terrace, West
Hil" Highgate, London, N.,o Yorick,
New Vagabonds', White friars', and
Authors' Clubs, do.
" A master of the art of teIling a story."
-Canada.
Burgoyne, William Bartlett, journal-
ist.
S. Hy. and Martha B.; b. St. Cath-
arines, ant., Aug. 2, 18fi5; e. there;
m., June, 1880, Miss Mary Lavina
Darker; has been In printing business
since 1868; founded the Evening Star,
St Catharlnes, 1886, continuing its
publication for 3 yrs.; purchased the
Standard, same city, 1892, and has
since owned and conducted it; an ald.
for several VI'S.; mayor, 1903; also a
councillor Bd. of Trade, presdt. Hor-
lieu!. Soc., and presdt. Old Boys'
AJssn.; 'elecrt:ro presdtt. Bod. of Trade,
1911. prominently idenltifioo wHih
temp: cause; elected G. W. Patriarch,
Sons of Temp., ant., 1898; M. W. A.,
Nat. Div. Sons of Temp., N. Am.,
1902, and M. W. Patriarch do., 1904;
visited officially, the Nat. Div. of Gt.
Brit., 'Hull, Eng., 1906; elected first
prpsdt. Master Printprs' Gui1d, Ont.,
1905, and presdt. Can. Press A
sn.,
1908; a Con.; a Meth.-St. Cat harmes,
Onto
Burk, Daniel Francis, business man.
S. Wm. K. and Clara C. (Coryell)
B., Bowmanville, ant.; b. tI1Pre: P.
'I(}cal schs.; m., 1873, An'llaboeOÞlIe Ida, d.
J1as. H. Ge I'd e, WhoU'by, anI\:. ; ,tiOT some
yrs.
n SleI'V1ioe defunct Orut. 'Bank;
mangr. dlO'., ,Bart Amthur, 1875-84;
resigned', :t'Û .beooone fimaTllCial mangr.
fur 'his bro., Il\ftaTWln B., ry. con-
tTaOtJor; V.-P. and dk. Port Arthur,
Dulll]lth
l.'lld West'ern Ry. Co., up
to Its oompletilO'n, 1893, when 'he be-
caIDJe V.-P. am g>enl. .mangr. ,the.reoO'f;
'booame pres(H. and dir. Orut. & RaJlnLY
.Riiv-er Ry. Co., 1898 (rww a ,portion
of Can. Northern Ry, system); was
later a dlr. Port Arthur Light & Power
Co., presdt. W. Algoma Agrlcul. Soc.,
presdt. St. Joe Ry. Co., and spcy. and
mangr. Lake Superior Dock Co.; has
done important work as gf'nl. mangr.
New ant. ColonlzRtlon Assn.: ownS
Port Arthur Hernld, which hp for-
merlv conductpd: a Lib., and has
twk
unstlccps!"fu1ty contestf'ð <\ 19oma
n-r. C.) in o1:Ihat liTIlte1"leslÌ; a PI'e.sb.-
Port Arthur. Onto
Burk. Frederic LiPtet". f'llucationlst.
S. ErRshls nnð Mathi1i!a (Turnpr)
B.; b. Blf'nhplm. ant., Rpnt. 1, 1862;
e. UnJv. Ca1. (B. L., 1 S8
), Lf'lanr1
Rtanforrl .Jr. Univ. (I\M.. 1892). Rnd
C1iR'rk Pn'iv. (Piñ.D., ] Rq8); m.. Sept.,
1 S'ì8. i'\.fi,!"'''' O'1'ro,'ißle Frf"ar. '"8ion ' ol;u 1'1.1 ,
H.T.: in jO'll'rTIia
iÏ1"IJ11.
'l", Fl'anf'isc.o.
15;83-9: ,teråf'hpr 'in puh
,i(' 'anler Pl"Ih"H.t-e
f'.f'hs., (';a1., 1 RR9-Q1 : 'SU.nM. s-f"hs. SanlÌoa
R>o
, Ca'l., 18q2-6: SHiJ1Jt'a Bqrbara, (110.,
18q8-9: P1"le.sJdI\:. S'batlf' Norma'! RoC''h.. Ran
F'rnTIte:i
I("o.
'Ínl('e 1899: 'P1'E'S,rJJt. Oa'I'.
at!e Tehr!'l.' A!"<:n.. 18qQ: {'hqkman
OHI. Oounl:,dl of Ed'll('.. 1Q02-4: authioT
nf "A R11lf'l v 'Olf the Ki ll,(j'E'rgo. r'be-n Pro b-
lem" (189in. an'dJ IOf Vlar!'ous oO'I1'trilbu-
HonlS t10 m':'\fg'. ,!Ii'terat'llre.-Kentfield, Co.
Marin, ("al.
Burke. Very Rev, Alfred Edward
(R. C.).
Third s. ('ant. Jas. B. anll Mary
(Moar) B.; fa-ther's family from Tip-
perary, Irel., mother's from Orkney
Islands, Scot.; b. Gf'orgetown, P.E.I.,
Sept. 8, 1862: e. Gf'orgetown High
Rch., St. Dunstan's CoIl.. Charlotte-
town anrl Laval Unlv., Quphpc (B.D.,
1884: D.D., 1908) : recd. degree doctor
of forestry from Biltmore Unlv.. N.C.,
1906: O. 1885; sPcy. Bp. McIntyre,
Charlnttptnwn. 1RR!)-8R: first parish
prlf'st. Alberton, do.; a grand trustee
C.M.B.A.: a dlr. Mar. Stock Breeders'
Assn., do., Bd. of Trade and Winter
Fall' Bd.; V.-P. Am. Pomol. Assn. and
Can. Forestry Assn. (P. E. I.); and
presdt. Mar. Bee Keepers' Assn., do.
Stock Breeders' Assn., do. Poultry
Assn., do. Seed Assn., Prov!. Fruit
Growers' kssn., and Dom.. AlHaruce
(P. E. 1.); we'll!\; obo P.adtlc Ooasot.
as ProvÞ. del. OoflJ inrvi,baHoIlJ of C. P.
Ry., 189,2, I3.nl(]' hras I
inee been rtWlice
00 .the N. W. T., .and, 'lwJ.ce rbo N. S.,
under ,sam'e aUS'P'Ï'Ces; 1brmulat'eod
oOlllondzarUoOi 'PiOHcy which WGiS high'ly
regmxl'e<d! .by GoVTt. and ry.; Jt'hrew
lhiÏmse];f' lhJeoarti'l.y linlbo ø,gricul. and
other m()vemen1ts it1J behal'f of ,P. E. I.,
aoo has I'eplea,t!oo.ly been to Obt'alWa
to secure a'Cltti.em I'Qiok'ing 'Ì() o1::he oon-
st,rucl\:llO'll' ()f a l\:unll1le.l b
twE"e'Il P E. I.
and t!he mainland; 3.wt'<1. pl'esdot. Oruth.
Ch. Exrtelllsiün .Sloe. 'Of Can., 1908; I'e-
app>td. Ò!o., 1910; ds also ed. Cath.
Registpr.. hoas leoturoo on II The Irlsb-
man's p
ace within the Empire:' and on
abher subjoects.-.510 Sherbourne St., To-
ronto.
"A patriotic citizen, 'Who has done
much bo furth
r the religious and material
growth of Can<ada."-Dom. Presb.
"A wr.it.ell' of great :power, elegance- and
facility; a prea.che.r .and public s.pet3ker.
who kIOOWS bow to. int.e.rest, ca.ptiovate and
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BURKE-BURLAND.
convince aU kinds of .audie'Ilceß, a. Cana-.
di.an wlw.se e.nthusiasm and pa.triotism are
u ndQubte d" there is no limit tOi his
fu>ture usclulness both ,a.s a. cle'rgyman: &nd
a priv.a.te cit.iren."-The late llon. G. lV.
Howland.
:Burke, David, insurance manager.
Y. s. late Edward and Mary
(Acorm) B" both natives of P. E. I.;
b. Charlottetown, 1850; e. there; m.,
1875, Rose, y. d. late Thos. Maclear,
publisher, Toronto; in life ins. busI-
ness since 1869; genl. mangr. N.
.
Life Ins. Co. for Can., 1883-97; sInce
1897 genl. man gr. and dir. Royal Vic-
toria Life Ins. Co., Can.; elected an
asSO. Inst. Actuaries, 1882; a felloW
Royal Stat. Soc., Gt. Brit., 1897;
V.-P., Economic and Stat. Soc., Mont-
real, 1904; presdt. Can. Life Ins.
Offrs.' Assn., 1906-7; author paper on
.. Insurance as a Nat. Economy to
(1908) ; an Imperial protectionist; an
Ang.-Kent Apartments, 117 University
St., Montreal; St. James's Club, do.
.. Recognized as a most capable insur.
ance administrator."-M. Witness.
Burke, Edmund, architect.
E. s. \Vm. and Sarah (Langley)
B.; Irish parentage; b. Toronto,
1850; e. U. C. OoH.; iffi'. MinlJ1li'e .J., ,d,
kute .J. L. Black, M.P.P., Sackvi\lle,
N.B.; .studi,ed iior profession wiot:'h
Gundry & ùan'gl'eY, 'DorQlflltlo; a part-
ner l{)If ,MT. Langloey, 1872-92, lrute<r
assuming business of ,ll3Jbe W. G.
S!borm, R.C.A.; n\OW hOOJd: of fiTm B.
& Horw()IÜ'(L; {,or so-m'e yrs. a oounc'ÏMor
Onto Assn. ()f Archiiteüts, bocl()lffiling
Pl'oodot.. ()f ,Vh3Jt body, 1894, Iftllld again,
1905-6-7; V.-P. Rioyal Imslt. Dan. Arc'hiÏ-
OOCItS, 1910; oa memo TOl'on'tJO Toch.
Sch. Bd.; a memo Bd. of Assessors;
apptd. by Dom. Govt. to select a
desIgn for new Departmental Bdgs.,
Ottawa, 1906; designed plans for
McMaster Univ., the Simpson De-
partmentai
tore, Parkdale M.eth. Ch.,
Walmer Rd. Bapt. Ch., Sherbourne
St. Meth. Ch., TrInity Meth. Ch., Castle
Memorial Chapel, Castle Frank (a
private residence), and numerous other
edifices in Toronto; as presdt. Onto
Architects' Assn. submitted a plan tor
the æsthetIc an.d structural improve-
mE:nt of the streets, parks. and lake
front of Toronto, which was approved
by the citizens at a pubUc meeting;
author numerous articles in Can. Archi-
tect and other journals; a Lib.; be.,.
lieves In N. P. for Can., Imperial unity,
ownership of public franchIses and
compulsory arbitration of all labour
questions affecting gent pubUc; a
Ba.opt. - 2
South DTive, Toronto;
National Club; Canadian Club.
Burke, Edmund Arbuckle, vocalist.
S. David (q.v.) and Rose (Maclear)
B.; b. Toronto; e. BIshop's ColI. Sell.,
Lennoxville, P.Q.; graduated B.C,L..
:McGHil Un'Ïv., 1900; oadV'Oo3Jte, d'D.; a
bass-noble; studied for profession in
Can., at Royal CoIL MusIc, London,
and at the Conserv. of Music, Paris,
under Duvernoy, L'Heric, Fournets
and Varney; made his début as lead-
Ing basso at the Grand Opera Theatre
MunJioipa;l (FroaI1lÇ-aIse ) , MioDJtpellder,
France, I3JS a mem, 'Of :the MIonrtpellier
Opera Co., Dec. 3, 1
05, and rema1ned
wi!bh ,bhl3Jt oI'glal1JÏzaJtÏOIl> till 'the close of
the season, eliciting the highest tri-
butes to his ability and science; was
leading basso in grand opera at the
Theatre Municipal, AlgIers, Algeria,
season 19U6-7; and held the same
posiuon at the Royal Opera House
(Française), at The Hague, Holland,
Soe3JSon 1907-08; subsequently IÌ.IOUred
Germany, and made his debut In grand
opera a.t Covent Garden, London, with
great success; in 1\:11U was ch()sen by
Madame Melba for her big Eng. con-
cert tour in 1\:111; unm.-Care Can.
Commissioner's Of1ìce, B Rue de Rome,
Pans, l<'rance. .
.. P,osoo&Se6 III deLicious vo
ce." - La
Soiree Theatrcùe.
.. Jf.M! .a. V()úce ()iÍ grea.t richness and
p<Jwer; .is Qbviou.s.ly a. &in'goer of I\i.he
h
ghest <1ios.ti.nction."-Musical News.
Burke, James T" Onto public service.
Irish origin; formerly of Stratford,
Ont., where- he was at one time em-
ployed in the workshops of the G. T.
RJy.; WØJS a l'eg,jsll8.,Uive represen,tJabive
of the Intern. Brotherhoods, compris-
ing the Locomotive Firemen, the Order
of Ry. Telégraphers, and the Brother-
hood of Ry. Trainmen; apptd. inspr.
of factories, Ont., .June, 1\:101; elected
presdt. Assn. Intern. Factory Insprs.,
1908.-16 Sussex Ave., Toronto.
Burkholder, Miss Mabel Grace, author.
Third of a family of 4 girls; great-
grandf., .Jacob B., a German settler In
Penn., came to Can., 1794, being
offered 200 acres in Barton, Ont., free
of charge; b. Mt. Hamilton, Ont.,
1881; e. Hamilton ColI. lnst.; recd.
teacher's 1st class cert.; taught sch.
for 2 yrs.; author short stories,
articles and poems in all the leading
Can. publications; also in some Am.
mags.; Meth.-Hamilton, Onto
Burkholder, Miss Nettie, educationist.
Parents were descendants of U. E.
L., who, after the War of Am. Inde-
pendence, took up land at the top of
the mountain, Hamilton, Ont., where
they formed the Burkholder settle-
ment; b. there; e. at Burkholder Sch.,
Hamilton CoIl. Inst., at Hamilton
Ladies' CoIl. (where she graduated
brilliantly under late Dr. Burns), and
at Victoria Univ. (B.A., 1891) ; joined
staff Onto Ladies' ColI, WhitbY, as
teacher of science and Eng. literature,
1891, and has remained connected with
that institution ever since, being
apptd. to the principalship, 1901; took
a post-graduate course In Eng. lit. at
Chicago Univ., 1895; although a busy
woman finds time to keep up with
current thought, and with pen and
voice aids every good work.-ontario
Ladies' College, 'Whitby, Onto
.. A lady of broad culture and pleasing
addrelSs."-Dr. J. G. Hodgins (q.v.).
Burland, Lt,-Col, Jeffrey Hale, manu-
facturer.
S. late Geo. and Clarissa (Coch-
rane) B., Mon.torerul; b. .there, Moh. 19,
1861; e. Montreal Acad. and McGill
174
B'(JRLEY-BURN,
U11!iv., .B.A.s.c. (wHh honours in nrut.
science, 1882); was for 8 Y'rs. a re-
preSIEmtativ.e fellow 'Of thiWl Ut1Jiv.;
m., JUt1Je, 1896, Isaool !May, d. Hy.
Megarry, Lurg1an, Irel.; f'or some
time was assoed. wUh his .fa lIhør
in business; since his death has been
presdt. and genl. mangr. of the Brit.
Am. Bank Note Co.; is also presdt. of
the Consolidated Lithographing and
Mofg. 00., prurden'tial Trust C'O., an'd
Dam. Trust 00.; V.-,P. Montreal Oiti-
zens' A-ssn.; chairmat1J -the IDast'E!<rn
Can. Mianofr.s. M'l.l'tuaL Fire Ins. Go.; ddr.
the Cent. Dan. l\1JanlfI
. :Mutuæl Fir'e
Ins. C'O. ; oddr. of 'Ìhe à\1t. Roy.wl SpinTliing
00.; e1oot'oo presdot. Mon'Ìrea,1 Bd. of
Tll'aòe, 1911; iPalst chail'Inan of L\i'on't-
\-eal EXltVle. Oomte. 'Of ,the Gan. lVlanrrs,
Assn.; nOlted for his warm in.teres:t in
and devotion to all manner of charit-
able and philanthropic work; is a life
gov. Montreal Genl. Hosp., Proto Hosp.
for the Insane, Western Hosp., Co.
Carleton Poot. Hosp. ; 1st V.-P.
PI'O,L Hou.s'e 'Of Indus. .arud Refuge;
tred.s. Alexandra Hasp. !for Infectious
Diseas'es; mem. 'Of the Adv,isory Oomte.
of the ,Morutreal F,ounod:liTlig Hoop., Proto
Indus. Rooms, Yaung "\VO'Irltell'S Chr.is.
Assn., Proto Inf'arutJs' Home, -the Mont-
real Oharity Org1aniz.atJion and 'l'ulYer-
cuI. League; apptJd. a memo of the
Royl3.!l Tuberc-ul. Oomn., 1909, and was
el-oc,teod sam'e year V.-P. of the 'M-on.tJ'ea.1
Tubercul. Assn.; founded the Royal
Edward Tubercul. lnst., Montreal, at
a cost of $50,000, which was opened
by the l'atJe King, by Royal .t'Üuch, Oct.,
1909 ; V.-P. the Montreal Tech. Inst. ; a
fellow of the Chemical Soc. and Soc.
of Chemical Industry, London, Eng.. of
the Royal Geog. Soc. and Br:i'Ì. Assn.
for Advanc. of Science; is a memo of
the Decimal Assn., London, Eng.; has
published a chart of the metric system,
and is much interested in the move-
ment for the adoption of the metric
system of weights and measures in
Gan.; a del. to the C'Ongress of Cham-
bers of Commereoe 'Of .tohe Empire,
Sydney, N.S.W., 1909; rated by the
Mionltr,ea,l Stm. alE a mlilUona.ire, 1911;
hlolds a 1st -clas.s R.S.I. cart. and
succeeded to the command of the 6 th
Fusiliers, Montreal, Dec. 16, 1892;
was awarded the Col. Offrs.' decora-
tion for 20 yrs.' service, 1902; held
the presidency of the Montreal Amal-
gamated Rifle Assn., 1895, of the
Montreal Mil. Inst., 1897, and is a
memo of the Small Arms Comte. of the
Dom. of Can.; is chairman 'Of Council
of the Dom. Rifle Assn., and a memo
of the Council of the Province of
Quebec Rifle Assn.; was gazetted. !'1 on .
It.-coL 1st Prince of Wales Fuslh
rs,
of which His late Majesty King
Edward VII. was hon. coL, 1905; gave
$10000 towards erecting a new armory
for' his regt., 1909; was one of the
originators of the movem
nt for se!lù-
ing a Can. balltn. 1:10 Eng. I1n conneotl
with the celebration of the Queen s
Diamond Jubilee, 1897, and was one
of the offrs. selected by the Govt. to
proceed to Eng. on that occasion; was
commandant of Can. rifle team at
Bisley when it won the Mackinnon
ChaÞlenlg1e Cup, 190.2; 'þI'esenJted to .1:Jhe
Prince and Princess of Wales (the
present King and Queen), St. James's
Palace, July 10, 1902; present by
invitation at the Coronation of their
Maj.esties (King Ed'W.a:oo -and Queen
kl'exlarudra) wt Westmiruster A'bbey,
Aug. 9, 1902; wH-endJe.d K!i.nJg Edward'iS
funlC.ral, Lon'IÌ'OTh, IDrug., May, 1910:
pre..soe.rut, by dnV'ita'tion, at unveUing of
Q.ueen Victoria Memol'ial, Lollldon, May,
1911; pre-sent .at 'l'he ooronrat,ion IOf
King GelOrge and Queen 'M'clJry, June,
1 !J 11; a PI'!ot, -and sotanJd-s high -in .VhlC
:Mia;sondcbrotbenho()l()d.-3f2 Sherb1'ooke
St. W., Montreal; (country residence)
,< Irilmm.th," Little Metis, P.Q.; Clubs:
lilt. Royal, St. James, Untversity, Mont-
,.eal Hunt, Royal Mont1'eal Golf, Rac-
quet, Royal St. Lawrence Yacht./. Mont-
1'eal; Rideau, Ottawa Golf, uttawa;
'J'm'onto, Y01'k, 'J'oronto; Royal Socie-
ties Club, London, Eng.; Quebec Ga1'-
1'ison Club.
Burley, Charles Samuel Birch, busi-
ness man.
S. Chas. B.; b. Buffalo, N.Y., 1865;
e. Coli. Inst., Collingwood, Ont.; m.,
1889, Miss Lillian Ella Giles, Portage
la Prairie, Man.; engd. in mercantile
life; served on Sch., Parks, and Hosp.
Bds.; a dir. Brandon CoIl.; connected
with local musical assns. for 24 yrs.;
choir leader for over 20 yrs.; presdt.
Porbage JJa P,r3Jll'ie Publicity Club, 1908 ;
d'o. Can. Club '<10.. 1907-8; V.-P. Lost
Mountain Valley Land Co., Winnipeg,
1906-8; a Bapt.-Duf{erin Ave., Port-
age la Prairie, Man.
Burn, George, banker. .
S. Rev. David B.; b. Thurso, Scot.,
ApI. 10, 1847; e. Scot.; 'Obtained first
experience In his profession in Royal
Bank of Scotland; coming to Can.,
joined staff Royal Can. Bank, Toronto,
Aug., 1866, and, later, was accountant
Exchange Bank, Montreal; apptò. genl.
mangr. Bank of Ottawa, where he has
remained, Jan., 1880; m., June, 1872,
Kate Fraser, d. late Matthew Drum-
mond Toronto; a memo Central Comte.
Can. 'Patriotic Fund; a dir. local
branch Toor.on'tJo GerllI. Trusts Oorpn.;
V.-P. Can. Bankers' Assn., do. Ottawa
Clearing House, do: Ottawa brancR
American Surety Co., N. Y., do. St.
Andrew's Soc., Ottawa, and presdt.
Dist. Bankers' Assn., Ottawa; one of
the promoters Keewatin Flour Mills
Co.. and for some yrs. V.-P. of same;
a Royal Commissioner t'O investigate
. certain methods existing in Can. Civil
Serv.ice in connteOUoIl1 W1Ï'l'h the Martin-
eau .frauds; a man> of musical arud
dramaoUc tastoes; has been ,presdit. Ot-
loa wa Schubert Ol-ub, and 13. memo of the
IDai'll Grey Theatr'ica,Þ Compe1.H'ion
C'Ümte. . has ,been 'PromineI1Jt'I'y .Identified
wi,th v
ri().us pMLanothoropic iI1Jsti l tutlons,
including :bh'e Lady Stanley Inst.., thoe
Perley House for Incurables, the Cen-
tral Council of the St. John Ambulance
Assn., tihe Viotorian Ord'er of Nurses,
aThd 'tohe Oan. Ass'lb. for 'the Pre-
vention of Tubercul.-f55 Metcalfe St.,
Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ottawa Golf
Club; Ottawa Country Club, do,
"A man ()f the utmost W10rlh and the
highe.st prob.ity."-The late George HaJJ.
BURNETT-BURNS.
175
Burnett, Bev, Christopher (Bapt.).
B. Co. Ken t, Eng.; e. Harley ColI.,
London; has held charges in New
York, St. .John, N.B., Winnipeg, and
Victoria, B.C.; s'ince Aug., 1910, has
been pastor, Parliament St. Bapt. Ch.,
Toronto.-Toronto
Onto
Burnett, George Jennings, organist
and composer.
B. Eng.; long resident in B. C.; suc-
cessively organist St. Andrew's Ch.
and St. .John's Ch., Victoria; author
of several pieces of ch. music published
In Eng., which have been well received
by the musica.l press, particularly a
setting to .. Abide with Me " and
II Nearer. my God, to Thee" ; won prize
of Organist and Choirmaster, Bng.,
1907, for best musical setting to the
words. .. The Voice that Breathed o'er
Eden."-Victoria. B.C.
Burnett, Philip, physIcIan.
B. Montreal, 1878; e. Clifton ColI.,
Eng., and McGill Univ. (M.D., 1900) ;
unm. ; M.R.C.S. ; L.R.C.P. ; spent
several yrs in further study In Ger-
many, A'lIlstri.a and Eng.; sUC'C'etssfuMy
pracotis-es bis þrof. .in Mo.ntreal.-756
Shm'b7'ooke St., .1Iontreal; Montreal
Hunt Club,. University Club, do.
Burnham., George Herbert, physician.
E. s. late Dr. Geo. B., Peterboro._
ant., and Adeline H.. d. late .John
'palding, Grafton, ant.; both U. E. L.
doesceß!t; b. PetJerboro, -1852; e. Trin
Univ. ()'I.B.. 1875) and: Toronto Un-iv.
M.D., ad eun., 1889); m. FNilllces
Sa,rah, d. 18Jtoe Hon. Sidnoey Smith, Q.C.,
Cobourg, Oßlt.; studdetd for prof. <in To-
1"00100. Londo.n, Utr'e<."ht. Vienma, Berlin
and Panis ; was hous'e surg. RoyaJ
Moorfields Eye Hosp. 4 yrs.; M.R.C.S.
(Lond.), 1876; F.R.C.S. (Edin.), 1882;
is prof. ophthal. Toronto. Univ., and
surg. Toronto Genl. and other Hosps. ;
author .. The Combined Treatment In
Diseases of the Eye" (Lond., 1907),
pronounced a work of .. thoroughness
and originality," and of various papers
in Brit. Ophthalmologist; a Con.; an
Ang. .and a del. 1;0 the SYll'od:.-140
Bedford Rd., Toronto; Toronto Club,
do.
Burnham, John Hampden, lawyer;
author.
Y. s. late Dr. Geo. B., Peterboro',
ant., and Adeline H., d. late .John
Spalding, Grafton. ant.; U. E. L. de-
scent on both sides.; b. Peterboro',
Oct. 14, 1860; e. Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1883; M.A., 1886); barrister, 1886:
practises his profession at Peterboro';
besides a series of papers in 'l'he
Week, 1895, on .. The Socialism of
To-day," has pUbUshed 3 vols.: .. Cana-
dians in the Imperial Service" (To-
ronto, 1891). .. .Jack Ralston, or the
Outbreak of the Nauscopees" (Edin-
burgh, 1900), and .. Marcelle: An
Historical N ow'l " (Toron to, 190;));
sometime ed. Peterboro' Review; a
Con.; unsuccessfully contested W.
Peterboro' (H. C.), in that Interest.
g. e. 1908; took sides with the Boers
during .the Irate war; an Ang.-Pete1"
boro, Onto
Burns, Major George Eedson, Can,
mil. service.
U. E. L. descent; b. St. Thomas,
ant., Oct. 6, 1863; e. ColI. Inst., St.
Thomas; j!{}inoo C. P. Ry.. 1889; occu-
pied various positions; now claims'
agent; a .J.P., Montreal; entd. mil.
service, 1880; apptd. D.I.O., Dist. 6,
Corps of Guides, Feb., 1907; a Prot.;
a Con,--5BO Dorchester St. "lV., Mont-
real; Can. lHil. Inst.
Montreal and 7'0-
ronto.
Burns, Kenneth J" Can. ry. service.
S. Wm. B., principal Normal Sch.,
Vancouver, B.C.; is genl. agent Gt.
Northern Ry. at Vancouver; an Ang.;
m., Feb., 1907, Gwendolyn, e. d. .J. G.
Crawford.-Va1tcouver, B.C.
Burns, Patrick, merchant and rancher.
S. Michael and Bridget (Gibson)
B.; both Irish; b. nr. Kirkfield, ant.,
.July 113, 1857; e. .there; m., '1901, Milss
Eileen Elles, New \Vestminster. H.C.;
went West, 1879, first to Man. and
then to the Territories, and has since
been extensively engaged as a rancher,
with headquarters, since 1890, at Cal-
gary; Owns in all 12 ranches; is also
engaged in the retail meat business,
with shops at 27 different cities, towns
and settlements situated in the Terri-
tories, B. C. and the Yukon; a dir.
Monarch Life Assur. Co., and provl.
V.-P. Gan. Manfrs. Assn., V.-P. B. C.
Bd. Can. PaC'Ífic Exploffi'ti<>n 00.;
rated as a millionaire; a R. C.; a
Lib. ; has declined nomination to a seat
in ParJ1.. on more ,than one QlC!Casioll-;
now spQken of in connection with the
Senate.-Calgary, Alta.; Ranchman'a
Club, do.
.. The Armour, and sometimes called the
Cattle King of the British North-West."-
N. Y. Herald.
Burns, Bobert, champion dancer.
B. London, ant., 1875; in early
youth acquired the art of dancing, and
before reaching the age of 12, had won
no less than 19 medals, as such, and
become champion of the world; the
competition for the championship took
place at Glasgow, Scot., 11 others en-
tering with him for the prize; danced
before the late Queen Victoria and the
Royal Family, at Osborne, Aug. 11,
1886, and in commemoration of this
honour was requested by Her Majesty
to sit for his portrait, for her private
collection; removed to Los Angeles,
with his mother, in the latter eighties.
-LOB Angeles, Cal. -
Burns, Bev, Robert Newton (Meth.).
S. Rev. "\Vm. B.; b. Sherbrooke,
ant.; e. Victoria Univ. (B.A., 1879;
D.D., 1906); m., Nov., 1879, Mary .T.,
e. d. late .Jas. Crossen, Cobourg, ant.;
o. 1879, and has filled many important
pastorates; was for 3 terms in To-
ronto, and was secy. and presdt. of
Conf. there; has taken a great In-
terest in social questions and all moral
reforms, and was the first to organize
the Epworth League in Can.; has been
a frequent contributor to mag. litera-
ture ; published a book on the .. Second
Coming of Christ..; fond of all manly
sports, especially golf and curIin
;
176
BURNS-BURPEE.
has been successively V.-P. and presdt.
Onto Curling Assn; Is a senator VIc-
toria Univ.; pOlitically Ind., with Con.
preferences.-Brampton, Onto
I. A worthy man.' '-T. World.
Burns, Stephen Wellesley, lawyer.
:::ì. late David B., 'l'oronto; b. there,
July 1, 1866 e. U. C. ColI. and
l'o-
ronto Univ.; m., Aug., 1899, Adelaide,
d. late Wm. Barry, Toronto; barrister,
188
; has practised throughout in To-
ronto; for many yrs. a memo Toronto
Sch. Bd., and subsequently chairman
of that body; an ald., Toronto; for-
merly V.-P. Con. Assn., Toronto.-9
St. Patrick St., Toronto; Albany Club,
do.
Burns, Thomas, horse jockey.
S. John and Mary B., Chatham,
Ont.; b. Can.; first came into promi-
nence as a rider for Scharr, a Mem-
phis brewer; later, was jockey for late
W. C. Whitney; rose to be head of
his calling; went to J!:urope, and In
1
07 was engd. to ride the horses of
't!hoe Emperor of Germany.-Chatham,
Onto
Burns, Tommy (baptized Noah Brus-
so), pugilist.
French-Can. and Gerznan parentage;
b. nr. Hanover, Ont., June 17. 1881;
adopted name of Tommy Burns; a
pain ter and finisher by trade; m.;
began his athletic -career as a lacrosse
player in Galt and Preston, Ont., but
did not attain to any great height
therein; drifted to Windsor and De-
troit, where he took up his ring career,
tig1hting numerous batt'les of more or
less merit; 'began his real pugilistic
work in 1900, and though his work in
the ring was not meteoric, climbed
steadåJy and by degrees; o.n th'e retir.e-
ment of Jas. J' JeffrIes from the
ring, he handed his title of heavy-
weight champion of the world over to
Marvin Hart. whom Burns defeated
at Los Angeles in 1906, thereby win-
ning the title; was defeated by "Jack"
Joihnson, Sydney, N.S.W., Dec., 1908;
ann.ounced his retirement from the
ring, Dec., 1910; now owns the .largest
clothing store in Calgary, Alta., and
also holds real estate there; published
Q. book: .. .scientific Boxing" (1908>.,
--Calgary, .Alta.; Preston, Onto
Burns. William Arthur, Dom. public
service.
S. of late John B., Dept. of Inland
Revenue, Ottawa, and Eliza Jane
(Magee) B.; b. Ottawa, Ont., Feb. 18,
1869; e. Ottawa ColI. Inst.; unm.; for
16 yrs. a com. traveller; apptd. secy.
Exhn. branch, Dept. of Agrlcul., Ot-
tawa, 1900; has occupied official posi-
tions In connection with the Can.
Govt.'s exhibit at the Pan-Am. Expn.;
Intern. Expn., Osaka, Japan (decorated
by Emp. of Japan with 4th class Order
of Rising Sun., and hon. rank of It.-col.
in Imp. Japanese Army); St.
ouls
World's FaIr (diploma and medal);
W-eSltern Penon.. Expn.; New Zealand
lrutern. Expn.; Duhl.ln Fair, anI(! the
Franco-Brit. Expn., London, Eng.; a
Prot.-l"4 Stewart St., Ottawa,
Burpee, Charles William, Can. ry. ser-
vice.
B. Co. York, N.B., 1861; entd. ser-
vice N. B. Ry., 1877, filling varIous
positions; when road was absorbed by
tJhoe C. P. Ry. ; jointed bh'e latter system,
and since May, 1903, has been supdt. ot
the Atlantic div.-Brownville, Me.
Burpee, Lawrence Johnstone, author
and librarian.
U. E. L. descent; b. Hallfax, N.S.,
Mch. 5, 1873; e. partly at home and
at public and private schs.; m., 18
,
Maud, d. Rev. Canon Hannington (q.v.),
Otltawa; euM. Can. C. S., 1890; pdvat-e
secy. late Hon. Arthur Dickey, in
Bowell and Tupper Admns.; also to
Sir O. Mowat and Hon. D. Mills, In
Laurier Admn.; appoInted librarian,
Carnegie Public Library, Ottawa, 19U5;
joint author, with Dr. H. J. Morgan,
of .. Can. Life in Town and Country"
(London, 1905); author, II Charles
Heavysege" (1902), II A Bibliograpny
of Can. Fiction" (1904), II Search for
the Western Sea" (1907), II Flowers
from a Can. Garden" (1910); II Frag-
ments from Sam SUck" (do.), II Wit
and Wisdom of Haliburton" (do.),
II By Can. Streams" (do.), "A Little
Book of Can. Essays" (do. ), II Songs
of :F'l'ench 'Oanada" (dlo.), "A Oen1ury
of Canadian Sonnebs" (1911), II Cana.-
d'ia.n EloqueDioo" (dIO.), II An Inldex anð
Di'Ctionary lO,f Oan.ædia.I1J Histo.ry "
(" Makers of ,Oa:n." ser.i'es; with A. G.
Doughty, q.V., 191-1), etc.; has con-
tri.brlJlood papers and al'uioLes, chiefly
on Can. subjects, to .. Trans. Roy. Soc.
of Can.," and to leading Eng. and Am.
reviews' also several articles to 11 th
ed. II E
cy. Britannica" and, to the
II Ency. Amer."; ed. Hendry s JOU1"-
nal for the Royal Soc. of Can., and
Laroque's lournal for t
e Dom. Ar-
chives; rouIl'C'ÍJliltOr Onlt. lJibr3Jry Assn.,
1907; pr.e.sdt., do., 1911; eltecobed a
c:ounoiJ.!lor Am. Libl'ary Assn., 1911;
V.-P. dlo., 1910; F.R.G.S.,1909 ; F.R.S.C.,
1911; secy. Aberoeen As.sn., dio.; an
Ang., aJ1ld a del. ,1:10 ProvL Syrrod.-22
Rideau Terrace, Ottawa.
II An able writer."-Geo. Murray.
II Painstaking .and jndustrious."-Dr.
John Reade (q.v.).
Burpee, Moses, railway engineer.
S. late Geo. and Phoebe B.; b.
hef-
field, N.B., Feb. 25, 1847; e. Sheffield
Acad.' m. Miss Caroline Alexander
(now 'presdt. Maine Fed. of Women's
Clubs) ; entd. Can. ry. service as rod-
man European & N. A. Ry. (now At-
Jan'tic div., C. P. Ry.), and was aft-e.r-
wards engaged on location P. E. Ry.
and N. B. Ry,; entd. service Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. as drafts-
man, becoming subsequl;'ntly asst. en gr.
and engr. In charge of surveys,. 1879;
in .senke C. p, Ry. >on 'CIOnlstruotlO'll' W.
div., 1883; engr. in charge surveys
Central and N. B. Ry. and Short Line
Ry., Maine, 1884; chief en gr. main-
tenance of way, N. B. Ry., 1885; do.
Bangor & Al'oostook Ry., in chlarge
surveys and construction, his present
position, 1891; memo Am. Soc. C. E.,
1884; d.o. Can. S
. C. E., 1890; a Can.
cHlzen; Lib., and a Oong.-Houlton, Me.
BURPEE-BURROWS.
177
Burpee, Tyler Coburn, railway en-
gineer.
Bro. .of .Mos'es B. (q.v.) ; b. Sheffi-eld,
N.B., Dec. 11, 1852; e. Sheffield Acad. ;
m. Ann'i'e, wi.dlow R. M-cFee (nêe Bur-
pee) ; CiV1il en,gr. am], asst. en gr. N. B.
and C. P. RYis., 1886-91; .ass't. engr. B.
& A. R. R., .Maine, 1891-95; .asst. engr.
canal construction, Cardinal, Ont.,
1897; principal asst. engr. Intercol.
Ry., 1897-99; engr. maintenance of
way and works, Interco1. Ry., 1819.
which :Dosition he retains; a Cong.-
Moncton, N.B,
Burrell, Hon, Martin, fruit grower;
legislator.
Eng. parentage; b. Faringdon,
Berks., Eng., Oct. 15, 1858; e. St.
John's ColI., Hurstpierpoint; m., 1886,
2nd d. late .Joseph Armstrong, formerly
genl. supdt. Gt, Western Ry., Eng.;
engd. in horticulture, Niagara Penin-
sula, 1886-1900, during which time
lectured for Farmers' Insts. and Onto
Fruit. Growers' Assn. ; since 190U
has been engd. in fruit growing In B,
C.; mayor, Grand Forks, 1903; fruit
commr. and lecturer for B. C. Govt. In
Eng., 1907-8; memo Bd. Horticulture,
B. C.; unsuccessfully contested Yale-
Cariboo (H. C.), Con. interest, g. e.
1904; returned g. e. 1908 (majority
893); has lectured before the Can.
Club on .. British Columbia, its char-
a.cter and problems," 1910; was úp-
pOiSed toO the TaH-FlieldiÏng ,l"eciproci.ty
oompact; 'On ,the ruefewt of the LaurieI'
Admn. .at .the .poll!s, g. e. 1911, was
sworn of the P. C. .and aocøpot-ed offioe
in fue Boroel1J CaJbinet, as MinI'. of
Agriculture, Oct. 11, 1911; Aug.-Ot-
tawa; G?'and Forks, B.C.
,. One of the important men of the
House; a finished debater possessing the
Parliamentary manner in its stricter
!ense.' '-1'. N eWB.
Burritt, Augustus Perine, stock
broker.
S. late H. O. B., woollen manfr.,
Ottawa; b. Ottawa, Jan., 1867; e.
Ottawa ColI. Inst., and late. Dr.
Tassie's Sch., Galt, Onto ; m., 1899, Jean,
d. late Dr. Andrew Smith, Toronto;
head of firm of A. P. B. & Co., stocK
brokers, founded by him, 1892; for
many yrs. a memo Toronto Stock Ex-
change, and has been treas., V.-P., and
presdt. of that body; an active memo
Toronto rowing and yachting clubs;
Ang.-28 111 aple Ave., Toronto; 1'oronto
Club.
.. One of the best known and most 1iked
men on the street."-M. and E.
Burritt, James Henry, lawyer.
S. Dr. B., Peterboro', Ont., and
grands. Co!. Dan!. B.. a U. E. L., after
whom Burritt's Rapids, Ont., is named;
b. Smith's Falls, Ont., 1848; e. there
and Toronto; m. d. Andrew Irving,
Co. regr., Renfrew, Ont., and grandd.
Lt.-Co1. Peter White; barrister, 1872;
K.C. (Ont.), 1902; reeve Pembroke,
1888; memo Bd. of Education for a
lengthened period; chairman of do. for
5 yrs.; past presdt., Trustees Dept., in
Onto Ed. Assn., and a dir. thereof;
co. solicitor for past 16 yrs.; grand
master Grand Lodge of Freemasons,
Dan., 1905-07; IM1i Aug. ; a Con.;
favours Imp. federation.-PerAbroke,
Onto
Burrows, :Rev. A, Edwin (Evang.)
S. Robt. and Charlotte (Micklebor-
ough) B.; b. Holstein. Ont., Se:Dt. I,
1861; e. there; a :DubUc sch. teacher;
moved t'o Dakota, 1884; erutd. Meobh.
Conf. there; studied Biblical Inst.,
Evanston, Ill. (Ph.D., 1897) ; laboured
in Chicago for 5 yrs, and subsequently
at Seattle and Youngstown, 0.; D.D.
(Sci:o 00111.), 1906; ruGW a COlli!.
Evang.; m., 1886, 2nd d. Wm. Mc-
Craney, ex-M.P., Oakville, Ont.-310
West Rayen Ave., Youngstown, Ohio.
Burrows, Acton, publisher.
E. S. late Alfred J. B., F.S.A., F.L.S.,
F.R.G.B., Bosbury, Eng.;. b. there,
Sept. 18, 1853; e. Saham Coli., Nor-
:fiolk; m., list, 1883, IMiss Agnlßs Hel
n
Bla'ir Savigny (d.) ; 2nd,ly, 1886, EmIly
Enje:1lbert ('Ii. Aug., 1907), d. Rev. T.
P. Hod,g.e and wiòow AuguSJt.us Bar-
wick; came tJo Can., 1873; oed., succes-
sively, Elora Standard, 1874, and
Guelph Herald, 1874-78; joined ed.
staff Winnipeg daily papers, 1879-82.;
presdt. and ed.-In-chief Winnip
g.Mam-
to ban, 1885-87; do. do. Mormng Call,
1887-89; presdt. and ed. do., Nor-West
Fanner, 1889-95; pub. and ed: do.
Western World, 1890-98; estd. RaÛway
and Shipping World, Toronto, 1898
(which he continues to publish and
edit) ; is secy.-treas. Can. Elect. Assn.,
and sooy. of .the Oan. St. Ry. .AJssn.
<:mJe
of the founders Winnipeg Indus. Expn.
and Winnipeg Geni. Hosp.; authur
II Annals Town of Guelph, 1827-77"
(Guelph, 1877); an Ang:, and a
tb.-
Oon.; f.a,vours permit. Bnt. cOn'Il'ootlon.
-120 Bed/m.d Rd., 1'o1"Onto; Albany
Club.
Burrows, Alfred Grenville, assay 1st.
Apptd. prov1. assayer, at Belleville,
Ont., Oct., 1902; e. Queen's Unlv.
(M.A., 1900; B.A.8c. and Unlv. med.
In geol. and mineral., 1902) ; served at!
demon. In mineral., same Institution;
m., Nov., 1903, Ethel May, e. d. D.. F.
Armstrong, Kingston, Ont.-BellevÛlt;,
Ont.
Burrows, Frederick ]!t., physician.
B. :IDIoM Ont., Nov., 1856; ,e. O()ll-
Ungwood ,èolil. Iinst.; lP'llII"Sued med.
stud!ies McGill Uruiv. (M.D., 1885) ,and
'has since obtained li.censes from QUJe-
'bee, Ont., N. IS., N. Y., lMi
n., I'OW'a,
a'Ilid: N. iDaWt<a; now in practIce in d'ait..
.ter SitJat
wlheore .he has ,boon eIlected
V.-P.. 'StaJtel:Med. Soc. and presld't.
State Bd. Meod. ,Exarrurs.; .l,s als<> tSU-
pneme represellitaUV'e I. O. F. 101' N.
Dakota; m., 1884, M,i,sa
rances E.
Ot1er; a -Reop.
Bathgate, N.D.
Burrows, Theodore Arthur, legislator;
manufacturer.
S. Henry J. B., Ottawa, and grands.
John B., R. E. staff, who came from
Eng., 1809, and was the first settler
on site of the present city of Ottawa; b.
Ottawa, Aug. 15, 1857; e. pUblic and
high schs., th-ere, .and 31t Man. Coli.;
m., 1889, Georgina K., y. d. late D. A.
Creaß'Ü'r, K.C., O
n Sound, Out.; a
178
BURROWES-BURTON.
lumber manfr., with mills at Dauphin
and Edson, and extensive lumber
druber{)sta elsewhere .in the West;
a Lib., and sat in that interest for
Dauphin (LOIOal) , 1892-1903; re1urI1led
for same constituency (H. C.) g. e.
1904; dief.ealbed: g. e. 1908; a d-ir. "\V'in-
nipeg Genl. Trusts Co., and Annuity
Co. of Can.; a promoter Big River
Lumber Co., 1903, and of Lethbridge
Collieries Co., 1906.-Winnipeg, Man.;
Manitoba Club.
Burrowes, Edward Thomas, man ufac-
turer.
S. AmbrÜ'se 'and Jane (H.wIJ,); b.
Sherbrooke, P.Q., July
5, 1H52; t::. Me.
Wesleyan Semy. and Weslt::yan UrlIv.,
m., Om., 1880, :Miss Fran'ces E. N'ÜT-
OI'1OlSS, B()o
tJlaJ1Jd, Me.; p
eSldt. E. T. Bur-
rowes 00., PortJlam} (i1arg>e'st wire
scre,en fuotOory dn wQ:rld) ; do. OurtJaJin
Supply 00., Chi'OrugQ (manf,l'S. IOf ry.
oar. curtains, W!hdoh 'he inveI1lt'eid) ; hla.s
baken lOut manlY pateJlJts 1JOor in/V,erutJio'Il's;
a 'ÍII"ustee Boston Uruiv.-Portland, Me.
Burrowes, Mlss Katharine, education-
ist and composer.
D. late Edwin Annesley B., barris-
ter, and Florinda Anne, d. late COol.
Hon. Thos. Radcliff, M.L.C., a Penin-
sular offcr., who commanded on thp.
W. frontier of Oni:. during- early por-
tion of the Rebellion, 1837-8; grandd.
Bp. Stock, Waterford, Ire!.; b. King-
ston, Ont.; e. private teachers, at home
and abroad; resided in Eng., Irel. and
France during. 18th and 20th Ýears,
and then acqUIred a reputation as a
musician; made music a profession, on
removal to Detroit, where she studied
under Prof. J. C. Batchelder: subse-
quently studif'd in Germany, where she
was a pupil of Karl Klindworth, foun-
der, with Zaver Scharwenka, of
Klindworth-Scharwenka Consy. of Mu-
sic; also at Stuttgart; for several yrs.
a memo faculty Detroit Consv. of Music,
which she left to organize the Bur-
rowes Piano Sch. (1895-03); had pre-
viously become progressively Interest-
ed in teaching of music to children,
and, In 1895, formulated Burrowes'
course of music study, a method for
teaching music to beginners by means
of songs, stories, games, blackboard
work, chart work, competitive drills,
mech. devices, as well as pianoforte
music; this method, which is protected
by 3 patents and 27 copyrights, met
with Immediate success, and is now
largely used in U. S., Can., and
EUl1ope; !Í't hias ,Þæn ÕJeffilorustrwt.eò be-
fore the Mich. Music Teachers' Assn.
and the Nat. Music Teachers' A!'sn.,
U. S., and she has read a paper before
llaut'8T .Þoody on co .Mod. iM.ßitohods orf
Music Teaching"; her first success h'lS
been followed by producing several
other .aids for the teaching of primary
music; Is likewise a composer of manv
pi,ecoes of music for child1'eu; besides
devoting much time to other forms of
pedagogic literature, is the author of
the folijlO'wing pU!bldca'Monls: co Tihe Bur-
rowes Course of Music Study, Kinder-
garten and Primary" (18
5), co Man-
ual for Teachers" (1901) , .. Kinder-
garten Class Songs" (1901) .. Modern
Music Methods" (1902)," The Note
Gatherers It (1903), .. Short Pieces for
Small Hands" (1904), .. Forty Read-
Ing Studies It (1904); .. Playtime
Pieces" (1904), co Musical Puzzle Stor-
les" (1905) , co The Doves and the
Squirrels" (1905), .. Th{) Girls and the
Doves" (1905), co The Five Squirrels"
(1905); .. Some IO'f !the Knowlooge
Which a Musio Tel3.chea- Should fussesIS"
(1906). .. New Manll1al fOil" Teachers"
( 19,10), co Talle.s IOf It'he Grßi8!t Com-
posers" (1910) .-10
7 St. Antoine St.,
Detroit, Mich.
.. By striking out into new paths, Kath-
arine Burrowes hr.s shown the courage of
the innovator; her inventions are real in-
ventions, her method is a contribution to
pedagogy as well as to music."-Tech.
World Mag. (Chicago.)
BurstaU, Lt,-Col, Henry Edward, Can.
permit. m!il. !forces.
S. late John B., merchant, Quebec,
and Fanny Bell (Forsyth) B.; b. Que-
bec, Aug. 26, 1870; e. Bishop's ColI.
Sch., Lennoxville; m., Api." 1907,
Frances, d. Dr. Mackenzie, Bombay, In-
dia, and grandd. late Hon. John Hamil-
ton, Senator, Kingston, Ont.; recd.
comn. R. C. A., ApI., 1892; served with
force In Klondyke, from May, 1898 to
June 1899. served with 1st contin-
gent: S. Å., and commanded .. B ..
(London) Co. from Nov., 1899 to May,
1900; commanded .. A" (Western)
Co. from June to Dec., 1900, an,d was
with S. A. Constab. from Mch., 01 to
June, '04; war services includ
: Ope!"a-
tions In Orange Free State, mcludmg
operations at Paardeberg, actions at
Poplar Grove, Drlefontein, Hout Nek,
and Zand River; operations in Trans-
vaal, including act.lons nr. J<?hanne
-
burg and Pretoria; operatIOns m
Orange River Colony and East and
West Transvaal (mentioned In de-
spatches by Lord Roberts and Lord
Kitchener; medal, with 4 clasps;
King's medal, with 2 clasps; bt. of
major) ; passed staff colI., Camberley,
Eng., 1907; apptd. to command Royal
Own. Hiol1se Arty., 1907; 00. do., Royal
Dan. .AJrty., 1911; :lruspr. IOf .Horse and
Fie/lid ATty., 1910-11; s1nlOO Ithen ba's
been lnsp.r. of Horse, FUeld
md Heavy
kr:tJy.; iWPptò. DO oommarud RI()yal SCh.
of Al1ty., Quebec, Hill; pl'Om
ted .llt.-
col., 19 0 8.-Quebec ; Que,bec Garr
son
Club; Frontenac Club, K
ng8ton, Onto
Burt WiUiam, physician.
S. iate Robt. and Abigail (Cornwall)
B . father Scotch; b. Tp. Brantford,
O
t.; e. local schs.; M.B. (Toronto
Unlv.), 1870; memo CoIL P. and S.,
Ont., 1870; memo Bd. EX'amTS., dlO.,
1889-92 ; p-resdt. Onto Me<d. Assn., 1904 ;
senator Toronto Univ., 1906; a Presb.
-Paris, Onto
Burton, Eli Franklin, educationist.
S. Geo. B., Toronto; b. Green River,
Ont., Feb. 14, 1879; e. Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., 1891); fe-Bow in m8!th. (.do.);
1851; sclenoo scl10L (do.), 1904; re-
search exhibit, Emmanuel ColI., Camb.,
Eng., do. (B.A., Cantab.); m., Aug.,
1906 Fannie May (B.A., Tor., 1901),
d. låte Rev. J. W. Wicher; Is demon.,
dept. Qf physics, Toronto Unlv.; a
BURTON-BURY,
179
. memo Chi Delta Psi Frat. and of Fa-
culty Union, do.-129 Howland Ave.,
Toronto,
Burton, Phineas Eophn1, manufac-
turer.
Eng. parentage; b. London, Eng.,
Nov. 10., 1839; e. there; came to Can.
1850.; m. Henrietta Pitt (d. .Tune,
1910.), d. late Stapleton Caldecott,
Manchester, Eng.; commenced busi-
ness at Brockville, Ont., 1852; after
6 yrs., removed to Montreal, where
he remained for 8 yrs. 4 of which
were In the wholesale trade; subse-
quently removed to Toronto, where he
entd. into partnership with his father-
in-law, the name of the firm being
Caldecott, Burton & Co., wholesale dry
goods; now presdt. Merchants' Dyeing
& Fintishling 00., :a d'Ïr. NiOl't'hoeorn Crown
Bamk, a councilÜlor Oan. Manfrs. :Ass.n.,
and 'P,ræ.dlt. Oerut'ffi1 Can. Manrrs.'
Mutuall Ins. 00.; a del. 6 th Oongress
Ohi3JJJlooors úf OoIIliJIl.erce ()If :Ðmpi.re,
LonòJon, 190.6, oon: whoÏiCfu l()oCoasÏ-on was
pJ'le8erubeid rbo Kling Edward 13..t W'irudlsor
Oastle, wi to !the othoer ,doe-lIS.; former:l.y
a CIOn-g., n;0iW a Pflelsb. ; tptOIliit'ÌJoruLly ind. ;
ils a pro1!ooIJLorui,Sit; a fai'r trader; an
ImperiaJf1s.t.---{}39 Huron St., Toronto.
Burton, Eon, Walter Cramer, public
man.
B. Carlisle, Ont.. Oct. 7, 1864; com-
menced life as a telegraph operator;
entd. service Western Union Tel. Co.,
N. Y., 1881; becoming Identified with
Race Bureau, Commercial News Dept.,
1886, was placed In charge of force,
1891; del. Am. Telegraphers to Intern.
Congress, Como, Italy, in commemora-
tion lo.o.th anniversary discovery of
voltaic pile, 1899; declined decoration
from King Humbert on that occasion;
entd. pOlitical field, as aDem., 1894;
elected state senator King's Co., N.Y.,
on that ticket, Nov., 190.2; a promin-
ent memo many fraternal assns.-West-
ern Union Telegraph Co., New York.
Burwash, Rev, Edward Moore Jack-
son (Meth.), educationist.
S. Rev. Chancellor B., Victoria Unlv..
Toronto; b. Cobourg, Ont., .Tuly 10.,
1873; e. CoIl. Inst. and Victoria Unlv.
(B.A., and Prince of Wales med.,
18'93; M.A., 1897; ,B.D., 190.3); unm.;
entd. Meth. ministry, 1898; prof. of
science, Columbian CoIl., New West-
minster, 190.5; has acted as geol. under
Omt. Gov.t., and as a miruing gool. f.or
private parties. - New Westminster,
Ra .
Burwaøh, Rev, John (Meth.), educa-
tionist.
S. .Tohn B. (U. E. L. descent) and
Anne (Taylor) B., a sister late Rev.
Dr. Lachlan Taylor; b. nr. St. An-
drews, P.Q., May 8, 1842; e. Victoria
Unlv., Cobourg, Onto (B.A., 1863; M.A.
1872), and Harv.afld UntÏv.; /In., 1867,
Mis's Eden Henwood, BoI1t Hope, Onlt.;
o. 1867; prof. nlaJt. scloence,Mt. AJ],Ji,son
UnoJ.v. (D.Se., 1888) ; hon. LL.D., N. B.
Unllv., 1900.; was 'ProViI. taSisaY1er and
B.mil'Y'st, N. B.; 'Pr.of. :ÐllIg. Bible and
pastlolral thtool., Vdeoorla Unoiv., 1891
(ootJired, OIlJ a pensi.oI1J, wHJh oi1he t1t,lte
.of prof. emer.it'lllS, 1910.; was ,bon. .prof.
chtemdstry, .same dnstiw1ti1on; IS. .0001.-
89 A venue Rd.. Toronto.
Burwash, Rev, Nathanael (Math.),
educationist.
U. E. L. Idoe/SCIent; S. .118lte .John am
Anne (Taylor) B.; b. Il/J". St. Andrew's,
P.Q., JulY 25, 1849; 'e. Iloøal IS1Chis., Vdc-
'ÌJoI'IÎa UllIiv., CiObonr.g (B.A., 1859;
M.A., 1867; LL.D., hon., 1892), Ya;loe
Univ., and Garf'ett Biblical I mst. ,
EViansbon. IIiI. (B.D., 1871; IS.T.D.,
1876); .In., Dec., 1868, Miss M'a,rgt.
Pflootor, SarnlÏa, Onlt. {pflelsd.t. Woman's
R-eSiidienoCle ÀSSll. oaf V,icrt:Jonia Oo},}., 190.2 ;
dlo. Barbara He<:k Memorial ASlSI1.,
190.0.) ; oenlbd. min'i,sltry, 1860. 1 ; o. 1864;
held pas.boiffites at Newburgh, BeUeYiHe,
'I1onon<tú Ðas.t and HamlU t1on; .prof. úf
n1a;t. sc:ienocoe, Viilct'Olria Untiv., Oo'Þourg,
1866-72; dean a'JIJd! prof. of ,BiblHeal anJd
Systematic thteol., dú. do., 18,74-87;
Binl0e thoen 'hws bæn and is now pflæ,dIt.
and oruanlC1elIror IOf V'iClbo.I"Ì.a UTIliv.; seey.
of EduCa!blon,
{.eiÛh. Oh., 1874-86;
'P'flesdt. 'Of GeniI.. Cionf.. .do., 188'9 ; ,mem.
of 1hoe Genll'. Oon.t1s. ,SÍnlC'e 1874; a sena-
bor
oflonrbo Univ., siÏ11'C'e 1891; :a;pp,bd.
a 'memo Omt. :Ðdlual. Counc.jo}" 1896;
F.R.S.'C., 190.2 (preisM. 'Sec. II., 19
6) ;
a diel. rOO Eoum. lM'e-th. OUOIf, Woasihmg-
ton, D.C., 1891; 1('1'0. diD., DonrdlÜ'Il, :Ðng.,
190.1; a mem. j'Ülinlt comlt'els. 0'11 eh.
Unli-on 190.7 and 190.8: a V.-P. Can.
Lan'd
18rkJs Assn. a'IlidJ U. C. Bi'ble S'oc. ;
a coun>C'ÏIIIÞor 00lt. HiE'!:. Sooc.; Ia (Hr.
On1. Edruol. Alss'I1. an(l Can. Peaoe and
Anbi.bra:biroIlJ Soc.; 'has been presdt.
Met'h. Socia.} UniÏl()'Jl'; memo oomte. 2o.tih
Oe'l1Jtury Thanksg1i\,ing F'und of Me<th.
Coh., 1898; IOn'ß IOf -the 'Íound-eI1s 0'Í .the
Can. Au<1:lhof\s Olub, 1899; bas wri.bten
frequently for Ibhoe reU,gioUJs pof'ess and,
be.slidoes sev.e-ral 'Pamphilebs, ,is 'Ì!hoe
aut'h'Or IOf: .. MJemloriallS 'Of Edward and
ùy1d1ia J1acks ' onr" (187 4), .. W'e'sl
y's
DocJtr.in.al Sbanfdard,s" (1881), .. Ha'll'(l
book ún bhie .EpoiSltI'ß rtJo <the Riomoanls"
(1887). .. I'Iltdu'CItive R.trutdies -in Thoeol-
ogy .. (1896 ), "A M'tnru a;l '0 f Oh MIS-
tioan Thtoollo.gy" (19o.o.), .. Egefloon
Ryerson" (" ,M.ake'lìS of Dan." SleTies;
190.2 ), aI1ld: "True DeVieollopment I().f
he
Und,,'ersity lof T().J'I()I1Ito as a Bf\OVimCaruI
ImstJi'tuÌ'Î1an" (19 0. 5) ; his pOfltrarirt given
to Voicftl()lria Un'iv. by Hon. G. A. Oox
(q.v.), 1910.; servw in Fen.r'a.n Raid:,
1866 (med.); ta l<ll'ooIJlJaJS'OIJl.-113 Bloor
St. W., Toronto.
"A quie.t and unosten,tatious tbinbr;
a highly intelligent writer."-British
Weekly.
"Univeors.alIy reco'gni:ood .by Catholic .and
Py,o<testant .alike as a ripe BehoIaT, a
m.an of wide reading and multifa.rious
knowledge, a man of le.tters who has
thougiht profoundly on the philosO'phy .and
claims of religion, as well as a. man of
the highest personal character, whose
catholicity of spirit and sincerity of pur-
pose commend him to the respeet of g>ood
men of aH cJ.asses."-T. World.
Bury, George J" Can. ry. service.
S. late Geoflge and Catherin.e (Brock)
B., Montreal; b. there, Mch. 6, 1866; e.
Montreal CoIl.; m., Dec., 1888, May,
d. late .Tohn Aylen, K.C., Aylmer, P.Q.;
en<1:Jd. 'C. P. Ry. ,serViice as elk. purcha.s'-
ing dept., 1883, since when has filled
many Important positions, including
the folilo,,
inlg: asst. supdlt. in C!harge
dlv. Chalk River to Cartier and Sault
180
BUSBY-BUTLER,
Ste. Márie; supdt. North Bay, ant.; do.
Fort William, ant.; do. Cranbrook,
B.C.; asst. genl. supdt., Lake Superior
div.; genl. supdt. do.; do. Central div.,
\Vinmlipeg, lV.Lan.; oa;pptd. V.-P. and
mangr. \Vesolern lin'es, C. P. Ry. (vice
W!hy.tJe), Oct., 1911; in .Meh., 1907, was
offel'eid gen,l. mangI'ship. CbilClag10, Rock
Island & Pac. Ry.; eloecrt:'ed oon. V.-P.
W,e.st.ern Can. Ry. Olub, 1909.-Winni-
peg, Man.;
llanitoba Club, do.
"A model railroad official. "-M. Star.
Busby, Edward S" Dom. pUblic ser-
vice.
Mem. old Eng. military family; s.
late Major W. A. B., R. A.; b. South-
ampton, ant., June 12, 1863; e. there
and Northern Business Coli., Owen
Sound; m., 1888, Miss S. C. Zinkan,
Southampton; after giving some yrs.
to ry. service, In Detroit, entered Can.
Customs service, 1897, and for a short
time was stationed at Boston, Mass.;
transfd. to Skaguay, Alaska, 1899 ;
apptd. inspr. Customs, Yukon Terrty.,
1901; colII'. Customs, Dawson, Yukon,
1902; inspr. Custorr.s, Western B. C.
and Yukon Terrty., June, 1906; elected
presdt. Can. Club, Dawson, 1907; his
name has been mentioned several
times in connection with the commis-
sionership of the Yukon; a Presb.-
1163 Haro St., Vancouver, B.C.
., A man of enormous capacity for
rapid, methodical, useful work; courteoul
and firm and of unbending integrity."-
Major ll. J. Woodside (q.v.).
Buscombe, :Frederick, merchant.
S. Edwin and Isabella (Grilles) B.;
b. Bodmin, Cornwall, Eng., Sept. 2,
1862; came to Can., 1870; e. there;
entd. wholesale china and glassware
house of J. A. Skinner & Co., Hamil-
ton, ant., 1878; removed to Vancou-
ver, 1891, as a partner therein, and
established branch of same business
there; after 5 yrs. purchased the Skin-
ner interest in the business, and found-
ed the present firm, under name and
style of Frederick B. & Co., Ltd.;
Mayor "of Vancouver (carrying out
many important reforms in civic
rudmn.), 1
05-6; hoa.s ,lliwewise. IServoo
as pl'esodt. Bd. .orf Tra.dle. ami of
Tourists' Assn.; at present is presdt.
Pacific Coast Lumber & Sawmills Co.,
Ltd., the largest concern of the kind In
B. C.; an Ang.; a Con.; m., 1886,
Lydia Rebecca, y. d. Wm. Mattice,
Glanford, Ont.- Vancouver, B.C.; Van-
couver Club.
.. An honest and fearless administrator."
-T. World.
Bush, Harry Dean, civil engineer.
Mem. Can. Soc. C. E., 1901; award-
ed Gzowskl med., do., 1902 i now with
Baltimore Bridge Co.-Baltl1l1ore, Md.
Bushell, Bev, Edward (Ang.).
B. in Eng.; e. Durham Univ. (B.A.,
1886; M.A., 1890); 1In. Mjiss NixlQIl1;
o. 1886; ,hoeld curac:i.es in El1Ig.; head
mruster of seh. ,in Choeshi,oo rfor some
Y'l's.; l'oobOT St. MiaJtItlhia's' Ch., IMonrt-
relaJI, ls:in1oo 1902; is chairman W-est-
mount Seh. Bd.-
Tho1"?thill Ave.,
Westmount, Montreal.
Bushell, Rev, John (Ang.),
S. 'ltaJbe Geraud and OI1Ja,r11Olt:1te
(Oramp'l:JOn) B.; b. 00. F'emmana.gh,
Ire1.; e. Trlnri1'Y Univ., Tiol'Onto (B.A.,
1896; 1M. A., 1898); m., Nov., 1903,
MlaTY Ellizabeth, I(). d. Thos. Shallll1lOJl,
Piotlon, Onl!:..; o. 1898; .served! I8.It Oto.n'a-
bee an1d subs'equenl!:.ly at Norway am
W.esbwooid, Orut.; asst. Grace Oh.,
Brantford, 1900; asst. St. Paul's Cath.,
London, ant., 1904: rector St. Clem-
en't's Oh., Too-on'tIo, 1905.-St. Clement's
Rectory, 6
Brooklyn Ave., Toronto,
Onto
Busteed, Lt,.Col. Edwin Botsford,
lawyer.
S. late Alex. A. and Margt. (Bots-
ford) B., Battery Pt., P.Q.; b. there,
May 17, 1855; e. Chatham (N.B.)
Aæd., Undv. N. B. (B.A.. 1873), anl!'l
MoGUl}; Ul1I1v. (B.C.L., 1879) ; m., June,
1897, EliliiOitlt (a Ò:ior. Y. W. C. A. ; presdlt.
Soldiers' Wi VIes' League), d. Uate Alex.
HietJIdlel'son, :Mon1,rOOJI,; ad vocatbe, 1879;
K.C. (E. of Derby), 189.3; .on'e of ,thie
leaders of the bar, Monbrea'l; !prac-
tises In partnership with Campbell
Lamie (q.v.) ; l'IIIll1ldl. llilfe rose f,rom .pri.-
valt.e 'I:io be ,llt.-col., 3rrd Hegrt:., Viot'Ülr1Ïa
Rifles (l8!pprtid. It.-oo.l., May, 1897; re-
tired, JUll,y, 1900); .plOSSesseS 1-st class
R. S. 1. cert.; awa:rded 001. Aux. Foroes'
Offrs.' d
coratlon ; presdt. Victoria.
Rifles Reserve; councillor D. R. Assn. ;
presld't. MionrtT1eiaJ1 Assn. fOol' r1:Jhe BNnid;
has done much for the promotion of
pure and honpst sport; a life memo
.M. A. A. Assn. allld: a memo MionlÌ.real
Curling Club; formerly presdt. Tuque
Bleue TObogganing Club; a Con.-87
St. Mark St., Montreal; St. James's
Club; Montreal Curling Club; .Mont-
real Mil. ['rIst., do.
Busteed, Francis :Ferguson, Can. ry.
service.
A bro. E. B. B., K.C. (q.v.);
b. Battery Pt., P.Q., 1858; e. Mont-
real High Sch. and McGill Univ.;
m., 1885, Miss Clara Ferguson; entd.
ry. s
lI"v.jce, C. P. Ry., 1879" and W8JS
employed on that road till 1890,
when he became connected with the
Can. & Gt. Falls Ry., and was subse-
quently in the office of the city engr.,
BrisOOl
Va. : re'ÌJUl1I1.illlg to I!:.he C. P. Ry.,
1893, was successively employed as
rodman, asst. engr., resident engr.,
engr. maint. of way and structures,
and dlv. engr. and supdt. thereon;
apptd. asst. chief engr., same road,
June, 1904; ad!mi'tItIerdl a memo 'OaJn. Soc.
C. E., 1905; councillor do., 1908.-
Winnipeg; Manitoba Club.
Butler, John, manufacturer.
Fourth s. late John B.; b. Brighton,
ant., Aug. 6, 1855; e. there; m., 1882,
Miss Theodocia Deeks, Humberstone,
ant.; a lumber manfr.; has sat in
Woodstock Council since 1902, and was
Mayor of that city, 1905-7.-Wood-
stock, Onto
Butler, Matthew Joseph, -civil en-
gineer; business man.
Irish parentage; b. Deseronto, ant.,
Nov. 19, 1856; e. De La Salle Inst.,
TOl'on1oo; LL.B. (K-enrt. Qo.ll. 'Of Law,
Ohùc.a.go), 1897; m., Nov., 1880, M.iss
LoreHe 1M. J. 'Shii'ble
; P. L. :S., 1878;
BUTLER-CAHAN,
181
IA.tn. ,s0lC. C. E., 1885; iAsSO'C. Inst. C. E.,
Eng., 1885; Can. Soc. C. E., 1887; memo
Inst. C. E., Enlg., 1895; pre.s'dl\:. Onlt.
Sole. L. S., 1894; lOOun.sel1ilor 8Jt Jaw, l.liI.,
1897; memo Ooundli Qam,. Soc. e E.,
1897: V.-P., do., 1907; a memo Royal
Forestry Comn., 1907; a memo Royal
Comn. re ,As8e!!ls. and Munddpal Taxa-
tion, 1900; as an engr. his record In-
cludes the following appts. and works:
asst. engr., Kingston & Pembroke Ry.,
1882; chief engr., 1,000 Islands Ry..
1883-86; do., NaVanee, Tamworth &
Quebec Ry., 1887-8; asst. engr. build-
Ing and water service, Col. div. Atche-
son, 'l"'opeka & ,santa Fe Ry., 1887-9;
chief engr. and supdt. Temiscouata
Wood Pulp Factory: chief engr. Bay
of Quinte Ry. & Nav. Co. and Rathhun
00. undl{lortJaklng1s, 1891-1900; dlO. HNIIs-
borough Bridge, P. E. I.. designing
and building the bridge (with 5 pneu-
matic caissons and 12 piers), 1900:
do. Locomotive & Machine Co., Ltd.,
Montreal (designing and building the
-shops), 1903; asst. chief engr. National
Transc. Ry., 1904: d
'Puty minT. and
chief engr. Dept. Railways and Canals,
Onawa, July 1. 1905-10; chtaJl,rman Bd.
o.f .Manl2, ,gt. Can. GOVIt. Rys., 1909-10,;
8'ince then g1enn. m.aTJ,gr. Dom. Stoeel &
00 ail 00., N.S.-Sydney, N.S.; Rideau
Club, Ottawa.
II Possesses keen busine8s instinct8, 8YS-
teml\tic methods of work and all the firm-
ness of the discip1inarian."-T. Np1llß.
Butler, Lt,-Col, Thomas Page, lawyer.
S. late Rev. .John E., M.A. (Ang.),
formerly rector Klngsey, P.Q., and
subsequently principal LennoxvlIIp
Grammar Sch. and of Classical Sch.,
Hamilton, Ont.. and .Jane (Page) B.:
b. Kingspy, Aug. 3, 1 R45: e. by father
flnod McGiiJ,J Univ. (B.C.L.. 1865: D.C.L.,
1881); ma,tTolQUIII8.I!:.ed T1oronlOO UI1Iiv.,
where he iÌ100k hionlOUrs 'In úÞassios a.nod
moa,th.; 'studJied Jaw with Jat'e .sIr .JO'hTJ
A!b})o,tJt (wh'Ose prlvate .secy. he was 18.1
an oea'I11.Ìoer sfag1e): 'a:d'\'1OCl81'e-, 1866:
K.C. (M. of Lansdowne), 1887; one of
the leaders Montreal bar: published
Index to Statutes up to 1867; for somp
yrs. a municipal councillor and SCh.
trustee, Longueull. P.Q.: has been
grand master of Freemasons, Quebec,
and Is still chairman Comte. of Juris-
prudence of Grand LOdge: also grand
Bolr., A. O. U. W.: for many yrs. an
offr. in Can. militia. and commanded
1st Regt. (Prince of Wales' FusiIlers),
of which King Edward was hon. col.,
fIX>ID May, 1880 unrt!iJl ploaoed ,o.n I'eservoe
list, May, 1889 (long service med. and
Col. Aux. Forces' offers.' decoration) :
1st presdt. Montreal Mil. Inst. and 1st
presdt. Montreal Amalgamated Rifle
Assn.; a Con.: an Ang. ; a del. to Dloc.
and. GeniI. SY'I1JOId!: ,m., Aug., 1870, Mary
Cahan, Charles Bazl1tt, lawyer; ex-
legislator.
Irish origin; S. late Chas. and
Theresa C., Yarmouth, N.S.; b. Heb-
ron, Yarmouth, Oct. 31, 1861; e. Yar-
mouth &my. and Dalhousie Unlv.
(took 2 exbns.; B.A., 1886; LL.B.,
1890) ; m., Mch., 1887, Mrs. Mary .J.
Jan-e, d. late Valentine Cooke, Drum-
mondvllle, P.Q.-B8 Shuter St., Mont-
real.
Buttenwieser, Mrs, Ellen, retired
educationist.
Now In private life; d. - Clune,
Warkworth, Ont.: e. St. .Joseph's Acad.'
Toronto, and Queen's Univ., Kingston;
for 2 yrs. mod. lang. teachpr, CoIl.
Inst., Winnipeg; left for Germany,
1893; spent 6 semesters at the Unlv.
Lelpzlg, devoting herself chiefly to
the Teutonic langs., and 2 semesters
at the Univ. of Heidelberg (Ph.D.,
the first Can. lady to recpive this
h'On'our, 1897): Iher dli,sSle'rtation, II s.tu-
dlen neber die verfasserschalft des
Andreas," being recommended for pub-
lIcatlon; rn. Dr. Buttenwleser, .Jan.,
1897.-" The Eden," Walnut Hills,
Cincinnati. 0.; (in Bummer), "SchleuB-
Big}' Southampton, Onto
Byers, John :Roddick, physician.
B. Gananoque, Ont.; e. Gananoque
Coil. Inst. and McGiH Univ. (M.D.,
C.M., 1902), 'Munich, Bavaria and
Edinburgh Univ. : L.R.C.P., 1904 :
Interne. Royal Victoria Hosp., Mont-
real, 1902-3: successfully practised
his prof. at Sl1erbrooke, P.Q., and
later at Saranac Lake: sin.ce 1910
has been physlci,an in charge at the
Laurpntian Sanitarlum.-Ste. Agathe-
des-Monts, P.Q.
Byers, :Rev, William Pryce (Meth.).
S. G. W. and Frances B.; b. Strat-
ford, Ont., .July 26, 1858; e. public and
high schs.; a grad. Union Missionary
Training Inst., Brooklyn, N.Y. : rn. Miss
Charlotte M. Forster, Glenwilllams,
Ont.: sailed for India, D('c., 1881): 0.,
Calcutta, Jan., 1890: missionary Meth.
Epis. C'h.: dfst. supdt. slncf" 1900: ac-
quired a full knowledge of Hindustani:
ministerial de1. to Genl. Conf., Balti-
more, Md., 1908: compiIpd ritual in
antall lang.: do. ritual hymns, trans-
lating several In Bengali lang.-Asan-
Bol, Bengal, India.
Byrne, John Joseph, Am. ry. ser-
vice.
S. late Andrew W. B., native Irel.;
b. Ham:i, IltolJ1 Onlt., .Jan. 16, 1859; e.
there; m., .June, 1892, Miss Mary
Castle: entd. service Gt. Western Ry.,
Can., 1873, and, after holding many
responsible positions on that and
other ,roads, was genl. pass. agent,
Oregon Ry & Nav. Co.. Portland, Ore.,
1895-97, following which has hpld
same offioe on Aitchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Ry., Los Angeles, CaI., up
t:o preserut ðatoe: bøHeve,s in GOld, bUtt
Is not bound by any sect: a Dem.-
!6!
Figueroa St., LOB A ngeleB, Cal.;
California Club.
c
He'tJheri nogton , Hall'ifax, N.S.; ba'rrlster
(N. S.), 1893; do. (P. Q.), 1907:
K.C. (N. S.), 1907; do. (P. Q.), 1909;
successfully practised his prof. at
Halifax as a memo of the firm of
Harris, Henry & C., but since 1909 has
boon In practice In Montreal: now de-
votes his attention chiefly to corpora-
182
CAINS-CALDWELL.
Uon law, having had a wide and varied
experience in North and South Am.
and In Europe; was for some time ed.
of the Halifax Evening Mail and
Herald, resignIng, to devote himself to
law and polItics, 1894; sat for Shel-
burne (Local) in Con. interest, 1890-4;
leader of the Opposition, N. S., 1890-4;
unsuccessfully contested Shelburne and
Queen's (H. C.). g. e. 1896, and Cum-
berltand (do.), g. e. 1900; d
I'Ïned
ntO!lTId.natoilon fur Mooitreal: (St. La'WT'e'IlC<e
doiv.) , g e. 1911; ,diecldned to ø,cceprt;
a pOfltf'ol:Ílo ,in Dom. Cabinet, 1896;
was .fo'r læVJeTlaI yrs. hO'Il. secy.,
Halifax branch, Imp. Federation
League and hon. secy. of the Lib.-Con.
Assn., N.S.; presdt. Dalhousie Univ.
Alumni Assn., 1893-4; is presdt.
Western Can. Bowell" Co. and Ocmpof1a-
tJiO'l1 A'ge.ncles, Ltd.; V.-P. Rhodes
Ourry Co.; '8. diT. IMbnlÌl"Ieal-Loll'dlon
SecU'I'Miæ Oorpn., and of t'h'e PriI1JDe
Rupert Hy'l1f1o-:ÐÞectrlc Co.; a pro-
mro1.elI" N. S. Shiplp'Ïng 000., 1902, and
MexlÏoan Liglrut, Heat & Power Co., do. ;
O.plIJlOS-ed tlo 'th.e Taf<t-F1iel l dJill'g recipro-
oioty 'CIOmpact, and spokoe ag1a!inst it òur-
dll,g' the poHotioal campaign, 1911.-198
University' St., Montreal; Mt. Royal
Club; Montreal Club, do.; Halifax
Club, Halifax; Jockey Club, Mexico.
.. A oourageO:UB, re,a.dy .and powerful
spe.aker."-H. Herald.
.. A'S pr()lIlloterr, & winning ha.nd; as OOor-
po'rat,iOon lawyer, a greta-t SIlcress."-Can.
Courier.
Cains, George Lighthall, merchant.
S. late Hy. C., Vankleek Hill., Ont.;
b. there, Sept. 3, 1857; e. Montreal; m.,
O('t., 1896, Amy, y. d. Robt. Cowans.
Monrtme'a1; commenced oomm.ørcial
carelßr w:ilth .s. Greenish i eM,s, Son's & -00.
(nocyW Green'Sh'i,e:lds, lAd.), wholesale
dry gx)Ods, IMonrtreaJl, 1874; lat'er, 1891,
wa'S admd.tæed a. lYcl'fltner an'd repre-
soenlted othe CiO. 'in the Miarirtime POO'-
vlinceJs; elected V.-P. M.onlÌ'fleal Bill {)If
Tradle, 1909; p'I'esdt., do., 1910; a d,ir.
Cum1YPTl.and Ry. & COaJl 00.; I3.lso 'a
Mr. MJon't'l'leal 'Oalldne AlSsn.; eleded
'þresodlÌ. Dom. Oorn. 'lìmvels.' A SS'Il. ,
1893; a del. 61th 0011'gTeSIS, OhrurnÞers
of Oomm-e1flC'e of the EmpIre, lJonrdJon,
Eng., 1906; iSUggested ,pubUc statue <to
K!irug Edw.ard, in MionlÌr-eal, 1910; O'P-
poseIdJ to Toci'Pr:ooity 'W1Íotoh the U. S.; a
Presb.-1
Macgregor St., Montreal;
St. James's Club; Mt. Royal Club;
Canacla Chlb; Montreal Jockey Club;
Montreal A. A. Assn.; York Chlb, To-
ronto.
.. De<ærved1'Y POIPula.r."-M. Herald.
.. P03sesses the esteem of the whole oom.
mercial public of Montreal."-JI. Daily
Star.
Calder, His Honour Frederick, Co. Ct
Judge.
S. RGbt. allldJ Caotherine (Mdtae) C.,
descendants of Scotch Highlanders
who came to N. S., 1816; b. Mt. Cal-
der, West Bay, Co. Inverness, N. S.,
June 5, 1868; e. privately; m., Sept.,
1896, Rachel P., d. J. W. Smith, Port
Hood, N.S.: grflduatf'd LL.B. (Dal-
housie Unlv.), 1892; barrister (N, S.),
1894; do. (B. C,), 1902; apptd. co.
Judge Co. Ct., Carlboo, B.C" Jan. 4,
1907; Presb.-Ashcroft, B.a.
Calder, Hon. James Alexander, law-
yer; statesman.
S. late Jas. and Johanna (McKay)
C.; Scotch origin; b. Ingersoll, Ont.,
Sept. 17, 1868; family moved tQ Man.,
1882; e. Ingersoll High Sch., Winni-
peg and Man. Coli. (B.A., and silver
med. in science, 1889); LL.D., hon.
(Toronto Univ.), 1905; m., Feb., 1910,
EVia iMHidJred, d. J. T. Le,s11-e, St.
Mary's, Onto ; Þarrlster, 1906; rtormerly
an educationist; principal Moose Jaw
High Sch., 1891-4; Im;,pr. schs., N. W.
T., 1894-1900; Deputy Oommr. Eduüa-
{Ii'()ll', N. W. T., 1901-5; a Lib. ;
t fur
S. Regina (Lo
al), 1905-8; since then
for Saltcoats; a,pptd. Prov!. Treas. and
Commr. of Education, Scott Admn.,
Sept. 5, 1905; a memo Ottawa Inter-
prov!. Conf., 1906; 8Jpptd. a memo
Royal Col1Jse.I'vatlon Comn., 1909; a
Pres b.-Regina, Sask.
Caldwell, James Ernest, faT mer.
Y.s. late .Tas. and Ellen (Neelln)
C.; N. of Ire!. parentage; b. City
Vlf'w, Ottawa, Aug. 1, 1862; e. public
schs.; m., 1st, Miss Mary CaMwell
McCurdy (d.); 2ndly, Miss Rhoda
[vory Percival; author It Song!-1 of the
Pines," poems (1895) ; II The Ca
tle on
the Hill," do. (1899): II The Yf"llow
Bag," a drama (1907); originally R
Con.; left party on protective policy,
1893; contested Carleton, Ont., unsuc-
cf"ssfully, Lib. Interest (H. C.) g. e.
1904 and g. e. 1908; one of tl}e first
to suggest the giving of a salary to
the leader of the Opposition (H. C.);
'P'resdt. FaTm'ers' Im:ot., 00. OarletKm,
. Ont., 1910-11: a lM'poth.-City View,
Ont.; Canadian Club, Ottawa.
.. Takes hIs 'Place, as 8 Cat' adi.an sine:er,
w,ith some l1orteworrthy pe,rforma.nces."-
New York Independent.
CaldweIl, William, educationist.
B. Edinburgh, Scot., Nov. 10, 1863:
e. Stewart's Inst. (classical sch.) and
F:dinburgh Unlv. (M.A., 1884, and later
D.Sc.); post-grad. study In Germany,
Paris. Eng.. 1 R87-91. incluslvp; Rrl'
"
of Grange Hill scho1. and med. (Unlv.
of EiHnburgh), 1886;
Ir Wm. Hamil-
ton ff'llow in mental phil. (do.), H87-
R8; Shaw Tf'llowshlp In mf'ntal phil.
(highest phil. honour In Scot., opf'n to
g-raduates of 5 yrs.' standing, of all
Scottish unlvs.), 1889; asst. prof. logic
'and meolJa,ph'Ys. at :ÐdJLn.burgh UllIiv.,
1887-8; GO'V1t. exarnll". ,in pihdl., Undv. of
St. Al!1òrew's, 1889-92; ool'led to Slagle
Sch. .of Phil}., Oorne-liI Undv., N.Y., 1891;
staff Undv. of Chicago, 1892; prof.
mo'ral and sOOÏRJl IPlhti1., NortIhwest-
ern U:l1Iiv., 1894-1903; {l.o. Ma.odlOl1ald
chair of moral phil., McGill Unlv.,
since 1903; elected presdt. Montrf'al
Philos. Club, 1903; memo Am. Psychol.
.AJssn. and! Am. PhUos. Soc. ; has -lectured
on "'SooMJish PbiJ.OIsophy," .. The P.lace
of the Chuooh :in Modern Lifle," .and
.. PrngmaJt!ism and Itrue Pragm8.Jtisot
MJovffinoe1Þt:"; 'a oon.tTlbuoor lÌo <the ,r-e-
Viiews on: phiilios., ethlÏcs, and sociology;
aubJ1lO'r .. ,ScJ1lopoemlhauer'iS System :In 1rts
CADKIN-CALVIN.
183
PhillosopQ1oiroJ Si,gn1fioal1'OO," aI1l<1 vari'Üus
treatises; .m. Miss Aot'bJa Hay,dack, Oit1J-
oinna'U, 0.--51 Slmter St., Montreal.
.. A man of remarkable attainments."-
M. Star.
Calkin, John Burgess, educationist.
S. Elias C., a descendant Hugh C.,
of Cheps,t'ow, M
mmoU'thshire, Eng.; b.
Cornwallis, N.S., 1829; e. dist. sch.,
Free- Ch. Coll., Halifax, and Truro
Normal Sch.: has been successively
headmaster Model Sch., Provl. Normal
Inst.: prof. of Eng., Normal Sch.,
Truro, N.S.: was principal do. do..
1869-1900 (hon. M.A., Acadia CoIL,
1870: hon. LL.D., Dal'housi'e Unlv.,
1909); a,uthor" Not-es on Education,"
II Geography of the World," .. HI
tf)ry
and Geography of Nova Scotia." .. His-
tory of the Dominion of Canada."
II Historical Gpog-raphy of Bihlp
Lands" ; has been ohairman Truro Park
Commrs.-Truro, N.S.
"A ve'l:eiI1an i'l1 the cause otf eduoatroll....-
Prof. Howard Murray (q.v.).
Call, Frank Oliver, pdl1('atlonl<:t.
E. s. Lorenzo and Sarah (Hungpr-
ford) C.: Eng. and Scotch descpnt: b.
West Brome, P.Q., ApL 11. 1878: e
Stanstead CoB., Bishop's con., Lpn-
noxvflle (B.A., with 1st rank honours
and prizeman in Frenrh and "Eng.,
1905); post-g-rad. at McGtU Unh'.;
prlndpnl Frellg-hsburg- Grammar Schoo
1898-1901; master Stan stead con.,
1901-3: mastpr mod. langS.. West-
mount Acad.. Montreal, since 1905; Is
presdt. Boys' Sunshine Club, an or-
ganization for spreading good rhef'r
among the unfortunate ?nd of afford-
ing to its mems. opportunities for
mutual help.-H2" St. Catherine fit..
""Testmount. Montreal.
Callander, Thomas, educationist.
3rd IS. Wm. and E. Anod&e'rSlOTI
(Graham) C.; lb. StirNngshtire, Seot.,
:M'3.Y 18, 1877; -e. Aberd,een Undv.
(M.A., 1898) and Oxford Univ., where
he secured an open exhn., took the
degree of B.A., 1902, and obtained a
1st class In the final sch. of lit. hu-
maníores; prospcuted stuòlps in classi-
cal arch. at Aberdeen: later spent 4
mths. in Germany and 2 summers In
Asia Minor, In same pursuit; awarded
a Carneg-ie research grant and the
Wilson traveH. fellowship, Aberdf'i'n
1903; since Oct., 1903. has been prof.
of Greek In Queen's Univ., King-ston;
a contributor to the Journal of H el-
lenic Studies; a ,{lair trader and Im-
perialist; II tbe Empire on whkh tbe
sun neVJeIl" sets is ibsoeJf a STIn whlÍdh
tt :is our duty nteV'ffi" .to alU1()w {'o set " ;
PI'esb.-Queen's University, Kingston,
Ont.; Frontenac Club, do.
"A man oof wide- int.erests, a scholar in
the broad, as wen t8IS in ,tihe DJarrow,
se'I1E6."-M. Star.
Callaway, William Bodger, Am. ry.
service.
IS. '1JartJe Fl'ødik. C., mercihanlb, Toron.tv :
a bro. ,
be Siam'\. R. C., p'l'esd,t. N. Y.
Oen'tora'} Ry.; 'b. T1oJ'lOrutO, Aug. 31,
1852: e. pub1ic sC'hs.; m.. Sept., 1878,
Emma EBen, 3.I'Òi d. W. T. Ecdestone,
RarnUt!on. On't.; entd. ry. serv1loe 8ß
ag'e'Ilrt, G. T. Ry., CraAg's Rid., P.Q.,
1870: geniI. agenlt, BOOitty lAne of
Ste.amers, TOl'lO'l1lt'O, 1877-8; pass. a,g'ent,
Oan. Sout.hern Ry., TolledI('), 0., A'Pl.-
Nov., 1878; pass. agenlt, Waba,sh, St.
lJauls and Ptac. Ry., St. Louis, .Mo.,
1878-80; dti'st. agent, oreau ValR-ey
Ry., Toronto, 1880-2; òJlst. agenrt:, C. P.
Ry., T,Ol"'On1Jo, 188
-95; since th&en ha.s
been genJl. pass. agent, Minrnea.pollis,
St. Paull and Sault Boo. fMlarie Ry.-
Minneapolis, Minn.
Calverley, Richard Baines, business
man.
S. John C., descended from an old
Yorkshire family: b. Lichfield. En
.,
1861; e. Rlpon Cath. Sch. and Rlpon
Gr.amlffil3.r Seth.; came ,to Can., 18-95:
In business in Montreal: elected presdt.
Yorkshir(> Soc., P. Q.. 1906: was presdt.
Mt. Royal Cricket Club the two suc-
cessive yrs. It won the league cham-
pionship : a dir. St. Gporge's Roc.,
Montreal: II a Yorkshtiretnan first, but
will do his share towards the upbuild-
ing of this græt country"; Ang.: Con.
-162.' Park Ave., Ville St. Louis, Mont-
real.
Calvert, :Wlllfam Samuel, Dom. publfC
serVIce.
S late David and Anna (Macdonalod)
(". ; Irish and ScotJch origin; b. Tp. Wcar-
wl('k, Co. Lambton, Ont., Mch. 3, 1R59;
P. thpre and Watford Remy.: m. Cora,
d. J:tS. D. Sntherland, Napier, Ont.;
a manufacturer; was successively
Reeve of Metcalfe and Warden of Mid-
d}esex ; dir. Farmers' Bank; V.-I".
!'i:orth(>rn Llfp Ins. Co.: presdt. Cam-
eron Dam Co., and presdt. Can. Oil
Co.; a Lib., and V.-P. Onto Lib. Assn.;
represented W. Middlesex (H. C.)
18!J6.1909; was asst. Lib. II whip,"
1898-1901, and chief LAb. "whip," 1901-
OC); aJPptd. a Tmns. Ry. Commr., Oct.
21, 1909; present, by Invitation In
Westminster .AJbbey at coronatlo
of
late King and Queen: Aug., 1902.-Hotel
Cecil, Ottawa; .. Pinehurst;' Strathroy
Ont.; Ontario Club, Toronto. '
.. W:a-s' .an. . ideal whip, poS8es&ing. aloo.
{>"!re('uhve a:bt1bty ()If 80 h,rgh 'OO"der."-O. Free
Press.
.. A ma.n (}f P;i'm1Ï>ail tem:peTIame<n1t, ever
a.pp
achaible and rourteous, rand a cleveT.
expenenoed polit.ical ma.nage'1'."-M.Herald.
Calvin, Hiram Augustus, merchant.
leg-islator. '
S. late D. D. and Marlon (Breck)
C.; father foundeel the Calvin Co.,
timber merchants, shipbuilders and for-
warders, Garden Isd., Ont., 1825, and
represented Frontenac (Local): b.
Garden Isd., ApI. 6, 1851; e, Wood-
stock ColI. and Queen's Unlv., King-
ston; m., Api., 1879, Annie W., d. late
Rev. D. Marsh, Quebec; entd. father's
business, and succeeded him as prin-
cipal of the co. on his death, 1884: Is
Reeve of Garden Isd., called .. a mod
1
C'O'ITlIDull'ity," in thatt for three-quarters
of a century or more there has been
an absolute rule of temperance, good
ot der and unitpd pndeavour therein:
first elected, 1884; prominently Identi-
fied with the Y. M. C. A.; an hon.
memo Frontenac Rist. Soc., a. gov.
184
CAMJ3IE-CAMERON.
Kingston Genl. Hosp., a trustee of
Queen's Univ., a gov. Kingston Sch
of Mining, and a dir. Kingston Ship-
building Co.; salt for Frontenac (H.
C.), 1892-6, when he deollned renomina-
tion, and again, 1900-4, when he again
retired; an Ind. Con.; a Bapt.-Garden
Island, Ont.; Frontenac Club, King-
ston.
Cambie, Charles, banking profession.
S. late Alex. Jeffrey C., a native of
Castletown, Co. Tipperary, Irel., some-
time Commr. of Patents, Ot'tawa, and
- (Poston) C.; b. and e. Ottawa;
m. \Miss Nordhelmer, Toronto; entd.
service Can. Bank of Commerce, 1887;
has served in the Ottawa, iMontreal,
Toronto, Vancouver and' Victoria
branches; for 2 yrs. asst. mangr. of
the bank In Toronto: apptd. mangr.,
Ototawa. branlC'h, .Tan., ,1911; Ang-.-Wel-
lington St., Ottawa; Rideau Cl1lb, do.
Cameron, Miss Agnes Deans, journal-
,Irst ; litterateur; .I'1eft11'ed educa-
tionist.
D. Duncan and .Tessie (Anderson)
C.; b. Victoria, B.C., Dec. 20, 1863; e
public and high schs. there; for 18
yr
. a public and high sch. teacher in
B.C.; principal, South Park Sch., Vic-
toria, 10 yrs.; elected sch. trustee.
V1coonia, 1906; 1.s a memo .of the extve.
of S. P. C. A., B. C., Women's Council
of Vancouver I s-l'and, the B. C. Agri-
cuI. Assll., Ladies of the Maccabees,
and B. C. Historical Soc.; assoc. ed.
Educ. Journal of Western Canada;
made a 10,000 mile journey from
Chicago to the Arctic Ocean, by way
01 Athabasca, Gt. Slave Lake, and the
Mackenzie River, 1908; returned by
Peace River and Lesger Slave Lake;
has contributed to the Can. !flag.,
Westminster, The Sphere, Eng. Illd.
Mag., Glasgow Weekly Herald, Col-
lier's, Army and Navy, EverybodJ1's,
Judge, Century Mag.. Geographical
Journ., Atlantic MonthlJf, Pall Mall,
Metropolitan Mag., Nat. Weeklll, Sahlr-
dall Evening Post, etc.; well known
and distinguished as a lecturer In Can.,
the U. S. and Eng-. ; among- her lectures
have been: "From Wheat to Whales,"
"The Witchery of the Peace," "Wheat.
the Wizard of the North," and" Van-
couver's Isle 0' Dreams"; author:
"The N{'w North" (1909). and" The
Outer Trail" (1910); V.-P. Can.
Wom'en's Press Club, 1909: "believes
In the fatherhood of God and the
brothf"rhood of man: we are all sons
of God and It doth not yet a.ppear what
we shall be."
e Government St., Vic-
toria, B.C.: Tuesday Club, do.; Can.
Women's Press Club,
" One of the br.a,iniest wome.n in Osnada
to-day."-" Kit" (q.v.)..
" Whe.theor as writer, story-teller or
p1atform speaker, e'Xools."-T. Globe.
II Hae a marked Í'ndividu.aHty and a
power of ex;pressio'D' po-ssessed by few."-
W. ..4.. McIntyre (q.v.).
Cameron, Allan, Can. ry. service.
B. Toronto, Mch. 14, 1864: e. Ryer-
son .sch. and U. C. 'CoIl. there;
m., June, 1895, Margaret Ethel, e.
d. James Woods, New Brighton,
Staten Lsd.; en'bd. serv.ice G. W. Ry.,
Can., Toronto, 1879, afterwards join-
Ing the old Northern Ry., at Orlllla;
enltG. C. P. Ry. s.erv!ioe, at V1al1JCJOUV1er,
1883, becoming freight and passenger
agent at Victoria, B.C., Feb.. 1890;
held same office at Portland, Ore.,
1893-6; returning to Vancouver, was
asst. genl. freight agent there, 1899-
1900; In Jan., 1901, went to Hong
Kong, in charge of the Asiatic business
of the Oregon Ry. & Navigation Co.'s
line of steamers, as genl. agent; re-
mained there till Sept., 1905, when he
was called to London, Eng., as genl.
traffic agent C. P. Ry. fO'r Gt. Brl.t. anod
Europe; since .Tan., 1909, has held the
same poei'biolll ,f'Or ftlhie C. P. Ry. at New
York.-
58 Broadway, New York; Van-
couver Club, Vancouver, B.C.
"A Toro,nto bo'Y who has made goood."-
T. Telegram.
Cameron, Rev, Archibald Alexander,
(Bapt.).
Y. s. late Rev. Duncan C.. Tiverton,
Ont., a bro. Robt. C., long M.P. In the
Brit. H. C.; b. Lawers. Perth shire,
Scot., 1841; f". Free Ch. Sch., Lawers,
parish sch. Killin, the g-rammar schs.
of Vanklpek Hill and L'Orlgnal, and
Woodstock ColI., Ont; graduated 1867;
D.D. (hon.), McMa
ter Unlv., 1906: m.
Annie (d. Jan., 1907), d. late John
Fis'her, Wing-ham, Ont.; in his early
man,hood was a sch. teacher: pastor,
Strathroy, 1867-71; do., Ottawa. 1871-
82; -do., WinnlÏpeg. 1882-9; òo. Denver,
Colo., 1889-93; later, was at N.Y., and
sln
e 189>7 has been again !pastor of the
1st ,Bapt. Ch., OtrtoaW1ß; nesign.e-d, ðJo.,
1911: now pasto1r emeritus ,there;
foun'ded ,th'e North-West Baptist (Win-
nol.peg) while -there, and W3JS Its ed. for
5 yrs.; while at Denver .serV'M as
slJIpdt. of 1ns'Ì'ruoNon of 'true Rocky
n. Chaurbauqua; In N. Y. was
presdt. of 'the Brooklyn. Law En-
forcem'emt .Soc.: V.-P. Ba.p.t. OonV1elll-
tion, Onto and Que., 1 Q04: presrlt.,
do., 1909; a memo of the Comte. on Ch.
Union, 1906; presdt. Council of, Fed-
erated Chs., Ottawa. 1907: a memo
comte. to organize a Can. Bapt. Union,
1908; fayours one lang. for the West
"as being necessary for nat. prog-ress
and strength."-W6 Elgin St., Ottawa.
"One o.f the most attractive preachers a.t
the Oapital."-S. N.
"A'll. el'Oquf'nt preacher, a deep thin:ker
s.nd s. man of the bro1adest s
"IIlpathieB."-
M. Gazette.
Cameron, Rev. Charles J. (Presb.).
B. Ont.; e. Queen's Unlv., King-ston
(B.A., 1886: M.A., 1887) ; Ph.D. (Yale
Unlv. ). 1901; moderator Presby. Bos-
ton, 1900; entd. ministry Epls. Ch.,
1908: edited II Sea, Forest, and Prairie,
Being Stories of Life and Adventure
In Canada, Past and Present, by Boys
and Girls in Canada's Schools" (1893).
-Boston, J.lass.
Cameron, Dakers, buslne,ss man.
S. Dr. .T. Chalmers C. (q.v.), Mont-
rf>al; grands. late Jas. Dakers, spcy.
Montreal Telegraph Co.; b. Montreal,
July 2, 1882; e. Ablngdon Sch., Mont-
real and 'McGIm Unlv. (B.A., 1893);
m., 'Nov., 1907, Elsie Margaretta, 3rd
CAMERON.
185
d. W. I. Fenwick, Montreal; on staff
Montreal Herald, 1903-5; apptd. local
secy. Montreal Manfrs.' Assn. and af-
filiated trade organizations, .Tan., 1905;
resigned, Mch., 1910 (presented with
handsome testimonia
on læ.v.ing Assn.) ;
councillor Am. Civic Assn., Philadel-
phia, and interested in political and
municipal reform; Unit.-14 Highland
A'L'e., Côte des Neiges, Montreal.
Cameron, Donald Boss, merchant.
B. Summerstown, ant., 1836; e.
there; went to Chicago, 1863; a memo
firm C. Amberg & Co.; apptd. Chicago
Sch. Ed., 1890, and has been V.-P. and
presdt. of same; reapptll. a memo do.,
1907; has been presdt. local St. An-
drew's Soc. and other bodles.-71 Lake
St., Chicago, Ill.
Cameron, His Honour Hon, Lt.-Col,
Douglas Colin, manufacturer;
.statesman.
S. Colin and Annie (McLaurin) C.;
b. Hawkesbury, ant., .Tune 8, 1854; e.
High SCh., Vankleek Hill, ant.; m.,
Feb., 1880, :\f'argt. (pI'esemted ooll(mrs
to true 79.ta HighlaI1Jdoer.s, 1910), d. lat-e
\V"";m. F'ergus-on, Vankl-e.ek Hï.LI; re-
m'ovoed {'o Ma.n., 1880; mo.w and f'Û"r
many YI'S. presdlt. an'd gen,]. mrangr. Ra1
BOI'ta.ge Lumber ,00., .hav'ing mlï.llls :at
en.ora, X'orman, Rainy River, \V1ill'nrr-
peg, and Yal1JClou,,'er; has be-e>n mayor
of Rlat Bortage; 'i's a dir. Northern
OI"iOwn Bank (of which he Wl3..S a pro-
moter) ;presdit. Mapl'e Leaf Fl.our
I/Ïl.;1S 00. (L.P., 1904), arud a dir. Nat.
Trust Co.; rated as a miUi'ona.ire; re-
preslen,ted F10rt W'iÞI'Íam and Lake-of-
the-Woods, Lib. interest, in ant.
Legisla,ture, 1902-5, when defeatel1;
unsuccess.ful.ly contested S. Wirunlpeg
(Local), 1903, and Winn'J.peg (H. C.),
g. e. 1908; ap.pt'd. 'hem. It.-<.'I()l., 79.bh
Cameron Hig1hlanders, F1eb., 1910;
eleot'ed p'I'fosdt., Selkirk CeI1Jìoenm.ia'!
Ex,pn., do.; Lt.-Gov. of Man., .Jully,
1911; opposed 1:10 l'OOi.procity wHh the
D. S. from a Can. .stand'p.oilllt; P>resb.
-W'innipeg; Manitoba Chlb J do.
"A man of we.altih, public experience. and
high character."-O. Citizen.
"One of t.he biggest oommercial figures
in the entire "\Ye'st."-Can. Courier.
Cameron, Lt,-Col, Douglas Winder,
Dom. pub. service.
Third s. late Chief .Tustice Sir M.
C. C., Toronto, and Charlotte Ross
(Wedd) C.; b. Toronto, F.eb. 9, 1862;
e. there; m., .Tune, 1893, Florence AI'-
berta, e. d. .John C. Edwards, Ottawa;
entd. service H. C., Ottawa, Dee., 1892;
asst. accountant, do., .Tuly, 1903; a,pptd.
major 43rd Duke O<f Co.rnwall's Own
Rifles, ApI., 1905; It.-co!. ,commanding
regt., Feb., 1910; previous1y an offr. in
the Queen's Own, Toronto.-Aylmer
A1Jartments, Slater St., Ottawa.
Cameron, Edward Bobert, lawyer;
Dom. public service.
S. Dan1. C., who came to Can., from
Edinburgh, Scot., 1854, and Louisa, d.
late Major .John Parke (D. E. L. de-
scent); grands. Rev. Duncan C., for
many yrs. a Bapt. missy. in the High-
lands of Scot., and Christina (Mac-
gregor) C., a lineal descendant of Don-
ald Macgregor, the grandfather of Rob
Roy; b. London, ant., Mch. 18, 1857;
e. High Sch., Kincardine ant., the Can.
Lit. Inst., Woodstock, ant., and To
ronto Univ. (Prizeman In Nat. Sciences,
1878; B.A., and gold med. in Nat.
Sciences, 1879; M.A., 1882); m., 1886,
Carrie Almeda, d. late .John Emerson,
Bost.<:m, Ma'ss.; bcarI'i,ster, 1882; suc-
cessfully practised his prof., first at
Strathroy, and afterward at London,
ant.; for a time was a memo of the
firm of Meredith, C., & .Judd; since
.July 2, 1898, has '
n Regr. of tlrue
Sup. Ct. of Can.; K.C, (E. of Aber-
deen), 1902; a.ppttd. a RiOya,1 Oommr.
for the revision and consolidation of
the Dom. Statutes, do.; author, .. The
Memoirs of Ralph Vansittart, a Mem-
ber of the Parliament of Canada,
1861-7" (1902); a volume of unre-
ported judgments of the Supreme Court
or Canada (1905), "The Practice
and .Jurisprudence of the Supreme
Court of Canada" (1906); "The Law
of Fire Insurance" (1908), and" The
Laws .of Life Acddenlt and Guarantee
Insurance" '(1910); a V.-.P. .local
branch Am. Archæol. Inst.; while
Ii ving in London took an aNi ve part in
establishing the Public Library in that
city, and was one of its first Trustees;
Ba'p'Ì.-4.)7 Lauder Ave. E'J Ottawa;
Rideau Club J do.
"A man who has done admirable wo:tk
in the past, and wilL undoubtedly do mucb
mor
in the future."-T. Globe.
Cameron, George Scott, dental sur-
geon.
B. Montreal, 1882; e. High Sch.
there and Bishop's CoIl., Lennoxvllle;
graduated Dental CoIl., Chicago, 1902;
elected presdt. E. Can. Hockey Assn.,
1907. - 265 Greene Ave.
Westmou,,'.
M ontreaJ.
Cameron, Harry S" merchant.
B. 1875; head hardware firm C. &:
C., Beaverton, ant.; V.-P. Can. La-
crosse Assn., 1905; presdt., do., 1906,-
Beaverton J Onto
Cameron, Harvey S., journalist.
B. and e. Pictou, N.S.; m.; ed. Col-
onial Standard, Pictou, N.S., for some
yrs.-Pictou, N.S.
Cameron, Irving Heward, physician.
E. s. s. ,I&te ;OMe,f .Tustioe Sir Ma1thew
Crooks C. and Charlotte Ross (Wedd)
C.; e. U. C. ColI.; m., 1876, Elizabeth
A. M. (d. Aug., 1902), e. d. late Dr.
H. H. Wrig.ht; M.B., 1874; IPractises
in Toronto; one of the leraders In his
prof.; F.R.C.S. (,hon.), Lond., 1900;
F.R.C.S. (loon.), Edlin., 1905; LL.n.,
hon. (Uorulv. of Ed-in.), 19(}5; el'OObed
pretsdlt. Can. Moo. Assn., 1898; a. ooun-
cHl.or Toron'Ì'O Acad. of Metd., a memo
C'onsuIoting staff Hoop. fur Si.ck OhlÏil'-
dJPen, .and a memo actiV1e staff 'Doronto
Genl. Hoop.; 'MS been .pre.sdlt. 'DoorooÞoo
Un,iv. A-lUimn'Í Assn., and .of Toronto
branM BI1lt. Moo. Aoslg,n.; is- a sena.tor of
t'ha.t Inl&tituNon; also a mem. Soc.
Intern. .de Cbirurgi'e, Am. Acað. PoUilt-
leal and Soclal,Scoience, and Br:i.t. ASSTI.
A,c1vaJ1'c. of Scfiencoe; one of the f:oun.ders
and early eds. Can. Journ. of Med.
Sciences; author of some noted articles
contributed to Can. and Brit. med.
journals; a Con., and has declined
186
CAMERON,
nomlnatlan to Parlt. - 307 Sherbourne
St., Torf!nto; Country and Hunt Club,
do.; Pnmrose Club; Royal Societies'
Club, London, Eng.
Cameron, James Chalmers, physician.
S. late Rev. .Tas. Y. C. (Presb.),
and Charlot'te (Ault) C., Niagara Falls,
Ont.; b. 1852; e. U. C. .co1-I. (head
boy, 1870); m., Sept. 1880, Eliza-
beth .THne, d. late Ja.s. Daker.s,
Montreal; graduated M.D.,C.M. (Mc-
Gill Unlv.), 1874; pursued further
studies In Gt. Brit. and on Continent.
practises his prof. In Montreal wher
his reputation stands high, especially
In abst.; has been prof. of midwifery
a!1 d diseases af children, McGill Univ.,
SInce 1886, and, besides contributing
$5,000 to the endowment fund, has
made Important additions to the mu-
seum of the med. faculty; apptd. hon.
presdt. sec. on pediatrics, 2nd Pan-
Am. Med. Cangress, Mexico, 1896 and
chief physician and accoucheur' new
Maternity Hosp., Montreal, 1905 (Mrs.
C. is hon. secy. to hasp.); author of
valuable cantributions to med. press
and to' standard works an obst. and
med. jurisprudence; has also appeared
in the lecture field; elected an hon.
felilow Am. Gynl3Je.. Soc., 1910; Presib.;
C.on.--605 Dorchester St. W., Montreal;
St. James's Club; University Club, do.
Cameron, John Alexander Bugh, law.
yer; author.
E. s. s. Dr. Hugh C., ane af the few
surv.ivors of the 1st Can. Parlt., and
Eumce, d. late Hon. .John MacKinnon
M.L.C., Antigonish, N.S.; b. Mabou',
N.S., ApI. 22, 1878; e. Univ. St. Fran-
cis Xavier, Antigonish (B.A., 1896;
M.A., 1908), and Dalhousie Urulv,
(LL.B., 1899); unm.; barrister, d,o.;
pra
tlses his p!of. at Mabou; a special-
Ist In corporation, ry., and mining law;
soIl'. Mabou & Gulf Ry. Co., Mabou
Coal Mining Co., Mabou & Gulf Coal
Co., Mabou Coal Co.. Union Bank, etc.;
secy.-treas. and a dir. Mabou & Gulf
Ry. Co., 1906-7; served as a lieut,
Corps af Guides; resigned, 1908; au-
thor .. A Colonel from Wyoming"
(1907), a humorous novel. which, In
the opinion of Bis1hop MacDonald
(q.v.) ,Victoria, B.C., .. embodies high
Ideals, a graceful style, exquisite bits
of word-painting, plenty of local colour.
plot, action, Incident, pathos, and, above
allol, hum'our"; a Lib.-Oon., an'd was
presdt. Llb.-Con. Assn. af Inverness,
1908-9; has a strong personal dLsUke
for politics, and has, heretofore, de-
clined legislative and parliamentary
honours; .. an ardent BriUsher;
strongly fa vours Can.'s bearing her
share of the naval defence of the Brit.
Empire, and of her contributing hand-
somely therf'ta"; a R. C. - Mabo1l,
N.S.; Columbiad Club, Antigonish, N.S.
II Ha.s drawn several cha.racters in his
nQvel with rare skill."-The late Bon. D.
C. Fraser.
Cameron, Bon, Jahn Danald, judge.
S. late John and - (Ross) C.,
Woodstock, Ont.; Scottish Highland
descent; b. E. Nissouri, Co. Oxfard,
Ont., Sept. 18, 1858; e. Waodstock Call.
Institute, Woodstock College, and
TorontO' University (B.A., gold medal
in classics and mathematics, and
Prince of Wales prizeman, 1879);
unm.; barrister, 1882; went west, and
was called Man. bar, 1882; was in ac-
ti V
-praütiee in W'inn
p'eg; a benooer
of the Law Soc., and apptd. counsel
for G. T. Pa'c. Ry.. w. of P'Ol't Arthur,
1903; represented S. Winnipeg (Local),
Lib. Interest, 1892-99, and held office
as ProvI. Secy., 1892-96, when he was
apptd. Atty.-GenI., vice Sitton; was
one of the commrs. for Man. to meet
Ottawa delegates, an Man. sch. ques-
tion, Mch., 1896, and In Oct., same
year, was sent to Ottawa as a del.
from his Govt. an same questian; a
memo Royal Comn. re Man. Univ.
1908; V.-P. Toronto Univ. Alumni
Assn.; apptd. a judge af the King's
Bench, l\lan., .Jan., 1!J08; do., a .Judge
of .the Ct. of Appeal, do., ApI. 27, 1910;
a Presb.- Winnipeg; Manitoba Club.
.. An Qmnivorous reader and origina.l
thinke,r."-T. News.
II A man Qf great natural ability, legal
l-earning, and parliamentary experience."-
T. Globe.
Cameron, Jahn B" banker.
Joint Scotch and Irish parentage; b.
Lucknow, Ont., 1847; e. there; com-
menced banking career in late Federal
Bank of Can.; went to Chicago, where
for 11 yrs. was paying teller Merchants'
Bank there; later became asst. cashier
Nat. Bank of the Republic, ChicagO';
promoted cashier, 1900; V.-P., Hamil-
ton Nat. Bank, 1903; resigned, 1909.-
86 La Salle St., Chicago, Ill.
II An ide.al baniker."-Can..ÄmeTÏcan.
Cameran, JOhn Bame, educationist.
Scottish ancestry; S. late Rev. Chal!!.
C. (Presb.); nephew late Rev. Jas. C.,
Chatsworth, Ont.; family from Inver-
ness, Scot.; b. Ont.; e. Toronto Univ.
(B.A., 1885; M.A., 1896); now and
for some yrs. Asso. Prof. af French,
Univ. Call., Toronto; Presb.-The Uni-
versity, Toronto.
Cameran, Joseph Robert, Can. ry.
service.
B. Truro, N.S., Nov. 5, 1865; e.
there; formerly in service of the N.
Pacific Ry., rising from trainman to'
trainmaster, with jurisdiction from
Grand Forks to Winnipeg; later, was
a'pp.tò. 'sup.dt. 'On -the C. N. Ry., west 'Of
Kamsack, and became supdt. of dist.
at Port Arthur, Dec., 1906; since Jan.,
1908, has been genl. supdt. of the
enUre system.- Winnipeg.
.. A man of la.rge ability."-S. N.
Cameran, Lt.-Cal, Kenneth, physician.
Second s. late Archd. C., old Com-
mercial Bank and Merchants Bank of
Can., and Agnes Margt. (Barwick)
C.; grands. It.-coI. Duncan C., C.B.,
79th Highlanders, latterly af II Ltn-
dally," York Mills, Ont.; b, Hamilton,
Ont., Aug. 1, 1863; e. Trin. Call. Sch.,
Port Hope, Ont., and MC'Gill Univ.
(B.A., with 1st class honours In N.
scl-en'C'e, 1884; M.D.,C.M., 1887) ; unm.;
is senior asst. .surg., Montreal' GenI.
Hoop. and lecturer din. surg., McGill
CAMERON.
187
UniV'.; major Can. Army iMed. Carps,
1903; ilt.-ool., 1907; f.ormer.ly com-
manded No.. 5 Fieltd Ambulance, MOlllt-
real; adm!ini:sbrali'ive me-d. offr., M.D.
N'O. 5, 1910-11; Ang.-Linton Apart-
ments, 731 Bherbrooke St. W., l'rIont-
real; St. James's Club; Montreal lIlili-
tary Institute, do.
Cameron, LudWig Eribbs, Onto public
service.
Scottish-Irish origin; father from
A,rgy.Jolshire, Scot.; mother fr>am Il'elI.;
bra. laoo Jobn C.. an
minlerut Can.
journa.list; b. .st'auff",Hle, Ont.. Jan. 30,
1854; e. there; m., May, 1879, Mis!'
LilliaGraV'es Harwaod; farmerly presdt.
and man-gr., Lanoon Advertiser; lived
in Winnipeg far same yrs., where he
founded The Nor'- West Farmer, 1882.
and Outdoor Canada, 1904; appalnted
Queen's (naw King's) Printer, Ont..
May, 1890; an han. memo Can. Press
Assn.; initiated. as a Freemasan. 1897;
became grand reogr. Grand Ladge of
Can., 1904; also. cannected with several
ather .fraterna
assns. ; Presb.-390
Markham St., Taranto; Royal Can.
Yacht Club, do.
Cameron, Malcolm Graeme, lawyer;
leglslato.r,
E. s. s. late M. C. C., Lt.-(}oV'r. N.
W. T., and Jessie N. (McLean) C.;
b. Goderlch, Ont., Feb. 24, 1857; e.
Gaderlch Grammar Sch. and Galt (Tas-
sle's) Call. Inst,: m., Aug., 1880, Flar-
ence, d. late J. C. Kirkpatrick, Chip-
pawa, Ont.: barrister. 1879; K.C..
1902; sU'ccessfully pra!Ctises his prof. in
Goderlch; a,pptd. a memo Rayal Camn.
fOol' revising and cansalidating the
Statutes af Can., 1904: far 3 yrs. an
examr. Law Sac. U. C.: authar: "A
Treatise an the Law of Dower" (re-
ferred to. by Rt. Han. Sir Hy. Strong. a
Chief JusUce of Dan., as "the mast able
and learned wark an the subject ever
yet /published, e1ther In Eng., Can., 0.1'
the U.S.") : !has been successively tawn
cauncillor, reeV'e, and mayaI' af Ga-
doerich: re->el-ecl
d may-aI', 1911; a Lib.,
and ha's servro as pl'esdt. Taronto
Young lAb. Olub; sat fur W. HUl'an
(uoca,l), 19
2-08: Fresb. -" The
1I1aples," Goderich, Ont.; Ontario Club,
T oron to.
Cameron, Ossian, lawyer.
S. Calin and Annie (Munro.) C.; b.
Mantreal, Mch. 22, 1868; e. St. Lauls
pubHc 'schs. and Chrioago CoN. of Law
(Lake FOJ'Iest UnlV'.. LL.B.. 1893);
unm.; ØJdmibted: Ohleago ,b3.'T. 1893;
successfulily ,prac1iÏiSes prof. iln Chicago. :
JJeoturer crimlinlfu1' and con sti t uti anal
llaw, John MaTS/ha.Jil 0001111.: author
"H1I11J01s Cnimi"nruL Law and, Pvac.t.ice"
(1898) , "II\:ld..no.i.s 01 ty aoo Vinla.ge
lJaws" (1905); ,re,,'isoo and enl.a,rge'd
II JorlJeIs' and Binmore's Ge-ner3Ji LegaJl
Forms and Proooo.en,ts' (1902) :
offered ,!Jo gii\'le $6,000 '00 nle'W ho<me for
old peaiplle of Soottish btiMh, Chd.cag(),
1909; RieJp.: Presb.-5610 Indiana Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.; Humilton Club; Chicago
Bar Association, do.
Cameron, Rev, Bobert (Bapt.).
U. E. L. descent; s. \lIa1Je Robert and
NalliC'Y (Ross) C.; lb. E. Ndssouri, Co.
Oxf'alT'd!, OnlÌ., 1839; e. pulbll,ic Mh.,
Stark
y Semy.. N.Y., anod To}":omoo
UntiV'. (B.A., 1868; M.A., 1869); D.D.
(Ihoon.). \ViÌ.lUiam Jewei!-l 001.1., uÎlberty,
Mo.: m., Seplt., 1869. Mary EMza
Bl'adie, e. d. ,1'Me ReV'. AIJ.ex. LaTLmer,
B.A., ,lJibradan, Toranto Unåv.: o.
1864; succe.ssdv.ely 'P,a,siÌar 17th St. Oh.,
N. Y. CRy, Park Ch., Bmrutford, Ont.,
1st Bapot. Ch., Deru\'leI". andl 4tJh Bapt.
Oh., PiroViidlenCle, R.I.; fQiunod!ed ClQiliOiT-
ado Ladies' Oolil., Deon.ver. OQilo. ;
cl'OOJbed .an hon. chd-ef by Six Na'toioll's,
Bran.tfÜ'I'd, On1t., Wlilbh rua
ne II De-ho-
era-watha" (the man of plain speooh) :
ed. Baptist Freeman, Woodstock. Orut.,
1865-6; sinee 1894 has beten 00.. oof
Watchwo1'd and Truth; autha'r "Tille
F.irst Epistltes of J()I}m.... .. Thle Dod,l'ine
of 1he Age's," .. JQls,tJificatlQin by FaMh,"
e'1:Jc.; a. Bapt., but first of aU a C.hil'lis-
l!:iÌaTI: a c-a1I1.trJbutQir to 'reI:igi'Üus allid
secll'Itar pap'ers.-Boston, Mass,
Cameron, Miss Susan Elizabeth, edu-
catianIst.
D. Alex. and Anne (PurV'es) C.,
N. S.; b. Baddeck, N.S.; e. priV'atelY,
. Girls' High Sch., St. Jahn, N.B., and
McGill UnlV'. (B.A. and gald med. In
Eng. lit., 1895; M.A., 1899); taught
and studied in N. Y. city during stu-
dpntship; tuto.r and lect
rer In Eng.
lit. and campasitlan McGIll UniV'., and
resident tuto.r Rayal Vic. Call... 18Q
-
] 905; acting ward.en. Rayal VICtt'OI'Ia
Call., 1905-07; vlce-wardpn, da., since
1907' authar varlaus articles in Can.
and univ. mags. : has lectured an Child
Literature and ather subjects; repre-
Ie"lllte-d :"McGil'l Un'iV'. .at B!"yn-lM'a
r
Wamen's Call.. i9l0.-Royal VictOr1a
College, McGill University, Montreal;
Montreal Women's Club, do.
Cameron. Wellington Ault, lawyer.
U. E. L. sto.ck an bath sides af the
ho.use; s. late Rev. Jas Y. C.. LundY's
Lane and Mantreal, and Charlatte
(Ault) C.; bro. Praf J. C. C. (q.v.),
McGill Unlv.; b. Lundy's Lane, Mch.
14 1866; e. by father, Bays' High
Sch., Mantreal. and McGill UniV'. (B.A.,
with 1st class hanaurs In mental and
maral phlI., 1887; M.A., 1890); ro.,
Oct., 1902, Elizabeth S., y. d. H
n.
Robt. Jaffray (q.v.). senatar;. barrl
-
tel', 1892: successfully practIsed his
praf. In Taronto.; apptd. secy. an
sub-
tre.as., Law Sac. U. C.. 1909; res!gned,
Mch., 1910; an accaslanal cantnbutar
to. the press; twice wan si!lgles cham-
pianship Dam. Lawn Bowlmg Tourna-
rrrent. 'l
o.ranta, .besides I()ther prizes
bath In taurnament and club campe-
titians; a Lib., but no.t an active 'Pall-
tlcian' a Presb. and an affi0e-bearer
in his' ch.-59 Grenville St., Toronto;
Queen City Lawn- Bowling Club, To-
1'onto.
Cameron, Rev, William A. (Bapt.).
S. DanI. C.: b. nT. Paltffiryra. Ont.,
1882; .e. Woadlstock 00111. and Mc-
Master UnIv. (B.A., 1896) ; unm.: pur-
sued tbeoL studJies McM>as,oor Un1v.:
leadJer at c-oU. of 'MCJMast'er Evangel.
Ban'd; excel'S as a .polished spe'akoer;
a 1908. and oaliled Ita Bl.oor St. Ch.,
'l
OIX)lllt!(); de.coHnloo a call .too Eu.o!tid
Ave. Bapt. Oh., OleV'ell.and, 0., 1911;
188
CAMERON-4CAMPBELL.
l-at-er, in t'be saIllie y.ear, W'ellit west ,to
take up mission work.-Scott, Sask.
.. A ma.D of .the hight'st pl'O'\ll'isec"-.JI.
and E.
" An aUe thinker and a PDwerful
speaker."-T. Globe.
"A forcefu.l Sþe,akel1'. cloo.r thi'n.ke!I' .sud
an oo,rneßt p.e1l"SiO'nlJi.l worrker."-T. News.
CamerDn, William Bleaødell, journal-
ist; littm'ateur.
S. late .John C., Glengarry. Ont., and
Agnes, e. d. late Rev. Wm. Bleasdell,
M.A., D.C.L., Trenton, Ont.; b. Tren-
ton, Ont., .July 26, 1862; e. Trenton
High Sch.; m., .July, 1902, Mary Maud
Wilson, o. d. late Hy. N. Atkins, Na-
panee, On t.; 6 yrs. in Dom. Govt. ser-
vice; went west, 1881; a pioneer In
Can. N. W.; taken prisoner by Big
Bear's band of Cree Indians, at Frog
Lake, Sask., at massacre, 1885, where
he was at time in service H. B. Co.;
held for 2 mths.; memo Town Council,
Vermilion, Alta., 1907-8; apptd. secy.-
treas. Vermilion Bd. .of Trade, 1908;
ed. Field and Stream, N. Y., 1897-8;
founder and ed. Signal, Vermilion,
Alta.; a contributor to leading Brit.
and Am. mags., chiefly short stories on
Indian, H. B. Co., and pioneer life In
Can. N. W.; has unbounded faith in
future of the 'Vest; Ang.-Verrnilion.
Alta.
" One o.f the most brÏiliIJÏJa'nt liter.My pro-
duc1:is 01' the OaTh. ßQñl."-W. ..4.. Fraser
(q.v.).
.. Camille" (see Lanctot, Mlle. Alice).
Camirand, Jude Olivier, physician.
Ancestors from NormandY; s. Her-
cule O. and Thersille (Gauthier) C.;
b. Sherbrooke, P.Q., Oct. 25, 1847; e.
there and Semy. St. .roseph, Three
Rivers; unm.; studied for his prof. at
Ecole de Med. et de Chir. de Montreal,
then a branch of Victoria Unlv., Co-
bourg, Onto ; graduated M.D., 1871 ; d'id
hosp. work at Paris, France; has prac-
tised throughout In his native city;
one of the leaders In his prof. ; founded
St. Frands Med. Assn., of which he
was successively secy.-treas. and presi-
doent; .organized pflE.sent mled. bd., Sa-
cred Heart Convent, of which he Is
prpsdt.; one of the Bd. of Administra-
tors, Laval Univ.; a gov. ColI. P. and
8., P. Q.: V.-P. Dom. Med. Protective
Assn.: V.-P. French Med. Congress,
1904, and presdt. local League for the
Prev,ent. o.f
'uber.; an aM., IShier-
bflookoe, 1878; maY'Olr, 1902, anod ag'3.ån,
1904; presæt. Bd. of Trade, 1900-1;
do. Good Roads Assn., 1904; do. Can.
Med. Protective Assn., 1907; 'has con-
tributed occasionally to the press and
been complimented theref.or; a staunch
Con. ; elected president Lib.-.con. Assn.,
1905; a R..c.-!3 Brooks St., Sher-
b1'ooke, P.Q.
Camirand, Wilfrid, lawyer.
S. Louis and Gplalre (Bergeron) C.;
h. St. Monique, P.Q.; e. there; m.. 1st.
MHe. Anna BeJ.1-a Beauchesne (d.), a
C'ousin 'Of lat-e Bp. M'ofleau; 2n 1 dly, Vic-
toria Thibeault, widow Louis Monette,
Montreal; advocate, 1883; K.C., 1906;
practises his prof. In Nicolet, .of which
town he has been secy.-treas. since
1899; is also legal adviser for the cor-
porations of the town and parish and
various other public bodies; was presi-
dent Soc. St. .Jean Bapte.; for 25 yrs.
secy. Con. Assn.; has been ed. of or a
contributor to various newspapers, at
S1. .J oIhiIlS, SlhoeflbflO{}koe, 'Dhiree Rivers,
and Montreal; now Ind. in politics; a
R. C.-Nicolet, P.Q.
Campbell, Alexander CDlin, Dom. pub.
service.
S. WIl11. S. C. (q.v.) and Margt.
(Brough) C.; b. Shannonville, Ont.,
Se,pt. 26, 1857; e. Toronto .coIl. Inst.;
m. Miss .Jerusha H. Leggo; 10ng con-
nected with Can. newspaper press; now
and for .some yrs. a memo
Hansard staff (H.C.), Ottawa; a
contributor toO Can. mags.; author:
.. Insuranc.e and Crime: A Stud.y In
the 'Effects on Society of Certain
A:buses of Insurance, wibh Historic
Instances of Such ..AJbuses" (N.Y.,
1903).-" The Firs," Aylmer, P.Q.
Campbell, Alexander Murray, phy-
sician.
Scotch parentage; b. Winnipeg,
Man., 1877; e. ,Man. Univ., there (B.A.,
1897) ; graduated M.D., C.M., 1904; 'Ill.,
Nov., 1907, Annie .JoSE'Phine, d. late
Rev. .Joseplh Hogg;. aJPptd. med. supdt.
Winni'peg Genl. Hosp., N.ov., 1904;
Presb.-General Hosp., Winnipeg.
Campbell, Lt,-CDL Andrew Ginty,
Can. marine.
S. Richd. and El-eanor (Ginty) C.;
former from Co. Derry, latter from Co.
Cavan, Ire!.; b. Tp. Darlington, Co.
Durham, Ont., .Jan. 3, 1850; e. com-
mon schs., Toronto Grammar Sch. and
Toronto Normal Sch.; unm.; formerly
secy.-treas. Can. Transit Co., the pio-
neer steamship line trading on Great
Lakps, from Collingwood to Duluth;
joined ranks 31st Regt., at time of
Fenian Raid, 1866; passed through
every rank to that of It.-co!. commdg.,
Nov. 10, 1900; now retired and on
R. 0.; volunteered for active service,
Nile expdn., 1884, and In S. A., 1900;
possesses long service dpcoration; Lib.
Reformer; PrDt.-Collingwood, Onto
Campbell, Eon, Archibald, senator.
S. late Nell and Flora (.rohnston)
C., nwtivles of AngY11llshiÏre, Scot.; b.
Ridgetown, Ont., Ap!. 27, 1846; e.
public and high schs.; m., Feb., 1871;
Mirrette, d. late Erastus Burk, Coloma,
Ca!., U.S.; a miller; formerly resided
at Chatham, Ont.; removed to Toronto
.Junction, 1892; sat In Kent Co. Coun-
cll; formerly a dir. Sovereign Bank
and presdt. Equity Fire Ins. Co.;
elected presdt. Central Ry. Co. of Can.,
1907; also presdt. Toronto Junction
Choral Soc.; a promoter Beet Sugar
CD., 1901, and chief promoter Camp-
bell Mill ing Co., .of which he Is presdt
(L. P., 1904); a Lib., and sat for
Kent, Ont., (H. C.), 1888-1900; un-
successfully contested W. YDrk (H. C.)
against the late Hon. N. C. Wallace,
g. e. 1900; was returned for that seat,
on sitting mem.'s death, 1901, and sat
for Centre York (H. C.), 1904, till
Nov., 1907, when called to the Senate
CAMPBELL,
18D
by Earl Grey; was successively chatr-
man Standing Comtes. on Banking and
Commerce and RY'S., 'Canals and Tele-
graph Lines; a Presb.-333 Annette St.
lV., 'l'oronto, Ont.; Ontario Club, To-
ronto.
.. NoO'ted fl()1r shre'W'dnre.s.s, uprightness, and
integrity."-T. Globe.
Campbell, Lt.-Col, Archibald Alexan-
der, CompaTIY official.
S. late Archd. C., formerly warden
Co. Middlesex, Ont., and Mary C.; b.
Tp. Caradoc, Middlesex, Ont., Ap!. 27,
1862; e. public sch., Strathroy ColI.
Inst., and Chaffee's ColI., Oswego,
N.Y.; m., 1893, Eva Allee, d. .Tehlel
Y'Ork'e, Ayilmer, On t.; shorthand secy.
Senator W. A. Clark, the II Copper King
of Butte," Mont., 1885-6; a dir. Battlt
Creek Toasted Corn Flake Co., Ltd.;
V.-P. and mango dir. People's Building
and Loan Assn., since 1892; long In
the v. m. service; capt., 7th Fusiliers,
1899-1908; major, 1!J08-9; It.-co!.
commòg. slinæ 'May 1, 1909; was Sup.
Grand iMastoer, .sov. Gt. Pl'i<>ry of
Can., K. T.s. 1:107-8; a Lib.; a Chris-
tian Sclentist.-5
6 Adelaide St., Lon-
don, Ont.; London Club, do.
Campbell, Archibald William, Dom.
pub. service.
S. late Cameron .T. and Elizabeth
(McLaug,htloin) C.; fal!her a na1tiV'e of
Caithness-shire, Scot.; b. Wardsville,
Ont., 1863; e. High Sch., Sit. Thomas,
On't. ; unm.; gl'aduated in enging.,
1885; carried on an extensive practice
in munlcl-pal enging. In West. Ont.,
beoComing city engr., St. Thomas,
Ont., 1891; 'for a number of yrs.
carried on an agitation for the
betterment of country roads; is V.-P.
Onto Good Roads Assn.; was a memo
Onto Govt. Toll Roads Comn.; apptd.
good roads commr., Ont., 1896; In ad-
dition was made Deopty. Minr, of Pub-
lic Works, 1900; a de!. to the Good
Roads Congress, Seattle, 1909; since
Feb., 1910, has been Depty. Minr. of
Rys. and Canals, and chairman of
GoVit. RJy. Mang. Bd., OtJtawa; 'apptd. a
memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1888; a coun-
ciHûr, do., 1910; his reports on roads
and &treets 'have be.come text-books In
the hands of engrs. and road-makers,
and he is looked upon as being one of
the most reliable authorities in such
matters on the continent; his reports
have been quoted by the Eng. !press
and reproduced by the German Govt.;
has lectured 'On II G<>.od RJOæd.s and
PubUc W-eI1fare" ; a Presb.-New Rus-
sell House, Ottawa; Engineers' Club;
'l'omnto Club; Royal Canadian Yacht
Club, Toronto.
uA ma'll' QIf III 'high ordelf' of oadminÏstJrastive
aibi.1Ïity."-T. Globe.
Campbell, Lt.-Col, Bruce J"rederlck,
Can. military service.
S. late Lt.-Co!. T. E. C., C.B., H. M.'s
7th Hussars, for some yrs. secy. In Cß.n.
to the 7th Ear'! of Elgin, when Gov.-
Genl. of B. N. A., and Henrietta, d. Co!.
.Tuchereau Duchesnay. Seigneur of Fos-
sambault; father, who on his retire-
ment from the army sat in the Can.
Parlt., was one of the family of Camp.
beHs of Inverawe, Soot.; b. Manor
Hou;"e, St. Hilaire, P.Q.; e. there;
marine mall offr. between Can. and
Eng., 1867-74; fornnerly It.-co!. com-
mdg. 84th Regt.; also -chairman Prol.
&h. Bd., St. Hilaire, and V.-P. Agricul
Soc., Co. RouviHe, P.Q.; secy. ant
mangr. St. .Tames's Club, Montreal.
since 1902; a .T.P.; strong Con., and
has 3 times d.edined nomination to
ParIt.; name mentioned for a senator-
ship, 1894; a strong .protectionlst;
Ang.-" Inverawe Farm." St. Hilaire,
P.Q.; St. James's Club, Montreal.
Campbell, Miss Catherine, misslon-
arv service.
Of 'f-Iighland Scotch stock; b. nr.
Molesworth, Ont.; e. public and high
schs.; graduated Ottawa Normal Sch.;
formerly a public sch. teacher: sent
to India as a missy. by the "T. IF.
M. S., Can. pre.sb. Ch., 1894, being
stationed at Neemuch, C. I., wh.en
,
,through her .heJ"01ic 'exert1'Ons, -the Uves
o;f 830 n:a.tiv'Es ,,-,eTe sa ved c:luring tbhe
disastrous famines of 1897-1900: was
the first of the Can. missionaries to re-
ceive from the late King-Emperor at
hi.s coronation the Kaiser-i-Hind med.,
in acknowledgment of iher'phllanthrapy ;
through her endeavours an orphanage
for native girls was founded, at the
head of which she presldes.-Neemuch,
Central India.
Campbell, Charles Sandwith, lawyer.
E. S. late Hon. Sir Alex. C., K.C.
M.G., one of the II Fathers .of Confed-
eration," and, at his death. Lt.-Gov. of
Ont.. an,d Geor
noa Frec:lrica (L(1ock'p)
C.. d. Th.os. Sandwith, Beverle", York-
shire, Eng'.: b. P.ortsmouth, Kingston.
Ont., Nov. 15, 1858; e. Bishop's CoIt.
Sclh., LennoxvilIe, P.Q., and La val
Univ. (L.LL., avec grande distinction,
1884; LL.D., 1901); unm.; advocate,
1884; K.C., 1899; sometime head of
the law firm C., Meredith, MacPhprson,
Hague & Holden, Montre
l; retired
from active practice, 1910; one of the
leaders of M.on treal bar; a former law
partner Sir .T. .T. C. Abbott. K C.M.r::..,
Prime Minister of Can.; has appeareò
obefore Jo!. Combe. IP. C., E'D'g'.; .one 'Of
the counsel for Dom. Coal Co., 1wfore
P. C., 1908-9; a former gov. McGi1I
Unlv.; resigned, 1907; a mem. Len-
noxviIIe Sch. Assn.; a dir. Mnntr co al
Terminal Ry. and
'f'o'Il,trea,1 .T'oc]{1ey
O!Illb; a m'em. Han. Co.mte. M,on1T1e13.1
H'Ors'e Show, 1905; formerly a Ideut.
,M'ontreall Gar. Arty. (151 class cert.,
R. S. A.); much 'in'Ì'erelst'ed -in IÌhte
.th'Ü'r')ughbred horse breedling industry
in tJhoe Brovince; ,ion 1910 imported 4
high cll3.SIS bflooidoin'g mal'es from the
Blue grass I'egions of Ky., U.S.; a
c.on., and .formerly on Ex,tve. Ooonlte.
I,ocal Li'b.-Oon. A'ss'Il.; an AllIg.-6
Cathcart St., Jlontreal: St. James's
Club; Mt. Royal Club; Montreal Jockey
Club, do.
Campbell, Clarence Thomas, physi-
cian; Dom. public service.
S. Thos. and Sarah C.; b. London,
Ont., Dec. 27, 1843; e. there; m., 1st,
1869, Miss E. A. Drake (d. 1886);
2ndly, .Tune, 1901, Charlotte Catherine,
d. late .Tohn S. Tyrrell, Port Rowan,
Ont.; graduated M.D. (W. Horn. Med.
190
CAMPBELL.
CoIl., Cleveland, 0.), 1865; do. do.
(Horn. ColI. Penn.), 1886; lIcensed In
Gan., Horn. Med. Bd., 1866; memo Bd.
of Examrs., ColI. P. and S. Ont., 1880-
81; memo Med. Council, Ont" 1882;
presdt. Can. Inst. of Horn., 1891; V.-P.
Can. Med. Coun. P. and S. Ont., 1892;
presdt. do., 1893; became later lecturer
on san. science, London Normal Sch.
and Viet. Hosp. Training- Seh. for
Nurses; a mpm. London Bd. of Educ.
for many yrs.; chairman do., 1884;
also chairman local Bd. of Education;
presdt. London Hlst. Soc., 1901; an
ø;Ld.: mayl()lr 'Of ,Lo, nldûn 1905; a'Pptd.
P. O. ins.pr. Lonod'Ûn dist., ,Meh., 1906;
author .. A Roundabout Rine to Los
Angeles and Back It (1888) and of
various contributions to the mags.; a
prominent Freemason and memo Royal
Arcanum; grand sire, I. O. O. F., 1893-
94; Ang.-
27 Queen's Ave., London,
Ont.; London Club, do.
Campbell. colin, merchant.
S. late Lt.-Col. T. E. C., C.B., Gov.-
Genl.'s seey. to Lord Elgin, ann sub-
sequently M. P. for RouviIle; b. Manor
House, St. Hilflire. P.Q., May 28, 1860;
e. BishO'P's CoIl. Sch.., Lennoxvme, P.Q. ;
m., Feb., 1888, Mabel! Gertrude (V.-P.,
Soc. Prevo .of Cruelty to Animals),
y. d. late Sir Hugh Al'lan, Montreal:
served some yrs. In hanklng- prof.; now
a wine merchant; distinguished as a
gentleman jockey, and Is prominent In
the hunting field; has won the Mont-
real Hunt Cup twice or thrice. and
also the Allan Cup; a dlr. of the Mont-
real Jockey Club and Nat. Horse Show
Assn. of Am.; Rafte 'Presdt. ,Can. Hunt
Club; aiPptd. to represent Am. as judg-e
of hunters at Intern. Horse Show.
London. F.ng., 1!J09; Con.-l
6 Met-
err lfe St.. ]If ontreal; S11,m mer residence:
Manor House, St. Hilaire. P.Q.: St.
James's Club; Mt. ROJIal Club: Canada
Club: Montreal Jocke11 Club; Forest
and Stream Chtb; Montreal Hunt Club:
Montreal Racquet Club: St. George's
Snowshop Club. Montreal; T01'onto
Club; Albany Club, Toronto.
Campbell, Colin Alexander, phvsiclan.
S. John C., educationist. Toronto;
g-randf. came from N. CarolIna, 1819:
b. Toronto, 1874; P. Toronto ColI.
Inst.; unm.; M.D..C.M. (Trln. Unlv.,
Toronto), 1897; M.R.C'.S. (Eng.). 1904:
for some yrs. surg. R. M. R Empress
of India: thpn house surg-. Toronto
Genl. Hosp.; do. do. Royal Lond. Oph-
thaI. Hosp., Eng., 1902-5; has contri-
buted papers to the Canada Lancet:
Presb.-Grand Forks, N. Dak.
Campbell, Ron, Colin R" lawyer;
statesman.
Second s. late John H. and Jane
(KennedY) C.; Scotch-Irish descent;
gmndf., Al,ex. C., f'rom Argy},}shlre,
Scot., came to Can., 1807; b. Burling-
ton, Ont.. Dec. 25, 1859; e. local sehs.
and Oakvllle High Sch. ; m., July, 1884,
flinnle Julia Bea'tTlce (regemt F'()rt
Garry Chap. Imp. Ordler Daug-Mlers 'Û'f
the Empire), d. An-sem Bu-ck, M.D.,
M.R.C.S.. Eng.. Pa:JIermo. Onlt.; bar-
ri,ster (Onlt.), 1881; do. (Man.), 1882;
K.C. (E. Aberdeen), 1893; head
Jeg-oJ firm C. & 'CralW.t'O'I'd, WÜmJp.eg,
solrs. for Bank of Hamilton and a
great many other institutions and
assns,; has served In Winnipeg City
Council; a Con., and unsuccessfully
contested Winnipeg (H. C.), in that
Interest, 1893; has sat for Morris
(Local) since g. e. 1899; has held a
seat In Man. Govt. since Jan., 1900,
and has been Atty.-Gent since Oct.,
same year; a del. to Interprovl. Conf.,
Ottawa, 1906; do. do. do., 1910; 110.,
Imp. Conf. on Educ., London, Eng.,
1907: presented, with Mrs. C., to Prince
and Princess of Wales (now King and
Queen). St. James's Pa1ace, July, 1902;
presented to the late King Edward,
St. Jiamøs',s Pa J lo3JC'e, July, 1908; pre-
s-enteod, "\\ith MTs. C., .to King GeOT1
and Qu-een (Mary, Bucldniglham Pa.loaiCle,
May, 1911; 'Presenrt a.t ThelT Majest
es'
eoron'::\.Itlon, June, 1911; author of
much V'aJrI'eld and 'ImrpoI"ltB.-nt l'eg>is-
I atf.on , some of which has been con-
firmed, on appeal, by P. ,C. In Eng.;
Introduced resolution for extension
of provl. !boundaries, north and west,
1905; a Presb. and a de1. to the
eh. confs.; a memo Bd. of Mangt. Man.
CoIl. over 20 yrs.: chairman do. since
1897; 5 yrs. presdt. Y. M. C. A.; also
closely Identified with Masonry: a
memo Scottish Rlte.- u Inverary," Win-
nipeg; lIlanitoba Club; Commercial
Club; St. Charles Country Club, do.;
Albany Club, Toronto; Grosvenor Club,
London. Eng.
.. A shrewd and successfuol public man.
-T. Globe.
campbell, David W" Can. ry. and
steamship service.
S. late John and Sarah (Evans) C.,
Montreal; Scotch parentage: b. Mont-
real. 1861: e. Montreal High -Sen.;
'"Ii.. N-ov.. 1900, Emi,Iy Maud, d. late H.
N. Baird, TOTlonrt'O; C'ommPTIIC!ed' businof'ss
career with Thomson, Murray & Co.,
then mango agents Beaver 'Llne of
steamships In Can.; after 20 yrs. con-
tinuous service, was IRpptd. go.enol. mana-
ger of thp co., 1895: while hoMing
this position, was the first to establish
a dlrpct service during wlntpl' st"ason
to a Can. port. namely,
t. John, N.B.;
was Instrumental In dlspmdng- of the
vessels of tht" Beavpr Lint" to the
Elder-Dempstpr Co., 18!J8, and became'
mang-r.. In Can., of this co.. 1900:
later, In 1903. became genl. supdt. of
the C. P. Ry. Oo.',s Atlantic fI'ee.t .of
stt"amers, at Montreal; this post he
rec;ignf>d, .Tune, 1905, to assume con-
trol. as Can. man gr. of the Elder-
Dempster Co.'s South African and
Mexican service; became later, gent
R,genft In Oan. of same co.; Is al'so
Cuban Consul at Montreal; ele-cted a
OoundlIor, 'Montreal Bd. of Trade,
1910: has done much to popularize
t'he St. Lawrence route; a dlr. Royal
Marine Ins. Co., Montreal Sailors'
Inst. and Shipping Federation of
Montreal; a ;prom-oter Imp. Fruit
Co. L. P.. 1908); a memo eXitve.
C'omJte. Oan. Shipping- Federation;
faV'Ours fre-e trade with ,the Empl.re;
Presb.-296 Côte des Neiges Rd., Mont-
real; St. James's Club, do.
CAMPBELL,
191
Campbell, Eon, Lt,-Col, Donald Alex-
ander, physician.
S. late Duncan and CatherIne C.,
Salmon River, Truro, N.S.; b. there,
Oct. 26, 1852; e. DalhousIe Coll.; m.
MIss CatherIne FannIng, Nfd.; M.D.,
C.M. (Dalhousie Univ.), 1874; prac-
tises In Halifax; Is prof. of med., Hali-
fax Med. ColI. and a govr. DalhousIe
UnIv.; also an examr. local branch
Royal SanItary Inst.; Is senior med.
effr., 63ro Regit.; þOss&S\S>es 1.he long
serv.loo decoration; gaz'etted hon. U.-
001., F>eb. 6, 1905; elle'C't.oo ,presðt. May-
flower CurliÏng OIU'b, 1906.-1
O Gottin-
gen St., Halifax, N.S.
Campbell, Donald Francis, education-
Ist.
S. Geo, and Ellen Esther (Gunn) C.;
b. Co. Pictou, N.S., 1867; e. DalhousIe
Unlv. (B.A., 1890) and Harvard
Unlv., Cambrid.ge, Mass. (B.A., 1894;
M.A., 1895; Ph.D.. 1898); m. MCh.,
1906, ,Miss Lou Rena Bates, David.
son, Conn.; Instr. In math., Law-
rence Science Sch. of Harvard Univ.,
1897-1901: ass,t. prof. math.. ArmlOur
Inst. of Tech., Chicago, Ill., 1901:
assoc. prof. do. do., 19(12; prof. and
head of dept. since 1903; author of
several papers on math.; Presb.-l1S
Oak Ave., Evanston, Ill.; Univer8ity
Club, Chicago, I".
CampbeU, Miss Dorothy :Eona, ama-
teur golf champion.
.B. Ed1nbuflg'h, Scot., 1883: e. S00'Í..;
began her golf career, 1895: t'OOk part
In Scottish championship ma tches, St.
An-drews, 1901; played on Brit. team
against Am. at Cromer, won her
match and reached the seml-flnal In
tlhe <>'Pen championship, 1905; also
won 'the S>c.ovHsh championship sam>e
yr.; won the open championship at
Blrkdale, also the Scottish and the
Am. champlonshl.ps, 1909; joined
HamllJton Golf 'Club, won Ont., 'Can.
and Am. champIonships, 1910' won
Woman's GoI'f Championship of Gt.
Britain,. Portrush, IreI., May, 1911.
-HamÛton, Onto
U Without doubt, the greare,st lady go1fer
ever known in the history of the game "-
I risk 1 ndependem. .
Camvbell, Capt, Duncan prederick
H.M.'s reg-ular mil. forces. '
O. s. late Archibald F. C., Simcop,
Ont., and - (Cumberland) C.: b. SIm-
coe, ApI. 28, 1876: P. Trln. CoIL Sch.,
Port Hope. and Trin. Unlv.. Toronto
(B.A., 1898): m., Api., 1902, AnnIe
L
)Ulsp Racey. y. d. late Major J. E.
o Reilly, master In chancery, Hamil-
ton, Ont.; formerly an ofTI'. 10th (P.ovn1
Grenadiers) Regt.; gazetted 2nd lIeut.
Lancashire Fmdllers, Nov.. 1898 ;
lIeut., Sept., 1899; capt., Oct., 1901;
served wIth his rpgt. In S. A.. 1899-
1901 (wounded; despatches; Queen's
med., 6 clasps: D.S.O.): since trans-
f-erred to the 42nd B1ack Watch, and
boildtS a staff appt. t8Jt LlmeT'ick; an un-
successful candidJate for Mld-Lanark
(Eng. H. C.), In Con. Interest, g. e.
1
06
nd g. e. 1909.-The Barracks,
Ltmenck, Ire ,.
Campbell, Major Duncan John
D'Urban, Can. pub. service.
S. 'late Lt.-Col. T. E. C., C.B" and Hen-
rJe/)ta (Duchesnay) C.; b. St. HUaire,
July 16, 1855; e. Bishop's ColI. Sch.,
LennoxvUle, P.Q.; m., Aug., 1894,
Eleanor, 2nd d. late Capt. John Taylor
Wood, Halifax, N.S.; for some yrs. In
service Bank of Montreal; removed to
Macleod, 1882; formerly postmaster
there; subsequently capt. .. H" Squad-
ron, C. M. R.; now major commandJg.
23rd Alberta Rangers; apptd. sherltT
Southern Alberta, A,pI. 4, 1887; Con.;
An g.-Macleod, Alta.; j[acleod Club,
do.
"An all-round good m/a-n', .and comes of
splendid fighting stock."-Lord A.ylmer
(q.v.).
Campbell, Edward Montgomery, edu-
cationist.
S. Jas. and Martha M. C., natives
of Can.; grandparents from N. of
Irel. and amongst earliest -settlers In
Co. Megantlc, P.Q.; b. Inverness, P.Q.,
July 22, 1872: e. Inverness Acad. and
McGill Univ. (B.A., 1897); m., Dec.,
1898, Mary, y. d. Hugh McCutcheon,
Leeds, P.Q.; principal Hatley Model
SCh., 1890-2; do. Three RIvers High
SCh., 1892-3;' asst. master Westmount
Acad., 1897-1900; since then head-
master McGill Model SCh., Montreal;
Presb.-
507 St. Catherine St. W.,
Westmount, j[ontreal.
Campbell, Frederick J" manufac-
tu reI'.
S. late Jas C., publisher, Toronto;
b. there, 1864: e. U. C. ColI.; m., 1898.
Kathleen, d. John Coatps, Ottawa:
genl. mangr. Can. Paper Co., WIndsor
"Mil'ls, P.Q.. sinæ 1902; eloot-edl mayor,
WIndsor MIlls. 1907: a contrIbutor to
the mag-s, yachting articles, 'etc.; Ind.
In politIcs; advoC'a tps Can. for the
Canadians: we should dpvplop and
manufacture to the fullest pxtent from
our raw materials, exporting- the ftn-
l!'Ihed products: Ang-.-" Riverdene."
Sherbrooke, P.Q.: St. George's Club,
do.; R01wl St. Lawrence Yacht Club,
Montreal; Royal Can. Yacht Club, To-
ronto.
Campb, elI Georcre Cooper, lawyer.
S. Wm. C., who came to Can. from
Coolaney, Iret., 1826, and EJizabeth
Prudpnce (Royce) C.. a native of Rut-
landshire. En g-. , who came to Can..
1833; b. Davenport, Co. York. Ont.: P.
there and .JarvIs St. ColI. Inst., To-
ronto; m., 1890, Florenoe Augusta (d.
1904), d. la.te Rev. W. R. Parker, M.A.
D.D.; barrister (standing flrst in his
class), 1887: has practised through-
out In Toronto: at present a memo of
flrm of McPherson, Clark, C., & Jar-
vis; a Lib.: presdt. LaurieI' Club,
1898-9; do. W. Toronto Rpform Assn.,
1900; do. N. Toronto Rpform Assn.:
Meth.--U Willcocks St., Toronto; Na-
tional Club; Ontario Club, do.
Campbell, Bev, GeorJre ]W, (Meth.).
S. Duncan C.; grands. Dougald C.,
who came to N. S. over 85 yrs. ago.;
belongs to fhe C.'s'Û1' Inwra,TY, ATg'y'Il-
shIre, Scot.; b. Wallace, N.S., 1853;
e. Mt. Allison Unlv, (D.D., hon., 1898) ;
192
CAMPBELL,
o. 1876; has filled many Important
pastorates, Including Charlottetown,
W'OO'dJstxJck, N.B., St. SitJeIP1hen, Monc-
ton, St. John (Exmouth St.), Frpderic-
ton, St. John (Centenary and Queen
Square) ; has held the offices of finan-
cial secy., chairman of dlst. (twice),
and presdt. of conf. ; has also been del.
to the Genl. Cont.; Is dist. secy. Can.
Bihle Soc.; has declined several calls;
m., Nov., 1879, Edith S., e. d. late
Rev. H. McKeown (Meth.) at one time
'PreS/dot. N. B. and P. E. I. 'Oonf. ; ruppltd.
'Prof. HiomHertd'CJS rand Bl'aoti/Clalli Thoeol..
:Mit. A'1.J.isol1 Ußliv., June, 1911.-8t.
John, N.B.
II Known for his scholarly a.ttainmente,
his genial personality, his eloquence as a
pre.acher, his earnestnes.s as a worker."-
St. John Telegraph.
Campbell, 1I/Iajor George Munro,
physician.
S. DUIlICan C., Pictou, N.S., descend-
pi! from Camnbells of Argylp; b. Truro,
N.S., June 8, 1861; e. Truro Acad.
and Dalhousie Dnlv. (B.A... with hon-
ours In pure and appl. math., and Sfr
Wm. Young's gold med., 1882); m.,
Sppt., 1891, ,Tean Alpxandra, d. John
Mackay, Earitown, N.S.; Munro tutor
In math.. Dalhousie Dnlv., 1883; gradu-
ated M.D. (Bellevue Hmm. Mpd. CoIl.,
N. Y.), 1890; has practfsf'd through-
out at Halifax, where he Is one of the
leaders In his prof.: has bpen connect-
ed with Halifax Med. CoIl. for many
yrs., his speciality being dtspases of
children: an Ald. of Halifax and
Depty. Mayor, 1908; presdt. North
Brit. Soc., Halifax, 1906: has heen
senllor moo. .offr. 7 ' th Reg1t. 0:11'. Arty.;
a Con., and twice unsuccpssfully con-
tested Halifax In that IntpTPst: a
Presb. - "01 BrunswiC'k St.. 11alifax
N.S.; Halifax Club; City Club. do.
Campbell. George S., rnpl'chant.
S. late Duncan C., author .. History
of Nova Scotia"; b. Edinburgh, Scot.,
July 8, 1851; e. private sch. in Glas-
gow: m., June, ] 887. Hplen. d. latp
David Kennpdy, Edinburgh,
cot., thl'
dlstfneulshed Scottish singer; pntd.
firm F. D. Corbett & Co., stpamship
Rg'enltis anI(] com!}.. mprooon.tos. Ha.tll-
fax, N.S., In a subordinate carmcity.
becoming soon afterwards a partner,
and, on the retirement of Mr. Corbett,
head of the firm, which has since hpen
known a.c; G. S, C. & Co. ; a memo Can.
IndustrIal League, a dir. N. S. FÍrp
Ins. -Co., N. S. ,Bundúng 'Soc.. s.prrik.p'T
Car Co., Empire Trust Co., Stan fields,
Ltd., and thp Bank of N. S.; chairman
Pt. Bl<<\lsanlt Paork; 'R- ('!oun'ClÏ1i1l{)r and
has been twice presdt. Halifax Bd. of
Trade; Is also a memo of the ('omtp.
apptd. In connection with the celpbra-
tlon of the 150th anniversary of thp
estabt. of responsible govt. In N. s.:
a mlem. EX1tv'e. Comrt:'E'. ,1oc-al branch
Brit. Navy League, a dir. Joint Benpvo-
lE'nt Co.. !=:ch. for the Blind. V.-P. Sea-
man's Friend Soc., a gov. Dalhousip
CoIl., and presdt. Can. Club. Halifax,
N.S.; was presdt. North Brit. Soc.,
1891, and later presdt. Orpheus Club;
8Jpptd. a memo Bd. of L'oncUlation re
Dam. Co a} Co. employees, 1909;
as clha.'kman Bod.. of Gov.s., Dal'hJOiusie
CoH., bas rndsed $300,000 tOW'a.OOIS the
pUTClhl3Jse -off a new sHJe for the sCÍ.enúe
bU'Íllidli-ng fiar ot'hat instd tu'Li<}ß; fa ,'-ours
.the U aH red I"ou,t'é)" ; a Oon'g.-Halifax,
N.S.; Halifax Club
' Halifax Golf
Club; CmtQ(han Club, do.
.. His advancement is an e>xample to
young men of how indußtry, ability, and
fair dealing bring their rewards to those
who display such qualiti.es."-LIalifax Her
ald.
Campbell, M.iss Grace Sybrandt (see
Simpson, MrrS. Grace SybrandtL
Campbell, Lt.-Col. Henry Montgom-
ery, landed gentleman.
S. late Prof. Montgomery C., N. B.
Unlv., and Sophia (Storie) C., o. d.
Hon. John Simcoe Saunders; b. Fred-
ericton, N.B., Sept. 24, 1859; e. N. B
Un Iv. ; m. Laura, d. -late Francis E.
WinsloOw, Sussex, N.B.; a gentleman
faflffiler; a memo Exrtv-e. N. B. Mio'nlll
and Social Reform Council; a dir.
Maritime Stock Breeders' Assn.; for a
long period an oITr. in 8th" Princess
Louise's N. B. Hussars"; It.-col. com-
manding TE'gt., Aug., 1899; now hrlg.-
ma:!. 12th lnly. Brlgadp: was hrlg-.-
maj. 3rd dlv. lnfy. Brigade, QUPbec
T-ercent. oel1e1bt'i3JtoÏQn\ 1908; 'hoMs lonrg
slerV'ice d
rotÏ'on ; elootiE'd pres/dlt. Fa.r-
m'E>rs' and Da,i-rym'e'11's Assn., N.B.,
1911 ; an A'I1ig., and a dle1. to Gent an,(f
Pm,V'1. Sy;J1,od's.-" Foxhill," Apohaqui,
N.R.: Union Cl1lb, St. John.
Campbell, Lt.-Col. and Bt,-Col, Her-
bert Montgomery, H.M.'.s regular
mil. forces.
A bro. of Lt.-Col. Hy. M. C. (q.'V.);
b. Fredericton, N.B., Aug. 15, ] 861: e.
there and Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston,
Ont.; graduated, 1881; m., 1G06, Flor-
E'nce Maude, 2nd d. latp Hy. King.
QUE'bec; gazptted lieut. R. A., June,
1881; capt., 1889: major, 1899; bt. It.-
col., 1900; now commdg. 19th Field
Arty. Brigade, Bu1.ford: Camp, Sal'ls-
bury, Eng.; has h-eild: various staff
appts.: served during S. A. War. 1899-
1902 (rn-en'tdonted 'in doesDl3Jtches; Queen's
med., with 4 clasps; King-'s med., with
2 clasps) .-Care War Office, London,
Eng.
Campbell, Isaac, lawyer.
S. 'late Duncan C., Blenheim, Ont. ; b.
nr. Morpeth, Kent, Ont., 1853; e. Wood-
tfO'Ck 0011.1.; m., 1908, ;Mrs. May B.
Nl1es (née Taylor); harrister (Ont.) ,
1878; dlo. (.:\flan.). 188
: 'd:o. (N. W.
T.), 1889; K.C. (E. of Dprby), 1890;
presdt. Osgoode Legal and Lit. Soc.,
Toronto, 1881: do. Man. Law 80('.,
1892; was subsequently presdt., Win-
nipeg Bar Assn.; practises at Winni-
peg as head oaf firm C.. Pi'tbl'3Jdo & CoO. ;
one of the lead-ers of the bar; was city
s.olr., Winnipeg, for 18 yrs. (presented
wIth g01d watch by City Council, on re-
tiring, 1906); ha's .on 3 occasions de-
oldnfE'd a,ppt. to ,the j.1. bench, once as
chlelf justice of Man.: has also twice
d,ecllned the Lib. provl. leadershIp; .sat
1'01' S. Winnlpe'g (Local), in Lib. In-
terest, 1888-91, when he resigned to
contest Winnipeg (H.C,); formerly Q
CAMPBEL'L.
193
dlir. W1nlllicpeg GenII. Hoop. - Winni-
peg; Manitoba Club; Commercial Club,
do.
II The silver-tongued o.rator of the West."
T. Globe.
Campbell, Rev, Isaac (presb.).
S. John C., an eldPT in thf' Prf'sb. Ch.,
of Scotch descent, w'ho came from Co.
Monaghan, Irel., and Margt. (Lunnte)
C.; b. N. iMonaghan, Co. PeterÞoro',
Ont., July 12, 1853; e. pUblic sch.,
Peterboro' High Sch., Toronto Unlv.,
and Knox CoIl. (graduated, 1874);
M.A.; Ph.D.: m., 1st, Fran-oes A. (d.),
dl. late .Tas. Stratton, Peterboro', Ont.;
2ndly, Flora, e. d. Rev. Jas. Thorn,
B.A., Toronto; o. 1874; held charges
In Knox Ch., Llstowel, Ont., and
Erskine Ch., Ottawa; now and fOT
sam-e years In charge of :Bark Place,
Norfolk, Va.; served on High Soh. Bd.,
and was a commr. to the Genl. Assem-
bly; wa/smodem'Ì'Or (Ot:t.aWia f'IrIesby.);
well known as a writer and lect.;
author of a work much sought and
read, on Perfectlonlsm.-Park Place,
Norfolk, Va.
Campbell, James Ernest, manufac-
turer.
Bro. W. W. C., LL.D. (q.1J.); b. Co.
Renfrew; e. there: m. Miss .Tean Cam-
eron; moved to Co. Bruce with his
parents when young; has been depty.
rE'eve and reeve of AmabE'l; a Lib. and
was, on 3 occasions, nominated In that
Interest for N. Bruce (H.C.); apptd.
Can. Trade Commr. to Leeds and Hull,
Eng., .Tune, 1909, but declined; a
Presb.-Hepworth, Onto
Campbell, Rev, James Praser (Presb ).
S. lat-e HolJ1\. Chias. .T. C., II Dullitulm,"
Baddeck, N.S., a well-known Can. pub-
lic man, and Eliza Jane (Ingraham)
C.; b. Baddeck, Oct. 16, 1845; e. there,
SackvlIIe Acad., and Glasgow Unlv.;
D.D. (Queen's Unlv., Kingston), 1897;
m., Feb., 1879, Mary, 2nd d. late Rev.
Alex. Forrester, D.D., Supdt. of Edu-
cation, N. S.; o. 1871; pastor Grove
Ch., Halifax, 1871-5; apptd. to Indian
Mission, June, 1875, where he stilI Is;
has been stationed at Madras and
Mhow; since 1886 has been at Rut-
lam; estbd. G1Jan Patrika, an Anglo-
vernacular paper, and the Indian Stan-
dard (the organ of Presbyterians In
Inll'hia), .both 01 "\'\'lhkh Ihe .e,(1f,ts: h'
l's
written tracts In Eng. and Hindi, and
has translated hymns Into native Jan-
guage-s; a del. to Wor1d's Missy. Con.
ventlon, Ed,lnburg:h, Scot.. 1910.
Can.
presb. Mission, Rutlam, Central India.
Campbell, Rev. John (Presb.).
S. John and Margt. (Anderson) C.;
nearly related to the family of the late
Lord Clyde, better known as Sir CoUn
CamJpb'e.I:J., .. the sav,lour of Lndda," and
Margt. (Anderson) C., a relative of
Sir Thos. Dick, the noted writer and
astronomer; ,b. A.,T1gyl},Ishire, Sc>O't.,
1845: e. Stayner public sch., Weston
Grammar Sch., Toronto ColI. Inst.,
Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1873; M.A.,
1883); Knox CoIl., Toronto (gradu-
ated, 1874), and Bloomington Univ.,
Ill. (Ph.B.; Ph.D.); m. 1st, 1875,
7
Jle-an (d. 18S2), d. Jas. Langton, Peter-
boro'..Ont.; 2ndly, Agnes, d. Jdhn F1orln,
Belleville, Ont; came to Oan. with his
parents, 1851; settled in Tp. Notta-
wasaga, n. of Toronto; o. Sept. 2,
1874; held pastorates at Cannington,
Harrlston and Collingwood, Onto ;
since 1892 has been pastor 1st Presb.
Ch., Victoria, B.C.; served as a sch.
teacher In early life; was an examr.
on bd of Bloomington Univ.; Inspr. of
pubUc schs.; moderator of Synod of
B.C.; do of many Presbyteries; con-
vener of the Synod and Presbyteries,
and memo Foreign Mis<::lon Committf'e;
has written mag. articles on II The
Constitution of Can..., II Responsible
Govt.", .. The Evidences of Christian-
Ity," etc.; a Freemason, Oddfellow,
United Workman, etc.; a Lib., Equal
Righter, Empire ConfederaUonlst, etc.
-" Breadalbane," Victoria, B.C.
.. Alw'a.ys de.Jibera,.tð 3Dd dignified; noted
fO'r his fe,rvent patriotism."-V, Oolonist,
Campbell, John A" business man.
S. Malcolm and Johanna (Ferguson)
C.; father from Glasgow, Scot.;
mother from N, S.: b. Pictou, N.S.,
June 6, 1849; e. Pictou Acad. ; m. Mis!'
.Tulia A. .JameSIan, B0i!"rtO'll. Mlass.: has
been In 'SteamshIp buslll"'sS In N. Y.
and Boston for over 50 yrs.: has been
þl'esd't. Inrt:.(>reo!'On-la
Club, Bost'on, 5
yrs.; memo Rep. City Comte., Boston,
5 yrs., and V.-P. thE'reof: memo Rep.
RbÜe Comte., 1887-8; memo Bostoñ
City Council, 1889-90; chairman 3rd
and 4th counclIIor RE'p. Dlst. Comte.
!'fnce 1902; holds exalted rank as a
Freemagon; Is a knight of thE' Rpd
Cross and a K. T.; 32nd deg.; belongs
also to the Odd Fellows. Red Men,
RoyaJ Arcanum, Pilgrim Fathers, Ind.
Workmen, and Workmen Benefit Assn.
-55 Monmouth St., East Boston, Mass.;
Intercolonial Club; Boston Club; Muss.
Rep. Club; Lincoln Club; East Boston
Rep. Club, do.
NA moa,n ilffi'þl,jcitly trusted-."-H. Herald.
Campbell, Rev, John Lorne (Bapt.).
S. PetE'r and Flora (Mcl.Ran) C.;
Scotch descpnt; b. DomfnlonvllIe. Ont.,
Jan. 14, 1849: e. Woodstock ColI. and
Toronto Univ. (B.A.. with honours,
1883) : B.A. ad eun. (McMaster Untv.),
1899: D.D. (Central Unlv.. Ia.), 1893;
do. (McMaster Unlv.), H107: m., Aug.,
1868, Miss Maggie C. McIntyre, Do-
mlnlonvlIIe; o. 1868: pastor LexIngton
Ave. Ba'P't. rOh" N. Y., 1889-1 Q04 ; sln'Cle
then has been pastor loSit Bapt. Ch..
Cambridge, ,Mass. ; prev.louslY suc-
c
sslvely secy. Bapt. Forel,gn Mission
Soc., Onto and Que., and 'secy. Bapt.
HomE' Mission Soc.; preached in Lon-
don, Eng., during summers 1899, HIOl-
02; elE"cted chalplaln Can. Club, Bos-
ton.. 1906; ,Is also historian of the club;
has lectured on .. Glengarry In HI's-
tory" ; author: II Heavenly Re-c-og-
nlUon and Other Sermons" (1895),
.. Sanctification" (1903). II The Patmos
Letters" (1908).-Ccvmbridge, Mass.;
Canadian Club, Boston.
II A man of deep a.nd earnest patriot-
ism."-M, Witness.
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194
CAMPBELL.
CampbeU, John Boy, lawyer.
E. s. Rev. .T. R. (q.v.) and Anna
(Brou
h) C.; b. Yarmouth, N.S., May
16, 1866: e. Fredericton Grammar Sch. :
m., 1895, Edith E., 2nd d. Hon. Chief
;rustlee Barker (q.v.) :
ra-duated LL.B.
(Dalhousie Unlv.), 1888: do. B.
.L.
(King's ColI., Windsor, N.S.). 18!15:
barrister, 1889; suC!Oes
'Ull1y rpI"a.ciis'E's
in Sit. .J.o'hrn; a g>Ü'V. Kling's CIO!],I.: a
memo AfCladJian Soc.: SUCtCle'ss'Ï\"e.ly secy.,
V.-P. and 'PI"E'.sdtt. St. ..\.onI!'\'I"eI\V"s Soc.,
St. ;rohn, N,B.; Ang.-St. John, N.B.
Campbell, Bev, John Boy (Ang-.).
B. Edinburgh, Scot.. Aug. 7, 1841:
e. St. Augustine's ColI., Canterbury,
Eng.; hon. D.D. (King's ColI.). 1901:
m., 1865. Anna (d. Feb.. 1905). O.
d. late Wm. Brough, Stafford. Eng.;
2ndly, Feh., 1906, Miss Georgiana Han-
ford, St. .John, N.B.; O. dpacon, 1865;
priest. 1867; has been curate of Yar-
mouth, N.S.: rector of St. Martin's
and of Porchester, N.B.; since oct.,
1883, has been chaplain DorchE'ster
Penty.; author "LE'ttprs on Infant
Baptism" and "Historv of Countv of
Yarmouth, N.S."-Dorchester. N.B.
Campbell, Lt,-Col, John Samuel, law-
s.1:
ë Wm. C., St. Catharlnes, Ont.,
a na'biv'E" 'Of Ba'Tltgor. Co. Do'W'm Irek:
b. St. Oruthtar<inE's, Nov. 1, 1860: e. St.
0arl-ihl8..rlnf'S Coij,l. 111iSlt. aJ1ld T.oro'Il.to
Un,iv. (B.A. and s.ilver m,e;'!. in mlPnltal
anèIJ !rnorail ISICrff"J1.ce an'd: dvn piOli.ty.
J 883; M. .\., 1885): m., 188!1, MiÏss
Bpssloe DillllP, St. Oatoharines, Onlt. ; bar-
ristp'r, 1887: su.ctC'elSsfu.ll1:y proJCtbi,ses at
Rtt. C'altharlnlf>ls: ml3.Y'O'r. St. Oa.thoarlne1s,
J Q08-9; jOlined U11IÌV. 00.. QU>e'eT1'S 0W11
RUles, as nrtlva.be, 1884: enIÌIC
. JQrth
Regt., 'ho
dlÏng- same -rn..nk, an
. af,t'E'r
pa
sinlg' tthr<tYI.1'!rh rthoe inlterwnrfT1tg' gra
of"S,
wa's promolÌE'd H.-coI., commdg. the
regt., Nov. 21, 190!): holds long ser-
vice dN'oratlon: a 'Con.. and has been
ore,s. Lib-Oon. Ass-n.. St.
tlhtRT'Ìn'elS rfiOT
2 rtJeI'lITl'S: .a ProPs-b.-st. Catharines. Onto
Campbell, Miss Katherine May, school
teacher.
D. .late .Joh'Il' C., Dallf'lSV1i'loltE
, P.Q.; lb.
therE': was In- charge of a class In the
Hochelaga Proto Sch.. Montreal. on thp
occasion of thp firE' there. Feb. 26,
1907, In whkh Miss MaxwE'll, the prin-
cipal. and 17 of the pupils under hpr.
lost thplr lives; for her bravery and
heroIsm, on thE' same occasion, where-
by she saved the lives of all the pupils
under her Immpdlate charg-e, was pub-
licly thankE'd by the Proto sch. com-
mIssIoners and presentE'd with (1) a
hfl.ndsome brooch by thp parents and
(2) with a gold med. by tho Inhabi-
tants of Arg-enteull, her nativE' cO.-
Care Board of Proto Sch. Commis-
sioners, Jl.f (Y>>. trea 1.
"In acceptinl!: a token of aDprnval from
her friende of her devotion, bravery, and
faithfulness, she does 80 as reprl'!';entinl!:
the good and true everywhere."-M. Wit-
ft
81J.
Cam1)bell, Lt.-Col, Kenneth Bankin,
late H.M.'s regular mil. forces.
Third S. late Archd. C., advocatE' and
prothy., Quebec, and Isabella (Prior)
C., author "Rough and Smooth," etc.;
b. Quebec, Aug. 17. 1863; e. High Sch.
there and Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston.
Ont.; m., Oct., 1900, Edith. e. d. latE'
Thos. R. Bannon. Hyde Park Terrace,
London, Eng.: pntò. anny, 188
:
lIeut.. Lancastpr Rpgt., J 886: tmnsfò.
to 7th Dragoon Gds.. 1R87. anò IRtPT
to 6th Dragoon Gds. (" Carabiniers") :
cRnt., 1895; later exchRng",d into Ruf-
folk Regt.; retirE'ò, lR'"17: adjt. (tolò
Coast (Rausa) Constahulary. 18!10-1:
òppty. commr. and vice-consul. 011
ivE'rs PrntpctorRtE' a nò aòininin
n:1.-
tive tE'rrltnrif's. 1891: aC'tg. commr. and
consul-g-enl.. 18!13 : sorveò IT] operations
agt. Chipf KRnna, Benin Rivpr. 1894;
employeò with fnrC'ps of ProteC'torRtp
(meò., with clasp: D.f::.O.): rE'signpò,
J 89!'í: accompanlpò naval hrhmò p in
China, as p.ress corr.espondent, 1900:
present from taking of Taku forts until
r-elief o-f TiE'nt!'ln and carnture of TiE'nt-
sin native city hy alllen, forces: awarded
bronzE' men, ROYRI HumanE' RnC'. for
savIng a nativE' from vlcp-crmsnlfi tE'
hulk In a river whprE' crocodi1ps
abound, IRQ!) : anptn. H.-col. ("om-
manñing 26th Can. Hor!"e (
'tanstead
Drag:oons), ApI. 1, 1910: t'e!'ig'TliE"d,
Foeb.. 19'11: pr-ese'T1lÌ-E"d' lÌo King Ge'O-rg'(".
London, F'T1,g., 1911: ani oaH-I'IO'l1T1.d
arthl1oelte: Onon.: A n
.-St(1'I1stpnd P () .
f) Queen's Gnte Tprra('e. London', S: W:.
Rno. : A rm1/ and Nav11 C17lb: RnneTanh
(,1ub: TJn;ted Flervice Club, do.; R. 'G.
Y. (,11/h. Tnronto.
Campbell, Percy Gerald Cadogan, edu-
catinnl<;t.
S. Ripv. C. CI'l
'oe"'3n Coo F11<>od'bor0'1.1g1h
Re-0t.ory, N(y!'fo1k. ETlIg'.: h. Fr>R'T1(,oE': 'e.
F'ranC'P. ROI8'<:!a:'ij Rf'lh. ani! Bql'l,in'l ("()i1,1
Ox:fond (M.A.) : m.. Dpc.. 1910, EV'ell
Amy, 2nd d. lat'e P. J. "RJog-eT1S. p.eter-
bOTO. OnlÌ. : aT1lI1M. 'nt'f),f. rom,Rnce
'I8n
s.. QUoE'
n'iS lTT'liv.. Kinog'oSIt'on. 1902;
gt.'1.Z'!"bt'ed 11'E'ut., 141h RpgtÌ., 1904: C8;pIÌ..
1907; he1deV'es 1:íhoalt Oan. ha!': not runty
flwakterJ-E"dJ ttO a se'IloSe of her d'elbt 1:'0- the
Mothe-r Count,ry: tR GhrlsÌ'ian agruos'bÍc.
-fO Stuart St., Kingston. Onto
campbeIl, Peter McGre
or, physician.
S. ;rohn and .Jane C.. Admaston,
Ont.; h. therp Feb. 9, 1872: e. Ren-
rrpw High Rch. ann Queen's l:Jnlv.,
King'ston (B.A., 1892; M.D..C.M.,
1896): m.. ApI.. 1904, Miss Esther
Scott. Paisley, Ont.: memo ColI. P.
and S. (Ont.), 1896; do. do. (N. W.
T.), 1900: acting health offr.. city of
Lethbrld,gE'. 1908-9; sllrg. 2!'íth Field
Arty., 1908; do. Can. Pac. Ry., 1907:
A. A. surg-., iÍ.mmiÍ.gTa,tif)n servÏtre, dlo.:
a Tory: a Presb.-
20 Burdett St.,
Lethbriil.Qe, Alta.
Campbell, Eon. Phillip Pitt, lawyer;
IE'glslator.
S. Danl. A. and MfiTY ("'"('Rae) C'.:
Scotch d('SC(lnt; b. Care Brpton. N.S.,
ApI.. 25. 1862: WE'nt In E'arlv 1ffp to
U. So; e. Baker UnlÏv. (
.B.. 1888;
A.M.. 18!11); m., Nov., 1892, Miss
HE'IE'n E. Groff. Walnut, Kan.; coun-
sellor at law, 18'}0: a mE'm, U. S. Con-
gresos (3rd K:m. Dist.), 1903-11; 'orlgtn-
atE'ò InvE'!"tigation Into operations of
SfuntdaI"d Oil 00.: Re.p.----'pittsbnrg, Kan.
"A );ood extempOTaneous sp(!.tlkPf a-nd,
clever debater."-T. NewlJ.
CAMPBELL.
195
Ca.mpbell, :Bobt" banking profession.
Scottish ancestry; b. and e. Mont-
real; a nephew late Dr. G. W. C.,
Montreal, Dean of the Med. Faculty,
McGill Unlv.; commenced banking
career in Bank of Montreal, in whose
service he remained for 23 yrs.; was
asst. mangr., Toronto Branch; later
accepted a responsible managerial po-
sition with Mackenzie & Mann (q.v.)
In the conduct of the Inverness Ry. &
Coal Co., Cape Breton; leaving this,
joined the Northern Crown Bank as
Inspr. of agencies, 1906, being pro-
moted, shortly afterwards, as supt. of
branches, and succeeding as gent man-
ag'ier of the ,bank, Jan., 1909; formerly
much devoted to athletiC's; Presb.-
Winnipeg; Manitoba Club, .do.
Campbell, Rev, Robert (Presb.).
S. Peter and Marg-t. C. : b. Tp. Drum-
mond, Co. Lanark, Ont., June 21, 1835:
e. local sch. and QUf'en's Univ. King-
ston (B.A., 1856: M.P. 1 Rá8; D.D..
1887) : m., Dec., 1863, Margt., d. la-te
Rev. Geo. MacdonneH; for some time
head mast-er, Queen's CoIL PrepaJTatory
Sch.; o. 1861; successively pastor, St
Andrew's Ch., Galt, Onto (where he
remained for 5 yrs.), and old and new
St. Gabriel's Ch., Montreal; resigned
from latter charge, 1909; now pastor
emeritus .of the c'h.: el'ected moderator,
Genl. Assem., 1907; since 1892 has
been seni<Yr elk. do. do.: Is a senator,
Presb. CoH., Montreal; a trustee,
Queen's Univ., and chairman Mlnls-
tel's' Widows' and Orphans' Fund; a
memo c,omte. .on Ch. Union, 1906; one
of the promoters of the Citizens'
League, Montreal, 1888: V.-P. Prison-
ers' Aid Assn., do., 1908; a weB-known
botanist: has been presdt. Nat. Rist.
Soc., Montreal; has also lectured on
botanical subjoects: Is chaplain St.
Lawrence Curling Club; was ed. The
Presbyterian, 1867-70; took prize f.or
best essay .on subject of Presb. Union
in Can., 1870; besides having- contri-
buted numerous articles to botanical
journals Is the authDr of: "The Men-
tal Hospltallty of the Scot" (1882),
II The Catholicity of the Presb. Ch."
(1882), "History of St. Gabriel's Ch."
(1887), and II Union or Co-operaUon-
Which?" (1906).--68 St. Famille St.,
Montreal; St. Lawrence Curling Club,
do.
"A msn of fe'srless independence."-
S. N.
II Is one of the best versed ministers in
ecclesiasticsl lsw in the church. As clerk
is precise, accurate snd a}.ways courteous
snd obliging to all."-Dom. Presh.
Campbell, Robert Henry, Dam. public
service.
.S. Jas. and Dorothy C.; b. Ansa
Oraig., Ont., May 26, 1867; e. St>rath-
roy and Obtawa CooH-. Irust.: un.m.;
entd. publlk ser'V'i'ce, Oct., 1887: for-
merly oh!i'ef .tJimbe.r and mJlnes branch,
De'p<t. {)If <the IIlItJeTior; since Mich. 1,
1907, supdlf:. of f.ore.c;,try; is er!. and
bus. mø.'I\,gr. Can. Forestry Journ.;
.s.ecy.-t'l'.ens. ("an. F{)l1e
try Assn. :
elected V.-'P. Ca.n. Soc. Forest. Engrs.,
1908; del. Am. FOl'estl'Y Oonlgr>ess,
1.905; 00. U. S. NoM.- Rivers and Har-
bryul1S CoruvenUI()lJ1, Washdngton, D.C.,
1908: has .lieCltu'l'e'd .on II FOI"estry:
Its Practice and the Necessity that
Exists for It"; read a paper on "The
Forests of the Dominion" before the
Brit. Assn., 1909.-225 Clemow Ave.,
Ottawa.
Campbell, Robert Peel William,
Quebec public service.
Fourth s. late Lt -Cn1. T. E. C.,
C.B., Seigneur of RouviUe; b. St. Hi-
laire, P.Q., Aug. 27, 1853; e. Bishop's
CoB. Sch. and Univ. Bishop's CoH.,
Lennoxvllle, P.Q. (B.A., 1873; M.A..
1876; LL.B., with Gov.-Gent's gold
med., 1876; D.C.L., 1907); advocate,
1877; K.C., 1903; clk. asst. Leg. Coun-
cn, P.Q. (aJls'o ú1k of PrivratJe Bins wnd
clk. Eng. journals), 1890; clk. do. do.,
1908; a trustee Bishop'.s CoH.; a ach.
trustee St. OollQlIJ1ban die Si11ery; man.g.
dir. Que.bee Skating Club; V.-P. Quebec
Hortkut Soc.; an Ang., and a del. to
the Provl. and Genl. Synods (1ay secy.
to latter); db. warden St. Matthew's
Ch., Que.bec; !for a long 'time hon.
counsel and V.-P. Diocesan Ch. Soc.,
P. Q. ; ele.cted chancellor of the diocese,
1909.-St. Colmnban-de-Sillery, P.Q.
Campbell, Boland Playfair, physician.
S. late Rev. Prof. John C., LL.D.,
and Mary' Helen (Playfair) C., the
latter a cousin of Lord Playfair: b.
Montreal, 1876; e. McGill Unlv. (B.A.
and gold med. In N. science, 1 R97) :
unm.; g-raduated M.D.,C.M. (McGill
Univ.), 1901; further studies In Ger-
many, under Ribbert and Von Mlku-
licz; apptd. med. supòt. Montreal Genl.
Hosp., July, 1904.-!'!.
1 Dorchester St.
W., Montreal; University Club, do.
Campbell, :Rev, Thomas W. (Presb.).
S. Rev. Thos. Campbell (Mf'th.) and
Harriet C. (Burrell) C.: b. Three
Rivers, P.Q., Sept. 24. 1851; e. Vic-
toria Univ.; m., Nov., 1879, Sarah A.,
d. Rev. Hilton Cheesborough, supdt.
Wesl. Missions. Bahamas. and IFlter of
Toronto; O. (Mpth.), 1879; asso. ed.
Christian Guardian, Toronto, 1880-81;
pastor Woodgreen and Parkdale Chs.:
withdrew from Meth. Ch. and united
with Ref. Epis. Ch., 1883; elected Bp.,
and consecrated at Cleveland, 0., 1891 ;
presiding bp., 1894-7: resigned bishop-
ric, 1897; united with Presb. Ch., and
became pastlOr NobI'e Sot. Pre
lb. Oh.,
Brooklyn, N.Y., 1899; resigned, 1905;
since then has been secy. and mangr.
Lon.g Island Assem., Stony Brook, L.I.;
estbd. and ed. Acta Victoriana, at Vlc-
t.oria Univ., 1878; later ed. Can. Pro-
hibitionist; a:lso published and ed. Proto
Ch11rchman, the official org-an of the
Ref. Epis. Ch.-Richmond Hill, L.I.
Campbell, William, journalist.
B. Greenock, Scot., Mch. 27, 1824:
came to Can. at 10; e. here; m. Miss
Margt. Brough (d. Jan., 1903), a native
of Scone, Scot.; Is ed. Insurance Bul-
letin, Torofiito.-
9 Salisbury Ave., To-
ronto.
Ca.mpbell, William MacFarlane, pub-
lic man.
E. S. W. F. C., sr., Dundas. Ont., a
retired merchant; b. Alexandria, Dum-
bartonshlre, Scot.; came to .Can., 1863;
196
CAMPBELL-CAMPEAU,
e. Dundas High Sch.; m. Miss Isa-
bella Sturrock, Dundas; 5 yrs. memo
Dundas Tawn Cauncil; founded Can.
Order Chosen Friends, 1887; grand
treas. of the order till 1894, then taok
charge aC .organization and field work,
In which he is still engaged; ed.
Chosen Friend (Guelph, Ont.); has
cantributed ta ather publications; "a
strang believer In protection for Can.
Industries; believes Can. will be the
cauntry of the present century, and
sincerely hopes that .our Govt. will
conserve all raw material and compel
it to be finished In our own country
and by our own people"; Presb.-86
Grant Ave., Hamilton, Onto
Campbell, Bev, William McKay
(Pres b.).
S. late Murdoch C.; Scotch parent-
age, corning from Sutherlandshire,
Scat., and among the pioneers of W.
Zarra, Co. Oxford, Ont.; b. W. Zorra,
.Jan. 21, 1846; e. dist. schs., Woad stock
Grammar Sch., Onto Normal Sch., U. C.
CoIl., and Toranta Univ. (Ph.D. from
Wooster Univ.) ; m., 1883, Carrie W.,
d. .Julius Berbecker, Waterbury, Conn.,
and N. Y.; pursued theol. studies at
Knox ColI., Toronto, Auburn Theol.
Serny., and MlC'Oormdck Theol. Semy.,
Chicago; rJoioensed'. 1874; O. 1877; has
held pastorates at Carrollton and
Rockford, Ill., and Saginaw, Mich.;
author" Footprints of Christ," " Pledge
.of Endeavour," "Seven Churches of
Asia" "God's Way Out," and" Metri-
cal Version of Isaiah," all religious
warks of a high order, which have
met with the most complimentary re-
ception by the press; also author .of
the songs "Wedding Song" and ":\Iy
Sweetheart."-266 Logan Ave., Denver,
Col.
"Possesses extraordinary grace and dig.
nity .of styJe."-Religious Press.
Campbell, William Wilfred, -dramatic
and lyric poet; novelist; Dom.
pUblic service.
Scottish and Eng. descent, being on
his father's side of a cadet branch of
the Ho. of Argyll, descended from the
first Lord Campbell, and of the same
stock as the poet Thos. Campbell, and
as Fielding, the Brit. novelist; s. Rev.
Thomas Swaniston C. (Ang.) and Ma-
tilda Frances C., d. late Major Francis
Wright, Royal Horse Gds.; b. Berl.ln,
Ont., .June 1, 1861; e. Toronto Umv.,
and Cambridge, Mass.; LL.D. (hon.)
Un tv. of Aberdeen, 1906; m., 1884,
Mary Louisa, o. C. late Dr. David Mark
DibbÞe, Woodstock, Ont., and Louisa
Mackenzie (,Macd.onald) D., senior re-
presentative .of the ancient Barons
Mackay of Strathy and Derlot, North
Britain, an'd 10th in descent -t
rough
her maternal grandfather and 11th
through her maternal gro.ndmother
from Robert Stuart, Earl of Orkney,
son of .James V. of Scot.; also through
the same 9th .and 10th from Lady .Jane
Gordon, e. d. of -the 17th Earl .of
Sutherland; O. (:Ðpls. Ch.), 1885;
und.ertook 'Parish work In New Eng.,
1885' returned t'O Can., 1888, and was
for
Hme reotor, St. Stephen, N.B.;
retired from the minIstry, 1891; com-
ing t'O Ottawa, was given a place in
the C. S., in whic'h service he has re-
mained; for some yrs. has been at-
tached to ,the Doon. Arohlves Bureau,
under Dr. Doughty (q.v.); has been
a writer of vers'e for Eng., Am. and
Can. periodLcals; called "The P.oet of
the Lakes"; of late has also written
fiction; his poem, "The ,M.other," has
been plaoed 'by Chicago Inter-Ocean
among th'e gems in Eng. literature; It
3Jlso pronlounc-ed it 'ubre nearest ap-
proo.c'h to a great poem whi.ch had
ap:pea'red ,for many a long day; it was
referred to In Parlt., In .terms of com-
mendation, by Sir W. Laurier; has
also written much' Imperial verse;
elected F.R.S. C., 1893; V.-P. of the
Eng. sec., do., 1899-1900; presdt. d.o.,
1900; n<>w secy. do.; a mem. Lit.
Comte. apptd. In connection with the
Quebec Tercent. Celebration, 1908 ;
etl-ootJed a counCJÏill'OI", Can. Landmarks
Assn., 1907; was a del. from rthle RiO'ylaI
Soc. to at'benod IÌhe quart'eroEmt. 'Of .AJÞer-
d-een Undv., 1906; 'Presenlted ItO the l'alÌ'e
l{;ing Edward, d'o.; author of "Lake
Lyriüs" (1889) ; "The Dread V;oya.ge,"
poems (1893); "L\1!ordll'etd and Hild.e-
bI1anod," .tra.ge'dli'ets (1895); "p<olri tical
TrageJdlj'es" (19-08); "Beyond the mus
of Dream," poems (1899); ".c.oUeCited
Vlerse, Sagas 'Of Voaster Brita.in" (1906) ;
"Ian of 'the Ol'ood'e.s," hii,s,uO'l'ical n,oV1e1
(do.); " Canada" (in collaboration
with T. 'M. Martin, R.C.A.), descriptive
of the Dom. (1907); "A Beautiful
Rebel," hist.orical novel (1909); "The
Canadian La
e Region" (1910); lec-
tured before tne Imperial Club, Lon-
don.. En,g., 0<l1 "The practi-C'a.Ù Sirdie O!f
Jjmpe.n!al1ism" (1904); pI1øsen l t at ,the
coronruUon of Their :Ma.jesuies, 1911.-
24 Lisgar St., Ottawa; Canadian Club,
do.
"Nø poet, with !the exception of Tenny.
son and Browning, has, during the latter
half of this century, covered 80. wide a
field and
'e-t risen so. high in each depart.
ment, in sustained fiight of &ang, as has
this young writer. In subtle and we.jrd
imagination he has been likened 00 Poe;
in lyrical flight and spontaneity:, to Shelley;
in de'pth and 'breadth, to Shakespeare and
Browning; and" for inten.se personality
he is considered unique among the younger
writers of the day. In his poems is felt
the p
sence of å strong personali.ty, in-
tensely inte
sted in the perplexing pro-
blems of human e.Xlis.tence. Even in his
. natuTè ' worse, bene,ath all its pure
music, there runs a dee-p undertone of
haunting, mystical sug
8tiveneßs, which
naturally lin.ks the restless phe,nomena of
nature wHh the jo
.s and sorrows of the
human .heart. ÅS a dramatic poet he
stands alone, sup
me in his
neration."-
S cottish- A merica7l.
Campeau, Fabien Bene Edouard, J?0IJl..
'Public service.
S. late Louis and Marie Angelique
(Huot) C.; b. Quebec, .July 8, 1844;
e. Quebec Semy. and Thorn's Commer-
cial Sch.; m. Marie Adeline, 2nd d.
late Capt. F. Duquet; entd. civil ser-
vice, Nov., 1871; since .July, 1895, has
been chief accountant, Dept. Inl. Re-
venue, Ottawa; served as a seh. trustee,
park c.ommr., dlr. Public Library, and
ald. in Otta.wa; was dir.-genl. Union St.
CAMPEAU-CANTLIE.
19'1'
Joseph, V.-P. C. S. Co-operative Loan
Assn., and presdt. Particular Council,
St. Vincent de Paul Soc.; also pre
dt.
Orphelinat St. Joseph, R. C. Sep. Sch.
Bd., Inst. Gan. França'is and Sac. St.
.J,ean .Bapte., Ottawa; hold,s 1st and
2nld cll3JSS certiS., R
al Mil. Sch.; a
.J. P.; an offr. d' ÃClW., France, amd a
ohevaiUer of the ,Sa>cred and Mil. Order
of .thee HoLy SepuÞchre; authoOr .. I,U.us-
'tra1Jed Guide toO the Serua;t'e and Ho.
of 00111lIIl1O'l1S of Gan."; Itwi,CIe 'd!ecloinoo
the Lib. nO!lTIrrnl3.'ÌÍon as a oandidlaÌ!e
for Ottawa (H. C.) ; R. C.-161 Laurier
Ave. E., Ottawa.
Campeau, Bev, Joseph Leon Napoleon
(R.C.).
S. .Jos. Amable and Marie Louise
(Lefebvre) C.; b. Rigaud, P.Q., Aug.
27, 1848; e. ColI. Bourget; o. 1871;
prof. do., 1871-3; vicar,81. .Ja'l1vier,
1873-6; procureur a I'Archêveche d'Ot-
mwa, 1876; canon, 1881; aooomparrioo
laDe Archbp. iDuoha'lßoe1 <Do Rome and
visitJed iÌhe Holy Land, 1888; arch-
dea.oon, 1890; ta.Pptd. paI1ish opr:í'e<S't o,f
t'hie BasÌiÞiea, Ottawa, vice .:\{gr.
Routhier (q.v.), 1911.-Archbishop's
Palace, Ottawa.
Campeau, OUvler, Quebec municipal
system.
B. Ste. -Scholastique, P.Q., June 11,
1857; e. there; entd. Montrea( police
force, 1875; promoted lieut., 1886;
joined detective sf'rvice, 1888; asst.
chief detective, 1897; "Sub-chief of po-
lice, 1902; since Dec., 1904, has been
chief do. do.; has been presdt. Chief
OOllistabl'es' Assn., Gan.; presdlt. Boldoe
Benevol. and Pension Soc., and presdt.
Can. Amateur Police Athletic Assn.;
on the occasion of the 60th anniversary
of his birth, 1907, was presented with
his portrait in oils, painted by Larose;
has written on .. The Police System of
Quebec" (1906); a R. C.--=-43 Esplan-
ade Ave... Montreal; Club Canadien, do.
Campkln, Harry Herbert, municipal
service.
S. Stephen C., Melbourne, Cambridge,
Eng., and Ann (Coe) C., of Steeple
Bumpstead, Essex, Eng.; b. Melbourne,
Sept. 6, 1869; e. Victoria House Sch.,
Royston, Herts, and Cambridge; m.
Ida A. F., d. Roger Lee, Indian Head;
secy.-treas. rural municipality of In-
dian Head 15 yrs.; do. town of Indian
Head 3 yrs.; councillor do. 4 yrs.; a
memo Govt. Municipal Comn.; is hon.
treas. Ang. Diocese of Qu' Appelle ;
elected first grand master Grand Lodge
of Sask., A F. and A. Masons; a firm
believer in public ownership of all
franchises; a Lib.; an An
.-Indian
Head, Sask.; Manitoba Club; Ass'Ï1
i-
boia Club; Indian Head Club.
Canham, The Venerable Thomas
Henry (Ang.). -
B. Eng.; e. Ch. Missy. ColI., Isling-
ton; o. deacon, 1880; priest, 1882:
missy., Porta
e la Prairie, Man., 1881-
2; do. Peel River, 1882-7; do. Lower
Yukon River, 1888-92; since then has
been rector St. Ambrose, Fort Selkirk.
Yukon, and archdeacon of Selkirk.-
Fort Selkirk, Yukon.
Cannon, Hon, Lawrence John, judge.
S. late L. A. C., city clerk, Quebec;
b. 1Jhiere, Nov. 18, 1852; e. Que'be.c
Semy. and Laval Dnlv. (B.L., 1871;
LL.L., 1874; LL.D., 1905); m., Aug.,
1876, Made Hermine AureUe Allda
(d. 1905), d. ,lcat'e Gaspard Dumoolin,
Pro thy. Dist. of Arthaibaska; advoca;te,
1874; K.C., 1897; successfully prac-
tised .his prof. at ArthabaskavlHe, 1875-
91; asst. atty.-genl.. P.Q., 1891-1905:
slnloo .Ju
y 29, 1905, Ibaos been a
,puisne judlge of 1100 Supoetr>ior Ct., P.Q. ;
transfd. from Thr,ee Rivers to Quebec,
.July, .1910; ap,pear.ed before Privy
Council, Eng., in the Fisheries Case,
1897; wpptd. a mem. Royal Comn. to
Inves.tlgate [Montreal -civic affaiI'\S,
1909; unsuccessfully .contested Drum-
mond and A
thaba;ska (H. C.), Lib.
inlterest, 1882; join.t author: .. Tariffs
of offrs. of jus-tire and registrars in
the P. Q." (1902); opresd't. P. Q. Civil
Service Assn., 1901; R. C,-5 Collins
St., Quebec.
.. Reco.gnize.d ,8S a moan of pronO'llD!ood
legal .a.biloity."-T. Globe.
Cantley, Jll[rs, Mabel MacLean, lit-
terateur.
D. Frank and - (FuUer) Helliwell C.,
Toronto (D. E. L. descent); b. To-
ronto; e. Presb. Ladles' Col..; an
undergrad. Toronto Dn.iv.; m., July,
1905, Richard W. Cantley, D.L.S., Ed-
monton, AliÌa.; wrote VlerS'oo f'or Satur-
day Night when a child; won first prize
in a short story contest held by Boston
Globe, when 15; since then has writ-
ten more or less steadily for various
Am. and Can. publications, includi'l1g
The Youth's Companion, N. Y. Ledger
Monthly, The Delineator, McClure's
SJJndicate, The Can. Mag., Saturday
Night, Toronto Globe, etc.; a charter
memo Onto Hlst. Soc., a memo Woman's
Art Assn., Daughters of the Empire,
Nat. Council of Women, Can. Soc. of
Authors, Women's Can. Rlst. Soc.,
etc.; Ang.-Edmonton, Alta.
Cantley, Thomas, business ma.I1.
B. New Glasgow, N.S., 1857; e.
,there. Iffi.; commenced Ufe as a t-elle-
graph operator; acquJ.J'eId oommerciaJ1
exope
ience .J.n va'ri'ous ÒJÏl'e'Ûtlons; oom-
meneed business, as .hoead of firm Thoo.
C. & Co., 1878; enrbd. 1he serv1ioe I()f
N. S. Steel and CooJ 00., 1885; ass,t.
mangr., do., 1889; gerul. IDangr., 1901,
a posi'ti'On he su.n fills; 1's also, slnlC'e
1909, V.-P. .of the 00.; one ,of the p.ro-
moters of Ithe Aoberoeen Hoop.; a;lJso a
counoUllOr Can. Mining Inst., and V.-IP.
N. S. Mining Soc.-New Glasgow, N.S.
.. One of our bJigge.st busLnll2's,g meal
"-
Can. Cent1ay.
Cantlie, Lt.-Co1, George Stephen,
Can. railway service.
,So .Jas. A. C. (q.v.); b. M1ontreal,
May 2, 1867; e. ,by private tuition,
Montt"eal High Sch., and McGill Dniv.;
m., Nov., 1896, Beatrice (vice-regent.
Daughters of the Empire, Montreal,
1910), d. late W. D. Campbell,
Queen's Nptary, Quebec; .entd:. C.
P. Ry. serwoe as d,k. dn Audit
Dept., 1885; since then has been con-
secutively elk. comptroller's office, chief
198
CANTLIE-CAPPON.
elk. to ibhe asst. genl. illl!3.n, g.r. .to ,bhe
asst. presdt. and to the V.-P., genl.
baggage agent and genl. stationery
agent, supt. car service and since Nov.,
1908, ig'erueraJl supt. car s'erv<ioe; for a
long period has been in the v. m. ser-
vice; is It.-col. commdg. 5th Regt.
.. Roya,l Highlanders of ,Can." since
May 11, 190!:l; commanded regt. a:t .tlrue
Quebec Toercen.t. oel,ebra1tion, 1908, and
Lake Ohamplain cell.eblWti'Ü'll, BII3:tlts-
bu,rg, N.Y., 1909, and was personally
compllimerutoeid 'by Pr>esdt. Taf,t ,on at.s
spllendiÌd app.earance; a wi-r. N. B. Ry.;
awarded tlh-e l'Ü'ng s'eiI'v,ioe deoor8Jtion,
1908.-.'138 lIIountain St., Montreal; lIIt.
Royal Club; St. James's Club; Mont-
,'eal Hunt Club; Back River Polo Club;
Auto and Aero Club; lII.A.A,A.; Mont-
,'eal Jockey Club; Mont1'eal Polo Club;
Manitou Club, do.; York Club, Toronto.
Cantlie, James Alexander, merchant.
S. late Francis C., a native of Mort-
lach, Banffshire, Scot. and Mary
(Stuart) C.; b. Mortlach, .June 5, 1836 ;
a bro.-in-law of Lord Mountstephen,
(q.v.); e. Mortlach; m., May, 1866,
Eleanor Simpson, 2nd d. late Wm.
::;tepl1-en, Monotreæl; .erutd. Clommer>c.iaJ
life in Aberdeen; came to Can. 1863;
estabd. .th.e well known whol.esal'e diry-
goods house (still in existence) of
.J. A. C. & Co., 1868; presdt. DQ!111.
Ooml. Tr>avelJers Assn., 1880; presdt.
Montreal Bd. of Trade, 1895; a gov.
Montreal Genl. and Western Hosps.;
also of the Royal Vic. Hosp.; a man
of great energy and enterprise; has
been intimately connected with various
indus. and commercial undertakings
and has held the offices of V.-P. of the
Cobourg WooHen C., mang.-dir. of the
Almonte KnÏ1tting Co. anld ,pres-dlt. of
the Dom. TraiI:usport Co.; has 5ßrv<ed
in v. m. In Scot. and Can.; a Con.; a
1'1'esb.-1S1 Crescent St., Montreal; St.
James's Club, do.; Albany Club, '1'0-
1'onto.
Cantlie, Major James Alexander, jr"
financial agent.
Son J. A. oC. (q.v.), .MjemtI'ieal; b.
and e. .thoer.e; m., Nov., 1906, Anillie, d.
i'rule John F .Michie, .r,oronto; a-pptò,
m.aj{)!r, 19th Cam'61'OIlJ Hig'boland'Cll's of
Dan., Ftelb., 1910; a Pr>esb.- Winnipeg;
Manitoba Club.
Cape, Edmund Graves Meredith, civil
engineer.
S. late John C., Hamilton, Ont.; b.
thoel'C, 1878; e. tll-3re an.d .i\LcGi11 Univ.
(B.A.Sc., 1!:10
); m., .Jan., 1!:108, M:iss
HZ3Jbeth !JUlian Guest Smith, lMont-
l'Cal; .an ass'o. m. Gan. Soc. C. E.,
1902; tllibnarlan to ,dlo., 1903-04; in
p1'act:i-ce for ,s-olme yrs. ,in Morutr>eal as
a civil engr. and gen,I. OO'll.tnacto.r;
has been lect. in mecll. enging., Mc-
Gill Univ.; engr. Lethbridge water-
works and Electric Light Co.; asst.
engr. Lake Superior Power Co., Sault
::;te. Marie; chief engr., during con-
struction, Can. Car Co. ; a memo Mont-
real Bd. of '.frade.-!!5 Sherbrooke St.
"lV., Montreal; St. James's Club; Engi-
neers' Club; Canadian Club; Royal St.
Lawrence Yacht Club; l'rIt. Royal Ten-
nis Club; 1I10ntreal Ski Club, do.;
lIlanitou Club, Ste. A{Jathe.
Capel, Rev, Edzar Tracy \Ang.}.
S. late Geo. B. and Elizabeth C.,
Montreal; grands. Rev. S. R. C., rector,
Wareham, Eng.; b. Montreal; e. St.
John's Sch., Montreal; m.; for a short
time in the service of the Bank or
Ont.; studied for the ministry, Mont-
rea.} Diocesan Ool!ll.; (). ,1888; succes-
sively curate Sorel, asst. Christ Ch.
Cath., and rector Sutton; eJected
presdt. Quebec S. S. Union, 1897, and
apptd. genl. secy. do. do., June, 1903;
elected presdt. Knowlton Conf., 1907.-
2()5 Mansfield St., Montreal.
Capon, William A" dental surgeon.
S. W. B. C., Tm'ooobo; 'b. BaI"flLe,
Ont., MI3Y 15, 1860; m., .Jan., ,1895,
i\1:!iss Mifliam F1lorenlCle Stagg, BilJI.la-
delphia, Pa.; D.D.S., 1890; apptd.
prof. Dental Dept., Unlv. of Penn.,
1:105; author of various pamphlets,
booklets and text-books relating to his
prof.; a Prot.-" The Newport," 16th
and Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.;
Art Club, do.; Whitemarsh Valley
Country Club.
Capp, Hon, Major Rev, Edward Henry
(Ang. ).
S. Edward H. J. and Emily (Hunt)
C.; Eng, parentage; b. Toronto, -::;ept.
14, 1871; e. Toronto Unlv.; m., Sept.,
1901, Clara Spalding, O. d. late Rich-
ard H. Tomlinson, .. Howden Holm,"
foronto; studied theol., Wycliffe CoIl.,
.foronto; o. deacon, 1894; priest, 1896;
curate, Weston, Ont., 1894; asst. priest,
St. ::;tephen's, Toronto, 1895; rector St.
Luke's Pro. Cath., Sault Ste. Marie,
1900; curate, St. John's, Ottawa, since
Oc,t., 1905; apptò. chap'lain \ with .boon.
rank of ca.pt.), 97th Reg1t., 1901; do.,
Petewawa Mil. Damp, 1907; dlo. South
Afri.can Veterans' Assll1., 1909; p'ro-
filIotJed boon. 1II1'aj-or, Feb., 19'11; onoe 100f
the prime movC'l'S in the Cadffi moV'e-
Inen:t in Otlt:aw-a, do.; Quo1JhiOir .. '.Dhe
St'ory of Ban-a-otJing: being :the Annals
of Sault Ste. ,Ma,rie" (1904), .. InK1ian
Leg'enòs" (1905), .. Toile Warr.iQrs of
the Ojibway Country II (1909), and of
severa.l .son.gs which hav.e been ,set to
mUSli'c, etc.; a Toory.-St. John's Rec-
tory, Ottawa; Canadian .club, do.
.. One of the cleverest of the young men
of the Anglican. ministry."-P. NewB.
Cappon, James, educationist.
S. late Thos. C., shipowner, Dundee,
Scot.; b. there, Mch. 8, 1855; e. Dun-
dee High Sch. and Glasgow Unlv.
(M.A., 1881); m., May, 1895, Mary
Elizabeth, e. d. late .Jas. Macnee, King-
ston, Ont.; spent 2 yrs. In Italy study-
ing mod. lang. and employed as a
tutor and lecturer on Eng. lit.; sub-
sequently was for some yrs. corre-
sponding tutor Queen Margaret's ColI.,
Glasgow, and extra-mural lecturer In
connection with the unlv.; since 1888
has been prof. of Eng. lang. and 11t.,
and dean of arts faculty, Queen's
Unlv., Kingston; also since Its estabt.
has been on.e of the eds. Queen's
Quarterly 111 ag.; besides numerous
essays and articles appear,lng In the
mags., is the author of "Vlcto,r Hugo:
A Study and a Memoir," .. Britain's
Title in South Airlca," .. Studies
n
CAPREOL-CARLING,
199
Can. P.oetry:' II Roberts and the In-
fluences O'f His Times:' .. The Sectarian
Brindple in the Can. CO'nstitutiO'n:'
and "What ,classical EducatiO'n
Means"; devO'ted to' gO'lf.-Kingston,
Ont.; Frontenac Club, do.
II A serious and effective critic."-T.
N e1Oø,
.. We oolllog-rntJulalÌe Quoo,n,'s on the poo&-
sessiQiD. of .a. <too.>cheor wttJh So V1ÍiSi.OIIli 8). cJea.r
and with lips s(} eloquent t(} wll the vision."
-Week.
Capreol, James Lonsdale, Onto public
service,
S. late Fredk. Chase and - (Sky-
ring) C.; father a pUblic-spirited man,
whO' prO'jected the NO'rthern Ry., the
HurO'n & Onto Ship Canal, and O'ther
ImpO'rtant wO'rks and undertakings,
was a native O'f BishO'p StO'ffO'rd, Hert-
lO'rdshire, Eng. (vide MO'rgan's "Cel.
Canadians"); b. TO'rO'ntO', .Jan. 28,
1848; e. Lycée, St. Orner, France, and
Winchester, Eng.; a graduate RO'yal
Mil. Sch., 1864; m., Sept., 1892, Mirna,
3rd d. .J. H. Dumble, CO'bO'urg, Ont. i
barrister, 1869; entd. Onto publiC! ser-
v'i-De, .as asst. c-Ik. ExtV'e. Council, 1879;
apptd. elk. dO'. du., Sept. 15, 1904; an
Ang.-6S Admi1'al Rd., Toronto.
Carbray, Thomas J, ]II" lawyer.
S. late Felix C., M.R.I.A., Quebec,
and Margt. (Carbery) C.; b. Quebec;
e. Quebec Semy. and Laval Univ.
(B.A., 1896) ; a.d:vlOca:tJe, 1!:100; .success-
ful.l:y pmot'ises his prof. [n Qu-ebec;
apptd. vice--conoSwl !tor Argenlt'Ïn't! He-
pUbl-i,c, Queb-ec, 1908; R. C.-Benbu1'b
Place, 1 Hamel St., Quebec; Quebec
Ga1Tison Club.
Carey. David A" labO'r leader.
B. Dublin, Ire!., .Jan. 2, 1859; came
to' Can. with his parents, 1861; lived
successively in Quebec, MO'ntreal and
TO'oont-o; 'e. se.pa,rate schs.; orig;inalil'y
a machinist; now and fO'r some yrs. a
repO'rter O'n The Evening 'l'elegram,
TO'rO'ntO'; first cO'nnected with O'rganiz-
ed labO'r, 1880; sUbsequently elected to'
Trades and LabO'r CO'ngress O'f Can.
and was presdt, O'f that bO'dy, 1896-7;
likewise chairman Am. FederatiO'n O'f
LabO'r; is Presdt. O'f TO'rO'ntO' LabO'r
Temple CO'., and a trustee city Sep. Sch.
Bd.; has been O'ffered nO'minatiO'n to'
,the Legislature; a R. C.-95 Markham
St., Toronto.
Carey, Captain Frank, master mar-
iner.
B. and e. CO'. Dublin, Ire!.; O'ver
30 yrs. in Can. trade, in service
Allan, Beaver and C. P. Ry. llnes i
now COmIruanò,s C. P. Ry.'s st'OO.mer
Empress of Ireland, which has made
several recO'rd trips; (ship presented
with a full cO'mplement O'f fiags by
Irishmen O'f Montreal, .July, 1906, in
appreciatiO'n O'f the honO'ur paid their
nationality in thus naming her);
awarded med. and clasp and vO'te O'f
thanks by LiverpO'O'I Shipwreck and
Humane SO'c. ; med. and vO'te O'f
thanks by M. M. S. A., Liverpool;
med., by NO'rwegian GO'vt.; blnO'cular
glass by Can. GO'vt., fO'r saving llfe
at sea; successfully tO'wed N. D. L.'s
steamer Spree, 800 miles, with brO'ken
shaft, having late D. L, MO'O'dy and
&On .on b-oa:fld: ; la.ter towed stoo'Il1ler
Alaska, wi,th brO'ken rudder; Poot.-
Acton, Northwich, Cheshire, Eng.
Carey, The Venerable William Ban-
neld (Ang.).
S. late Francis Vize C., M.D., M.R.
C.S., Ed-in., and .IDlllen Eildzabeth C.; b.
-; e. Trin. CO'll., TO'rO'ntO' (B.A.,
1866; M.A" 1870); D.D., King's CO'll.
Univ., N.S., 18!16; passed RO'yal Mil.
Sch., Kingston, 1864; m., 1st, Sept.,
1872, Isabel,ìa .J3J11e (d.), 2nd d. late
Wal,ton Smith, OwsltOw, P.Q.; 2ndly,
.June, l!iOO, .Ðdoi.tJh .M.a:rlon, d. late
::;>chuyl'Ür Shti;bley, M.P., Kingston, Orut.;
serV'oo wHh ,the voluno1:eeflS t1lJt RIi.dge-
way (med.); .o. deaoon, 1868; pl'Ïe8 l t,
1869; cura.te, Ancasrter, Ont., 1868-70;
mñ.ssy., .Maroh, Orut., 1870-3; rector,
MaU;lda, Onrt., 1873-5; .since then has
been reotQr, St. p.aul's, KingstO'n, Owt.;
R.D., 1895-1900; archdeacO'n Qf Quinte,
1900; do. O'f Kingston, since 1901; a
del. ,to' ,the Synodis.-Kingston, Onto
Carleton, Charles Hubert, BrO'th
r-
hO'od O'f
t. Andrew.
S. Chas. S. and Maria (Burk) C.;
b. Markham, Ont., .July 7, 1871; e.
Hamilton CO'Il. Inst., Trin. Univ., '.rO'-
rO'ntO' (B.A., 1893 i M.A., 190U), and
Brasenos.e Coli., Oxf,ord, Eng. (M.A.);
D.C.L. (hO'n.), Univ. King'oS CO'll., N.S.,
1910; apptd. geni. secy, BrO'therhO'O'd
O'f St. Andrew in the U. S.; was pre-
viO'usly genl. .secy. O'f th-e BrO'therhO'od
In Eng.; is ed.
t. Andrew's Cross; a
del. tJO Ang. Ch. Üongress, HaHfax,
N.S., 1910; Ang.-Broad Exchange
Hldg., Boston, Muss,
"A
d (JIl'ga.rui.zer."-Bp. Worrell
(q.v.).
Carleton, HiB Honour John Louis. Co.
Ct. Judge.
E. s. Wm. and Bridget (O'CO'nnO'r)
C., St. .JO'hn, N.B.; b. ther
, Oct. 1,
1861; e. Christian BrO'thers' Sch.; m.,
Sept., 1866, Teresa Gertrude (d. Dec.,
1!:108), d. Peter Sharkey; 'barrister,
1883; K.C., 1899; referee In equity,
1886; reporter Sup. Ct., N. B., 1
!:I4;
apptd. judge CO'. Ct., CO's. CharlO'tte,
VictO'ria, and l\ladawaska, N.H., Feb.
26, 1904; authO'r "MO're Sinned Against
Than Sinning," and O'ther plays, which
have been prO'duced in St. JO'hn; un-
successfully cO'ntested St. .John City,
Lib. Interest, 1892; defeated in cO'nven-
tiO'n fO'r H. C.; prO'minently identified
with C. M. B. A. and O'ther Cath. 0'1'-
ganizatiO'ns; presdt. fO'r several yrs.
Branch NO'. 134; R. C. - Woodstock,
N.B,
II OM of the most eJoquent and forceful
of the speakers in the Maritime Provinces."
-St. John Telegraph.
Carling, Hon, Lt.-Col, Sir John, states-
man; business man; capitalist.
Eng. O'rigin; y. s. late ThO's. C., who
came to' Can., frO'm YO'rkshire, Eng.,
1818; b. CO'n. C., Tp. LO'ndO'n, CO'. Mid-
dlesex, Ont., .Ja.n. 23, 1828; e. IO'cal
schs.; has lived In LondO'n since he
was 11 yrs. of age; m., 1849, Hannah
(d. ApI., 1909), e. d. la.te Hy. DaltO'n,
LO'ndO'n, Ont. ; jO'ined his father In busi-
ness, and later, succeeded him as
presdt. Carling Brewing & Malting 00.
200
CARL YLE-CAnMAN,
(long estbd.) ; public ech. trustee, 1850-
64; ald., 1854-8; chairman. Water.
Works Bd., London, Onot., 1878 (IDS such
bui.llt 1.he W3itoer works of that city) ;
el,eot-e{l .for Lorudion (Can. Asse.rnbly),
1857; at the Union was returned to
both the Onto Legislature and the H.
C., and continued to sit in both for
some time; later, up to ApI. 27, 1891,
when he was called to the Senate, he
sat 13.1 together in th-e H. C.; was Re-
ceiver-Geni. for a short period in the
Qartier-Macdonald Govt., 1862; was
Commr. of Agriculture and Public
Works in the first Onto Admn., led b
'
the Hon. J. S. Macò.onalc1, and subse-
quoentJly sucæss:Ive}iy ih:eld ,the offices .of
PostJrna:S'toer-Genl. and Mirur. of Agri-
cul,ture undJer Sir .Jobin MlaOdIonaJld and
SIr JlOhn Abbott, 'respoect'ÏVlely; fourudJe.d
the Ag>ricul. 001,1. and ExpeI'!Ï'menltal
Farm in Onlt., arud ,th-e sy.sobem .of Ex-
perimental Farms for -the Dom.; a
memo Ot'tawra Immig'I'Iait:Ïon Conferences,
1870-1; de<>Hned 'the Lt.-Gov>ernoorship
of Ont., 1891; K.C.M.G., 1893; apptd.
hon. It.-col. 7th Fusillers, 1899; elected
pres<1t. Onlt. Brewers' & Ma,l:tst'E!JI"S'
Assn., 1904; is hon. presc1t. Yorkshire
Soc., Ont., and the Sons of Eng., To-
ronto; a Con.; a Meth.-London, Ont.;
London Club; Canadian Club, do.
.. The most poPu'La.r m.am in the Fo-res\
City ro-dJay."-Can. Mag. (1906).
.. A man, who has been able to retain the
oonfidence &nd eostoom of men of both
pa.rtie-s."-Can. Oourier.
.. His name will be grntefully :re1llWUl-
bared for .his good work at '.furOill'to and
OttaWi80 by man.y ge,ntmation6 offilliIIIlelrs,
when those who threw wJd Wi80ter UpOill. his
patri-otic e,ndeaVO'l1ra -are iglllOred o'r aLto-
gethe.r forgo-tten."-M. Star.
Carlyle, Alexander. author and edu.
cationist.
S. late Alex. C., Brantford, Ont.,
who was a bro. of Thos. C., the distin-
guished historian; b. Dumfriesshlre,
Scot., 1843; e. Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1870; M.A., 1905) ; m., 1st, 1879, Miss
Mary Aitken (d. 1895); 2ndly, 1901,
Miss Lily McVicar, Goderich, Ont.;
head,mast-er Grammar Sch., Orangeville,
Ont., 1871; afterwards successively do.
Fonthill, Newburgh, and Port Rowan
High Schs, and prof. Chemistry Albert
CoIl., Belleville, Ont.; examr. in min-
er,a,l. and gool., Tororuto Un:iv., 1877 ; 00.
Carlyle's .. Historical Sketches" (now
In 4th ed.), .. New Letters and Me-
morials of J, W. Carlyle," .. New Let-
ters of Thomas Carlyle" ; joint author,
with Sir Jas. Crichton-Browne, of
.. Nemesis of Froude"; lived with his
uncle during last 3. yrs. of his life;
Unionist: In favour of preferential
tariff; Presb. - 30 NewbattZe Terrace..
Edinburgh, Scot,
Carlyle. Kiss Florence. artist.
D. .lJa:te Wm. and ENra (YOIIlJffiJ8.l1IS)
C.; a sdlster .of W. A. C. (q.v.); b.
Gallf:, Ont.; e. WlOOdstbock, Orut., w'here
most of 'her ,lñfu has been spenlt; oo:rily
eV'hroed a taste {,or aI"t; sent Ito Pramls,
1893, where sIIw worked .for 5 y.r8.,
studyùng first 'W'Í,th DeleCllouse and after-
wards with Jules Lefebwe. T.ony
Robe'rt. FJ.eury, a.nd RoJ.shoven; iSpeDJt 2
SU1J11IleI"S .at BarblzaJ1; subSiequenltly
s'Ì'll'dJi-ed
n H.aJy; has ruO'W a stJudlio in
N. Y.; has exhibioted 8Jt the Pa'l'is Sal()lI1.
thoe SiaJ1tQn de Champs Elys.ees, the
Royal Amod., London, the Roy.a:l Gan.
.AJæ;d., and ,elsewhere; awarded a silver
med. Sit St. :Uoui.s W'Ûf!ld'lS Fair, and
won a prize of $500 at the an.nual
.wtJlsts' COffijp-etiÌt'Ï'on:, 19'04; ollie of bier
'P'iotur
s hoas 'be,en 'Purchased: f.or thoe
Nta:t. Ga.Hery, .ottl:.aJWla ; elecobed a R. C.A.,
1897.-32 W, Twenty-fourth ,st., New
York.
.. While appre.cia.ting the bea.uties and
attractions of landscape, she feels most
strongly drawn to figure painting, a.nd
the're is no dJoubt this tia.lentted YO'lllllg Lady
will make this branch of a.rt her life's
study."-M, and E.
Carlyle, Mis8 Margaret. Onto publIc
service.
B. Glasgow, Scot.; e. there; em-
ployed In manfg. estabts. In Glasgow
and Can.; afterwards in private busi-
ness; apptd. female Inspr. of factories,
On1.., tJhe fi.rst to fil,l tJhe .office, July,
1895; elected 4th V.-P. Intern. Assn.
Factory Insprs., St. Louis, Mo., 1903.-
10 Baldwin St., Toronto.
.. A woman- of strength of character,
good judgment, sound discretion, and a
sympathetic disposition."-T. Globe.
Carlyle, William Arthur. mining en-
gineer.
S. JaJt
Wnn. C., ;publo1c sch. :iOlspr.,
Wl()lodstJock, Ont.; a grand-nephew 1l3lte
Thl06. C., h'Ïst'Orian; b. H:amïrIOÌJOTI, 00lt.,
1862; e. Wo-od,sl.ock GrtaJIIlmar Seh. and
MiC'GdU Unliv. (B.A.Se., with Brit. ABsrn.
g>OIld nred. .and 1st rank !honours 'in noat.
scienc
, 1887; Ma.E., 1892) ; m., Nov.,
1891, Helen Muirhead, e. d. Robt. Shier,
Lindsay, On.t.; specia:l led. in mining
and metall., McGiH Unlv., 1891-5 ;
prof. mining and enging., do., 1895;
provl. mineral'Og. and c1ir., Dept. of
Mines, B.C., 189.5-8; ge.ol,ogist Brit.
Am. Corpn., Rossland, B.C.,_ 1898-9;
genl. mangr, Rio Tinto Co., Rio Tlnto,
Spain, 1899-1908; a oon.su:tting engtr.,
London, Eng., 1908; wry .successful In
all these positions; on leaving Ross-
land was presented with a silver ser-
vice and centreplece by citizens; for-
merly V.-P. Can. Mining Inst.; presdt.
B. C. Mining Inst., 1898; ap.ptd. prof.
oil Tech. a.nd MetaH.. Imp. Ool'l.. or
Science, London, Eng., 1909; has lec-
tured on .. The Mines and Minerals of
Gan..., and other similar subjects.-lf9
Hamilton Rd., London, Eno.
Carman. Bev. Albert (Meth.).
U.E.L. descent; s. late Philip C.,
Iroquois, Ont., for many yrs. reeve Oof
his v,j},lage, /8;tso, foor a ItJime, ward.e'I1,
Stormont, Dundas and Gl
ngarry, and
Emmeline C., d. Co!. Peter Shaver,
M.L.A.; b. Iroquois, .June 27, 1833;
e. Co. Dundas Grammar Sch. and Vic-
toria Univ., Cobourg (B.A., 1855;
M.A., 1860; D.D., hon., 1891); LL.D.
(hon.), N.-W. Unlv.; m., July, 1860,
Mary (V.-P. Gen!. Bd. Meth. Women's
FOoreign Missy. Soc), e. d. Capt. .Jas.
Slsk; on graduating from coIl., became
headmaster Co. Dundas Grammar Sch.,
remaining in that posItion till 1857,
CA'RMAN,
when he was elected prof. of math.,
Belleville Semy. (Albert ColI.);' be-
came principal, dIo., hold1ng also the
chaIrs of math. and physics, 1858; o.
d>eacon, Meth. Epis. Ch., 1859; elder,
do., 1863; through his instrumentality
the semy. was affliiated with Toronto
Unlv., 1860; reed. a univ. charter In
arts as Albert ColI., 1866; and reed.
a unlv. charter In all the faculties as
Albert Unlv. 1868; 1st c!hancellor of
AI'bert Unlv., 1868-74; bp. of the Meth.
Epis. Ch. in Can., 1874-83; since then
has been gent. b'Updt. of the Meth. Ch.
In Oan.; was active In originating and
estabIlshlng Alma (Ladies') Coll., St.
Thomas, Ont., 1876-86; Is presdt.
Mot'Jal and Social Reform Council of
Can.; V.-P. Onto branch Dom. AUiance
and Onto branch Def.ence League;. a
senator Toronto Unlv. and Victoria
Univ.; a gov. Montreal Wesl. Theol.
CoIl.; Is chairman joint comte. on ch.
union; a del. Ecumenical Meth. Conf.,
Washington, D.C., 1891; dl(). World's
Moral Reform Convention. Phila-
delphia, Pa., 1910: made a tour
of the Orient, with late Rev. Dr.
Sutherland, inwstlgatlng the mlssy.
situation, 1906; has contributed many
articles to the mags.; author of
some brochures and of "The Guid-
Ing Eye."-42 Murray St., Toronto.
"A cle.ar-sighted Imped,a.t.ist."-Hamil-
ton Herald.
"A fo<ræful, el'oque'nt spe'aker, a great
preacher and pt.atfoTm orator."-T. World.
"pt()
ssee 1arge experienoæ, ripe jlldg-
men,t and wonderful energy 'and 'grip'
of aU matters brought before him."-M.
Herald.
Carman, Albert Bichardson, author;
journalist.
'E. S. Rev. Dr. C., genl. supdt. Meth.
Ch. (q.v.); b. Bellevl11e. Ont., Feb. 8.
1865; e. Albert Colt. (B.A. and gold
med. In science, 188
); m., 1886, Miss
Harriet Gertrude Walker, Bel'1evllle,
ant.; entd. journalism. 1885: joined
staff Toronto Globe, 1887; served as
parliamentary correspondent of that
paper, Ottawa, 1889-90: do. do(). Mont-
real Star, 1891-1900, writing ed. d>o.
do., 189'1-1900, when resigned to take
a year in Europe; now and for some
time chief ed. writer to Montreal Star,
and engaged In general 1lterary work;
made an extend,pd visit to Europe,
1910: has contributed! articles, stories.
and sketches to Eng., Am. and Can.
ml3.
s. '8.Jf1d .newspapeJ'ls; a s'Pe'C'lall con'-
tTi'huÌ'or <to S. N.,. ;aulthor of 2 nl()lVel's:
"Tble Pre.parat1l()n IOlf RYJeTS'oIl' Em'-
bury" (1900) arrud Ii Tbe Benos,IO'JI,..
nRlres" (1903); also of an essay.
"Thr EthlcR of Imperlali
m" (1905).
which MltT'8ct1f>ð W1ide wbten'Non.-<l,Star"
Office, Montreal.
II WritE's with considerable force and
oril!;ina1ity."-T. Globe.
II A writer of fine 'Pprformance and
ood promise."-M. Herald.
II In the front rank nf editorial writers
in this country."-T. News.
Carman, His Honour Bobert Bald-
win, Co. Ot. judge.
S. of the late PhUip C., Iroquois,
Onto ; a bro. Rev. Dr. C. (q.1J.); b. Iro-
201
quols, Oct. 23, 1843; e. Albert CoIl.,
Belleville (B.A., 1867; M.A., 1868);
also attended Lawrence Sclen. Sch., in
affiUatlon with Harvard Univ. ; m., Jan..
1872, Miss Cecilia L. Hulet; prof.
chemist. Albert Unlv., 4 yrs.; barris-
ter. 1873: practised his prof. at Corn-
wall, Ont.; deputy judge. Stormont,
Dundas, and Gleng-arry, Nov.. 1879;
junior judge, do., Mch. 23, 1883; co.
judge, judge of the Surrogate Ct., and
local judge of the High Ct., Co. I...ln-
coIn, Feb., Mch. 10, 1900; local mas-
ter of the High Ct., Co. Lincoln, Feb.,
1904; presented with sUver servIce by
local bar on leaving Cornwall, 1900:
R. 0., under E. F. Act, 1887; on acUve
service In V. M. during Fenian trouble.
1866 (med.) ; a Freemason, an Orange-
man, and a Son of Temp.; Ang.-st.
Catharines, Onto
Carman, William Bliss, poet; journ-
alist.
U. E. L. descent: e. s. late Wm. C.,
barrl
ter, and Sophia Mary (BUss) C.;
one of his father's faml1y was an orl-
inal grantee of Parrtown (St. John,
N.B.). whine bll!s TnotJh>er was gt.-gmnð-d.
of David Bliss, the Tory lawyer of
Concord, Mass.: h. Fredericton. N.R.,
ÄVI. 15, 1861; e. Col1. Sch. there, N.B.
Unlv. (B.A. and AlumnI g-old med.,
1RR1: M.A., 1884: LL.D. 1(06). and
Edinburgh and Harvar.d Unlvs. ; unm.:
successIvely studied law, practfsed
e11'giT1g-., .am,ëJ! tøulZ'h:t sch.: WflS offWe
ed. N. Y. Independent, 18QO-2; al90
connected with Cosmopolitan and
Atlantic Monthhf mags. and ChIcago
Chap Book,. 'besl:des many poems Which
ha ve appeared In mags. Is author of
the fol1owing se'Parate works: "Low
Tide on Grand Prê" (1893), "A Sea-
Mark" (18Q5), "Behind the Arras"
(18Q5), "Bal1ads of Lost Haven"
(1897), "By the AurrHan Wall"
(18Q7), "Songs from Vag-abondla II
(with R. Hovey) (1894), "More Son
s
from VagabondIa" (do. do.) (1896),
"Last Songs from Vagabondla" (do.
do.) (1900), "St. Kavin. a Ballad"
(1894), "At 'Mlchaelmas" (18Q5),
"The Girl In the Poster" (1897), "The
Gre-en Book of ,the Bards" (1898),
"The Vengeance of N.oel Brassard II
(1899), "Ode >on the Coronation of
King Edwaro" (1902), .. From the
Book of -Myths" (1902), .. Pipes of
Pan, No.1' (1902). "PiDes 'O'f P'1.n,
No.2" (1903), II Pipes of Pan. Nos.
3 4 and 5" (1904-5), "Poems, Col-
lécted Edition" (2 vols.) (1905),
II KlnShI'P of Nature" (1903). .. Frlend'-
ship of Art" (1904). "From the Book
of Valentines" (1905), "The Poetry
of Life" (1906), II The Making of
PersonaHty" (1908), and "The Rough
Rider and Other Poems" (1910); a
SoclaUst.-70 Fifth Ave., New York
City.
II The sw
,test IY'rist of all America."-
A.. J. Stringer (q.v.).
II The Swinburne of Oanadian pootry."-
Prof. Horning (q.v.).
II Generally regarded a.8 one of the
strongest of O'Ur Canadian poets."-Dr,
O'Hagan (q.v.).
"A brillian<t Oan1ad,ian genius, and u
202
CARMICHAEL-CARPENTER.
a poet and a PJ'lose-writer Is a son of whom
the D<>'lDJÏnion is jugtly proud."-Late Oeo.
Murray.
Carluichael, Rev. James Saumarez,
(Ang.).
S. late Bp. C., Montreal, and Emma
(Du Bourdieu) C.; b. Clinton, Ont.; e.
Montreal High Sch., U. C. Coli., and
McGi11 Univ. (B.A., 1867; M.A., 1871) ;
m., .Jan., 1886, Miss Elizabeth .J. Hunt-
er; studied theol. Montreal Dloc. TheoL
Coli.; o. deacon, 1885; priest. 1886:
formerly incum'bent Hul1son's Heights,
P.Q.; now rector St. .James, Knowlton,
P.Q.; RD., 1902; æJnJOn: a ðleL Pian-
Ang. Congress, LonGon, Eng., 1908; a
Freemason.-The Rectory, Knowlton,
P.Q.
Carmichael, Rev, John A. (Presb.).
S. Alex. and Catherine (McNaugh-
ton) C.; b. Tp. London, MtddlesDx
Ont., .June 4, 1848; e. public schs.: m.,
Feb., 1876. Miss Cornelia Rowse:
studied theol. Knox Col1., Toronto, an<'1
Princeton, N.,T.; o. May, 1875: pastor
Manas sa, Va.. 1875-7; do. Columhus.
Ont., 1877-90; do. Knox Ch.. Rpg-infl
Sask.. 1890-1902; mo<'1lenutor Man. 3JDI<'1
N. W, T. Synod. 1894: sup<'1t. of mis
"ions, .(10. Ò'O., :s
nlC'e .June, 1902; D.D.,
hlrJon'. (MaTI. 00101.), 1903.-Winnipeg,
Jlfan
II An eloquent speaker, and has fOT
years enj<>yed a' prominence in the West
that few clergymen have had."-West.
Carmichael, Norman Ross, education
1st.
S. Rev. Dr. .Jas. C. (Presb.): b
Strange, Ont., Nov. I, 1871 ; e. Queen's
Univ.. Kingston, Onto (M.A., 1890).
and .Johns Hopkins Univ.. Baltimore,
Md. (fpllow In physics, 1895-6); m.,
18QR, Mi!':s Maria A. .Jenkins: asst
prof. math., Qupen's Unlv., 1896-1900:
asso. prof. In physics. Kingston Sch.
of Mining. since 1900; author II Physi-
cal Experlmpnts," a manual of labory.
exps. In gpn1. physics (1904) .
9
Union St., Kingston, Onto
Carnochan, Miss Janet, author and
teacher.
Of old Scotch Covenanting stock:
2nd d. .Jas. and Mary (Ml1rov) C.; b.
Stamford, Ont., Nov. 14. 1839: e. at
Niagara, whprp she has resided .sinN>
childhood: origlm'l11y a high sch. te
ch-
pr; taught In Brantford, Kingston,
Peterboro', and for 23 yrs. In the NI-
agara Higoh Sch.. her specialties bping
history. 1itf'rature, and math.; since
retiring from prof. life has devoted h.-.r
time chiefly to hlst. investigation, prin-
cipally In connection with the Town
of Niagara. where she Is secy. of the
Public Library and presdt. of the Ni-
ag-ara Hlst. Soc.: In connection with
these bodies has formed a large col-
lection of manuscripts, hooks, pamph-
lets, portraits, arms, and other relics
of great value; has also caused to be
erected stones to mark historic spots,
and has contributpd to the prpss many
valuable papers throwing light on the
parly history of the whole Niagara
Peninsula; to her efforts are also due
the erection of the Niagara Memorial
Hall, opened to the pUblic In 1907;
sevpral poems, hymns, and sonnets
have likewise come from her. (For
an appreüiation .of her work see
Saturday mag. sec. of the Toronto
Globe, by Marjory MalcMurchy (q.v.),
Nov., 19l0.)-NiagQ1'a, Onto
Caron, Jean Baptiste Thomas, .law-
yer.
S. Magloire and Romorlne Minette
(Dêchêne) C.; b. Garneau, P.Q., 1869;
e. Bourget Colt, Rigaud, P.Q., and
Laval Unlv. (B.A., 1895) : unm.; bar-
ristpr, 1898; practised throughout in
Ottawa; license commr.. Ottawa, 1904-
05; has bppn V.-P. Ottawa Reform
Assn., presdt. local St. .Jean Bapte.
Soc., and of Belcourt Club; sat for
Ott
wa City (R. C.). in Lib. Intprest,
B07-8 (e,lected by a maj. O'f 3,329);
unsuccessfully contested L'Islet (H. C.).
g. e. 1908; app:td. a memo Govt. Rys.
Mang. Bd'., Dec., 1910; a R. C.-Monc-
ton, N.B.; Lonrentian Club; Ottawa
Hunt Club. Ottawa.
Caron, Hon. Louis Bonaventure, re-
tirpd iudge.
S. late Bonaventure C., L'Islet, P.Q. ;
b. there, Nov. 16, lS
8: e. CoIl. Ste.
Anne, Nicolet, and St. Hyacinthe: m.
{J. E. L. Pac-and, Arthiahaskav.illl.e, P.Q.
(d. .Jan., 1904); advocate, 1855; re-
turned, Lib. Intere
t, for L'Islet (Can.
Assem.), g. e. 1857, but unseated:
again returned, g. P. 1863, and con-
tinueil to repre'
ent 'the co. ,till the ac-
complishment of Confederation, against
which he voted; one of those mems. of
the Lib. party who addressed a re-
monstrance a
ainst Confederatton to
Earl of Carnarvon, Cot Secy.; a
puisne judge, S. C., P. Q., 1874-1903.
when he retired; tried Chalonpr, for
the murder of Ensign Whitaker. 5300
Foot; presldf'd In extradition cases of
.John C. Eno and Gaynor and Greene;
R C.-Quebec,
Carpenter, Major Albert Edward, Can.
rf"gul"aT mi 1 1ta,ry force's.
B. Sept. 2. 18fi7; m. T(!a 'M. (d. 'Mcih.,
1909), d. l.ate Wm. McDonou.gh, Lon-
don, Omt.: gaz l e'tt-e<'1 2n<'1 .llieut., 13th
Re'g1t., 1887; 'l'ieut., do., 1889; dlo., R C.
Regt., 1893; ca'P't., 190'2: maj'or, 190.5;
i.!': {'o.IDJmnnlder, R. S'c'h. Iufy., T.O'r.onrbo;
D.A.A. Ge'TI<I., 1m Div. Infy. Bl'iga-de,
Qu.ebe'c TereE"nlt. ûelehratJi'on, 1908:
s-erVle,d S. Afmcan "T.ar, 1899-1900
(Qrue.e-n's med. with 3 cla,sps).-Stanley
Ran'orks, Toronto; Toronto ,Club;
York Club. do.; London Club, London.
Carpenter, His Honour Arthur Allan,
Dist. judge.
B. Hamilton, Ont., 1873; e. there
and Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1894); a
barrister; wpnt we
t ; successfully
practised his prof. at Innisfall: apptd.
judge Dist. of Macleod, Nov. 21.
1907; transferred to ,Calgary .Judicial
dlst., Nov., 1910.-Calgary, Alta.
Carpenter, Silas Huntington, detec-
tive.
E. s. late Thos. and Margery
(Sweeney) C.; b. Brownsburg. P.Q..
.Jan. 29, 1854; e. local schs. an<'1 at
Ottawa Coil. Inst.; m., 1st, 1874, Miss
F. W. Phæbe Gilbert (d.) ; 2ndly, 1896,
Miss .J. Trollope; joined Montreal
pollee force, as a constable, 1880, be-
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203
coming a sergt., 1882, and later a
detective; joined Can. Secret Service,
1890, and in Df'c., 1896, was apptd. to
his present office, chief of the Mont-
real detective force; has been officiatly
connected with many Important criM1-
Inal casf'S, including- that of the fa-
mous Donald Morrison, the outlaw;
has taken a prominent part in secur-
Ing amendments to the Criminal Codf'
with respect to habitual criminals:
read a paper on II The Habitual
Criminal" before the Chief Con-
stables' Assn., 1906; has protested
against the loose gran tlng of tlckets-
of-leave to convicts; specially selected,
with Col. Sherwood (q.v.), to guard
K'ing George (q.v.) when in Canada;
a
'Ìfe gov. Montreal Gerul. Hosp.;
a,pptd. a HeU't., on spoocti l a:l servioe,
Corps of GuofdJe<s, Oat., 1907; a Me-th.-
192 Champ de' Mars, _
Iontreal.
. . Active, clear.headed, and understands
his .business thoroughly."-M. Gazette.
., Remarkable for his robust physique,
straightforwardness of character, inde-
pendence and determination.' '-M. Star,
Carr, Bernard, editor and publisher.
B. Quebec (city), 1828; removed to
Boston, Mass., 1849; m., Aug., 1854,
Miss Eleanor Mooney; in newspaper
and publishing- business throug-hout;
associated with late Hon. Hugh
O'Brien for many yrs. in publishing
and editing the Shipping and Commer-
cial List: for 25 yrs. commercial ed.
Boston Journal,. since then ed. Cham-
ber of Commerce Circular: a R. C.;
has been presdt. and secy. St. Vincent
de Paul Soc. and closely identified with
the Cath. Hi st. Soc. and various other
similar bodies; has ed. and publi!'hed
several rellglous works.-Boston. Mrr88
II The Nestor of the Boston press."-
H. Chronicle.
Carr, Miss Muriel Bothwell, educa-
tionist.
B. Kingclear, N.B.; P. Victoria Sch.
St. .John, N.B., McGill Univ. (B.A. and
gold med. In classics, 1898; M.A., 1900),
and Radcliffe Cotl.. Cambriòg p , Mass
(A.M.); since 1906 has been head of
the dept. of Eng. lang. and lit., Rock-
ford CoIl., Rockford, Ill.-Rockford,
Ill. .
Carrel, Frank, journalist.
S. late .Jas C. and .Josepha Gertrude
(Butchart) C.; father founder and ed.
Quebec Daily Telegraph and Saturday
BUdget,. b. Que-bec, Sept. 7, 1870; e.
Stan-stead Wesl. Col'l.; unm.; early
employed on staff Daily Telegraph, and
on deatih of his rfather, 1891, succeeded
him as prop. and ed.-in-chlef; contri-
butes to mags., and has compiled and
'P'U'bIoishtoo' s.evera.I .guide bO'oks; author
II Carm.da's West and FaJr:truer West"
(1911) ; a memo Irish NaJt. League and
i}f Quebec DU. and II-Iiis. Soc.; ra Ò'k.
Sportsman's F1ish anrd Game CI'l.IJb, .and
a 'steward Que-boo Turf Olub; Inrd. Lib. ;
Pro1. - Chateau Frontenac, Quebec;
Quebec Garrison Club,. Quebec Yacht
Club,. Quebec Turf Club.
Carrick, John James, legislator;
dealer In real estate.
Eng. and Can. paiJ'en.tage-; b. Terre
lfuute, Ind., .s
17, 1873; e. K!lruoo..r-
d'ine Hig-h SC'h. an<'1 TOTonoo Un1v.
(B.A., 1897); m., Dec.., 1899, Miss
Mo:Lry ..J:ane Day (B.A., Toronto Univ.,
1898) ; ,eal"ly 'business expel"ireno
s, a.t
the SoD. unl
.er F. H. Ol'ergue (q.v.);
'Presd't. Oarl"f.ck, Ltd., ex1:e'ThS'iV1e -d!ea]'ers
in r.øaÞ esrtate, Gt. WeIst C1()Iai Co., et.c.;
has rooen'tJ'Y sUC'C"essfulrly oper8!te,d
n
real -estate Jru m1io,n 1 t.re-a,I; owns a t,o-
ba0C'0 {aüÌ'ory l3.t WinnLpe-g ;. mayo.r
Port Alrt.huT, 1908-9; bas sat f-OT Pont
Ärthur (LooaJI), Oon. inrter
gt, SJinæ
g. e. 1908; -opposed 1:0 Ithe Taiìt-FI'el1d-
ing reoctÏpro,city agTIeem,en't; returned t'O
H. C. f.or T.bunrd.e-r Bay and Ralruy
Riive'r, g. e. 1911; a Quaker.-Port
Arthur, Onto
II Thin-ks in milHons."-T. Globe.
Carrique, Willialu Jeffrey, business
man.
S. Wm. and Martha (Marlowe) C.;
b. Go. Halton, Ont., Aug'. 19, 1873;
e. there; m., De-c., 1909, Mabel, y. d.
late Dr. G. E. Gascoig-ne, Montreal;
had newspaper experience on Hamilton
Herold and Ottawa Citizen; founded
the Can. St. Car Advertising- Co., Ltd.,
1905, which has ohtHined a lease of all
the advertising- in Montreal, Toronto,
Ottawa, Winnipeg', Loni!on. Hamilton,
King-ston, Peterborough. and other Can.
cities; An-g.--mO Sherbrooke St. W.,
Montreal,. Canada Club " RO?tal St.
Lawrence Yacht Club,' Can. Mil. Inst.,
IIfontreal; National Club, Toronto.
Carroll, Alfred H,. farmer and legis-
lator.
S. Danl. and Isabella C.; b. West
Zona, Co. Oxford, Ont., Mch. 2, lR49;
e. 'Voodstock; m., Oct., 1877, Mary
Ellen, 3rd d. Lt.-Col. .T. D. Df'nt. Em-
bro, Ont.; !':erved as Councillor and
Reeve, Oakland, Man.; a Tory, and
has represented S. Brandon (Local)
since g. e. 1903; has moved for the
abolition of the batlot In provl. elec-
tlons; Ang.-Carroll, 1J.Ian.
Carroll, Hon. Henry George, judge.
S. Michael Burke and Marguerite
(Campbell) C.; b. Kamouraska, P.Q..
.Jan. 31, 1866; e.
\t.p. A'llJf1!!"s CollI. .and
Ln'31 Un'Ìv. (LL.B., 1889; LL.D.,
1902) ; m., .June, 1891. Amaz.eli.e, d. L.
Ba-ull3,ntg1er, 8,tp. A e:at'he rdle Lo.tb'inl!e're;
e.dY'oC'at'e, JR89; K.C. (P. Q.), 1899;
doD. (IDa,IiI Min,t.o), 1902; Grown prose-
cu:tor f'Or SO'11'P yr:s. a.t FraseTvUle;
Solr.-Genl. of Can., F.p-b., 1902-04; a
commr. ex-of/icio for revising and con-
solidating thf' publIc statutes of Can. ;
represented Kamouraska (H. C.) '- Lib.
i'lJlte'1'e.st, 1891-1904; Li'b. ,o'rg'a.ndze.r,
Dist. 'Of QUlebec, No-v., 1898; one
'Of the sig:n<ers of ,tJhe :aðð.regs froon th<e
Lib. party to the Pope, resulting in
the appt. of a papal ab]egate to Can..
1896; a puisne judge, S. C., P. Q.,
.Jan. 29, 1904; promoted to King's
Bench, Dec., 1908; apptd. a memo
Council of Public Instruction, P. Q.,
Aug., 1906; ;presented, with Mrs. C., to
the Prince and Princess of Wales (now
the K>ing anð Queen of Eng.), St.
.J'amEs's Pal'ace, 1Jonðolli, ..July, 1902;
R. C.--6 Brebeuf St., Quebec.
"A man of a sinlgu]arly lovable tempera-
ment, who was cast in too deHca.te a. mould
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CARROLL----CARSON,
for the hurly-lmrly of poJitics."-O. Free
Pr
...
II Elnjoys a
enlV'
ab1e replLtJa;f;ÎIOm, for
alb>iHty amd V1an"ied le.g>a.J a.coompLishime'11tÆ;."
-M. Standard.
Carroll, William Banfield, lawyer;
Onto pub. service.
S. late Rev. John C., Ang. rector 01
Gananoque, Onrt..; b. 1867; e. there,
Wel11olnwtoll' Seth. and T.rin. Ull'iv., To-
txmrtoO (B.A., 1877); m.; RJt'born'ey,
1881; IMrr:isrter, 1889; K.C., 1908 ;
pracrtds-es
n Gananoque; a.þplOinlted
þOlUoo maß'Ï,strate, Ga'nanoque, 1908;
has been m'ay'Or thoere -dlo. ; was fur an
exooonded per'ilO'd lCiooiIm1l3.ll' Bd. ,of
"IDd'lloaltlilQn ; ra Oem., and secy. Leeds
Gon. Assn.; an Ang., and a memo of the
Synods; a memo GpuI. Oorrube. f'Ü'I' Re-
vised Hymnal for Ch. of Eng. In Can.,
1906; a memo rof the c.orpO'ratJÏ.tOIl of
TlI"il1li.ty UIlIiv.; a frequelfl't oontrlbu:tor
Ì'O Onto Churchman.-Gananoque, Onto
Carroll, WnUam H, mechanic.
B. N. B., 1870; went to Mass. at 19 :
learned trade of nallmaker at Worces-
tel'; afterwards removed to Boston;
SocialIst candidate for Mayor of Bos-
ton, and subsequpntly twice unsuccess-
fully contested Mass. governorship.-
B08ton, Ma88.
Carruthers, Capt. George Frederick,
merchant.
S. late Fredk. Fraser C., barrister,
Toronto; b. Toronto, Sept. 18, 1846; e.
Model Grammar Sch, and U. C. con.;
m., 1873, Miss Harriet Chambers, Wln-
n'Ìjpeg; in servtioo G. T. Ry. UII} hoe
mrovoo to Man., 1871; 00'. Man. Gazette
SOllne yrS. ; went
n.t-o fire dIlls. and mer-
C'antiloe lbus
ness, 1874; -has been presdt.
Bd. 'Of Unlderwrdt-ers, Man. and N. W.
T.; ,Is a ,drlr. MO'llar.clh Life Assu:r. 00.,
and W. GenI. HI()lsp., land pres'dJt. Stand-
rurd Brick & Til-Ie 00.; served as I!l!n ald.
an.d as presd.t. :Man. RIifle Aossn.; for-
merly an 'Offr. Queen's Own Reg.t., To-
ron,bo (file(!. for serV'lces during FenIan
RaId) ; a Freemason, 32nd deg.; a fel-
low Royal Cot. lnst.; a Con.; an Ang.,
and a del. to the Synod.- Winnipeg:
Manitoba Club; Country Club; Lake of
the Wood8 Yacht Club, do.
Carruthers, James, merchant.
ScottIsh origin; s. Geo. Andrew and
.Janet C., natives Co. Dumfries, Scot.;
b. Tooronto, Aug. 13, 1853; e. thoeil'e;
head Jas. C. & Co., 'Ltd., gTa
n meT-
cihallits, fMonrtreal, TOTO'llrto and Winni-
peg; ,somoetimes úa;Þl.e'(} .. Oan:ada's
PremlLer grain m'erchoanlt,.. and sorrIle-
trÏm'ets .. Canorudla's Wiheat Kån-g," from
tJh!e eX'tenlt anld! vrum.eoty 'Of .h
s (JßJ'effi-
tilOns <Í11J the bous'in<<Õls world; a dlir.
(and formerly presd1.) of tlhe MonltTeaJ
Oorn Exchange ASSll.; .a mlem. :MonlÌ-
res,1 00. 'Of T,rnile; eaecte-d a dlir.
o"\l1e're,i'gn Bank, '1902; a dår. Dom.
Bank, 1907; oa;lso, a dir. of It'he
Rioyal Marine Ins. Co., and
. Law-
rence & Ohricag>o
eam Nav. Co.;
presdt. Toronto and Montreal Steam-
ship Co., Winnipeg Elevator Co., Win-
nipeg, Western Land Corporation,
United Supply & Contracting Co. and
Montreal & Lake Erie Steamship Co.:
a gov. Montreal Genl. and Western
Biosps.; is owner of t'bJe Oa-n. íMarb1e
Works, .MisslsslqulOl, P.Q.; an aJ1l-round
sportsman; dn hds Y'Outh aòðictoo to
lacrosse; n:ow owns anI(] TUnoS a fine
stable IOf cross-country and othoe,r
trorses; one ()If the (prinC>lpal 'f'Ound'elrs
and a d'ir. of the ,M'Ontreal Jockey
Ol'u'b, 1905; opposoo ,to the 'Daft-Field-
in,g l'ecipI"ocjlty oOO11tpaot, 1911.-" The
Cavendish," Montreal,. St. James'8
Club; Mt. Royal Club; lIfontreal
Jockey Club, do.; National Club, To-
ronto.
Carruthers, John Bell, merchant.
E. S. laté .John C., KIngston, Ont.:
b. .. Annandale," Kingston, Ont., .July
17, 1854; e. KIngston Grammar Sch.
and ParIs, France; m., ApI., 1881, LIl-
Ne (V'ice-reg>elllt Kin,gsbon chap. Daug1h-
tel'S of the Errupire and presdt. !lnd
capt. Lad'ies' Go1'! Club, ,same oity) ,
e. d. late RiO'llL Isaac Burpee, P.C., St.
Jbhn, N.B.; a .J. P.; is V.-P. }{:ing-.ston
and Montreal Forwarding Co., presdt.
Kingston Yacht Assn., and life gov.
KillJ
'ston Genl. Hosp.; has been a
trustee con. lnst., capt. Kingston Golf
Club, chaIrman Sch. of MinIng, presdt.
KIngston Curling Club, do. Lake Yacht
Racing Assn., and do. Kingston Re-
form Assn.; LIb.; Presb. - II A nnan-
dale," Kingston, Ont.,. II The Oaks!' Co.
Frontenac, Ont.; Frontenac Club, King-
8ton.
Carruthers, Miss Lilian Alice, educa-
tionist.
D. late .J. Han C., architect; b. and
P. Toronto; a past presdt. Women
Teachers' Assn.: active In the or-
ganization of Onto Teachers' AllIance,
of which she was for 3 successive
yrs. V.-P.: sent to Eng. by the Bd.
of Educ. to stuòy the educational
sY5:tem there, 1908; a promIsIng play-
wright; a contrIbutor to various
:lournals; wrote series of artIe-les on
Eng-. schs. for Toronto Telegram,
which were widely rpad: a memo
Women'5: Rlst. Soc. and Chambprlaln
Chap. Daughtprs of the Empire;
sympathIzes with the mIlItant suffra-
gettps; an enthusIastic advocate of the
extpnslon of tef'h. education In Can.-
!!j9! Robert St., Toronto, Onto
Carsley, wnliam Francis, mlerchanlt.
E. S. late Saml. and - (Tupp) C.;
b. Montreal, 1868; e. LIncoln CoIl.,
Sorel, P.Q.; m., Au g'. , 1 R92, Cathprlne
Mary Rose, d. Eugene Haberer, Mont-
real; for many yrs. V.-P. of the S. C.
Co., Ltd., dry goods merchants, Mont-
real, and of C. Sons & Co., wholesale
dry goods, 113 St. Peter St., Montrpal,
and 18 Bartholomew Close, London,
Eng'., ::lnd was elected prpsd1. of those
cos., Nov., 1902: a llromot p t" of the
Heat, Light & Power Co., 1906; el(>cted
V.-P. La Banque Provincialp and presI-
dent Soc. for Protection of Wompn and
ChIldren (succeeding his late father In
those offices), 1909; Anog.--!jl Mac-
Gregor St., Montreal.
Carson, Bev, George Stephen (Pres-
byterian).
B. Sussex, N.B.; e. there and Dal-
housie Univ. (B.A., 1882); o. 1885;
pastor Knox Ch., PIctou, N.S.; author
II Stories from the Life of Jesus ..
CARSON-CARST AIRS.
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(1907); apptd. asso. ed. and business
man gr. Presb. Witness, Halifax 1906.
-Halifax, N.S. '
CarBon, Lt,-Col, John. insurance and
mining expert.
S. Wm, and Mary (Johnston) C.;
b Montreal, P.Q., Oct. 13, 1864; e.
there; m., 1885, Minnie R., d. late Hy.
Gorran, St. Johns, P.Q.; was for a long
time In the fire ins. business; memo
Montreal Bd. of Trade; J.P.; elected
V.-P. Montreal Mining Exchange, 1908;
a promoter and now mango dir. Crown
'l'rust Co. ; also, a promoter and presdt.
Crown Reserve Mining Co.; rated as
a millionaire by Montreal Star, 1909;
a promoter Crown Exploration and
Develop. Co., do.; a chief promoter of
the movement for a Bd. of Control,
Montreal, do.; is a dir. B. N. A.
,:Mining 00., and of the MiO'tmt Royal
Hotel 00.; pr,e.sen,t, '-by iÎIlIvlÎ.t'a,tñon, 1Ín
Woes.tmIn.s.ter Aibbey, at the oorona.vil{)!1J
of King Edward and Queen Alexandra,
Aug. 1902; long In the v.m. service;
retired, as a It.-col., 5th Royal High-
landers of Can., 1909; holds long-ser-
vice decoration; a councillor Dom.
RUle Assn.; do., Boy Scout movement,
Montreal; a gov. Montreal Genl. Hosp.;
presented with a silver service by dirs.
of the Crown Reserve Mining Co., on
anniversary of wedding, 1910; a Lib.;
an Ang. and a del. to the Synod;
elected a gov. Montreal Dioc. Theol.
CoH., 1909.-
11
Sherbrooke St., Mont-
1'eal; Canada Club; .'11 anitou Club, do.
Carso.n, Joseph Hugh, social re-
former.
S. late Hugh and Anne (Miller) C.;
b. :MOOltrea1, 1854; e. St. Joohn-s (P.Q.)
High Sch.; formerly In business in
Montreal; long prominently identi-
fied with temp., Sunday sch., and
many other forms of good work' was
for a considE;rable period record.' secy.
Dam. CounCIl Dam. Temp. Alliance;
now V..,P. provl-. branch of Alliance;
also .record. secy. Sunday Sch. Union,
P.Q., and treas. Lord's Day Alliance
since Sept., 1902, has .beldi the per
manent appt. of gent agent Montreal
Amoiliary Brit. and For. Bible Soc..
a J.P., with jurisdiction over the entir
prov1Ïnæ, and a mem. Ex'tvoe. COil11rt:e.
Montreal Citizens' League; formerly
an offr. SIt. Johns Garrison Airty.; a
Meth., and has served as a del. to
tþe a!1nual and genl. confs. of the ch.;
likewise to the Ecumenical COn't
Washington, 1891; presented with
gold watch and chain by the Mont-
rea1 comte. of 1906 conf., in acknowl-
edgment of his services as secy.
thereof.-76 Union Ave., Montreal.
Ca.rson, William JOlln, educationist.
Parents from Castlebar, Irel.; b.
Metcalfe, Ont., Nov. 15, 1872; e. there;
m., Dec., 1903, Cela J., Y. d. Archd.
Kennedy, Vernon, Ont.; B.S.A. (Toron-
to Univ.), 1902; dairy inspr., Dept. ot
Agricul., Ont., 1902-3; teacher King-
ston Dairy Sch., do. do.; asst. prof.
dairying, Wisconsin Univ., 1904-5 ;
prof. dairying, Man. Agricul. CoIl.,
Winnipeg, 1!105; resigned, July, 1908,
and is now in business at Winnl,peg In
connection with the C, Hygiene .Milk
Co. ; obtained highest standing In
dairying ever attained. at Onto Agricul.
Coli.; a Freemason; an Oddtfellow ;
Con.; Ang.-Winnipeg, Man.
U A man of more than ordinary calibre."
-Farmer'. Advocate,
Ca.rstairs, John stewart, political or-
ganizer; educationist and critic.
S. late Robt. II. C., of an old Edin-
burgh .family, and Cornelia (Stewart)
C., a gt-grandld. of Hon_ John Munroe,
U, E. L. (formerlY a capt. King's
Royal Regt., N. Y.), a memo of the
first Leg. Council, U. C., and the an-
cestor of the Joly and Harwood fam-
Ilies. L. C.; b. Kingston, Ont.; e. high
schs., Arnprior and Iroquois, and To-
ronto Univ. (B.A., with honours in
Eng. and hist., 1892) ; m., 1896, Maud
Seymour (D. E. L. ancestry; gradlu-
3JtJed Ot taJwa Normal- Soh. and 'had an
ex:tJenSlÍve experienoe as ,i publ,ÌC sch.
teaCher), o. d. Railiph O. GiltÞert, Sti;r-
Hug, Ont.; successively Eng. arud o}aSSJÍ-
cal master, Iroquois High Sch.' prin-
dpaJ1, SHrling High 8ch. and 2nd 'ol'assl-
cal master, Harbord St. ColI. Inst., To-
ronto; apptd. (by Mr. R. L. Borden,
M.P, (q.v.), leader of the Federal Op-
position) secy, Dom. Lib.-Con. Assn.,
Ont., 1907; ed. and published St. Law-
rence News, 1892-3, and subsequently
on staff Toronto Empire; formerly an
offr. 49th Regt.; for a long time con-
nected with U, E. L. Assn.; elected
presdt. do., 1908-09; since 1902 a memo
Ex.tve. Alumni Aissn., Toronlto Uruiv.;
elected secy.-treas. do., 1906; do. lib-
rarian Can. Mil. Inst., Toronto, 1909;
do. V.-P. Can. Folk Lore Soc. do.;
elected V.-P. hist. and. Eng.
. Onto
:Ðduc. Assn., -dio. ; elorotoed a memo Ex>tve.
Comte. Burns Lit. Soc., Toronto, do.;
has been an examr. in mod. hist., To-
ronto Univ., 1901; formerly chairman
assoc. examll"S. !in :his.t., Educll_ Dept.,
Ont.; was also asst. sec. Laura Secord
Nat. Monument Comte.; assÏ'sted in
founding Iroquois Public Library and
the Victoria Park, Stirling, Ont.; on
Ed. Comte. The University Monthly;
autJhJor: .. WIQf1dJsworth'," an essay
(1892) ; .. Five Unpublished Letters of
Carlyle," (1893), .. The Culture-Value
of History" (1901), .. The Late Loyal-
ist
of Upper Canada" (1902), .. His-
tOrical Landmarks of the Ottawa Val-
ley" (19-10); for severaL yrs. has
been a frequent contributor to The
Review of Historical publications
Relating to Canada (Univ. of To-
ronto); his services as an ed. and
reviser are ackgd. In several publica-
tIons; at present Is In collaboration
with A. C. Casselman (q.v.) in produc-
ing a II History of Canada and the
Can. People"; a Con.; an Ang., and
a lay reader; a Freemason and an Odd
Fellow.-3
5 Crawford St" Toronto; Al-
bany Club; Toronto Military Institute.
II Widely read, exact in analrysis, clear
in exposition,...-M. and E.
Carstairs, Major William Frederick
Wallace, Can. mil. service.
Bro. of preceding; b. Kingston, Ont.,
June 24, 1860; e. Arnprior, Iroquois,
and Kingston; unm.; has had long cx-
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CARSWELL-CARTER-OOTTON,
peI'lieruC'e Ü1J v. m, 3Jrud Imp. lI1Il.1:. ser-
vice; holds 'a ,1St class R. ,So I. cert.;
formerly capt. 56th .. Lisgar" Rifles;
resigned his comn. at outbreak of N.
W, Rebellion, 1885, and enlisted in R.
N. W. M. P., with which he served for
5 yrs. in all parts of the great N. W.;
attached for duty to No. 1 Regt. Depot,
London, Ont., 18!:18; left there to
take an appt. as an offr. in the Royal
Nigerian Constabulary; later, when the
Brit. Govt. took over the Royal Niger
Co.'s territories, was given a comn. in
the 3rd Southern :Kigerian Regt.; as
such took part in more than a doztn
punitive expeditions, including Benin,
Ishau, Ulia, and Furomia; filled many
Important positions on 'Vest .Coast, and
acted as dist. commr. Cross River Dist..
as well as D. O. C. of the troops
In his district; resigned, owing to
wounds and injuries recd. in action,
1903; after recuperating, moved to 'V.
Alberta, where he became instr. in
musketry to the Alberta Mounted Bri-
gade; was also Instrumental, with Lt.-
Col. E. B. Edwards (q.v.), In organ-
izing the 101st Regt.; gazetted major
in do., Sept. 1, 1908; formerly asso-
ciated with Oronhyatekha in the Ind.
Order of Foresters, In which he was a
supdt.; was subsequently in the ser-
vice of the Royal Victoria Ins. Co.;
went to Alberta to prospect for coal
and stone, in which he was successful;
now interested in some of the finest
coal mines and best stone quarries in
the province; an expert rifle shot, and
has brought down some big game in
Can., U. S., and Africa; holds N. W:.J
1885, med. and the geni. service med.,
with 2 clasps, for W. Africa: also the
long servi-ce decoration; an Oddiellow,
a Forester, anq a Freemason (Royal
Arch and Scottish Rite); an uncom-
promising Con.; an An
. - Strathcona,
Alta; Military Inst., Toronto.
CarsweU, Bobert, publisher.
S. Hugh and Margt. C.; b. Colborne,
Ont., .July 19, 1838; e. Brighton Gram-
mar Sch., Belleville Semy. and Middle-
sex Undv. ; m., 1st, Mlil:liioeu1lt A. (d.), ,d.
IruÌ!e BbJi:J.ip 'Oarman, Il'oquo'is, Ont.,
and sisbeT Hiev. Dr. Oarmla'll (q.v.):
2ndly, ,Miss Martha ::;wan (d.); 3rdly,
Miss Sophia Frankish; in early life
was a sch. teacher; founded The C.
Co., .Ltd., Law Bo'ok publishers, To-
ronto (L. P., 1891), a flrm of emiruenlt
Sltanding of which he is pTesodt. and
geniI-. m
I1Ig.r.---30 Adelaide St. E., To-
1'onto.
Carter, J, Smyth, educationist.
Scotch Dutch, and Irish parentage;
b. Rowena, Ont., Sept. 7, 1877: e.
l,ocal public sehs. and 1fol'r:i'Sburg OoU.
Inst.; unm.; a public s('h. t('acher;
has written considerably for the press;
author .. The Story of Dundas; Being
a History of the County of Dundas,
from 1784 to 1904" (Iroquois, 1905) ;
Lib.; Meth.-Rowena, Onto
Carter, James, Newfoundland public
service.
Be.!oo.ngs to an old Nfd. .fami1.y which
has bee'll ,In island siThCe 1700 ; b. Dal't-
mouth, Devon, E'll'g., Sept. 23, 18311;
e. Mt. Radf.ord, ExereT, Eng.; m"
1855, :i\Hss HarI'lie.t Eloizabe't'h F'elioia
Carter (d. 1901) ; author, "Six ;Mo()'llIt:hs
in EUl'ope and thie Or-ierut" (iMont.real,
1906) ; 'Ïs sheriff IOf NIfCL.; Ang.-" Bal-
sam House," St. John's, Nld.
Carter, Col, James Colebrooke, H.M.'s
regular forces.
E. s. late Hon. Sir .Jas. C., for many
YI'.\>. IChief .Jus'Hce 'Of New Brunswi-ek,
and Mary Alllne El'izaOOth C.; lb.
Fìre'd!el1Í>C'ton, N.B., Nov. 22, 1844; e.
:Kling's OoLt, do. ; m., 1st:, Miss Fl'aIJlCle:s
K. .Jone,s (-d..); 2ndlly, .Miss EI,eanor
F. Osw.a,lll; sel1ved ,in the 431'd Light
Infy., and as col. commandant Berk-
shire Volun\teers; .J. P. for Berk-
shire and vice-chairman Berkshire
Territorial Assn.; Con.; Proto Re-
formed Ch. of Eng.-Ardington, Wan-
tage, Berks; Naval and .Military Club,
London, Eng.
Ca.rter, Bev, John (An g.).
E. s. .s. .JOthn and l\ll)aJtiÏ,lda (McNab)
C.; b. Toronto, Nov. 7, 1861; e. U. C.
ColI., Trin. ColI., Toronto (M.A., 1882),
and Exebe.r OoH., Oxford ('ex,hdbtitdoner;
2nd class liot. :h'uman., 1887); cU'ra.tJe,
Lilffi'eJhouse Parish Oh., 1887-9; ass-t,
chaplain, Exmer DaN., Oxford, 1890-5;
since rthen mas been bUl1sar of Pusey
House, Oxfordl; hon. .secy. OhorisHan
SoCÏorul Un:i,on since 1889; ed. Economic
Rev. .since 1891.-pusey Home, Ox-
f01"d, Eng.
Carter, Bev, Willia.m (Ang.).
Bro. Rev. .John C. (q. v.) ; b. 1867;
e. Trln. ColI., Toronto (M.A., 1889);
m., 1901, Miss Alys Playfair; o. dea-
con, 1891; priest, 1892; rector Kings-
town, St. Vincent, W.I., 1896: later
curate Upton - cum - Chalvey, Bucks;
apptd. vicar Tokesbury, Essex, Eng.,
1
01.-7'okesbury, Eng.
carter, William Edward Hall, civil
engineer.
Second S. late E. r1'. C., Toronto; b.
there; m., Mch., 1908, Emma Fulton,
y. d. late .John Akers, K.C., Toronto;
B.A.Sc. (Toronto Univ.), 1899; some-
time engr. Yellowstone Mine, B. q.;
supdt. ,of min.es, Ont., 1900-05; ,now m
priv,a.t'e bus'inoess; Ang.-49 Dunvegan
Rd., T01'onto; National Club, do.
.. A young maD of .a.bility."-T. Globe.
Carter, William S" educationist.
Descended froTY' .John C., who came to
N.
., from Yorkshire, Eng., 1774; b.
Kingston, N.B., .July, 1858; e. Co.
Grammar Sch., Hampton Gramm.ar
Sch., Provl. Normal Sch., and N. B.
Univ. (B.A., and Douglas and Lorne
gOtlid me,d.s., 1881; M.A., '1884; LL.Ð.,
1910) ; math. i.nstT., St. .Jo'hin Hig'll Soh.,
1881-6; Inspr. ,of Sehs., 1886-190.9;
since .then :hrus been Supdt. of EdU'c.,
N.B.; elected a sen.rubor, N. B. Urui-v.,
1892; do. iPr.esdt. N. B. Un.iv. AJluffill1'1
Soc., 190.8; d'o. 'PTesdJt. Assn. of Can.
Olubs, 1911; is R,l:so R. (rir. Dom. Educ.
Assn.-F1'ede7'icton, N.B.
.. A maD of administrative ability and
an excel1ent platform øpeaker."-St, John
Telegraph.
Carter-Cotton, Hon, Franc!. L" jour-
nalist; statesman.
B. Yorkshire, Eng., 1847; e. there;
m.; founded Daily News-Advertiser
CARTWRIGHT,
2ü'{
(Vancouver), 1886, which he has since
rondJuot-ed; V.-P. l,o,cal branch Imp.
Federartion League, 1889; .(1,0. B. C.
Trust Co., 1
02; a dir. Securities Cor-
poration, B.C.; chairman Assessment
Act Comn., B.C., 1:.105; elected Presdt.
Ro
-al lnst. f'Or the Advanc. lof .Learn-
ÏIl'g, 1906; ,endowed a chair of !pure
and applied m3Jth., B. G. branch Mc-
lWI U.niv., 1906; has .sat in the Legis-
latUI'e, B. ,C., almost uninterruptedly
sinoe 18::10; sHs for Riühmonà; waG
MinI'. "D'f
ill'anoe 'in the S,eml.in AdJmn.;
lat-er Ohiief OO[lljffir. of Lands and
\VorkiS and P,resdt. to! Ibhe Coun'eU 'in
the .McBride Admn., .runoe, 1904-0ct.,
1::110; perf'ormed :the feat lof travelHn,g
J.,100 mÏile.s, Ifr'om Vra'l1lOouv'er to .Card-
bo.o, 560 mtiles .of which were <i'one on
hOI\5Je'bwck, :in .l.ess -lblan 2 day,s, ,:May,
1\100; a Oon.-Vanco.uve/"
B.C.; Van-
couver Club
do.; Union Club
Victoria,
B.C.
II The best editorial writer in the Prory-
ince."-V. World.
II One of the clearest and 3b1e8t speak
ers ()n financial questions in the West:'-
M. Star.
Cartwright, Alexander Dobbs, Dom.
public service.
Third s. Sir R. J. C. (q.v.); b.
Kingston, ant., Sept. 20, 1864; e.
Queen's Univ., Kingston (B.A., 1885) ;
m., June, 1900, Ada Elizabeth Sey-
mour (a brUliant pianist), d. late
Lucius Hart; barrister, 1887; success-
fully practised his prof. in Toronto for
some Y'rs. ; appt,d. s.e.cy. Ed. Ry.
Commrs., Can., F'eb., 1\:10-1; f'Orm'e.rl
'
a lieut. 47tJh Re.gt.; n'ow a capl., Oorps
RoelServe, 10th Grenadiers, 'l'aronto;
Ang.-3J4 Stewart St., Ottawa; Rideau
Club, do.;
Toronto Club
1'oronto.
cartwright, Conway Edward, Can. ry.
service.
E. s. Rev. Conway C., Kingston,
ant.; nephew Sir R. J. C. (q.v.); b.
Kingston, ant., Oct. 14, 1864; e. Royal
Mil. Coll., Kingston; graduated, 1884;
m., 1889, Mary Elizabeth, d. late Major
Harvey, R.A., \Vexford, IreI.; memo
Can. Soc. C. E., 1899; memo P. L. S.
Assn., B. C., 1904; entd. service Pon-
tiac Pacific Ry., 1885, and has .since
been continuously employed on vari-
ous roads; since 1905 has been div.
en gr. C. P. Ry., Van:cauv.er; A'ng.-
1748 Robson St.
Vancouver, B.C.
Cartwright, Capt, Francis Lennox,
Can. mll. forces.
Fifth s. Rt. Hon. Sir R. J. C. (q.v.) ;
b. Kingston, Ont., Meh. 27, 1874; e.
Bp. Ridley ColI., St. Catharines, Ont.,
and Queen's Univ., Kingston; m., ApI.,
1901, Ada Marion Carlos, e. d. Augus-
tus F. Perkins, Oakdene, Holmwood,
Surrey, Eng. ; formerly capt. 14th Regt. ;
joine'Ò Royal N. W. M. Police, 1897;
served In Yukon and N. W. T.; was
seconded to serve in Lord Strathcona's
Horse, 1900; served with that corps
during war in S. A. (Queen's med.,
with 4 clasps) ; decorated .with D. S. 0.,
1900, for distinguished s0rvice durin
the campaign; retired from Royal N.
W. M. Police, 1904; gazetted capt. 5th
Kiingst:on Ba't'ty., F.A., June, 1906; dlo.
doo., Strathcona's Horse (-Royal Cana-
dians), /May, 11910.-Fort Osborne Bar-
-racks
lVinnipeg, Man.; .F'rontenao
Club, Kingston; Imperial Se-rvice Club.
London
Eng.
Cartwright, Major George Strachan,
H.Mo's regular military forces.
Second s. Rev. C. E. and Marie Le-
titia (Johnson) C.; b. Kingston, ant.,
Aug. 29, 1866; e. Royal Mil. Coll.,
Kingston; m., Sept., 1899, Kate Mary,
d. Robt. A. Stevenson, M.D., Toronto;
gazetted lleut. R. E., 1885; promoted
capt., 1894; now a major; served with
the lsazal expdn., 1892;. has held vari-
ous staff appts.; now In India.-Care
Cox & Co.
London
Eng.
Cartwright, James Strachan, On t.
!public service.
Second s. late John Solomon C., Q.C.,
M.P.P., amjj SaI13Jh Anne Hay.ter
(Macaulay) C.; b. Kingston, ant., Aug.
2U, 1840; e. Rugby, Eng.; m., 1st, June,
Ib66, Harriet .finne (d. Dec., 1889), d.
late Hon. \Vm. Cayley, Toronto; 2ndly,
Jane Ellzabeth. II. Geo. A. Young; bar-
rister, 1868; K.C., 1902; successfuIly
practised .his tpl'of. at Napanee; ,appûd.
regr. Queen's Bench Div. High Üt. o'f
Just:ioe, Owl., M:a;y, 1883; ana:ster-dn-
C1hambers, .sup. Ot., Onlt., ApI., 1903;
pl'esen1t-ed ,to Hre la1!e KJ.ng Edward,
St. James's Pall8.oe, May, 1909; an Ang,
and a del. .to .aile Syn'Od.- Woodlawn
A ve., Toronto.
Cartwright, John BObison, ant. public
service.
Third s. late John Solomon C., Q.C.,
M.P.P., and Sarah Hayter (Macaulay)
C.; b. Kingston, ant., Feb. 28, 1842;
e. at Rugby and Oxford Univ. (B.A.,
1866) ; m., June, 1868, Emily, d. late
Lt.-Cot D' Arcy E. Boulton, Cobourg,
Ont.; barrister, 1871; K.C., 1890; clk.
of the process, Osgoode Hall, 1878;
Depty, Atty.-Gent, ant., 1889; one of
the counsel for the appel'lant In the
famous Mercer will case before J1.
Gomte. P. ,C., Eng., 1883; one of the
secys. 'for the revision of the provl.
statutes, 1885; an Ang., and a del. to
the Synod.--6S .A venue Rd.
Toronto.
Cartwr1,g'ht, Miss Mabel, educatlon;st.
O. d. John R. C. (q.v.) and Emily
(Bou1ton) C.; b. 'l'oronto; studied
Cheltenham Seh. -and Oxfol'd Univ.,
where she obtained a cert. and
other honours; later taught in Ox-
ford High Sch., where she had charge
of Form IV.; returning to Can., was
for 3 yrs. on the teaching staff of Bp.
Strachan Ladles' Sch.; apptd. lady
principal St. Hilda's CoIl., Toronto,
'Iay, 1903; an ex.tve. C'ouncililor To-
ronto Unlv. Alumni Assn.; a del. to
the Pan.-Ang. Congress, London, Eng.,
1908; while in London spoke In
Queen's Hall on the subject of II The
Responsibility of the Relation of the
Ch, to the Young"; Is V.-P. Unlv.
"
omen'.s Club, Toron'to; 'eÞeote,d presdot.
\Voman's AuxH., Ang. Ddocese of To-
ronDo, 19,11; An g.-S t. Hilda's College,
'Toronto; Univ. Women's Club, do.
.. Ifur staiIlding in scho,lM'lSihip, especioaJ']y
in h,ist<JI1"Y, is high."-Marjory MacMurclty
(q.v), ;.-\
208
CARTWRIGHT--'CARVELL,
cartwright, The Bt, Eon, Sir Bleh-
ard John, statesman.
O. s. late Rev. R. D. C., chaplain to
the forces, Kingston, Ont., and Har-
riet C., d. Conway Edward Dobbs,
Dublin, Irel.; grands. Hon. Richard
C. (U. E. L.), formerly a judge of
the Common Pleas In U. C., and after-
wards a M.L.C. of that Province; b.
Kingston, Dec. 4, 1835; e. Trln. Coll.,
Dublin; m., 1859, Frances (V.-P.
Local Council of Women), e. d. Col.
Alex. La we, H. E. I. C. service, Cork,
Irel.; formerly presdt. Commercial
Bank of Can., an institution now de-
funct, and of the Women's Med. !ColI.,
Kingston; V.-P. Trusts CorporaHon of
Ont., and presdt. Frontenac Loan & In-
vest. Co., etc.; promoted. Onto Electrlc
Co., 1901; sat for Lennox and Adding-
ton, ,Can. Assembly, from 1863 to the
Union of the Provinces, 1867; for Len-
nox (H. C.) from 1867 to 1878
when defeated; for Centre Huron fro
N'Ov., 1878 -to íMay, 1882; if'Or South
Huron froon De-c., 1883 to 1887; ,flOf
South Oxford ,from 1887 to 1904; called
to the Senate, by Earl Grey, Sept. 30,
1904; belongs to 'One o.f the old Tory
families of U. C., and In the early days
of his :public life gave an IndIvidual
su:pport to the late Sir John A. Mac-
donald ; sInce the period of the II Pacific
Scandal," 1873, /has acted with and
been a memo of the Lib. party, first
under Mackenzie, then under Blake,
an
finally under Laurler; durIng Its
eXI..'s.tenlC"e was pres>d.t. .of the On't. Re-
form Club, Toronto, and later, of the
E
stern Onto LIb. Assn.; was Minr. of
Fmance, In the MackenzIe Admn
1873-
,. and subsequently, while I
Oppo'
ltl{)n, was !the chief svokesman
for hIS pa.fty, 'On aH fisC3Jl subjeots; !he
developed In debate great pOlWers of
Dratory, superIor to tJhose possessed by
all tJhe :public men of his time, save
only the late Hon. Wm. Macdougall
and Sir q-. W. Ross (q.v.) ; hIs speech
In secondIng the vote of tJhanks to the
volunteers who had served In the N.- W.
Rebellion, 1885, Is still .regarded as one
of the masterpieces of Parliament3Jry
elloquence; m'Ore recent speeches -from
hIm, both in the Commons and Senate
Including that creating the Quebe
Battlefields Comn., 1908 have more
than sustained his previous hoig'h repu-
tation In thIs reSJPect; created a
K.C.M.G., 1879; since July, 1896, has
been Mlnr. of Trade and Commerce In
the Laurler Ad'Illn.; has been Govt.
leader In the Senate since Jan., 19'09;
now ,regarded as t'he last 1lIIem., In
active public life, of Mackenzie's .. Old
Guard"; was entertained at a public
banquet, by the Onto LLb. Mems. and
Senwtors 'Of Bar-It., May, 190'0, '8Jt whiiC'h
he was thanked for ihls servIces, as tlhe
"beacon-light of the Lib. party";
G.C.M.G., 1907; acting Premier, dur-
Ing Sir W. Laurler's absence, 1897,
1902, 1907, and 1911; a 001. IDO Wash-
ingt'On, '00 prom'Otoe ,oottoer rela>tlons 'be-
tween Can. and Ithe U. S., 1897; pl'O-
posed a joint Oomn., and r
lf'esented
Can. on the Angl'O-Am. joint High
Comn., Quebec, 1898, and Washington,
1898-99; a:pptd. a. mem.. or Itbe Most
H.on. P. C., 1902; deciNned appt. to IÌIhe
Li'elut.-Goverruo'rshi-p of Ont., 1908. and
again subsequently; oarfll.-ed a meaSUNJ
in :favour of Old Age Annuities,
1908; has suggested. .. that Can., with
it close acquainltance of conditions, both
In tl1e Republic and the Mother Coun-
try, and with its new Ufe and vigor
reaching out towards both the Old and
the New Worlds, could be the medium
that would bring about an amance of
the EnglIsh-speaking peoples of the
world which no combination of nations
dat'e treat lIghbly or whose de<mands
they dare disregard if disposed to urge
the disarmament of the world" ; autihor
of several pamphlets, including one
contJalnlng his recol.!eotions of the Con-
federation 'P'eri'oo; more reæntly
(1911) has leoturoo on "Tohe Pe
i.ls
of Demo'cracy" (se-e .. OartWI1lghot, a
Veteran of many Oampa,igns; a char-
a0ter skie.tc'h," 'by ISir Geol'ge Ross, To-
r.onto Globe, Junoe, 1911); Ang.-!76
O'Connor St., Ottawa; Rideau Club,
do.; " The Maples," Kingston, do.;
Quebec Garrison Club, Quebec.
"A man o,f .ideas."-M. Gazette.
"His satire is de'adly."-Oan. Oollier'l1.
"The. Nestor of Can. LiberaliBllIl."-M.
Herald.
.. Laurie,r never had a truer oone,ague."
-M. Herald.
"Master of two' things-satiore and
sta,tistics."-T. Newl1.
"As a debate.r is without an equal in
our P.arliament."-M. Star (1896).
"'Dhe most masterly øpe.aiker this gener.
ation has listened to."-S. N. (1907).
" One. of the m-asteTS of the gpo.ken word
j.IlJ the English-speaking wOTld."-T. Globe.
"The Hving pefsondfication O'f kindness
breadth of view, lwnor, devotion to t
pu,b1ic interests .and fideJ.ity to his friends."
-Late Hon. J. I. Tarte (1897).
Cartwright, Lt,-Col, Bobert, late
Can. regular mdl. service.
E. s. Rt. Hon. Sir R. J. C. (q.v.); 1.>.
Rockwood Cottage, Kingston, Ont.,
Nov. 4, 1860; e. Ch, Eng. Grammar
Sch., Rice Lake and Royal Mil. CoIl.,
Kingston; graduated, 1881; m., SePt.,
1884, Ivy ,Mal'ia Russel
, d. Bend. Oan-
ning Davy; Heut., '1881; I.S.C., 1885;
capt., 1888; major, 1895; U.-ool.,11899;
A. A. genl. :8.It hea'dqtl's., 1898; dnspr.
of :rruusketTY, Apl., 1901; commandant,
Seh. of Musketry, July, do. ; A. A. genl.
for musketry, ApI., 1905; retired with
rank of It-coI., Dec. 5, 1907; served In
Mi'dland Regt. during N. W. Reb., 1885
(med.) ; do. S. A. War, with Can. con-
tingent (C. M. G. and med., with 4
clasps) ; presdt. R. M. CoIl. Club, 1!:100:
a free trader and an Imp.; an Ang.,
and a del. to the Synod.-Summerland,
H.C.; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
Carvell, Frank Broadstreet, lawyer;
legislator.
U.E.L. descent; s. A. Bishop and
Marg'3.ret (Lindsay) C.; b. Bloomfield,
Co. Carleton, N.B., Aug. 14, 1862; e.
public schs. and Boston Unlv. (LL.B.,
1890) ; 'Ill., July, 1887,! Miss Carrie B.
Parks; attorney, 18:10; K.C., 1907;
successfully practises his prof. In Dor-
chester; represented Carleton (Local),
Lib. Interest, 1899-1900; since g. e.
'C:ARVETH-CASGRAIN,
209
1904 has sat for same constituency
(H. c.); a di'r. N. B. 'Del.ø:phonJe Co.;
Meth.-Dorchester, N.B.
II A forc
ful speaker and II. 1æe.n lawye.r."
-T. Globe.
Carveth, Hector Bussell, educationist.
Eng. parentage; b. Port Hope, Ont.,
Jan. 23, 1873 ; e. public and high sc.hs..
Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1896), and Vlc-
tOl'1ia Univ. (po.srt-g.rn.d. .course), Cor-
nell Univ. (Ph.D., 1898); univ. lec-
turer in chemistry, Cornell Unlv., 1899;
chief chemist Intern. Acheson Graphite
Co., 1905; since May, 1906, mangr.
I-;iagara Electro-Chemical Co.; a spe-
CJÏa,}.ist in eléotI'1O-'ohemistry and iRJPPJoioo
phy. chemistry; writer and reviewer of
work in chemistry, principally in
Journ. Ph?,. ChemistrJl.-Niogara Falls.
N.Y..; Town and Gown Club, Ithaca,
N.Y,
Casavant, Joseph Claver, organ
manufacturer.
S. late Jos. C., organ builder, St.
Hyacinthe, P.Q.; b. there, Sept. 16,
1855; e. St. Hyacinthe CoIl.; joined
by his bro. (J oseph Saml. C., b. St.
Hyacinthe, ApI. 4, 1859), he devoted
himself to the same calling as his
father; after serving an apprentice-
ship in Can., thpy went to Euroþe for
further study and information; on their
return to Can., 1880, theyestbd. them-
selves In their native -cirty and have
succeeded In turning out a series of
Instruments which have secured for.
C. Bros. a name and reputation :second
to none on the continent; ,paid a
seoond visit to Europe, 1886, since
when they have In,troduced 'the electr,Lc
action in their Instruments; have 'Sup-
plied <>rgans to a larg.e number of chs.,
l'1eligious Institutions and musical
bodies throughout the Dom., Includin.g
the famous organ In Notre Dame Ch.,
Montreal, and .those In SIt. James's
Cath., and the Gesu, same city; also
the organs in All Saints' Cath., Hal.i-
fax, N.R, the Dom. Meth. Ch, and St.
Andrew's Oh., Ottawa, St. Andrew's
Ch., the Oonservatory 'Of 'Muslc, To-
ron to, the Basilica, and Oh. of the
Sacred Heart, Ottawa, ,the R. C. 'Cath.,
Pembroke, Ont., the R. IC. Cath., St.
Hyacinthe, P.Q., the Centenary Ch.,
HamiltO'Il, 'St. James Ch., Stratford,
Ont., and St. Francis Xavier Ch.,
N. Y.; a IDem.' .of the EXltV'e. Oomte. I()f
the Montreal branch of the Can.
Manfrs.' .AJssn.; was pr.esented to the
late King Edward, \Vind'sor Castle,
June, 1905; R, C.-St. Hyacinthe,
P.Q.
Case, Bev, Shirley Jackson (Bapt.).
B. Hatfi,e,ld PIt., Coo. King's, N.B.,
Sept. 28, 1872; 'e. Acadlia Uuiv. (B.A.,
1893; M.A., :1896) and YaJ1Je Un'Ív.
(.B.D., 1904; Ph.D., 1906); lID., June,
1899, M.iss Evelyn HUll, Tolrbooll., N.H.;
o. 1900; t'ea.cher of l1liaJth., St. Martin's
Semy., N.B., 1893-4; :pl'1lnclpal, do.,
1894-5; teacrue,r of Greek and ma;tih.,
HOl'1t'On Coli.
ad., WoJfviHe, N.S.,
1895-7; d.o. maJth. and Greek, New
Hampton (N.H.) Lilt. In.st., 1897-19011;
.irustr. In Nøw Test. Greek, Yale Undv.,
1905-6 ; {pxof. ihist. and Iþhål. ()of reld.gloIlJ,
Oo'bb Dlvliu. Soh., 'Lewi.sban, :Me., 1906-
8; sinoe Fthen IÌlM been asst. prof.
of New Test. Irnltel'pl'etatioI1, Ohiæ.go
Univ. ; 8JUltibiOr: .. The Histol'i'OOJl M!e.thod
.in tihJe -8t'lJodlY of RelligLon"; a oOOltrJ-
bUlbar to Yale Divin. Quarter., Pilgrim
Teacher, Am. Journ. of Theol. Bib-
lical World, Journ. of Biblical Lit.,
e<t'C.--5510 Washington Ave., Chicago,
Ill.
Casey, The Bight Bev. Timothy,
Bishop (R.C.).
S. late Jeremiah C.; b. Flumeridge,
Co. Charlotte, N.B., Feb. 20, 1862; e.
St. Stephen Grammar Sch. and St.
Joseph's CoIl., Memramcook, N.B.;
pursued theol. studies Laval Univ.
(D.D., 1899);' o. 1886; curate, Fred-
ericton, do.; subsequently successIvely
rector Cath., St. John, chancellor of
the diocese, and rector St. Dunstan's
Ch., Fredericton; Bp. of Utin.a and co-
adjutor to Bp. Sweeney, 1899;_ Bp. of
St. John, N.B., 1900; made a tour of
Europe and the Holy Land, 1905 ;
strongly o
osed to the liquor traffic;
a del. to the Plenary Council, Que.b
,
1909; attended the Eucharistic Con-
g.ress, iMOllltre.aJ., 19'10.-Bishop's Palace,
St. John, N.B.
II A man of bro,ad mind and interest in
every' thing for the g.enera1 gQood."-M.
Star,
Casgraln, Mrs. Edmond, dentist.
B. St. 'l'homas de Montmagny, P.Q.,
1861; e. Ursuline Convent, Quebec; m.,
1878, Dr. Edmund Casgrain, Quebec;
admitted to prof. of dentistry, Quebec,
1898; the first woman in Can. to be
admitte.d .thereto.--51 Rue St. Jean,
Quebec.
Casgrain, Henri Baymond, physician.
S. late Hon. C. E. and Charlotte
Mary (Chase) C.; father a physician,
a Senator of Can.. and a knight of
the Holy Sepulchre; .b. Sandwich, Ont.,
July 7, 1857; e. ASSUimption OoJ.l.lthere;
M.D. (Detroit Coli. of Med.) , 1879;
M.D.,IC.M., Trln. Unlv., 1886; post-
gra,d. course .3Jt iPla:ris, London, N. Y.
and Chicago; successfully practises his
prof. at Windsor and Detroit; presdt.
Onto Med. Ass'll., 1909; a diel. ItOO IbOO
Intern. Med. Congress, Budapest, Hun-
gary, do.; presented at Austrian Court,
do. ; has served as surg., 21st Fusiliers;
served during N. W. Re.belllon, 1885
(moo.) ; ICon.; R. C.-Windsor, Onto
Casgrain, Hon, Lt,-Col, Hon. Joseph
Philippe :Baby, public man.
S. P. B. C. (q.v.); b. city of Que-
bec, Mch. 1, 1865; e. Quebec Semy.;
m., May, 1885, Ella, o. d. late Jas. W.
Cook, formerly M.P.; P.L.S., 1878;
D.L.S., 1881;' also a C. E.; for some
yrs. chief engr. Montreal & Pacific
Junction Ry. and of Montreal Turn-
pike Trust; was asst. secy. Can. Dept.
Centennial Expn., Philadelphia, 1876;
subsequently a del. to Liege Expn.; a
dir. Riclhelieu & Onto Navigation Co.,
,Maritime Coal, Ry. & Power Co.,
and of Montreal Park and Playgrounds
Assn.; V.-P, Quebec Land Surveyors'
,Assn., and of the Que.bec & Saguenay
Ry. Co,; presdt, Quebec ,Colonization
210
CASGRAIN.
Soc. and of the Montreal Royal Land
Co., Ltd. ; a dir. M'Ü'nltTeal J'ock-ey Club'
oruairman RaHways Oombe. (Senate);
d,o. Montrool Club; a Lib., and wa.s
flOund'er and .presd.t. of Itbe .old Lib.
C!'ub, and pre'sd>t. more I"
en,u'Y tOf
the iM'Ontreal Refmm Ol'llb ; apptJd.
a 'memo Ottawa Il11JproV'emenlt Gomn.,
19'02; dlo
hon. Þt.-'CIoIl., 8300 Re'gt., 1909 ;
un'Su-ccessfu}ily contested the MontI"e.a:1
mayoralty, Jan., 11910 ("Viote: GueI1in
(q.v.), 29,212; C., 16,258); a'll<thor of
.. The Pr\Qbl,e111S .of Transportation ;in
Can." (1910); fav,ours c-ollstrueHon of
Ge'Ü'rgian Bay Canal' ; 'Ü'pposes con-
sLrucÜon H B. Ry.; caned It<> ;true
SeI18Jbe by 'Lord! IM.into, Joan. 29, 1900;
.one of the repres'ent'a'biv.es lo,f the
SenaJt.
, .coronartion .of :Kling George and
Queen Mary, June, 1911; pI"esen,t.e,d to
T'hei.r Maj-esties, i!3u-ck,ing.hJam Pialaoe,
June 27, 19101; R. C.-910 Dorchester
St. W" Montreal; Nit. Royal Club; St.
James's Club; Montreal Club; Mont-
real Jockey Club; Club St. Denis;
Royal .st. Law1"ence Yacht Club, do.;
Ri,deau. Club, Ottawa.
Casgrain, Philippe :Baby, lawyer;
authar.
Bro. the late Rev. Dr. H. R. C., the
well-knawn author of .. L
gendes Can-
ad'iennlßS" I8.nd other work-s; .fruthe,r -of
t.he HOTI. J. P. B. C., "'8na!t'or (q.v.)
and ()If the Rev. P. H. C. (q.v.);
s. late Hon. C. E. C., Asst. Oommr. of
Public Warks, Can., and Anne Bliza-
beth, d. late Hon. Jas. Baby, M.E.C.:
familý one of the most ancient and
distinguished in P.Q.; b. city .of Que-
bec, Dec. 30, 1826; e. St. Anne Coli.;
m., 1854, Charlatte Matilde (d. Mch. 17,
1910), d. late Col. Perrault; advocate,
1850; K.C., 1879; for many yrs. Depty.
Probhy, S. C., P.Q.; Slubsequen1tl'Y, dk.
of the Circuit and Revisian Ct., P.(.J.;
SM in Lib. 'Ïn,terest for L'IsJ.et (H. C.),
1872-91, when defeated; a R-oyal
Commr. to ,enquire and report on com-
plaints against the admn. of public
offi
-s in Dist. of Rimouski, 1878;
presdt. Royal Oomn. to enquire Into
the Montreal and Sorel Ry. grant and
payment, 1892; deolined election as
V.-P. of Imp. Federation League, 1891;
memo Extvoe. Oooll'te., Quoeb
branch,
Kavy lJeague; was pI"Psdrt. Li.t. and
Hoist. Soc., Quebec, 1898. 1899 and> 1906 ;
as such took an active part .In the
mov,ement for securing the Plains of
A1braham as a nat. inheritance; signed
a protest addressed to the Gov.-Genl.,
against the eredion on Can. soil of
any monu.m.enl!. in :}}'onour of the Am.
general, Montgomery, who fell at Que-
bec; V.-P. Oan. .lJandm.aQ'k,s Assn., 1907 ;
W1fuS award!ed a ,d,ipl'Om'3. of hon.our for
his ar.chæol. studi,es 'by Royal Soc.
of Can., 1908: a frequent oonÌ1,i-
butor to Trans. Royal Soc. of Can. and
Trans. Quebec Lit. and Rist. Soc.;
author: II Letelli,er de Saint Just et
son Temps" (1885), .. La FontaIne
de Champlain à Que-bee" (1888),
II M
morial des Familles Casgrain,
Baby et Perrault du Canada" (1898),
II La Vie de Joseph-François Perrault"
(1898), II Les Plaines d'Aibraham"
(1900), II Seconde Bataille des Plalnes
d'Abraoo m et de Sa.inrte-Foye" (do.),
.. La Maison de Montcalm" (1902),
.. U ne Au-tore Ma.iS'Oll Mon tocal-m" (d'Ü.),
.. La Maison d' Arnoux oil Montcalm
es'tJ MOI"t" (1903), .. La Fonlta.in,e
d' Abraham Martin ,et Ie Site de son
Habi trution " (d.o. ) , .. La ,Maison de
Borgia" (1904), II The Monument on
the Plains of Abraham and the Old
St'rutue at . WoOl fe's OÜ'l'nle,r'" (d'Ü.) ,
.. Le Moulin de Dumont" (1905) II La
Maison du Chien d'Or à Q
.ebec"
(dio.) , .. C3Jd1elt, sa M,a.'Íson 'et Rési-
de-nee à Quebec" (1906), II L'Habita-
Hon <dIe Sam'os" (;do().), .. De Vlitrê,
a Can. Mariner" (1904), "A Few Re-
marks 'On various GalliC'isms I3Jnid
French Locutions in the Plays ()f
Shakespeare" (1907), .. La Chapelle
et Ie Tombeau de Champlain" (1909),
.. Notre Systeme .Judicaire" (1911),
and: vari'Ous .other hoistoo-rioal and legta.l
contIilbubi.ons IÌIO o1:Jhe pI"ess; a oR. C.--i
Collins St., Quebec.
II A type of chivalrous., high-minded de-
votion to' what he thinks right."-Q. Tele.
graph.
.. A gentleman whO' is by inhe.ritance and
culture- an expert in Quebec historical topo-
graphy; does h<)llour to a name that has
rendere,d yeoman service to the. cause of
CAn. historical research, nQt to spe.ak of
other pat.rioUo work."-Dr. John Reade
(q.v.).
Casgrain, Rev, Philippe Henri du
Perron (R.C.).
Third S. P. B. C. (q.v.); b. Quebec,
May 31, .1864; e. Royal Mil. CoIl., King-
ston; unm.; servoo throughout N. W,
Rebellion, 1885, as adjt. 9th Rifles
(med.); gazetted lieut. R. E., June,
1885; capt., 1894; major, 1902; quall-
fied as an interpreter In Russian, 1893 :
served Manlpur expdn., 1891 (med. and
clasp); ordnance !"urvev. Redford,
1891-5; served S. A. War (despatches;
2 meds. and 5 clasps) ; S'O'111e time mil.
att..'1.ohoe .to rthe Brit. Emlbassy in J'a,pan ;
a o1eV1er linguist and qua.Hfi,ed
s an
inlterpfleter 'in Russia, 1893; retJired
frO'111 the army and '0., 11911; R. C.-
Care Canadian Office, London, Eng.
Casgrain, Hon, Thomas Chase, la w-
yer; statesman.
S. late Hon. Chas. E. C., M.D., sena-
tar, and Charlatte Mary C., d. Thas.
Chase, Detroit, Mich.: b. Detroit, July
28, 1852; a memo .of a dlstingulished
Quebec family; 'e. Quebec Semy. and
Laval Univ. (LL.L., avec gTande dis-
tinction; Dufferin gold med., 1877;
LL.D., 1883); m., May, 1878, iMarie
Louise, e. d. late Alex. Le Moine, Que-
bec; adVocate, 1877: K.C. (M. .of Lans-
downe), 1887; do. (P.Q.), 1899;
Bâtonnier, Que,bec bar, 1894; Bâton-
nier-Genl., P.Q.,' do.; Crown Prosecu-
tor, Dist. .of Quebec, 1882; -one of the
leaders .of the Can. bar; successfully
practised his prof., first at Quebec:
now and far some considerablC' time at
Montreal; heaò of law firm McGibhon,
C., MitCiheH & Weldan; 'is a councillor,
Montreal Bar Assn. ; was junior
caunsel far the Crawn at the trial of
Louis Riel for high treasan, Regina,
1885: declined appt. as a stipendiary
magistrate (Judge), N.W.T., 1883; a
Oon., and one of the leaders of his
211
CASSELS-CASSIDY.
party in Quebec; sat for Co. Quebec
(Local), 1886-90. and for Montmorency
(Looal), 1892-6; represenbed Montmor-
ency (H.C.), 1896-1904; Atty.-Genl..
P.Q., 1891-6; chairman, Royal eOI?
'
to revise and amend the code of CIVÜ
procedure. 1894; while Atty.-Gent, in-
troduced many important reforms;
carried legislation for the ipr,ev. of
corrupt ,practices at elections, which
was declared to be the most advanced
and ,thorough enactment of the kind
ever adlÜ'piDOO in Oa.n.; elooted .presdt.
Con. As Sin. , P.Q. (vice Si-r A. Dacoste,
q.v., re-signed), 1909; 18, d<ir. Le J!>UT-
nal Co., 1901; iprominently Identified
with the AntJi-Aleo'hoUc League, Mont-
real, 19,07; a memo Soc. du Parler
Français au Can., 1902; presdt. Club
Lafontaine, iMontreal, 1908-9; pre-
sented to late King Edward, St. James's
f'\æla,ce Lonrdon, Eng., 1908; 'OIpposed
to ,the' Taf.t-Fi'eol-dånlg recriprocilty com-
pact, 1911; a R. C.---83 Durocher S
.,
:
1 ontTeal; lIIt. Royal Club; St. J ame.s s
Club. Club Laf01Ltaine; CanadHm
Club; Club St. Denis; _Uontreal
Jlub,
do.; Gari'Í-s01
Club, Quebec; R
deau
Club, Ottawa.
"A learned and br()ad-minded man."-
1I1...1,>h
S breadth of v.imv and capacity In
an that he does."-M. Gazette.
"A gerutleman of u
impeachable !n
g-
rity and exoollent ,parliamentary tramlllg,
who has d<)lle conspicuous
y gQod w.o
for
his ;pro.vinoo' and for hIS country. -0.
l'ree Press.
Cassels, Miss Amy, photographer.
D late Robt. C., banker, and Ma;:y
Gibbons (McNab) C.; b. and e. '
o-
rOThto . photographer by .professlOn
since '1900: (studio: 67 New Bond St.,
London, W., Eng.); memo Advisory
Comte. on Photography to Londop Co.
C()unC1i\1,-
6 ClanTicaTde Gardens, Lon-
don, W., Eng.
Cassels, Hamilton, lawyer.
7th s. late Robt. and Mary Gib-
bons (McNab) C.; b. Quebec, AJI?1.
2, 1854; .e. High Sch. W1'd MJOI'1rJ."ll
ColI.. there, and McGill Unlv. (B.A.,
1873) ; m., Sept., 1879, Mary Yarwood,
2nd d. late 'V. W. Baldwin, II Larch-
mere," Co. York, and grandd. Hon.
Robt. Baldwin, C.B.; barrister, 1877;
K.C., 1902; :head orf ,t.e-gaol firm C.,
Brock, Kelley & Falconbridge, Toronto;
presdt. York Law Assn., 1905-6; one
of the organizers of and was pres
t.
Penny Bank, Toronto, 190
; a dlr.
North Am. Life Assur. Co. SInce 1909;
also a dir. Toronto Genl. Trusts COI'IPn.;
much devoted to educational and phil-
anthropic work; one of the founders
and first dirs. St. Andrew's ColI.. for
Boys, a dir. Charities and CorrectIOns
Assn., Onot.; f'o,r mamy y,r5. ,presd t.
Prisoners' Aid Soc., also .supdt. Cen-
tral Prison Sunday Seh.; apptd. a
memo Provl. Prison Parole Bd., Nov.,
1910; a Presb. and an el,de
in th
c!"t. :
for som.e yrs. secy. FOreIgn MlsslOn
Comte.; a del. to the Pan-presb. .conf.,
Glasgow.-72 Clarendon Ave., Toronto;
Toronto Club; Toronto Golf Club, do.
"A man to whom the Pre.slb. Chu,rch
owes very muck for his wo'rk o'n the F, :M.
C
ll1Jte., where he has long been one of
the le.aders and pushers lof aggressive and
thorough wQrk."-O. Free Press,
Cassels, HOD. Walter Gibson Pringle,
judge.
4th s. late Robt. C., banker, and
Mary Gibbons (MacNab) C.; b. city
of Quebec, Aug. 14, 1845; e. high sch.,
Quebec, and Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1865); m., Sept., 1873, Susan, 2nd d.
late Robt. Hamilton, D.C.L.,
han-
cellor Bishop's CoIl., Lennoxville, P.Q. ;
barrister, 1869; K.C. (M. of Lorne) ,
1883' some ,time .a Ibenc:her \Of the Law
Soc.;' successfully practised his prof.
in Toronto as a memo firm Blake, Lash
& C.; was one of the leaders of the
ant. bar; held brlef,s as counsel for
the C. P. Ry., :In ,tJhe famous Onderdonk
aflbitratlon and tor the Province of.
ant. In the Queen's counsel case, 1883;
apptd. judge of the Exchequer Ct.,
Moh. 2, 1908; rup'ptd. a Royal c.ommr.
to investigate and re-port upon certain
statements contained in the report of
the C. S. Cornn. reflecting u.pon the
integrity of the officiruls of the Dept.
of Marine and Fisheries, or some of
them ApI. 6, 1908; presdt. Toronto
Go>1f . Club of.or many Y'l"s.; his portraitt
by Harris (q.v.) was presented to Mrs.
C., by the Toronto Golf Club, 1909; an
Ang.-fl Blackburn Ave., Ottawa;
Rideau Club; Ottawa Gol! Club; Ot-
tawa Oountry Club, do.; Toronto Club;
York Olub; Toronto Golf Club, To-
ronto.
.. l'nterIligelIll!:, pain.stJa.king a.nd upright."
-T. Globe.
.. A k,i.ndIy, oourte()us, self-respecting
gentleman, with the man-neI'f! of the ()ld
schoo;t."-T. Neu's.
Cassidy. Bev, Francis Albert (Meth.).
S. lØJte FranOÏs 'C., Garaf,raxa, 00,
Welllngton, ant., formerly of Mont-
real; b. nr. Fergus, ant., Feb. 25,
1853; e. Dundas, Wesl. lnst., Cobourg
CoIl. lnst.. and Victoria Unlv., Co-
bourg (B.A., 1881; M.A., 1885) m.,
1st May, 1886, Miss ,V. M. Saunby,
Lo
don, Onto (d.); 2ndIy, ApI., 1902,
Mary B. d, Dr. Eugene Haanel (q.v.) ;
o. 1884; apptd. Japan mission, -1886;
returned to Can.. 1893; spent term at
St. Catharines, ant.; then at Norfolk
St. Ch., Guelph, ant.; returned to
.Japan, 1902; first secy. Japan M
th.
Conf., 1889-93; chairman Guelph DISt.,
1901-3; took active part In work of
Lord's Day Alliance in Can., and was
chosen for position of genl. secy. In
ant., 1902, but felt compelled to de-
cline' brought up amongst strong Con.
Influe'nces; in later y.rs.. became a LIb. ;
is a \pronounced ,Cana,dIaD and favours
the development of our country by aU
fair means, and our loyal adlwrence.
to the Brit. flag; would separate the
liquor and tobacco habl
s from pu
lic
entertainments, and theIr .suppresSlO n
as far as possible.
Gakmn Aoyama,
Tokyo, Japan.
cassidy, John Joseph, physician.
S. late Jas. C., a native Maguire's
Bridge, Co. Fermanagh, Irel., and Mar-
garet (Foley) C.; b. Toronto, .July 4,
1843; e. St. Michael's ColI., Toronto,
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CASSIDY-CASTEiLLINI.
and ColI, Ste. Anne de la Pocatlere
P.Q.; m., 1878, Miss Messner Walker
ton, Ont.; M.B., with Starr gold med.
(Toronto Univ.), H68; M.D. (do.),
1869; surg. Ho. of Providence, Toronto,
1868-76; do. Toronto Genl. Hosp., 1869-
84; presdt. Toronto Med. Soc., 1885;
do. Onto Health Offrs.' Assn., 1898;
examr. in med. and therap., Toronto
Univ., 1886-88; a memo Provl. Bd. of
Health since 1882 (an ex-chairman of
Bd.) ; sat on city Sep. Sch. Bd. 3 yrs.,
Public Library Bd. 3 yrs.; represented
Onto Health Dept., Intern. CQngress
Hygiene and Demog., 1891, at which
he read a paper on state hygiene;
subsequently apptd. a memo Hon. Coun-
cil of Brit. Emp. of Congress; chosen
chairman of comte. apptd. at conf. be-
tween provl. and fed. publlc health
authorities, held at Ottawa, Jan., 1893,
to prepare r,esolutions adopted by Con-
gress; author of many papprs on med.
subjects, publlshed In the Can. Lancet.
the Can. Practitioner and Onto lIIed.
J ourn.. and of others read before
learned bodies; author a "Manual of
Hygiene," a text-book used in normal
and model schs. and colIs. In Ont.;
for some yrs. ed. Can. Journ. of Med.
and Surgery; graduated Royal Mil.
Sch., July, 1865; Is a senator of To-
ronto Univ. (representing St. Michael's
ColI.) ; his name mentioned in connec-
Hon with a Dom. senatorship; a R. C
-.J" Bloor St. E.. Toronto.
Cassidy, BObert, lawyer.
S. late Robt. C., LL.D., BaIlyhacka-
more House, Co. Down, Irel.; b. there;
m., Mch., 1907, Adelaide Frances, Y. d.
Hermann J. von Eberts, Winnipeg;
formerly practised at Winnipeg; now
at New Westminster; K..c., 1900; Ang.
-New Westminster. B.C.; Union Club.
Victoria. B.C.
Cassils, Cha.rles, merchant.
S. .John and Margt. (Murray) C.,
who oame from Scot. to Can., 1868;
b. Renton, Dumbartonshire, Scot., .June
16, 1841; e. local schs. and Rutherglen,
nr. Glasgow; m., 1st June, 1865, Miss
Agn
s
hearer, Glasgow (d. .June,
1868); 2ndly, Sept., 1876, Ermina
Maria, 3rd d. lat
Hon. M. H. Coch-
rane, senator, Compton, P.Q.; com-
menced business career in Glasgow
when 12! yrs. of age.; entd. business
in a Glasgow iron offi
, 1853; oame
to Can. and joined firm Cochrane, C.
& Co., boot and shoe manfrs.; was for
many yrs. representative for Can. of
the Carnegie Steel OJ.; Is presdt. Dom.
Transport Co.; a dlr. Bell Telephone
Co., Dom. Bridge Co., Can. Transfer 00.,
Crown Life Ins. Co., Northern Elec-
tric & Manfg. CQ., WiIre & DabLe 00.,
and Windsor Hotel Co.; Is presdt.
t.
Andrew's Soc.; a gov. Montreal Genl.
Hosp. and Alexandra Hosp.; formerly
presdt. Montreal Bhilharmonic Soc.; a
lover of clean sport; gave cup for com-
petition at Montreal Horse Show, 1905 ;
a Freemason; a Con.; a Presb.-fU!I
University St.. Montreal; Mt. Royal
Club; St. James's Club; Montreal
Club; Montreal Hunt Club; Forest &
Stream Club; Montreal Jockey Club;
lsleway Fi8h " Game Club; Canada
Club; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club'
St. George Snowshoe Club. do.; Gqrri:
son Clu.b. Quebec.
Casson, Bev. Charles We.ley (Unit,).
S. Rev, Wesley (Meth.) and Eliza-
beth (Jackson) C.; b. Gananoque,
Ont., 1871; e. Mitchell High Sch. and
Victoria Univ.; m., Nov., 1895, Miss
Jean Collver, Normandale, Ont.; grad-
uated Wesl. Theo!. CoIl., Montreal;
entd. Meth. ministry, 1893; withdrew
and removed to the U. S., 1894; spent
3 yrs. In social reform work In Mass.,
and a considerable time In studying
social and Indus. problems in Eng.;
entd. Unit. ministry, 1898; held pas-
t'Orabes \!l!t ReV1eTe, Mas's., Milford,
N.H., 3Jnò Obtarwa, c.an.; apptd. edd-
torlal secy. Am. Unit. Assn., 1907; con-
ducted "Paragraph Pulpit" In 60
newspapers, with a total circulation of
700,000, 1908; now ed. The Unitarian
Calendar (monthly) .-53 South St..
Jamaica Plain. Boston. Mass.
.. WQQ'thy
nd ernerge.tic."-O. Citizen.
Casson, Herbert Newton, author;
edltor.
S. Rev. Wesley (Meth.) and Eliza-
beth (.Jackson) C.; b. Odessa, Ont.,
Sept. 23, 1869;
. Vdctol'.i'a UD'Iv.;
m., 1899, Rev. L}'1dda KJJJJgsmill Oom-
maIJJdier, a socd3l1 T'efol'lIIl ,leobur.er;
entd, .Math. ministry. 1890 ; held
pastorates at H
nsaLl, FuUar1Jon,
and: Owen Sound, Ont.; withdrew
-and remo
d It.o U. S., 1893, be-
coming a Socialist; went to Boston
and, with Morrison I. Swift, organ-
iz-ed IÌ.hie unem:ployOO, and, at .tJhe head
of 10,000 men, marched to the State
House, demanding rellef; founded first
labor ch. In Am., Lynn, Mass., 1894;
ed. The Coming Nation, Ruskin, Tenn.,
1898; moved to N. Y., 1899; for a time
on ed. staff N. Y. World. and ed.
Boyce's Weekly; afterwards on ed.
staff Munsey's Mag.; now engaged in
Ind. literary work; Is presdt. Brooklyn
Philos. Assn. ; author .. The Red
Light" (1897), .. Crime of Credullty"
(1901) ; .. Organized Self - Help"
(1902); II The Romance of Steel: The
Story of a Thousand Millionaires"
(1907); "The Romance of the Reap-
r" (1908), II Life of .c
ros Ha,lll Moc-
Oormlck" (1909), "The Histwy .of
the 'Dele-phone" (1910), and numerous
Socialist tracts.-Pine Hill. N.Y,
.. Has obtained a continental reputa-
tion.' '-Late George Mu.rray.
CastelliDl, Bev. GiovanDl Battista
(Presb.).
B. Genoa, Italy;' R. C. par
nts;
after conversion, studied Waldensian
ColI., Florence; graduated. 1897; la-
boured some time In Italy in connec-
tion with Meth. Epls. Ch., ha ving
charge of Plsa and Milan Chs.;
brought to U. S. by Bp. Waldon, and
placed In charge of Meth. Epis. Mis-
sion, Cincinnati; m. there an Italian
lady, an accomplished musician, who
had been e. In Am.; apptd. to Proto
Ital. Mission (presb.), Montreal, 1903;
O. same year; devoted to temp.; since
1909 at Barre, Vt.-Barre. Vt.
.. Doing a good and useful work."-M.
Witneøø,
CASTENS-CAULFIELD,
213
Castens, Hugo Emil, journalist.
Descended from an old family of
architects In Germany; b. In Germany,
May 9, 1866: e. there for legal prof.:
m., July, 1900, Miss Kathe Kort; spe-
cial Immigration ot'!'r. In Germany for
Dom. Govt., 1889-96: since 1896 ed.
and prop. Der Nordwesten, the largpst
and prlnclpa.1 German newspaper organ
In Can.; apptd. German consul at Win-
nIpeg. 1908; a Lutheran.-116 Harriet
St., Winnipeg; Commercial Club, do.
Caswell, Edward S" librarl'an.
S. late Rev. Jas. C. (Meth.). one
of the pioneer preachers -of Ont.. and
EIiz3Jbeth C., d. Nath. Pearson, Aurora,
Onto ; b. Goderlc'h, Ont., 1861; e. pUblic
schs. and private study; m., Sept.,
1900, Clara M., d, Wm. Stagg, To-
ronto; spent 3 yrs. on S'tatT Lu.cknow
(Ont.) Sentinel; came to Toronto,
1881; from that year up to Oct., 1909,
w.as employed In Wm. Briggs Pu<bUsh-
Ing House, as reader and genl. mangr.
of the Book PubUshlng Dept.; apptd.
asst. librarian .and secY.-treas. To.
ronto Public Library, Oct., 1909; for-
merly V.-P. Can. Club; presdit., since
Its formation, 1896, 0If the Broadway
Debating Club; a Meth.. and an
official memo Broadway Tabernacle;
an Ind. Llb.-!
5 Markham St., To-
ronto; (in 8ummer:) 16 Balsam Ave.,
Balmy Beach, do.; Canadian Club, do.
"One of the best living authorities on
Oan. 1iterature."-Dr. J. M. Harper (q.lI.)
Caswell, Bev, Wm. Bryden (Meth.).
A bro. of E. S. C. (q.v.); b. Lyn-
den, Onlt., 1872; .e. List'Owel Hi'gh Sch.,
Albert Coli., Belleville, and Victoria
Unlv. (B.A., 1898); m. Henrietta, d.
Dr. James Wallace, Alma, Ont.; a
PT'obaJ1:'I'onoer
n the rmdnåstry, 1891; O.
1898; 8Jf'ter sucoossf.ul opoastornrbe-s dn
Woodstock, Hamilton and Br:mtford
w.as cal1ed to Parkdiale Ch., Toronto:
one of th-e largest and most Influenrtlal
congs. In that city, 1907: tn relh
Ious
belief, conservatively modem; lib. In
theol. and Bib. Interpretation: a pro-
nounced ,prohß:bi:ti'On:ist; a believer In
WO<1TIlßn s:uffrage; stanð.s 'f'Or the Irta-
tionalizatlon of ryS., mines, etc.-It5
Dunn A V6., Toronto.
Cate, Charles Walter, lawyeT.
S. Nathaniel C., Stanstead, P.Q.: b.
t1here, Ap.l. 4, 1855; -e. Stans-tread Wesl.
Coli.; m., Jan., 1882. Miss Mary M.
Bangs; adv<>C3Joo, '188(); suoce-ssful1y
prncNs.es hl-s prof. In Shoerbrooke as <a
memo .of firm 01' C., Woe,I.Is & "Wlhlrtoe'
bâtonnier, St. Francis bar, 1897:
and agalln, 1906; K.C., 1906; fo-r
7 y>rs. '8. m-em. ,shef1bl'ooke CMy Coun-
cil, mo-st ()f !the period >CIhairman
Finance Comte.; a dlr. Sherbrooke
Power, Light & Heat Co.; a gov.
Sherbrooke Proto Hosp., and V.-P.
Massawlppl VaHey Ry. Co., and presdt.
Sherb-l'OOloo CUf1Mn l g CI.ub; a Oon.;
a Mpth.: a del. to the Genl. Conf. of
the Meth. Ch., a gov. MOT.treal Wesl.
Theol. Coli. and presdt. Stan stead
Wesl. Coll.-Sherbrooke, P.O.; St.
George'8 Club, do,
CateW, Charles Honore, manfr.
3rd S. Martino and Maria (Fesslna)
C., Vec1ano, Italy; b. there, Feb., 1849;
e. Italian and Can. schs. ; came to Can.,
1866; m., 1879, Angellna, o. d. late
Lt.-Col. Hon. J. F. Armand, Senator,
J. P.; owns and conducts a macaronI
manfy., Montreal; the most prominent
member of the Italian colony In that
city; one of the founders of the
Chambre-du-Commerce, Montreal: for
some yrs. presdt thereof up to 1908;
hon. commr. for Can., to the Milan
Expn., 1906; reed. by H. M. the KIng
of Italy, do.; reed. by the Pope, do.;
created a chevalier of the Crown of
Italy, 1904; a del. Commercial Congress
of the Empire, 1906; a dir. Montreal
T
rmlno3Jl Ry. and Cha.t-eauguay &
Northern Ry.; V....P. Mion<trea.l l Inòust.
Exhn. Assn., and 'PT'es,dt. L'Agence
Italo-Canadienne, Mon<tl'e'al; R. C.-626
Av. de I'Hotel de Ville, Montreal; Club
Canadien-de- J[ ontreal.
II A N!gpecta.ble gentlema.n, Who has
.achieved oolffinwrcia.1 success."-M. Witness.
Catto, James A" merchant and manu.
faf'turer.
A dir. and secy.-treas., W. R.
Brock Co.. Toronto: elected presdt.
t. Andrpw's Brotherhood, 1905 (re-
tired 1907); do., a <memo Oentral
Com-fe. Layman's Missy. M'Ovement,
1909: a d.fr. St. Clement's CoH., To-
ronto; an Ang. and a ch. warden.-
!1 Roxborough St. E., Toronto.
Catto, John, merchant.
B. Fraserbun
h, Aberdeenshire.
SC'ot., A'þl. 12, 1833; .e. <there; m. Mii,ss
Mamt. lMuntde-e; .senI'or m.em. of firm
:of J.ann .c. & Son, {1.ry go'o'd<s m'er-
oh<anrts, Toron:t'O.-1R8 Bloor St. E., To-
1'onto; National Club; Albany Club,
do,
Caughel1, Lt,-Col Edward Heathcote,
accountant and auditor.
U. E. L. de!'!cent, from Penn.: Eng.
origin; b. Co. Elgin, Ont., July 29,
1863; e. public schs.: m., Sppt., 18CJ3,
Miss Mary Williams; formerly Lt.-Cot.
commdg. 25th Regt.: memo U. E. L.
Assn Toronto and Elgin Hist. Soc.;
Ang.2..U Regent St., St. Thomas, Onto
Caulfield, Alfred Hans Waring, phy-
sician.
S. H. J. C., In dIrect line to last Earl
of Charlemont (spe Burke) ; b. Edpn,
Ont., 1879; e. Model Sch., Toronto,
U. C. Coli. and Toronto UnIv.; gradu-
ated M.B., 1904: subsequently worked
In labor.atorles of Plrovl. Bd. Health and
as demon. path. dept., Toronto UnIv.;
also worked as voluntary .asst. with
Prof. Schmost, Dresden, and Prof.
Wa,c:
-ermanll1, BeTJfin. f'rPrman<y; was 'On
stat'!' Sir A. E. Wright, St. Mary's
Hosp., London; !for a time resident
path. and subsequently asst. .p.ath., To-
-ronm GenI. Hosp.; now
iS,ide.nlt pa'th.,
Muslroka Cottage Ho'sp. arud Muskokra
Fr.ee Hosp. for Oonsum,potlV1E'S; author
.. In.vestig1a.'tions I()IIT Pulmonary TubeT-
oul-osIs'; 'has contributed to Journ.
Med. Research, Journ. Infectious
Disease8, Dom. Med. Monthly, Can.
P1'actitioner, and. foreoign journ13.ls; ihas
lootured frequenltily In Washington anid
214
CA V ANAJGH-CEPERLEY.
in Enrgland; .formerly ran IOffr. Toron1o
l.Ji,ght Horse; Ang.-Gravenhurst, Onto
.. Reoognized as one of the foremost
patJl{)I()lgists in Ca>n. o,r the U. S."-M.
and E. I
Cavanagh, William Bernard, dental
surgeon.
S. late Wm. and Ellen (O'Keefe) C.;
Irish descent; b. nr. Cornwall, Ont.,
1872; e. Cornwall Sep. and High Schs.;
m., Nov., 1896. Nellie M.. e. d. Wm.
Pænod!el'gast, Oornwaill; D.D.S. (To-
I"On,to Unliv.), 1895; seoc'Y. E. Onlt.
Dental Assn., 1898-1904; V.-P. doo.,
19(}4
1905; Ipr-esà't, 1905-1906; taught
Sep. Soh.. CornwaLl, 1899-190.t; ald..
(10., 1902-1905; mayor, do., 1906; melfi.
PulYUc ,IJibrary Bd. 3 yrn.; muoh àe-
V'Ot-ed :00 aJthleN,cs; secy. and Itreoas.
lOoCal 13JCrosse and .hock-ey clubs; chief
I'ang"ßr St. Oolumbus Ot., Cath. OI'rueT
FOI'esbers; ,subseqru,efilbl'Y D. H. C. R.-
C01'ttwall, Ont.; Columbus Club, do.
Caven, William Proudfoot, physician.
S. late Rev. Principal C.. D.D.,
L'L.D., pr.inciopoa;l I{,nlOx OOill., Toronto,
and Margt. (Goldie) C.; b. St. Mary's,
Ont., .Tune 2, 1861; e. Toronto: m.,
Aug, 1892, Margt, d. late Robert Mid-
dlemiss, Chatham, Ont.; M.B. (To-
ronto Univ.), 1886; L.R.C.P., Lond.,
Eng.; a consulting physician only;
prof. clinical med., Toronto Univ.:
hpad of med. service, Toronto Genl.
Hosp., 1907; Presb.-'I'O Gerrard St.
E., Toronto; Toronto Club.
CaverhiU, George, merchant.
Scottish ancestry; s. Thos. C., a
memo of the Border family of C.,
whioh has been living there .sinc-e
1200, and of Elizabeth Spiers (Bu-
chanan) C., <!,ne .of 'the B.'s of Lennl}'";
b. BeauharnOIs, P.Q., Oct. 18, 1858; e.
Montreal High Sch., Galt CoIl. lnst.,
and McGill Univ.; m., 1887, Emily
Margt. (a memo Gent Comte., Vic-
torian Order of Nurses; together with
her husband, a life-goy. Proto Hosp.
for the Insane: prespnted. with her
husband, to late I{,ing Edward, Windsor
Castle, .Jun.e, 1905), d. .Tohn Oaverhill;
has been !long in commercial life; entd.
employmen't 'Crathern & Caverhill
Montreal, 1897; together wdth 'his bro.:
the late Frank C., .T. B. L
rmont
(q.v.), and T. H. Newman, founded
the house of C., Learmont & Co., whole-
sale hardware merchants, Montreal and
Winnipeg, 1884, of which he is still
presdt.; is V.-P. Montreal Loan &
Mortgage Co. ; a dir. Dom. Iron & Steel
00., Richelieu & .ont. Nav. Co., Mont-
rea:l St. Ry. Co., Royal Victoria Life
Ins. Co., Can. Ool-ored ,COItton Co., :Mont-
real Trust Co., 'Montreal LIght, Heat
& PiO'Wer 00., and Perrot. Ins. Agency;
memo Can. bd., London & Lanoashire
Fire Ins. Co.; 1st V.-P. Montreal Bd.
of Trade, 1906; presdt., do., 1907 ;
presdt. Montreal 'Metal & Hardware
Assn. 1904; ranked by Montreal Star
a5 a millionaire, 1909; a gov. .Mont
al
Genl. Hasp.; a Ufe memo St. Andr.ew's
Soc., Montreal; has a grealt love of
andmals; has won some 260 ,prizes with
his kennel of Skye terriers; now V.
P.
Montreal Canine .Assn.: has travelled
extensively in the East Indies, S.
America, .Japan, Egy'pt, Greece and
Italy; Lib.; o!p'p'osoo to ,bhe Taf>t-FÏel'd'-
iug
ciprocity compact, 1911.-166
D1"ummond St., Montreal; Mt. Royal
Club;
St. Jmnes's Club; Canada Club;
Canadwn Club; Forest and Stream
Club; Lachine Boating and Canoe
Club; Jl.Iont1"eal Hunt Club; Jl.Iont1"eal
Jockey Club; 1Ilontreal Polo Club;
Reform Club,. Royal Jl.Iontreal Golf
Club; Royal Bt. Lawrence Yacht Club
d
'
Cayley, Rev. Edward Cartwright
(Ang.).
E. S. Ilate Rev. Canon C, (q.v.); b.
W,hMJby, Onot., F-eb. 13, 1864; e.
Trin. CoM., T1OI'on,to (B. A., "WieUin.g.ton
scholør., Burn,sid.e scholar., and Bp.
StraJC'han schol'ar., 1885; IM.A., 1889);
m., ,sept., 1895, Ge'Org'ina A'lice, y. (1.
Rev. A. .T. Brougha),} (q.v.); pro,f.
<1,ivinity, Trin. Univ. ; :is 13,108'0 an ,examr.
and a councilil,or rt'heI"e,in; a.pptd. ,I"ed-of
St. Simon's Oh., Toronto, 1ge,pt., 1901:
R. D., T,oront-o, 1909; from '1902 obo
1909 'WM cha.plø'in to ,the Qu
's Own
Rifles, d-o.-The Rectory, St. Simon's
Ch., Toronto.
Cayley, Hon, Hugh st, Quentin, law-
yer; statesman.
Seventh S. late Hon. Wm. and Emm'l
Robinson (Boulton) C.; Eng. origin
(see Chadwick) ; b. Toronto, Nov. 19,
1857; e. Galt Coll. lnst., U. C. Coll.,
and Toronto Univ. (B.A.. with 1st
class honours In math.. 1881) ; m., Oct.,
1897, Leonora, d. W. M. Cochrane, Ver-
non, B.C.; a barrister, N. W. T. and
B. C.; some yrs. engd. in journalism;
a Con.; sat N. W. Council, 1886-8; re-
presented Calgary (Local). 1888-94;
Premier, 1893: Ang.-Vanco1tver, B.C.
Cayley, ReV, John D'Arcy (Ang.).
E. S. late Hon. Wm. C.. formerly
Inspr.-Genl. Public Accounts, Can., and
Emma Robinson C., d. D' Arcy Boutton,
.. The Grang-e," Toronto; b. Eng., Mch.
15, 1837; e. U. C. 0011. and Trin. Univ.,
T'OTonrto (B.A., 1858; M.A., 1863; noD.,
1904): m., .Tune, 1861. Mary Magda-
lene, d. .Tohn S. Cartwright; O. deacon,
1860: priest, 1861: curate successively
fl t Cowfordi and Firle, Eng.; redor
Whitby, Ont., 1863-74; since then has
heen rector St. George's, Toronto;
takt's strong ground in opposition to
prohibition; a councillor Tr.in. Univ.
fl nò a CanlOTl and prec.entor St. Alban's
Ca th., Toronto; also a d,e!. to the
Synods and presdt. Ch, of Eng. Pub-
lishing Co.-St. George's Rectory, To-
1'onto.
(D. Jl.I1lskoka, Ont., Aug. 20, 1911.)
Cellini, Madame (see Angler, Mrs.
Elizabeth) .
Ceperley, Henry Tracy, business man.
S. Martin and Desiah (Winnie) C.;
Dutch descent; b. Oneonta, N.Y., .Tan.
10, 1851; e. there and Whltestown
Semy.; a public sch. teacher: after-
wards in produce and comn. business
in Minn.; later cashier and bookkeeper
in New Mexico, and afterwards a cat-
tle rancher In Mon.; finally settled in
Vancouver, B.C., where he Is now and
has been for .some time, at the head of
, the firm of C., RO\ln
efeH &, Co., l.Jtrl.,
CHABOT----<CHAFFEE.
215
real estate, tns., financial, and mining
agents, doing an extensive business
throughout B. C.; a dir. B. A. Devel-
opment Co. and of the B. C. Building
Assn., and chairman Carter River
Power Co.; a promoter Bank of Van-
couver, 1908: a dir., do., 1909: a Con.;
an Ang.; a Freemason and KnIght of
Pythias.- Vancouver, B. C.; Vancouver
Club; Terminal City Club, do.
Chabot, John Leo, physician.
S. P. H. C., a native Canadian, of
old Norman stock, and - (Ethier) C.,
whose father fought under Chenier at
St. Eustache, P.Q., 1837; b. Ottawa,
F,e-b. 23, 1869 ; 'e. p.rivaJte acad., Ot'bawa
(Tniv. (B.A., '1899: M.A., 1903), '
lon.a
McGm Dn1v. (M.D.,C.,M., 1892); m.,
.Jun.e, 1894, ,:Vfary, d. E. DeV1lin, Ot-
ta wa; .suClcessfu}.l.y Ipracti5-e8 'hils prof.
in Ot'ba'Wa; a dir. Ot.taw-a AnlÌ:i-
Tuberc. Assn.; a memo Comte. Onto
Hosp. Assn., ,PPes.i}ot. Ottawa ,M-ed. So
.
a,nod p,r.esod't. Ot,oo wa Med.-OMr. Soc.;
also ph
'sician Ottawa Dniv., senior
surg. Ottawa Genl. Hosp., surg. Ot-
tawa police force, and surg. (with rank
of capt.), P. L. D. Gds.; has always
taken a warm interest in II clean,
manly sport," and has held office in
various athletic and sporting organ-
Izatlons; elected pre
dt. Canftal A th-
lettc Assn., 1904. and presdt. Capital
Lacrosse Club, 1908; a Con., and un-
succf'ssfully contested Ottawa (H. C.)
in that Interest, g. e. 1908, and again
.Jan., 1910: has contributed to med.
and surg. journals; a thorough pro-
tectionist, and a believer in Can.
for the Canadians: at same time
favours preferential trade with Mother
Country; an admirer of Chamberlain
and his policy of Imperlalism.-170
Laurier Ave. E., Ottawa; Laurentian
Club, do.
"' A fair and honest gentleman.' '-
O. Free Pre88.
Chadwick, His Honour Austin
Cooper, County Court judge.
Fourth s. late John Craven C.,
Guelph, Ont., formerly of Tipperary,
Irel., and Louisa C., d. .Jonathan Bell,
London, Eng.; b. II Craven dale," An-
caster, Ont., Nov. 18, 1842; e. Guelph
Grammar Sch. and Clapham, Eng.;
m., Dec., 1867, Caroline Christie, d. R
C. Nicholson, Toronto; barrister, 1862;
success-fully 'Practised his prof. In To-
ronto; apptd. junior Co. Ot. judge, Co.
Wellington, Ont., .Jan. 10, 1873; local
judge, High Ct. of .Justice, Ont., Mch.
14, 1882; R.O., under E. F. Act, Centre
Wellington, Oct. 26, 1885; do. do.,
South Wellington, .July 17, 1891; judge
Co. Ct., Co. \VeUington, Dec. 8, 1891;
elected presdt. Guelph branch Onto Fish
and Game Assn., 1906 ; Ang., and a del.
to the Synod. - C{ Bryn-aUt," Guelph,
Onto
Chadwick, Major Edward Marion,
lawyer.
Bro. of .Judge C. (q.v.); 3rd s.
late .J. C. C., Guelph, Onto (see
Burke's II Col. Gentry") ; b. I' Craven-
dale," Tp. Ancaster, Ont., Sept. 22,
1840: m., .June, 1864, Ellen Byrne (d.
Feb., 1865). d. .Jas. Beatty, Toronto;
2ndly, Feb., 1868, Maria Martha, d.
Alex. Fisher, do.; barrister. 1863:
K:C., 19l(); sulCJC'es.sfuU'Y practi.ses tlli'S
prof. ,in T'Û'l'omto ; a memo firm
Beatty, Bla.ckstock, F1aSken & C.;
kn'own '3JS a,n a;ma.æur armoI'1ist and
gene.a;}oogisot; presented {he Prov
. Gov-t.
wi'bh a book in MS. form, conotg.
the results of his many yrs.' inves-
tigation into the subject of all coats-
of-arms borne in Ont.. 1908; author
II Ontarian Families: being the Gene-
alogies of Dnited Empire Loyalist and
other Pioneer Familles of Upper
mada (2 vols.: 1894, 1898); and
II The People of the Longhouse." a
work on thf' Iroquois Nation (898);
also pd. II The Ontarian Genealogist
and Family Historian," 1898-1901: for
some yrs. ::In offr. Queen's Own Rifles;
retired with rank of major. 1 R82; a
Con., but not an active politician; ::In
Ang., and has served as a del. to the
Synod; a memo of the chap. and
treas. &t. AI'ban's Ca1h.-l0'l' Howland
Ave., Toronto; Empire Club, do.
"A well-known .authority on Can.
genealogy."-Ðr. John Reade (q.v.).
Chadwick, Rev, Frederick Austin
Pakenham (Ang.).
S. Fredk. J. and Elizabeth (Stewart)
C., Guelph, Onto ; b. there, .June 9. 1873;
C. public and high sch., Trin. ColI. 'Sch.,
Port Hope, and Trin. Dniv., Toronto
(B.A., 1893; M.A., 1896); m., 1898,
Berta L., d. S. Dice, Milton, Ont.; O.
deacon, 1896; priest, 1897; apptd. to
Arthur, 1896; Dunnvllle, 1902; rector
.All Saints, Windsor, Ont., 1903
10;
since tlllen has been rector St. Paul's,
Vancouver, B.C.; R.D., Essex, 1905;
p, M. Prince Arthur Lodge, A. F. and
A. M.; chaplain Windso"r Preceptory,
K.T.-St. Paul's Rectory, Vancouver,
B.C.
II P>o.ssesses a. ßPlendid delive.ry as a
preacher."-Ðetroit Free Press.
Chadwick, Lieut,-Col, W1l1iam Craven
Vau:z:, architect.
E. s. Edward M. C. (q.v.) and M.
M. (Fisher) C.; b. Toronto. Dec. 6.
1868; e. U. C. ColI. : m. .Tessie Dorothea,
d. .Jas. Murray, N. Y. ; practising as an
architect since 1895; V.-P. Mil. Inst.,
Toronto: entd. mil. service as lleut.
36th Regt., 1889; served later 10th
Royal Grenadiers; capt. (and sometime
adjt.), 36th Regt.; selected to reorgan-
ize and command 10th Light Horse
(now 9th Mississauga Horse), with
rank of major, Mch. 5, 1907; pro-
moted It.-col., Nov. 15, 1907; elected
presdt. Offrs.' Indoor Base-bal'! League,
Toromto, 11910; An 1 g.-1!1 Poplar Plains
Rd., Toronto; Can. ltfil. Inst.; Toronto
Hunt Club, do.
Chaffee, Azro Buck, publisher and
journalist.
S. late A. B. C.; b. Bedford, P.Q.,
May 12, 1861; e. Montrpal High Sch.,
late Dr. P. P. Carpenter's select sch.,
an
McGlll Dnlv.: m., Dec., 1887, May
El!lZa;oouh, e. >d. Geo. T. Beard; wen and
favourebl'Y known as an ed. and pub-
lisher of ry. IHera;tu1'e and ,oth-er pub-
licatlons; previously in Can. ry. ser-
216
CHAFFEY-cHAMBERLAIN.
vice; while at coll. was on staff Mc-
Gill Univ. Gazette, and brought out a
collection of students' songs, the first
ever published in Can.: later became
V.-P. and mango dlr. Perrault Prlntln
Co. and mangr. Beaver Hall Press &
Intern. Ry. Publishing- Co.: also edit!!!
International Ry. Guide; a memo Bd.
of Trade and of local ProvI. Press
Assn.; an Ang.-176 University St.,
Montreal.
Cha1fey, Andrew Taylor McCord,
banker.
E. S. Geo. C. (q.v.) and Annette Au-
gusta (McCord) C.; b. King-ston, Onto
ApI. 9, 1874: e. Geelong Gram. Sch..
Victoria, and Prince Alfred CoIl., Ade-
laide, S. Australia; m.. 1900, Maud, 4th
d. late .Jas. MacaUster. Dublin, Irel.:
agent Union Bank of Aust., Ltd., and
Royal Bank of Aust., Ltd., Mi1dura,
1897-8: proceeding to CaI. and joinin
his father, 1900, successfully financed
Imp. Valley Enterprise and other un-
dertakings of Importance: seeing- ad-
vantage of Can. over local banking
system, acquired an interest In a num-
ber of banks In S. Cal.. and organized
thf' Assd: Banks Corporation. of Los
Angeles. of wnich hf' is presdt.: Is also
trf'as. Union Trul:'t Co.. Los Angf'les:
prf'sdt. Whittier Water Co.,
md an
ofl'r. and dir. In a numbf'r of otnPr
banks and finanC'ial corpora tfO'1 S.-- Wil-
87zire Boule1mrd, Los AngPles, pal.;
Bohemian Cl1tb, San Francisco; Cali-
fornia Club, Los Angeles.
Chaffey, George, civil and mech. engr.
and irrigatlonlst.
E. s. late Geo. C. and Anne (Legg-o)
C., Brockvflle, Ont.: b. there, .Jan. 28.
1848: e. Kin
ton; m., 1870, Annetta
AUg'Usta, 4th d. late A. T. McCord, city
chamberlain. Toronto: trained to en-
gineerlng: wnf1e stilt a youth did Im-
portant work In sninbul1dlne-. and sub-
sequent1y -commanded a prOlPel1er on the
Can. lakes: removing .to S. Cal., 1881,
hf', with nls bro.. Wm. Bpni. C., found-
ed filTst the colony of Etiwanda and
later that of Ontario. evpr si"ce known
as the II model colony": the Ohafl'ey
("oIl. of A grlr. W<1 s estand. and pn-
tlJowed wWh f20.000 by rt,he bros.: On
'!'arlo was fJO!un.d-eð 'On suoh broad.....g-uoag-e
Hnoe,s and
nsii1ereoð so coffilplE"te
n
pvery e.n,glÏng. Ò'E'!tai1 othat rthoe U. S.
("'...ow. hoaò a moi1lf'l maðoe of the colony,
h'Í("h was e"hibited at St. Louis
"T'oT\ld's Fair, 1902; In 1883, as p
t.
'Of Los Aßlg-
lJes Eleclmc '00., 'Tn.adlE' I.JOIs
Ang'f'les, Oa1., 'the first municloo.1loty .in
U. S. ot;o 'be ,l'ig'hotoo by oeloeotriolty: ,'n
1886 a .royal 'Oomn. I()IIl Irrigat:ion from
A,u!;"lt'ralla V'ÌSlÍt'e'd< Onl!:arlo, wMeh Iloeð.. to
Chaffey Bros. 'Proc>eoe'ding- to tJhat coun-
try .anld to ,the oes-t.abt. of !thoe oIrrr1gatlon
("o1'On'les of Mi1d'lH'a, In Vdcl.l()rla, and
Ren.mark, In S. Au st:ra.Ma , both IP'O'PU-
lous and prosperous comm'lln.lrties whl\ch
ha:VIe long 'been recogn'ized a's dbject
lessons oIn :irrlg8Jtion for .thoe Australian
Oon.t1nenot; spældn.g aJt oa. p.ublic g.a.thoer-
inog in iMi1dura, Oc-t., 1907, rthoe Ohile!
.Justice anI(} Acting GoVT. of Vdotorla
(Sir .John Mad.de.n) "tendereð .Messrs.
ChafTey, II on 'oohtalrf of Vrlcrorta, sincere
and heartfelt thanks for their magnifi-
cent OO'noeptl.on antdJ aohieV'emenrt.s":
OV1ßr amdliJoJ..on pounlds st-er1ring was ex-
pendleð. ,in ,this work, oand the annual
\'3,1ue of exopool'bed pro<d'llCIts may be
stated at f35(),OOO: l'eturnl\ng t'O 0311.,
1900. '3..sslsteò by Ms son An-dr'ew (q.v.),
he undertO'Ok rt>he most ,lmop-ortant wQ.rk
of 'his l:J.fe: reoola'iming a porti'On 'of the
C.O'l'ol'aòo Des'el't, which he narn.ed "Im
P'E'J'!!al VaUoey," ,by ID'eans of a canaJ
thl8!t: dlV'erbedl t'he waters of .the Colûr-
a.do River, om Ca1., pass.ed fo-r 55 miles
through MexIcan territory. and ag
in
returned to Cal'. : Imperial Vaney Is now
a county of the. State of Ca1., has 5
fiourlshing towns,'a ,population of 20,000
and Is the capital of the 300,000 acres
under the Irrigation svstf'm which 8
yrs. ago was worth1ess desert land, and
which now may be conservatively valued
at 25 mi1lions sterling: is presdt. of
1st Nat. Bank ot ant., and an offr.
and dir. In a number of other ban.ks
and financial corpora tlons : a memo
Institution Mrch. Ene-inpnrs. London,
Eng.
6.u Wilshire Boulevard. Los An-
geles, Cal.: California Club: CountJ.y
Club, Los Angeles, Cal,
Challener, Frederick Sproston,
'Painter.
S. Edwin and Emma .Janp (Wooð)
C., London, Eng.: b. Whet
tone, Mid-
dlesex, Eng-., 1869: e. St. Palll's
('h.,
Stratford. Essex; m., 1902. Miss Etnel
White, O
hawa, Ont.: came to C<\n.,
1883; studied for his 'Prof. at the Onto
SC'h. of Art and undf'r G. A. Rpld,
R.C.A. (q. v.): studied aftf'rwards in
Eng., Italy, Eg-ypt, and S
rrla: A.R.
C.A., 1891: R.C.A.. 18!)Cj: counr>f1]or
ant. &oc. of _<\'rtists. Toronl!:'o. GnHd
of Civic Art and R. C. A.: aw::\rdf'd
bronze med. Pan-Am. Expn., Bu1Talo,
and Louisiana Purchasp Expn.: shows
much versatntty, and nas done much
decorative work: examples of latter
branch are to be found in the Russell
T.heea.tre, Otta.wa, .t'hoe A'!ex'3.ßtd'ra Thea-
tre, Toront'O,
Ing Edward Hotoel, To-
ronto, the þJI'exrand.ra Hotel, .do., a.nod
the R. & O. steamer II Montreal"-St.
Jacobs, Onto
II Perhaps Canada's greatest decorative
"rti"t."-('a71.. Courirr.
Chamberlain., Alexander Francis,
educationist.
S. late Geo. and Maria (Anderton)
C., natives of Eng.; b. Kennlng-han,
Norfolk, Eng., .Jan. 12, 1865: e. ppter-
borough ColI. Inst., Toronto Univ.
(B.A., 1886: M.A., 1889). and Clark
Unlv.. Worcester, Mass. (Ph.D., 18Cj2) ;
m., 1898, Miss Mary Isabel Cm:hman,
Worcestpr, Mass.: examr. In mo(1prn
langts., Toronto Unlv., Trinity Univ.
and Onto Educ. Dept., 1886-91 ;
fe1Jow In modern langs., Unlv. ColI.,
Tóronto, 1887-90: fe1Jow In anthrop.,
Clark Unlv., 1890-2; l'ect. on anthrop.,
CLark Univ., 1892-1900: since then has
been a.sst. prof. do., do.: maòe special
investigations of Kootenay (B.C.) In-
dians, for the Brit. Assn., 1891: ed.
Journal of Am. Folk-Lore, 1901-8: ald.,
W'Orcester, 1905: chalnnan, Lincoln
Centeno comte., Worcester, 1909: has
become widely known for his anthrop.
CHAMBERLAIN-CHAMBERS.
217
and phIlol. studIies; is a memo Am.
An tlquarÏian Soc., Am. Assn. for
Advanc. of Science (secy. anthropol.
section, 1894), and Brit. Assn. for
Advanc. of Scienre (do. do., 1897) ; Is
a corr. memo Inst. de Coimbra, Portu-
gal; an hon. mem., Am. Folk-Lore
Soc.; has contributed many articles to
the Proceed. of the Can. Inst., The
Journal of American Folk-Lore, The
Am. Anthropologist, Modern Lang.
Notes, A?n. Ur-Quell, "New Intern.
Encycl.... "Encycl. Americana," "Hast-
Ing's Encycl. of Religion and Ethics,"
and .. Encycl. Britannica"; author:
"Report on the Kootenay Indians ..
(1892), ".Language of the Mti.sslssraga
Indians" (do.) , .. The Mythology of
the Columbian Discovery" (1893),
"The Child and Childhood in Folk-
Thoug:ht " (1896), " The Child: A
StudJy in the Evolution of Man"
(1900), and a volume of Poems
(1904) ; aDem.; chairman, Dem. City
Comte., Worcester, 1904-5; a Bapl.-
19 Baker St., Worcester, 1I1ass.
.. A scientist of distinction. whose works
have 'Long commanded the atten,tion of
stude-nts of ethnO'logy."-Phil. Bulletin.
Chamberlain, Edson Joseph, Can. rail-
way service.
B. Lancaster, N.H.; e. Montpelier
Meth. Semy.; m. Miss Place; entd. ry.
serViiúe, 1871, since when has held
ffiW1y Lmpontanlt and respOiIlJSible (pl()lsi-
lions In that service, Including supdt.
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Ry. &
Central Vermont Line of Steamers,
running between Chicago and Ogdens-
burg, 1884-6; genl. mangr. Can. Atlan-
tic Ry., 1886-1905; an extensive ry.
contr,actor In Mexico, and presdt.
Morella & Tacambara Ry., 1905-9;
since then has been V.-P. and genl.
mangr., Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.;
presdt. Ottawa Golf Club, 1909; Is a
dir. Can. Express Co.; a promoter
Standiard Construction Co. (1905) and
Colonial Lumber Co. (do).-Winnipeg.
lIlan.; Rideau Club; Ottawa Golf
Club; Ottawa Hunt Club; Ottawa
Country Club, Ottawa,
.. A OO'l1lpetemt MId successful r.a.ilway
ma-n."-T. Globe.
Chamberlain, Mrs,
erbert (see Cole,
!Mrs. Agnes Llhan).
Chamberla.1n, Hiram Wyman, busl-
n ess man.
U.E.L. descent; s. David Cleveland
and Martha Maria (Huntingdon) C.,
Ottawa; b. Westmeath. Ont., 1864; e.
public schs.; organized and managed
Ottawa Trust and Deposit Co., 1896-
1903; man gr. Ottawa branch. Toronto
Genl. Trusts Corporation, 1903-5; do.
d-o. do. Royal Trusts Co., since 1905;
promoter F. .J. Castle Co., 1903; Meth.
and supdt. Sunday sch., Dom. Meth.
Ch., Ottawa.-328 .somerset 8t., Ot-
tawa.
.'A first class business man."-Late
G. O. Kay.
Chamberlain, Montag'Ue, ornlthologlRt.
S. Samuel M. and Catherine W.
(Stevens) C.; b. St. .John, N.B., ApI.
5, 1844; e. privately; m., .June, 1907,
Miss Anna Sartorls Prout, Petersburg,
Va.; long in mercantile Ufe In St,
.John; was asst. secy.. Harvard Unlv"
1889-93; secy., Lawrence Scientific
Soh., 1893-1900; served for 10 yrs. In
Can. v.m.; retired with rank of capt.;
is a memo Nat, Hlst. Soc. of N. B.,
,Boston Soc. Nat. Hlt;t., Am. Ornitholo-
gists' Union, Boston Folk-Lore Soc.,
,and Indian Industries League; author
of many bulletins and books, Includ-
ng "Can. Birds" (1870); .. System-
atic Table of Can. Birds" (1887);
"Nuttall's OrnlthoI., revised and ex-
tended" (1891; 1896); .. Birds of
Greenland" (1892);. .. Some Can.
Birds" (1895); "The Ch, Army"
(1897); .. MaUsoot Vocabulary"
(189 9 ), and .. The Penobsco t Indians"
(1899). -Felton Hall, Cambridge
Mass.; Newton Highlands, do.; Nut-
tall Ornithol. Club; Victorian Club,
Boston.
.. No l1oig>he,r authority since Audubon."
-S.N.
Cha.mberland, Bev, Joseph AemeUus
(R.C.),
S. Lazare and Fêlicitê (Marcoux)
C.; b. Beauport, P.Q., .July 26, 1870; e.
CoIl. Ste. Anne and Quebec Semy.;
O. 1895; prof. Eng. lang., CoIl. de Ste.
Anne, 1892-1902; parish .priest at
IStorueham, P.Q., 1902-10; slnoce then at
&t T.huri'be; fl()'t}:ßIdoed the Oonvent des
SæuoT'S de Notme Dame ðu Pel"petuel
Secours, St.onehiam, a. mixed sch. for
French and Inish chilodI"en, 1907;
aut'hor "Tihe Freooh-Oanad!ian .scho()lar's
Companion," an Eng. grammar (1901 ;
2nd ed.. 1906), and of "p.etlt Cours
d.e Larugue A'llIglaise" (1908).-St.
Thuribe, P.Q.
Chamberlayne, Miss Catharine Jane,
educationist.
D. Ashley Taylor and Cynthia Shef-
field (Thompson) C.; b. Toledo, Ont.;
e. there, Elmira CoIl. for Women (A.B.,
1865), and Franre; was lady principal,
'Lasel
Acad., 9 .yrs., oCirucdnnlfutiÏ Wes-
l'ey{IJn 001.l., 6 :yJI'S., and Willbraiham
Acad., 7 yrs. ; since 1892 has been prin-
cipal, Miss C.'s Sch. for Girls (which
she founded), Boston.-The Fenway,
Boston, Mass.
Chamberlin, Mrs, Agnes, illustrator;
author.
Agnes Dunbar, e. d. late Sheriff
Moodie, Belleville. Ont., and Susan-
na'h!M. (one of .the celebrated Strick-
land .ai,ste-rs); autho'r of .. Roo.g1hing
tit jn ,thie Bush." and obher works;
b. and e. Be1
leV'me. Onlt.; an., 1st.
1850, Ohas. Fitz;GHfuon, lbarrd.ster,
"DOToniÌ.O (d.); 2nd!ly. 1870. Lt.-Co!.
Brown Ohamber.l:in, M.P., C.M.G., at
hJis dea,bh (1897) Queen's Pr,inbe.r of
Oa.n. ; among other works ms produced
.. Canadian Wild Flowers," the first
Illustrated book of Its kind published
In Can.; was also the Illustrator of
her aunt. Mrs. Traill's "Studies of
Plant Life"; Ang.-Lake{leld, Onto
"A highly accom'Plished Iady,"-Dr. John
Reade (q.v.),
Chambers, Bev, Andrew Busteed
(Meth.).
Irish origin; s. late .John C., Wil-
fred, Ont.; b. IreI.; e. Toronto; m. d.
CHAMBERS.
L- _
butions to the mag. literature and the
pI'ess, ,including the article.. on Sports
and Pastimes to Baedeker (1894), and
to M'OTga,n and Burpe.e's .. Can. Ufe in
Town and Country" (1905), is the
author of the folLowing works: .. The
Port of Quebec: its Ifacilities and pros-
peds" (1890); .. The Haunts .of the
Ouananiche" (1891) ; .. Quebec
Ancient and Modern" (1892); .. Que-
bec, Lake St. John and the Saguenay"
(1895); .. Chambers' GuidJe ,to Que-
bec .. (do.); .. The Ouananiche and
its Can. Environment" (1896); .. Tho6
Anglers' Guido6 to Eastern Canada ,.
(Hì
8) ; .. The Sportsman's Com-
panion" (1899); .. The Quebec Ter-
centenary Commemorative History'
(1909), etc.; an Ang. and a del. to
the Synod; apptd. a lay-read'6r, 1909.
-fi4 G1'and Allée, Quebec; Quebec
Ganison Club, do.
.. FQl:tunate indeed is Quehec .and
Eastern Canada in po'ssessing so reliable
a guide 8S Mr. Ohambers."-Dr. Harper
(q.v.).
218
late Rev, \Vm. McCullough (Meth.),
St. Catharines, Ont.; In early yrs. a
sch. teacher; graduated LL.B. (Vic-
toria Univ.), 1882; D.D" hon. (do.),
1899; o. 1868; .held v.al'i.ous important
pastorates, including Montreal, Quebec,
Stanstead, Quebec, Toronto, Napanee,
ebc.; a me.m. Ex,t'Ve. OO'IIlIte. Assood,
Chari'ties and of Oa!ll. Bibl.e SO'C., a
senator Viotor:ia Univ. and Montveal
W,es!. Thoo!. CoH., and Y.-P. U. C.
Bi'ble So<:.; wa.s firuanciwI secy. Mont-
real, 1883-4; seey. conf., 1883; 'pl'esd.t.
conf., 1898; a del. :to Gen!. Oonlf.
several yrs.; an Orall'I;'e'IIlan ; apptd.
g1O'V1r. '-VOI'\()4JlJOO Ja:i'l, .June, 1907.-562
Gerrard St. E., Toronto.
Chambers, Edward Thomas Davies,
author; journalist; retired educa-
tionist.
S.
dward Thomas and Louisa Percy
(DavIes) C.; bro. Rev. W. P. and
Capt. E. J. C. (q.v.); b. Saffron Wal-
den, Essex., Eng., June 26, 1852; e.
there and Can.; came to Can., 1870;
m., 1872, :Margot., d. late Jas. Jam1esolIl,
J.P., Stoneham; in early yrs. an edu-
cationist; successi vely principal of the
Model Sch., St. Andrew's, and of the
Acad., Granby, P.Q.; later, turned to
journalism and Lit, ; estabd, Prog-
ress (St. Andrew's, P.Q.), the first
newspaper printed in the Co. Argen-
teuil, or in that dist, 1872; afterwards
was Ion the staff .of th'e Quebec Daily
Chronicle for a lengthened ,period be-
coming ed.-in-chief of that j.oJrnal,
May, 1897; was subsequently ed. of
1.'he .lle1'cury and of the North Am.
Notes and Queries, same city; In
addition has contributed to .many
other ,papers, as well as to the
mags., including among them, Har-
per's Jlag., The W01"ld's Work
<.:ountry Ltfe in Am., London Ji'iel(l,
Tor. Univ. Rev., Can. Mag., Can. Life
and Resources, Saturday Night, Can.
Century, Can. Couder, etc., his contri-
butions relating either to the early his-
tory of Can., to the scenery and nat-
ural resources of northern Quebec, or
to matters relating to hunting and fish-
ing in the eastern and northern portion
of Can. and in Nfd. ; is to-day regarded
as one of, if not the chief, authorities
in the Dom. on these subjects; .sa t as
an ald., Quebec, 1884-94, and was for
some time pro-mayor of that city;
was joint 6ecy. ChamplaIn Celebration
Oornte., 1906, arud !als.o of the eJutV1e.
of ItJbJe Quebec Tel'C'ent. Oeloebrwt'Ìon
Comte., 1908; for many yrs. has been
se.cy.-treas. North Am. Fish and Game
Protective As.sn., likewise a dir. of the
Assn. for the Protection of Fish and
Game, P. Q.. and seey.-treas. Sports-
man's Fish and Gamo6 Assn., P.Q.;
elec.ted secy. Can. Club, Quebec, 1908;
do. presdt. Quebec Press Gallery, do.;
lias served as a del. from Can. to
many intern. gatherings on fish anù
game, m-ore particularly the meetings
of tho6 Am. Orllli,th. and Audubon Socs.;
a Fr
mason of exalted rank; has been
Grand Master of the Prov!. Grand
Lodge and Past Grand 1st Principal
Z of the Royal Arch Masons; Is also
a K. T. and an offr. of the Scottish
Rite; In addition to n'Umerous contri-
Chambers, capt, Ernest John, Dom.
'pu blic service; lit terateu/".
S. late E. T. and Louisa Percy
(Davies) C.; b. Penkridge, Stafford-
shIre, Eng., ApI. 16, 1862; e. Montreal
High Sch.; m., Aug., 1898, Bertha, y.
d. late S. MacMillan, Kingston, Ont.;
actively engd. in journalism, Montreal,
from 1880 for many yrs., with the ex-
ception of the yrs. 1888-9, when he was
ed. Calgary Herald,. best known in
Montreal, as a writer, in connection
with municipal journalism and hist. and
mil. literature; published many special
articles; acted as chief correspondent
for Montreal Star during N. W. Rebel-
lion, 1885, accompanying Genl. Middle-
ton throughout the campaign; present
at Fish Creek and Batoche, acting as
vol. A. D. C. to the Genl. in both ac-
ti.ons; joint propr. and ed. Can. Mil.
Gazette, 1893-6; estabd. The Metro-
politan, a weekly journal (Montreal),
1894; author of "'1'he Book of Mont-
real" (1903), .. The Book of Canada"
(1905), "The Canadian Marine"
(1906), .. Canada's Fertile Northland"
(1908), "The History of the Royal
Northwest Mounted Police" (1906), as
well as of many regimental historIes of
the Can. militia; since 1908 has pub-
lished and ed. .. The Canadian Parlia-
mentary Guide"; prominent for many
yrs. in musical circles; one of the
founders of the Montreal Amateur
Operatic Club; apptd. hon. secy. for
'l1. for tÙ1e Aßs1ood. Bd. of the Roy'al
Acad. .of Music and Royal Coil. of
Music, London, Eng., 1901; presented
with gold watch by choir of Christ Ch.
Cath., Montreal, on leaving for Ottawa,
1904; was lieut. Montreal High Sch.
Cadet Rifles, 1877-8; capt. do., 1879-
80; 2nd lieut. 6th FusiUers, 1885-7;
capt. do., 1887-99; R. 0., retaining
is
rank, 1899 (med. and clasp for N. W.
R:e!belolion) ; .a.lso hol'd'S l.ong s-erV'ioe de-
C'oraUon; If'otI"lner
se<:y. St. George's
Soc., Monlt'I'eaJ, and Y.-P. St. George's
Soc., Calgary; apptd. GellltlJe.n1Jain Ushe.r
of the Black ROO, Moh. 1, .}904; Aillg.
CHAMBERS,
219
-8l5 Daly Ave., Ottawa; Rideau Club,
do.
.. His regimental histories are models of
what such bo{)ks should be. They are 8
valuable contribution towards the history
of the development of the armed forces
of our world-wide empire."-London
l'ime8.
Chambers, Graham, physician.
Bro. Rev. Robt. C., D.D. (q.v.); b.
Co. Oxford, Ont., Feb. 4, 1865; e. '1'0-
rOIl>to Ull'iv. (B.A., 1886; :M.B., 1889)
and Trun. Unriv. (.M.B., 1892); ill.
Mary, d. la,be Joa,g. H. R-og>er.s, Tororuto;
moßIIl. OolL P. >and IS., Ont., 1889; bead
of medi, service, Tio'l'Oll'OO Genl. Hosp.,
1907; now RSSO. p,rof. clüu. moo., '1'0-
r.onlt'O UI1iv., and prof. ohiem. and 'voxi-
col., Onto GoB. of PihaDmacy.-26 Ger-
nt1.d St. E., Toronto; Albany Club;
Royal Can. Yacht Club, do.
Chambers, Rev. James (Presb.).
A bro. Rev. Robt. C., D.D. (q.v.);
b. Holbrook, Ont., Mch. I, 1851; e.
Queen's Univ., Kingston, and Prince-
ton ColI. and Semy., N. J. (B.A., 1872;
M.A., 1875); D.D. (Chicago Unlv.),
1890; m., 1877, Miss Jessie Irene Buell,
Sherburne, N.Y.; o. 1875; pastor 1st
Congo Ch., Sherburne, N.Y., 1875-1882;
pastor Calvary Presb. Ch., N. Y., from
1882, for many yrs.; now literary ed.
N. Y. Church Publishing Co.; has been
mooerwtoJl" N. Y. .PreiSby., pl'esdot. Pl'esb.
Ol'll1b, '
I:inr.'s .Aossn., I3-nd Italian
Evang. Mission; one of the founders
and a memo of the union; active in
furthering the interests of reform.-
21
Lenox Ave., N. Y.; Sherburne. N.Y,
Chambers, John Milton, educationist.
B. \Valkerton, Ont.; e. High Sch., St.
Thomas, Ont., and Northwest. Univ.,
Evanston, Ill. (B.A., 1896; M.A.,
1898) ; also a grad. Cumnock Sch. of
Oratory; apptd. prof. oratory, Wooster
Univ.-Wooster. O.
Chambers, L, p" educationist.
S. Rev. Robt. C., D.D. (q.v.); b.
Can.; e. Queen's Univ., Kingston
(M.A. and gold med. in pol. econ.,
1905); Y. M. C. A. secy. for Turkish
Empire.-Bardezag. [smidt. Turkey.
Chambers, Rev, Robert (Presb.).
E. s. late Major Robt. C., .. Kenne-
val'," nr. \Voodstocl{, Ont., a native of
Scot., and Catherine Lucas (Nesbitt)
C., formerly of Tyrone, Ire!.; b. Tp.
N. Norwich, Oxford, Ont., May 1, 1849;
e. Queen's Univ., Kingston (B.A., 1866;
D.n., 1897); studied theol., Princeton
Theol. Semy., N. J.; m., Dec., 1872,
Miss Bessie Lawson. Dereham, Ont.;
O. 1870; held pastorates at Nairn and
Wh1tby; became a mdssy. urudler the
Am. Bd., July, 1879, and rendered Im-
portant work in Erzeroum, Turkey;
aided in the organization of several
chs., in the establishment of several
schs., and in the training of many
teachers and preachers; seeking rest
and relief from the severe strain put
upon him, he returned to the U. S.,
July, 1888, and, up to Nov., 1891, la-
boured among the Congo chs. in that
-oountry; h'ÍS heaDt, Ihowe,,'er, 'being
more fully in the mission field, he went
back to Turkey, and has since had sole
charge of an extensive dist. in Bithy-
nia, and is principal of the High Sch.
at Bardezag, nr. Constantinople, an in-
stitution which has greatly prospered
under his administration; founded also
an orphanage for the housing and edu-
cation of boys made orphans In conse-
quence of the recent massacres; dur-
ing those troubles in Turkey he ren-
dered distinguished service to the cauSe
of humanity in assisting the persecuted
people of Armenia; is secy. Western
Turkey Missions Bd. of Educ.; has
written largely for the press of the
U. S. on the subject of missions, and,
besides editing several works, has pre-
pared leading articles for the II Mis-
sionary Encyclopædia" (N. Y.); has
an intense love for his native land, tak-
in
a just pride in her progress, and
mourning over her disabilities; hopes
some day to see a Brit. imp. federa-
tion, or, if not that, for Can., then po-
Htica'l indi.-Bardezag, 1smidt, Tur-
key in A siG.
Chambers, Robert, Jr" educationist.
S. Rev. Robt. C., D.D. (q.v.); b.
Can.; e. Queen's Univ., Kingston
(M.A., 1902); Ph.D. (Munich), 1908;
is vice-principal Bithynia High Sch.-
ßardezag, [smidt, Turkey.
Chambers, Rev, Sydney Garrington
(Ang.).
S. Frank D. C., Heme, Canterbury,
Eng., and Margt., d. late Dr. W. H.
Errington, Portsmouth; b. Portsmouth,
Eng. ApI., 1870; e. Thornton Heath
Gra
mar Sch. and St. John's ColI.,
W-innipeg (B.A., 1897; B.D., 1900);
Cowley prizeman, 1897; m. Evelyn A.,
d. late Francis Burton "\V ili an , Corby,
Lincolnshire; o. deacon, 1897; priest,
1898; rector Christ Ch., Winnipeg;
memo St. John's DolL Oounocil and
ex,tv'e. ÜÛlmn. off Nl'e (Hooes.e; Western
ag'erut Oh. :IDmJi.graltion Soc., London,
Eng.; sl\JJpreme .grand chapla'in, S. of
E. Benev. Soc., 1900-3.-Christ Ch.
Rectory, WinnilJeg.
Chambers, Rev, William :Nesbit
(Pres b.).
Bro. Rev. Robt. C., D.D. (q.v.); b.
N. Norwich, Ont., Feb. 22, 1853; e.
there and Princeton Semy. and ColI.,
N. J. (B.A., ] 876; M.A_, 1879); o.
1879; D.D. (hon.), QU1een'sUniv., 1911;
became a mi.ss:y. 3..t ErzeII"oum, Tur-
key, .same year; cUd bJeToic wo.rk jn
that country in helping wounded and
dying Armenians, 1909; distributed
$-l5 000 among these people; reed. the
toha
ks of t'he Brit. and Am. consuls at
Erzeroum therefor; stationed at Adana
since 1900; his only s., Talcott Wm. C.,
a young man of great promise, per-
Ished in the Incel Pass, Switzerland.
1902.-Adana. Turkey.
Chambers, Rev, William Percy
(Ang.).
2nd s. late E. T. and LouIsa Percy
(Davies) C.; b. Penkbridge, Stafford-
shire, Eng., May 10, 1857; e. Eng. and
Bishop's Coli. Univ., Lennoxville I.. B.A.,
wi'th 1s.t cla.ss .ru:m()oUTS' and P.rinlC'e of
Wales prize, 1879) ; m. l'888, Alice, d.
220
CHAMBRE-CHANNELL.
late Isaac Hookes, Quebec; o. deacon,
1880; prièst, 1881; missy. Aylwin, on
the GMdneau, Wlhere he ,Laboul'edi for
many yrs., erecting 6 new chs., and
was largely instrumental in securing
the construction of the Gatineau Ry.;
subsequently, was rector St. Paul's,
Knowlton, P.Q., and R.D. of Brome;
r-eotor of St. 'Stephens, Lacl1rlnoe, 1902-
11, when he ,re.tdreò from ,poastora;l
work; apptJd. an hon. canon" Christ
Ch. Ca1Jh., MOll/treat, 1903; was for a
time grand chaplain, Grand Lodge of
Queboec, A. F. and A. M.; aloso grrand
chapl3JÏIlJ Grand Lodge of OdldtfcllloW's;
Likewise fOT seve.raJ yrs. .an aotJiVle
memo anJd off.r. Sons of EIlig. Henoe'V.
Soc. ; fond of outdoor sports, particular-
ly hunting, fishing, rowing and cricket;
organized St. Stephen's Boating Club
and Athletic Assn., Lachlne.--6,J Hut-
chison St., Montreal.
Chambré, Lieut,-CoL Hunt Waløh
Alan, real estate and financial
agen t.
E. s. Hunt Walsh C., .J.P., Dungan-
non House, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone,
Ire!., and Mary Anne Brunette (.John-
ston) C., Ballykilbeg House, Co. Down.
Ire!., a niece of the late Wm. .Johnston,
M.P. for South Belfast In the Imp.
H. C. ; family originally Norman; came
to Eng. with Wm. the Conqueror (see
II Burke's Landed Gentry") ; b. Dublin,
Ire!., .June 29. 1861; e. by private tu-
tors, King William's CoIl., Castletown,
Isle of Man, Dundalk Grammar Scoh.,
and Ennis CoIl., Co. Clare, Ire!.; m.,
Oct., 1893, Charlotte Harriet, 4th d.
Wm. T. Woods, Megantic, P.Q.; came
to Can., 1880; has resided In WinnI-
peg since 1881: gazetted 2nd lieut. 95th
Regt., 1885; serv1ed wÍtlm .ilt during N.
W. RebeIllon (med.), and remained
with It until the WinnIpeg COSo were
disbanded, 1887: gazetted 2nd lleut.
90th Regt., 1889, and, passIng through
the several grades, became It.-co!. com-
manding, 1900; since retired:; holds
long service decoration; has held
office In various literary, athletic,
sporting, and fraternal assns., Includ-
ing the Orange o r.d er, In whIch he has
been co. master; Ind. Con.; Ang. ;
favours prohibition of liquor traffic. to-
gether with gambllng and betting, the
two latter being especially hurtful;
monopolies and trusts being dangerous
to the best interests of the world.
should be curtailed; an Imp., and be-
lieves that we should assist In main-
taining and increasing the navy; be-
lieves, also, that the Bihle should be
read and prayers said in all pubUc
schs.-185 Vaughan St., Winnipeg.
Champagne, Albert, legislator.
Second S. late Seraphin and Mellna
(Duchene) C.; b. Ottawa, .Jun!> 3,
1866: e. there; m., 1899, Miss Ester
Ollv.er; served In R. N. W, M. Pollee
Force for many yrs.; since engd. In
stock-raising and ranching business'
first Mayor of Battleford, 1904; sat fo;
Battleford, first Sask. Legislature
1905-8; elected for Battleford (H. C.):
g. e. 1908; a Lib., and for 11 yrs.
presdrt. local Lib. Assn.; a R. C.-
Battleford, Sa8k.
.. The only French Can. representative
west of the Great Lakes.' '-Can. Courier,
Champa.gne, Hon, Louis Napoléon,
judge,
S. late Hon. Chas. L. C., judge of
the Circuit Ct., Montreal: b. St. Eus-
tache, P.Q., Nov. 21, 1860; e. St. Hya-
cinthe Coll.; m., Sept., 1885, Aldee. d.
AJliex. Cihevri'er, Hum, P.Q. ; iL'L.B. (La-
V1a1 Un'lv.), 1882; LL.D. (.0.00.), 1909;
advocate, do.; practised In Hull, where
he was city solr.; pleaded before .JI.
OomDe. P. C. d,n Eng.; bâtonnier, local
bar, 1896-7; K.C., 1899; Mayor of
Hull, 1893 and 1896; sat for Wright
(H. C.), 'lJib. linlterest, 1897-1904; was
chairman Debates Comte. ; apptd.
puisne judge, S. C., P. Q., Oct. 15, 1904;
R. C.-Charlotte St., Ottawa.
.. An a.ccomplished gentleman; high
y
regarded by eveIJ-one."-Late Judge
Curran.
(D. Ottawa, Oct. 15, 1911.)
Champagne, Napoleon, lawyer; Onto
municipal service.
S. late Seraphln and Melina (Du-
chene) C.; b. Ottawa, May 4, 1861;
e. separate schs. and privately; unm.;
ElJdvoCl3Jte (P.Q.), 1898; 'bavrlster (Ont.),
1901; successfully practises his prof.
in Ottawa; Crown Prosecutor, 1909;
oomI11len.c.ed hi,s ca
r 'On Itlhoe staff of
La Minerve, MontI'OO.I; subsequenbly
held a clerkship In the Dom. C. S.;
served on the Ottawa Sch. Bd.; first
elected an ald., Ottawa, 1892, and was
re-elected for many yrs., becoming
chairman successively of the Bd. of
Works and Finance Comtes. and of the
Public Library Bd.; Mayor of Ottawa,
1908; a city controller since 1908;
elected! V.-P. for Onto Union of Can.
M'llßlicipa;lritle.s, '1910; ve.--eaect.eò, 1911;
ds a. V-P. AliHanoe
rançadse, Ot-
tawa ; has been presdit. 1St. .Jean
Bapbe. Soc.; uns.ucC'essfuHy conltoes.tJed
Ottawa. (E. C.), lin ,the Con. in-
terest, g. e. 1896, 1900, and 1904, and
Ottawa East (Local), g. e. 1908; a
R. C.-1I9 Rideau St" Ottawa; Elks'
Club.
II A pleasant and forceful speaker."-O.
Citizen.
Champion, Bev. John :8, (Bapt.).
S. .Jas. and Margt. (Brooks) C.; b.
Greenvale, P.E.I., .June 18, 1868; e.
H1Ïgih Sell.., Aliliert.on, Prinoo of Wa.les'
ColI., Unlv. of N. B. (B.A., 1900). and
Acadia UniY. (M.A., 1903); m., Sept.
1891, MIss Emma .J. Dunbar Alma'
P.E.I.; pursuoo IbhJe-ol. studies, 'Oolga;té
Un Iv. (B.D., 1903), and Hamilton
Theo!. Semy.; o. 1893; a public sch.
teacher, 1886-9 ; pastor Yarmouth
N.S., F1Ì've Is.la.nds, N.S., Sussex, N.B.:
Gibson, N.B., and Earlvllle N Y -
Earlville, N.Y. ' ..
Channell, Leonard Stewart, journalist,
S. C. E. and Emily (Beaton) C.; b.
Stanstead, P.Q., Ap!. 8, 1868; e. Stan-
stead Wesl. CoIl.; m., Sept., 1891,
WinnIe, O. d. Chas. S. Buckland, Barn-
ston, P.Q.; early In life acquired a
half Interest in the Coatlcook 0 bserv-
CHANT-CHAPMAN.
221
er; one year later estbd. the Compton
County Chronicle (Cookshlre, P.Q.),
which he published tin 1897, when he
removed to Sherbrooke, and there
founded The Daily Record, which he
still publishes, having purchased The
Examiner. 1905, whkh ibe ama1,gamat-
ed with The Record; author U The His-
tory of Compton County, and Sketches
of the Eastern Townships, Dlst. of St
Francis and Sherbrooke Co., Supple-
mented with the Records of 400 Famil-
Ies It; Is a trustee Sherbrooke Literary
and Art Union; presilt. E. T. Press
Assn., 1898; elected V.-P. Can. Press
Assn., 1908, and presdt. do., 1909.-
Sherbrooke, P.Q.
II One of the brightpst newspaper men
in the E. T."-.3l. Herald.
Chant, Clarence Augustus, educa.tion- .
fst,
S. Christopher H. and Elizabeth
(Croft) C.; father native Somerset,
Eng.; mother of ant.; b. nr. Union-
ville, ant., May 31, 1865; e. Mark-
ham Hig-h Sch., St. Catharlnes ColI.
Inst., Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1890), and
Harvard Unlv. (Ph.D., 1901); m.,
1894 Miss .Tean Laidlaw, Toronto: 1%
yrs. 'in Auditor-Genl.'s office, Ottawa;
Joined staff Toronto Univ., 1891; apptd.
asso. prof. astro-physics, do., 1907;
special mission to U. S., In connection
with the estalbltiSlhmtent of an obsell'va-
tory of instruct'Ï!()n, Tloronoo Undv.,
1905: eII
obed ;presdt. Roya;l' Astro.nom.
Soc., Can., 1904-9; id!o. mart'll. S1e'C. Onrt.
Educat. Assn. do.; has contributed to
Can. Meth. lIfag., VarsitJf, Acta Vic-
toriana, Westminster, Phil. Mag., and
the trans. of several learned socs.;
Meth.-fOl Madison Ave., Toronto.
Chapals, Jean Charles Louis Thos..
Dom. publIc servIce.
S. late Hon. .T. C. C., Senator, one
of the U Fathers of Confederation."
and Georgina, d. Hon. Amable Dionne,
M.L.C.; b. Rt. Denis de 1a Bouteillerle,
P.Q., Mch. 6, 1850; e. ColI. Stf>. Anne;
graduated LL.B. (Laval Univ.), 1875:
m.. 1876, Henriette, d. A. T. Michaud,
M.D., Kamouraska, P.Q. ; ailvocate,
1875; successfully practised his prof.
for 2 yrs.; since then has devoted his
entire attention to scientific agricul.;
asst. ed. Journal de l' Agricul., aili offi-
cial organ, 1879-90;. at the same time
a Govt. 'lect. on agricul.; apptd.,
1890, and Ihas 'sinoe been asS'\:.
dairy commr. for t:lhe Dom.; secy.
first Quebec Forestry Assn. ; dir.
and V.-P. Quebec Dairymen's Assn.;
dir., V.-P., and presd'l:. Pomol. and
Fruit Growers' Soc., P. Q., and has
been, throughout, lect. on a grlcu1. In
a11 the French-Dan. sections of the
Dom.: for a lengthened period a con-
trihutor to the French and Eng. press;
author of several pamphlets on agrl-
cnl. and of a work on forestry, U Guide
JIlustré du Sylviculteur Canadien ..
(1883). which has been translated into
Eng. and widely read,; R.C.-St, Denis
de-la-Bouteillerie, P.Q.
II I know not where bis eQnal can be
found f<lI' both BOund lI1'8ctical Bud
sound scientific knowted
of a
icultnre."
-Principal Robertson (q.v.).
"One of the most practical and suc-
cessful farmers in the Province of Que-
bec."-Farming.
Chapal_, Hon, Joseph
Thomas, legislator;
journallst.
Y. s. late Hon. .T. C. C., senator and
one of the II Fathers of Confederation."
and Henriette Georgina, d. late Hon.
A. DionlJ1e; b. Sit. Dentis-d-e-Ia-Boli'Ì'eH-
lerle, P.Q., Mch. 23, lR!)8; e. Ste
Anne's CoIl. and Lava.l Unlv. (LL.L..
avec distinction, 1879; Lit.D., hon.,
1898): m., .Tan., 1884, .Marie Soph'ie
.Tustine Hectorlne, e. d. late Sir H. L.
Langevin, K.C.M.G., C.B., QUf>bec; ad-
vocate, 1879; successfully practised his
prof. in Quebec; private secy. to the
Lt.-Gov. of the Province, 1879-84;
edited Le Courrier-du-Can. (Quebt"c),
1884-1901, whf'n the pap
r ceased to
exist; a 'Con.: called to the Leg.
CouncLl, P.Q., Mch. 8, 1892; 8JP'ptd. a
memo TalHon Govt., without portfolio,
Feb., 1893; speaker of the Leg. Coun-
ci.l, Apt, 1895; presdrt. of ,the Ext
.
Council, May, 1896:
Hn'1'. of Oolond7;a-
.tJion and Mines, .Tan., 1897; r,etil"ed
,from office, May, 1897; vobed aga1insi\:
the aboUtion of the Leg. Council, M
h.,
1900; since Feb., 1907, has been prof.
of hist., Laval Unlv.; created a Cheva-
lier of the Legion of Honour, France,
1902; F.R.S.C., do.; author of: II Lea
Congregations enseignantes et Ie
brevet de CaJpacite It (1893); II Dls-
cours et Confêrenc'e.s It (1898); II Le
Serment du Roi It (1901) ; ".Tean Talon,
intendant de la NouveLle France It
(1904); "Mêlanges de polêmique et
d'êtudea re1dgieuses, poUtlque.s et llt-
têraires ,. ('1905) ; and various technical
essays; a R.C.; t!hlnks II the name
Oath. is the finest title to glory of tht:
French race In Can."-9 Ursuline Lane,
St. Ursule Sf" Quebec.
II One O'f the .a,blest public spe'akers in
Ca.n'ada."-Hon. A. R. Angers (q.v.)
"As 8' public spe,aker, reveals a grace
o-f o.ratO'ry which is very pronounced."-
Ill. Gazette.
Chapman, Walter Peck, Can. ry. ser-
vice.
S. Wm, C., Abbotsl p V. Huntingc1on-
shlir.e, Eng.: 'b. otIhrere, iMûh. 9, 1857; e.
otibere, Bed1'Qrd 00. CoOH., and by 'P'I'i-
vate tuUlon; m., 1897, .Marlon Mabel
(.d. .Tune, 1908), d. Hugh C. Baker,
Hamiloton, On t.; assoc. memo Can. Soc.
C. E., 1889; memo do. do., 1903; came
to Can., 1882; entd. ry. service, 1883,
since when he has filled various re-
sponsible and important positions in
connection therewith: was asst. en
r.
in change of oonstTuctian, C. P. Ry.,
London, ant., 1886-7; do. do. In charge
of sec. location and construction Guelph
.Tct. Ry., 1887-88; do. do. permt. way,
n. and n. w. divs., G. T. Ry., TOl'o<nw,
1888-89; same position, do. do., Al1
tn-
dale, 1889-92; asst. engr. permt. way,
G. W. d'Ív., G. T. Ry., HamHotJon, 1892-
96; do. do. In charge maintenance and
engi.ng. eX'Penði.t<uTe, N ddv., G. T. Ry.,
Allandale, 1896-97; do. do. In charge
perrot. bridge renewals, etc., ant., w.
Amable
lawyer;
222
CHAPMAN-CHARBONNEAU,
of Toronto, Including renewal of Intern.
Bridge, Fort Erie, and the rebuilding
of vhie .JoOroan Viaduct, 1897-1905; Òliv.
engr. .James Bay Ry., Parry Sound,
1906-7; engr. in charge of construc-
tion for P. Q. of Mackenzie, Mann &
Co.'s system, and latterly mainten-
ance engr., Montreal, 1906-7; resident
engr., do. do., Toronto. 1908: auth3r
of various articles In Can. En.Qineer;
Ang.-58 Prince Arthur Ave., Toronto.
Chapman, WiUiam, poet; Dom. pub.
service.
S. late Geo. and - (Angers) C.;
Eng. origin, on father's side; Frpnch,
on mothf>r's side; paternal grandf. a
natlvf> of Warwick, Eng., and an
offr. In the Brit. Army: b. St. Fran-
ois de la Beauce, P.Q., Dec. 14. 1850;
e. Levis ColI.: m.; a law student In
early life; afterwards in commf>rcial
life; later In Quebec pnblic service;
since .ApI., 1902, has been In the ser-
vice of the Senate of Can., as a
French translator; earlY contrihn
ed
poetical pieces to French pprio il icals:
also en
d. In journalism In Qt 1 ebf'c
and Montreal: publi
hpil firRt volume
of poetry. .. LeR QuehpC'onois"" in
1876; alJ1löJth r e.r .in 1890, 3!TUd two cI1liUæ
works, .. Le Laurf>:l.t" anil .. Le De
x
Copains" in 1894: in 1903. a TH1hl!r
subscription was taken un. with whkh
to senil him to 1='::1 ri
to
tlT)Dri..,tpni1
the pubUcatlon of .. Les Aspirations,"
which aJPpeare<d IIn the following year:
this work received the hl
hest prize of
the French Acad., and, its author was
decorated by the Govt. úlf France; In
1910 appeared his laiÌ'Pst work" .. Les
Royons du Nord," which
ained for
him for the second Hme, the hl
hest
priz'e of the Fren'Ch Acad. : has lectured
In the Western Stat'es on II The French
Race In America," 1907.-18
Osgoode
St., Ottawa.
II A voluminous poet, of 8 lare:e, nob1e
wav of thinkinl!. and intellsely devoted to
Ca:n'awa....-Dr. Logan (q.11.).
Chapman, Bev, WIlUam young (Pres-
byterian.)
S. Bowden and Anna M. C., d. Rev.
Alex. Clarke. D.D., Amherst, N.S.; b.
Ohapman, N.B., Aug. 21, 18-59.; e.
Borvs' Acnd. and O'}I
., Mt. A1:ltlson,
N.R. (A.B., 1883; D.D., 1904), and
Princeton Hnlv. and Semy.. N..J.
(A.M., 1888); D.D., Univ. .Wooster,
0., 1904; m., .Ju
y, 1889. M.lSS FI'Or-
ence E. Greenfield, Amherst; Ucensed,
1888; 0., 1889: pastor OUvet Presb.
Ch. Readin
. Pa., 1889-96: do. 1st
P
\b. Ch., Frankl,in, Pa., 1896-1901;
do. Lafayette Ave. Presb. Ch., Bufl'alo.
N.Y., 1901-5; since then pastor Rose-
vilte Ave. Presb. Ch., Newark, N..J.;
Is acting presdt. Civic Righteousness
Federation, Essex Co., N..J.; chair-
man Ch. EX'tensi.on ComlÌe.. Presby.
Newark: V.-P. N. .J. Temp. Soc., and
trustee Sayre Fund of $50,000 for
Temp.; memo Advls. Bd. Nat. Retl-
ious Training Sch. and Chautauqua
for the Colored Race; memo Bd. of
Trade, city of Newark; trustee Ger-
man Theot. Semy., Newark; memo
Minlst. Assn., N. Y. and vlcinity.-
f15 Roseville Ave., Newark, N.J.;
Kappa Chi; Metropolitan Ministers'
Club, do.
ChappeU, Rev, Benjamin (Meth.).
S. Benj. C.; b. CharlottetowD, P. E.
I., Apt. 3, 1852; e. Mt. Allison Unlv.
(B.A., 1873; M.A., 1882; D.D., 1909) ;
m. Miss Mary J. Holbrook; o. 1874; has
held 'Pastorates at Shediac, St. John,
N:B.; Nieola, Majple Bay, B.C.; Sum-
marside, P.E.I. ; Campbell ton, N.B., and
Tokyo, Ja,pan; went 'ÌO .Japan, 1889;
dean, Aoyalffi.a 00111., Tokyo, 1898-1907;
sinc,e 1896 dean, Sch. of TheoI., Ao-
yama.-Aoyama Gakuin, Tokyo, Japan.
.. No better authority on Japan."-M.
Star,
Chapple, His Honour Thomas W"
County Court judge.
S. Capt. C., H. M.'s 2nd Dragoon
Gds., a native of Gt. Torrington, De-
vonshire, Eng., who was present at the
Relief of Lucknow and d. there, and
Eutychia Randall (McNaughton) C.;
b. Kilkenny, Irel., Feb. 10, 1853; came
in early childhood to Can.; e. London
and Can.; m., Dec., 1882, Lucy A., d.
Milton French, Oshawa, Ont.; barris-
ter, 188-3; successfully practised his
prof. at Uxbrldge, Ont.; helà office
as a memo and secy.-treas. Ed.
of Eàuc., Uxbrldge; at Kenora, as
first cbairman High Sch. Bd.; sat
for N. Ontario (Local), in Lib. In-
terest, 1894-1898; :oince then has been
dist. judge of Rainy River, and a local
judge of the High Ct., Ont.; a Presb.,
an elder., and S'11Ipdt. S>a'bbaibh sah.; a
Freemason, Odd Fellow, Forester, and
memo A. O. U. W., and holds high
rank in each order or soc. - Kenora,
Ont.; Lake of the Woods Club, do.
II A man of wide influence aDd ex.
tended usefulness."-T. Globe.
Chaput, Charles, merchant.
S. late Lêonore and Hêlêne (Rt.
De,n:ls) C., w'ho oarnle d'I1()1ffi1 L' Ass'ompUon
to Montreal. 1832; b. Montreal, Nov.
14, 1841; e. there: m., 1st, Miss Rose
Anne Smith (d. Sept.. 1883); 2ndly,
Mlle. Clara Chevalier (d. .July, 1893) ;
head of firm L. C., Fils & Cie., whole-
sale grocers, whose servl
e he entd..
1857, becoming a partner, 1862, and
head of U.e firm, on his father's re-
tirement, 1875; formerly a dlr. La
Banque d'Hochelaga: has heen V.- p.
Montreal Turnpike Trust. and presdt.
Wholesale Grocers' Guild. Montreal;
now a councillor Chambre de Com-
merce and of Montreal Bd. of Tra(1e,
j.s a d'Ír. In'te-rn. M-eroanNle Agenocy;
also V.-P. MoniÌ>real Business MIen's
League, Montr,e-al <CIUzens' Assn.. antd
a gov. NOftre Dame Hosp.: Con.;
R. C.; favours the appt. of Lord
Strathcona as Govr.-GenI. of Can.--349
Sherbrooke St. E., Montreal: Club La-
fontaine, do.
II A man of unimpeachable integrity."-
M. Gazette,
Charbonneau, Hon. Napoleon, judge.
S. Augustin and .Julienne (Dufort)
C.; b. Cðte-des-Nelges, P.Q., Feb. 12,
1853; e. iMo,MTeal 001,I.; m. Itmoo;
2ndly, Mlle. Lemieux;' advocate 187.9;
OHARLAND-CHARLTON.
223
K.C., 1899; g,uccessfully 'Pfficbis-e-d h'is
proOf. in Montreal; a former partner
of the late Senator Trudel and Hon.
L. O. TalUon (q.v.); has successfully
pleaded before the .11. Comte. P.,C.; un-
successfully contested .Jacques Cartier
(H.C.), Lib. ,interest, g. e. 1887; elected
do., bye-el1e'ct!ilOn, l8H 5; since Mcih. 11,
1903, has ,been a 'Pursnoe judge, S. C.,
P.Q.; apIJJ'ud. a RJoyal Cl{)Iffir. (P. Q.),
toO enquire Into charges against Hon.
.A. Turgeon (q.v.), 1907; a R.C.---36
Simpson St., Montreal; summer resi-
dence: Sorel, P.Q.
U A judge of uncommon perspioacity;
8Qmewhat uncO'nventi<Jonoal off the bench,
but th()roughly sound in his law and swift
in .his perception of relevant facts and is-
SUI'S; there are n()t twO' Ú'pinions as to his
ability."-.3l. Standard.
Charland, Bev, Paul Victor (R.C.).
S. late Wm. C.. shlpbuHder, Quebf'c,
and MathHdp (Marquis) C.; b. St.
RJo'Clh, Que., May 23. 1858; e. Spmy.,
QUf'bec: Lit. D. (Laval), 1902: o.
1881: prof. rhf>torlc. Notre Dame Coli..
Lêvls. P.Q., until 1886, whf>n he jolnf><1
the Dominican Ordpr In France; has
been stationed at St. Hyacinthe. Ot-
tawa, Lewlston, Mf>.. and Fall River.
Mass., whpre he sun Is: author, in
addition to numerous newspaper ar-
ticles, of .. Questions d'Histolre LIt-
têralre" (1884), "Les Trois Lêgen<1es
ðe Ma<1ame Ste. Anne" (1898). "The
Good S:'Iint" (1903: Eng'. ed., 1904);
estabd. Le Rosaire (St. Hyacinthe), A.
monthly rpview; well known as an
architect of church and oUlPr buH<1-
lng's; F. R. R C., 1'100 -St. Amtp',;
Ch., 790 S. Main St., Fall River. Masa.
Charlebois, The Bight Bev, Ovide
(R.C.): Vicar A pnstolic.
S. Hyacinthe and Emêrence (Char-
tff>r) C.: h. St. Rpnoit. nr. Otm. P.Q..
Feb. 12, 1862: e. L' AssoOmption CoOll. and
Otltarwa Ul1iv.: oenif:iI. Order of Ohla.ts,
1882; o. 1887: l'8.ibür.ed as a mrissy.
dlst. of Cumberland, Sask., 16 yrs..
where he was very successful: dir.
Ind. sch., Duck Lake, Sask., 190
-tO:
apptd. first Vicar AipostoJic of Ke
-
waUn, 1910.-The Pas, Sask.
Charlesworth, Hector Willoughby,
journalist: dramatic and musical
crl Ì'lc.
S. late H. G. C. and his first Wlife,
Charlotte (MC'Eachr!"1n) C.. Toronto;
b. Hamnt'Ûn, Ont.. Sept. 28. 1872: e.
ToroOnto public schs.: m.. Feb., 1897,
Katherine. 2nd d. Peter Ryan (q.v.),
reg-r.. E. Toronto; articled as a chiar-
tiered .a'0C'oun1tan1; .enrbd. j.ourll'a].i.sm as
asst. ed. Saturday 1U!Jht, 1891: worked
since on various dames: city ed. and
mus1.cal and art critic, Toronto Mail
and Empire, 1904-10: since then assoc.
ed. .Saturday Night; ,h'8.S alsoO boel{>11
a cOTIltJibutor to several weekly and
monthly journals an'd mags.: special
CDrrespondient with Prince of Wales
(now Kin,g Georg-e) on tour through
Can., 1901: d.o., Quebec Tercentenary,
1908; specially covered many Import-
ant criminal cases; regarded in news-
pa'PerdJom as an expert In circumstan-
tial evidence; wrote formerly undeT t'he
nom-de-plume of "Touchstone"; autbor
many short poems l ; recd. thanks of
famHy of Robert Louis Stevenson for
3 memori3J1 sonnlf'ts written In protest
a.g-ainst the removal of his remaAns
from Samoa; apptd. a memo of comte.
in Earl Grey dramatic competition,
Mch., 1910: active Con.: Ang-.-12 St.
Vincent St., Toronto; Arts and Letters
Club; Toronto Press Club, do.
uA." a writer o.f graceful .and convinring
English, few excel Mr. OharleswÚ'rth."-
Can. Courier.
Charlton, George Albert, physician:
Sask. public service.
B. St. George. Ont.: e. Co. Brant,
Brantf.ord con. Inst., Onto Ag. CoIl.,
Onto Veterinary CoIl., and McGiH
Univ. (M.D.. C.M., 1900); fellow in
path., Mcam Univ., 1901; Rockefeller
fe1Jow in path., do., 1902: for some
months interne, Sloan Maternity Ho sp. ,
N.Y.; house surg., Ottawa Isolation
Hosp., 1902-5: since then, has been
Provo an8;lyst anð bactertol., Sask.;
apptd. regIstrar, ColI. P. & S., Sask.,
1908.-Regina, Bask.
Char1
on, Harry Ready, Can. ry. sør-
VIce.
.Eng. orig-In; a descendant of Bp.
Ridley:- 2nd s. late Geo. R. C., mer-
chant, Montreal:, anal St. .John's, P.Q.,
and grand-so Geo. C., a native of New-
castle, Eng., a noted contrador'
b. St. .John's, Feb. 9, 1866; e. 8t:
.John's Hig-h Sch.: m., Nov., 1892,
Edith. Y. d. W. A. Osgood. St. John's:
staff St. .John's News. 1881-4; Water-
loo & Mag-og Ry., 1884-5; staff MoOnt-
real Herald, 1886-91: in charge adver-
tising dept., Can. Pac. Ry., 1891-6'
mangr. do. do. Davis and Lawrenc
CoO., Ltd., Montreal, 1896-8; since
1898, mangr. advertising deipt., Grand
Trunk Ry.; has lectured on " Ry.
Advertising"; 'Presented: with solid
sHver tabl'e cutlery by We-stern
Press Assn., 1903: brad conferred
on him Order of the Sacrpd Treasure
(6th class) by Emperor of .Japan, 1907;
pI esented with jewellery by Chicago
Press Club, do.; do. do. a solid sHver
cigar box by visiting Brit. journalists,
do.: received thanks Quebec Battle-
fields Comn. for valuable aid In con-
nection with Quebec Tercentenary,
1908: awarded a gold med., Franco-
Brlt. Expn., London, Eng., do.: an
Ang.-8 Sussex Ave.. Montreal; Tran8-
portation Club, Buffalo, N.Y.: Press
Club. Chicago, Ill.; Alpine Club,
Banff.
U A man 01 e;reat activity. inteJ1ie;enc@.
and popularitv."-La PTI!8IJe.
.. 'I1he same yesterday, to-d-ay and for.
eve'r. H
i.s ß rapid and pl'odï.gio'lls
WIO-rker, but the w()'l'k is turned off
without any noise or fuss. He seemtl
devoid: of self co.nsciousnes8, and! will
enote-rtain a duke, or .a militant. suffragette
a Knight of C.olumbus or an Orangeman'
with the same air O'f semi-reserve and semi:
goodfe]}mvship."-S. N.
Charlton, Miss Margaret Bldley,
litteratew'.
Y. d. late .John C., a native of North-
umberland, En
., a. descendant of the
224
CHARLTON-CHAUVEAU.
celebrated Bp. Ridley; engd. for some
yrs. In educational work, Montreal;
later on ed. and on literary staff or
Dom, Illustrated; In addition to ar-
Uoles wri'tten under a nom-de-plume for
various mag-s., brought out, conjointly
with the late Miss C. A. Frazer, 2 vols.
of fairy tales, the first ever published
In Can., vlz.: "A Wonder Web of
Stories" (] 892) and II With Prlntless
Foot" (1894): a graduate in library
economy.-Jl Essex Ave., Montreal.
Charlton, Hon, William Andrew,
lum'boer merchant: sta,tesman.
Eng. and Scottish T1arentage: a bro.
of the late John C., M.P.: b. Cattarau-
gus Co., N.Y., May 9, 1841; e. there;
m. 1869, Mis9 NeUie Rockwell; a lum-
b
r manufacturer: sat for N. Norfolk
(Local), Lib. Int
rest, for Rn <extended
period, and with some Interruption,
from 1890 to g.e., 1905. when dK'feated:
re-nomlnatf'd. g.e. 1907, but declined
an.d I'etireà In.t'O .prlv.a'te Hf<e f.or the
Nme 'betin.g: was Oommr. .of Crown
Lands dn .the R'Oss. Aòmn. for a ShOTt
p-eI'lod, 1904, .and pl'eviou.sf1y speaker;.a
Presb. and a memo Bd. of Mangt. Knmc
GoH.; elÞeûted pI'etsdt., Onto Lumber-
men's Assn., 1907, and V.-P., T-OTon,to
League for .tbe Prevo of Tuboe,r., 1909;
eloe'CIteð. a -trustee, Que-en's Unlv., 1910:
a Presb.-B6 Madison Ave., Toronto.
"A man of unfailin.g tact." T. NewlJ.
"A man of self-pos.Be-ssion and dign,ity."-
M. Wit71e88.
.. Po.g,se'sses an .atbractive perøona.1ity, hav-
ing a. stl"aightf.()II'W.ard character, a kindh
fw1ing toward potitica} olþpone,niÌs and an
unmi.stakea,ble &ond undisguised prefereJ1'l'f'
for Li.bera} idea:ls and prindples."-T.
Globe.
Charters, Bev, Frank (Ang.).
S. late Eàw.ard and C:a,therine C.:
b. anò e. .M'ontI'H!.1; unll11.; grad'lla,toed
M'OTiitreal Dioc. 00101., .1888; D.C.L.
(lh'On.), Bi.sh'OlP'.s 0011. Univ.. Lennox-
v:lHe, 1911; o. Ò'8HOOn, 1888; pori'est,
1889; noW -and for some yrs. rector
St. Simon's, Montreal;
memo Coun-
ell Bishop's Coli., LennoxvilIe; elected
grand cha.plaln Grand Lodge Free-
mas-ems, .P. Q., 1907; doO. grand
master do., 1911: ehaplla1n (witth
hon. rànk or capt.), 11th Regt. "Argen-
teuil Rangers," 1909; a del. to Synod;
unsuccessful candidate ,for bishopric of
Montreal, Oct., 1908. - St. Simon's
Rectory Westmount, Montreal.
.. Exc
dingly ,popular." - Archdeacon
Ker (q.v.).
Charter., Bev. Herbert (Ang-.).
.Bro. Rev. F. C. (q. v.) ; 'b. M.o.nlbre8.l1;
e. McGiU Unåv. (B.A., 190.]) ; .ro., Nov.,
1906, EtJhøl tMa'U:d, .o. Ò. 1laJte W. J.
Simpson, M.L.A.: graduated Montreal
Dloc. Theol. CoIl., 1902: Incumbf'nt
Lachute, p.Q.-Lachute, P.Q.
Charters, Samuel, journalist; legisla-
tor.
S. Francis and Annie C.; b, Chln-
guacousy, Ont., :May 18, 1863; e.
Brampton; m., Oct., 1887, Miss Jane
Ellen Belrson; now and for some yrs.
ed. The Conservator (Bramp.t'On);
mayor of BraInJPton, 1907-8; returned
for Peel (Local), Con. In.terest, g. e.
1908: Ang.-Brampton, Onto
Charters, Werrett Wallace, educa-
tionist.
S. Alex. Maxel and Mary (1\I o ally)
C.; Scotch-Irish parentage; b. Co. Nor-
folk, Ont., Oct. 24, 1875; e. Mc"\fas-
tpr Univ. (B.A., 1898), T0r0'1to U,...lv.
(B.Pæd.. 1901), and Ch1æ.go Unlv.
(Ph.M., 1903; Ph.D., 1904); unm:
formerly principal Moilpl Sc n .. Bamn-
ton, Ont.; now supervisor of prH.ctfcf'
tpachlng, State Normal Sl"'h.. Wlno'}.l.
Minn.; a senator McMastf'r Hnlv..
1901-4; author If The Throry ()f thp
Lesson Plan" (] 906) : B<lnt.- Wino"",.
lIfinn.; Meadow Brook Club, do.; Quad-
rangle Club, Chicago.
Chausse, Joseph Alclde Han, archl-
tf'ct.
S. Ald. Edo11ard and Ro!'!p dp LIma
(Rivet) Coo Montreal: b. Rt. Sulplce,
P.Q., Jan. 7, 1868; e.
t. Marv'
Al"'ad..
Montreal; m.. Sf'pt., 1 R94, Mllp. Rn!"e
df' LIma Renaud: ailmitteil to pr'1C-
tlce, 1888: a charter mpm. Qllph"c.
A s!='n. A rC'hlteC'ts (plp<'tpd l"r p !'!ilt..
l Q 06); V.-P. Can. Assn. ArchitpC'ts.
1908; hon. secy. Royal ArC'hftpC't11ral
Tnst. of Can., 1909; a mpm. Ch<l.mbrp
8vnd. de la ConstnJ('.tfon : Bd. of
Exams. Plumbers, Montrf'al ; Am.
Statistical Assn.; Am. Soc. Munl-
C'Ï'T1'a1 LmTlrov>p'TT1'E''t1i1:: Arm. Pl1h
,Ï'C' n,01=' 1,-111
Assn.; Comitê Perrot. des Cong-rt'>s
j"'ÌlernatIO'l1all'C -ð'p.s Al'Chl,t.eC'tt'P1s: Brit.
Fire Prevf'ntlon Comte.: corresp. memo
Soc. Centrale des Archltectps Fran-
cals: Am. Inst. Architects:. Soc.
Cpntrale d' Architpcture de Belg-Iqup;
oc. Natlona Ie dels Arrhltf'cte!'l de
France; ArchItekten- Verein zu Berlin
(Germany) ; Sociedad Central de Arc'h-
ftectos Madrid (Spain) ; Soc. of Portu-
guese Architects; assoc. Can. Soc. C.
E.; Am. Soc. C. E., etc.; apptd.
Inspr. buildings, Montreal. June, 1900:
awarded a gold, sf,lover and bronze med.
by varIous architectural socS. for tpch-
nical papers and lectures; has hepn
p-resdt. St. Jean Ba,t)lÌ!e. Soc. (St. Bnd-
g'pts s-ec.); lis V.-P. RMe-Deer Coal
Mining Co.; gT3nd mar
l,.rul .M
:lance
Nat.. and presdt. Cercle Jpanne d' ArC'
of do.; a memo Intern. Congress of
Architects, Paris, 1900; Madrid, 1904;
London, Eng., 1906; and of Intern.
Fire Prevention Congress, London,
1903: a dell. 6.toh Oommerclal OongI'E'SS
of Ithe Empi'I'e, LonòlOn, 1906: ran
a ssoessO'r for l]1.ew depa,r.tmellital bd.g-s;.
Ottawa, do. ; J)lJ'IOjected Dan. II1SIt. A!rC'lhl-
.te-ets 1907' auth-oT .. Building In
c-
tops" Hanòhook." If Corue of BlI'io1.d'ing
Laws or Prov1ince of Qu-eboc," and
.. Handlboook of .Builòing Laws of Mon.t-
re-al "; CoOn.; R iC.-l
;13 St. Hube1.t
St. Montreal; Þngineers' Club; St.
Lawrence Curling Club. do.; summer
1'esidence: "Villa .ITis,' St. Eustache,
P.Q.
.. Enjoys nn enviable reputation as an
architect."-M. WitneslJ.
Chauvean, Hon, Charles Alexandre,
retired judge.
2nd S. late Hon. P. J. O. C., a dis-
tinguished Can. statesman !lnd man of
letters who was the first Premier of
Quebe
after Confederation; b. Que-
bec, Feb. 23, 1847 : e. St. Mary's
CHAUVEAU-CHERRIER.
225
(.Jesuit) ColI., Montreal. and Laval
Univ. (LL.D., 1894); m., Aug., 1871,
Aodèloe, e. d. late Hon. .Justioe Tessier'
graduated B.C.L. (McGill Univ.>,
1867; advocate, 1868; K.C.. 1878; i
prof. criminal law, Laval Univ.; In-
augurated movement for the erection
of the Champlain monument, Que-
bec, and was presdt. of the comte. to
seCllre Its erection; sat for Rimouskl
(LocaI). 1872-80; was succes!'ilvely
Solr.-GenI. and ProvI. SP('v. and Regr
In the .Joly de Lotbinière Admn.,
1878-9; a.pptd. judge of the Sessions
of the Ppace, Qupbec. .Jan. 16, 1!<SO:
retired, .Jan., 1910; was also Extra-
dition Commr.; is V.-P. La Banque
Nationale, and has been presdt.-genI.
od' the Soc. St. .Jean Baptiste; a R. C.-
70 St. Louis St., Quebec.
Chauveau, Lt,-Col, Charles Auguste,
lawyer.
Second s. Hon. C. A. C (q.v.); b
Oct., 28, 1877: e. Qupbpc Spmy.
Gporgptown Univ.. Washing-ton, D.C
(B.A., with honour!". 1 89
' '\'f .\. i!r.)
and Laval Unlv. (B.A., 1896; LL.L..
(we!' grande distinction. 1 R9q: L1.. ù.,
1903) ; m., May, 1902, Amêlie, d. Hon
E. .J. Flynn. K.C. (q.v.); a-dvoeate,
1899: succe.!'sfu'Jlly praC"t.isf'oS in Quebec.
a
memo of firm Casgraln. LaveTy,
Rivard & C.; V.P. Inst. Can., Quebec,
and St. .Jean Eaplte. Soc. (!\oÌ"re Da.me
s'ec.) ; enM. V. m., as H>eut.. 89th RNM:.,
1897; attained to the command of .the
regt., with rank od' It.-col.. .June 17.
1907; R. C.-7 Drill Hall Square
Grande Allée, Quebec. ·
Chavignaud, George, painter.
S. of an author, musician, eonnols-
eeur anil collector; b. Finistprre, nr.
Brest, Francp: e. CoIl. Charlema
e,
Paris; studied for his prof. under somp
of the best masters In Europp: camp to
Can. 1892: painted originRI1v in watpr-
colours; now In oils, landscapes and
portraits: describes himself as II a
'IJ,ain.tf>r of Oa'n. sunshine an.d col'Our'"
has exhibitpil at tho Paris Salo'1, th
Brussels Triennial Salon, the Intern.
Expn., Bruges, and thf> Soc. of Watpr-
Colour Paintprs of Bnlgium; onp of his
works, II Petitp Br('tonnp," has hppn
purchased by the Ont. Gov.-Lambton
Mills. Onto
.. Distinguished for spontaneity, fresh-
ness and clea,r co1Jourin'g."-T. Globe.
II Cheese Xing of Canada, The'" (see
MacLaren, A. F.).
Chenevert, Cuthbert Alphonse, Que.
pubIlc service,
S. TheophiIe and Mathilde (Filteau)
C.: b. St. Cuthbert, P.Q., May 21
1859: e. L'Assomption CoIl. and St:
Mary's (.Jesuit) con.: m., 1st Au
1884. Mlle. Berthe Valerie RocheI' (d.) .;
2ndly. Mch., 1907. Marip. d. '1'heoilore
C. Mplchers, Scheldam, HolIand: grad-
uated LL.B. (Laval Unlv.), 1883: ad-
vocate, do; K.C., 1903; practised in
Montreal; formt"rly I'd. Berthler Ga-
ette; sat for Berthlpr (Local) In
ùi,b./fnte.re-st, 1890-2 <and 1900-4; appitd.
joint elk. of the Ct. of Appeal, P. Q.
8
1908; R. C.-Court House, Montreal'
Rerthierville, P.Q.; Club Canadien dé
Montreal.
Cheney, Mrs. Julia, retired actress.
D. Tlhos. and- (Arthur) Lewis, Ham-
ilton, Ont.; Irish and Welsh parent-
age; _ (stage name: .JuBa Arthur;)
b. HamtIton, May 3, 1869; when
11 yrs. of age played In a local ama-
teur drRmatic club, one of her parts
t dng Portia. In .. The Merchant of
Venice": made her prof. debut 3 yrs.
afterwards, with D. E. Eandmann, and.
after 3 yrs. with him. went to En
.
and Germany, to study violin music
Rnd dramatic art; madf> her first suc-
Cpss at Union Square Th., N. Y. In
.. The Black Masque": recognizing her
ability and great promise, A. M.
Palmer made her a memo of his co.;
she scored a success in .. Lady Winde-
mere's Fan," but hpr grpatest Rchleve-
ment was In .. Mercpdps." which was
produced for her, 18 Q 3: aftpr playin
Si
ter Mary with gTPat pathO": and
powpr. Sir Augustus Harris madp hpr
an offer to go to E'1g., but thic:: with
other otTprs suhsPOtJf'nt1v mad p by
him. she dpcllned:
ir Hy. Trvin
was
more fortunate, and 8he Rccertpd a
dpfintte eng-agpmpnt from him for his
1.on<'lon SE>RSOn and Am. tour; made
her London dpbut Rt thp Lvceum. "F'pb.
1. 1895, weII sustaining throughout her
Am. rpputation; shp plavpd 1'1 roles
next Miss Terrv. .ani! also in some of
that fRmous ar'Hst's former parts her
renderin,g of Rosamund, in "à'B
k-
et" be,ing pronounced .. -a pe.rfornn-
ance ftln of ('harm. youthful grace, and
dramatic power"; after accompanying
Jrvin
and Terry on their Am. tour,
she entered on a star eng-agement in
Am., one of her grpatpst triumphs
bplng- In .. Romeo and .JuIiet." it hplng
said of her that II she had no rival on
thp Am. StRg'P so pndowed with the
.J1JIiet naturp"; after a wonderfully
successful stage career. she m.. A pI.,
1898, Ben1. Pearce Chenpy. Boston.
MRss., and at the same timp rptirpi!
Into prlvatp Ufe; a dpI. Qulno1Jennlal
Congress, Nat. CouncfI of Women,
1909.-
1 Spring St., Hamilton, Onto
.. The Sarah Bernhardt of the United
States."-N. Y. Oommprcial Advertiser.
.. Unqllestinnably the devprest member
of the theatrical profe:::!:ion Can. has ever
g"iven to the world."-M. StaT.
Cherrier, Bev. Alphonsus Avila (R.C.)
S. Lpon T. and Lena F. Vlaudit
(L'Espêrance) C.; b. Laprairip. P.Q.,
Sept. 26, 1849: e. ColI.
te. Thêrt'>se
de BlalnviHp and I aV:11 Unfv. (R
c.,
1871) ; o. 1874; prof. of lit. and after-
wards of nat, sefen., Ste. Thêrèse CoIL,
some yrs.; curê d'offlce St. Boniface
Cath., Man., 1878-81; pres<'lt. ColI. St.
Boniface. and dir. semy. attachpd
thereto, 1881-4; since then Tedor Ch,
of the Immaculate Conception, Win-
nipeg; nominee of the s"cular clergy
for archbishopric of St. Boniface, on
death of Mgr. Tachè. 1894: a memo
Provl Bd. of Education. lR78. tllI it
ceased to ex'Ïst ; a counclI1or Man.
Unlv. since 1878; pre:>dt. Ed. cf
226
CHESLEY-CHEV ALlER.
Studies, do., since 1883: apptd. memo
royal comn. to enquire Into and malte
recommeni!.atlons rpspectlng Manitoba
Unlv., 1907.-Winnipeg.
.. A man universally re.specled."-Ho71.
J. O. Pattfr80n (q.v.)
Chesley, Mrs, ]IIary Bussell, contro-
verslallst.
Quaker and French Hugupnot de-
scent; U. E. L. stock; d. Nathaniel
ani!. Agnes (Bissett) Russell: a sister
Judge Russel,l (q.v.): b. Dartmouth,
N.S" ,Sept. 4, 1847; e. there: m. Saml.
A. 'Chesley (q.v.): came Int,o public
notice, m'ore particularly In connec-
tion with the 'Petition to the N. S.
Legislature of the W. C. T. U. of that
Province, of which body she became
presdt., for the !political enfranchise-
ment of wom<en: In promotion of her
views, and of t'he cause In hand, she
hroke a lance
ith some of the lead-
Ing minds of the U. S. and Can., "and,
In every Instance," accordtlng to Dr.
Thos. O'Hagan (q.v.), "did credit to
her sex and the cause !She had es-
poused "; In addition to papers on this
subject, has written other papers,
among them one on "The Mission of
Women" (1895), and anothf'r on II The
Delusion of IVI1l1tarism" (1909), which
have been wtd.ely rpad: believes that
"righteousness .exalteth a na,tlon";
favours the single tax, the legal pro-
hibition ot!' the liquor traffic and kin-
drei!. aJbominations,' the ,sf'ttlement of
national difficulties by arb'ltration an<d
In co-operation as opposed to compe-
titlon; a Meth.-Lunenburg, N.S.
Cbeslev, Samuel Ainsley, lawyer.
S. Rev. R. A. C. (Mpth.). GranvUle.
N.S., ani!. Hannah Ellzabeth, d. ,Tas
Alhee, Milltown, N.R; b. "Petltcodiac.
N.B., Aug-. 14. 1849: e. Mt. Amson
Acad. and Unlv. (B.A., 1866: M.A.,
, R76; D.C.L., 1910): m., May. 1R74.
Mary Reb
ca (q.v.), d. N. Russet:l,
J.P.. Dartmout'h. N.S.: bar>r.I!':ter. 1873;
apptd. judge of Probate. Co. Lunen-
burg, N.S.. Sept., 1882: recorder
and stlppndy. mag-te, town Lunpnburg.
Nov., 1888: official renorter, Ro. of
Assembly, N.S.. 1873-88; a ssoC'f ate iI
with Judge Russpll (q.v.), as ed. N. S.
I,a'l{' Reports. 1873-9; FITand master I.
O. O. F., Maritime Provinces, 1902-3: a
Meth., and a del. to the Genl. C'onfs
of the Ch.: :11so a memo Ct. of .A ppeal
and a memo Joint Comtp. on Ch. UTllon :
V.-P. Can. Peace and Arbitration Soc.:
sometimes mentioned In connP{'tion
with a seat In the Senate; a Llb.-
Lunenburg, N.S.
Chesney. Bev, EUjah (Baptist).
R Jas. anò .Amelia C.: Eng. par-
f'ntage: b. Dumfries, Co. Brant. Ont.,
] 842: e. pubtic schs. aniI Woodstock
CoIl.: stui!.led thpol. MpMast<>r Unlv.
and Ill. w<'sl. TTnlv. (M..A.. "Ph n.) :
m., 1st, 1865, Miss Hannah E. Burr
(d.) ; 2ndlv, 1901. Miss Lucie E. Gelt-
gey: O. 1864: pastor Port Perrv and
Pf'trolea, Onto : Bay City, Mlph.:
Woostpr and Bl1PYruS, 0.: secy. Spe-
cIal Rd. Home Mlsstons. Mlch.. 4 yrs.:
author II Training of Young Converts,"
"Pre-eminence of Christ a Proof of
His Deity," and "Value of the Higher
Criticism"; Rep.-Bucyrus, O.
"One of our most efficient ministers."-
Christian Herald.
Chesnut, Thomas Herbert, author;
journalist; musical and dramatl-c
cri tI-c.
21lld S'.
late T.h05. Goo. C., lect.. d:n EllIg.,
Victoria Unlv., Cobourg, ant., and,
later, propr. and principal Caer Howen
Training School for Boys, Toronto and
Hamilton Acad., and Jane (Brodie) C.,
a near relative of the late Lady Eliz-
abeth Brodie and the Duchess of Gor-
don: b. Toronto, Jan. 23, lR62: e.
Hamilton Acad.: at an early age
evinced a loVe for story writing and
journalism, and at 15 ed. the Can.
Mag., a sch.-boy sheet then In exist-
ence: for 9 yrs. was In the service of
the Bank of Hamilton. hllt throwing
up this occl11Patlon, In 1892 went Into
journalistic work In earnest; became
connected with Toronto Sunday World
and Toronto Globe as a writer on
musical subjects; also wrote as a
musical critic for Montreal Standard
(nom-de-plmne, " Si.eg1'1'ierl ") anod To-
1'OOIto lIfusic and Trades ,Journal; was
subsequently news ed. Montreal Wit-
ness: noW engaged In journalism In
U.S.: has contributed many articles to
Temple Bar, Can. Mag., Saturda1}
Night, Westminster, Toronto Globe,
and to several mags. In U.S.: author
of : " Pierson of . Ours,' " " The
Ohrlstmas Number of the Dail"
Astonisher," "The Schomberg Line,"
" Little J.\fald Mer>ian," "A Stradlvarlan
Stratagem," "Dona Inez," "A Seaside
Comeèty," "A Lesson in Geology," "The
Vflgarles of Love," "The Balllys ani!.
the Bailiff," "Legend o.f thp Glen Mill,"
,II A Malden of the Shield," "Werren-
1'ath, a Bank Clprk's Romance,"
"Father Louis, a Romance of the
Saguenay Country," "A History of the
Anan Line," "Landmarks of Mont-
t'ea1,," "The Pla'Y'grouOlds (1d' en,n.", etc. ;
publiShed Verne1J's Mont1ll1l, a banker's
g"nlde (1883) and Bank Chat (1898):
"very pronounced In favour of muni-
cipal ownershdp of public utl1lUes and
municipal govt. by {'omn., rather than
by council"; a Presb. and favours Ch.
unlon.-Suite f, 75 Sacrament St.,
Somerville, Mass.
"His sto'ries sh().w him to 'Possess an
easy fluency .and p8,rticular humour of
expression, to
t;her with an ablmdance of
origiDla1 ideas."-Jo8. T. Olark (q.v.).
Chevalier, Martial, business man:
promoter.
S. M. C., consul-genl. of France In
Can., 1872-6: b. Paris, France, 1841;
e. there; m., 1882, Charlotte, d. late
Simon Belt.ers, Quebec: gained his
business experience first with the
DobeU Lumber Co., QUf'bec, and after-
wards with the Crédit-Foncier-de-
France, Paris; for a few yrs. engd. In
newspaper llfe in Switzerland: became
connected with the Crédit-Foncier
Franco-Canadien, as gent. S
y.. 1883.
succeeding, later, )0 the offiPP of
directeur of the co., and. In '190.6, ,to
that of directeur-genl., a position he
still retains; Is also mango <'Ur. of th,e
CHIEF-CHIP:\TAN.
227
Soc. d' Admn. Generale, of which bodY
he was the founder; is adJminlstrator
of La Soc. Genl. d'Enterprises and a
dir. of the Liverpool, London & Globe
Ins. Co., the Acadia Coal Co., the Man.
Ins. Co. and the Citizens' Assn., Mont-
real; under his management the busi-
ness of the Crédit-Foncier Franco-
Canadien has increased enonnously,
growing from $9,648,253.97 in 1889, to
$32,101,802.06 In 1910; has served as
p1'esdt. oí 1Jhoe Chambre-de-Commerce,
Montreal, and In acknowledgment of
his services in promoting trade rela-
tions with France was, in 1909, createð
a ohevalier of the Legion of Honour
by the French Govt.; R. C.-
73 Peel
Street, Montreal; Montreal Hunt Club.
do.
"Chief, The Big," (see Laird, Hon.
David).
Childs, Arthur Edward, electrical en-
gineer.
S. Geo. and ChrIstian C.; b. Mont-
real. Sept. 16, 1869; e. McGill Un Iv.
(B.A. Sc., 1888: M.Sc., 1901) and Cen-
tral Tech. CoIl., LoncWn, Eng.; m.,
Feb., 1894, Miss AlIce Grant Moen,
WoroeostJer, MI3.SS.; entd. slervÌ>coe
n.
GeruI. Elec. Co. as wIreman; was dis-
trict engr., Westinghouse Elect. &
Manf. Co., Phlladelphia, 1893-5; later
N.E. manogr., Elect. Storage Battery
Co., Boston; organIzed the Light, Heat
& Power CDrpn. to acquire lighting,
heating and power plants In the
Eastern States, 1896; Is presdt. Col-
umbIan Nat. Life In.s. Co., Am. Invest.
Securities Co., Hotel Somerset Co., and
Boston & Worcester Elect. Cos.; a
Rep.; a CDnog.-l21 Bay State Rd., Bos-
ton, !fass.; Algonquin Club; University
Club, do; Country Club, Brookline,
Mass.
Chilton, Bobert S" jr" Consular ser-
vice.
S. late RoM. S. and Mary ViTginta
(BI"emt) C.; b. Wash1ng.ton, D.C., .June
19, 1861; e. publdc schs., Nriagara
Fa,llls, Ont.. oa;n-d by pr.ivate tui.Uon'
01.. Oot., 1898, Miss M'a.ry E. Dooloey:
San FmTIoiSi00, Car.; enotd. U. S. pub.
l,ic serV1Íce, as a rtJeI11lþorary elk.
'n
Sta,tJe Dept., Was'hington, D.C., 1877,
and was .pl-a.ooo on permanent staff,
1880; 'became sub&equently privoate
s'ecy. and confiJdoenltial elk. Ito V.-P.
MÜI"ton, I()n whose I'e'tirem-ent wa.s
O1l8Jæe a tOMef elk. cl .the -dept. ;
J'ater, during the Aml1Jeni'an mas-
sacres, was selected by Presdt. McKin-
ley's Admn. to go to Turkey, where he
set up a consulate In one of the Sul-
tan's ports; on his return to U. S.
made head of the Consular Bureau, In
State Dept.; has also acted as inspr.
of consulates In Europe, Mexico, .Japan,
and Canada, and, while his father was
consul at Goderich, spent several va-
cations there; apptd. consul at Toronto,
Me-h. 10, 1905.-510 Jarvis St., Toronto;
Toronto Club, do.; Metropolitan Club j
Chevy Chase Club, Washington.
Chinle, Lt.-CoI, Joseph Edmond, Can.
regular mil. forces.
S. late Hon. Eugene C., senator,
and Marie Anne (Leblond) C., Que-
bec; b. Quebec, Oct. 15. 1858: e. Lêvls
and St. Mary's (.Jesuit) ColI., Mont-
real: m., Oct., 1893. Marie Anna, d.
Hon. Mr. .Justice Chagnon, St. .Johns,
P.Q.; entd. mil. service as lieut. 9th
Regt., 1878; joined I. S. C. as lieut.,
1885: transfd., as capt., R. C. Regt.,
1889; ht.-major, 1897; major, 1902;
Dt.-H.-cOlI., 1901; Irt.-col., 1910; suc-ces-
slvely commandant regtI. depot, St.
.Johns, P.Q., and Fredericton, N.B.;
c.hief st'aff off.r., Ea
t'er.n Onto com-
mand, Ott'a,wa, 1909-11, when he roe-
tired, ,retaining ronk: .sen"C'd dur,lng
N.-\Y. Reb., 1885 (moo..).-Quebec;
Rideau Club, Ottawa.
Chipman, Clarence Campbell, Hud-
son's Bay Co.
S. late .John Allan and AbbIe
(Brown) C., Amherst, N.S.; b. there,
May 24, 1856; e. there; m., ApI., 1882,
Ada (V.-P. Woman's Can. Club, Wlnnl-
p.eg), e. d. .J.a.te Riichard,son Borl'adwile,
inspector of Inland revenue, Halifax,
N.S.; entd. Can. C. S., 1867; became
private secy. to Sir Chas. Tupper, then
Minr. of Rys. and Canals, 1882; ac-
companied ,him to Eng., when apptd.
High Commr. of Can. in LondiOn,
1884; remained In this office till
he was apptd. chief .c:ommr. -of t'he
Hu<'tst01l"s Bay CoO., 1891; ve1lÍred,
1911; c.on'('Iurr.ently wilth his otJher
duties, discharged those of official
asst. secy. and accountant; author of
a treatise on the fisheries of Can.
(1891) ; a dir. ExShaw Cement Co. and
of the Can. Iron Corporation; a
trustee, Man. Sanitarium for Consump-
tives; an Ang., and a del. to the Provl.
and Genl. Synods.-Winnipeg; Mani-
toba Club, do.; York Club, Toronto.
uAible and efficient."-Lord Strathcona
(q.v.).
.. In every way irre.pro,achable and com-
mendable."-Sir Charles Tupper (q.v.).
.. A man of fine. character and fine
ability."-T. Globe.
Chipman, Lt,-Col, Harry L., business
man.
E. s. late Brooks Watson C., Secy.
of Agric. and presdt. N. S. Telephone
Co.; b. Aylesford, N.S., ApI. 25, 1862;
e. Halifax; m., Sept., 1895, Gertrude
Maud, d. late Hon. Mr. .Justice .J. Nor-
man Ritchie: for many yrs. a coun-
cillor Halifax Bd. of Trade; takes an
active Interest In commercial affaIrs,
and is extensively identified with the
shipping and indust. progress of Hali-
fax; has been mangr. Can. Atlantic
& Plant Line SteamshIp Co. for a
lengthened period; apptd. consul. for
Austro-Hungary, Halifax, 1896: a
memo Halifax branch Brit. Na vy
League; chaIrman Bd. Sch. Commrs.,
Halifax, 1900-3; long Identified with
Ibhe V. 101. serViioe; promOited maj'Jrr
66th Regt., 190.3; ,llt.-col., 1910: holds
ll()ng service decoration; a Lib.; an
Ang.-Halifax, N.S.; Halifax Club;
City Club, do.
Chipman, Lt.-Col, John De Wolf,
business man.
A memo of an old N.B. famIly: b.
St. Stephen, N.B., ApI. 10, 1856; e. St.
Stephen, Sheffield Acad., and N.B.
Univ.; 01., Sept" 1879, the y. d. I'ate
228
CHIPMAN-CHISHOLM.
Hon. Sir Leonard Tilley, KC.M.G.
(presdt. N. B. and P. E. I. branch
Meth. Woman',s Missy. Soc.); a
memo Bd. of Regents, Mt. Allison
Unlv.; was for many yrs. chainnan
Bd. of Sch. Trustees, St. Stephen;
resigned. 1910; an active business man;
a dlr. Hughes Owens Co., Montreal,
Queen Oity Fire Ins. Co., Toronto,
Hand-in-hand Fire Ins. Co., do., and
Onto Graphite Co., Ont.; secy.-treas.
Onto Graphite Co.. Ont.; a dir. and
secy.-treas. N.B. & Can. R.R.. under
lease to C.P.R.; a dir. St. Stephen &
Mil'Uown R. R., un-doer II ease oro C.P.R.,
B. dir. and t.reas. SnV'epton, Glasgow &
Northerly R. R.. Colorado. New Gold
King Mines, Col., and Gold Prince
Mines. do. ; and presdt. Atlantic
Mutual Fire Ins. Co.. St. John, N.R,
Milne Coutts Co.. granite manfrs., St.
George. N.B.. and Crystal Lake Gold
Mining Co.. Lundy, Cal.; long in the
v.m.service; It-col. commdg. 71st
Regt.. 1905; R.O.. 1909; has been
Grand Master, A. F. & A. M., N.R,
tlnd Is a memo of Sup. Council. 33rd
A. & A. Scottish Rite and Past Depty.
Sover. Grand Commander for N. B.;
elected a V.-P. Lord's Day A11lance,
N.R, 1909.-St. Stephen, N.B.; Union
Club, St. John, N.B.
Chipman, His Honour John Pryor,
County Court judge.
S. Rev. Wm. (Bapt.) and Eliza C.;
b. Plf'asant Vallf'Y. Cornwallis. N.S.,
Mcl1. 31, 1848: e. Horton Aew., A'ca.òda
Univ., aiTl'd Harv'1aro Unliv. (LL.B..
1869) ; m., Jun'p. 1875, Sll
n MaJrY, d.
Robot. Brown, IHa,ld.fax, N.S.; barrlscber,
1869: fiTSt stoipen. IDag-toe. anð rec'ol!"dlE',r.
Kentvl'Jo1.e: 'SUb!=:equenrt-..1y Imay<yr: K.C.
(M. of Lansd.owne), 1884: Co. Ct.
judge, N.S., since Jun-e 18, 1890; cha'ir-
man Bd. of Oon>C'illatdon re N. S. Steel
and Coal Emplo)'JE'eIS. 1909; a Bapt.,
and a osenaJÌ"or Acadia Un'iv.; a 'pa Sit
D. D. G. M. in the Freemasons. a For-
ester, 001 OèlòfeHo'W. and. {! moem.
Royal ATcanum.-Kentville, N.S.
Chipman, Walter William, phvsician.
S. W. W. C., Wolfvil1e, N.S.; b.
there; e. t!:iheT'e, Acadlia Univ. (RA..
1890), .and F}dlinburgoh Unoiv. (M.D. anò
gold mef1.. 1900) : one of the most dis-
tinguisheð of his cla<;s: m.. 1889.
Maud, ,d. R. B. Angus, Mont'reaJli (q.v.) ;
and gained t'hie Bueh'8.n{tn soholar., giv-
mg Iboim Ithe jpOsiltian of resitient surg.
to the univ. gyne'C'Ol. wards! of the
Royal InfiI'IITI'Y.; later Wa'S a'Pptd. resi-
d.enl!: house ,surg. lÌ'O'the Roya,1 ,Moemo<rJ..al
Hosp., and, In 1897, house surg., Bol-
tan Infirmy., LancashIre, Eng'.; was
afterwards asst. to Prof. Barbour,
Edinburgh: M.D..C.M., ad eun., Mc-
Gill Undv., 1911; F.R.C.IS. (:Ðdoin.); on
his rE"t'llTn :to Can. jlQlÏneò. the staff at
the Rioyø.l V'ie. Hasp., ,MontTea.l; nolW
engd. in gf'nl. practice in that city.-
f85 lIIountain St., Jlfontreal: Mt. Royal
Club: lTnivcrsit1/ Club; Roual Mont-
real Golf Club; St. James's Club, d.">.
Chipman, Willis, civil engineer and
land surveyor.
S. Lewis C., town treas., Brockville,
Ont.; grands. Jesse Delong, M.P.; b.
South Oros'by, Onl!:.; e. Athens amod
Weston High Schs. and McGill Unlv.
(B.A.Sc., with 1st rank honours In nat.
science, 1876); m., 1st, 1880, Miss A.
Denison, Napanee (d. 1883); 2ndly,
] 886, Miss E. B. Finlayson, Brockville'
orig:in3Jlly a higJb sClh. teacher; joined
staff Can. Geol. Surv",y, 1876; after-
wards asst. engr. Toronto water-
works; now and for many yrs. in
genl. p
actice as a civil, sanitary, and
hydraulIc engr.; been engd. in the con-
struction of waterworks or sewerage
works at many places, including
Brockvu.1e, Cornwall, Pemlbroke, Gan-
anoque, Gait, Orangevllle, Petrolea,
Barrie, Brantford, BerUn Toronto
JunC'bi-on, Newcast1oe, N.B.,' Goderich,
Moose Jaw, Bask., Edmonton, A.lIta.,
Macleod, Al,tn., :::;auU St'e. Ma;rle, Lon-
don
P<Yrt Arthur, Dalhousie N B
WeIland. Halifax, N.S., etc.; 'D.L.S::
1881; O..L.S., d-o.; rnoem. Oan. Soc. C.
E., 1887; memo Am. Soc. C. E., 1888;
founder Onto Land Surveyors' Assn.,
and has been presdt. of that body;
also secy. and presðt. Engrs.' Club
Toronto.-l0S Spadina Rd., Torontu:
National Club; Engineers' ()l1tb, do. '
Chisholm, Hugh J" c3Jpitalist; manu-
facturer.
Scottish parentage; b. Niagara-on-
the Lake, Ont., May 2, 1847; e. there
a!1 d Toronto Commercial CoIl.; began
l'lfe, when a boy, In news service, G.
T. Ry.; m., 1872, iMiss Hen-rietta ,Mason,
Portland, Me.; II his advance" writes
a friend, II was stEaày, and his occu-
pation naturally led him in time to an
adive interest in the pub'lication of ry.
literature; he made Portland. Me., his
home, and from the publishing of
books and papers, became engd. In the
malting of the paper to print them on
nd of the pulp to make the paper of:
10 the early 80's he became impressed
with the vast unused water-power on
the Androscoggin River, at Rumford
Falls, Me., and bent his energies to its
development, organizing the Rumford
Falls Power Co.; somewhat later he
acquired the decrepit Rumford Falls &
Buckfield Ry.; this, reorganized as the
Portland & Rumford Falls Ry., gave
an outlet for the product of the Rum-
ford Falls Paper Co. andJ the Otis
Falls Pulp Co., further down the river
at Livermore, both enterprises in which
he was interested; after this he took
an active part in a consolidation of the
leading Eastern newspaper mills, and
in 1898 the Intern. Paper Co. was or-
ganized, of which, in Aug. of the same
year, he was made presdt. and. in
Nov., 1907, chairman Bd. of Dirs.;
this was a combination of some 30
paper and pulp mms, with a capacity
of more than 1,700 tons of finished
product a day; Is also presðt. of vari-
ous other public cos."-81S Fifth Ave.,
New York City: lIfetropolitan Club;
Riding Club; Ardsley Club, do.
.. Second to none as a go-ahead business
msn."-Jl. Star.
Chisholm, Joseph Andrew, lawyer.
S. Wm. and Flora (Mackintosh) C.;
b. St. Andrews, Antigonish, N.S., Jan.
9, 1863; e. St. Francis Xavier's CoIl.,
CHISHOLM
CHOQUET,
229
Antigonish (B.A., 1883), and Dalhousie
Unlv. (LL.B., 1886); m., Nov., 1891,
Frances Alice (d. .Jan., 1903), d. late
Capt. .John Affleck, Halifax, N.S., and
a sister of Lady Thompson (q. v.) ;
barrister, 1886; has successfully prac-
tised his prof, first at Antigonish, and.
since 1889, in Halifax;. sometime a
partner of R. L. Borden, K.C., M.P.
(q.v.); sInce 1906 practises alone;
KC., 1907; a councillor, N.S. BarrIs-
ters' Soc., 1908; was 1st sUpend.
magte. and recorder for Antigonish;
U. S. Consular agent, Antigonish, 1888;
memo exltve., St. Fi'anoLs Xavlier's Oo/lll.
AlumnI LAssn., 1893; V.-P., North Bdt.
Soc., Halifax, 1894; presdt., do., 1899;
presdt., branch 132, C.M., B.'A. 1895;
now a Grand Trustee, do.; a promoter,
HaHfax Electoral Reform League, N.S.
League for Prot. of the Feeble-MInded,
and HalJ.fax Children's Hasp.; a memo
Halifax branch Can. Indust. League,
1905; a memo -comte. 3!pptd. -in connec-
tion with the celebration of the 150th
anniversary of the establt. 0If respon-
sible govt. In N.S., 1908; memo Strath-
cona T'rust Fund, 'N..8., 1909; a 1noem.
ext VIe. comt-e., :llOoal br3!ll'0h, Bri:t. Em-
pire League, 19'11; presdlt. Dan.. Olub,
HaHfax, 1907-8; el<eüted V.-P. Assn.
of Can. Ciloubs, 1909; .m:a)'1()'r, Hali-
fax, 1909-11 ; 1st V.-P. UnÍion .of
Can. Munici.p3!1ziNe 1 s, 1909-10; pres.c\Jt.
do., 11910-11; former-Ioy ed. and man gr.
ArutigO'lllÍsh Casket; /beS1Ïd
es havdng
corutpibuted to the Catholic Encyclo-
pedia, <is true author of: II .Joseph
HO'W1e: a ,Sketch, 'WIith a Ohronol,ogy"
(l909) and II The Spee'C'hleoS .aJilid Public
Letters of .JloseaJlh Howe" (dlo.); a
Don.; unsuooe<ssfuIiliY 1CI0000tested An'tJI-
g'oruish (H. C.), 1895; R. C.-Ie Hill-
side Hall," Halifax, N.S.; Halifax
Club; Canadian Club, do.
"A m:a.n fast CQlffiing to the front"-
Sir Sandford Fleming (q.v.).
"A man of judigmenlt and thoughtful-
ness."-Dr. John Reade (q.v.).
Chisholm, Thomas, physician; legis-
lator.
Highland Scotch and Irish orIgin; s.
.John and .Jane (McClure) C.; b. Glen-
williams, Co. Halton, Ont., ApI. 12,
1842; e. local schs., Toronto Univ.
(M.B., 1879); and Victoria Univ.
(M.D., 1881); m., .June, 1866, Miss
Margt. Gerrie, Aberdeen, Scot.; taught
I'I.S a common and high sch. teacher,
Ont., for 10 yrs; l;;ince then has suc-
cessfully practised his prof. suc-
cessively at Arthur, Grand Valley (a
tawn he laid out) and Wingham;
served as surg. to the Grand Trunk
and Can. Pac. Rys.; formerly a leet.,
med faculty, Western Un1v.; author,
II Dialogu.es on English History," and
II The Hunters' Adventures
n the
Can. Wilderness"; has sat for Huron
E. (H.C.), In Con. int,erest, since g. e.,
1904; was instrumental In having a
nat. monument erected at Ottawa to
the Can. 'PatrIOlt, T'hos. D' Arcy McGee;
a Presb.- Wing ham, Onto
Chisholm, William, lawyer; legisla-
tor.
Scottish origin; S. .John and Isabella
C. ; b. Heatherton, Co. Antigonish,
N.S., Dec. 8, 1870; e. there and St.
Flmnds XaV'Ler's ColI. arud Un-iv., An-
tigonish (B.A.) ; taught sch. for a few
yrs. ; barrister, 1895; N.P., 1904 ;
practises his prof. at Antigonish; one
of the leaders of the local bar; head
of firm C. & Floyd; a former partner
Hon. C. F. McIsaac (q.v.); a sch.
commr. for yrs.; town councillor, 1905;
a Lib. and has sat in H. C., for An-
tigonish, In that interest, since 1905;
a R.C.-Antigonish, N.S.; Antigonish
Club; Neptune Club, do.; Laurentian
Club, Ottawa.
Chisholm, William Craig, lawyeT.
E. S. His Honour .Judge Duncan C.
(q.v.) and Mary C.; b. Port Hope,
Ont., Aug. 20, 1864; e. Port Hope High
Sch. and Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1885);
m., 1894, Gertrude, 3rd d. late .Jas.
Foster, Guelph, Ont.; barrister, 1888;
K.C., 1908; has appeared before the
P. C. dn Eng-.; ap'Ptd. asst. ciot
solr.,
Toronto, 1891; city solr., .June, 1905;
presented with a cabinet of silver on
resigning t1hat office to go Into general
pnwtiee, Dot. 11, 1909; s'ince 'Ì!b.en a
memo law firm Watson, Smoke, C. &
SmWt1h, Tor.onto; was t3. melIIl. .extv'e.
comte. Onlt. l\furuici'P'a} Undon, 1907-9;
a Con.; a Presb.-165 Close Ave., '1'0-
ronto; Granite Club; 11Jississauga Golf
Club; Parkdale Curling Club, do.
"A diligent, conscientious and well read
lawye.r."-T. Globe.
Chivers, Albert Ernest, Sask. muni-
cipal service.
Eng. and Welsh origin; b. Maes-y-
rhiw, Glamorgan, Wales, 1878; e. Bris-
tol, Eng.; m., 1906, Emily, d. Michael
S. Meadley, Whitehouse, nr. Hull, Eng. ;
3 yrs. In C. S., N.W.T.; 3 yrs. munl-
óipal finance elk., Municipal Dept.,
Sask. Govt.; sin-ce 1909 has been city
elk., Regina, Sask.; the recognized
leader of the SOlllS of Eng., Sask.-
llegina, Sask.
Chivers, Bev. John Stanley (Ang.).
Assoc. of theoI., King's ColI., Lou-
don, Eng.; o. deacon, 1894; priest,
1895; has been asst. curate Saltcoats,
incumbent of Yorkton, and rector of
Ioose J.aw, aH in Sask.; apptd. rect:or
St. AugustJLnte'S, Le'tJhibrid.ge, lAl&ta.,
1904; resigned, 1910; a del. Pan-.Ang.
Congress, London, Eng., 1908,-Leth-
bridge, Alta.
Choquet, Hon, François Xavier, judge.
S. .Jean Baptiste and Adeline (Pre-
vost) C.; b. Varenmes, P.Q., .Jan. 8,
1851' e. L' Assom'Ption Coli., Montreal
SemÝ. and McGill Univ. (B.C.L.,
1874) ; m., .June, .1.884; Marie Caroline
(V.-P. Children's Aid Soc.; reed. In
audience by the Pope, 1906), d. .John
E. Barry, Saguanay and Trois Pistoles,
P.Q.; advocate, 1875; a former partner
of Sir L. A. .Jette (q.v.), !Wn. H. Mer-
del', and J.utlge 'MaI'tineau (q.v.) ; K.C,
(E. of Aberdeen), 1893; a councillor,
and one of the leaders of the bar; a
royal commr. to revise the charter of
Montreal, Sept., 1897; apptd. judge of
the sessions of the peace, police magte.
and llcense commr., Montreal, Dec. 27,
1898; apptd. an extradition commr.,
under the Extradition Act, .July 20,
230
CROQUETTE-CROWN.
1
ù1; is presdt. Montreal Children's
Aid Soc, and Co-operative Funeral Ex-
pense Soc.; V.-P. Shawinigan Fishing
Club; formerly a Lib.; R.C.---81
Dor-
chester St. W., Montreal; summer:
Rigaud, Pointe aux TTembles, P.Q.;
Engineers' Club, Montreal.
.. The highest au.thority of the province
on the Jaw of e.1e'Cti{)ins."-M. Herald.
Choquette, Bev, Charles Philippe
(R. C.).
S. Joseph and Thais (Audet) C.; a
bro. Senator and Dr. C. (q.v.); b.
Belæll, P.Q., Dec. 9, 1856; e. Semy. St.
Hyacinthe; o. 188U; prof. of science,
Semy. St. Hyacinthe, 1880; spent some
months at Paris, France, where he
studied in the laboratories of the ColI.
de France, and visited other portions
of Europe; apptd. dir. Prov!. Labora-
tory, 1889; resigned, 1901; apptd. prof.
of physics, Laval Univ., 1897; an hon.
commr. to the Paris Ex:pn., and a del.
from Can. to the Oongres de Chimie de
Physique, 190.0; later ap:ptd. an anal.
chemist by the Dept. of Inland Rev.,
Ottawa, and a memo of the Bd. of Visi-
tors of the Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston;
since 1904 has been supr. of the Semy.
of St. Hyacinthe; also a canon, St.
HyacintJhe OaltJh.; lapptd. :a domes,tJic
prelate to .the Pope, 1911; LL.D., hon.
(Ot.tawa Univ.), 11910; has adùressed
th'e Ca.n. Club, TOlxmto, on .. Liberal
IDducation "; is a oo'art!er me'll. of otJhe
Soc. Intern. des Electriciens. Paris;
author of various scien. papers.-St.
Hyacinthe, P.Q.
.. One of the most pro-gre'ssive of the
R. C. educationists of Que.bec, as well 8S
a gentleman of .a frank" engaging manller."
-T. News.
Choquette, Ron, Philippe Auguste,
lawyer; journalist; legislator; re-
tired judge.
Ancestors came from Amiens, Pic-
ardy, 1643; s. Joseph and Marie Thais
(Audet) C.; b. Belæil, P.Q., Jan. 6,
1854; e. St. Hyacinthe, P.Q., and Laval
Univ. (LL.B., and Gov.-Genl.'s med.,
1880; LL.D., 1900); m. Aug., 1883,
Marie, d. A. Bender, prothy., Mont-
magny, P.Q., and grand-d. late Sir E.
P. Tache, Prime Minr. of Can., and
A.D.C. to the Queen; advocate, 1880;
acted as private secy. to late Hon.
Honore Mercier, then Solr.-Genl., P.Q.;
founded La Sentinelle (Montmagny),
1883; estbd. Le Soir (Montreal), 18!J6;
a Lib.; unsuccessfully contested Mont-
magny (H. C.), g. e. 1882; sat for
same constituency (do.), 1887-98;
apptd. judge, S. C., P.Q., July 16, 1898 ;
resigned, 1904; chief organizer of the
Lib. party in Quebec dist., 1904; called
to the Senate, Sept. 30, 1904; ed. Le
Soleil (Quebec), 1905-6; is presdt.
Boston Asbestos Co. and Ha Ha Bay
Ry.; a dir. Gan. Oil Co.; one of the
signers of the address from the Lib.
party to the Pope, resulting In the
appt. of a Papal ablegate to Can.,
1896; a R. C.-106 Gmnde Allée, Que-
bec; Garrison Club; Quebec Turf
Club, do.
.. As a. political speaker, a pedeoCt whirl-
wind."-T, Globe.
Chouillou, Charles A" merchant.
B. France; came to Can. 1887;
head firm C. A. C. & Cle., brokers and
commission merchants, Montreal; for
several yrs. V.-P. Alliance Natlonal-
Francaise and presdt. La Chambr('
. de Commerce-Francaise, Montreal:
apptd. by the French Govt. counsellor
of the Exterior Commerce of France,
1904; do. do., a Knight of the Legion
o,f Honour 1909; is also a OoonmandJer
of the Order of Nichan Titikhan; pre-
sided at first Congress of French
Chambers of Commerce, Bordeaux,
France, 1907.-1-6 Place Royale, Mont-
real; Engineers' Club, do.
Chouinard, Ernest, advocate; jour-
nalist.
S. Pierre and Obeline (Marquis) C.;
b. Lévis. P.Q., 1856; e. Quebec Semy.;
m., 1890, Georgina, d. D. Pouliot, St.
Laurent, Orleans, P.Q.; LL.M., avec
l1isti1lctio1t (Land UIÞiv.), 1883; ad-
vocate, do.; does not practise; was
successively ed. L'Evénement and La
Justice (Quebec); became ed. L'Elec-
teur, 18:15; held 'highest Tecorà In
oratory at Laval's B8JCCalaureate; now
a French translator rto the Provl.
Assembly; a Lib.; R. C. -171A. St.
Famille St., Quebec.
Chouinard, Ronor6 Julien Jean Bap-
tiste, lawyer; Can. municipal
.service.
S. late H. J. C., advocate; b. Que-
bec 1850; e. St. Anne's ColI., Quebec
::;el
Y. and Laval Univ. (B.L., 187.0;
l
L.B., 1873); m., 1884, Mal'ie LOUisa
Juchel'eau, d. 1l!lJte Hon. E. H. Juûher-
eau Duc.hesn'ay, Senwtor; advocabe,
18ï3; a.ld. (Quebec), 1880-89; sat
for Dorchester (H. C.), 1888-90; un-
successfully contested L'Islet (H. C.),
g. e. 1882; elected city elk., Quebec,
1889; a past dir. and V.-P. Quebec &
Lake St. John Ry.; has been presdt.
L'Inst. Can., Quebec qeograph. Soc.,
St. Jean Bapbe. .soc. (twice), and of La
Club Cartier; has 8J>peared on the lec-
ture :platform on several occasions;
author of several literary and histori-
cal productions, including .. Th
nnals
of the St. Jean Ba,pte. Soc." ; ol'lgmated
the movement for the pUblic cel,:bra-
tion of the three hundredth anmver-
sary of Champlain's arrival In Can.,
and took a leading part In the Quebéc
Tercentenary celebration and pageants,
1908; C.:M.G., 1908; was secy. Nat.
Battlefields Comn., do., up to 1910;
awarded a diploma of honour by Royal
Soc. of Can., 1908.-fB d' Aiguillon St..
Quebec.
Chown, George Young, busines,s man.
S. late Edwin C., a I!ative of. Devon
shire, Eng., and Ameha (Anml11g) 'C.,
Kingston Ont.; b. there; e. local schs.
and QueE!O's Univ. (B. A., 1884); m.
M., d. late Michael Lavell, M.D.,
Kingston; is the principal o
r.
r of
the vVormwith Piano vV.orks, Kmgston;
registrar, Queen's Univ.
nce 1897;
treas. do. since 1904; a dlr. Kingston
Yacht Club Assn.; elected presdt. Can.
Forestry Assn., 1911; gave $5,000 to
Queen's Univ. El.dowment Fund, 1910;
a Meth.-Kingston, Ont.; Frontenac
Club, do.
CHOWN-CHRY;SLER,
231
Chown, Henry Havelock, physician.
300 -s. Edwin and AmeLia (Ann-
ing) C.; b. Kingston, Ont.
1859; e.
Viator:ia Univ. (B.A., 11577) and
Queen's UllIi\-. (
I.D.,C.
I.,11880; LL.D.,
1903); In., 1886, ,:vliss Catherill-e
l"a1'l'e11, Detroit, .Mich.; .one and a
haU years in Lond:o.n. and Edin-
burgh l1o
.s.; went to \Y'inllipeg,
1883; a councillor Man. Unlv.; proto
elin, surg. and dean of med. faculty,
Man, Med. CoIl.; surg. .Winnipeg Geni.
Hosp.; physician Children's Home;
has been presdt. "\Vinnipeg Med. Assn.
and of Can. Med. Assn 0900-1); for-
merly surg.-major 90th Regt.; now
retired; Lib.-Winnipeg, Man.; Man'-
tolJa Ulub, do.
Chown, iBev, Samuel Dwight (Meth.).
S. Saml. and Sara-h (Gardiner) C.,
Kingston, Ont.; b. there, ApI. 11, 1853 ;
e. Kingston Grammar Sch. and VIc-
toria Univ. (D.D., hon., 1898); m.,
Aug., 187!1, Susie E., d:. late Rev. R. M.
Hammond; admitted to ministry, 1879;
held many important pastomtes In
Montreal and Toronto Confs.; field
secy. Brockvi11e dist., 1888-9; financial
secy, Perth dist., 1891-2; chainnan
Toronto W. dlst., 1897-9; do. do., cen-
tral do., 1900-2; asst. secy. Montreal
Conf., 1892; secy. do., 1893; presdt.
Toronto Conf., 1900; secy. of Temper-
ance Prohibition and Moral Reform,
Meth. Ch., 1902-10; since then has
boon assoc. geni. supdt. of the eh.;
is Y.-P. Ont. branch Dom.. Alllance;
memo extve. comte., Moral and Social
Reform Council of Can.; a memo joint
com-tes. on ch, union, 1906 and 1909;
has contributed many articles to mags.,
and is the author of a brochure on
Christian science; an Lmperialist; .. be-
lieves in ,public ownership of ,public
utilities and in the prohibition of the
liquor traffic"; Ind. in politics.- Win-
nipeg, Man.
.. A man o.f tact, moderation and ex.
perienoo.."-T. Globe.
.. A kiug among men, a magnificent
specimen of physicaJ. manhood, 8 profound
thinke,r, a gifted Qrator, an a.dv.a.Il'oed
student of sociology and a devoted lo'ver
of his fe1:lo,ws."-The Liberator.
.. Indefatigable iu all tha,t perta1ns to
the sociaL and mor&1 we,lLare of the people
gene.rally, his energies in the.se directions
being by ruo means restricted by his own
religious wliefs."-T. Globe.
Christie, Mrs, Annie, author.
D. late Danl. Fowler, R.C.A.; b.
London, Eng., 1837; came to Can. with
her father, in childhood; lived with
her family on Amherst Island, nr.
Kingston; m., 1st - Rothwell (d.);
2ndly, Apt, 1895, Rev. I. .J. Christie
(d. May, 1905) ; contributed many short
prose stories and poems to Am., Can.,
and Eng. mags.; some of the latter
have appeared In The Mag. of Poetry;
author 4 novels:" Allee Gray" (1873),
.. EdJg100 'DolOl,s" (1880), .. RequitaJ. "
(1886), and .. Loved I Not HonoUl'
More" (1887) ; according to Sir Edwin
Arnold, "the best war songs of the
Half-breed Rebellion were written by
Annie Rothwell"; a V.-P. Women's
Hist. Soc.: Ang.-559 Gilmour St., Ot-
tawa.
Christie, James, mechanical engineer.
S. Thos. A. and Elizabeth (Holmes)
C.: b. Ottawa, Ont., Aug. 28, 1840;
e, public sehs. there; m., 1866, Miss M.
.J. Maxwell, Philadelp
hia; served In
U. S. Army, 1863; engd. in br1dZe
building, 1872-6; mayor, PhHipsburg,
N..J., 1874; since 1876 has been chief
mech. engr. Pencoyd Iron Works, Phil-
adelphia; was do. do., Am. Bridge Co.,
1899-1905; Is a fellow Am. Assn.
Advanc. of Science; a memo Am. Soc.
C. E. (Norman med., 1884), Am. Soc.
Mechanical Engrs., Franklin Inst. and
G. A. R.- Wissahickon, Philadelphia,
Pa.; Engineer8' Club, do.
Chrllltle, Loring Cheney, lawyer,
S. .J, Alex. C. and Evelyn (Read)
C.; Scotch and Eng.; mother of U. E.
L. stock; grandfather came from
Scot. to Pictou, N.S., in ship "Hec-
tor"; b. Amherst, N.S., .Jan. 21, 1885;
e. Amherst Acad. and Acadia Univ.
(B.A., with honors in math., 1905);
graduated LL.B., Harvard Univ.,
1909; barrister. do.; unm.; in service
Bank of N, S, one year; a proctor,
Harvard Dniv., and ed.-in-chlef Har-
vard Law Rev-iew; for 2 yrs, ed.
Âcadia Athenaeum; also on stat! Am-
herst Daily New8; won Zwicker prize
and tennis championship, Acadia
Coll.' was also capt. Acadia hockey
team:-Amherst, N.S.; Lincoln'8 Inn,
Cambridge, Ma88.; Phi Delta PI&i
Club, Harvard University.
Chrysler, Francis Henry, lawyer.
S. late Gordon Harvey C. and - C.,
d. Capt. .Jas. Mackenzie, R.N. who was
on service on Lake Ontario under Com-
modore Sir .Jas. Yeo, R.N., during the
War of 1812; grands. Col. .John
Chrysler of Chrysler's Farm, for 16
yrs. member for Dundas in the Parlt.
of U. C.; b. Kingston, Ont., May 28,
1849' e. Bath Acad., Port Hope Union
Sch. 'and Queen's Univ. (B.iA., 1866);
m., 1876, Margt. Isabella, d. Donald
A. Grant; barrister, 1872; K.C., 1890;
has practised continuously in Ottawa,
where, since 1896, he has been the
principal legal ag-ent for the Govt, of
Can.; is one of the le3Jders of the
local and Onto bar; elected a Bencher
of the Law Soc., 1899;
e-elected do.,
1906; do., 1911; ds Chle-f solr. and
counsel for many ry. and other cor-
porations; declined appt. to. the Can.
benc-h, 1905; 'his name sometlmes con-
nected with a seat In the Lauder
Cabinet; has been presdt. of the Carle-
ton Law Assn.; a pres,? and a tr1}stee
for many yrs. of Queen s Un'lv., Kmgs-
stan; author, with the late Sir .J. D.
Edgar of .. The Insolvent Act of 1875,
with riotes, etc." (1875); a Lib.; has
been proesdt. of the local Y. M. Lib.
Assn.; unsuccessfully contested Ottawa,
in the Lib. Interest, 1890; a memo of
the Ottawa Ed. of Tr3Jde; has also
been 'Presdt. of the Ottawa Lawn Ten-
llIis Club and of the Ottawa Orchestral
Soc., etc.; "looks confidently forward
to the growth of a more ð.ntlmate rela-
tion between the different parts of the
Empire, In which Can. shall hold a
232
CHRYSLER-CLAPIN.
prominent place as part of the world-
wide Greater Britain."--87 Catherine
St., Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ottawa Golf
Club
' Ottawa Country Club
do.
"A man with an intimate knowledge of
every branch of the la-w."-T. Globe.
Chrysler, Mintin Asbury, educationist.
S. Edgar and Sarah (Green) C.; b.
Berlin, Ont., Aug. 25, 1871; e. Toronto
Vniv. (B.A., 1894), !Rnd Univ. of
Chicago (Ph.D., 1904) ; graduated Onto
Normal CoIl., 1895; m. Sept., 1910,
Clara, y. d. late D. VanDuzen, Grlmsby,
Ont.; head, dept. of science, Toronto
.Jct. Coil. Inst., 1895-1902; fellow in
botany, Univ. of Chicago, 1903; Instr.,
Harvard Univ., 1904; now prof. of
botany, Univ. of Me.; held Carnegie
research table, Marine Biological
Laboratory, Woods Hole, 1903; con-
ducted botanical survey of Maryland,
1904; mas oonrtniOOltlOO Il)apers tbo Itlhe
Botanical Gazette; a Meth.-Orono.
Me.
Chrysler, William Albert, apiarist.
S. John and Mary A. (Orr ) C.; b.
P. Q., Nov. 14, 1863; e. Chatham High
Sch. and Can. Business Coil. ; m., Oot.,
1890, Miss Ida L. Whitehead, London,
ant. ; formerly presdlt. ant. Beekeepers'
Assn.; V.-P. ant. Honey Exchange; Is
2nd V.-P. Oan. Beekeepers' Assn.; a
Proto ; non-sectarian.-Chatham
Onto
Church, Thomas Langton, lawyer.
Irish descent; S. late .John C., To-
ronto; b. there; e. Dufferin Sch. there
and Trin. Univ. (B.C.L., 1898) ; a bar-
rister; successfully pnactises his prof.
in Toronto; aId., Toronto, 1905-9; con-
troller, 1910; re-elected, do., 1911;
Ang.--i69 Church St.
Toronto.
"Capable, Joung a,nd honest."-M. & E.
Chute, Bev. Arthur crawleJ' (Bapt.),
educationist.
S. late Rev. abed C., M.A. (Bapt.),
and Mary .Jane (Cox) C.; b. Digby,
N.S., ApI. 10, 1854; e. Acadia Unlv.
(B.A., 1881; D.D., 1901) : m., 1885, Ella
Maude, d. late Rev. A. S. Hunt, M.A.,
Supdt. of Education N. S.; studied for
0. time at Newton Theol. Inst., and
Chicago Unlv. (B.D., 1884); o. 1884:
pastor Stillman Valley, Ill., 1884-9; do.
Chicago, do., 1889-92; d:o. 1st Bapt Ch.,
Halifax, N.S., 1892-'1901; prolf. Heb.
lang. and Bible lit., Acadia Univ., 1901;
now (1910) dean of the Theol. Faculty
and prof. of Old Test. lang. and lit.;
author" Life of WiIlÏ1am Carey" (Am.
Bapt. Miss. Union, 1892) ; .. Biography
of .John Thomas" (Bapt. Bk. and
Tract Soc., 1893); a dir. B. A. Book
and Tract Soc.; a memo N. S. Hist.
Soc.; correspondent from Maritime
Provinces for Boston Watchman.-
Acadia University
Wolfvillc
N.S.
Chute, Koratio :Nelson, educaUonlst.
S. Walter and Catherine C., Nova
ScoUa; family of Norman-French ori-
gin; authentic history begins win.
Alex. C., Lord of the Manor, Taun-
ton, Somersetshire, who d. 1268; b.
Grovesend, ant., Dec. 26, 1847; e.
public sch. and Woodstock CoIl. ;
graduated B.S., 1872; M.S., 1875
(Vnlv. of Mich.); m., 1872, Miss M.
Lucretia Ciappison, Lambet.'h, ant. ;
prlnC'ipal public soh., Aylmer, On.t.,
1866-9; asst. prof. Latin, Wo'od-
s.tock CoU., 1869-70; engd. in astro-
lJ'Oluicai work under Dr. .J. C. Wat-
son, 1872-3; .io.str. math. and phy,
science, Ann Arbor High Sch., 1873;
now Instr. physics, same sch.; author
.. Practical Physics" (1889), .. Ele-
ments of Physics" (1893), .. Labora-
tory
Ianual" (1894; 1903), .. Labor-
atory Note-Book" (1898), .. Hig'h
School Physics" (1901); also of a
system of registers and sch. reports
and an arith. cabinet; a Rep.; a
Bapt.-ffl N. Ingalls St.
Ann Arbor,
Mich.
.. CitoJ'enne" (See FitzGibbon, Mrs.
M. A.),
Clancy, James, ant. pub. service.
S. late Patrick C., a native of Ros-
common, Irel.; b. Mosa, Co. Middle-
sex, ant., .Julv 2,1, 1844; e. IllOOaJl schs.,
m., .July, 1868, Emily. d. late Alex.
McIntosh; after sitting In the Town
Council, Dresden, ant., was returned
to the Legislature, In the Con. inter-
est, 1883; defeated, g. e. 1894. he was
elected for Bothwell (H. C.), defeat-
ing the late Hon. D. MUls, the Lib.
candidate, g. e. 1896; he continued to
occupy a seat In the Commons, where
he made a creditable record as a de-
bater and .a financial critic, until his
own defeat, for W. Lambton, g. e.
1904; In the same year was an un-
successful candidate for W. Kent
(Local) ; apptd. auditor of ant., Aug-. ,
1905; a R. C.-320 Markham St.
To-
ronto.
"An exce.pti<Jonally cle<vør man."-T.
TeJegram.
II One of the ables.t finan.cial critics in
the House....-Late N. F. Davin, K.C.,
M.P.
Clancy, :Rev. Judson V, (Cong.).
S. .Jacob C.; b. Camden, Co. Add-
Ington, ant., Oct. 24, 1860; e. New-
burglh Hig;h ,Soh. and N01"thwestern
Univ., Evanston, Ill.; m., .July, 1891,
Miss Mabel Louise Mowry, Woon-
socket, R.I.; studied theol. Boston
Univ. Sch. of Theol.; O. 1887; suc-
cessively pastor Globe Ch., Woon-
socket, Union Oh., S. W,eymoutoh, Mass.,
and Harvard Ave. Ch., W. Medford,
Mass.; now pastor St. Lawrence Ch.,
Portland, Me.; author various ser-
mons and addresses; is presdt. Port-
land Can. Club; a Freemason: a
naturalized Am. citizen; a believer In
Theodore Roosevelt; .. believes that
his own Canada has a magnificent fu-
ture before her, and that when com-
mon sense thought shall rule, both In
the govt. of the U. S. and Can., there
will be trade rf'ciprocity, to th^ ad-
vancement of roth peoples."-166 East-
ern Promenade, Portland
J.fe.; Cana-
dian Club; Economic Club, do.
Clapin, :Rev, Georges CamiUe (R.C.).
educationist.
S. .Joseph and Lêocadie (Lupien)
C.; b. St. Hyacinthe, P.Q., May 28,
1857; e. St. Hyacinthe ColI. and
Grand Semy., Montreal; licentiate In
theol., Laval, 1881; o. 1881; prof. St.
Hyacinthe ColI., 1881-5; entd. Order
of St. Sui pice, 1885: continued hi!!
studies at Issy, France, 1885-6; at
CLAPIN-OLARK.
CoH. St. Charles, Ellfcott City. Md.,
U.S., 1887-8, and at Brighton Semv.,
Mass., l8QO-1: at Montrf'al. 1891-()":
prof. St. Mary's Unlv., Baltimore, Md.,
J
Qfi-I!; at Montreoal, 1896-1
00; aJPptd.
superior of thf:> ('':In. ("on., Romp, 1900.
-Collége Canadien, Rome, Italie.
.. A most charming personality."-M.
Wit'l1I'BB.
Clapin, Sylva, a.uthor; Dom. public
sf'rvi.C'P.
S. JOB. and Lêocadle (Lupien) C.;
b. St. Hyacinthe, P.Q., ;Julv lfi, lRfi3;
e. there: some tIme In buslne.ss there;
entd. Can. pl1bIlc SPTvfce Of't., 190
:
Rpptd. an af':gt. translator. H. C.. Ot-
tawa, Apt.. 1908: author" Dictlonnalre
Canadlf:>n-Franc:lI!"." .. Dlctlonnalrp d p !"
Amf:>ricanl!"ïnes," "Hlstolre des Etats-
Unls," .. Dlctlonnah'e Franc'1t
-l\n-
lals et Ang-lafs-Fr!1ncals"; R. C.-
2.'19 Chapel St., Ottawa.
Clare, George A" manufacturer; leg-
Islator.
Gprman orig-In: s. ;John and Margt.
("Bf:>ck) C.: b. Pregton, Ont.. June 6.
1 R!)4 : e. pubHc
ch. : m. MI
s Cathet"lne
Fink: pre!"dt. C. Bros. & Co.. manfra.
!"toves and furnacps: do., Can. Of-
fice &
f'h. Furniture Co.: a dlr.
TTnltell Empire Bank -ani! Wemn
ton
Fire Ins. Co.; sat In Co. Counct1: first
mayor of Prpston. 1900: a Con. anllhas
f':<\.t for S. Watprloo (R. C.) since g-.e.
1900 ; a Lutheran.-Prpston. Onto :
A 71Jn111' ('7ub. '1'oronto; Wate?'loo Golf
(,lub, 'Galt, Onto
CIark, Arthur L" edl1cattonlst.
S. Lf:>wls C. ani! Ellen L. (Mosf:>s)
C . h Worcester. Mass., Feb. 19. 1873;
f:>: 'Worcester Polyte<'hnic Inst. Rnd
('hrk TTnlv. (Ph.D., 1905); m., 1899,
MIs!t Mary Imog-ene Wl1ltnf:>Y. Wor-
cpster; formerly teachpr of maths. and
;physIcs. Br1dgton Acad., Mp., and Wor-
('Pster Acad.; was also prof. of phYsics,
Batf:>f': Coli., Lewlston, Me.; now pt"of.
of physics, Queen's Unlv., Kingston,
Ont . memo Am. Physical Soc.. Am.
As
: for A (hnnc. of Science. Sof'iété
Fran('aise de PhJfsiqlle, and Brit.
Science Guf.1d; Ruthot" of vRrlrms 'Papet"s
on sefentlflc subjects.-fOS Albert St.,
Kingston, Onto
Clark, Daniel, phyc::lc\an; alfentst.
S. lRte Alex. and Annp (McIntosh)
C.: fathf'r m\tlvf:> of B
nffshlrf:>, Scot. '
b. Granton, Invprness-shlre, Aug'. 29,
18
5; accomnanlei1 -parents to Can.,
1 R41; p.
imcoø 0r
TY1T1"''1r
('h.' TYl.,
1 RfiQ. Mi!>s ;JennIe F. Glsslng- (d. M".h.,
1904), PrInceton, Ont.: M.D. (Vic-
torIa Vnlv.), 1858; M.B., ad eun.
(Toronto Hnlv. ). 1889: nr"sf'cutf:>d
fl1rther m"d. st11dlps at EdlnhnrJ!h
Unlv., aT'1l vlsftf:>i1 Loni1on Rnd ParI!'
hosT's.: w
s a voluntef:>r f':urJ!.. unñer
n-f:>n1. Grnnt. In Army of tl1" "potomac.
i!11rlne' nortlon of ^TYl. ('Ivfl w
t";
l11'nf'tis.p(1
a't.pr at BÑnC'.pot'On, On-t.:
T11pi1. !':11pi!t. Provl. J,un
tfc A !"y 1 nm.
'T'oronto. 1 R7!)-190fi: elf:>('tNl ()....t. Mpñ.
('0111"'"n. 1872.
nll ae''1ln 1874. ani!
h:1S fìl1pi! a varl<'tv of othpr nrof posl-
tfon!':. fnd11i!fnJ! thE' fol1ow f "g-: F,xaTl"r
hI ('hpTY1fc::trv. Onto M<'d. Crmncf1: do.
,,, oh<:tptrf".s an(l m p <'1. 11lrfsnrudp"c p .
Toronto Vnlv.; V.-P. . Intf:>rn. Med.
233
Congress, Washington: do. Med.-Le
al
oc., N. Y.: presdt. CoHo P. and S..
Ont.; do. Med.-Psych. Assn. U. S. and
CRn., and prpsdt. of mRny local
bodies; has hef'n also presdt. St An-
ñt"ew's
oc.. Caledonian
oc. Rnd'Scot-
tff':h Home Rulf:> Assn., TOt"onto; f:>lf:>ct-
f:>1l an hon. memo Am. "P!':vch. Assn
1
06 : a11thnr II Pen Photog-raphs.;;
.. ;Jos'ah Garth." :'! novel df'al1ng with
thf:> Rebe1lton of 18
7. Rnd of numf:>t"-
"11S papers :'!nll fld(lrf:>s
('s on nrof. anñ
litf:>rary suhjf:>cts: a c:: a Y011th sppnt
f':omp yrs. tn C
l.. ð1Jrln
thp prev
-
l p nce of thp go11 fever there. -:r'lr;
Huron St., Toronto.
.. It
ß.n of integrity, ability, and hu.
mS"J\Ity. -T. Newe.
.. A broad.minded! mRn RTlIt a widely
experien
d physician."-T. Globe.
Clark, Rev, Francis Edward (Trln.).
S. Chas. Carry and LYdia F1etchf'r
(Clark) Symmes. Aylmer, P.Q.; b.
there, Sf'lpt. 12, 1851; losfng- hts parents
early In Hfe, was ai!.opted by 11fs
f\flternal uncle, thf:> lRf.e RÞv. E. W.
Cl
rk (-C.ong.), Auburndale, Mass.,
with whom he went to Hve. and. whose
name he took; e. Klmhall Union Acai!.,
D:1r.tmo011.t;J, 00>]1. (A.B.. 1873: "'.Y. ;
D.D.. 1 R87), and .Þni!over Semy.;
T...L.D. (hon. 'I. Iowa Con., 1902; m.,
Oct.. lR76, Yi!;s Harrff:>t F.. Ahh.,tt,
Anodover, MfJss.; o. (('ong-.), 1876;
p"!.f':tor, WI11tston Ch., Port1and, M
.,
1
7R: f'o'1.mðl('i! ttJhie
,oc. .of' OJ1rrlSt
'1Ll1
Eni!psvour, now comnosed of ('Vfor
4,000,000 mems., anll whose pledg
has
hncn þl'in,tei! f., fiO .(I.tffen>nt l''ln
!':._
1 R8I; 'P::Istor. PhI11tp!" Ch.. S. Bost')n.
Mass.. 1883-7: sfnce thf:>n has df:>voteJ
hhnso/>lf t() C. E. work enUrølv as
nrf:>si!t. United Soc. C. E., -1J'r
sdt.
Wor1d's C. E. Union and ed. of C. E.
lVm'ld; ha!': trRV'eHe(l over 300,000
mill's. ani! l1:lS e'one rouni1. thf:> world
4 tImes tn the Interests .of C. E.; be-
sii!es manY le
flf'ts. 'li!i!res<:f's. Sf:>rmons.
f'tf'.. is thp aHthor of "Ou" Vp"ations ..
(1874), "Llfoe nf Wm. R Hi'lrw{)()(] ,
Portland" (J 877L "Onr Ru!;lness
"Rov!':" (1RWn, "T.00king ()l1t on
T.fff> " (1 8R:n. "Dang-er Shmals"
(884), "Y.oung- P<:'{)'Ple's Prayer
Meetings" (1887). "Ways anñ Mf>ans"
(18QO), II Christian Endeavour SaInts"
(1RQO). "()ur ,J,rmrn'e:,' A.rnu!",d -the
World" (18 Q 4), "The Mo!"sback Cor-
1"f>!'mnndenC'P." "'P'f'lIow Trave11ers"
(1898), "TtJe Everlasting Arms,"
"Tl1e
rf:>at Sf:>ct"Pt" (18Q5). "World-
Wide En<'1P2vmlr" (189fi'l, ,. Old T...an-
torns for New pathc::" (l8Q
). "A Npw
WRY Arouni1 an Old World" (1900),
"Tr::llnlng- the Ch. of the Future"
(1902), "Chrb,tlan En<leavour M::Inusl"
090:t'l. Cl"Chrlstlan Enðpavo11r In All
L'l.ni!s" (1906). ani! "Thf> Continent
of OnportunUy" (1907); has also ed.
sevf>ral vo.ls. of sermons. et
.; the first
man evf'T to be reed. by the ;Japanese
Emperor, solely becausf:> of fame won
through promlnenc-e In Cht"lsttan work.
-6f)Q Tremont Temple, Boston, Ma8s.;
Auburndale, Mas8.
"As a church orga"Dizer he has no equal."
-N.Y. Herald.
234
CLARK.
Clark, Lt,-Col, Hugh, journalist; leg-
islator.
S. Donald and Mary C.; Scottish
origin; b. Tp. Klncardlnf', Bruce. ant.,
May 6, 1867: e. Klncar(1fne High Sch.:
m., Sept., ] 894, Miss Kate Ross: for
somf' yrs. a public sch. teacher; after-
wards a journalist: formerly eñ. Walk-
erton Hemld an.d Ot-tawa Daily Citi-
zen; bnught Kincardine Review, 18 Q O,
which he has since conducted: for
many yrs. an offr. In the 32nd Bruce
Rf'gt. ; apptd. capt., 1894; major,
1899: It.-co!. commdg., 1901): a Con..
and 'has sat for Bruce C. (Local) in
that Interest, with 'but slight Interrup-
tio.n, since
:. -e. 1902; a000mpaniHl Mr
R. L. Bard-en, M..P., on his W.e,stern
tour, .June, 1911; has lectul'e-d on Im:p.
d.pf.ence: a Presb. -and an Orange-
man.-Kincardine, Onto
"Perhaps the bri!!:htest paragraphist in
the country."-S. Night.
"Straightforward in his election meth.
ods as in his business dealings."-T. News.
Clark, Jeremiah Simpson, author.
Scotti<1h ñ(>
cf'nt : ancestors havp
helpn in P F,. 1. far 4
eOlPl'a1J1iOns: b.
Bayvlew, P.E.I., Dec. 25, 1872: -e. Prince
of WaIf's CoIl., Charlottetown. and
Acaòia Unlv. (RA... 1
QQ) :
fa".,,('r:
taught In an Indian Indust. sch., Man..
fnr a i"hort time: published "Rand ani!
the Micmacs." a blngranhlcal !"kptch
of Rf'v. R T. Rand (18()9):. "'The
Acailian Exile anil Spa Rhell Essays"
(1902). an(l preparpò for p11bllcatlon
""'Ranñ's Mirma" Dictionary": a ro.n-
trin11tor to P. E. ,. '/Iff/g.: a Bapt.-
u Kirklown," "8a11 View, P.E.I.
Clark, :Rev, John Alexander (Presh.).
S. ht'e John C.: a brothp'r Roev. W
J. C. (q.v.): e. Toron,ta Un-Iv. (B.A.,
1 S96) ; ,m., .Tuly, 18 Q 8, ,.Uexani!rtna. Ò.
Re"\". ,"Y. R. Sutherland, Oakbu
.h
.:Vranse, R-trathburn. ant.: g-raduflÌ'AëI
Knox CoIl., Toronto. 1898: o. 18QS:
fiorm,prlv na!;'Ì'or Gowan Ave. Prf>
b
Oh., Taranto.: a-pnUL 'P8stor Knox Ch.,
Oalg-ar
-, 190::.-Calf7n1'11. Alta.
U A strong man."-T. News.
"A s('holar as well as a preacher."-St.
John Telegraph.
Clark, John :Murray, lawyer.
Scotch parentage; b.
t. Mary's
ant., July 6, 1860; e.
t. Mary's ColI.
Inst.. and Toronto Univ.; won at lat-
ter Institution the prize In logic.
awarded by late Prof. G. P. Young.
the Blake scholar. In con. law, eco-
nomics. and jurisprudence, the Mc-
Murrich med. In n
t. scienf'e, the gald
med. In math. anñ physics, and the
prize on minoritv rf'Tlrpsent:=ttfnn:
g-r.a.duated B.A., 1882: M.A., 1884:
LL.B., 1891: m., 1890. Greta Helen (d.
1894), o. d. Rev. D. Gordon and sister
"Ral'Ph Con.nor" (q.v.); 201C!.il'Y, 11899,
Anne Ma.roJ.øad (ñ. May, 1910), o. ñ.
113..00 W. N. AT1lÒelT'Son, Tl()rO'l1.IÌIO, baiT-
rister, wit:Ù1l hOT1l()urn, inúludli'llg Law
Soc.'s gol.d Jffi-e.d., 1886: has praot1\sed
tlhr{)IUghout ,in TO'I"OOltO, where 'hoe is o-n-e
of .vhoe leaÒleTs of rt:lhe bar; -head orf firm
C., Me-Phersan, Oampbe.lll & .Jarns;
beoo retain
d as oounseilJ ,In a number
of caU8e8 cClcbrc8, aI1Jà has ploeaded
before P. C. dn Enlg.; K.C., 1889: h1s
name frequently mentioned In connec-
tion with a seat on the bench; In
early life math. master, St. Mary's
ColI. Inst.; for several yrs. an examr.
in physics, Toronto Unlv.; apptd. a
senator, do., 1892; Is also V.-P. To-
ronto Univ. Alumni Assn.; f.ormerly
pre-sdt. Math. and Physics S"'oc. and
Unlv. Call. Lit. and Sclen. Soc.; one
of the original dirs. ant. Mining Inst.,
and represented It at first Intern.
Waterways Convention, Tornnto, 1893:
a dir. Brit. .and Colonial Pre.ss Ser-
vices: one of the believers in Imp.
Federatian; V.-P. local branch, do.,
many yrs. : a memo Cauncll Brit. ÐmpQre
League (elected to succeed late Sir O.
Mawat), and for a considerable period
presñt. Toronto branch; autho.r of
many works and papers, Including
U The Functions of a Great Univer-
sity," "History of the Theory of
Energy," U Law of
lines In Canada"
(in collaboration with D. W. McPher-
son, q.v.). "The Newfoundlanil Ques-
tion." "Can::tda's Future in thp Em-
pire." U Thermatics," etc.: has lectured
on U The Value of the .Judicial Comte.
of tlhe Privy Council"; a Lib., and
formerly presdt. Y. M. Lib. Club, To-
ronto; favours Can. remaining an In-
tegral portion of the Brit. Empire, the
utmost practicable extension of the
principle of free tradp, and thp de-
velopment of a vig-orous Can. national
sentimpnt; a Freemflsan: a Prp!':b.-
70 Tranb11 Ave., Toronto; Toronto Club;
Ontario Club, do.
"A man of high legal attainments, who
i,s .a.lso very PO'Pu
08lr."-.M. Star.
"A ma.n .in wlwm I hosiVe erveTY oonfidence
SInd w-ho WIO'UI}d be ß.ru orn.ament 00 the
boench."-The late Sir Oliver Mowat.
Clark, Joseph Thomas, journalist.
S. .Wm. M. and Phyllis C.: gt.-
grandparents settled in ant., 1820: b.
Flesherton, ant., Sept. 4, 1866; e. local
schs.: m., Nov., 1891, Rara Louise, y.
d. Mrs. L. Greig, Pickering, ant.:
entd. newspaper office at 13, and
learned printing trade; at 21 was
editing Pickering New8; spent 1 yr.
on Toronto lVorld: was then 8 yrs.
asst. ed. Saturday Night, writing- arti-
cles and short stories OVeiT tJhe signature
U Mack"; joined Toronto Star, 1899,
as ed. writer; was ed.-in-chlef Satur-
day Night, 1906-09; since then on eel.
staff Toronto Star,. one of the found-
ers of the Can. Club, Toranto: elected
presdt. Toronto Playg-rounds Assn.,
1908; has been secy.. V.-P. and presdt.
Can. Press Assn.; one of the comte.
to publish a history of the Can. Press
Assn., 1909; author "Golf In Can."
and other contributions to Can. Mag.;
a gaod speakf'r, and has frequently
addressed public association sand
g-atherlngs; a presb. - 66 Howland
A ve., Toronto; Lam bton Golf and
Country Club, do.,. National Club, do.
"Kt'e'n, golOdrhu-IDou,red, witty, halpPY ill
expression, rich in human sympathy, and
decidedly brainy."-Stratford Herald.
"A man of stJroll'g oorigdn08lity; a. re-sol.
Thte foe of humbug, )et .a:n equaJ.ly reosolute
optimist; a close student Qf human nature,
CLARK.
235
who finds it ne,ithell" white nor black, but
grey, and t(Y\lches its we,aknesses wi,th goood-
humo.red phi1oso,phy."-T. News.
.. Jlldiged by the' glo<w of hi'S ooullite!IlalI1ce,
the v.iv8Icity Off his con
'l"SatiKHIJ, or the
briUj,ancy of hiß writing, is a
w.aY8 'bright."
-So N.
Clark, Judson :l"reeman, educationist.
E. s. John C. and Annie M. C., Bay-
view, P.E.I.; b. there, July 27, 1870:
e. Prince of Wales ColI., Charlotte-
town, and Corm'll Unlv. (M.A.. 1899:
Ph.D., 1904): m., AJpl., 1900, 'Mlss E.
Couch, Guelph, Ont.: entd. Guelph
AgTlcul. ColI., 1893, graduating, 1896,
with the gold med. as first In genl.
proficiency; B.S.A. (Toronto Univ.),
1896: lnstr. In botanY, Cornell Sum-
mer Sch., 1899-1900; a fellow in bot-
any. Cornell Unlv., 1900: later asst.
prof. of do., do. do.. with leave of
absence to study In Europe; resigned,
this apnt. and acceptf'd a pO!'1ition with
thf' National Burf':m of Forestry, Wash-
ington, D.C., 1903; apptd., the same
year, prov!. forf'ster of Ont., with
residencf' at Toronto: restgn"d tn
Oct., 1906, and has since been mango
dir. of thf' B. C. Lumhf'r ('0.; ñectlnpd
appt. to a chair tn Yale Unlv.. 1905:
ñf'l. from Onto to the Am. Forf'stry
Congress, 1905: a memo Gamma Alpha
fraternity of graduate students. of thf'
bon. sclemtifioc fr
uternit'Y, Sigma Xi.
the Am. Assn. for the Advanc. of
Rciencf'. Soc. of Morphol. and Physlo1..
the Botanical Club, and Am. and Can.
Forestrv Assns.: author of many arU-
des ()40 'boltoa'lllical' {md 'fopestry subje.c1!Js
in scientific and tPf'hnical 1i)urnals:
wrotp to London Times. 1905. sug-
gestin
a na tional forestry nollcy as
a floll'tfon of thf' problpTTl of the un-
emploYf'(l.-Vancotlver, B.C.
II A dÏl;;tin'Ct loss to the province."-O.
Fre
Presll.
Clark, Malcolm Sinclair, educationist
Parpnts from Islay. Scot.: b. Chel-
tenham, Ont., Dec. 20, 1848; e. Bos-
ton Mills Puhtlc Sch.. Bram1Jton High
Rch., Woodstock ColI. and Toronto
Vnlv. (B.A. and double scholar., 1876:
M.A., 1894:) post-grañ. courS" In
French and German, TTniv. of BerJin:
sppnt one summer at Paris: m., 18
6,
Aðelaiñe Louisa, o. d. Lawrf'nce Mf'-
LrrughIln, M.D., Iona. Ont.: In early
life a public and hlgoh sch. tpach<>r:
was 8 yrs. on staft' Woodstock CoH.:
"!':ubsNluentIv morl. languag- p master,
Strathrov ColI. Inst., :mi1 for 4 vrs.
principal Georg'ptown Hll?h Sch.. which
Institution he openf'i1: slncf' 1 RQO h'ts
h<>pn prof. nerman l:m
. anð Ift., Mc-
Mast<>r TTnh r .. Tnrnnto' formprlv man
.
f'd. Mcllfaster Univ. lIfonth11 1 ;' a Lib.,
hut no pa.rtisan: f:Jvours Brit. f'onnpc-
Uon, fpderation (if practicablf'), but
ðeprecatf's any jingoo nollcy In regarñ
to the U. So
would likp closer trañf'
relations with l:1ttf'r, but woulñ not
go beggoinl? for them: a BaT't..
T1ñ a
mpm. of thp Homf' Clrcle.-7
Alban1/
Ave.. Toronto. -
Clark, Solomon Henry, author; re.ad-
er and lecturer.
S. M. S. anò E1lzahet.h (Gonld'<;ffi<Ítth)
C.; 'b. N'E"W YlQrk, July 24, 1861; e.
Queen's Unl.v., Kingston, CoN. OIly of
N. Y., -and Chicago Un1v.: ro., Aug.,
1889, Miss Anna Maudoe li'ro,lrick. To-
I'Oruto: 'loeüt., Queen's Hndv., 1886-7;
do. T1rl.n. UnlÍv., 1888-92: òo. McMaster
Unriv., 1890 ; reader .in el.ocutlon,
Ohicago UnlÎv., 11892-4; rinsotr. 1n eÞocu-
Mon, do., 1894-7; asSit. pl'Olf. 'Publoic
speaking, od'D., 1897-1901; sin'CIe tJIren
has 'lYeten assoc. prof. ,pubUc speaking,
Chicago Fniv.; author "Mental Teeh-
nique," II How to Read A
oud"; .. Prin-
ciples of Vocal Expression and Liter-
ary Interpretation" (with W. B.
Coomberlain); .. How to Teach Read-
ing in the Public Schools"; II Practical
Public SpeakiÌOIg" (wi1th F. M. Blanch-
ard); and" Handbook of Best Read-
in'g"s."--5161 Washington Ave.
Chicago,
Ill.
Clark, Walter Thomas, medical mis-
sionary.
Can. and Eng'. parentage; b. St.
Thomas, Ont., Mch. 23, 1874; e. Lon-
don, Ont.: m., at Bhamo, Upper Bur-
mah, Mch.. 1!108. Ethplwyn Elizahf'th,
e. d. G. W. Naylor, Toronto: gradu-
ated M.D. (Western Univ.), 1901 ;
wpnt t.o ChlÍna <as' arnIe-d. mÜ:;!o/.,
China InJ.and Mis'SlÏon. Nov., 1901:
Bap't. - China Inland Mission, Tali-
Fu, Yunnan, China.
Clark, Bev, William J, (Presb.).
S. late John C.: b. Guelph, Ont..
Oct. 20, 1860: e. Hamilton publfc and
grammar schs., Toronto Unlv., and
Knox ColI.; m., July, 1899, d. Re\'.
W. T. McMullen. D.D.. Woodstock.
Ont.: graduated Knox ColI., Toronto,
1890 (D. D., 1908) ; O. 1890; pastor 1st
Presb. Oh., LondlO'O. DOlt., 1890-1907;
since then pastor St. Andrew's Ch.,
Westmount; a memo Comte. on Ch,
Union. 1906, and has takpn a pro-
minent part In the discussion on the
subject, ranging himself with tÞose
who favour the proposal; 'has recelve.d
many calls to other churches.-557
Rosl1}n Ave., Westrnount, lIfontreal.
II A preacher of more thalli ordinary
abHity: stands in the foremost ranks of
the t>astorate of the- Presb. Ch. of Canada."
-M. Star.
Clark, Sir WllUam Mortimer, lawyer:
administrator.
S. John C., genl. mangr. Scottl.sh
Prov!. Assur. Co,: b. Aberdeen, Scot..
May 24, 1836: e. Grammar Sch. and
Marl sc!h al ColI.. Aberdpen, and Edin-
hurgh Univ.: LL.D. (hon.), Toronto
Univ., 1903: dlo. (do.). Queen's Unlv.,
Kingston, do.: m., 1866, Helen Gordon
(one of the promoters of the Female
Immigrants Receiving Home: 1st
directress, Home for Incurables: an
hon. mf'm. of the Women's Musl.cal
Club), & Gilbert Gordon, and
ster of
the late John Gorñl()n, presdt. Toron.to,
Gfley and Bruce Ry.: writer to Her
Majesty's Sign,et, 1859; barrister
(On t. ) , 1861; successfull y 'Practised
his prof. In Toronto: K.C., 1887 ;
presd'Í:. Co. York Law Assn., 1878-9; a
Bf'nator Toronto Unlv.: chairman,
KßIOx CoIl., Toronto, since 1880' one
at the founders and first dirs. St.
A,ndll'ew'$; CoR for BoY'S": a !!TIem. Ad-
VISOry Ooundl Toronto Presb. Ladles'
CoH.; an hon. gov.,.
oro!1to Genl.
236
CLARK.
Hosp.; a V.-P., Can. Council Evangel.
Alliance, D. C. Bible Soc. and of local
branch Brit. Empire League: was
presdt.. St. AndTe.w's Soc., Toronto,
1900-1901: Is pre,sd1., Toronto Mort-
gage Co.; a trustee, Home for Incur-
abies; a life mem., Genl. Coun.cll Vnlv.
of Edinburgh; a d1r. Metropo!ltan
Bank. of the Con
umers Gas Co. and of
the Can. Genl. Electric Co.; a;pptd. by
Can. Inst. a memo of Fleming (q.v.)
Electoral Refonn Comte., 1911; was
fonnerly V.-P. of the II Equal Rights"
Assn. an.d a political ally of the late
D' Altxm McCarthy, Q.C., M.P.; was
Lt.-Gov. of Onlt. from ApI. 20, 1903, to
Sept. 19, 1908;. opened King's Roya-I
Park, Owen Sound, ant., 1903; pre-
sent
d with a silver punch bowl by
his frlend.s on leavIng office. Oct., 1908;
his portrait painted by Forster (q.v.),
1905: knigh1ed, 1907; au.thor of many
article.s and communications to the
press on various topics, IncYudin
sketches of trave-l In the East and
Turkey, Greece and Russia; a Lib.,
bu,t wø.a oP'P'ooe,d ,to the proposed red-
p't"OC1't'Y agopeem'en.t wi'tJh It 'he D. S.: a
Pre!"b. and an. elder In the ch.-303
Wellington St. W., Toronto.
"His pl"Ofessi()Ißa,1 record is without a
.-.loud and his peToon.al worth on a1l sidet!
aclrn()wled
."-8. N.
"Spe,aks with a l1tneßs, elegance .and
f'Orceand in thp English of the scholaT find
Bhldp nit. "-T. New8.
" A g'('lIJiijpmaJ1. oof cu.1oture, d'i g;nùty aT1d
refined tastes. given to' hospita,lity and to
the exe'rcise of unosten,taotious 1>e'nev()ole'TIce."
-T. Globe.
"A Li1>e.l'al, bu,t free f1"o'III 'Partv en-
tanglements; a. genotleman., a traveI1er, Ii
ripe scholar, a. n'noted l,a.wye'r. rphysica11y
a('ti
1\J1
a Christian"-Jf. Wif7l1'R8.
Clark The Rtght Rev, William Reid
Bishop (Ang-.).
S. la te John C., archlt<>ct anñ ag'rl-
C'u1turist, who was b. and f'. at Clones,
Irf'l.; b. nr. New Edinburgh, Ottawa,
Ont.: e. private boys' sch., under Rf'v.
T. D. Phillips, M.A.. Bishop's ColI..
Lennoxvillf', and Trln. Dnlv., Toronto
(B.A., 1874; M.A.. 1885): o. deacon,
1874; Ipriest. 1876; mIssy., E
an-
vllle, ant., 1874: prlnC'lpal and math.
master, High Schoo TJxbrldge, 1875:
vicar. Burlington. 1877-79:' do. Ancas-
tel', 1879-9:J: rector. Barton, 1893-96:
(1f).. Anca!':ter. 18()1)-1'H):J: s<>C'y.-trpas
SYTlod of Niagara. 1903: clerical secy.,
do. do., 1886-1903; clerical secy.,
Prov1.
vnoñ, 1901-04: R. D., W{>nt-
worth, 1893-1): canon Christ's Church
Cath.. Hamilton, 1896; reg-r., Diocese
of Niagara. I"fnce 1897: archrleacf)n of
Ndagoara, 1902; d-erlca,} soeocy., -8ynoo
of Can.. si,nCle 1908; a doel. Ban-A'l1g.
CongI"es,s, Loniloon, Eng., '1908: a
del. Ang'. Ch. Congress, Halifax. N.S.,
1910; e1>ectJeà Bp. of N.laga'm, May 2,
1911: CO'l1soora'ted. June 24, do.-
Bishop's Palace, Hamilton, Onto
"A man of spl p ndid ex('cutive abiIit}",
with .an unrivaJled lrnlO'Wledge <>of his dio-
I'f"'æ."-T. Telpuram.
Clark, Rev. William Robinson (Ang.),
retired educationist.
S. Rev. Jas. C.. M.A., Daviot, Aber-
deenshlre, rand .Catherlne (Lyon) C.;
b. Inv.erurle, Aberdeenshlre, Mch. 26,
1829; e. grammar soh., Old Aberdeen,
KIng's CoIl., Aberdeen (M.A., with
honours, 1848), and Hertford CoIl.,
Oxford (B.A., 1863; M.A., 1866);
LL.D. (hon.), Hobart CoIl., N.Y.-. 1888:
D.C.L. (do. ), Trin. Dnlv... Toronto,
1891: D.D. (d:O.), Queen's Dnlv., King's-
ton, 1902: m., Feb., 1906, as his 3rd
wife, Helen Louise, o. c. late Hon. Jas.
Patton', Q.C., LL.D., Toronto; o. deacon,
1857: priest, 1858: successively curate
St. Mathias's, Bhmlngham. and St.
Mary M3.g-dalene, Taunton; vIcar,
1859; prebend.ary of Wells, 1870 ;
apptd. prof. mental and' moral phil.,
Trln. Dnlv., Toronto. 1882; retired'.
1908; now prof. emeritus there; Bald-
win Ie ct., Dnlv. of Mich., 1887; Slocum
lect., do., 1899; hon. canon St. Alban's
Oath., Toronto, 1907; has served as a
del. to the Genl. and Provl. Synods;
a del. Hm-Am. Congress of Religion
and Education, Toronto, 1895: apptd.
a memo gent. comte. for revIsion of
Ang. hymnal, 1906; do. a memo ant.
Educ. Council, 1896; retired, 1904;
F.R.S.C., 1891; presdt.. do., 1900;
presdt. Toronto Empire C;ub, 1905; his
portrait painted by Grier (q.v.), pre-
sented to Trinity CoIl., 1904; widely
known as a writer and as a pUblic
speal{er and lecturer; author: II The
Redeemer" (1863), II The Comforter"
(1864), II The Four Temperaments"
(1874), "Witnesses to Christ" (Bald-
win lecturf's. 1888), II Savonarola: His
Life and TImes" (1892), II The Angli-
can Reformation" (1896), II The Para-
clete" (Slocum lectures, 1900), anñ
.. Pascal and the Port Royf-t1fsts "
(1902); translated and ed. "Hefele's
History of the Councils" (1886). anñ
" Hagenbach's History of Christian
Doctrine"; a Freemason.-53 Beverley
St., Toronto.
.. Noted f()r hois orisp oIlIIId impressive
O'1'8tory."-M. & E.
.. His nmne is suggeostive of wisdom an d
matured judgme'TIl!J in litf>Tary ma,
te'l'!\ to
friends .and øtuderut-s everY'Whe,re. -Oan.
Ohurchman.
.. Pûpu
l8,r w'ith the public at home and
ab'rOoßd Be 8. preache<r MId IectThre,r, &nd
admitted to too circles O'f the learned as a
man of scholarship oß'nd culture."-M. Star.
Clark, Rev. Wylie Cable (Presb.).
Parents who settled In Co. Duffer-
In, 1861, éame from Carnoustie, Scot;:
good old Scotch stoek: b. HornIng s
Mi1Is, ant., Aug. 28, 18&6; e. ColIfng-
wood ColI. lnst. and Toronto Dniv.;
m., Au
., 1895, Miss Agnes Thompson,
St. Mary's, ant. ; g-raduated B.D
(Montreal Presb. ColI.), 1900: o.
1 g()4' pa
tor, Bramnton, ant., 18'14-
1904; -d1O., OhaQme.rs Coh., Quebec, 1904-
10; since then pastor Knox Ch., Sas-
kaJoo,on. 'Sask.; a memo -ex1ve. com't.e.
Can. Bible Soc.: mOderat()lI', Toronto
Presbytery, convener S
od s Aug.
Comte and mem. Assem. ,s coml1:e. on
same, ï903 ; presd-t. ColI. lnst.
fterary
Soc. and football team; V.-P. Vaæsfty
Literary Soc.; author short stories,
poems, and articles; Lib., by family
connection, but Ind.; a. strong advo-
CLARKE,
237
cate of Can. unity: favours ch, union.
-Saskatoon, Sask.
.. A preacher of. ol
ar-cut gospel sermons,
&00 has a. very díst1ILct a..nd eJ<>que'rut style
of deLiv-ery."-T. Telegram.
Clarke, Alfred Henry, lawyer; legis-
lator.
S. John and Ann C.: Eng. origin:
b.
anilla, Ont., Oct. 25, 1860: e.
Maßl111a Grammar Soh., Oakwood Hig;h
Sc'h. and ToOO"nto UIlJiv. (LL.B., 1886) ;
m., Aug., 1883, M-ar,g>t. (d. Aug
1905), 3M d, D. Z. Gibson Braß1t
fOM, Ont.; bal'I'1ÏSlt.er, 1882'; K.C.,
1902; ll()ng a benlC'her Law .soc., D. C. ;
eloot'
pl'esdt. Orut. Bar Assn., 1906;
,praotllsed 8 YI'S., Essex Oe.n1tre, Ont.;
rem-oveà to Wdnd,sor, 1890; ",ow
hE-ad legal firm C., Bartlett & Bart-
lett; one of the leaders of the Prov!.
bar; formerly cle.rk of the pea,ce and
eoun'l:y attorney, Essex; resigned,
1904: was also a memo Windsor Bd.
of Education; one of the founders
N. Y. & Lake Erie Oil & Gas Co . a
ib., and has sat for Essex S. (H. .C.),
In that Interest, since g. e. 1904:
elected chairman Public Accounts
Oornte., 1907; re--eleCltoo, 1908-9 .
fa
ours
n 1ai11
CanaodtiaTh navy, ()n
bm1t. equ!'ppedi ,a,nd: manned in Oan.
by Cam.l8.dI<aD.S; nraIIJJe fl'equell'N.y me.n-
Uone? in oOI1lI1leX1Ïon with a seGJt ,in the
rIer Adm
.; a (M'e'bh.-Windsor,
Ne:
fair-minded and ca.pable man."-T.
.. One of the men who has the courage
of his oonvictions."-M. Gazette.
Clarke, t::harles Edward. Dom. public
serVIce.
S. Chas. A. and Mary (Urquhart)
C.; b. Taunton, Eng., Nov. 10, 1853:
e. there; m., Aug., 1906, Miss Geor-
ina B. Potts,' M.A. (q.v.); appren-
t'lC'e
to M'Coss'rs. Is'rnay, Imrie & 00.,
WhIte Star Line of Steamships, 1868;
came to B. C., 1873-4; apptd. harbour
master and port warden Ports of Vic-
toria and Esqulmalt, B.C., 1894; a
memo
arbour and Navigation Comte.,
VlcWrIa Bd. of Trade; Ang.-" Chip-
ley,. SummiÏt Ave., Victoria, B.C.;
Pac
fic Club, do.
Clarke, Charles Kirk. physician and
alienist,
S. late Hon. Lt.-CoI. Chas. C.
and Rose Helen (Halley) C.; b. Elora,
Ont., Feb. 16, 1857; e. Elora High
Sch.: hon. LL.D. (Queen's Dniv.),
1
06, m., 1st, Oct., 1880, Miss Margt.
De Veber Andrews, St. Andrews, N.B.
(d. Dec., 1902); 2ndly, Aug., 1
U4,
Miss Theresa Gallagher; graduated
M.B. (Toronto Unlv.), 1878; M.D.
(do.), 1879; clinical asst., Toronto
Lunatic ASYlum, 1874, becoming, sub-
seq:uently, asst. physician, sam
Insti-
tutIOn; asst. med. supdt. Hamilton In-
sane AsYlum, 1880; subsequently asst.
supdt. Rockwood ASYlum for the In-
sanle; moo. supd,t. do. do., 1885-1905;
med. supod1t, TorontlO Asylum for 'the In-
sane, 1905-J.l ; siDlC'e tlhen.has boonrm.ro.
supdit. 'IX>TOruto Gen!. Hosp.; presentOO
with ca binlß't of siJiV'eIr by stafT on
lea.v.ing Rockwood Asy'1um ; rwhJi1'e
at Kingston was also prof, mental dis-
eases, Queen's Univ.; through his In-
strumentality a convalescent and
n,-!rses' home was estd in connection
wIth Ro<?kwood Asylum, 1903; prof.
of psychIatry, Toronto Univ., 1907;
apptd dean of the med. faculty, do.
do., 1908; 'a roywl ooonmr. too investi-
gate and report upon the condition of
New Westminster Asylum, 1901; do.
do. to study methods of treatment or
Insane In Europe, 1907; selected as
co-ed. Am. Journal of Insanity, 1904,
and has been a contributor to various
mags. on a
ienlstlc subjects, as well
as upon oputhology; V.-P. Can. Hosp,
Assn., '190t-8; an A'T!g.-General Hos-
pital, Toronto; University Club, do.
.. An able and fair-minded sportsman "-
M. Witne88, .
.. A many-sided man, who vigorously
pursues various lines of science. and cul-
ture. 111I his special sphere is a widely
recognized authority on mental disea.seø,
and his works on ineanity are accepted a.
standardS."-Prof. Adam Shortt (q.v.).
Clarke, :Francis Ignatino, Provincial
public service.
S. late Francis C., Monaghan, Ire!.,
and Ann (Counellan) C., Armagh,
Ire!.; b. Mon'l:real, 1849; e. St. Mary's
(Jesuit) Coll., there; m., 1872,
Fr!l
ces Josephine, d. late John Mc-
WIllIams, St. John, N.B.: barrister
(Man.), 1871; practised In Winnipeg
till he took up l!ewspaper work; was
elk. '00. Ot., Setll{Jlrk, .Man., and dre.pty.
prothy, Winnipeg, 1872-6; did ed.
work on Manitoban
N. W. Review
l'\1Ian. Pree P1'ess, Nor'Wester Tele:
gram, Town Topics, Victoria éoloniBt,
Vancouver World and Province, Na-
naimo Herald, and many other news-
papers in Man. and B. C.; contributed
poems and sketches to many mags.
and newspapers; collaborated with
late Alex. Begg. in producing II The
History of the Northwest" (3 vols);
graduate Royal Mil. Sch., Montreal,
1870; served In Victoria Rifles, Mont-
real; in 2nd Quebec Rifles (Red River
expdn., 1870), WiIlJljÍjpoeg Li,ght ,I.nfbry.
(meds. for Fenian raids and N. W.
Rebellion, 1885); now asst. secy., Bu-
reau Provi. Information, and hon. secy.
Canadian Club, Victoria, B.C.; a
Con.; 12 yrs. hon. secy. Lib.-Con.
Assn., Winnipeg; a memo Imp. Fed-
eration League; strong believer In
Imp. unity aDJd ,benefits of 'pl'eferenltåal
trade; favours construction H. B. Ry.;
a firm believer in great future for
Western Can., and has made a spe-
cialty of articles dealing with its pro-
gress and development; R. C.-Vic-
toria, B.C.; Pacific Club, do.
Clarke, George H" Dom. public ser-
vice.
B. ApI, 3, 1872; entd. public ser-
vice, Jan., 1902; apPtd. Dom. seed
commr., Jan., 1906: elected secy,-
tJrea.s. Camada Seed Growers' Assn.,
1905: author (wl.th late Dr. JSJmes
Fbeluoher) .. F'arm Weeds of Canada"
(1908).-501 O'Connor st., Ottawa.
238
OLARKE,
Clarke, George Herbert, educationist;
poet.
S. George K. M. and Anne (Mann)
C.; b. Gravesend, Kent, Eng., Aug.
27, 1873; came to Can., 1880: e. Eng.
and Can. schs., Toronto CoIl. Inst.,
"\Yoodstock CoIl., McMaster Univ,
(B.A., 1896; M.A., 1896), and Chicago
Unliv. ; unm. ; ,m'ang. cd. Baptist Union,
Ohticag1o, 1897-1901; 'Prof. En-g. .Ialng.
and Ht., M>e<roer Undv., Macon, Ga.,
1901-5; le<CtufleT ,in summ.er seSSlÏo'lls,
PeaJbody Colol. f\or Teachers, Nashvï.1IDe,
Terun., 1904, 1905, 1906, 1909; lleet.,
Sumn1Jer Si0h. IOf tihoe South, KnoxV'Í'l,I'e,
Tenn., 1908, 1910; .prlof. of Eng. .1dt.,
Piea.body COiN. i!or Teaohers, s.inloe
1908; a steaod'Y o()'ßItflibutor to the
,better mags.; author .. Wayfarings,"
a book of pOffiUS (1901/ ; ed:. .. Bacon's
Essays" (1905), II Some Reminis-
cences and Early Letters of Sidney
Lanier" ( 19 0 8), and "Shelley: Se-
l-ecbed Poems" (00.); a Oon. IÍn Enit.
and Can. poJ.itJics; iMl: IrmperiaIdst; a
Fl'eemason; Epis.-Nashville, Tenn.
"p{)ssesse,s a stra.in of genuine pootry,
and has high iooa1s."-Baptist Oommon-
wecilth.
Clarke, Mrs, Georgina Barbara, edu-
cationist.
B. Belleville, Onto ; e. there and Trin.
Univ., Toronto (B.A., 1893; M.A.,
1904); m. Aug., 1906, Capt. Chas. E.
Clarke, (q.v.) Victoria, B.C.; head
math. dept., St. Mary's ColI., Dallas,
Texas, 1898-99; a.sst., ihJigh seh., V'ÎC-
toria, B.C., 1902-6.-" Chipley," Sum-
mit Ave., Victoria, B.O.
Clarke, Bev. Harold Marston (Pres.
bYltel'ian), 'Iß\ission:a.ry.
B. St. Stephen, N.B.; e. Dalhousie
Univ. (B.A., 1897) ; m., 1st, Dec., 1906,
.Miss LiliÜJan- O'Dormelll, Dooak'tJo'Wn,
N.B. (d. 1907); 2ndly, Aug., 1910,
i
ilJ:icent Beatrjoe (d. Dec., '1910), e.
d. W. S. Armstrong, TOl1onto ; a
P.n
sb. miss'y. in Ohtina.-Wei Hei Wei,
Honan, China.
Clarke, Hugh Archibald, musical pro-
fession.
B. Can., .Aug. 15, 1839; e. Knox
Coli.;
us. D., Penn. Univ., 1886;
m., 1859, Miss .Jane M. Searle, To-
ronto; went to Phil., 1860; has been
prof. music, Penn. Univ., since 1876;
author .. The Scratch Club" (l
88),
.. Music and the Comrade Arts ..
(1!!00), .. Highways and Byways of
lus.ic" (1901).-46J2 Chester Ave.,
philadelphia, Pa,
Clarke, James Bond, lawyer.
S. Capt. Duncan C., Islay, Scot., and
subsequently of Oro, Ont.; b. Oro; e.
Prescott High Sch.; graduated LL.B.
(Toronto Univ.), 1880; barrister, 1876;
K.C. (E. of Derby), 1889; formerly a
legal partner of Chief .Justice Sir W,
R. :VIer-ed'it'h; noW ,ll'í=,ad firm C.
& Swabey, Toronto; a Con., and un-
successfully contested E. Simcoe (Lo-
ca.1), in tslw.t dnterest, g. e. 1886.-50
St. George St., Toronto; Toronto Olub;
Albany Olub
do.
Clarke, John Duncan, Dom. public
service.
S. late Peter C., Ardo, Aberdeen-
shire, Scot., and Helen (Gray)
C.; 'b. Aroo, Au.g. 13, 1854; e. Be1-
helv'ie Palrish 8M. and ArbroatJh;
m. .Jennie, e. d. late .J. W. Armstrong,
J.P., Flesherton, Ont.: brought up LO
the printing and publishing business;
served on Arbr03.th Guide, Dundee
Courier and A1'gUS, as repor.ter; re-
porter, London Free Press, 1876-8;
city ed. HamiltOn Spectator, 1878-80;
assoc. ed. Hamilton Times, 1880-89;
succeeded late Hon. D. Mills, K.C., as
ed. London Daily Advertiser, 1889, and
held the position till apptd. private
secy. to ,the Minr. of .Justice, Ottawa,
1898; promoted chief elk., Dept. of
JusNoe, Ju
1Y, 1905; 3!ct<XJ'mpanied Sir
_.Ulan Ay,l
swof\th (q.v.) otJo the Hague,
1910; a Radical; aÆO an adrheænt of
Bri,t. fl'e'e 'torad,e anI(} w,om'an suffrage,
and lis a belli,eveor .in and worker >for
the .re-unio'll of the AngI.o-SaXJOn raoe;
a M.etih.-l0 Somerset St., Ottawa.
"A writer who .aided in building up the
f()rtune.s O'f Libel1ali,sm in Ontarw."-T.
Globe.
Clarke, Joseph Andrew, journalist.
S. late - C., a native of Irel., many
yrs. tin servoi.oo G. T. Ry., and Margt.
(Adams) C.; b. Osnabruck Centre,
Ont., Sept. 20, 1867; e. Prescott High
Sch.. '00101. Inst., BfIOCkV1it1JlIe, U. c.
CoIl., and Toronto Univ.; unm.; 3 yrs.
a law student; afterwards a
teno-
grapiher, a journalist, a memo R. N. W.
M. polfce Force, and a civil servant;
went to the Yukon, in the early days,
as asst. to the gold commr., which
position he retained for 13 mths.; ed.
and prop. Klondike Miner, 1!!01-2;
secy. Yukon Citizens' Comte, which
presented petition on Yukon griev-
ances to Earl Minto, on his visit to
Dawson; unsuccessfully contested Yu-
kon (H. C.), as Opposition, non-par-
tisan candidate, DE.c., 1902; within 6
weeks was returned, as senior memo
Yukon Council, as Ind. Opposition La-
bour candidate; defeated, 1907; Is a
memo Soc. Arctic Brotherhood and a
charter memo Fraternal Order of
Eagles; takes much Interest In ath-
letics, and has been officially connected
with such organizations; has been
identified with every political cam-
paign In the Yukon; strongly oPJ:osed
to extreme partisanship; a firm lJe-
Hever In the common sense and good
judgment of the people, once removed
from corrupting infiuences, and guided
solely by the rule of the greatest good
to the greatest number; believes In
the following principles: (1) Direct
legislation, the Initiative and referen-
dum, people to make and unmake their
own laws as they see fit; (2) publ1c
ownership of pUblic utUlties; (3) the
sale and manufacture of Intoxicating
liquor to be under govt. control; l4)
old age pensions for exhausted hu-
manlÍ,by, 3JI1Id genenully goV'erIllt.. to bene-
fit the many. not the few; as to re-
CLAXTON-CLEMENT.
239
ligion, believes that the multiplicity of
Christian sects Inspires and justlfles
unbelief and scepticism, and that man's
duty to his fellow-men and posterity
is best served by so conducting hIs
Ufe that his posterity and offspring
will have as good and perfect a pl1ysl-
cal start In life as that given the
father-in short, preserve your health
so that your children will have as good
a start In Ufe as you have had; re-
moved to Edmonton, Alta., 1909.-Ed-
monton, Alta.
.. Perha.ps the most striking character
the Klondike has ever produced."-
eattte
P08t- I ntelligencer.
Claxton, Albert George Brooke, law-
yer.
S. late T. Jas. C., a prominent mer-
chant of Montreal, who early Inter-
ested himself In Christian and benevo-
lent work, and was chiefly Instru-
mental In founding the Montreal Y. M.
C. A., the first Institution of the kind
on the Am. Continent (vide M. H er-
aId), and .Jane (OPidiford) C.; b.
Montreal, Feb. 25, 1866; e. at a private
8011., McGil'1 Univ. (B.tC.L., 1885) and
L'Univ. de Geneve, Switz.; m., Sept.,
1895, BLanche (secy. Montreal Ladies'
Curling Club), d, Dr. Simpson, Mont-
real; advocate, 1887; K.C., 1906; chief
Oan. Cû'UoI1SeIt Meltr.opold.tan Life Ins. Co,
of N. Y.; counsel on legislation tor
Montreal Bd. of Trad{); counsel tor
London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.;
a dJi:r. Arena 00., .M'ÜntI"e'aJl; at .one
time presdt. Quebec Rugby Football
Union; a Lib.; an Ang., and a del.
to the Synod.--395 Guy St., M ontreut;
St. James's Club; Royal lUontreal Golf
Club; M. A. A. A., do.
Cleave, Arthur Harold Wyld, Dom.
public service.
S. John C., I.S.O., late accountant
Brit. Museum, London, Eng., and
Martha C.; b. Putney, Surrey, Eng.,
June 8, 1868; e. Battersea Grammar
Sch., King's Call., London, and Royal
N'av'al Enging. SCJh., DeV1QßtPOl"lt; m.,
1890, Annie, y. d. late G. Coxon,
Northumberland, Eng.; M. I. Mech.
E.; M. Can. Soc. C. K; entd. serVIce
Royal Mint, London, Eng., Jan., 1893;
apptd. supdt. Ottawa Mmt, Sept.,
1906; has lectured on .. The Equipment
and Work of the Ottawa Mint";
strongly Imperialist; Ang.-" Roy-
ston," ,6-66 Daly Ave., Ottawa; Rideau
Club, do.
Cleaver, :Rev, Solomon, (Meth.).
S. late JaB. C., P.L.S., and Jane
(Watson) C.; b. Co. Halton, Unt.,
ApI. 1, 1855; e. Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1879) ; D.D. (Wesley ColI., WinnIpeg),
1901; m., Aug., 1880, Ida Anna, d.
Rev. Jas, Edgar, M.D.; o. 1880; was
IJI3.'stor 'suoc'esSliv>ely æt iMerrÏi1Jton, Ni-
agara, Burlington, Dundas, St. Cath-
m'ines, Ylctorla, B.C. (Pandora Ave.),
Winnipeg (Grace Ch.), Toronto (Sher-
boufllle -St.), d.o. (Moetropoloiotan Oh.),
aJnd sinoe 1909 wt Trin. Oh., l3Jtter city;
was financial secy., lVLiloton Dist., 1
H!6-
7; chairman OOM., Y,iCltol1i-a, B.C.,
1894-5; opresd,t. do., 1895; do. ,Meith.
Sociall! Union. 1906; ,(lIe!. Gent Conf.,
1902; a memo Joirut O()(ITIJte. .on Oh.
Union, 1908; distinguished as a I-eat.,
a faV'O'fIÍtoe .subjoect 'being .. Jea,n Val-
jean."-175 Lowther Ave., Toronto.
Cleghorn, :Rev, Adams (Bapt.).
S. Jas. and Elizabeth (Adams) C.;
the latter a grandd. of the Earl of
CraWiford; b. Edinburgh, Scot.,
Jan. 11, 18013; accoIIlJ>anied parents
to Am., 1828; e. Madison (now
Colgate) Univ. (A.B., 1837; A.M.,
1869; D.D., do.) ; the oldest
living alumnu;> of the ur.iv.; m.,
ApI., 1840, Miss Asenath E. Stone,
Lockport, N.Y. (d. Jan., 1896); fol-
bOlwoo. rtlheoL stud.i.es Rocth:ester The.ol.
SEmy, (A.M.. 1853); o. 1841; teacher,
Lockport, N.Y., 1838-40; pastor suc-
cessively at Lewiston, 1841-8; St.
Gatharines, Ont., 1848-50; Paris,
Ont., 1850-54; Adams, N.Y., 1854-7;
BeUevilJle, .ont., 1857-62; U.S. army
(capt.), 1862-5; pastor, W. Ho-
boken, N.J., 1867-9; North Church,
N.Y., 1869-73; Ottawa, Ill., 1873-9;
Champaign, 1879-83; retired and set-
tled on a farm, In la., 1883; came to
Niagara Falls S., 19 0 I.-Niagara
Falls S., Onto
Cleghorn, James power, merchant.
S. late Robt. C., Montreal; b. there,
Oct. 3, 1830; e. Howden & Taggart's
Acad.; m., 1864, Miss Anna Spalding,
Port Hope, Ont,; entd. service of
wholesale dry goods firm of J. G.
Mackenzie & Co., Montreal, as a jun-
Ior clk., 1853; was admitted a part-
noer, 1864, and 'has been f'Ü-r moany y,rs.
Invested with the bulk of the man-
agement of that long established
house; a J.P.; a dlr. Sun Life Ins.
Co., Merchants' Manfg. Co., and of
Molsons Bank, .and .is lP
sdlt. lnt{)rc.
Coal Co.; also a trustee Mt. Royal
Cemetery Co., a dir. Soc. for the Prevo
of Cruelty to Animals, a gov. Mont-
real Hosp. for the Insane, of the
Montreal Dispensary, and of the Mont-
real
nl. Hosp.; a staunch Con., who
has never sought political preferment,
although his name has been frequently
coupled with positions of honour a
d
dignity; stands for the N. P., BrIt.
connection, and the general welfa
of the people; an Ang., and a del. to
the Synod.-185 University St., Mont-
real; summer: "Blink bonny," Como,
P. Q.
Clement, Edwin Perry, lawyer.
S. late Rev. Edwin C. (Meth.); b.
Simcoe, Ont., Oct. 22, 1853; e. U. C.
CoIl.; m., Oct., 1878, Janie E., e. d.
late Dr. W. S. Bowlby, Berlin. Ont.:
barrister, 1876; K.C., 1902; practised
at Berlin, Ont., where he was town
solr.; apptd. jun'ior ju-dge .00. Ct., Es-
sex, Ont., Apt 3, 1907; resignec;I, Aug.,
1907, becomIng Y.-P. Mutual LIfe Ins,
Co.; promoted pres
t. do. do.,. No
.,
1908; an ardent LIb., and actIve m
politics; a distinguished platform
speaker; unsuccessfully contested N.
Waterloo (H. C.). Lib. Interest, g. e.
1904; .. an Imp.; thinks, however, that
under our conditions a fair measure
of protection to our manufactories IE
absolutely essential; thinks, also, Wt;
240
CLEMENT-CLORAN,
ought to contribute to the national
dt:fence, of which we at present get
all the benefit without any of the
cost"; a .r.<leth. and a zealous ch.
worker and memo of coni.; estbd. Y. M.
C. A. In Berlin, and was its first
presdt.-f5 Benton St., Berlin, Ont.;
Ontw'io Club, Toronto.
.. An ideal maIlT for &Il insurance presi-
dent."-Can. Courier,
Clement, Stephen Emmett, lawyer,
S. Stephen and Bleanor (Dixon) C.;
b. Cookstown, Ont., Oct. 14, 1867; e.
Brandon Call. and Wesley Call.
(B.A., 1892); m., Aug., 18!!9, J.\-lis.s
Aleta EloÍzabe<th PaJisley ; ,barrister,
18!! 5 ; d:rus t,ee Branoon pub. sehs. ; a1d. ;
Mayor of Brandon, 1907-8; memo Bd.
'Wesley Call., dir. Fair Bd., dir. Genl.
lfuspitaà, mean. EX!tv>e. Oa;n. Olub,
chaJil'lnan Parkis Ed.; a Lib.; a M
.,
and ,tJrUSIOOe of Me.th. Oh.-14Q6 L01-ne
Ave., B1'andon, .Man.; Canadian Club,
do.
Glement, William Alexander, civil en-
girueer.
A grad. Sch. Prac. Science, Toronto;
assoc. me.m. Can. Soc, C. E., 18!!!!;
mem. 00., 1902; !formerly asst. city
eI1g1r., VanOQluver, 1905; resigned,
1911; iPresb.; m., Oct., 1904, Louise
Bertram, o. d. late Francis '1'. Currie,
Orillia, Ont., and Linthill, nr. Meirose,
t.-Vuncouver, B.C.
Clements, Herbert Sylvester, manu-
facturer,
Ellg. and
cotch parentage; s. Wm.
and Alice (Boulton) C.; b. Tp. Dover,
Co. Kent, Ont., Nov. 8, 1865; e. Chat-
ham; m., Jan., 1895, Miss Jeannie Mc-
Gairn, Harwich; served Chatham Sell.
Bd.; representcl W.. Kent (H. C.),
Con. interest, 1!!04-8, when defeated;
removed to Prince Rupert, B.C., 1908.
-Prince Rupert, B.C.
II A shrewd, practical business man."-
O. Oitizen,
Clench, Miss Esther Leonora (500
Streeton, Mrs. E. L.).
Clergue, :Francis Hector, manu-
facturer.
S. late Joseph H. and Frances
(Lombard) C.; b. Bangor, Me., May
28, 1856; e. Bangor High Sch. and
Un-Iv. of Me.; unm.; a counsellor-at-
Law, 1876; later, admitted to practice
before U. S. sup. ct.; engd. In manfg.
and hydraulic enging., 1880-94; began
development of the hydraulic power
of the St. Mary Falls, Sault Ste. Marie,
Ont., 1894; also built various factories
and transportation lines to utilize the
power; these projects were completed
at a cost of $30,000,000, and comprise
blast furnaces, steel rail rolling mills,
Iron, copper and nickel mines, reduc-
tion and refining works, chemical
works, pulp mills, steamship lines, and
the Algoma Central & Manitoulin rys.,
the whole being known as the Lake
Superior Corpn., Ltd.; has recently re-
tired from the co.; now known as an
inventor In Eng.; a promoter Clergue
Iron & Nickel Steel Co. (1901) ; French-
Can. Nav. Co. (do.), Gt. Lakes Paper
Mills Co. (1902), and the Intern. Lum-
bel' Co. (do.),-Care Canadian Office,
London, Eng.
"All' exceedingly clever man."-S. N.
"T.he Ce-cil .l\..hode-s of Oan.ooa.:'-Ueo.
E. Drum11/,ond (q.v.).
"The
reawst industria.l mir.a.cl&wo,rker
on the continent."-Sa.uU Star.
.. 'Ule gre,awst word painter in the line
of mode'rn prQllioters."-N. Y. Herald.
Clergue, Miss Helen, litteTateu'/".
Second d. Jos. H. and Frances (Lom-
bard) C.; a sister of F. H. C. (q.v.);
b. and e. Bangor, Me.; continued her
studies at Paris anld London; edited
.. George Selwyn, His Letters and His
Life," in collaboration with E. 1;:;. Ros-
coe (London. 18
!!); a contributor to
various Eng. serial publications, writ-
ing for the EdinbuTgh Rev. since 190U,
on F'renoh 11
tJh-oenltury subjects.-
., Montfermier,JJ Sault Stt:-. Marie, Unto
.. A writer of considerable distinction."
-M. Herald.
.. 'I'he article on Madame d'U Def!aud
shows a graphic power and grip of the
subject that reminds us of Macaulay's
essa)s," etc.-Literature.
.. We think the best article in the new
Edinburgh. exoe.pt that o'n South Airica,
dealt with elsewhere, is 'Madame du
Def!aud .and her Friends'" (b) Helen
Clergue).-Spectator.
Cleworth, Brev. Gilbert Drake (Meth.
Epis.) .
Eng. o.rigin ; S. Rev. Thos. C.,
preacher and poet, and Phoebe (Mills)
C. (U. E. L. descent); b. Kingsville,
Ont., Jan. 14, 1865; e. Millbrook and
Port Hope High Sehs., Georgetown
CoIl., S. Dak. Univ., and Northwest-
ern Univ. (A.B., -); theol. studies
at Garrett Bib. Inst.; m., June, 1887,
Miss Clara Elizabeth Rose, SelbY,
Ont.; entd. ministry, 1884; held pas-
torates at Roblin, Ont., Vermillion,
Dak.; now and for some yrs. rector
Diversey Ch., Chicago; Rep.-1205
Seminary Place, Chicago, Ill.
Clinch, Major Herbert Wareham., His
Majesty's regular mil. forces.
S. late R. T. and Helen E. (Bar-
low) C., St. John, N.B.; b. there; e.
there and Royal Mil. Coli., Kingston;
m., Mch., 1906, Mona, d. Robt. Thom-
son (q.v.), St. John, N.B.; formerly
of Royal Enniskillen Fusiliers; now of
13th Hussars; gazetted lieut., 1892;
capt., 1900; major, 1910; served In S.
A. during recent war, and was present,
among other actions, at Paårdeberg
(Queen's med., with 4 clasps; King's
med., with 2 clasps).-Care War Ofli.ce,
London, Eng.
II Cloie, Mack" (see McKibbin, Rev.
Archibald) .
Cloran, Hon, Henry Joseph, lawyer;
legislator.
S. Jos. and Ann (Kennedy) C.; b
Montreal, May 8, 1855; e. Montreal
CiOll. anld St. SultPiüe Semy., Paris, arud
McGiIJ Un-iv. (B. C. L., 1882) ; ill., 1st,
Oct., 1882, Agnes M. (Ii. 1896), d.
late Chas. Donovan, Montreal; 2ndly,
June, 1906, M. Inez, d. Goo. Good-
win, Obbawa; a.d'VOC'ate, 1887; K. C.,
1899; Crown prosecutor, Montreal,
1890-2; atty. provl. revenue, P. Q.,
CLOSE-OLOUSTON,
241
1897-1907; formerly ed. Montreal Post
and of True Witness; Reeve and
M:ayor of Hawkesbury, 1894-1901; a
royal commr. to report upon the varI-
ous jury systems of the several pro-
vinces and of the different states of
the Am. Union; one of the founders
of the Montreal Trades and Labour
Council; has been presdt. of the Que-
bec Press Assn., the St. Patrick's Soc.,
the Irish Nat. League, the Cath. Y.
M.'s Soc., ilie Shamrock Lacrosse and
Athletic Assn., etc.; a Lib., and un-
successfully contested Montreal C., g.
e. 1887 (H. C.), and P.rosootJt, g. e.'s
1896 and 1900 (H. C.); called! to the
Sena.te, by the Earl of Minto, .June
30, 1903; bas been clha1rman Private
Bills Comte. in that bod
-; R. C.; be-
lieves it is criminal to introduce ques-
tions of race and creed into public
affairs or to a.ttempt legislation or
administration according to racial
and religious prejudices or ignorance.
s St. Gab,.iel St., Montreal; Club
Canadien; Club St. Denis, do,
Close, Mrs, Ellinor Caroline Louis&.
phuanthropist.
Y. d. Sir Harry Mainwaring, Bart.,
Plover Hall, Cheshire, Eng.; b. Plover
Hall, 1848; e. at home; m., 1869, Hy.
Gaskell Close; ruling councillor Prim-
rose League; founder of Children's
Farm Homes Assn. for bringing up
small Poor Law children at the ex-
pense of Eng.. but on Can. and other
colonial farms belonging to the Assn.,
instead of in Eng. workhouses; one of
these f.arms is in existence in N. B.;
an aJll3JtleIUr en,gr., .inventor and pate-.nr
tee of several pieces of n1achinery in
Eng., Can. and U. S.; .Ang.-10l Eaton
Square, London, S. W., Eng.; .. Ellinor
};I'arm," Nauw
gewauk, N. H.
Clouse, El1as, physician.
U. E. L. stock on paternal side; s.
Nelson and Margt. (Beachum) C.;
mother connected with the Livlng-
B'wne fa.mLIY, ArgyJ.llsrn.re, Soo,t.; b.
Townsend, Co, Norfolk, Ont., .Jan. 15,
1856; e. public sch., Simcoe High Sch.
and Can. Lit. Inst., Woodstock, Ont.;
m.. Aug., 1890. Miss Annie M. Bing-
ham, OriIlia, Ont.; M.D.. C.M., Trin.
Univ., Toronto, 1887; memo ColI. P. &
S., Ont., do.; Fellow Trin, Med. Sch.,
Toronto. do.; L.R.C.P. & S. (Edln.),
do.; L.F.P. & S. (Glasgow), 1890;
resident surg., Toronto Genl. Hosp.,
1887-8; now senior surg., Toronto
Western Hosp.. a memo med. staff
Girls' Home, a med. examr. Nat.
Sanitar. for Consumptives, Graven-
hurst ; founded Trln. Med. Alumni
Assn., of which he was secy.-treas. 5
yrs., and presdt. for 1 yr.; elected
presdt. Empire Club of Can., Toronto,
1909; Is also chairman Sup. Bd. Trus-
tees, Can. Order of Home Circles;
a Con., and presdt. N. Toronto Llb.-
C
m. Assn., 1908-9; a strong Imperial-
ist; believes In meeting tariff witb
tariff until such a time that free trade
becomes universal; believes that there
should be a minister of public health.
presiding over a public dept. of healtb
and sanitation; a Meth.--668 College
St., Toronto; Empire Club, do,
Clou.ton, Sir Edward Seaborne, bart.;
banker.
S. .Jas. Stewart C., Chief Factor Hon.
Hudson's Bay Co., a native of Strom-
ness, Orkney, Scot., and Margt., e. d.
Robt. S. Miles, Hon. H. B. Co,; b.
Moose Factory, Hudson Bay, May 9,
J 849; e. Montreal High Sch.; m., Nov.
H78, Annie (V.-P. comte. of ladies who
suooessofu1rry oonoeITted measures for the
preseI"V'alt:Jìon of MiO'Um RoyaJI Park,
1895; a directress Woman's Nat. Im-
migration Soc., 1901), y. d. Geo. Eas-
,tono, Co.IrrT. of H.M.'iS Customs, Brock-
vriJ'le, Onot,; .spent OI1Je year In ,tJbe H.B.
Co.'s serV'Íoe; j.odned Sank {)of [Monb>el8Jl
I3;S a jUin:i.or dk.. 1865; pro'ID!oted asst.
genl. man gr., 1887, and acting genl.
mangr., 1889; since 1890 has 'been genl.
mangr., and since 1906 1st V.-P. of
the bank; Is presdt. Gan. Bankers'
Assn., Montreal Rolling Mills Co.,
Mexican Light, Heat & Power Co.,
Pillow & Hersey Mfg. Co., Hodgson
Tube Co., and [Man. Assur. Co.; V.-P.
.Montreal OremalÛorium Ltd., Montreal
Tuber<:ul. League and Royal Trust Co. ;
a dir. Cumberland Ry. & Coal Co.,
Can. Guarantee Co., GuaT3.ntee Co. of
N. Am., N. W. Irrigation 00., Can.
Colored Cotton Co., Alta. Ry. & Coal
Co., Can. Sug.aT' Refinery Co., Ogilvie
Flour Mills 00., Kaministiqula poswer
00., Mon treal Horticul. and Fruit
GrowIng ABsn., Parks and Playgrounds
Assn., and Elect. Flour Pate.nts Co,:
chairman Can. bd., Liverpool & Lon-
don & Globe Ins. Co.; a gOY. Royal
Victoria, Monbreal Genl., Montreal
M:aternUy, -Alexandra and Western
Hosps., Prot. Hosp. f,or the Insane,
Fraser Inst., Montreal Dispensary. VIc-
torian Order of Nurses, and McGtll
UnIv.; a councillor, iMontreal Art
Assn. ; .gave $5,000 towards do.,
1910; one of the prlndp.al promoters
of the Typhoid Emergency Hasp.,
1910; a trustee, N. Y. Life Ins. Co.
and Mutual Life Ins. Co. of N, Y.;
memo Extve. Comote., local 'branch, St.
.John Ambulance Assn.; I,s hon. treas.,
King Edward VII. Memorial Fund;
rated as a miHionaire by Montreal
Star, 1907; In early days well known
as a !foot:Jball, lacrosse and racquet
player; captained Can. :team othat
played Harvard Univ. Football Club,
1875; presdt. .Montreal Ra
uet
Club, 1888; apptd. a trustee, Mmto
Challenge Lacrosse ,Cup, 1901;
presented with Lady and Miss C., to
King George and Queen Mary, St.
.James's Palace, London, Eng., 1902;
men tloned as a successor to Lord
St:ro;thoona as High Comm
. for Can.
in Gt. Brit., 1909; created a baronet.
1908; apoptd. .a Kßlight IOf Grace, Order
of tlhe Hosp. of St. J,ohn of JeTuS3ilem
in Eng., 1911 ; Ang.
6Z Peel St.,
Montreal; " Boisbriant," Ste. Anne-de-
Bellevue, P.Q.; Mt. Royal Club; St.
James's Club; Auto and Åero Club;
Forest and Stream Club; Lachine
Boating and Canoe Club; M.A.A.A.;
Montreal Hunt Club; Montreal Jockey
Club; Royal 1I1ontreal Golf Club;
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club; Win-
ter Club; St. George Snowshoe Club,
Montreal; Toronto Club; York Club,
242
CLOUTIER---'COATS.
T01"onto; Rideau Club, Ottawa; Man-
hattan Club, N.Y.; Bath Club, Lon-
don, Eng.
"Justly acknowledged as one of the
ablest financie,rs of the day."-T. Globe.
"Genius and public-spiritedness in him
work hand-in-hand. He is one of the
main'sprin.gs of CanMa's progress."-
London Standard.
"He is a. le,ader in finance, a man whose
oounsel is sought and valued in oonillection
with the greatest undertak,in.gs." - M.
Gazette.
.. A man of few words, of unerring ac-
curacy in his judgments, and o-f a. caution
in business transactions which, while It
protects the bank f,rom loss, does n<Jt hin-
der its development."-M. Herald.
.. Possesses in extra()rdinary degree that
sixth sense of the banker-intuition as to
oharacte-r, rapid analYßis O'Í motive, what
is in a propositio-n from the first chapter
to- the last-in short, kn()wing whom and
w.hat to trust."-M. Witne88.
Cloutier, The Bight Bev. Francoi.
Xavier, Bishop (R.C.).
S. Jean and Olive (Rivard) C.; b.
Ste. Gene'V1êve de Bca:t,i-sC'an, P.Q., Nov.
2, 1848: e. Three Rivers and Laval
Unojv. (,M.A., 1880; D.D., 1891); o.
1872; prof. seminary. Three Rivers.
1872-6; préfet of studies, 1876-80; vl-
caire Cath., Three Rivers, 1880-83;
accompani
d Bp. Lafleche to Rome, as
secy., 1883 ; chancellor, 1883-84 ;
canon, 1884-99; curê d'office, 1884-99;
Bp. Three Rivers, May 8, 1899; has
estbd. many new institutions, and car-
ried out many reforms In his diocese;
author of many epis. mandements,
pastoral letters, and circulars, pub-
lished dn 2 vols., 1909; attended the
Plenary Council, Que.boc, 1909, and
the Eucharistic Congress, 'Montreal,
1910.-Bishop'S Palace, Three Rive1"s,
P.Q.
Clow, Stephen G., publisher.
S. late Hon. Jas. Clow, Murray
Harbour, P.E-I.; b. there; e. local
schs.; unm.; ed. Charlottetown Guar-
dian for several yrs.; was a memo Ot-
tawa Press Gallery, 1897; went to N.
Y., and founded Broadway Publishing
Co., 1902; estbd. 5th Ave. Mag., 1904;
believes that Conservatism and Re-
publicanism are the only salvation of
Can. and U.S. respectively; Presb,-
31 West 1t7th St., New York.
Clute, Hon. Boger Conger, judge.
Of U. E. L. stock; Dutch d('scent
on father's side; S. late Richard R. and
Hannah (Wright) C.; b. nr. Picton,
Ont., Aug. 18, 1848; e. Stirling Gram-
mar Sch. and Albert CoIl., Belleville,
Onto (LL.B., 1873); m., June, 1873,
Rosa, d. late Hy. Corby, Belleville,
Ont.; barrister, 1873; K.C., 1890 ;
successfully practised his prof. at
Belleville, and was frequently apptd.
Crown prosecutor; removed to Toronto,
1903, and was head of an important
fiTm there; a V.P. TlOron.t-Ü' Bar Assn..
1904; an unsuccessful candidate, In
Lib. Interest, for W. Hastings (H. C.),
1891; apptd. a judge of the High Ct.
of Justice, Ont., and a memo of the Ex-
chequer div. of said Ct., Feb. 10, 1905;
a Royal Commr. upon several occas-
ions, notably in 1899, re miners and
mine owners In B.C., ,and in 1900 re
Chinese and Japanese Immigration into
Can.; imposed a fine of $10,000 upon
the Central Supply Assn. and the
Master Plumbers' Assn., for conspiracy,
Dec., 1905; dleollined It'Ü fleoe.iV'e a cOln-
gratulatory address from the bar on
his appt. to the bench; a Presb.-19
Walmer Rd., Toronto; Browning Club,
do.
, . A lawyer who has a. heart as well as
a. mind. J{.o,ger Clute is a. true Libera.l."-
T. Telegram (1698).
Coady, Bichard T" Toronto municipal
service.
S. late Jas. C., a native of Ross,
Co. Wex.fürd, Ire'!., a'lld - C., d.
late John Kearney, Dublin, Irel.; b.
Toronto; e. Model and Grammar Schs.,
there; m. Sept., 1880, Elizabeth Ives,
d. Wm. Gibbons; sometime in commer-
cia,} 1M fie ; oØI1ItJd. ISelrvd,ce TQiJ'lOn.Ì!o Cor-
poration, as accountant, Treasury
Dept., 1873; promoted chief account-
ant and asst. treas., Nov., 1877; and
city treas., vice S. B. Harman, K.C.,
Nov., 1888; has been sent to Eng. on
several occasions, in eonnection wi th
the managemen t of the ci ty finances;
was the guest of the Lord Mayor of
London, 1909; an hon. dir. Toronto
Exnn. Bd.; aJso {freas. Can. Home-
stead Loan & Sav'ings Assn.; was hon.
treas. Alex. Muir J.Vlemorial Assn.; a
Proto and an Orangeman.-94 l(endal
.A ve., 7'oronto.
II An Irish thoroughb-red."-T. World.
" ,Spend,s more than any other city
tre.asurer in Ganarua."-Can. CouTier.
.. The high standing <Jf Toronto"s credit
is mainly due to Mr. CQady's able manage.
ment of the city'So finances."-M. and E.
Coates, Bev, Harper Havelock (Meth-
odist).
S. Jas. E. and Mary E. (\VeIls) C.,
Prescott, Ont.; b. Tp. Edwardsburgh,
nr. Prescott, Feb. 18, 1865; e. public
and high schs., Prescott and Victoria
Unlv., Cobourg (B.A., 1
!;5; M.A.,
1890; D.D., hon., 1!J06); m. Miss S.
Agnes Wintemute, St. Thomas, Ont.;
a probationer, 1885; O. 1888; held
pastorates successively at Carleton
Place, Mallory town, Cardinal, Cala-
bogle, and Kingston (Princess St.);
went to Japan, ::5ept., 1890; since then
.hJas been Eng. .teaoher, Mi:ddloe a.nd
Norrnoal Schs., Tsu Miyekeu, Japan,
In Doshisha Call., Kyoto, Japan, Ho-
kuet.su Gakkrwan, NoLiog8ita, and! A'llogl:o
Japanese Coll., Azabu, Tokyo, Japan;
suJXit. Cent. Tabernacle, Hongo, 'l'okyo,
J.a,pan.; Prof. New Test. exegesis and
theol. and phil. of religion, Theol. Coli.,
Aoyama, Tokyo.-23 Rami Tomi Zaka,
KoisMrawa, Tokyo, Japan.
Coats, Bobert Hamilton, Dom. public
service.
Scottish orIgin; S. late Robt. C.,
linton, Ont.; b. there, July 25, 1874;
e there and rl'oronto Univ. (B.A.,
18!16); m., 1905, Miss Marie Halbois-
ter, N. Y.; for some yrs. a journalist,
employed first on Toronto World and
subsequently on Toronto Globe; apptd.
ø 243
COATSWORTH-COCHRAN.
1st class clk., Dept. of Labour, and
asst. ed. Labour Gazette, Jan., 1902;
Is secy. Civil Service Assn.. and was
presented with a gold watch and
chain by the service, in recognition of
S1p<e1C'j'a:l: se,rvlices IÍn 'Ï!ts be.ha:l'f, Jan..
1909 : 'has oolßltribut'ed to Quart. Journ.
of Economics; author (with R. E. Gos
nell, q.v,) of "Sir James Douglas"
(one of the Morang sprks of II Mak-
ers of Can."), 1908; also a c.on1lPiler of
a special report on wholesale :prices in
Can., 1890-1909 (1910); a Presib.-
"The Neuk}' Rockliffe, Ottawa; Ot-
tawa Canoe Club.
Coatsworth, Emerson, lawyer; ex-leg-
islator.
Joint Eng. and Scotch origin; s.
late Emerson C., City Commr., Toronto,
and Margt. (Humphreys) C.; b. To-
ronto, Mch. 9, 1854; e. pUblic schs.,
Brit. Can. Call., Onto Law Sch. and
Toronto Univ. (LL.E., 1886); m.,
2nd1y, 1883, Helen (d. Mch., 1909);
d. Ilate John Robertson, De Cew
Falls, Ont.; barrister, 1879; N.P.,
do.; K.C., 1908; has successfully prac-
tised his prof. In Toronto; head of firm
C. & Richardson; a dir. Continental
Life Ins. Co., and of Toronto Exbn.
Assn., a gov. Victoria Indus. Schs.
Assn.; a charter memo People's Tavem
Co., 1903; one of the conveners of the
Western Municipal Niagara Power
Union, 1906; chairman Muir Memorial
Comte., do.; V.-P. and presdt. Union of
Can. Municipalities, 1906-7; V.-P. Am.
League of Municipalities, 1907; is also
hon. presdt. of the Yorkshire Soc., To-
ronto; a Con. of a pronounced type; sat
for E. Toronto (H. C.), 1891-6; ald.
1904-5; mayor of Toronto, 1906-8; a
License Commr., Toronto, 1908-9;
author, .. The Municipalization of
Street Railways In Toronto" (1906);
an upholder of temp.; an Orangeman;
a Meth.-l May Square, Toronto; Al-
bany Club; Royal Can, Yacht Club, do.
.. One of the ablest a.nd most faithful of
representatives."-M. ønd E,
Cobble dick, Bev. Georg'e Henry
,-MellI.).
Cornish and Irish parentage; b. Co.
Middlesex, Ont., Aug. 21, 1859; e. Vic-
toria Univ., '.roronto (B.A., 1885;
M.A., 1888) ; m., Aug., 1889, Miss Eliza
Ann Easton; theol. studies at Victoria
Vniv. (B.D., 1888) ; entd. miny., 1884;
o. 1887; has held pastorates at many
places, including Georgetown, Guelph
(Paisley St.), Chatham (Park St.),
and Wood8tock (Central Ch.); called
to Quebec, Feb., 1909; a speaker at
the mass meeting for civic righteous-
ness, San Francisco, Cat, July 20,
1!I01.-S9 Esplanade, Quebec (City).
Cobnrn, Frederick Simpson, painter;
illustrator.
S. Newlands and Laura Annie
(Thomas) C.; b. Upper Melbourne,
P.Q., Mch. 20, 1871; e. St. Francis
Call., Richmond, P.Q.; studied In the
. art classes of the late S. C. Stevenson,
Montreal, and subsequently in N. Y.,
where he graduated from the Carl
Hecker Art Sch.; from there went to
BerUn, Germany, where, at the Royal
Acad., he, on graduating, passed a
brllliant examn.; at Paris he studied
under Gerome, and won a scholar-
sIMp; on .fleoturndng to Can. Ibook up
the illustration of the late Dr. Drum-
1Ill00rud's .. Hø:biba.n,t "; in Ibble .follrowing
year took a course In the Slade Sch.
of Fine Arts, London, Eng., thence
proceeded to Antwerp, and when
graduating was leader of the class,
and, in a competition, won the Govt.
subsidy; the Dam. Govt. selected .3
of his can vaselS fo,r the St. Lams
Expn.; many others are in private col-
lections; has also i11ustrated several
other of Drummond's productions, 1n-
cluding .. '.rhe Gn
at Fight"; among
other works Illustrated by him, the
following may be mentioned: Dickens'
U Cricket on the Hearth" and .. A
Christmas Carol," Edgar Allan Poe's
works, Browning's .. Uur Last Ride
'.rogether," Washington Irving's .. R1p
Van Winkle," Goldsmith's works, and
Dr. Frechette's .. Christmas In l<'rench
Canada"; the artist1c merit of 111S
work has been specially commended
by the London Times. - UPPeT
'\.1et-
bourne, P.Q.
Cochran, George Ira, lawyer and
banker.
S. late Rev. Geo. C., D.D., Toronto,
fi.r,slÌ. M:eoth. 'lI1'issy. IÌ'Û Japan, and
Catherine L. (Davidson) C.; b. Osha-
wa, Ont., July 1, 1863; e. Toronto
Univ.; m., 1st, Aug., 1890, Miss Alice
Maud McClung (d.) ; 2ndly, ApI.,1907,
Miss Isabelle May McClung; barrister
(Ont.), 1887; admitted CaL bar, do.;
practised law in Los Angeles till
1906; a dir. 1st National Bank, Los
Angeles, Los Angeles ,!'rust Co., Edi-
son Electric Co., and many other or-
ganlzations; trustee State Normal
Sch., V.-P. Broadway Bank & Trust
Co., presdt. Artesian Water Co., do.
Holland Land & Water Co.; now
presdt. Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
Cal.; for many yrs. a trustee and
DfIeoaS. UOIh,. Southern Owl. ; a Rep., and
a memo EXlt
e. GOII1lt'e., Los Angeloes
Co. Cent. Rep. Comte. for many yrs.;
a Meth., and a memo Genl. Conf.
Comn. to consolidate benevolent socS.
of ch.; one of the founders of West-
lake M. E. Ch, and West Adams M. E.
Ch.; favours clean politics and all
good sensible reform measures.-!!
9
Har-(;ard BoulevaTd, Los Angeles, Cal.;
California Club, UniversitJI Club,
Jonathan Club, Country Club, Union
Leag1le Club, Boisa Gun Club, Los
Angeles, Cal; Pacific Uni?n Club; Bo-
hemian Club, San Franc1sco.
Cochran, Bobert Christi\}, merchant.
S. Gansa C.. Bishop's Mllls, Ont.;
grandf. from Belfast. IreI.; ancestors
previously from Glasgow, Scot.; b.
Bishop's Mills, May 12, 1868; e,
Kemptvllle High Sch.; taught sch. In
Onto 5 yrs.; went west, 189]; since
then a genl. merchant in Man.; a
J. P.; commr. In B. R.; reeve of
Blanshard, Man., since 1900; presdt.
Union of Man, Municipalities, 1907-8;
dO'. UOIIO'Il Gan. do., 1909-10; a Con.,
and PfleSdlt. lOiC'3JI .oCIIIl.. Assn.; IBl'esb.
-Oak River
Man.
244
COCHRANE-COCKBURN,
Cochrane, Albert L" educationist.
Now and for some time gymnastic
and drill Instructor, U. C. Col. ; a memo
Toran to Life Saving Soc., estabd. by
him; also founder summer camp of
instruc. for boys, Lake Temagami,
On.t.; apptd. 'by King Edwamd an non.
associate of the Order of St. John of
Jerusalem, June, 1907.-Upper Canada
CoZlege
Toronto.
Cochrane, Eon, Francis, merchant;
statesman.
Second s. ,lø;be -Rolbt. C., farmeT, St.
George, Henryville, P.Q., and Mary
Ann (Hunter) C.; Scotch-Irish ances-
try; b. Clarenceville, P.Q., Nov. 18,
1852; e. Clarenceville Acad.; m., Aug.,
1882, Miss Alice Levina Dunlap; for
some yrs. a hardware merchant at
Sudbury, Ont., and largely Interested
in mining, lumbering, and Industrial
ventures; Mayor of Sudbury for BeV-
eral tJ
rms' ; a Oon., an,d unsuccess-
fully contested W. Nlplsslng (Local)
in that interest, g. e. 1902; first re-
turned to Legislature, for E. Nlpis-
Bing June, 1905; returned for Sud-
burý, g. e. 1908; apptd.. MinI'. of Lands
and Mines In Whitney Cabinet, May
30 1905' title of office changed later
to' Lands, Forests, and Mines; apptd.
a memo Royal Conservation Caron.,
1909; also a V.-P. DOlfi. Forestry
Assn:.; opposed to I\:Jhe Taft-Field.lng
redp
1ity compaCJt; on the defeø.t of
the Laur>i,er AodJrrun. at ilie poH.s, g. e.,
1911 was sworn of .tbie P. C., and
3JCoep.ted offloe iIll the Bord'en Cabinet
as /Minr. of Ra;i'I'Ways and Cana.1s, OCJt.
10 1911; a ,Meth.-Ottawa; 15 Maple
Ave.
Rosedale
Toronto; National
Club
do.
.. A hard worker and a ca.reful a.dmin-
istrator."-Can. Courier.
.. One clean of heart, non-impetuous,
capable and full of knowledge in all that
regard,;> . mimEs,
in,
?,g..
tt1e,rs' :rights
and mmmg rlg.hJts. - Ktt (q.1J.).
Cochrane, James Arthur, capitalist.
E. s. late Hon. M. H. C., Senator,
Hlllhurst, P.Q., the world famous cat-
tle importer and breeder; b. Lowen,
Mass., July 22, 1853; e. High Sch.,
Montreal, and Royal Agricul. Call.,
Cirencester" Eng.; m., 1st, Jan., 1886,
.Mary LOUIse (d. Feb., 1890), d. Sir
Jas. A. Grant, K.C.M.G., Ottawa (q.v.) ;
2ndly Jan., 1892, Eva Anne, d.
late 'Hon. Alex. Morris, P.C., for-
merly Lt.-Gov. of Man.; presdt. E. T.
Agricul. Assn.; has served as Mayor
of Compton; sold Hillhurst and re-
moved to Lennoxville, 1906; a dlr.
Bishop's Call. Sch.; an Ang., and a
del. to the Synod.-" Elmwood," Len-
noxville P.Q.; St. James's Club, Mont-
real; St. George's Club, Sherbrooke,
P.Q.
Cochrane, Capt. John Bray. educa
tionlst.
S. late John C. T. C., a native of
London, Eng., who came to Can., 1836,
and in 1837 raised a co. of volunteers
at Peterboro, with which he marched
to the aid of the authorities at Toronto,
and Katherine, d. Rev. Edmund
Sharpe, M.A. (Oxon.); b. Aug. 1,
1860; e. Royal Mil. Coli., Kingston;
graduated 1880; lieut. Can. mil., 1880;
capt., 1885; asst. instructor surveying
mdl. tOJ}ogmpn., !Physics, and chem.,
Royal Mil. Call., Feb., 1882; prof.
phiysic.s and c}}elm., ihi,s pr>e.sel1lt iPosi-
tion, July, 1897; Ang.; m., Aug., 1886,
Miss Martha Burritt Merrick.-líïng-
ston, Ont.; Frontenac Club, do.
Cochrane, :aev, Bobert Balmer
(Presb.) ,
S. late Rev. Wm. C., D.D., and
Jeanette E. (Balmer) C.; b. Brant-
ford, Ont., Aug. 6, 1880; e. Call. Inst.,
there, and at Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1902;. M.A., 1904); pursued theol.
studies Knox Coli., Toronto; m., ApI.,
1907, Edith Alice, e. d. Wm. McLach-
lan, u Idylwyld," Guelph, Onto ; o.
1907; asst. pastor Knox Ch., Wood-
stock, Ont., 1906; pastor do. (succeed-
ing Rev. W. T. McMulolen, D.D. (q.v.),
1907.-Knox Ohurch Manse, Wood-
stock
Ont.; Alpine Club
Banff,
.. A young man of exceptional promise."
-M. Star.
Cockburn, ReV, Edward (Presb.).
B. Tp. Blenheim, Co. Kent., Ont.; e.
there, the Grammar Sch., Woodstock,
and Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1870; M.A.,
1872); studied theol., Knox Call., To-
ronto; graduated, 1872; m. d. late Jos.
Gould, M.P.P.; o. 1873; held pastor-
ates (1) Uxbridige, (2) Paris; now
librarian Knox Call., Toronto.-85
Brunswick Ave.
Toronto.
.. Eloquent, easy R"Ild fluent."-T. Globe.
Cockburn, George Balph Richardson,
retir'ed banker and legislaJtQr.
S. Robt. C., Edinburgh, Scot.; b.
there, Feb. 15, 1834; e. Edinburgh
High Sch. and Univ. (M.A., and Strat-
ton prlzeman, 1857), with further class-
ical studies in Germany and France;
m., 1866, Mary (presdt. Young Wo-
men's Christian Guild), d. Hampden
Zane, Louisville, Ky.; commenced his
Can. career, as rector Model Grammar
Sch. for U. C., 1858, becoming prin-
cipal U. C. Call, 1861, and a senator
Toronto Univ., p.ositions he held for
ov.er 20 yrs.; sat f'Or CentTe Toronto
(H. C.), 1887-96; 'While in Parlt. was
an 'independent supporter .of Sir John
Macdonalld and a warm advocatoe .of
Imp. Federation; one of the "Noble
13" who voted I3.galnst the principle
of t'he .Jesuit Estate Aiet, 1889; was
chairman of the Banking and Com-
merce Com.te.; IWI3.S chief C'ommr. fQr
Can. at World's F1air, Chicago, 1893;
IPresdt. Onto Bank, 1894-1906; was
also presdt. London and Can. Loan
and Ag'ency Co., Consumer's Gas Co.,
and St. Andrew's Soc.; is presdt. To-
ronto Land and Invest. Co., V.-P. To-
ronto braIllCh, Brit. EIDiPire League,
and a. dir. Western Assur. CoO. and
Musk!oka lAkes Nav. and Hotel Co.;
a gov. Toronto Univ.; author o.f "An
Address to the Shareholders of the
Onto Bank"; Presb.-619 Sherbourne
St., Toronto; Toronto Club; Albany
Club; Royal Can. Yacht Club, do.
" The incarnatioDJ of honour and
justioo."-St. John Telegraph,
OOCKBURN-CODY.
245
Cockburn, Major Hampden Bane
Churchill, rancher.
S. G. R. R. C. (q.'V.); b. Toronto,
Nov. 19, 1867; e. U. C. ColI., Rugby,
Eng., l.ondon Unlv., and Toronto Univ.
(B.A.. 1891); a barrister; formerly
an offr. G.-G. Body Gd., Toronto; was
a memo 2nd Can. contingent during S.
A. War, 189J-1900 (slightly wounded,
bt.-major, Quepn's med., with 4 clasps.
and V. C.): Major C. wa!'; decorated
for having, .. with a handful of men.
at a most critical moment, held off the
Boers. in an engagement with the
enemy, Nov. 7. 1900, betwef'n With-
kloof and Lilllefontein. to allow the
guns to get away, but to do so had to
sacrifice himself and his party, an of
whom were eH'he-r ki Hoe d , woundf'ld, or
taken <prisoners" (Miaj.-Genl. Smlth-
Dorrien's report); awa.rdred ro,e.d.,
Royal Humanoe So,c., /for caT1oS,plcuous
courage In S3wng 11\.fe, Lake Ro
seau.
Ont., s.ept!:. 20, 1897; Ang.-Graburn J
A lta. J' Toronto Cltt b J Toronto.
Cockln, Jlereward ][" poet.
B. Frimng- Hall, near Manning1ham,
Y;orkshire. Ep2'.; fONTlerly
. Sat?/.r-
ilm/ Niqht,
()IJ"ont{): autihoor .. 'rlh'"
Hippy FamlI'y" aml .. Gentl.eman Dick
0' the Greys, '3JI1d Other Po-e:rm
"
(1889), the Intt-e.r .of which ran throllg'h
4 of"dHions; is hon. s-ecy. GupJ'Ph O. A. C.
Cf'ickoet Club.-Guelph, Onto
Cockshutt, Prank, merchant.
S. late Ignatius C.. merchant, noted
for his active, earnest and useful life
and generous donations to many
p71ilanthropk ()'bject.
. a71'd ID1tzaberth
(Foster) C.; bro. W. F. C. (q.v.),
sometime M.P. for Brantford, Onto
(RC.); b. Brantford. Ont., Dec. 22,
1857: e. there and Galt Call. Inst.;
m. .Jun p , 1887, Nora Vktoria, d. latp
.Jas. Wan ace, Brantford: has fined
many 'ImbUe positions, Including that of
V.-P. Granit Riv.er Improvement Assn.,
chairman CoIl. Inst. Bd., and of the
Park Comn. and presdt. Bd. of Trade,
Brantf1ord; Is presdt. Cockshutt Plow
Co., Ltd., Slingsby Manfg. Co., Brant-
ford Gas Co., etc.; active in 'Prorno.tlng
local objects of national. moral and
religious Interest; elected presdt.
Brantford Evangel. Soc., 1910; one of
the family who presented Cockshutt
Agrlcul. Park to the /City of Branotford,
as a memorial of their father, Sept.,
1902; an Ind. Lib.; a mem. Farring-
don Ind. Ch.-80 Sheridan St., Brant-
ford, Onto
Cockshutt, William Poster, merchant
and manufacturer.
Eng. origin; s. I. C. and Elizabeth
(Foster) C.; b. Brantford, Ont., Oct.
17, 1855; e. there and Galt Call. Inst.;
m., Aug., 1891, Miss Minnie Turner
Ashton, Brantford, Ont.; a councillor
Toronto Bd. of Trade, memo Onto
Power Comn., and 'Presdot. Be.J.l Me-
rnl()rial As.<:T1.: has been 13..1,so p.resdJt.
local Bd. of Tra.de; a.pptd. a commr.
to Investigate the development and dis-
tribution of e
ectrlc power at Niagara
Falls for distribution In Ont., 1903; a
del. to 6th Commercial Congress of the
Effilpi.re. 1906, and t<o Briot. lIlliP. CIQIUD)Ci:l
of Oomm.eI'lOO, 19M; ihas spo!ren and
lecoture'd In Can. and Eng. 'On the Un:l-
ficat'
on of IlaItura.Þiza:tlon and In favour
of preferential .trade wi,th1n the Em-
p'ire; an ardent Imp.erialist and ad-
mirer of ,Mr. Ohl3.mber,I'a,ln; presen,ted
to K'ing Edwand, 1906; represented
BraiIltf10rd at funoe,ra1 ;in Lond-on, Eng.,
of His Majesty King EdlWard, 1910;
a soenator Wester:n Undv. and a memo
ex,tve. comte. Bible Soc. .af Can.; sat
for Bran'Ìfm'd (H. C.), Con. ,in-
Ì'er-est, 1904-8; -<'Nil efl"eobive wo.rk in
debate, and ot>herwlse, for his party;
Ang; a del. to the Synûd; II is of
opinion that In ch, matters we have too
much lip loyalty and too little practical
loyalty."-Brantford, Onto
"A splendid dehater."-Jl. .
taT.
" A pleasing and cornvinoing spe'aker."-
M. Gazette.
"A lJoe:icllil and forcib!e SIX',aker who has
woo gQldeDJ eonCOJII1JÌnms on booth sides of
the AtlaDltic."-M. and E.
Code, Bobert George, lawyer.
S. Wm. and Elizabeth C.; b. Innls-
ville, Ont., Oct. 20, 1858; e. Perth
ColI. Inst., Hamilton Call. Inst., and
Ottawa Normal Sch. (cert.) ; barrister,
1886; K.C., 1908; successfully practises
at Ottawa as head firm C. & Burritt;
counsel at Ottawa for Onto Govt.' a
Can., and formerly presdt. Macdon
ld
Club, Ottawa, the Llb.-Con. Assn.,
Ottawa (retired from latter, 1907):
was also secy. Lady Stanley Inst. and
presdt. Ottawa Legal and Lit. Soc.,
and Co. Carleton Bar Assn.; an Ang.;
unm.-45 Slater St., Ottawa; Rideau
Club; Canadian Club; Ottawa Golf
Club; Coulonoe Fi8h and Game Olub,
do,
Code, William John, lawyer.
E. s. Abraham C., M.L.A. for S.
Lanark (Local), 1869-79, and Eliza-
heth (Hopkins) C.; b. InnlsvlUe, Ont.,
Feb. 23, 1862; e. public and high 'Schs.,
Carleton Place; m., Dec., 1892, Miss
Susanna Boyd, BrockvlUe, Ont.; bar-
niste,r, 1884; successfully <practises his
p'rof. .In Ot'tawa; app;td. offl-cla,l arbi-
. tI13Jtor, Ottawa, 1905; e11ected granod
regent On.t. Ommeil, RO'yal Arcanum,
ApI., 1908; a Con.; an Ang.-3f1/
Stewart St., Ottawa.
Coderre, Lou!_, lawyer.
S. Alfred and Emma (Fontaine) C.;
b. St. Ours, P.Q., Nov. 1, 1865; e. St.
Ours Primary Sch. and St. Hyacinthe
Call.; m., .July, 1905, Mlle. Marie Anne
Ste. Marie, Montreal; graduated LL.B.
(Laval Unlv.), 1892; advocate, 1887;
suC'oes.sfully 'pJ'laûtlses 'hils prof. In
M-on:trea'l; at 'Present head I(),f firm
C., Cêdlras & Oodel're; '3.'Ìlty. city of St.
Hen 111, sinúe 1896; atty. to,wn 01'
EmaTò, .sdnoe 1907; synd.i-c Montreal
bar since 1905; a Can., and unsuccp-ss-
fuLlry OC}llIoosteod MontTea,1 (Hochoe'lag:a
ðJlv.), 'Prov,l. g. e. 1908, a:nd same oon-
stiotuency (H. C.) g. e. 1908; a R. C.-
Sl Laporte St., 1I1ontreal; Club La-
fontaine, do.
Cody, The Very Bev, Henry John
(Ang.).
S. Elljah
. and Margt. LouIsa
(Torrance) C.; b. Embro. Ont., Dec, 6.
246
CODY-COFFIN.
1868; e, Galt ColI. lnst. and Toronto
Univ. (B.A., gold lIDof'(]. in OIru:;.S'ic
, 11S't
dass honours in Mental and Moral
Phil, and Civil Polity, and Wyld PrIze-
man in Eng. Es.say, 1889; M.A.,
1890; lJL.D., hOIll.. 1906) ; D.D. (hon.),
Queen's Univ., 1903: m., 1894, Florence
L., d. late H. E. Clarlre, M.P.P., To-
ronto; o. deacon, 1893; prIest, 1894;
classical master, Ridley ColI., St. Cath-
arines, Ont., 1889-93; prof. .of Old
T.est. Exe
esis and Ch, Rist., Wycliffe
ColI., Toronto, 1894-9: sInce then has
been prÜ'f. Systematic Theol., do., do.;
was also l
ct. In Latin and ,examr. In
Classic,s, Toronto Unlv.; curate, St.
Paul's C'h., TÜ'rÜ'TIrto, '1894-9; acting J'lec-
t,or, d,o., dID., 1899-1907; sin.coe ,thoen ,boas
bppn rec-to.r, rl.o., d'Û. ; oa.pptd. oR IC'allion. St.
Alban's Cath., T.oronto, Dec., 1903;
do. Archdeacon .of York, Oct., 1909:
was elected Bp. of N. S., but deoUned
the pref-erment, 1904; an unsuccessful
candidate for Bishopric of Toronto,
1909; d-ecI.ined presIdency of KIng's
ColI., Windsor, N.S., 1903, and prin-
cipalship of Wycliffe CoIl., Toront.o,
1906; a del. Ecumenical Missy. Conf.,
N. Y., 1900; do., Pan-Ang. Cong., Lon-
don, Eng., 1908, Wo'rld's MIssy. Conf.,
Edinburgh, 1910, 43rd Trl-ennial Con-
vention, IDpis. Ch., ICinC'ÏnnaJti, Ohio,
do., and Ang. Ch. Cong., Halifax, do.;
an official del., Bicen tenary Cel'ebra-
tion, Ang. Ch., Halifax, do.; elected
presdt., Wycliffe ColI. Alumni Assn.,
1902; V.-P. Toronto Ch, of Eng. S. S.
Assn., do.: -do. Can. Counoc.H Pock,pt
'l
st.alJTIlent League, 1911: d'O. local
bran,c'h Assood. Courucdls iÎn Br,u. a,nd
German Emp'Ïre'9 for .fìosterIn,g 1"rl.en,dly
l'ell3Jtion.s between .the two ,þeOples, dlo.:
a founder Have1'g'a\J: iLadlÍ.es' CI{)IIl.
an,d People's Tavern Co., Toronto;
a m'em. Aù'v. Bd., W'omen's Wel-
come Hos'bel, ToTonrto; apptJd. a memo
Ro
a'} Cornn. re Tooronto Unjv.,
1905; portrait painted In oils by Grier
(q.v.), for Wycliffe CoIl., 1909; has
contrlbute-d to Westminster and other
periodicals; has lectured on "Some
El-em-ents of Our National Strength
and Weakness" and other subjects.-
60
Jarvis St., Toronto; Lambton Golf
and Country Club; Queen City Bowl-
ing Club, do.
"The orator of the Church. "-T. New8.
"An extremely ea.r1ll6st and convin.cing
preacher."-M. & E.
"His learning and exoo'ption.al gifts a-8
a pre.acher mark him for a high place in
church oouncils."-Can. Chi/rehman.
"Has become a pot\vIPr in tho church as a
result nf his remarkable abilities and close
appI.ication to. his duties."-H. B erald.
" Eminen.t as a schola.r, successful as an
educationist and ,preacher, O'f tireless
energy as a worlæ,r .and organize,r, and of
unive.rsal acceptability socially a:ð.d among
thoughtful peo.ple."-S. N.
Cody, :Rev. Hiram Alfred (Ang.)_
U. E. L. descent; o. s. Geo. and
Loretta Augusta C.; b. Queen's Co.,
N.B., .July 3, 1872: e. St. .John Gram-
mar Sch. and KIng's ColI. Univ.,
Windsor, N.S. (B.A., 1897; M.A.,
1908); m., Sept., 1905, .JessIe Margt.,
d. A. G, FlewellIng, Oak Point, N.H.;
o. deacon, 1896; priest, 1898; 1j,ncum-
bent, Greenwich, N.B., 18<)7-1903 ;
travel. mIssy., Yukon, 1903-4; rector
ChrIst Ch., Whitelhorse, Y.T., 1904-9;
since then, has been rector St. .Ja;mes's,
St. .John, N.B. ; author .. Yukon's
Resources and Advan.tages," an essay
wInnIng a prIze of $200 in 1906; "An
AJposUe of the NÜ'rth, Being the Life
and MemoIrs of Bishop Bompas ..
(1908) : "On Trail and RapId by Dog-
Sled and Canoe: The Story of Bishop
Bom;pas's Life Amorugst the Red In-
d,i'ans and Eskiimo" (910); "The
Front.Ïoero!'moan" (do.), and " Tlhe
orufltJh Wa1bcih" (1911); a conltri,butl()'r
t'Ü tine Can. Mag., The Westminster,
Can. CouTier, e'tc.; an üffiC'i-a} dlel. .to
-the Bi-Cenrt. Allig'. -Dh. ce;J.leb, raitol-on
Hal,ifax, N..S., 1910: a CoOn. - St.
James's Recto1'Y, st. John, N.B.
"A fluenll1, OOOlViincin'g pu1'P1t oorarOOir....-
St. John Telegraph.
II Ris writings are crammed with inter-
est."-M. Herald.
Coffey, Hon, Thomas, journaldst;
le
islat.or.
S. late Patrick and EIIen (O'Keefe)
C.: b. Castle Connen, Co. Limerick.
Irel., Aug. 12, 1843: came to Can.
with parents when a child: e. Mont-
real and London, Ont.: a journeyman
printer, and workf'd as such, as a
young man, rising to more importan t
positions in his profession; was em-
ployed In Advertiscr anò Free Press
offices, Lonðon: founòed The Catholic
RecoTd, a religions wppk\y (London),
1878 whIch Is stilI publishpd, and has
stncé become the recognizf'd organ of
the Cath. Ch. in 0nt.: hRS h.-.}d high
office in the C. M. B. A.: LL.D. (hon.,
Ottawa Univ.), 1907: callerl to the
S<,nate by Lord Minto. ]\kh. 12. 1 <\03 :
name frequently mentionprl for R nom.
Cabinet .office: elect-ed chairman .JoInt
Comte. on Printing of Parlt.. 1909: a
R. C.: m., May, 1869, Margt., 2nd d.
Jas. Hevey, London, Ont.-London,
01It... London Club, do.
" A cu'dit alike to the land of his birth
and the land of his adoption.' '-T. Globe,
II A broad-minded man, whO' has used his
influence to promote harmony and good
feeling among all cIasses."-London Adl'er-
fiser.
Coftln, Alfred B" journalist.
S. .J. Fernandez C., formerly of
Port Clyde now of Truro, N.S.; b.
ApI. 7, -187'5; e. pUblic schs. and Mt.
Allison Univ.; m., Aug., 1902, Miss
AnnIe Louise Mack, Truro. N.S.; a
journalist and pUblisher since 1894;
nÜ'w 'Publishes the Truro News; presàt.
Y.
'I. C. A., Truro: pref'.ilt. :M'aritime
Press Assn., 1910-11; Meth.: Con.;
believes that the world is growIng bet-
ter and that Can. Is the country of the
future.-Truro, N.S.
Coftln, Victor Edwin, educationist,
Loyalist extraction, emigrating from
Mass. to P. E. 1., 1783; b. Mt. Stew-
a,rt ,P.E.I.. 1864; e. Prinee of Wales
Co.I.l., Dalh.ousi.e CoN., HaHfax, N.S.
(IB.A., 1887), Oornoelol Un'iv. (Ph.D.,
1893), arud German Undvs.; prof. of
history, Uruiv. 'Of W,isOQl11tsin, since 1894 ;
COGSWELL-COLBECK.
247
m., 1894, e. d. ProOf. R. H. Thur:sbon,
SibJey Oolí1., Oornoelil Univ..-Jfadison,
Wis.
Cogswell, Bev, William Henry Law-
rence (Ang.).
S. late Rev. Wm. C., curate St.
Paul's, Halifax (see .. Cogswells in
America," Boston, 1884); b. Halifax,
Dec. 11, 1845; e. Grammar Sch., Hali-
fax Acad., King's ColI., Windsor, N.S.,
and Wadham CoH., Oxford (M.A.);
m., Feb., 1868, Miss AIfcla Harriet
U ndoack.e; o. dtelaJoon
18ß 8 ; ,pri.est,
1869; curate Stevenage, Herts, 1869-
72; vicar St. Helens, Oxford, 1872-9;
vicar St. Oswalds, Chester, 1879-90;
warden special service clergy. 1890-5;
rector WaHasey, Che'Shire, where \hie
still is, 1896; is chaplain to Bp. of
Chester and R. D._ u The Rectory,"
lVallasey. Oheshire.
cohen, Arthur, lawyer.
S. Jacob C., retired merchant, 'lX>-
ronto; b. there, .July 16, 1880; e. pub-
lic schs., Jarvis St. CoHo Inst., and
Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1903; LL.B..
1906); en,tð. univ. on a first <Iou-Me
scholar.; obtained first scholar. In each
year at Law Sch., and gold roed., on
graduation; barrister, 1906; formerly
with Ritchie (q.v.) Ludwig & Ballan-
tyne; now practising alone; apptd. an
examr. in the Law Sch., Osgoode Hall,
1909; a mod. Con.; a Jew.-l65 Low-
ther Ave., Toronto; Albany Olub, do.
"A briJlia.nt 6choJ.a,r. "-T. Globe.
Cohen. Lyon, merchant.
S. Lazarus C.; b. Poland, May 11,
1868; e. McGill Model Sch. and Catho-
lic Commercial Acad., Montreal.; m.,
Feb., 1891, Rachel (founder Jewish
Endeavour Sewing Soc.), d. late Noah
Friedman; memo mercantile firm L.
C. & Son. Montreal; prominently iden-
tified with every movement looking to
the betterment of Jewish conditions in
this country (vide M. Witness); one
of the founders of the Jewish Times,
Montreal; treas. Jewish Colonization
Assn., of Paris; spcy. .Jewish Rights
Comte.; presdt. Shaar Hashomayin
Congo and of Montefiore Club: life
gov. Montreal Gent Hosp.; elpctpd
presdt. Baron de Hirsch Inst., Mont-
real, 1908, having previously been a
memo of Its extve. and of Its building
comte.: re-<eIl'eot1e.d, 1910; a Lib., and 11
oCCJlUJ1)(JJ:lIlOT M'ollltl'ooO: Refor.m OlIub.--8
Tower Ave., Montreal; Montefiore Club,
do.
.. An active and enterprising man."-
Jf. Witnes",.
Cohoe, Bev, Albert Bedell (Bapt.).
B. New Durham, Ont.; e. there and
McMaster Univ. (B.A.. 1898; B.Th.,
1901) ; m., Dec., 1903, Margt. Arabella
(B.A., 1898: M.A.. 1901. McMaster
Univ.), d. W. Bailey, Toronto; suc-
cessively pastor at Grimsby, Ont., and
St. .John, N.B.; since 1910 has been
pastor 1st Bapt. Ch., Halifax, N.S.;
V.-P. Assd. Charities, St. John, 1908-
9; diD. N. S. Auxil. Dan. BibJ.e Soc.,
1911.-Lucknow St., Halifax, N.S.
.. An intelIectual preacher -and a man
of strong personality."-H. Herø.ld,
"A man wh()Be- sympathie.s were too large
for an,y church, though always loyal to his
own church." - Archdeacon Raym07ld
(q.v.).
Cohoe, Benson Ambrose, physician;
educationist.
S. Rev. B. L. C. (Meth.); b. Can-
boro, Ont., Dec. 10, 1874; e. :A:amilton
ColI. Inst. and Toronto Univ. (B.A.
and Prince of Wa.loes scholar., 1898);
graduated M.B. (do.), 1901; unm.;
memo ColI. P. and S., Ont., 1901; memo
Assn. Am. Anatomists, 1902; do. Am.
Assn. for the Advanc. of Science,
1907; asst. in bioI., Toronto Univ.,
1899-1901 ; .i.nst'r. 'in anaL Cornoe1.l Un-iv.,
1901-03; asso. in anat., Chicago Univ., .
1903-06; asst. resident phys. and asst.
in med., Johns Hopkins Univ., Balti-
more, Md., 1906; resident phys., 1908.
--John Hopkins Hosp., Baltimore, Md.
Cohoe, Lt,-Col. John Edward, lawyer.
U. E: L. descent on father's side;
s. .John E. and Sarah Jane (Buchanan)
C.; family settlpd at Fonthill, Ont.,
1787; b. there, Mch. 18, 1871; e. pubJic
sch., WeIland high sCh., Toronto Univ.
and Osgoode Hall; m., 1894, Miss Clara
J. Holcombe, Welland, Ont.; barrister,
1894; successfuly practised his prof.
at Weiland till 1904; since then local
regr., H. C. of Justke, regr. Surr. Ct.
and clerk Co. Ct., WeIland; joined
44th Regt., 1887; promoted lieut.,
1888; capt., 1891; major, 1899; It.-cot,
1904; B. M. 5th Infy. Brig., 1909;
holds long service decoration; Lib.;
past presdt. Young Lib. Club and or-
ganizer Lib. party, Co. WeIland;
Ang.- Welland, Onto
Cohoe, Wallace Patten, educationist.
S. Rev. D. B. C. (Bapt.); bro. Rev.
A. B. C. (q.v.); b. New Durham, Ont.;
e. there and McMast'er Un-iv. (B.A.,
1896; M.A., 1898) and Hnrvard Univ.,
where he took a fellowship In chem-
istry, 1899; m., June, 1902, Edith
Spalding, d. David Rubidge, Denver,
Co!.; is presdt. of the Harvard Club,
'Iìoron.to ; vice-cl1am'ber,I.a,in Oan. sec.
Soc. Chemical Industry; and V.-P.
Oxford Co. Old Boys' Assn.; now, and
for some yrs., presdt. Chemical Labor-
atories, Ltd.; Bapt.-ll0 Park Rd., To-
ronto; National Olub. do.
Colbeck, Franklin Charles, education-
ist.
S. Edward and Lucinda C.; b.
Brantford, Ont., Dec. ] 3, 1858; e.
Brantford ColI. Inst. (from which he
matTf.culatOOI 'W1Ïth scholars. in clas-
sics and math.), and Victoria Unlv.
(B.A., with med. In classics, 1885);
m., 1887, Maggie L., d. Robt. Phair,
Brantford; successively classical mas-
ter Rldgetown CoIl. Inst. and Peter-
boro' CoIl. Inst.; principal Dundas
High Sch., 1890; do. W. Toronto CoIl.
Inst. since 1894; has been p.xamr. in
classics for Victoria and Toronto
Univs., and examr. in methods in
teaching classics and Eng. for Onto
Normal ColI.; has been presdt. Ont.
Classical Assn., and is now presdt.
High Sch. Principals' Assn.; a Sf'na-
tor of Toronto and Victoria Univs.,
and a memo of the Council of Educa-
IUD'll for Onlt.; a Meth.-142 St. John'8
Rd., Toronto.
248
COLBY--COLE.
Colby, Charles William, educationist.
E. s. latp Hon. C. C. C., P.C.. states-
man. and Harriet (Cht1f1) C.
b. Stan-
stead, P.Q., Mc'h. 25, 1867; e. Stansteaf1
CoIl., McGi11 Unlv. (B.A.. with hlg-hpst
honours In Eng. and Hlst., and Shake-
speare
ld med., 1887) and Harvard
Unlv. (A.M., with Morgan scholar.,
1889
Ph.D., 1890); D.C.L., (hon.)
Lennoxvf11e, 1903; m., June, 1897,
Emma Francps, o. d. late Wa1tpr B.
Cobb: IpC'Ì. Eng'. hmg, an(1. history,
McGI11 Unlv., 189-3-5: KIngsford prof.
of 'hlst.. do. do., 1895-1910: Is n dh'.
Dom. Wire Rope Co.; counoilIor, Mont-
I"e:al OOlffiote., Soc. Danlte A'1
g1Merl,
· 1900: mpm. Intern. Congress of Arts
and Crafts, Louisiana Purchn se Exhn.,
1905: memo Can. Hlst. Manuscript
Comn., 1907; councHIor, Montrp,al Art
Assn.. 1908; F.R-RC., 1909: twice de-
clined a chair In Chicago Unlv..; also a
nomination to Parlt.; author "The
ources of History" (1899): "Can.
Types of the Old Regime" (1908), etc.;
wpll and favourably known on the lec-
turp platform; has served as an examr.
in Ihl!story f.or Toronto Un1v.: elected
a Ò'ir. E. T. Bank, 1910.--560 Pine Ave.,
:f.fontreal; Universit1} Club, do.; sum-
mer residence: Lake Memphremagog,
P.Q.
Colclough, .Tohn George, lawyer.
E. s. John R- C.. Blc, P.Q.: b. there,
Jan. 8, 1869; e. Rlmouskl Semy. and
Laval Univ. (B.A., 1888); called to
Irish bar, 1893 (being the first Can.
to be so oalijed by examn.) : durdlllg,the
Parnell crisis In IrIsh affairs joined
the staff of the National Press, which
was startpd In opnosltlon to the Par-
nelIlte Freeman's Journal, In the capa-
city of leadpr writer; has been a fre-
Quent contributor to Eng. and French
reviews, notably thp Contem1Joraru
Review, the Month, La Nouvelle Re-
vue, La Revue Intern., La Revue du
Mnnde Cath., etc.: has published thp
following works: "Ulster: Facts and
Figures" (1893), "Thp Law of Con-
tract" (1895), In collaboration with
Mr. M. M. Ullah, of the Indian bar:
" The Manitoba School Question "
(1896), "Twenty-flve Years of Anglo-
Frpnch Trade" (1898). "Trade Or-
ganlzatlon" (1903) . thp last-namp(1
contributed to the Times' Issue of th('
"EncycI. Brit.": was apptd. secy. of
Brit. Chambpr of Commerce, Paris,
1896. and during his pprlod of office
his Influpnce was speciallY fpIt In con-
nection with the Questions of the legal
position of Brit. coso In France, thp
abolition of the consular fee for certs.
of origin, the estabt. of a telpgraphtc
money order sprvlcp betwepn Eng-. and
France opposition to thp French col-
onial n'roduce duty law of 1901), "sur-
taxe d'entrepôt" on Canadian produce
In France, etc.; had frequently repre-
sented his chamber at the meetings of
t!he ÁS'sn. of Ohambers {)If Oommeæeof
tlOO U. K. and alt fuoe oongresses 011' the
OhMYl'bers of Omnmeæe of ,bhe Emp:ke;
dtUrlng the Exhbn., 1900, ihiadr charge of
the arrangements for the visit of the
Assn. of Oham.bers o.f Commerre of <the
1T. K.. to PaI"!s, 18, ",Isiot W1h1ch iInaTked
the first step in ;the Improvement of
An:g:lo-Frencl1 reloa11ons : llef.t Barl's,
1901, to ltakle UJP an appt. offered to
ih:lm dn .the Union Discount Co., Lon-
do(YJ1, LW., one of <the IleadiÏng discount
banks -In ,tJhe city, and S!llIC'e .hls 1'eltuTn
t'O uonJ('Þon ,has 'eßldteoavou1'eð to promote
betoter orga'll:izalt-l-on of Can. oom ' I1Þe,r-
cial I"ep1'esenotablo'l1 .In the U. K.; l'epre-
B1elllood La Pre sse (IMon'trea
J..), a.t the
Imp. Press ConlÍ., London, Entg., 1909:
R. C.: m. M!a;ud, y. d. late J. Ma.c-
Aili1en, KIIlI].a'rney.-
Taviton St., Gor-
don Sq., London, W.O., Eng.; National
Lib. Club, do.
Colcock, Nev1Ile Bentley, Onto public
service.
B. SoutJh of Eng.; e. Yorkshire; m.
Miss Susan Etwell, Uxbrldge, Onot.;
early yrs. spen.t on Col. anð LondJon
press; came to Can. and estbd. the
Telegraph (WeIland, Ollot.) , also The
Can. Farmer; later aCQulreð the Brock-
vll1e Times; was apptð. Asst. Inspr. of
Customs, 1895, but retired a few yrs.
later to become a custom-house broker,
Niagara Fans; vice and ðepty. Am.
consul there; apptð. Immigration inspr.
for Ont., Lond'On, Eng., 1908; since
Jan., 1910, has been Agent-Genl. for
the Province, London: F.R.C.I., 1910.-
163 Strand, London, Eng.
Coldwell. Albert Edward, education-
ist.
S. Ebenezer anð Mary (Stevens)
C.; b. Gaspereau, N.S., Sept. 18, 1841;
e. Horton CoIl. Acað. anð Acaðia
Unlv. (B.A., with honours, 1869 :
M.A., 1872); won Vaughan prize of
no stg. for best essay on Acaðla CoIl.,
1877; Instr. In math., Horton ColI.
Acad., 1871; ðo. In nat. sclenc p , Aca-
ðia CoIl., 1882: prof. ðo., 1884: re-
signed, 1898; a Bapt.; m. Jessie (a
writer on subjects on fruit culture), d.
W. J. Hlgglns.- Wolfville, N.S.
ColdweII, Bon, George Bobson, law-
yer; statesman.
S. Wm. Ed. C., of Wakefielð, York-
shire, Eng., anð Mary (Robson) C., of
Huððersfielð, same co., who Iiveð In
Co. Huron, Ont., for 40 yrs.; b. Co.
Durham, Ont., July 4, 1858; e. there
and Trin. Univ., Toronto (B.A.,
1880); barrister (Man.), 1882; K.C.
(E. Aberðeen), 1903; went west anð
practlseð at his profession, thst at
Winnipeg anð subsequently at Bran-
don, where he entð. Into partnership
w,Ibh
l8Jte Hall'. T. !M. DaJly: .AJld.
there for a lengthened perloð; a Con.;
apptd. Provl. Spcy., Municipal CommT.,
and Mlnr. of Eðucatlon, RabUn Aðmn.,
Nov., 1907; electeð by acclamation for
Branðon City; a councillor Man. Unlv. ;
a di.r. Nat. Trust Co.; apptd. a memo
Royal Comn. re Man. tech. sch. system,
1910; an Ang., anð a ðeI. to Pro vI.
Synoo of Rupel't's Land; m. Miss
Annde Anid!erson
,BramptoIt, Onot.-
Winnipeg; Brandon, Man.; Brandon
Club, do.; Manitoba Club, Winnipeg.
Cole, Mrs, Agnes LiIian,
E. ð. late Lt.-Col. A. T. H. Wil-
liams, M.P, Penryn Park, Port Hope,
Ont., and Emi.ly, 2nd d. lliite Hon. Benj.
Seymour, senator; b. Port Hope: e.
there, by private tuition, and To-
ronto; m., 1st, Nov. 20, 1883, Herbert
COLE----jOOLEMAN,
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(d. .June, 1904), s. late .Joseph Cham-
berlain, Moor Green Hall, Birming-
ham, Eng., a bro. of the Rt. Hon,
.Joseph Chamberlain, M.P.; 2ndly,
Nov. 15, 1907, Alfred Clayton Cole,
one of H.M.'s Lieutenants for the City
of London, and depty. gOY. of the Bank
of Eng.; is an active worker in the
\Vomen's Lib. Union Assn. and the
Victoria League; did much for the
entertainment of the Colonials in
London at time of King Edward's
cor<)llIaot:Ï-on, :1902, and s'inoe; was JIliO'SIt
a.ctiV1e aJITl'Ong those who laboured .in
behaLf of .bhe sick and wounded dur-
dng too S. African W'ar; a,!iSO did much
tJo'WardJs seolllrlng a .permt. home for
the Colonial Club in London.---6.J Port-
land Place, London, 1V., Eng.; Ladies'
EmpÏ1.e Club, do.
Co.!e, Arthur Augustus, mining engr.
S. late Major Frcdk. C., Montreal,
and bro. Lt.-CoI. F. M. C. (q.v.): b.
Montreal; e. McGill Univ. (B.A.,
1891: M.A., 1897; B.A.Sc. (Mi), with
1st rank honours In nat. science, 1894) ;
m., ApI., 1902, Miss Florence Gertrude
Will, Toronto; for some yrs. engr. and
assayist War Eagle and Centre Star
m!nps, Rossland, B.C.; apptd. expert
mming engr. Temiskaming- & N. Onto
Ry. Comn., 1908; Ang.-Cobalt, Onto
Cole, Lt,-Col, Frederick Minden, in-
surance broker,
E. s. late Major Fredk. C., a native
of tl;te Isle of Wight, and Louisa
PurklS (Barrett) C., d. of the late
Wm. Barrett, an offr. in the R. N.;
h. Montreal, Aug. 1. 1859; e. Montreal
High Sch. and McGill Univ. (associate
in arts); m., Oct., 1897, Florence
'l'homps-on, e. d. Hon. Mr. .Justice Tren-
IlK)I!me (q.v.),
fonotr>ea1; grad. B.C.L.
(MeGill Unlv.), 1897, but has not been
admitted to the bar; business career
began under his father; since his
death, has been an ins. broker' is
special agent In Montreal for the C
m-
mETC!iaJ Union As sur. 00. began ,bis
mil. career in High Sch. Cadets' at
17 enlisted In 51st U Hemmlngford
Rangers," and later became a trooper
in the Huntingdon Cavalry; gazetted
2nd lieut. Montreal Gar. Arty. (now
2nd Regt. C. A.), 1878; adjt., 1880;
capt., 1882; major, 1889, and 'Succeed-
ed to the command, 1892: tenure of
command extended, In recognition of
spedal services in connection wth the
Dom. Arty. Assn., 1899; In 1901
was transfd. to the Arty. R. 0.. served
with his regt.. during Orange riots,
1878: the ry. rIOts, ] 879, and through-
out the N. W. Rebellion, 1885. (N. W.
med.); has also the long service de-
coration; commanded the Can. de-
tachment which represented the Dom.
Arty. Assn. at Shoeburyness, Eng.,
1896; his team won the Queen's Cup
and the Londonderry Cup, the former
for the first and only time being won
by a Can. team; on his return to
Montreal was entertained at a DubHe
nquet; commanded Oan. Boy IScoUts
IJ1J Wnd'on, Eng., at coronwtion of King
Georgi(', on whiClh O'CJCIasion was PI'e-
sented Ito Hiis Majesty; .presdot. Dom.
ATty. AssIl., 1897-8; one tOf the
founders 'M'OntlI"eM l\HL InS1t.; has ,lec-
tu
ed Defore last-namoo body on mil.
subjoecl:s; pos.g.esses a Isot .oloW&s arty.
and an equitation oert.; a memo Can.
Oaunoil Britt. Red Ol'O'ss Soc.; elJ.oeoted
bon. secy.-'ÍJrel3ß. MontreaL Patrio.tJic
Fund, inst1'tn.IJtoo at outbreak Boer War,
and was dJil'lOC'tly rles:po.nsi.bl.e for the
dlistr:iobuti-QIl1; of ,tlOO Illa.rgl(' furuCL raised,
3Jhled: -by rtJhe Solàioers' Whoes' League
of MonltreaJI; an An'g.-215 Stanley St.,
J1ontreal; Bt. James's Club; Military
Institute; Canadian Club; We8tmount
Goll Club, do.
Cole, George Percy, electrical engr.
Fifth s. late Fredk. and Louisa P.
(Barrett) C., Montreal; b. Montreal,
Mch. 3, 1880; e. McGill Univ. (B.Sc.,
1903; M.Sc., 1906); m., Sept, 1906,
IM.iss Helen Ooh'n, A'lot.'On, rJ.1.; electoric
designer, Wagner Elec. Mfg. Co., St.
Louis, Mo., 1903-5; asst. chief engr.,
00., 1905-6; IlJOW on elllgiing. stJaff of
AHis-DhaÏimel's-BuliloOck, Ltd., MOIllt-
rea'l ; is eo memo EIlJgTs.' OÞl.l'b, St.
Louis, Mo., and an assoc. memo Am.
Inst. Elec. Engrs. and Inst. Elec.
Engrs., Gt. Britain; Ang.--'9 St. Luke
St., .Montreal.
Cole, Lt,-CoL Wilmot Howard. Onto
public service.
U. E. L. descent; s. Abel C.; b.
Brockville, Ont., Feb. 16, 1834: e.
there; m., May, 1855, .Jane Adelaide,
d. late Abram Phillips, N. Y.; In
commercial life for many yrs.: sat in
Brockvllle Town Council; was grand
master of Odd Fellows: entd. v. mil.
service, 1855;' passed through the
various grades, succeeding to the com-
mand of his regt. (the 41st), 1871;
on active service during the St. Al-
ban's Raid, 1864-5, and during Fenian
Raid, 1866 (med.); also possesses the
genI. service med. and long service
decoration; retired, retaining rank,
1898; sat for Brockville (LocaI), in
Lib. Interest, 1875-9; apptd. regr. of
dlCleds, Lead.s, Ont., F1eb., 1882; elected
presdit., Brock"lioj,lll'e branch, Can. Hist.
Soc., 1910.-Brockville, Onto
Coleman, Arthur Philemon, educa-
tionist.
S. Rev. Francis C. (Meth.) and
Emmeline Maria (Adams) C., a de-
scendant of .John Quincy Adams: b.
Lachute, P.Q., ApI. 4, 1852; e. Cobourg
ColI. Inst., Victoria Univ., Cobourg
(B.A., and Prince of Wales gold med.,
1876;. M.A" 1880), and Unlv. of
Breslau (Ph.D., 1882): at the latter
institution paid particular attention to
ge 01. , mineral., botany, histol., chemis-
try, etc.; his dissertation was on the
.. Melaphyres of Lower Silesia," and
required some' months geologizing In
the Giant Mts., on the border of Lower
Silesia; while In Europe undertook
numerous geoI. expeditions In Ger-
many, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and
ScandiinavLa, most of one summer
being devoted to Norway; prof.
geology and nat. hlst., Victoria Univ.,
1881-90; do. assaying and metall., Sch.
of Practical Science, 1891-5; acting
prof. of geology, Toronto Univ., 1895-
1901; since then has been prof. do. do.;
geologist, Onto Bureau of Mines, 1893-
250
OOLEMAN--COLLISON,
1909; F.R.S.C.; F.R.S., 1910; awarded
Murchison med. for distinguished geo-
logical investigation, 1910; is a coun-
cillor of the Can.. Inst., and presdt.
Alvine Club of Can.; apptd. by the
Can. InS/t. a ill.em. ;of the F,loeming
Electoral Reform Comte., 1911; author:
"Reports on :IDconomic Geology of Onto"
and of numerous papers on scientific
subjects; a Lib.; a Meth.-.J76 Huron
St., Toronto; Alpine Club, Banff.
Coleman, D'Alton Corry, ry. service.
S. .Tas. and Mary C.; b. Carleton
Place, Ont., .Tuly 9, 1879; e. there;
m., Feb., 1906, Miss Anna Grant, Cal-
gary, Alta.; ed. Belleville Daily Intel-
ligencer, 1898-9; entered service C. P.
R., clerical capacity, Nov., 1899 ;
apptd. supdt. Kootenay Dist., .Tune I,
1907; favours strengthening Brit. con-
nection and civil service reform; op-
posed to demagogic assaults on rights
of property; a Meth.-Nelson, B.C,;
Nelson Club, do.
Coleman, :Miss Helena, poet.
Sister Prof. A. P. C. (q.v.); b. and
e. Can.; long an anonymous contribu-
tor of poems to the Atlantic Monthly
and other high-class periodicals; pub-
lished, under the auspices of the '.ren-
nyson Club, Toronto, of which she Is
a mem., a volume: II Songs and Son-
nets" (1906); (see "A New Can.
Poe,t," by W. T. .AJULsolI1. q.v. (Can.
Mag., 19.07); V.:.P. Dickens' F'eltllQlW-
shii:P, TIo'l'o'lllto, 1911-12.-776 Huron St.,
Toronto; summer residence: it Pine-
hurst." Thousand Islands.
Coleman, Mrs, (" Kit "), journalist;
litterateur.
Kathleen Blake Watkins; .b. Ca..stle
Blakeny, West of Irel., May, 1864;
c. Dublin and Belgium; ro., Aug.,
1898, Dr. Theodore Coleman; came
to Can., 1884; entd. journalism,
1890, since when, up to her resigna-
lLon, Feb., 1911, has been in charge
of the II Woman's Kingdom," a dept.
of the Toronto Mail and Empire; has
also served as a spedal correspondJent
for the same .paper upon several oc-
casions, miOre notably in connection
with the World's Fair, Chicago, 1893,
the Mid!- Winter Fair, San Francisco,
1894; British 'Vest Indie.s, 1894; Queen
Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, 1897; the
Cuban War, 1898 (she being the first
woman war correspondent in the
world); the Thaw trial, N.Y., 1907;
the Kinrade trial, Hamllton, Ont., 1909,
etc.; independently of her newspaper
duties, has found time to write a vol-
ume of poems and to contribute occas-
ionally to mag. literature; is the
author of a delightful series of papers
on Dicken-sland, being the result ot
ex.ploration.s in every portion of Lond!on
made famous by the great Eng. novel-
ist; a write.r in the N.Y. Tribune
speaks of her as "being a fearless
horsewoman, an omnivorous reader, a
lover of nature, a musician and an ex-
perIenced ,traveller";. her Bedldngton
terriers (.since sold) won every award
tor that breed at the Am. Bench Show,
N.Y., 1903; read a paper on "The
First WOIIIlan "'ar Correspondent ap-
. pointed by the United! States," before
the Intern. Press Union, Washington,
Feb., 1899; was elected presdt. of the
(:an. WoonJen's Press Olub, 1904.-P. O.
Box 183, Hamilton, Ont.; Can. Women'a
PreS8 Club; Can. Authors Club.
"That picturesque writeor and plucky
and undaunte.d womalll."-The late John
Â. Ewan.
"Of aU the women W1TÏ.te,rs -ill! Canada
she is the most practical, the most briUiant,
witty, beautiful and kind."-" Mary Mark-
well" (MrB. K. S. HaJjeB, q.v.).
"A pionee.r ill jO'1lrn.aHsm for women
in Ctan.ada a.nd her work has been an influ-
ence f,or the success and high standing of
the prO'fessioiDJ."-M. WitneBB.
Collin., George, Can. ry. service.
B. Irish and German parentage,
Oarryin1g Place, Onot., July 20, 1860;
e. Trenton public and high schs.; m.,
Sept., 1889. Miss Annie Snook, Kring
ston, Ont.; entd. Central Ont. Ry. ser-
vice, 1882, since when has been genl.
freight and pass. agent, sec. and treas.,
and genl. supt. same road; apptd. genl.
man gr. and receiver, do., Oct., 1902;
a Meth.: Lib.-Trenton, Onto
ColUnBon, John Henry, educationist.
B. nr. York, Eng., 1861; e. Royal
Sch. of St. Peter, York, and Queen's
CoIl., Cambridge, where he won an
open math. scholarship, 1881; B.A.,
with math. honours, 1884; M.A., 1887;
master at U. C. ColI. and Trin. Coll,
Sch., Port Hope; head master High-
field Sch., Hamilton, Ont" since 1901;
Ang., and a del. to Genl. Synod; memo
Corporation Trin. ColI., Toronto; elect-
ed presdt. St. George's Soc., Hamilton,
1909; m., Aug., 1899, Helen Florence,
d. late Rev. H. MacDougall, M.A., tox-
merly chaplain to the forces.-High-
field Sch., Hamilton, Onto
ColUson, Bev, Henry Alexander
(Ang.).
Second s. Archdeacon C. (q.v.); b.
Metlakahtla, B.C., .Tune 14, 1876; e.
Trin. 00111., DU'blJin (B.A., 1898), arud
Ridley Hall, Camb.; o. deacon, St.
Paul's Cath., by Bp. London, 1901;
priest, by Bp. St. Alban's, 1902; cur-
ate St. Andrew, Highgate, London N.,
1901-2; St. Mary, Walthamstow,
1902-3; curate-in-charge, St. .Tohn, Vic-
toria. B.C., 1904; asst. chaplain, Port
of San Francisco (in connection with
the London missions to Seamen's
Soc.), 1905-6; Vancouver, 1906; rec-
tor St. Lukc's, Cedar Hill, Victori"
B.C., Feb., 1898.-" The Rectory," Mt.
Tolmie, Victoria, B.O,
ColUson, The Venerable wWlam
Henry (Ang.).
S. .T. and M. (Maxwell) C.. Co. Ar-
magh, Irel.; b. Nov. 12, 1847; e. Ch.
of Irel. No.fIl11Ial 00101., and Oh. Miss'Y.
ColI., Isllngton; m. 1873, Miss Marion
M. G<>'odwin, London, En,g.; o. deaoon
and pries't, 1878; supd1:. Ind. Sch.,
Corlr ; m:is'sy. to Zimshean Ind.ians"
1873; fil'st missy. .to Hi:,Üdas, of Queen
OhoarllObte lsds., 1876; :opened ,inll,anld
md-ssion to Gitikshallis. 1880; sec
.
North B. C. rruissdon {)If C. M. S., and
Bl.shoIP's Commissary, 1893-4; areh-
ð:ea.oOn, ,1891; authior ".Hiistory O!f B. C.
MLsslon"; traruslaJÌJeIdJ IInorn
ng 8J1Jd
COLMER-COMEkU.
251
eV'tmin,g -prayers, >hyrn'll'S, etc., dntú Zlm-
shean, Haida, and Nishka languages.
-Kincolith, N. W. Coast, B.C.
Colmer, Joseph Grose, banking pro-
fession.
B. London, Eng., .Jan. 3, 1856; e.
City of London Sch.; m., 1886, Margt.,
d. late Peter Y. Black and grandd.
Prof. T. R. McCulloch; gained his
business experience in Merchants' Bank
of Can. as secy. to genL mangr.; after-
ward successively secy. to Sir .John
.-\'bbott; secy. Üan. High .commr.'s
Office, Lond-on, 1880-93 (presented with
service of plate by friends on leaving,
In recognition of bls services to the
Anglo-Saxon community); secy. Colon-
ization Bd., 1889-1909; a memo Mr.
Oha,mlJoerla.in's Tariff Oamn., 1904 ;
since 1903, has been a memo of the
Lonrll()lJ1 banking firm (}If Ooo.tes & 00.;
a councillor Royal ColI. Inst. since
1905 ; .is also a memo ex,tJVe. Br&t. Eim-
pire League, and a councillor London
Chamber of Commerce; has written
and lectured much on Can.; divided
Statist prize of 1,000 guineas for his
essay on the Commercial Federation of
the Empire, 1896; C.M.G., 1888.-f9
Eldon Rd., London, W., Eng.; Oonsti-
tutional Club; Grosvenor Club; Canada
Olub; Midsummer Golf Olub, do.
.. ZealQus, able and p.ainstaking."-Sir
Clta8. 'l.'upper (q.v.).
Colpitts, Elmer Clifford, educatiollJis,t.
S. .Jas. W. and Celia E. (Trueman)
C.; b. Pointe du Bute, N.B., Jan. 28,
1879; e. Mt. Allison Univ. (B.A., with
honours in Math., 1902) and Cornell
Unlv., where he was grad. schoL in
math., 1903-5; Ph.D., 1906; unm.;
teacher in math. and Eng., Mt. Allison
Acad., 1902-3; asst. in math., Cornell
Univ., 1905-6; apptd. adjunct prof.
math., Georgia Sch. of Tech., 1906; a
memo !\Ieth. Epis. Ch.-Atlanta, Ga.
Colpitts, Miss Julia Trueman, educa-
tionist.
D. .Jas. W. and Celia E. (Trueman)
C.; b. Point'e du Bute, N.B.; .e. .1\Irt..
Allison Univ. (B.A., with honours in
iIIl!ath.. 1899) ; now oI1le I()f rt:Jhe profs. in
IO'WIa State Co.tl.-Ames, Iowa.
Colquhoun, Arthur Hugh Urquhart,
Onto public service.
S. late Walter C., Dumbartonshire,
Scot., and .Jane, d. late Wm. Clarke,
Niagara, On1t., and relict of Chas
Richta.rdson, M.P.; b. Montreal, Dec. 2.
1861; e. Cornwall Public Sch., Mont-
real High Sch. (Murray med. for pro-
ficiency; Gov.-GenL's med. in lit. and
history), and McGill Univ. (B.A., with
1st class honours in Eng. lit. and his-
tory, and Shakespeare gold med.,
1885); LL.D. (hon.), Toronto Univ.,
1906; joined ed. staff, Montrea,l Daily
Star, 1881, becoming ed.-in-chief Mont-
real Weekly Star, 1883; was also ed.
lIIcGill Univ. Gazette; ed. Ottawa
Journal, 1886-7; asst. ed. Toronto
Empire, 1887-91; mango ed., do., 1891-
5; ed. Printer & Publisher, and the
Dry Goods Rev., 1895-1902; on ed. staff
Toronto 11Iafl & Empire, 1902-3: news
ed., Toronto News, 1903-6; since then
has been Depty. Minr. of Education,
Ont.; secy., Royal Comn. re Toronto
Unlv., 1905-6; declined ap-pt. as chief
IIb, rarian Toronto, 1908; was ohalr-
man, press comte., Brit. Assn., 1897;
presdt., Can. Press Assn., 1906-7; has
contributed articles to the Can. Mag.,
Univ. Mag., Brit. Empire Rev. and
Queen's Q1.tarter.; author: .. The His-
tory of the Can. Press Assooiation"
(1908); ed. .. Memoir of Senator
Gowan, C.M.G." (1894).-59 Borden
St., Toronto; Toronto Club; Lambton
Gol! and Oountry Club, do.
10 A man of marked a.bility."-T. Globe.
"A DlJaon .of wide rerading a.nd scoo,ta.rly
mind."-T. News.
.. A man of urba.n>ity and ta..ct."-Can.
Municipal Journal.
Colter, His Honour Charles Wesley,
Co. Ct. Jud:g.e.
Y. s. 118.100 Saml. C., a na1iv,e lÆÏ-
tl'im, I'reL, who selbtleod a.t Sheffi-el,d,
X.B., 1826; .b. Co. York, N..B., Feb.
26, 1846; e. ,SackvH;J.oe and N. B. Univ.
(B.A., wi,tlh 'honours in Ðng. l.it. and
classics, 1865): ro., Dec., 1869, .Annie,
d. John F-Qlllinsbee, .canbor-o, Ont.; bar-
rister, 1879; K.C., 1899; 'Practised his
pr.of. ;in Co. HaldJima.nd:, Ont.; jmmi-
gra.tion commr., Liverpool, England
( On:t.), 1874-&; co. dk. land so'lr. fur
Hald'imand, 1889-1903; co. Crown ætty.
and olk. of the ,pe
e, do., 1893-l9ü<3;
co. Cot. judge, do., 19()'3-4; do. d'O. (1.0. Co.
Elg>in, On,t., .sirucoe Mch., 1904; ser
od
as chainman High Sch. Bd., Cayuga, 8
yrs.; was principal Ril.l'sboro Gram-
mar &ch. and Cayuga and: Dunn'\o1iIlloe
High Sohs. 9 yrs.; oed. and pubUshreld
Jlonck Reform Press, 1872-3; .as a
Lib., took a pronùnent part .in poII.itics
in .00. ,Monek and Onto f'Or ()'VI8or 20
yr.s.; was Q'istin.guisüed as an 3.JbQoe
pll3.-tform spealær; ret'Urn.ed for H3.'I-
diman.à (H. C.), 'bye-e.l:ection, 1886:
a,gæin retlurIl'eod g. e. 1887, but c'Ounted
out; unseatoed 'his ()opponent and rut sub-
sequent election wt3Æ! dlBoi\OOited by 8
votes; his oppon.enot was a.gain UIll-
s.eated and at the election which iÍol-
lowed.: .Jarn., 1889, 'hie Vv"18.S eloecte'd <by
46 v.otes, a,nd sa:t till 1890; Mre.th.-St,
Thomas, Onto
CQlter, Mrs, Hattie E., author.
D. lwLe - Berry; U. E. L. sbOlC'k:
b. St, MaTlmn's, N.B.; e. Mt. A!}l1i'SO'D
Oal.I., SackV1UI]le, N..B.; m., Feb., 1866,
Rev. .John J. Colter (M;e.t.h.) ; aut'ho.r of
the fo.Howinog religious works of fiction:
.. Robbie ,MeredMh," .. One Qui,e,t Life,"
.. A Gen,Ue BenefaçIUre'ss," .. Medoloinoe
Selwyn's Wi()irk," .. MHd1'ed Kent's
H-ero" .. The M'astoer of Deepfuwn,"
.. In ' the Heart oof ;the HiHs," and
.. Hal'olod Bowodcln's InV1est:ment," a.1Il
of whioh, with the exceptlioI1I of the
last mentioned, Ihav.e 'been pubUshed
out of Can.-Fredericton, N.B.
"A patriootic daughte'l" of New B.ruJ1l5-
wi.ck."-Geo. Murray.
.. All of her books betray a. high tone
of spirituality, characteristic o.f a. conse.
crated author."--Jane Matheson.
Comeau, Hon, Ambrose H., legislator.
S. Hilaire .J. and Magdelaine (Le
Blanc) C.; Acadian French descent;
b. Meteghan River, N.S., Sept. 27,
1860; e. Digby and Weymouth, N.S.;
252
COMF'ORT--CONNAUGHT,
m., Feb., 1891, Miss Louise D'Entre-
mont, W. Pubnico, N.S.; a merclllint;
V.-P. French Acadian Assn.; has
served in the Co. Council and been
warden of Digby; sat for Digby
(Local), 1890-97, and was called to
the N. S. Cabinet, .Jan., 1895; called
to the Senate, by Earl Grey, .Jan. 15,
1907; a R. C.; a Lib.-Meteghan
River, N.S.
Comfort, lIr'Irs, ;I, A" author.
Y. c. \Vm. and Jane Marchant; b.
Broadway q-reen, Petham, Kent, Eng.,
1862; e. privately; m., 1889, Rev. J.
A. Comfort; author, "Athabasca Blll,"
and 50 other books of adventure and
enterprise for the colonies; writes
under maiden name: Bessie Marchant.
Prot.-Gothic Hou8e, Oharlbury, Oxon.:
Eng.
.. Is the best present day write
for girls
just out of the Bchool-room."-Globe (Lon-
don).
"Conan, Laure" (see Angers, Mlle.
Felicite).
Congdon, Frederick Tennyson, law-
yer; legislator; administrator.
S. Hinkle C., formerly inspr. of schs.,
Halifax, N.S., and C. M. C., d. Dr.
Tomkins, Lincoln's Inn, London Eng.'
b. Annapolis Royal, N.S., Nov. 16:
1858; e. Yarmouth High Sch., Toronto
Univ. (B.A.. 1879; LL.B., 1883) and
Dalhousie Unlv. (LL.B., 1889) '; m.
Miss Louise Gladwin; barrister (N.S.),
1883; subsequently admitted in Yukon.
Alta. and Sask.; K.C., 1903; a Royal
c.ommr. to revise the Statutes of N. S.,
1898; successfully practised his prof.
in Halifax In partnership with Benj.
(now .Judge) Russell (q.v.); legal
adviser, public administrator and memo
COUThen, Yukon, Mch.-Sept., 1901 .
later practised law and was Craw
Prosecutor there, 1901-2; commr. of
Yukon T.erritory, Mch., 1903-0ct.,
1904; subsequently was again legal
adviser; now in active practice at
Dawson; a Lib. and has sat for Yukon
(H. C.) sinoe g. e. .Jan., 1909; un-
successfully contested Shelburne (H.
C.), 1888, and Yukon (do.), 1904; Uß\-
suooessfully rollltested Yukon (H. C. ) ,
g. 'e. 1911; '3JUJtbÜ'r: "Congdon's Digest
of N..S. RieiPonts" (1891); ICong.
Daw8on, Y.T.; Zero Olub, do.
"A to'We'r of Btren'gth to hiB party."-O.
Citizen.
.. Reg.arded as a.n able man and is one
of the few orato<rs Oif the House."-T.
Globe.
Conlon, Thomas, lumber merchant;
contractor.
S. Timothy and Bridget (Groack)
C.; b. Co. Mayo, Irel.. Sept. 29, 1844;
brought to Can. in Infancy; father d.
on the voyage; mother took up resi-
dence at Allanburg, Ont.; removed to
Thorold, Ont., 1859, where the family
has since resided; for many yrs. In
partnership with his bro., the late T.
John C., as lumber merchants, saw-
mill owners, vessel owners, and con-
tractors; has served in Thorold Coun-
ell; was a memo High Sch. Bd., and
ohairman sep. sc.h. ,trust; a Lib., and
unsuccessfully contested WeIland
(H. C.) in that Interest, 1887; his
name has been mentioned In connec-
tion with a senatorship; a R. C.: m.,
1872, Ellen (d. May, 1888), d. Andrew
O'Connor, Merritton, Onto - Thorold,
Ont,
Connaught and Strathearn, Field
Marshal, Xis Royal Highness
Arthur William Patrick, Duke of,
sÜ'lid,ier and sta't'esman.
Third s. of Her late Majesty Queen
Victoria and of His late Royal High-
ness . Albert, the Prince Oonsol't; b.
Buckmgham. Palace, JJondon, May 1,
1850; e. .prlva:tely; obtained his mil.
educa'tI.on at the Royal Mild,tary Al('aa.,
W'Ü'C!'IrwlCh; m., Mdh. 13, 1879, P1'Ïnc-e
s
Lomse Margt. Alexandra Victoria
Agnes (b. July 25, 186()'), d. late Prince
F'rederlck Charl'es of Prussia (better
knÜ'wn as II The Red Prince"), and
neJphew of the late Emperor William
1. of Germany [Her Royal Highness
s
a me-ro. of the Royal Order of Vi.ctoria
and Albel't, a Lady of the Imp. Order
of the CrÜ'wn of India, and a Lady of
.Justice .of ,the .order of St. .John of
.Joerusalem]; has served In the Royal
E!lgineers, Roya1 Artillery, P. C. O.
RIfle Brigade and the 7th Hussars'
entd. the army as a lieut., .June 19:
1868 ; was promoted capt., 1871 ; major,
1875; It.-co!., 1876; co!., 1880; maj.-
genl., do.; It.-.gen1., 1889; gen1., 1893;
field-marshaI, 1902; In Can., was a.pptd.
hon. co1. of the 6tlb II Duke of .con-
naught's Own Rifles," Vancouver, B.C.,
900; served with the Can. v. m. dur-
mg the Red River Expdn. and the
Fenian Raid, 1870 (gen.1. seI'V'ioe med
wi th one dasp); was on actJive se
,,'ice, also, dur,ing ,true Egyptian ExpdlIl.,
1882, In which Ihe commanded 'the
Brjgade of Gds.; was pr.esent at
the ac.tion 8Jt <Mahum, Aug. 24, and
battle of Tel-eI-Kebir, Se,pot. 13
(despatches, London Gazette, Sept. 8,
Oct. 6, and Nov. 7, 1882) ; thanked by
both HO'uses of Para.; m.ed. wi toh
clas'p ; bro.nz'e star; .second ü1øss
Medj.id'ie; C.B.C.; is also a K.T., K.P.,
G.,M.B., G.C.S.1., G.C.iM.G., G.IC.1.E.,
G.C.V.O., Knight of .Justice .of St. John
of Jerusalem, Colonel-in
Chlef of the
Rifle Brigad.e, d'o. dio. In n1skHÞen
Dragoons, do. do. Highland Light In-
fantry, do. do. Royal Dublin Fusillers;
peJIìSO'llaJl A.D..c. 'Ío ibhe Kring, C-olonoe1
of t:he Army Servdce Corps and of
the Gr-enI3!d1.er Gds., etc.; hOO'lds the
Order of the Goj.dJen Fleece of
Spain and the Prussian Order of
the Black Eagle; was oreabed Duke
of Connaug1ht and StratheaTn ana
IDarl of Sussex, 1874 ; l'enounoced
his o1\&im to .the Duchy of ,SaXle-
C{)loourg and GO'thl3., 1900: Wl3.S
asst. a.djt.-gen1. at Gibraltar, 1875-6;
commander at Meerut, India, 1885-6;
commander-In-chielf in Ire!., 1900; was
the personal representative .of hi,s bro..
bhe la.te KIng Edlward, at the Cor{)na-
tÎÜ'n Duroo.r, Delhi, 1902; inspr.-g1enl.
of tht> forces, 1904; commander-in-
chief and High Commr. In the Medi-
terranean, 1907; resigned this appt.
and retired .from the army. 1909; more
recently (1910) undertook a mission
to S, A. for the Inauguration of the
,
CONNELL-CONNORS.
253
new Parliamentary UnIon In that por-
tion of the Empire; was apptd. Gov.-
Genl. of Can., .In successIon to Earl
Grey (q.v.), 19111; in a-d.(!itio'll to his
other offices, HUes and dignities, Is
Grand MaSibpr of ,bhe FJ'le-ernasOIls in Gt.
Brit., an elder bro. of the Trinity
House, a bencher of Gray's Inn, presdt.
of W'eJI:Þington COllI., vtice-patron of the
Brit. Empire LeI8.Jg'ue, V.-P. Duke :or
York's Sch., d'o. St. Thomas Hosp.,
LaudQn, a mrem. an,d pre-sdt. of the
Genl. Council of the Royal PatrIotic
Fund, presdt. of the Kennel Club, a
memo of !the Roy.al Brit. Soc. of
A'rUs-bs, and pr.esdlt. of tlhe Royal
e{)lloiI1Ül:l Inst., e'bc., aloo an oon. me.m.
Zet,liand Mason.ic Lood,g-e of Toronto,
and an hon. /C,hoief of the Mohawk
-tribe of I'IÞdians; A'Thg.-Government
House Ottawa; Bagshot Park, Surrey,
Eng.;' Clarence House, St. James's,
London, S. W., Eng.
"An ideal choice."-M. Herald.
II A man o-f judgment and! tact."-
M.
E.
"A keRn, ze,al011s and capable so,ldier and
administrator."-T. Globe.
"Possesses a tact which has neve.r yet
failed him. "-T. Daily Star.
"Has had a hand in build,ing no less
than two of the great Dominions in th(>
Brit. Empire."-Dr. John Reade (q.v.).
" Has perfo.rmed all the importap,t
diplomatic tasks whicb have fallen to hIm
with the thoroughness and fidelity which
was so characte.rimic O'f King Edward him-
Belf."-M. Daily Star.
"Has the re,putatioDi of being a hard
wor1rer and devo-ted to duty 'like hi"
brother the Ki.ng. -and in all the atTai.rs
and relations of life has shO'Wn himself a
man of sensp and hool().ur."-M. Witness.
Connell, James Cameron, physician.
Scotch parentage; b. Ayr, Ont., 1863 ;
e. Dundas High Sch. and Queen's
Unlv., KIngston (B.A., 1884; M.A.,
1885; M.D., 1888); m., 1889, Agnoes
G., d. .J. A. He-nd'ry, KlngstOlt1, Ont.;
successfull'Y pra0ti
s his prof. in
ingston; a special1st In eye, ear,
nose and throat; apprtd. prof. oOphthail.,
ebc., Quee71's Undv., ,1889; d.ean or! the
med. fa.cu.loty 1JheJ'le SlÌ.noe 19Q3; surg,
Kingston Genl. Hosp., since 1889; also
a gov. of that Institution; a memo Am.
Acad. of Med" and a fellow Am.
Laryngol., Rhinol. and Otolog. Soc.;
author of a text-book on diseases of
the eye, ear, no&e and throat; a Presb.
-25 West St., Kingston, Ont.; Fron-
tenac Club, do.
ConneU, Walter Thomas, physician.
Irish orIgin; s. Martin and Sarah
(Bennett) C., Spencervllle, Ont.: b.
there, Dec. 15, 1873; e. there, Prescott
High Sch., and Queen's Unlv. (M.D.,
1894) ; .ro., Sept., 1900, FJorence, y. d.
loa t-e R. M. FOTd. Kingston; licensed,
1894; M.R.C.S. (Ðng.), 1895; L.R.C.P.
(Lon.w:I7l), -do.; looot. ,In pa.th., Qu
n's
Univ., 1895; proT. pa,bh. and bactl., do..
1896 ; bo.ct., E. Da:iry Bch., 1897; path.,
G-en'l. Hosp., Ki'll,gston, 1897; asgf:.
bact., Provl. Ed. of Health, 1904; path.,
Rockwood Hosp. for Insane, 1907;
also secy.-treas. med. faculty, Queen's
Univ., 1903 to 1907, when he resIgned;
b
sides contributions to med. journals,
Is the author of "A Laboratory Guide
In Practical Bacteriology" (1st ed.,
1899; 2nd ed., 1906) ; a Meth.-ll Arch
St., Kingston, Ont.: Frontenac Club, do.
Conning, Bev. John Stuart (Presb.).
S. late .Jos. C., Whithom; b. Glas-
seJ'ltiO'Il, Wigt,oWnlsh:iTe, Sc-ot., .June 4
1862; e. Oberlin ColI. anò To
ont
Univ.; pursued ttheol. stud-ie's, Knox
ColI., Toronto, graduating 1891; o.
1891, and was tJastor at Caledonia,
Ont., until 1899, when he W<lS c'1l1prl
to Walkef'Ì'on; apptd. past'or of Reid
Memorial Ch.. Baltimore, Md., whf're
he still Is, 1902; while In Can. was a
prominent C. E. worker, and bec<lme
ed. Christion Endeavour Herald, 1895;
also publfshed II The Canadian En-
deavour Handbook"; In hi
present
field has become specially ITJtf'rf'sted
In deaconess work, and, in addition to
his other duties, is pastor of a deacon-
ess home and training sch.-1228 N.
Caroline St., Baltimore, lIfd.
ConnolIy, Rev, John J, (R. C.).
B. Halifax, N.S., 1848; e. St. Mary's
CoIl., Halifax, and Montreal CoIl.;
entd. Jesuit Order, 1870; taug-ht for
some yrs. In Montreal and at Fordham
CoIl., N. Y.; complf'tf'rl his coursp In
tlheol. at Louvain, Belgium; o. 1880;
returned to Montreal. and for 4 yrs.
taught theol. to the scholastics at the
ColI. of Immaculate Con.cep.; spent
Borne Yrs. at the Gesu, Blf'ury St., and,
while there, founded the Montreal Free
Library; also the Lpag-ue of the
SaClred Heart; estabIJshe-d, likewise,
the 11Iessenger of the Sacred Heart,
of which he was ed. for 5 yrs.; later
l'aboured at Sault Ste. MarIe, Mich.,
where he founded a high sch. and a
young ladies' boarding acad.; apotd.
rector Ch. of Our Lady, Guelph, Ont.,
.July, 1905, sInce whf'n he has accom-
plished what he considers to be the
work of his Ufe, vlz., the Interior de-
coration and embellishment of a ch.,
which, though not the Iargpst, has
been pronounced by competf'nt au-
thority ,to be t.he m>ost 'beaut1ful in
("an -Guelvh. Onto
Connolly, Michael William. journalist.
B. AHumette Island, P.Q., Mch. 2,
1853; e. Montreal; has followed news-
paper work in Texas, 1874-87, and in
Tenn., since 1888; was ed. Memphis
Commercial Appeal and Memphis
News-Scimitar; now ed. Memphis Elk-
dom; in 18.ð.oddtlOJl, contributes POOllTlS,
esæys, .and: .sketches tlo variOlUs mags. ;
wel'! kJ1lOwn as a publ,lc spoeaker.-
Third and Madison Sts., Memphis,
Tenn.
"Connor, Ralph" (see Gordon, Rev.
C. W.).
Connors, Maurice 9" Am. ry. service.
B. Toronto, .June 7, 1858; entd. ser-
vice Lake Shore & Mich. Southern Ry.,
1872, and, after filling various posi-
tions on various roads, became gent
supdt. Peoria & Pekin UnIon Ry.,
1890; since 1899 has been genI. supdt.
Hocking Valley Ry.; also do. do. gent
supdt. Toledo & Ohio Central & Kana-
wha & Mich. Rys., and of Zanesville
& Western Ry.-Columbus, O.
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CONST ANTIN\E,AU
OOOK.
Constantineau, Bis Honour Albert
George, Co. Ct. .Judge.
S. late Geo. C., St. Eugene, Ont.; b,
there. ApI. 16, 1866; e. ColI. Bourget
and Lavall Unlv. (B.A., 1887; LL.D.,
hon., 1909)) m., 1891, Alice (M.D..
C.,M., Trin. Undv., Toronto, 1887),
d. late Michael MCILaughlin, To-
ronto; bar.rister, 1890; practised his
prof. at L'Origna'l, Ont., with a
branch at OttalWa; very success-
ful as a
riminal lawye:r; Crown
prosecutor at various assizes; for 2
yrs. presdt. Lib. Club, Ottawa, and
for several yrs. V.-P. Prf'scott Reform
A,s:sn.; .a;pprtd. junior judl
, Pre&otTb
and RusS1eItl, Jufi'Y 26, 1900; senli'Ü'r
judge, .do., M-ch. 8, 11904; iPresdt. Inst.
Can. Français, Ott'awa., ,1908-9; do.
Frenclh-Can. EdlUlC. Oongl'ess, 1910; ÒIO.
Olub Litteraire Can, Français, do.,
1911; a R.C.-L'01"ignal, Onto
Constantineau, Rev, Henri A, (R. C.).
B. St. .Jean d'Iberville. P.Q., ApI.
29, 1861; e. LaVla.1 Univ. (D.T,h., 1898) ;
entd. Order of Oblats, and was o.
1888; prof. Ottawa Univ., 1888-
91; prHet of commercial studies, do.,
1890-3; secy. do., 1891-4; prof., do.,
1893-4; rector St. .Joseph's Ch., Ot-
tawa, 1894-8; Sf'cy. Ottawa Univ., 1894-
8; rectOT, do., 1898-'190.1; l'oot'Or St..
Mary's Ch., .san Anto'n:to, Tex., U.S.,
1903-4; provl. of his order since 1904,
-San Antonio, Tex., U.S.
Conybeare, Charles Prederick Pringle,
lawyer.
S. Hy. C., the eminent engr.; grands.
Dean Wm. DanI. C., the geologist: b.
Little Sutton, Middlesex, Eng., May
19, 1860: e. Westminstf'r Sch.; hon.
D.C.L. (Lennoxvllle), 1907: m., 1890.
Ida, d. Lt.-CoI. P. H. Attwood; entd.
merchant service as midshipman,
1875; r:etd., and came to Can., 1880;
barrister, 1885; K.C. (E. of Aber-
deen), 1894; has practised his prof.
at Lethbridge; Crown prosecutor, S.
Ail'berta, 1888-1901; ben
her Law S'Ü'C.,
N. W. T., 1898; presdt. Lethbridge Bd.
of Trade, 1906; do. S. Alberta Bd. of
Trade, 1908; one of the promoters
Bank of ""Tlnnipeg, do.: presdt. ChI-
nook Club; author .. Vahn Fried"
(1903), "Lyrics from the West"
(1907), two volumes of verse, which,
according to competent critics, are
worthy to rank with the best produc-
tions of present-day singers: an un-
successful candIdate against Mr. Haul-
mIn (q.v.) íor N. W. Oou, niCJiI 1887;
an A'l1'g., 'a,TIld a del. 01:0 .bhe SY"nOO;
eJleiCtedi Clhanoonor, DIocese of C3JI!g'ary,
1904.- u Riverview," Lethbridge, Alta.;
Chinook Club, do.
Cook, Archibald ø:" lawyer.
R latp R<>v. John C., D.D., LL.D.
(Presb.), principal Morrin ColI., Que-
bec; b. Quebec, 1857; e. Quebec High
Sch. and McGill Unlv. (B.A., 1869);
m. Margt. Black Stuart, 3rd d. late
Robt. Cassels, Holland House, Que-
bec; advocate, 1879; K.C., 1899; prac-
tises in partnership with his bro., Wm.
C. (q.v.); formerly an Ald., Quebec;
a dlr. Temiscouata Ry.: a dir. High
Sch. Bd., Quebec; chairman Bd. of
Govs. Morrin ColI., Quebec; a Presb.
-91 D'Auteuil St., Quebec; Quebec
Garrison Club.
Cook, Rev, Ezra Albert (Cong.), edu-
cationist.
S. Ezra A. C., publfsher, Chicago
and Elizabeth C., d. late .Jonathan
Blanchard, formerly presdt. Knox Coil.,
Galesburg, Ill.. and Wheaton CoIl.,
Wheaton, Ill.; b. Wheaton, .July 14,
1875: e. Chicago public schs., Whea-
ton ColI. (B.A., 1898), Chicago Univ.,
and Halle Univ., Germany (M.A. and
Ph.D., 1904); m., .June, 1905, Miss
Ida Brode, Halle; pursued theoI.
studies Chicago TheoI. Semy. (B.D.
and fellow, 1902) ; o. 1901; pastor Dig
Timber, Mont., 1904-6; acting prof.
German and social sctencps and tpach-
er phil., Berea ColI., Ky., 1906-8 ;
MIner prof. system. theol. and phil.
of religion, Can. Congo ColI., Mont-
real, since 1909; presdt. Am. Soc.,
Halle, 1903-4: memo Apollo Musical
Club, Gh1cago, 1900-2; ed. The Citizen,
Berea, Ky., 1906-7; author some
published poems and essays, articles
for Am. Journ. of Theol.,. doctor's
thesis (in German) on Hume's
theory of the reality of the outer
world ;' be1iev
s in prohibition of
llquor traffic, fullest possible exten-
sion of cIvil service, govt. control, and,
if necessary, ownership of principal
public utilities, reasonably short hours
of labour, prohibition of child labour,
Sundays free for all workers at least
twice a month.-924a Mance St., Mont-
real.
.. Tl1p fìnpst scholar that ever came into
Kcntucky."-President Frost, Berea Col.
lege.
Cook, :Frederick, journalist.
S. late Chas. and Susannah C., Black-
burn, Eng.; b. Leeds, Eng., .July 4,
1858: e. there; came to Can., 1882;
m., 1886. Louise, e. d. Wm. Rea, late
secy. Ottawa Public Sch. Bd.: joined
staff Montrf'al Daily Star, where he
remained for one year; subsequently
removed to Toronto, to become a mem-
ber of the staff of the Toronto Mail,' In
1886 was transfd. by that journal to Ot-
tawa as Its resident correspondent;
later acted as correspondent for the
Empi?'e, and for 8 or 9 yrs. was chief
of the Ottawa staff of the Mail and
Empire,. was also correspondent for
several other Can. newspapers, and a
frequent contributor to mags. and peri-
odicals; fond of fishing and hunting
and has written several sketches on
thies,e /bop,ies; for 16 .or mo,re yrs.
IaJS
ba;d
charge of t'he Can. TIlews seTVIice .for
the LondlOTII Times; :presdlt. of the o.t-
tawa, Pa.rllty. Press Galaery, 1893 ;
p,resdt. Sot. Geo'rg
's Soc. IOf OtJba.wa,
1897-8; ,Supre,me Pres., Sons of En.g-
land, 1901-3; a.Iso 'bCJIlid.s ex'3.
o1:oo Tamk
In Maso;nk bCJId'Y, bed.ng a past Grand
WI3.Idle-n of IÌJhe Grand Lodg.e of
Can.; seI"VIetd QITl ltIhe o.ttawa PubHc
,Soh. Bd. 4 '}'IllS. and was 1CIÏ1:y ald.,
1894-7; I('!,efeated! f'Or '1Jhe Ottawa
mlayoraJ].ty in 1901, brut in 1902 was
eleCitJed mayor of 't'hoe oolPital ,by
a>eclal11aJbion ; r.e-<e!!oectJed the ,fo}}.ow-
ing year without opposition; on the
COOK-COOKE.
255
conclusion of his term of office the City
Council presented him with the mayor's
chair which had been used by succes-
sive {)OC'upanìs for 40 }'Irs., tJhe civic
officials a!òked his acceptance of a silver
loving cup, while the City Council re-
ceiyed the retiring mayor's portrait,
pamted by Forbes (q.v.), and sub-
scribed for by citizens of Ottawa: was
presdt. of the Union of Can. Munici-
palities, 19()3; edited and 'Published
"The Canadian Who'.s Who" (1910);
pl'eserubed with a set of 3 silver cups
-by .Ja'}J'anese Govt., 1911, In a.ckniQIW-
lødigmeiIllt of his serViioes as ;bon. secy.
of too .Japanese rel.I.e.f oooomrte., WlhJl.cfu
be 'Organized In Ottawa, 1905; an A'Ilg.
!
Metcalfe St., Ottawa; Rideau
Club; Laurentian Club, do.
Cook, Herman Henry, lumber manu-
facturer; retired legislator.
Y. s. late Capt. Geo. C., Co. Dundas,
Ont., who served with distinction dur-
inog ,the War o.f 1812 (med.), and Sara'h
(Castleman) C.: U.E.L. descent. b.
Tp. of Williamsburg, Co. Dundas, Ònt.,
ApI. 27, 1837: e. Iroquois Grammar
Sch.; m., 1861, Lyclia (d. Sept. 27,
1907), d. .Jas. White: entd. the lumber
business, 1858; secured extensive lum-
ber tmcts In the Georgian Bay region
and built at Midland City the largest
saw mill whlclh up to that time had
ever been erected within the Dom.:
later b
ame presdt. of the Onto
Lumber Co.; one of t'he syndicate
headed by Sir W. P. Howland, that
offered to construct the C. P. Ry.,
1880; of'Ormerily a òlir. Traders' Bank
of Can.: presdt. U. E. Loyalists' Assn.,
'1'01'00110, 1898-1900; a LIb.; unsuOCleSS-
fully contested N. Simcoe (Local),
g. e. 1871: sat for that constituency
(H. C.), 1872-8: one of Hon. Alex.
Mackenzie's "Old Guard": represented
E. Simcoe (Local), 1879-82; do. do.
(H. C.), 1882-91; unsuooossful'ly con-
tested E. Simcoe (H. C.), g. e. 1897;
"strongly in favour of transportation
facilities beIng opened Into the Interior
of the country and owned and operated
by Govt.": a Meth.-uArdnacloich"
!O Dowling Ave., Toronto. '
Cook, John Stanley Alexander, mer-
can tile service.
B. Mçmtreal, .Jan. 18, 1876; e. Mont-
real HIgh Sch.: unm.; entd. service
Montreal Bd. of Trade when 15; asst.
secy. do., 1898; also secy.-treas. Dom.
Wholesale Grocers' Guild, and treas.
Can. Club, Montreal; a promoter ot
clean and manly athletics, and was
formerly presdt. Westmount A. A.
Assn.; elect. 1st V.-P. E. Ca
. Amateur
Athletic Assn., 1908; hon. secy. Assn.
of Can. Clubs, 1909.-9 York Ave.,
We8t
ount, Montreal; Canada Club'
Canadwn Club, do. '
Cook, Blchard samuel, business man.
S. Richard Parker C., Calliper's
Hall, Hertfordshire, Eng.; b. Pete 1'-
borough, Ont., Aug. 21, 1860: e. High
Sch. there; m. y. d. late Rt. Rev. .John
McLean, 1st Ang. Bp. of Saskatche-
wan; agent Dom. lands, Prince Al-
bert; Councillor do., 1902-3; Mayor
do., 1906; presdt. Farmers' Milling &
Elevator Co.; do. Union of Sa.s
.
unl-
cipalitles; V.-P. do. Can. Mm.lcipall-
ties: hon. secy.-treas. Victoria Hosp.,
Prince Albert, since Its inception; a
firm believer in municipal ownership
ot public utilities: Ang.-Prince Al-
bert, Sask.; Sa8katchewan Club, do.
Cook, Samuel A" manufacturer.
B. Ont., .Jan. 28, 1849; removed with
parents to Wis., 1855; e. . common
schs.; m., 1876, Miss .Jennlp Christlp
(d. ISept., 1895): ds p'l'esdt. S. A. C.
Mantg. Co. and! Alexandria Paper Co.;
mayor Ne'enah, W'is., 1889; memo
Legisl!atul'e, 1890-91; del. Rep. Nat.
Oonvention, 1892; m'em. OonrgTl",e-ss, 6'bh
Wds. DiS't., 1895-7; deddned renomin-
a.tlon: uns'UC>CIessful candidate U. S.
Senator, 1898; sel1'V'ed :In 2nd Wis.
Vol. Cavly. during Am. Civ.n War.-
Neenah, Wi8.
Cook, Wfil1am, lawyer.
2nd s. late Rev. .John C., D.D.,
LL.D. (Presb.), principal Morrin ColI.,
Quebec: b. there, .Jan. 31, 1843; e.
Quebec High Sch. (medal.) , Queen's
Coli., Kingston, and Morrin ColI.,
Quebec; m., 1874, .Jessie, e. d. late
Robt. Cassels, Holland House, Quebec;
advocate, 1864; K.C. (M. of Lorne),
1880; has practised throughout In
City of Quebec; now in partnership
with hIs bro., A. H. C., K.C. (q.v.);
one of the leaders of the bar ;\ a
royal commr. to enquIre into losses
sustained by Quebec landslide, 1889;
a memo Bd. of Proto Sch. Commrs.; a
ò!r. TemiscomÜa Ry. Co.: a Presb.-
St. Foy Rd., Quebec; Quebec Garri80n
Club.
Cooke, Rev, Arthur William (Ang.).
B. Se.pt. 13, 1841; a gmduarte St.
Augustine's, Oan!!:.; o. d-eaC'on, 1864;
priest, 1866; :rector Ohrist Oh., CataJr-
aquI, Onlt., I5lnoe 1884; canQlli St.
George's 'CIa'th., Kingst'Ol1, 190,3: cbrap.
lain Kiingston Penty., d'O.-King8ton,
Onto
Cooke, Edmund Vance, author.
S. Edmund and Matilda (Vance) C. :
father's family from Gloucestershlre;
mother a Can.; b. Port Dover. Ont.,
.June 5, 18fi6; e. C
eV1e
and; m.,
Oct., 1897, :\f;iss IJHibh Oas,uoeberry,
ChIcago: a conltrl'butor to Sat. Even-
ing P08t, Century,
fetropolitan,
Ain81ee'8, Chautauquan, Critic. De-
lineator, Harper8. Independent. Lip-
pincott's, Life. Puck, Munse1J's, St.
Nichola8, and ot'he,r pe.ri-odlleals;
author uA Fatoh of Pansies," "Im-
plPrtlnent Poems," " Rimes to Be
Read," "OhrondC'I'es oof the Lit,tIe Tot ..
"Tol-d 01:0 the Lit<tle TOlt," "A Morn-
Inrg-'s M'a,II," II lJIottlte Song-s for Two"
etc.; a.Ilso a plaN'orm -I-ecttrrer f
r
14 seaS'on-s. appearing from oc
t.n
to oc-ean, with 1'e'ai!:lngs from original
wrltings; of the broadest and most
'!,<>lemnt rellg.ious beUef; a be-I1ev>er
m d'emocracy in Us 'Pu.rest form in
freeòom of trade, In tho(' a b-oI1tlon of
war, In dle.tetlc refO'M11 , di!';bel.ieV'lng In
th
'shambles -bOlth for men and
am.mals, aga.lnst class le.g"isl.ation and
U grafting' prlvUeges of aliI kinds
however Ò'lsgu.lsed.-113
8 Ma11(ield Rd'
S.E., Ç'leveland, 0.; Tre8art Club, do:,
256
COOKE
COOPER.
Soc. of Am. Humourists; Intern. Ly-
ceum Assn,
.. An unique and charmingly original
poet."-N. Y. American.
Cooke, Eereward Lester, educationist,
S. late M. W. and Clara Maude
(Eager) C., Montreal; b. there; e.
McGill Univ. (B.A., with 1st class
honours in mental and moral phil.,
1900; M.A., 1903); reed. 1851 Exhn.
scholar. for 2 yrs. from McGill Univ.;
spent 1 summer at Harvard Univ.,
proceeding thence to Camb., where,
owing to the value of his work, thp
scholar. was extended for a third
year, a research scholar. being grant-
ed from Emmanuel ColI.; apptd. asst.
prof. of physics, Princeton Univ., N. ,T
1906; m., ApI., 1911, M
ss Oliive Lois
M.acOaH'U'Ill, N. Y.-Princeton, N.J.
Cooke, Lt,-Col, Joseph Peter, lawyer;
QueÞeoc puhld'C servioe.
S. late Valentine C.; b. Drummond-
ville. P Q., Mav 18, 18fi8:. e. St. Fran-
cis Colt, Richmond, P.Q., and Mc-
Gm Univ. (B.C.L., 1880); 'Ill., Atpl.,
1880, Helen Grace, d. late Capt. Peter
"Rurnf'tt. Crnsnv, Eng'., and niece of
the late Archbp. Bond, Montreal;
advocate, 1881; K.C. (E. of Derby),
1893; Crown prosecutor, Dist. Mont-
re-al, 1897-8: sa-t 1"01" DruID/mond
(Local) in Con. intHest, 1892-3; bp-
came a' supporter of the Lib. party,
1893, and unsuccessfully contested
Montreal ( St. Lawrence Div.) , in that
interest, at the Provl. g. e., 1897; car-
ried bilI in Legislature prohibiting the
sale or use of tobacco or opium to a.nd
by minors; also moved twice for the
abolition of the Leg. Council: sprved
many yrs. in v. m. service. and com-
manded the 1st Re
t., .. Prince of
"-al-es Fusilierß," 1898-1903, WhMl h!'
re.t,ire-d Rnd 'was p.laoe-e-d ,on the R. 0.,
with his :rank; commanded Bis
<ey
team, 1898; apptd. regr. West Mnnt.
real, Oct., 1907; presented to the
pl'e.sent ICin'g and -Quæn, St. .James's
Palace, July, 1902; presented to Kln
Edward, do., do.; rpTesent by invita-
tion in Westmdnst'ffi' Abbey, 3.1t rtíhe
coronation of the late King and Queen.
Aug., 1902.-512 Argyle Ave., West-
mount , Montreal.
Cooke, Eon. -Richard Stanislas, judge.
S. late .John R. and Marie Emilie
(Cloutif'r) C.; b. Three Rivers, P.Q
.Jan. 23, 1850; e. St. .Joseph's ('I)JI.,
thoe,re .and: Laval UllIiv.; m., 1st, Aug.,
1877. Louisa (d. 1878), o. d. labe
.J. B. Lajoie, first Mayor Three
Rivers; 2ndly, Marie Florence Ber-
nadine, 3rd d. late L. U. A. Genest,
elk. of .tlhoe 'P'f"ace, Threle Rivers; .advo-
cate, 1874; K.C., 1899; Crown prose-
cutor, Three Rivers; Mayor Three
Rivers, 1896-97; represented Three
Rivers, in Lib. interest (Local), HIOO-
04 ; -apptd. a puisne judge, S. -C., P. Q.,
Nov. 16, 1904; a R.C.; was active In
promoting the construction of the
Lower Laurentian Ry.; Is hon. presdt.
Three Rivers Fish and Game Club.-
Three River8, P.Q.
Coombes, Very Bev, George Frederick
(Ang.) .
Seconò s. Rev. J. C., late vkar port-
wood, Cheshire, Eng.; b. Stockport,
Eng., 1856; e. Stockport and Man-
chester grammar schs., and St. .John's
0011., Oam,b.: s-ch'iYltar. and .p.rizem(1n;
B.A., 1879; M.A., 1883; m., 1885, Miss
Mary E. Eagles, Wallsall, En
.; o.
-deacon, 1881; priest, 1881, by Bp. of
Chester; classical master, Manchestpr
Grammar Sch., 1880-83; curate Port-
wood, 1881-83; came to Winnipeg,
1883 becomin
prof. eccles. hist. and
lectu'r. in classics and Eng., St. John's
ColI., Winnipeg: also f'xamr. in das-
sics and Eng., Man. Univ. (councmor,
1906) ; canon and prpcentor St. John's
Cat-h., W-inni'P'E'og. 1883-1905: dean -of
Rupert's Land, 1905; a del. to the
Svn{)ldlS ; 'eJieobPd (tlepoty. rprol-ocut'ÛT
the GenL Svnod, 1908; eI.eøbe-d p<re!'lcU.
of Dan. Öh<e'!"S AsS'n.. 1911.-" The
Chantnf," St. John's, Winnipeg, Man.;
'ITanitoba Club. do.
Coombs, Albert Ernest, eòurationi!':t.
S. .John C.. a resident of Co. York,
Ont.. for over f;O yrs.: b. on a f
rm
nr. Rkhmonò Hill. Ont.. ApI. 2. 1871;
e. public schs., Rkhmond Hill Hlqh
Rch., and Toronto Univ. (B.A., with
honours In classics, 1892: M.A.. 1895;
B.Pæd., 1897); m., 1897, Miss BeatriC'e
E1Uott, Richmond Hill: be
an teaC'h-
in
, 1871; principal Richmonò Hill
High Sch., 1895-99: do. Npwmarket
High Sch.. 1899-190Q: apntd. princi-
pal St. Catharines CoIl. Inst.. 190Q:
sprved 3 yrs. as examr. at Normal
CoIl.; set papers in hlst. of edue.
and sch. management; successively
<1. dir. A
ricul. and Hort. Soc., memo
Town Council and chairman Public
Library Bd., Newmarket: formerly in
v. m. service: a prominent Free-
mason; opposed to abolition of writ-
ten ex-amns. in eàuClalt. !'yst'em: a Mp'th.
-116 Church St., St. Catharines, Onto
Coombs, Henry Frederick, inventor.
E. s. Benj. and Mary C.; En
. de-
scent; b. nr. Red Bay. Labrador. 1844;
e. there; m., 1871, Miss Charlotte ,G.
Toombs (d. 1897); a trader
nò In-
ventor' Invpntor of the unsInkahle
metalU
Uf<>boat and life-savin
at-
tachments for boats; e-xhinited inven-
tions London Exhn., 1886; reai1 a.
pape
before Invpntors' Inst., London,
which was favourably commpntpò on
by daily press; author "A Narrative
of Dangprs of the Sea. to (Charlotte-
town, 1888): work sppcially notlcci1
and commended by Lord Aberdeen and
Siir H. q. Joly -de UoN:l!niêre; a Prot.;
supports and votes for honest govt.-
Sour-f.8, P.E.I.
I< For ypar!! 1111!! ol'pn I'ngro.el'f\ in tr,.ine:
to secur
lp
i!!lation wñirñ wonM prpvf'nt
thE' sending - of sñips to spa nnlpss pro-
vidpd with a sufficient mlmbPT of
ood,
sounf\ boats. always ready-provisionpf\ :\T1d
fittpd-np with life-saving appliancps."-M.
Wih1P88.
Cooper, ReV, Charles Edward (Ang-.).
S. Wm. and Catherine (
immf'ns)
C.; b. IsUngton, London, Eng., .Tune
12, 1854; e. Holbrook Rectory and S1.
COOPER-COPP,
John's Coil., Camb. (B.A., 1877;' M.A.,
1880) ; m., July, 1896, OctavIa, d. Ven.
John M,len, ArChdeaoon or S3Jlop; o.
deacon. 1877; priest, 1878. both 'n St.
Paul's Cath., London, Eng.; vicar Mil-
ford, Surrey, 1895-90: camf> to B. C..
with Bp. Pf>rr'n, 18(\3 : incumbent
Norbhfield, 1893; We
Nngt'On, 18
4:
r,,('tor Nanalmo. 18
9-1
04 : R. D., do.,
18Q6; rf>dor Rt. S'lvlour's Ch.. Vic-
toria West, 1904; official -chaplaIn to
the forces, 1904; a del., Pan-Ang. Con-
grçs!': Londnn. En t!'. , 1 Q08.-Cherrf-
man'8, Etlqufmo7t St., Vfctnrfa WPlIt.
R.C.: Unftrrl U?7fvprsity Club, Pall
Mall E., London, Eng.
Cooper, John Alexander, journaIlst:
author.
S. W. C., Cllnton, Ont.: b. thpr8,
1868; e. Cllnton con. In
t. and To-
ronto Un Iv. (B.A.. wIth 1st ('blss hon-
ours In pol. scIence, 1892; LL.B.. with
honours. 1893); Mackenzie Fellow In
Constitutional Hist., Toronto Unfv.,
] 895; m., June 24, 1896, Agnes M.
(B.A.. Queen's Unlv.. 18Q5), e. d. Capt.
Jas. Masc;le, R. C. A., KIngston: while
still at the unlv.. dM some TY1.f'T'ltorlou9
nf'w!;'paper work: was ed. of 3 of the
MacLean Puhlfshlng Co.'!!! papers, 1892-
5: ed. Canadian Ma,Q., Toronto, 1895-
1906 ; sInce then has been ed. Canadfan
Courter (L. P., 1906); secy.-trf"as.,
Can. PJ'E"SS AssiIl., 1894-1901; 'Pl'esdt.,
do., 1904-5; ToepTle-s.enlted Oan- a.t
World'.s Pf\e
s Parl l t., St. Lotl
S,
1904; 1ms hoon f'Or .garne yrs.
trNIS. of the Can. So('. of Authors; R
memo Ineorp. Soc. of AuthoTl!!!, Lon-
don, Eng.: one of the founders and
1st presdt. of the Can. Club, Toronto;
nas done much to extend the movement
In favor of C
m. dubs throughout
Can.; 'Presòt., Toronto WhIst Club,
1904-5: a dlr., Toronto Indus. Exhbn.
Assn., 1910: a memo Toronto Guild
of Civic Art, 1906: a memo Royal
c-omn. re seh. text-books, 1906: pre-
sented to the late King Edward, WInd-
sor Ca;stle, 1905; 2nd Ueut., Queen's
Own Rifles, 1896; lleut., do., 1904; capt.,
do. 1906; hal'J lectured on II Journallsm
of the Future," II Educa:Unog a CItizen,"
etc.: besides havIng contributed many
artJlcles to the mag's. Is author of "Can.
Under Queen VIctorIa": ed. II The
New Century Perfe-ct Speaker" and
II Men of Can.: A PortrR.lt Gallery";
Con.-16 Glen Rd., Toronto; Albany
Club, do.
"A. man of great ene,rgy: quick to kno'W
what the public d.emand.s."-T. Newe.
.. An ardent Imperialist -and hI!.<< done
much practical work f-orr the grorwth o,f
more intimate Jlcqllain-tanoo between the
peoples of the :MoOther Country and our
own."-Maritime Merchant.
Cooper, William Albert, photographer,
S. John and Mary C., London, Ont.;
b. there, Aug. 27, 1843; e. UnIon Seh.,
London; m. Enen, d. Capt. John Glb
son, Picton, Ont.; studied photogra.phY
under his bro., John C., the pioneer
photographer of London; practised In
various parts of Ont.; flnll'Jhed Can.
career In St. Thomas, Ont.: studied
ca,rbon process In Eng., and assIsted
Lamhert to Introduce It Into Am., 1876 ;
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257
studfed photo-mech. prInting with
Obernetter, MunIch, and Introduced
artotype proce!!!!!! Into U. S., 1878;
studied with Guillaume, Paris, and
brought the half-tone proce!!!s to Am.
and el'Jtabd. It In Chicago, 188Q: took
up study of reproducln
palntlng'!!! wIth
colour values, 1892: opf'ned I'Jtudlo per-
manently In N. Y., 1894, and ha!!l sInce
reprodu('ed many þr'vflte g'::Illf>rh>!!!
throughout Am.. Inr1ud'ng !"f>vf>ral Im-
portant onf>S In Montrf'al : is hon. nrf'sl-
df>nt London Old Hovs' AS!i'T1., GreatpT
N. Y.; Epl!'!.-lf}
.! RerQPn St.. Brook-
11m N.Y.: Can,adian, C7ub. N.Y.
Cooper, Rev, Wm. Ba'M'ett (Presb.).
cottlsh orf!!'ln: h. Ahprdeen. grot.,
18!)7
e. KIng's CoIl., AbPTl1een
(M.A.) ; coniturted tnf'o1. !';tul1lf'!'! Free
Ch. Tneol. ColI., A hf'rdf'PfI: first man
of his vpar: m. Mf!':!'! Cñarlto'l. Dur-
ham, Eng'.: o. 1887: mlnr. Durham,
Bng., ]
87-!)7: do.,
t. James's. Brfstol
En go. , 1897-1907;
In('e tnen has be-en
pnl. secy. Clln. Blhle Soc.: author
nUmM'OU9 revIew and mag. arUe1e!!!.-
to! Yonge St., Toronto.
.. A man of fnftuence and capaclty."-
T. Globe.
Coote. Michael Pat"lc
, 1"hv<:1c1aT',
Ir.I!"ih pal'entag'e; 'no QU'E>hpc; e. Qu
-
l'w>c Semy.: m., .Juty. 1
Ql, .Ma'Y"'
f'l
roe OaroHnof'. ð. t'Bf1f> Hon. J. T.
TaSl( oI he'1'f'-au, LT
.D.,
ud,P'P of 1111(' S11-
nr
mof> ("'t. of C
1fI.
H
"'T1t
"",fIP in m.p
.,
IJaJval} Undv., 1871; M.D. (dQ.), 1884:
am
y.e speclaUst
studlled a1so In En-g.,
Baris and Berliln: memo doe 113 Soc.
d'OphtJ1mJ1. (Ie Parts: memo RoyG;l Soc.
Ophthal., Lon-dI011, En.g.: now and
()Il'
!"ome YTS. 18. m'E"m. mlp,a. faculty, lAva.;]
Un:lv.: 18.100 ocuJ1st Hobel DI'e'l1, Que-
bec.; secy. ,foor Can., Inrtern. OoTI'
S
of Op>rutha:ls., Sw.Uz.elI'lra.nd, 1904: to'!"-
merly surg., 8th Regt. II R'OyaJl Rifles":
a R.C.-7.! Ste. Anne St., Quebec.
Copp, Albert 3'ameø Smith, lawyer;
legll!llator.
S. Thos. C.; U. E. L. df>scent: b.
Amlherst, N.S., Dec. 19, 1866: e. Am-
herst Acad., Dorchoeos'OOr and SackvllIe,
N.B.: m., 1881, E 1 1za, ð. Jas. A. De<n-
nison, Dtg1by', N.S.: barrIster, 1879;
wa."'I crown !prosecuior at Digby.
1887-1910: has been Vf>ry S1UCC>esstul
In crimInal cases; a LIb.; sat for
Digby (H. C.), In that Interest. 1896-
1910: apptd. commercIal agent for
Can., Boston, !Mass., 1910.-Canadian
O{flce, Boston, Matis.
Copp, Arthur Bliss, lawyer, legislator.
S. late Harvey and: Frances (Brennan)
C., Eng. and Irish parentage: b. JoU-
cure, N.B., July 10, 1870: e. Commer-
cial Sch., Mt. Allison Unlv., and Har-
vard Un IV'. ; m., Aug., 1903, BessIe
Margt., d. Hy, Bell, Newcastle, N.B.:
graduated LL.B. (DalhousIe Unlv.),
1894 ; barr:Ist
r, 1899; suocessfuilly
practised SIt Sa-C'kv.fI.le: a Lib., and h.as
sat, in ,tJ1m.t ,Interest, ,for Westmoreland
(Looal) slnce 1901: a roy>al com-mr. t'O
enquire lruto ('.harges against Oad)t. J.
H. Bratt, oomdg. Govt. crulse.r Curlew,
1906; apptd. Lib. orgaThÌ7ier far N.B. 'by
Lib. convention, Dec., 1906; a Presb,-
Backvme þ N.B,
258
OOPP-CORBY.
Copp, Charleø 3'oøeph, phYl!llclan,
S. late .John Chas. C., man gr. To-
ronto Land & Invest. Corporation; b.
Toronto, 1874: e. there; m., Apt, 1906.
Edl.th Mabel, d. Hy. O'Hara, Toronoto;
studied for his prof. at Trln. Med.
ColI., Toronto (M.D..C.M., 1897), and
St. Thomas's Hosp., London, Eng.:
L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1899; M.R.C.IS.
(Eng.), do.; memo ColI. P. and S.,
Ont., do.; a fellow Trln. Med. CoIl.:
memo outdoor staff Grace Hosp., To-
roruto; a mem EX'ÎV'e. Oombe. iMJoral and
Sociaa Reform Ooundl, Can.; ItTem;.
Lord's Day Alliance, Can.: local hon.
secy. Toronto Centre St. .John Ambu-
lance Assn.; prof. chern. and lect. In
toxlcol., Onto Med. CoIl. for Women:
a Cong., and treas. Congo PubIlshlng
00.; apptd. an Esquire, Order of St.
.John of .Jerusalem, 1910.-96 Wellesley
St., Toronto.
Copp, Mrs, Evelyn Aøhton-Fletcher,
originator Fletcher music method.
2nd d. late Ashton Fletcher, bar-
rister, Woodstock, Ont.; b. there: e.
local sehs. and Eng., France and Ger-
many: m., May. 1901, Alfred Copp;
became a teacher In the Hamilton
Ladles' ColI. and Bp. Strachan Sch.,
Toronto: patented the Fletcher Music
Method, which has revolutionized the
teaching of music to children, 1897;
has Introduced her system In C8.II1
the U. S., Eng., Belgium. France and
Germany.-Brookline, Mass.
II One o
the m06t dÏistinguished of
Oa.nadlians."-M. and E.
Corbett, Frederick D., merchant.
Head firm F. D. C. & Co., steam-
ship agents; contributed $10,000 to
the fund for the erection of a hosp
for siele chlldrf'n, HaIlfax, N.S.-Inglis
St., Halifax, N.R; Halifax Cl1tb, do.
Corbett, Very Rev, George (R.C.),
S. late Alex. C.: b. Glengarry, Ont.:
e. Reglopolls ColI., Kingston: o. 1873;
Is V. G. of the Diocese of Alexandria
and rector of Cornwall. - Cornwall
On
'
Corbett, 1VIløø 3'anet 1V[" lawyer.
D. .John C., Hallfax, N.S.: b. thf're:
e. Halifax Co. Acad.: removed to Bos-
ton, Mass., where she was admitted to
the Mass. bar; Is In successful prac-
tice there: the first Can. woman to be
admitted to the Mass. bar.-Boston
Mass. '
Corbett, Samuel C" physician.
B. Perry town, Ont., where his father
was a prominent and prosperous faml-
er, 1846: e. pubIlc and private schs.;
m., 1904, Gertrude E., d. late .John
Herbt. Sangster, M.A., M.D., Port
Perry, Ont.: M.D., Viet. Unlv., 1867:
memo ColI. P. and S., Ont., do.: prac-
tised successively at Perry town and
furt Hope; remoV'edJ 1Jo 'Man., .1882.
and has since practised at Winnipeg;
councillor ColI. P. and S., Man., 1886;
presdt. do. for 2 yrs.: also a council-
lor Man. Un Iv. and an examr. In med.
for many yrs.: Is Dom. health offir.,
Winnipeg, and grand med. examr.
A. O. U. W,; a Presb.; a Llb.- Win-
nipeg, Man,
Corbould, Gordon Edward, lawyer,
Third s. late Chas. C.. a retired
lIeut. R. N., who, after extended and
Important service afloat. was retired,
and afterwards practised In London
as a barrister, and Mary, 2nd d. Dr.
Durie, K.H.: b. Toronto, Nov. 2. 1847;
e. U. C. ColI.; atty. (Ont.), 1872; re-
moved to B. C., 1880: barrister
(B. C.), 1882: K.C. (E. Aberdeen).
1894; do. (B.C.).. 1900; benlcoor Law
Soc., B.C., 1907; 111Ias practJlse{l 'th'I'O'Ugih-
out 'In NelW WesbminosrteT: a Li'b.-Oon.;
sat In th'at dn1-el"es'Ì f'or New Wesltmdlfl-
,s\)er (H.C.), 1890-96. when lhe 1'e'Mred';
a'll Anrg.; m., tst, 1877, Arabe
ilIa
A,lmo'llid (d. 1894), 4th d. íMajoll' WIIn.
Down, 1st M.ad,ras Fusl'Itiers; 2ndly,
Om., 1901, Ohaz1J.c)ltrtJe Mary Eldm.biert:h
Wl"lgih.t, 2nd d. loate Cihi'ef Justdc
Slir
M. C. Oam1erolfl, TOl"onto.-New West-
minster, B.C.; Terminal City Club,
Vancouver.
Corby, Henry, distiller; ex-legislator.
S. Hy. C., M.P.P., a native of Han-
wall, Eng. ; e. public schs. and
Rockwood Acad.: took a commercial
course at Toronto, and subsf'Quently
entd. his father's office; on his df'ath,
SI\1'ClC'e'en-eod 1:'0 'hIs business I8.S a m11-
'l
r, d i'st.HÞe'l'. and I
TIlp'01rter 101' 'WIlD'es;
In his hands the business and work!';
have grown considerably, and are now
among the largest
md most prnsper-
ous In that line exlsttng In the Dom.:
the H. C. DlstlIlHY Co. was Incorpor-
ated by L. P., May. 1905: was for-
merly asst. chief, 'Bellpvllle Fire Dept. :
a dlr. District Agr1. Exhn. Co., V.-P.
Bay O'f Qulnte Bridge Co., prf'sdt.
BelIevtlle Crickf't Club, pre
òt. Bf'lle-
vlIle Fore!'lt and Stre::Jm Club, PI"E'sdt.
Nat. Gas Co.. presnt. Bf'llpvl11e Blrvcle
Club. commodore Bf'lIevll1e Yacht Club,
presdt. local br::Jnch St. .John Ambn-
lfmce A ssn., and hon. prf'sdt. Bf'llf'vil1e
Football I,pague; nwns Massass::Jga
Park. and has f'rf'C'tf'd a hotel and a
numbf'r of cottages thf'rf'. fnr the pub-
lic convf'nlf'nce: prf'sf'ntf'd :) p11bllc
park, to' be knnwn as Corby Par]" to'
Bpllf'vtlte, ] !10fj.
md, tngf'tbpr with
his wife, presf'ntf'd a pUblic lIbrary to'
thp "
mp ritv. ]I)OS: W::JS ::J 1 !'I 0 T1artlv
Instr11mf'ntal 'In l1::Jvfng a l:ldlf's' coR
estabd. thl're; a Con.,
mò prf'snt. nf
the IOCRl Cnn. ::J ssn.; sat. In that '1'1-
terf'st, for W. Hastfngs (H. C.), ] R8R-
1 !l01 : -on
ds rf'lb1l"eme'TllÌ. was T>N'!"Pl1<tiP'ð
wi.bh his 'Por.tr31t. pa,lnt.ed 'by Hams
(q.v.). '<1.nò f'ntt
rtJa,ln1E'
' Rt a publolc
banQ'l1lert by rtJhe Con. pa/l"t'Y. in ack;n.owil-
{>'dlgmen,t of ih'ls II spl-pnòlii1 p3Jl"ty S{>,r-
V1I'C'f' "; Q l)YI'orrD<in.en:t FreemaSO'Jl, Odò.-
lfeoHoow. ann 80'11 of Eng.: m., Se'PIÌ.,
1872, Maria. .r!.
'3.rte .John COOI'bney: Ihe
and Mors. C. Wf''!"e pTPSIe'Tlt.pð :to th>elr
iMoJes&ti.p.s tlhf' llat-e King oa;nd Qnof>le'll,
1 !l07.-Bel1e1'ille. Ont.: Ri-df'(11t Club,
Ottawa; York Club; Albany Club, To-
ronto.
.. Has donI' great gprvice to the country
and has upheld with foræ and success the
Conservative cause."-M. and E. .
.. An example of a. type of legislator
not too common on this continent-the ma.Q
without an axe to grind,"-M. Star.
CORKERY---CORNYN.
259
Corkery, Bev, p, (R. C.).
S. late B. C., Almonte, Ont.; b. there;
e. Carleton Place High SCh., Regiopo-
lis Coll., Kingston, Quebec Semy., and
Ottawa Unlv.; canon, 1905; has served
successively at Pembroke, Gracefield.
and Pakenham.-Pakenham, Onto
Corkill, Edward Thomas, Onto public
service.
B. Pfttsburg. Co. Frontenac, Ont.,
May 29, 1880; e. SydC'nham High
Sch.; graduated B.Sc., M.E. (Queen's
Univ.), 1904; unm.; formerly Supdt.
of MInes for Geni. Electric Co.; apptd.
Inspr. of Mines for Ont., 1905; author
of reports on the mines of Ont., petro-
leum and natural gas in Ont., and on
II The Occurrence, Production, and
Uses of Mica"; sa Pro.t.-32 II The
Alexand1'a," Toronto.
Oorley, John WIDiam Seymour, law-
yer; Onto public service.
S. Alex. Wilson C., Meaford, Ont.;
grandmother first woman settlpr in
Co. Grey; b. Meaford, Ont., Feb. 21,
1866; e. Meaford Public Sch.. Colling-
wood CoIl. Inst., and Trinity Univ.
(undergraduate) ; m., .June. 1!)03, Clara
Luella Smith (directress Woman's Can.
Hlst. Soc.), niece and adopted d. late
Andrew Heron, Toronto; barrister,
1889; head of 'Þeg1w} firm C., Bell
& Price, Toronto; K.C., 1908; apptd.
Crown Atty., Toronto, 1906; Is a dir.
Imp. Trust Co., and presdt. Grey Co.
Old Boys' and GIrls' Assn.. Toronto;
also hon. se<:y.-Itreas. Grom'Ït'e CUl'1li.n.g
3Jnd .skaUng RJi,nk ; Rppt'd. CO'!1Isul-
Gem
l. fur Bulga,ria, 1909; a Con..;
Anlg -,,6 Dunvegan .Rd., Toronto;
Alb
ny Club; National Club; Granite
Club; R.C.Y. Club, do.
.. Very independent; says what he
thinks, no matter who is around to hear."
S. N.
Oormack, Alexander, h-or.se jockey.
B. Woodstock, Ont.. about 1886 ;
has had a most successful career; with-
In 3 yrs. after entering his calling
had risen to a foremost place in it,
and achieved a high reputation as a
jockey, both In Am. and Europe; rode
for royalty In France and Germany,
also for the Rothschllds; was reputed
to have received a salary of $10,000
per annum; latterly was first jockey
for M. Veil-Picard, of France; now
living on a farm nr. Woodstock, Onto
-Woodstock, Onto
Corning, Thomas Edgar, lawyer.
S. late Nelson and Sarah (Murphy)
C.; Eng. descent; ancestors came to
Am., 1640, setJt1ling ø.Jt Bever-Joey, ,Mass. ;
grandf. removed to N. S., 1764; b.
Chegoggln, Yarmouth, N.S., Api. 11,
1842; e. there and Acadia Unlv. (B.A.,
1865) ; m., Aug., 1880, .Jane Alder (d.
May, 1910), d. .John Baxter, Yarmouth;
barrister, 1869; K.C. (E. Derby),
1890; a leader of the local bar; has
been recorder of Yarmouth; also treas.
and sotr., YarIn'oU't!h; a Con.. and Si3Jt
in that interest for Yarmouth (Local),
1882-86; opposed to the II re
al It
movement; unsuccessfully contested
same constituency (H. C.) g. e. 1900
and g. e. 1904; a councillor Barristers'
Soc., N. S.; a Bapt.-Yarmouth, N.S.
II Honest, fearless and independent."-
H. Rl'Tald.
Cornish, Bev, George Henry (Meth.).
S. late .John C., Toronto, and Eliza-
beth, d. .Jas. Hellins, Exeter, Eng.;
b. Exeter, Eng., .June 26, 1834; e. To-
ronto Acad., under late Rev. Principal
Gaol-e, a'I1.æ V.lctoria Un-iv.; emM. minlis-
try, 1858; o. 1862; was pastor at Nor-
wich, Grimsby, Burlington, Wingham,
Stratford (Central) , Mitchell (Main
St.), Hespeler, Port Elgin, Niagara,
and Lynden; superannuated, at his
own request, 1901; author II Handbook
of Can. Methodism" (1867), II The
Cyclopædia of Methodism in Can."
(Vol. I., 1880; Vol. II., 1903), II The
Pastor's Pocket Record" (1883),
II The Pastor's Pocket Ritual" (1884) ;
was journal secy. Mf'th. Conf., 1872-
77; secy. London Conf., 1879, and
Guelph Conf., 1884; was 6 times a del.
to the Geni. Conf.; in 1886 was apptd.
its statistician, and In 1892 was elected
its journal secy.; LL.D. (Rutherford
ColI., N. C.). 1887; m., .June, 1862,
Elizabeth Frances, d. Capt. Reynell,
Ballinalack, Westmeath, Irel.; was 3
times elected chairman of his dist.:
Wlngham, Markdale, and Stratford.-
28 Beatrice St., Toronto.
.. Has both a passion and a genius for
statisti es." - W e8tmin8ter.
Cornish, George W., organist and
pianist.
S. late Prof. C., McGill Unlv.; b.
and e. Montreal; studied for his prof.
principally In Germany; was 4 yrs.
at Stuttgart Conservatorium, under
Prof. Pruckner (piano) and Dr. Goet-
schins (theory), and 2 yrs. at Dresden.
undpr Hermann Scholtz, the weH-
known Chopin Interpreter; also spent
somp roths. at Weimar with Bprnhard
Stavenhagen; returned to Montreal,
1891, and made his debut there as a
pianist; was for 4 yrs. music master
at Dunham Ladies' Coli.; apptd. to
teaching staff of McGill Conservator-
ium of Music, 1904, he was subse-
quently chosen as organist of Erskine
Presb. Ch., Montreal.-"95 Mountain
St., Montreal.
Cornwall, Clement Arthur Xingscote,
electrical engineer.
E. S. late Hon. C. F. C., B.A., Sena-
tor, Lt.-Gov., and afterwards a co. ct.
judige in B.C" and Ohr
lJrIl{)ltote, ,hris wU,e,
3rd d. Rev. Arthur Gore Pemberton,
rector Kensal Green, London. Eng.; b.
Ashcroft, B.C., May 23, 1875; e. pri-
vate tutor; graduated B.Sc. (El.) (Mc-
Gill Unlv,). 1900; has been In testing
dept. B.C. Elec. Ry. Co. ; now practising
his prof. In Victoria, B.C.; Ang.--8-'6
Rae St., Victoria, B.C.
Oornyn, John Hubert, journali.st;
author and educationist.
B. Wingham, Ont.; Can. parentage;
e. Toronto Univ. (B.A., with honours,
1893) ; while a student, served On staff
of Toronto World; took post-graduate
work In Germany, and .spent some
mths. in France; dramatic and liter-
ary critic, N. Y. press; press corre-
260
CORRIGAN-COSTELLO.
spondent In Cuba durlng war: went
to Mexico, 1896, where he has since
been engaged In :Journalistic and mag.
work: author of numerous stories of
Mexican life; writes under nom de
plume of .. Pepe Rey " ; sometime
mango ed, Evening (DaHy) Star and
of Pan-American Mag.; now and' !for
some time representative In Mexico of
Scrlpps-Macrea news service, and a
contributor to Am. mags.; estabd. and
was principal of Eng. Grammar Sch.,
Me:x1oo.-2a Calle de BucareZt., No. 809,
City of M e:rfco.
Corrigan, Bernard, railway manager
and contractor.
B. nr. Montreal; removed many yrs.
ago to U. S.: a successful ry. cont!,ac-
ror; pre-sdlt. fOT SO'tIlte yrs. Mieftropoll'1rtan
St. Ry, 00., Kansas Olty; .Dem.; R.C.
-Kansas City, Mo.
Corrigan, Bev. Richard (Meth.).
S. Robt. and Margt. (.Johnston) C.;
b. Inkerman, Ont., .June 3, 1862: e.
Hl'gh Sch., K>e'1l1'})tV'iJole, Cdbo'Urg ÜO'H.
Inst and Victoria Unh,. (B.A., with
1st ., class honours In phIl., 1890 ;
B.D., 1893); O. 1893; has held pas-
torates previously at MansonvllIe, Ma-
gog Invf'rness and Iroquois; apptd.
pastor We9tm
unt Meth. Ch., 1907;
m., Oct., 1893, .Jennie, d. Nelson 1\401'-
gan, A11t'Ì.S'VtUe, 0",1:.-441 Broadv
ew
Ave., Toronto.
.. A preacher of more than average
8bilitv."-M. Witne88.
Corriveau, ApoUlnalre, lawyer.
B. Quebec City, .July 23, 1862: e.
Quebec Semy.; graduated LL.B. (with
Gov.-Gen:r.',s med.). La;vl3.1 Unlv., 1885;
m., Sept., 1889, Mlle. Leda Dufresne,
Quebec; advocate. 1886; K.C., 1906;
In extensive practice In City of Que-
bec In civil and criminal cases In all
the courts; counsel for Quebec Govt.
In cases arising out of commercial
tax, 1897; has been presdt. St. .Jean
Bapte. Soc., an,d chief II13JTlger St. Sau-
w'l1rO>urt, OalthoNc Foresters; a
R. C.; a Lib., and a warm supporter
of Sir W. Laurler.--63! St. Valier St.,
Quebec,. Club St. Louis, do.
Cory, Capt, George morton, H.M.'s
regular mil. forces.
S. Chas. D. C., Toronto, formerly of
Halifax, N.S.; b. Evanston, Ill., Dec.
26, 1874; e. BIshop's ColI. SCh., Len-
noxvUle P.Q., and Royal MIL ColI.,
Klngsto
; graduated 1895; 2nd lieut.
Royal Dublin FusiUers, Aug. 25, 1895;
capt., Feb. 24, 1900; served in S.
Africa during war, 1899-02 (despatches
twice; Queen's med., with 7 clasps;
King's med., with 2 clasps; D. S. 0.,
1900) ; seirv,oo a1'S1O 1n Aden Hintel"liMld
Expdn., 1903; umm..-Care War O{ffce,
London, Eng.; Naas, Co. Kildare, Irel.
Cory, William waUace, Dom. public
service.
Eng. and Scottish orIgin; s. Thos. C..
Mayor. of Gladstone, Man., a native of
Lostlnthiel, Eng., and Margt. Johanna
(Garret) C.;' b. Strathroy, Ont., .June
16, 1865; e. local sche., Glad!!!tone, and
St. John's Coil., WinnIpeg; m., 1888,
Miss Laura Watson, Lincolnshire,
Eng,; accompanied parente to Man.,
1870: studied law In Winnipeg: com-
pleted his article!!! In Atty.-Genl.'e of-
flce, where he became a elk., 1889;
:Joined Dept. of the Interior, Can., as
elk. In charge of the patenting of ry.
lands, .Jan., 1901; apptd. Inspr. of
Yulmn offices, under Depts. of the In-
terior and .Justice (remaining In the
Yukon throughout the summers of
1901-3), .July 1, 1901; do. asst. commr.
Yukon lands, .Jan. 19, 1904: Df'pty.
MinI'. of the Interior, .Jan. 1, 1905; C.
M. G., 1909; a dlr. O. A. A. Assn. and
various ot'her local bodies; Is hon.
op.resdt. OttJa. wa H()Ickey and F{)I()Itoo,lll
Clubs and of 1:he Capital Lacrosse
Club; elected presdt. Civil Service
Club, Ottawa, 1909; an Ang. and a
del. to the Synod.-!l! Argyle Ave.,
Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ottawa Hunt
Club, do.
.. Knows ,the West like a boook."-O.
Free Pre88,
. .. !?ne {)f the ablest men in the Oivil Ser-
VIce. -So N.
Coste, Eugene Marius Antoine, min-
Ing engIneer.
S. Nap()Iloeo'llJ Aqex., C. E., ReJe<ve or
'Maldle-n, Onlt.. a.n'd MØJt'hiHdle (R:obi-
d!QlUx) C.; b. AmherstJburg, Ont1:.., .July
8, 1859; e. France and Oan.; m.
1& Jate T. D. 'Dims, Dam. FlnranciaJI
Inapr., Ottawa; entd. service Can.
Geol. Survey, .July, 1883; mining engr.
do., 1887-89; since In private practice:
opened up and equipped the WeIland
natural gas field; has since visited
many of the natural gas fields of the
world, and Is an authority on the l'Jub-
ject; author report on the production,
value, exports, and Imports of miner-
als In Can. (1888), and of several
papers on the same subject; has lec-
tured on .. The Volcanic Origin of Oil "
before the Can. Inst., Toronto, and on
.. The Volcanic Origin of Natural Gal!!
and Petroleum" before the Can. Min-
Ing Inst., &me city; elected presdt.
Can. MIning Inst., 1903.-!10 POf'lar
Plains Rd., Toronto ; National Club;
Engineers' Club, do.
Coste, Jean Louis Napoleon, civil
engineer.
Bro. of preceding; b. Amherstburg,
Onot., July 31, 1857; e. in Fmnce anð.
Eng.; In. Miss Marie Theoose d'Es-
teTre; mern. Oan. Soc. C. E., 1887;
enftd. Can. !puhUc S>eTvdce, OCJt.., 1883;
chief en-gr. Dept. o! Pu'I:JlNc Works,
Oam., .June, 1892; !'eSigned Feb., 1899,
to take lÍJhe manag.ement JOf the Yulron
:Miln.ing Co.; J'eturnoo to lPubl'ic Works
De'þt., 1902; commussioned to dnvesti-
ga,be i!lnd
'O'I't UPOlIl the .Impro'V'eIffienrts
noe-edoed to ,the 'Prlndpal Can. \harbours,
Oct., 1902; apptd. memo Intern. Inland
Waterway O:mmm., .Jan., 190'5; 1!lJdrvIo-
oates Sltrong.ly t!l1e ocon-struCltdoo or the
Georgllan Bay OanIaJ1.-2
! Charlotte
St., Ottawa; Rideau Club, do.
Costello, Thomas, Dom. publIc ser-
vice.
B. Tp. Horton, Co. Renfrew, Ont.,
Sept. 23, 186
; e. public and high Bchs.,
Renfrew; m. 1893, CatherIne, d. Wm.
Erwin, Camden, N.Y. ; commenced com-
merdal career, as mangr. of the busi-
ness of Boyd, CaJdrweI:l- & Co., Lanark,
COSTELLO-COTE.
261
Ont., 1884; succeeded to woolen manfg.
portion of business, 1893; became sales
mangr. and asst. genl. mangr. Hewson
Woolen and Knitting Mills, (of which
he became is. d1r" 1907) 1906; elllbd.
Customs Dept., Can., 1908; apptd.
Dorn. 'reX/tHe Inspr. and Dom. Aip-
praiser, 1909; author of a special re-
port to Parlt. on the Woolen Industry
In Gt. Brit. (1909); R. C.-
76 Palm-
erston Boulevard, Toronto; Ontario
Club, no.
Co.teUo, Thomas '1/1., legislator.
B. P. E. I., June 1, 1845; e. there;
removed to Woburn, Mass., 1864, and
to N. Y. State, 1869; engd. In mer-
cantile, manfg., and real estate busi-
ness; held a variety of local offices; as
a memo N.Y. Assembl'Y (1889-1902) <In-
troduced and passed sweat-shop bill,
and the bill putting all labour laws of
the state under the factory Inspector's
care.-Sand Bank, Oswego Co., N.Y.
Coster, Charles James, lawyer.
S. late Rev. C. G. C., Ph.D., head-
master St. John Grammar Sch., and
- (Holbrook) C.; grands. Archdeacon
C., St. John; b. St. John, N.H.; e. St.
John Grammar Sch.; ro., July, 1893,
Laura K<>turah, e. d. General D. H.
Warner, U. S. consul; barrister, 1885;
K.C., 1902; suC>OessruUy pmotisð!I In St.
JO'hrl.-St. John, N.B.; Union Club, do.
Costigån, Hon, John, statesman.
Irish parentage; s. John and Bridget
C.; b. St. N
chola!!l. P.Q., Feb. 1, 18
5;
e. Ste. Anne s ColJ'!"; m., 1885, Harnet,
d. J. R. Ryan, Grand Falls, N.H.; re-
moving to N. B. In early Ufe, became
Regr. of Deeds for Co. VictorIa, and
a JUdge or the Inferlo.T Ct. or Common
Pleas In that Provtnce; !politically a
Con., up to the advent of the Laurier
Admn., 1896; .sInce then has been a
supporter of the lAb, party; sat for
Victoria, N.B. (Local), 1861-6; repre-
sented do. do. (H. C.), 1867-1904;
Mlnr. Inta.nd Revenue, 1882-92; Secy.
of State, 1892-4; Mlnr. Mar.1ne and
Fisheries, 1894-6; called to the Sena.te
by Earl Grey, Ja.n, 16, 1907; 8Upported
motion ma.de by late N, F, Davin, K.C.,
M.P., for extending the Dom. tranchl!!le
to women, 1895; Is :pr
dt. United IriSh
League; formerly presdt. St. PatrIck's
Temp. Soc., Co. Carleton Bd. Ancient
Order Inbernlans and Quebec and N.
B. Ry.; mEml. eJctV'e. coar.1te. Ottawa
Vt8.H
Fish and Game Protective
Aøsn., 1905; do. Oan. I"8Itrlotlc Fund
ASl!ln., 1901; promobeir ManltO'U OU &
Ge.l! 00., 1905; was prevtlous'ly a pro-
moter of seV1eral 'Publdc COSo !n N.B.
and el'8e'W11!ere; a strong beU.eV1er in
Home Rule for I1'eI. and .bas UPOO1
several occasIons IDiOV'ed in iliart dlrec-
Uon In Parlt,; at an ea.Tl1er ,perIod
beoame closely Iden11fled wl'th the BOO.
questlO'll In N.B.; a del. ,to 1'11oe I
tBh
Nat. OonV'et1ltlon. DubI;Jn, Ire1., 189&;
R.C.-f!9 Stewart St., Ottawa; Eå-
mundaton, N.B.
"A thorough Irish patriot."-O. JOU1'71al,
Costigan, Lt.-Col, Richard, merchan t.
S. .John and Agnes (Wheelan) C.;
b. Montreal, Nov. 27, 1880; e. Royal
Arthur Sch.; represented St. Antoine
Ward In City Council 3 tennll; Proto
echo commr. 6 yrs.; served for many
yrs. as an offr. In the Montreal Field
Arty.; attained to the command, as
major, 1897; placed on aotiv.e l1st in
command of 7th Brigade, with rank
of '1Jt.-c'()Il., 1902; t-erm ex,td. to 1908;
p<OOIseases R. S. A. 1st olass ceI'lt. IMld
long service decoration; served during
S. A. campaign with II E" Batty. (de-
sp8JWhes; mede.) ; elleCted presdt. Doon.
Arty. Assn., 1909; a memo Royal Ar-
canum; a Prot.; a strong bellever In
a prot-ecbive /tarlff for 0an..-
!9 Mac-
kay St., .Montreal; St. James'8 Club;
Montreal Hunt Club; Military In8ti-
tute, do.
Coté, Aurele Suzor, arUste-peintre.
S. late Theophlle C., N:P" collr. pro-
vincial revenue, Arthabaska, P.Q., a.nð
- (Suzor) C.; nephew Mgr. p, IL
Suzor, V.-G. of Nicolet, P.Q.; b. Ar-
thabaska, 1870; e. Commercial Acad.,
there; unm. ; orlg:lnally a ch, decorator { .
went to Paris, Mch., 1891; studied a
the Ecole Nat. det!l Beaux Arts, under
Bonna t, and the Acad. Julian, under
Le!ebre ; won the grand prIze for the
competitive pIcture. II The Death or
Archimedes," 1898; took a bronze ..nod
a gold med. at the EXþ. Univeraale,
1900 (where he was one of the judges
In the fine arts sec.); had exhlbltE"d
pIctures at the salon In 1894, and
again subsequently one of hIs pic-
tures, II Pastourelle," was admitted to
the reward list; Qne of his Salon pic-
tures, "Retour des Champs," hal!l been
specIally admIred; apptd. an ofrr,
d'Acad. by the French Govt., 1901;
commIssIoned by the Dom. Govt. to
executp panel decorations and fllustra-
tions for Parlt. Bdgs., Ottawa, 1908;
has exhbd. frequently In Can., whe1"&
hIs works are highly prized (see Lø
Journ. de FrançaÏ8tJ, Jan. 4, 1908, and
Toronto Globe, for Feb. 6, 1910, for
appreciations) ; among hll!l more recent
works have been a portr
It <Yf Sir w.
Lauder for the Parlt. Buildings, Ot-
tawa; "The Landln
ot Champlain at
Quebec .. and .. The Discovery of
Canada: by Jacques Cartier," &11 three
of much merlt.-Car8 W, Scott & SOft,.
Notre Dame St., Quebec.
II By preferentJ& a landøeape painte,r, but
no branch of the paInter's an ean be re-
garded a.8 cloøed to hlI:1. All,. eolO'l11'ÍtJt
he I. orl
ina1 and tI<<e, rliTtI and his palett&
fa marvelloulIly Mlee\ and Tarled. As a
drangMB'lDan he Is learned, eOrnle\, and
ele&,an', with a ftne senile of the rhythm
of line, and. his modeDing II flue as weU
a. nbtle. HI. .tyl6 Is bold, Ti
()ron. and.
.tron
ly penonal."-a, (Ntue",
Coté, Joseph Arthur, Dom. publfc
service.
Third'S. late J. O. C., clk. Queen'.
PrIvy Council, Can.; b. Quebec, Nov.
24, 1862; e. Ottawa Unlv. and Bour-
get CoIl.; entd. public service, Oct"
1882; a commr. to deal with claims of
halfbreeds In connection with Ind.
treaty In Athabaska DIet., 1811;
chief ol.k., Dep-t. of the InterlOT, 190';
Asst. Deputy Minr. of the In
ApI., 1908; R. C.-.AltJ#:andro Hote'i.
Bank St., Ottawa.
262
COTE-COTES.
Cot6, Louis, inventor and manu-
facturer.
S. Geo. and Julie (Langelier) C : b.
St. Dominique-de-Bagot, P.Q., Mch.,
1836; e. St. Hyacinthe and Jacques
Cartier Normal Sch., Montreal; m.,
1868, Louise, d. Chas. Pigeon, St.
Hyacinthe, P.Q. ; early turned his
attention to mechanics and Inventions'
has largely contributed to the Immense
progress that the manufacture of boots
and shoes has made In the last 45 yrs. ;
started Quebec's first boot and shoe
factory, with his bro. Geo. and the
late Guillaume Bresse, 1863; removed
to St. Hyacinthe, 1866, where he has
since continued his business upon a
large scale; .has been city councillor,
mayor and sch. commr. there; 1st
presdt. St. Hyacinthe Waterworks Co.;
do. do., La Compagnie de8 Pouvoir8
Hydraulique8; served as Royal commr.
to enquire into the labour question,
1887; well known as a successful In-
ventor; some of his Inventions have
been adopted and are in use In the
boot and shoe factories of the U. S.,
Eng. and France; a Lib.; a R. C-
Bt. Hyacinthe, P.Q. .
" One o.f Quebec's most progressive busi-
neß8 men."-Late Bon. L. J. Forget.
Cot6, :NarcisBe Omer, Dom. public
service.
S. late Jos. Olivier C., clk. Queen's
Privy Council and Depty. Govr. of
Can., and Marie Julie Lêocadle (Le-
prohon) C.; ancestors came to Can.
under French rêglme ; b. Quebec,
Sept. 14, 1859; e. Ottawa Commercial
AC'ad. and Ottawa Unlv.; m.. Aug.,
1907, Mabel: Edna, 2nd d. latle Hon. Mr.
Justice Girouard. Supreme Ct. of Can-
ada; entd. public service, Dept. of In-
terior, 1879; promoted chief clk., 1904;
apptd. head lands patents branch and
regr. Dom. lands patents, 1906; secy.
royal commn. apptd. to Investigate
and adjudicate upon claims of half-
breeds, N. W. T., 1885. bE'comlng a
memo of the comn., 1887; apptd.
chairman of a similar comn. to d"al
with cE'rtaln halfbreed claIms In the
provl!':lnnal Dlst. of Sask.. and of a
comn. to f'nqulr p Into and report upon
thp C'laim
of !':C'nllt
and othf'r
for
the1-r SieTV'1N>S during N.W. ReoomO'l1
OR8!)). 1900: L.S.O.. 1911; 1liut'h'OT
.. PoNtlC'al A tJpol11JÌm 1 e<n'Ìs, Pa1fl1rume1l'Ì's
a'l1d t'hoe Ju
1('<i'8.1 BE'noh of Canad':'1.
1867-95" (1896). a'l1d .of a SlLwlement
thereto (1903): he-ltd a omnn.
'11 Gov.-
Genn.'s "F100t Od,s. for se-reml yrs.: TP-
tired with rank or oopt.; a RC.-t7
Cooper St., Ottawa; Rideau ChLb; Ot-
tawa Golf Clttb.
Cote, Rta.nfø1a.ø, jOl1rna1tst.
B. St. Johns. P.Q., 184ft; e. St.
Jdhn8 H1
h Soh., M'O'l1rt:reß.lI, a.nd Rot.
Mary's CoIl.: m.: graduated B.C.I....
(VIC'torla Unlv.). 181\9; advocatE'. do.:
secy.-tTE'aS. Town Oounctl, St. John's
5 vrs.: slncoe 1880 has OOfm {!'.p'V'O't'Pd <to
jmmrllltHsm: W'aJS QITl Le Monde. unI(J'f'r
Jate F. H'Ü'l1ð!e, M.P.;
taJter. j'OOnte(! Le
Monfteur dft Commerre, or w'hkh }]""
has been ohle! 00. ror a constð'e'M.bl'E'
ppriol1: W'1!'1 !,;pcy. Chambrp (!f' Com-
merre, 1889-99; a memo L'UndoD
Catholique and L'Unlon des Commls.
Marchands; a Lib.-195 First Ave...
.1laisonneuve, .Montreal.
"The BOul of the early eloøine move.
ment."-M. Star.
Coté, Thomas, Dom. pu bUc service'
ex-journalist. '
S. late Theophile and Flavle (LarI-
vee) C.; b. Ste. François de Trois PIs-
toles, P.Q., Sept. 22, 1869; e. there,
Quebec Semy., and Laval Unlv. ;
graduated B.A., 1889; entd. jourruallmn
on Le Oanadien, under late Hon. J. I,
Tarte, do.; e.d. Le Progres (Windsor,
Ont.), 1893; ed. L'Opinion PubUque
( Worcester, 'Mass.), do.; city ed. La
Patrie (MiOfI}J1:JreaI:), 1894-1901; asst.
secy. Do .Mr. Tarte, 1897; aSS'!:.
al
censu'S comll1,issioner (l'IetnJaJIm1ng until
its comp.lieltdon), 1901; decl'lne.d wpplt.
as joint oomm:o, Liege Expn, , 1905;
secy. Can. sec., Inter.n. WlattJeTwnys
Oomn., do. ; becam
1TIl3.ng. ea. La Presse
(M-onltrea.l), 190'4; resigned, 1909; IOIùe
of the Irepresen:tatJIves 'of Can. 8Jt 'tJhe
Brus,sels EXJþn., 1HO (creaJted an OtfT.
of thie Oro'aT of LeiO'poIld, dl(}.) ; a Imem.
MontJI'e8i1 Bd. .of Trade and Ohambre-
dle-Commeroe; has 'be.en p1'eM l t. O'f toM
press g'a,l,lery, Ottawa, and or ,the Clrttb
Nat., Montreal; Is a United Work-
man; ihlas heM .a C!OImn. 1n 6M.Ih
Regt., and Is now capt. 21st Batty.,
C. A., Montreal; one of the 10 Cercle
dC's Dlx," Ottawa; author 10 Trois
Etudes" (1891) and of a work on
Mercier and his tl
es, 1907; elleJCrt.ed a
memo {)If tù1Je Soc. of Arts, 'L<md!o<n, Eng.,
1911; a Lib. al;J his iNf,e, !but h.3.JSi de-
dine.d nomination tJo the Leg1isla>tuN\
and BarHamen.t; a R.C.-7f8 Elgin Bt.,
Ottawa; Club Canadien; Club St.
Deni8; Canada Club; Military l1ut,..
lIfontreal; Laurentian Club, Ottawa;
Gol! Club, Ottawa; Rideau CurlinD
Club, do.; Elks' Club, do.; Rideau
Canoe Club, do.; Nativnal Liberal
Club, London.. Eng.; Union Club,
BTussels, Belg'lUm.
"A briHiant and eapable Journahst."-
M. Herald.
"A JIlI8a:l of enerrgy. pen;ever.aJ1C9. am.d
ability."-T, Globe,
Cotes, Mrø, Sarah Jeanette, author,
E. d late Cnaø. and - (Bell) Dun-
can, BTantford, Ont.; b. there, 18U;
e. there, chiefly; m., Everard Cha.I.
Cotes, M.A., mango dlr. Indian Newø
Agency; In early Ufe a public ateh.
tooc'her; later, a preøz corresporudent;
then joined the ed. &t./:i.tr of the Wuh-
Ington P08t,' later joined .tatr Toronto
Globe, writing UM'aT rtihe nom-d8-plume
.of ,.. Gar:th GrafltJO'll " ; was 'J)&r1rty. cor-
J'espondent flo'r MOOlltreal Star, Obtawa,
1888; aftef!Wards In company with
Mrs. UUan Rood (q.v.) roadie a tour
1'OUOO tbhe WOI'ld, WT'ltlng letrt:eT.I!J .1"or
the Am. and Can. press; her book of
otra V'eils, en:ti b100 II A Social Departure."
was pubU.hed In 1890; her later nOTel.
are 818 follows: lOAn Am. Girl In Lon-
don," 10 The Simple Adventure. of
MroJl\Bahlb," II Vernon',!! Aunt," ,. The
Story of SolU1y Sahib," "A D&
hter
of To-ðaY," .. HIli Honour and & Lady,"
lOA Voyage of OonS'Olatlon" (lItS),
"The Path of a Star" (1I9!!), "On
COTTER--COTTON,
263
the Other Side of t:he LaOOhJ" (1901),
.. Those Delightful Americans to (1902),
"The Pool in the Desert" (190'3),
"The Imperialist" (1904), "Set In
Authority" (1906), "Cousin Cin-
derella, a Canadian Girl in London to
(1908). "The BUI"IJ.It Off'erring" (1909),
aoo " .l\:fuTY Bagerter" (1911); has
8,J1S0 pUb!iishied a V'Oilum.e of essays
Cl3J1Jled II SauJ1JoofliJ1Jgs "; an Ian,p.e:riallist
In rbhe broaKLest seJlJse.- Westonbert,
Simla, India; Ladies' Empire Olub,
London, Eng.
"Possesse.s " light, bright, incisive style
and a malice.fU] femiruine wit that put.
her in the same class with Jane A:uste.n."-
M. Standard.
.. The humorous vein and crisp tone of
her varied literary work has WIOn her a
special niche among the woman writers of
the day."-Bookman.
II The ge'nius O'f J.ane Austern is ID/8Jn,i-
fested in. her power to reflect for us in the
pages of a. book., a8 in &. mirror, the very
essence and spirit of the life by which ahe
was surroundoo."-'1', Globe,
Cotter, Bev, Louis (R. C.).
S. late R. C., St. John, N.B.; b.
there; a memo .Jesuit Order; o. 1893;
ed. Oan. Messenger of the Sacred Heart,
1902; formerly attached to the Ch, of
the Immaculate Conception, Montreal;
now asst., Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.-
Sault Ste. Marie, Onto .
Cotter, William, Am. ry. service.
,so Wm. and: Brid!get (M'orrjssey) C.;
b. BI'Ooming.oo
, HL, ,1858; e. ;publdc
sChs.; rn., Dec., 1886, Mi'ss Emma
We'igreffe" l;i.bCJhifielò, [N.; IeI1Itd ry.
service, 1874, and, after holding a
variety of positions on U. S. roads,
was supdt. Grand Trunk Ry. (E. D.),
Montreal, 1896-99, and do., do., do.
(W.D.), DetrotÏ.t, Mich., 1899-1901;
g.eIIlL rnangr. P.e:re .MiarquCltte Ry.,
190,4; tplresdlt. and ,genII, mangr. ,dio. d.o.
since 1907; aJ1Jd presdit. wnd geI1Jl..
mangr. CincinlIl8Jti, Hami,lrbon and Day-
tlOn Ry. siIlJCle 1909.-37 Putnam Ave.,
Detroit ! Mich.; Detroit Olub; Detroit
Golf Cub, do.
Cottingham, Walter Horace, manu-
facturer.
.B. Omemee, Ont., 1865; e. there;
began business career In hIs native
town; moved to Montreal and became
propr. of a paint business there; genl.
mangr. for Can. of Sherwin-Wllliams
Co., 1895-8; since then has been genl.
mangr. of the co.; later was elected
presdt. of the co.-Cleveland. O.
"A man of exceptiont3.1 a.hi1ity."-S. N.
Cotton, Charles Mackay, lawyer.
S. Sheriff C.; grands. Dr. C.; gt.-
grands. Rev. Chas. Caleb C., B.A. (Ox.
ford), who came from Eng., 1799, and
was one of the pioneer Ang. clergy.
men In the E. T.; b. Tp. Durham, Co.
MIsslsquol, P.Q., Feb. 22, 1878; e.
Cowansvflle Acad., Feller Inst., Grande
Ligne, P.Q., and McGill Unlv. (B.A.
and gold med. for genl. proficiency,
1899) ; graduated B.C.L. (same unlv.),
wdlÌlh a Maro.oruald ,sch'Ül1Iar., 1902; 8.'1'so
class orator In science, arts, and law;
advocate, 1902; went abroad, visiting
France and Swltz., and attended lec-
tures at Law Sch., Unlv. of Mont-
peùJi.er, 1903; presdJt. Vliooor iMdndlJ1,g 00. ;
practised hIs \prof, for a time at
Sweertsburg, In partnership with Hon.
.I, C. McCorkill (q.v.); since then In
Montreal; at present is a memo of the
finn of Maca:lister & C.; is secy,
V<>lunteer Elect. League of Mont-
real; formerly a capt. 15th Shet'ford
Field Batty,; a Lib., but strongly op-
posed to all manner of political cor-
ruption; an Ang.-909 Tupper Bt.,
Montreal,
Cotton, Bev.
ho', Herbert (Ang.),
S. Wm. and Margt. C., Mono Tp.,
Co. Dutrerln, Ont.; grandparents early
settlers from Irel,; b. Mch, 28, 1873; e.
Public SCh., High Sch., Orangevllle,
and Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1900; M.A.,
1905) ; m., Sept., 1901, Nellie, d. Wm.
Avison, Primrose, Ont.; followed div,
course WycUt'fe Coll., Toronto; O. dea-
con, 1901; priest, 1902; In charge
NanUcoke, Ont., 1901-4; asst. curate
Trinity, E. Toronto, 1904; since 1906
lect. In apologetics, and librarian Wy-
cUffe Coll., Toronto.- Wllcliffe Colle06,
Toronto,
Cotton, :Briga.dier-General WilUam
Henry, Can. permanent military
forces.
E. s. 18 te Hy. C., chief elk., office
Gov.-Genl.'s secy., Ottawa, and Eleanor
(Ross) C.; b. Montreal, Jan. 7, 1848;
e. Toronto and Quebec; m., ApI., 1876,
Jessie (presdt. Soldiers' Wives' League,
1902), o. d. late John Penner,
Montreal; obtained 1st class cert.,
Royal Mil. Sch., Quebec, 1865 ; gazetted
lieut., Quebec Gar. Arty., 1866; do. do.
Ottawa Gar. Arty., 1868; capt., do.;
<I'D. Soh. of Gunnery, 1871; 1Il1O. "A"
Batty., 1874; bt. major, 1872; It.-col.,
1882; col., 1900; brig.-genl., 1907; has
held the following appts.: asst. inspr.
arty., 1882; commandant, Royal Sch.
Arty., 1882; D.O.C., M.D. No.3, 1893;
1usopr. A'I'Ity., 1895; D.D.C., M.D. N<>. 4,
1897; A. A.-genl. for Arty. at head-
qtrs., do; O.C., Ottawa Brig., do.;
quartermaster-genl. 1901; master-
g1enl. of bhe 'Oro., 1904; O.C. Westel"It
Ont., 1908-11; SÜIJ10e rt:Ihen Ihas been O.C,
2ndi DiVlision; dn his day a II Cl"8.JCls
.sihot "; twdoo aoctO'IIlIPe:J1Jieò the Oan.
Wlmble.dIon te8.Jffi to Eng.; won 2nd
priæ 03JWardoed .by ,tihe Dom. Arty,
Assn. for 'an essay on lilie I()IrgaTIliza
t'Íon, 'equi.pIlTIent, etc., ,of
l;fIty. flOr
the Dom., 1878 ; CIO'IIl'lIl
nd!ed 1st
Div., Infy. Brigade, Quebec Tercent.
celebration, 1908; served during
Fenian raids, 1866-70 (genl. service
med. with 2 cLasps); presdt. Minto
Skating Club, Ottawa, 1905; Ang.--8-6
St. George St., Toronto; Toronto Club;
Toronto Golf Olub; Oan. Military Insti-
tute; York Olub, do.; Rideau Club, Ot
tawa.
.. A zealous soldier, and ß most charm.
ing and approachable m8J1l."-Can. Mil.
Gaz.
Cotton, William Lawson, journal1st.
S. Richard and Marie (Lawson) C.;
b. New Londo.n, P.E.I., July 23, 1848;
e. there; m., June, 1874, Margt. Ellen,
e. d. W, C. Harris, Charlottetown; for-
2-64
COTTON
COURTLEIGH.
merly on staff Ha:l'ifax Citizen; 00. and
manager P.E.I. Examiner 8ln
e 1873;
organized a 00. and estabd. The Daily
Examiner, .the first dalLy jlQlUrl1Ja;l issueQ
In the provlnoe, 1877; a Con. and be-
Haves in and hopes tor olooer Imp.
unity.-Charlottetown, P.E.I,
Cotton. William Ulric. lawyer; jour-
nal1st.
A memo of a long established family
dn tJhe E. T.; e. there and MoGUl Uruiv
(B.A., and Macdonald scholar., 1901';
B.C.L., 1904); m., Aug., 1904, Helen
Douglas (do Sept., 1904), e. d. Rev.
W, II. Watson, CowansviUe, P.Q.;
advocate, 1904; successfully practises
his prof. at Cowansville; purchased the
C<YWansvd,Þloe Observer, 1908; is ed.
Ootton's Weekly (Oowansv:ilile), a
pe
Lodical deVIOted Ibo .socialism; all
Ind. IAb. oandddlaJte .for Brome (H.C.)
g. e., 1908; a Oorug.-Cowansville, P.C).
CoughUn, Charles Bernard. physIcian.
M.D.,C.M. (Trin. DnIv., Toronto),
1890; memo CoIl. P. and S., Ont., do.;
practised several yrs. at Arthur, after-
wards removing to Peterboro, Ont.;
apptd. a mpm. provi. Bd. of Health,
Ontario, 1906; appointed superintendent
Inst. for the Deaf and Dumb, BeIle-
v:me, Oct., 1906; a R. C.; a Con.; un-
successfully contested E. Wellington
(Local), g.e. 1898.-Belleville, Ont,
Coulson. Duncan. banking profession.
S. late Saml. C., Toronto; b. To-
ronto, Oct., 1838; e. Toronto Grammar
Sch.; m., Sept., 1868, Eliza, d. late
Francis Leys, Toronto; entd. service
Bank of Toronto, ApI., 1857; was suc-
cessively mangr. of that Institution
at Cobourg and Montreal: apptd. genl.
mangr., 1876; On occasion of his jubi-
lee of .servlce In the bank, 1907, was
presented with a loving cup by his
fellow-otrrs.; In the same year was
elleoted a dir. IOIf ilie bank; elected
poosdlt. of the bank, .Jan., 1911; a dår.
King Edwa
d Robel eo, 'Of IÌ'he Can.
Oonsollldl8ibeðJ Rubber Co., and' rOf IÌlhoe
Can. Life Assur. Co.; a g'OV. TorO'Ilto
Gen
. Hosp., land V.-P. Can. Bankers'
Assn.; was Ollie o,f the promCJlbers arud
a V.-P. of iÌhe ,Penny Bank, Toronloo;
a P.resb.-186 Beverley St., Toronto;
Toronto Club; York Club; National
Club, do.; St. James's Club, Montreal.
.. Distinguished for hard, practical sense,
for a remr.rkabla freedom from fads and
theories, for accurate judgment of condi.
tions and very definite eonviction..' '-T.
New..
Coulter. James Anderson, manufac-
turer.
S. .Jas, and 'M. A. (Ha.rgan) C., 00.
Hastings, Ont.; b. there, Dec. 11,
1868; e. Seaforth CoIl. Inst.; m. L.
Male, d. Wm. Dundase, Ingersoll, Onto :
Is presdt. and man
. Ingersoll Nut
Co. and .John Morrow Screw Co., Ltd. ;
memo local Bd. Education 7 yrs.
(chairman 1 year); councillor Bd.
Trade; Mayor Ingersoll, 1907-8; a
memo executive Can. Manfre.' .Aslin.;
d'el, Imp. Congresll Chft.mbe.rs of Com-
merce; Meth., and a del. to Conl,-
2 Duke St., Ingersoll, Ont.; National
Cl'ub; Canadian Club, do.
.. A man of çlendid Necutive ability."-
M. Star,
Coulter. Bobert Miller, physician;
Dom. publlc service.
S. .John C., Richmond Hlll, Ont., a
native of Newtonards, Co. Down, Irel.,
and Agnes (Miller) C., a native same
co.: b. Richmond HilI, Sept. 9, 1857;
e. there; m., 1887, Emma, d. late .J. P.
Wells, ex-M.P.; M.B. (Toronto Unlv,),
1882; M.D. (Victoria Unlv.), do.;
memo ColI. P. and S., Ont., do.; suc-
cessfully practised hIs prof. at Aurora,
Ont.; served In Munldpal Council and
on Sch. Bd.; orgaruized N. York Young
Lib. Club; V.-P. N. York Reform
Assn.; apptd. Deputy Po,stmaster-GenJ.
.can., A<ug. 1, 1897; a del. UnJiV1e:rsal
PoS/tal UnLon Oonv.entJion. Rome, 1906;
a d/8ll. to New Ze'aland and A'USbrallda
,in tJlre :Ln.tere,stJs of the u.AJlI1 Red" pI"lO-
jeot, 1908; C.M.G., 1
07; a Freemason
and an Oddfe'lJow.-190 Cooper St., Ot-
tawa; Rideau Club.
.. Exceedingly ooul'tootUs, e.fficieIllt a.nd
p<>ipUJlJa.r."-.s. N.
Counsell, John Leith, lawyer.
S. Chas. M. and Charlotte Elrlng-
ton (Leith) C., Hamilton, Ont.; b.
there, .Jan. 4, 1876; e. U. C. CoIl. and
Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1897) ; m., Nov.,
1907, M.arjo
le Oampbel:l. d. ,Sir G. C.
Gibbons, K.C. (q.v.), LondlO'D, Orut.;
'barrlsOOr, 1900; sucoessful:I'Y pmctisæ
:in Hamllltún. Ii'll pal1truershi.p wilth A.
Bruce, KC. (q.v.); a Lib., and V.-P.
Hamilton Lib. Assn.; an Ang.-Hamil-
ton, Ont.; Hamilton Club, do.; Toronto
Club; Toronto Golf Club, Toronto.
Courtenay, John Dickson, physIcIan.
S. Israel and Margt. (Dickson) C.;
Irish and Scotch descent; b. Tp. Mark-
ham, Co. York, Ont., Api. 11, 1864;
e. pubUc sch., H:a;milobon OoH. IniSt. and
Toronto Unlv. (M.D., 1885) ; m., Sept.,
1886, Minnie .J., d. R. S. MorIson;
IM.C.P. and S., Ont., 1885; !for 10 mbhos,
In C. P. R. service; for 7 yrs. In prac-
tice at Waterdown, Ont.; post-gradu-
ate work In eye and ear In London,
Edinburgh, and on Continent of
Europe; since Nov., 1895, In successful
practice In Ottawa; a dlr. Provl. Exte.
Can. Med. Protective Assn.: a gov. St.
Luke's Hosp., Ottawa, and V.-P. for
Ont., Can. Med. Assn.; prpsdt. Ottawa
Med. Soc., 1901-2; do. Ottawa Can.
Club, 1905-6; capt. 77th Regt. for 2
yrs.; gazetted to 43rd Regt. as SUl"g.-
It., 1898; retired as surg.-major, 1907;
chairman l\1ed. Bd. to oonsider claims
for pensions to S. A. veterans, Ottawa
Dlst., 1901;. an enthm;iastic rifleman
and sportsman: a Presb. -189 Met-
calfe St., Ottawa; Rideau Club; Cana-
dian Club; Ottawa Hunt Club, do.
Courtleigh. William Louis, actor.
S. Stephen and Elizabeth (Phelan)
C.; b. Guel1Þh, Ont.. .June 28, 1869; e.
public ech., St. Louis; m., Mch., 1890,
Miss Helen Cross; be
an prof. ca"reer
with .John DIllon's Co., Sept., 1888,
after which played a season with
Fanny Davenport, and was a memo of
AuguPJUn Daly's I!tock co.: has played
COURTNEY
COUSINEAU.
as Jeadln
man with Mar
. Mather,
E. :J. Hf'nley, W. H. Crane. Vlrg1nla
Harned. MaxInI' Ellfott, Clara Blood-
Jrood. Wm. GfUf'ttp. ancl othf'r !'Itarf!.-
:JO.f Second Ave., New York; Playerlt',
Lamb8, and Greenroom Clublt.
Courtney. '!'he Rig-ht :Reverend
:Frederick (Ang.).
S. TIpv.
pDtlmn!'; C., M.A., fpllow of
t. :John'
Can., Camb., vIcar Charlf's
("hapf'l. Plvmouth. F:nl?: b. 'Plvmouth.
:Jan. 5, 1
7: f'. Chrl!'lt'!'; Hosp. Jmd
Klne-'!'I ("011.. Lon<lon. l?Ta<lnntfnl? 1
:
m.. 18
5, ("aroUne Lonfc::a (d.
ept.,
1 !JOg), d. Phflfn NaIrn. Warren House,
NorthamntoT'shlre. Eng.: o. delu'on,
1 R63: prIN't. 1864: curate Hadlow,
Kent, 1
R4-5 : Incnmhpnt C'narlf's
Chapf'l. Plymouth, 18R!'i-70:
t. :Jlll
e's.
nla
!?'ow. 1 R70-R: a
",t.
t. Thomas's,
N. Y., 187R-80: rpC'tor
t. :Ja.mes's,
Chfmgo, 18RO-82:
t. Paul'!!!. Boston,
188?-8: BIsnloif'l of N. R. 1880-1fJ04:
rp('tnr St. :Jamp.!"'!". l\{
1!"l)n
auare,
N. Y..
lncE' 1904: S,'1'.D. (RacIne
("t)l1.. WI!'>.), 1881: D.D. (King's ("011..
WIndsor. N.S.), 1888: D.C.L. (Trln.
Un:fv., '1'nro'T1iÌ'o), 1 R89; (lID. (T ,eTlTIol1<'C-
,
j1.tIP). 18 Q !): \Íoum'!If><'1 a,t Hanr'Rx tl1-e
('
'e"""('us 01'1l'h. RlTlcl was 'PT'P
P'T1:t>p.d hy
It wftlh 9 s01ld sn"er pteæ of plate on
l,pav!",!:' t,h'p jl10(':p"!"P:
noe 190R has
hlf"pT1' "pr
'(H. '0h. 'rom>'). Soc.: an <1flkial
jI.pl. to tihp A T"
. '(1h. ('on21"("!,,s. Hallfia".
N.R, 1910.-.119 E. 79th St., Netv York.
II OMlinl 'I'Ind winn.ing jn the h
ghest de-
f!T'eE'."-H. H('Tfllif.
Conrtnev. Lt.-Col. Beg-Inald Mortimer,
c
vn eng-Ineer.
O. c. :J. M. C.: b. alt OMamt. Aug.
12. 1871 = P. OttRwa CoHo Tnst. and
Roval Mn. CoIL Kln
tnn: l?Taduatp<l
1 R!J1: unm.: Rftpr g-rR<'1uRtlon, f'ntd
nfflcf' rhlef png-r. (". 'P. Rv.. rpmRlnfnl?
tm Mrh.. 1 RQ
. durIng- whlC'h f)f'rlo<'1
WAS f'n
d. rhlpfly In thp nrepRT-'ltfon
of TItans and thp !"unf'rvfston of work
fit O'Jtrf'mont. and thp ("hatpau Fron-
tpnac. QUf'hec : 1nlnf'<l thf' A la.sk3
BoundnTV !':lIrvpv. MC'h.. 1 RQ
. Rnd WAS
pnl?
. on' thp !'llrveys of
nðfcott Arm
find GIRrtpr 'RRY. sprvfng In Alask1l
durtn
thf' !"ummf'r on thf' SUTVPY. And
In Ottawa (lurIng thf' wlntpr, drawIng
un manR aT'ñ nlRn!": Ipft
Jrvpy. 1 RQ!) :
PRrlv In 1 RQ6. pntr'!. !"PTVIC'p of thp
Union ('nrd & PRpf'r ("0.. Montrpal:
snon 1'1 ftpr 101.,pd 1
t Rpet. CPrlnrp
of WfcI.1f'S Fnst1fers) as 1tf'ut., becom-
Ing C'Ant.. 18!17, In whlrh Yf'Rr wa!"
sf'lf'C'tf'd RS onf' of the ofTrs. to pro-
C'ppd to Eng-. to 8 0 rvP thp,"", ett Gl1ppn
YIC'tnrla'!,! Dlamo'1d :Juhnpe: (DIR-
mond :Jubf1ee mp{!.): returnIng to
CRPI., came to Ottawa to enter Into
hu!'>tness R
an In!". 11'11'.1 ro""mt
!"lon
Rgpnt, rf'malnlng tl11 Mch., 1 !JOO. whf'n
he jOlnf'd thp Strflthcona Horse as a
Ið etI1t., l'f'oOe1 v1 n
thE' C!(mm. Û'f ca;pot.
In RA. (mf'd. with 3 clasns: hon. rank
of capt. I., Brit. Rrmv) ; rpsumpd hU!ilI-
nes!", 1!J 01. R nd jnlned thf' Prlnrpss
LouIse DNlgoon G
<:.: major. 1Q03:
It.-col., commd
., 1910: procf'f'ded to
F.ng., 1902. as an ofTr. of thf' ('Rn. con-
tlngpnt In connprtlon with HIs
late Majesty's coronatIon (coronation
med.); holds long servIce decoration:
e-lec:ted b'on. tl'eas'. Doom. Oaval. Assn.,
265
1910: do. 1P"OO
ðt. Ottawa S. Afrlron
Veteranø' A
n., 1911: Ang.-
60 Wil-
brod St., 196 Sparklt St., Ottawa; Rideau
Club; Ottawa Golf Club, do.
CourtneY'. Walter, physIcIan.
S. Anguli! and :Janet (McCash) C.;
.-grandparents settled In Lambton
("0., Ont., on hanks of
t. ClaIr, about
1780: b. Moore, Lamhton.
pnt. 1 J!.
18!i5; e. ptI'btllc s0h..., S'trnthroy 0f)H.
I'TJS'I:., and Un1v. 'Of Mi<'lh. (M.D., 1E
3:
M.A., h'Ü'TJ., 1908) ; m., "F1elb., 1885, M.lss
HHdeg-aroe A. Von :Jla S!TI'Unð'; in pr3.'C-
t100 FTnce- JtJh 1 e'T1'; Ihas beoM'1 C'htef
f!'lIr
. North. Pac. Ry. (E. D.) since
1888: e'duc
1ttrto'T1all work gtvtn.g po9t-
grad. insrtru0tfon /to IIT1l!'tð. Internes
nd if'Illp'fl .n'll'1"SE"S
n HOOD. Train-
'I1.g' Scho.: a memo Am. 'Mpd. Asc::cn
Tntern. AssT!'. ry. 'Sll'r.g., M1n'T1.
tãrt
Me-d. A.";\S'n., Mlinn. Aoeoad. <1f M
.;
an hon. memo N. Date Stat'" Med.
Soc., Mtn n f'ano1fs Mp<l. Soc.' hRS hpf'n
TYJ'P
r1.t. 'MlnlT1lp
0It
q StaTe Mpoð'. Amn.
('nresc1t., ]RQQ-1!J00) .a.nð the Utme'r
Mi1!'.sl
'S1n't)l Meod. Soc. (J)'T'eS'dt.. 1 !J04-!)) ;
hm'! wrItten larg-ely on marl. Jm<l
Jrg-.
!'!l1b1 p rts: F.nl!!. - Rrntnprr'. MInn. :
ffnn"8ota Clttb, St. Panl. Minn.
Cou8fneau, Bev, 3'o8eph Hermenegl1de
(R.C.) ,
S. late Geryals and Ang'
1tQue
(nro111x) C.
b.
t. L
llrpnt, 'P Q.,
Ff'b. 19, 1857: e. thp Prand !=:pmy.,
Mrmitrfl'al; (). 1880: !!)t"or1'. the'ol. 00111. de
f:/tf'. Th
r
se. 1880-1 QOO; ("lJr
St. Eu!\'-
tAC'hf', P.Q., stnce t900; 1).'1'h. (T
aval
Unlv.). 1894: Is al
o a doctor of phU.
-St. Eustache, P.Q.
Cousineau, 3'oøeph PhIlemon. lawyer;
legIslator.
S. late GervaIs and .Ane'
1tQue
(Groulx) C.,
t. T.mIrent, P.D: b.
thpre, Oct. 25, 1874: e.
te. Th
rþge
Col1. and LavRl Untv. (B.A., 18 q 4:
LL.L.. 18M!: LL.D., 1 !JOt): m. Ml1e.
Hf'lmtna Genr'lron: advocate. 189t; :
nrn.cf'!':,ps IT!' MO'T1tTe a. I as a m-Pm. 0Jf
firm Ba
tfen. Bprgeron. C. & :J
"mln:
OT!'e of the Ipadprs of th-P bl'lr: M::!vor
of
t. Laurent: f)rpsdt. Mt. 'RnvRJ
'1'plf'phont> Co.: presdt. St. LAW1'pnCe
Tobflcco Co.: professor Droit Admlnts-
tratlf, I.aval Untv., slncf' 1 !J03; author
"Dps Co.rp.oratlons," a the!!!1s (1 !J01 ) ;
a Can., and etE'cted In that Interest for
:JaC'Quf's Cartlpr (Local) J!':. e. 1908:
a R. C.-Montreal: St. Laurent, P.Q.;
Cl1tb Lafontaine. :ftfontreal.
II A learned, t'oncise and comprehensive
writer."-M. Herald.
Cousineau. Bey, Laurent :Etienne
(R.C.),
S.late Gervais and' Ang
1iQue (Groulx)
C. : b. St. Laurpnt, P.Q., Aug. 8, 1863:
e. CoH. de Stf'. Th
rêsp, P.Q., and
Grand Semy., Montrf'al: comnlf'tpd hts
theol.
tudles at Rome, t88Q-Q2, where
he gr3duated D.Th. and D.C.L.: vl-
caIre Ste. Th
rêsf', 188Q-92; callpd to.
l'archevêch
, Montreal; was appointed
vfce-chanceHor, 1892: admInistrator
{}f the II Sema{ne Religieuse
" 1894;
canon, 1900, and trf'as., 190u.-Arch-
bi3hop'8 PalactJ. M o"treCll,
266
COUSINEAU-COUTURE.
Couslne...u, Miss Maude (to Marton
Bose "), opera singer.
D. F. X. C., merchant, Toronto;
mn cle hf>r debut as prima donna In
II The Clnga.lee," at Toronto, Mch.,
1905.-Toronto.
Cousins, Bev, HenrY' Thomas (Bapt).
O. s. .John C.. tpmp. 1pct., etc., Wim-
borne, Dorsetshlre, Eng.; b. there,
Rept. 20. 1857; e. Brit. Sch., Hulme
Cliff ColI., nr. Sheffield. and Harley
ColI., I.ondon, Eng.; Ph.D.; m., .July.
1882, Miss L. A. BrookRhaw, Grahams-
town, 8.A.; o. 1880; V.-P. Transvaal
Bapt. Union, 1892: presdt. North
Wales Eng. Bapt. UnIon, 1901: presdt.
for 2 yrs. of the Free Ch. Council. Col-
wyn Bay and Dlst., North Wales:
apptd. by N. B. Bapt. Bd. of Home
Missions to Newcastle, N.B., .July,
1909; late principal Govt. High Sch.,
Port Alfred, S.A., Port Elizabeth, S.A.,
and asst. Inspr. of missIon schs. In
8.A.; chairman Colwyn Bay Carnegie
Free Library, 1906-9; a memo Soc. of
Brit. Authors; Fellow and gold med.
Soc. of Science, Lit. and Arts, London,
Eng.; F.R.G.S., 1892; asst. compilpr
of Helslngfors Unlv. reference book
on II The History of Human Mar-
r'ialge"; author II Matabe-leland and Its
People," II The Boers as Others See
Them," and various other productions;
a Proto of the strongest type, though
tempered with charity to all religious
beliefs; rather opposed to militarism
and the building of II Dreadnoughts" :
would encourage Increasing educ. facil-
Ities, especiallY in scattered dlsts.;
a strong, uncompromising opponent of
the drink traffic and the unwarrantable
evasions of the Scott Act, and would
fight for prohibition throughout Can.;
as a Can. citizen will use all hIs Influ-
ence In promoting the good and wel-
fare of all c1asses.-Baptist Parson-
age, Newcastle, N.B.
Cousins, John, business man.
S. late .John A. C., a native of Truro,
N.S., latterly of London, Ont., and
Fanny (O'Brien) C.; b. London, Ont.,
1854; e. Central Sch. and Hellmuth
ColI., London; m., 1st, 1884, Miss Kate
A. Brown (d.): 2ndly, 1896, Miss
Mary E. Peck; no profession: engd. In
mercantile life at New Haven, Conn.;
Rochester, N.Y., and CincinnatI. 0.;
for 10 yrs. agent Globe Silk Works,
New Haven: removed to Winnipeg,
1907; was presdt. Can. Assn., Cincin-
nati, which he founded: organized
(with C. R. McCullough, of H
mllton,
Ont., q. v. ), 'the Goo:!.. O()IUnICIU IOf Can.
Clubs and Socs., Niagara Falls, Ont"
.July 1, 1905: is .secy. of this body;
no religion: a Con.: advocates govt.
control of public utilities or great
public enterprlses.-lf'innipeg.
Coutlee, Charles :Robert Foran, civil
engineer,
S. late Sheriff Coutloo, Dlst. of Ot-
tawa: b. II Oakland Lodge," nr. Ayl-
mer, P.Q., .Jan. 29, 1867; e. there and
at Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston, Ont.:
graduated, 1886: n't., 1st, Miss PrIngle,
Hamilton, Onto (d.): 2ndly, MIss
Fleming, Toronto: A.M., Can. Soc.
C, E., 189t; memo do., 1901, and has
been a contributor to the trans. of the
soc.:' provl. roads Inspr., N. S., 1904:
en gr. Georgian Bay Canal survey.
Montreal Dist., 1904; elected presdt.
Royal Mil. ColI. Club, Kingston, 1907;
do. do. Ot'tlawa bran-Clh Can. Soc. C, E.,
1909.-380 Elgin St., Ottawa.
Coutlee, Lt.-Col, Louis William, Dom.
public service.
S. late Major L. M. C., sheriff Dlst.
of Ottawa, and - (Clegg-) C.; father
a df'scend
nt of Chevalier R
n
de
Coutley, Chief Justice of Rhelms and
Chancellor of ParIt., In 41st year of
reign of LouIs XIV., and of Louis
R
nê de Coutley, Chancellor of the
Cour-de-Paris in thp reign of Henri
IV. (1600); b. "Oakland Lodg p ," nr.
Aylmer, P.Q., Dec. 17,1851: e. Aylmer
High Sdh., MI'lsson ('aU. :and Mc-
GtU Univ. (B.e.'L., 1873); m., Alp!.,
1880, Charlotte, d. 1MI' "rm. Wilson
H. M.'s Cm!toms, B....llf'villa, Onto :
advocate (P. Q.). 1873: barrister
(Ont.), 1875; do. (Man.), 1882; Depty.
Atty.-Gent. and Law Clk. of AssemblY,
1Vf'ln.. 1882-7: dl1rine- tha.t thYlP ore-an-
Ized the admn. of justice In the added
tf>rrltory of the provinre. eastward to
the Lake-of-the-Woocls (Keew
tIn):
reorganized the departmf>ntal admn. of
the prov.. and, as municipal commr.,
organized the present municipal sys-
tf>m of Man., under the Municipal Act
of 1886; was actively Instrumental In
the Introduction of the II Torrens ..
system of land titll's registration In
Man., and, In 1887, was apptd. Regr.-
Genl., holding the office till Its aboli-
tion, on the decentralization of the
system by the Greenway Govt., 1890;
apptd. asst. reporter Suprpme Ct. of
Can., Dec., 1895; K.C., 1873: an oc-
casional contributor to If>ading Can.
journals and mags.: author " Con-
cordance to Code of Civil Procedure of
L. C." (1870), "Manual of Land
Titles Registration" (1890), II DI
pst
of Supreme Court Decisions. 1893-8."
and of the" Consolldatf'd Supreme Ct.
Digest, Canada. 1875-1903": has
served In Can. mlUtia since 1866, bplng-
3 times on active service (med.. with
2 clasps, for Ff'nian rn Ids, 1866-70);
capt. Winnipeg Field Batty. on sprvlre
!luring N. W. rampalg-n. 1885: prespnt
in acrt:ions '8.lt FiSh el'e
k rund .at Ba-
toche, and f'n
d. In thf> 'Opf>ratlons
ag-ainst Big BNtr ani! his hand aftf>r
the capture of Riel (mp!l., with clasp) ;
has rf>rd. the long servlcp !leroratlon:
is V.-P. Can. Artv. Assn.; a Lih.-Con.,
but takes no artlve part In nnlltlcs.-
1:'16 Ray St.. Ottml)a; Ridran Club, do.
Couture, Guillaume, musicIan; com-
poser.
B. Montreal, O('t. 23, 1851; e. there;
m. Mercedes, d. late Casimir Papineau,
N.P., and niece Hon. L. .J. Papineau;
at 13 bf'came organist St. Bridget's
Church, Mootreal, and at 16, organist
Ch. of St. .James, same city: was
maître-de-chapelle at latter ch, for a
considerable period; spent 5 yrs at
Paris, where he was admitted to the
Nat. Soc. of Music, after undergoIng
exams. before St. Saëns, Massenet, Bizet,
and others; Is the only Can. whose
works have been acceJpted by this soc, i
COVEY-COWAN.
267'
was apptd. to the Conservatoire, and
also chosen organist at Ste. Clothilde;
on his return to Can. founded the
Soc. des Symph-oni8tes (Montreal),
which produced many fine works; was
also dir. of the Montreal Philharmonic
Soc., which for a lengthened period
was the maInstay of hIgh-class music
in Montreal; apptd. prof. of the Theory
of Music, Girls' High Sch., Montreal,
1885; do. do., Ladies' Educ. Assn.,
1886; prof. of Music, Cath. Schs, 1892 ;
chapel master, R. C. Cath., 1893; dir.
Amateur Operatic Club, and of Mont-
real .Symphony Orc'hestra ; was,
later, on the staf'J' of the Royal ColI.
of MusIc, and of the McGill Conserva-
torium of Music;' apptd. Laureate of
the Nat. Conservatory of Music; was
named, by the French Govt., Offr, d'
Inst. Publique, 1900; is the author of
many musical compositions, one of his
most recent works being the special
requiem mass rendered at the Prefon-
taine funeral, .Jan., 1906.-198 BerN St.,
M ontreaZ,
Covey, :Mr., Elizabeth (maiden name
RJockfort). autllror.
Father an Eng. army of'J'r.; b. 1873;
m., Sept., 1907, Arthur Covey, Politi-
cal Dept., N. Nigeria; lon
a resident
of the N. W., Can.; author .. Com-
rades Two," a tale of the Qu' AppeUe
Valley (1907), and other worl{s;
writf's under the nom de plume of Miss
Elizabeth Fremantle.-" Falcon Cot-
tage," Bank-Lynilhttrst, Rants. Eng.;
United Sports Club, London, do.
.. Fresh, wholesome, and: naive."-Court
1 ournal.
Cowan, George Henry, lawyer.
S. Wm. and Anne (King) C.; b. Tp.
Warwick, Co. Lannbton, ant., June 17,
1858; e. CoIl. Inst., Strathroy aoo
Brantford, and Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
with 1st class honours In logic and
mental and moral science and civil
polity, 1884); m., Sept., 1897. Jose-
phine Irene, d. Rev. Canon Downie
(q.v.); barrister, 1889; removed to
B.C., 1893: practises his prof. In Van-
couver; head firm C. & Parkes; K.C.,
1905: city solr., 1907; a dir. Dom.
Permt. Loan Co.; a promotE'r Bank
of B. C. and Construction Oorpora-
,tJI011', Ltd. ; author üf seveJ'a1 bl'oclJiuTes,
tnel'llQ1lng 'Ü'lle ()1J1 II The Ohinoese QU'es-
ti'O'1l" anò .{)IJ1tE! 101J1' .. BembeT
rm's for
Br.i'tish iCOII<umbia"; a Con., and un-
sUOCIeSsfubl'Y con'be-s't.ødJ BurI"aJ1'd (H. >C.)
in ,that: int
st, g. -e. lS96; røbu,rn-ed
,for VanC'O'twer, g. -e. 1908; IMl Ang.,
anð a <1oeJt, w .the S'ynlQds; a Fooe-
m'asolJ1.-Vancouver, B.C.; Vancouver
Club; Terminal City Club, do.: Union
Club, Victoria, B.C.; Albany Club, To.
ronto.
.. Dame to the front by his ÌioonQClJasro.c
rea.di.nese ;bo Jiooik 8Ib the' p.re'lDJÌer thrO'llgh
his awn eyes i.rust.eoad of 1ID'roU'gh the spec-
ta.ß1e.s of ad'lÙl!\Jtion whiob. ervørybody 3s
birude<n. to put on. a.nd boo 919' th1wt he WIIUI
nolG f.a.vOll'l&b1'Y i
reæeü."-T. Newl1.
Cowe.n, John, lawYer.
S. John and Catherine (SInton) C.;
Scotch ancestry; b. mid-ocean, whIle
his parentB were coming to Can., July
8, 1849; e. local sohs., T:p. McKlllop,
Huron, Ont.; m., 1881, ElIza, d. John
McIntyre; barrister, 1879; K.C., 1902;
practises at Sarnla; head legal firm C.
& Towers, solrs., Co. Lam.bton, town
of Sarnia, and various municipalities.
banks, and public cos.; a dir. Goodl-
son Thresher Co. and presdt. Ind.
Mortgage & Savings Co.: a Lib., and
presdt. Lib. Assn. of Sarnia; a Son of
Scot.; a Forester; a Presb., and an
elder St. Andrew's Ch., Sarnla.-Sar-
nia, Ont.; Ontario Club, Toronto.
Cowan, John, merchant and banker.
Formerly In mercantile Ufe; one of
the founders of the Western Bank of
Can., 1852; has been presdt. through-
out; also presdt. Oshawa Malleable
Iron Works.-Oshawa, Onto
Cowan, John A" musician.
S. Joshua E. and Charlotte E. (Cun-
ningham) C.; b. St. John. N.B., Nov.
1. 1874; e. Boston, Mass.; m. Miss
"Elizabeth S. Tuttle; a graduate and
post-graduate Boston Sch. of Expres-
slon' studied under the ablest teach-
ers: 'estbd. dept. of oratory, State
Unlv. N. Carolina, 1898: asst. to Dr.
R S. Curry, Newton Theol. Semy.,
Newton, Mass., 1898-99: estbd. dept.
of elocution and oratory, Manual
Training High Sch.. Kansas City,
1900, which posltion he s
i11 retains;
rE'organized dept. of elocutton, Loretto
Acad., do., 1904; Is presñt. Kan!':as
City Conserv. of Music and Art.-1510
!!5th St., Kansas City, Mo.
Cowan, Mahlon J[" lawyer; Can. ry.
service.
Irish origin; s. late Walter C., Leam-
Ington, ant.; b. Blytheswood, ant.. May
10, 1863; e. Brantford and Colling-
wood CoHo Insts.: m., Jan., 1892, Clara
Louise, d. P. G. Pilkey, Brantford,
ant.: barrister: practised his prof.
t
Windsor, ant.; one of the leaders of
the bar; K.C., 1902; a Lib.. and sat
for S. Essex (H. C.), In that interest.
1900-4; retired to become solr. Grand
Trunk Pacific Ry., 1904; resigned from
that position, ApI., '1910; since then
has been In private 'Practice as a memo
of the firm of Beatty, Blackstock,
Fasken, C. & Chadwick, Toronto;
whne a memo of the Commons waS
chairman Standin.g Comte. on Pri-
vate Bills: also Introduced and passed
Alien Labour Act; an enthu
lastic
sportsman; a Freemason and OddfE'l-
Þow.-Toronto; Toronto Club, do.:
St. James's Club: Canada Club; Royal
Montreal Golf Club; Beaconsfield Goll
Club; West mount Golf Club, Mont-
real; Windsor Club, Windsor, Onto
.. A youn
Cicero."-T. Newt/.
.. 'nle most influential re.presentative the
railw>8.)s have had before the Railway
Commission,"-3f. Herald.
Cowan, Walter Davy, dental profes-
sion.
S. Walter S. C., .. Frogmore Cot-
tage," Guelph, ant., and Margt. (Wat-
son) C.; b. nr. Guelph, Dec. 31, 1865;
e. there; m. Minnie, d. Ed. McCarten,
Toronto; graduated Dental Con., Bal-
timore, Md., 1888: practised his prof.
for one year In N, Y.; then returned
268
COW ANS--{}QWIE.
to Can., and took up his residence at
Regina; organized Territorial Dental
Assn., of which he was preSdt. during
12 successive yrs.; now V.-P. Terri-
torial Dental Council, and V.-P. West-
ern Can. Dental Soc.; elected a memo
Ex.tv-e. OÜ'mte. Coa'n. Delflm7' Assn.. M HI!!
first meeting, Montreal, 1902; at same
time chosen seay. Dom. Dental Coun-
dl; Is also asso. ed. Dom. Dental
Journal: formerly for 5 yrs. ed. of The
West (Reg-ina), and later of The V.-
dette (Indian Head) : a Con., and for-
merly presdt. of the Young Men's Lib.-
Con. Assn. of the N. W. Territories:
was chairman Con. ('ampalgn comte.,
West Assa., 1900, and has always
taken an aC'tlvf> part as a speaker In
election contests: has sat In Regina
CounC'!l: grand ma!'1ter for Man. and
N. W. T. of A. O. U. W., 1903-4, and
sent by that jurisdiction to reprps'Ö'nt
them at the Supreme Convention, Chat-
tan(){)l
a, 1904: IlmsuoClC'Pss1'ul!]iy' con.
t,p'sted
pg11noa rnaY'OlI"aMy, 19,10; a
Oong.-Repina, Sosk.
Cowans, John B" business man.
E. s., by his first wIfe, of lab' Roht.
C., a native of Cooper, nr. Edlnbur
h.
Scot.. who came to Can. whf'n a young-
man, and began the manufacture of
CRr whppls and other steel work: b
ani! e. C::.n.: hm::: bepn mango dlr. Cum-
berlaniJ Coal & 'Ry. Co. since 1889: also
a (Hr. Northumbprlani! Ry. & Coal Co.,
ani! othf'r organizations; a councl11or
N. S. MlnlnJ
Soc.: formprly a great
p
tron of the turf ani! thp owner of
manv fast horsps: retlrpd from raC'h.,S!'.
1909: Temovp(t from Sprln
hlH, N.S.,
to Montreal, 1910; a PreSb.-Montreal,o
Rt. James's Club, Montreal.
.. ^ mil" of R"l"eat busIness capltcity."-
11. 11 ,raM.
II A mil n l).f the 'hie;n('''''t prin,,.it)
Ip!> Rl1(!
nl
c;inec;s int'!'
ritv .and who'Se' T)'!'r!Ol111,/lJ 0011-
rl11 rt WlRS 11"'1 f'''(am<T)le to .aJl h
B fel.]I()IW-
citize11s."-lI. Herald.
Cowan., PeTCY P., stock hroker.
S. late Roh!. C..
mi! hIs 2n<'l wlfp. 1\
if. of IRtp 'm. H. 'Parso"!'1. ed. Dan"
Te7efJrallh, Mo"treal: a h::.1f 11'1'0. J"o'l1n
R. C. (Q.v.); b. and P. Montreal; m.
MI!O'!'I C'::I!'I",Ji1's: ':1 mJPfmJ.
t'n('k brn:){"nl2' firm
Mcnoug'
11 & C.: elected. a d.lr. .Cum-
bprlaniJ Rv. & Coa1 Co., 1908. and a
ðlr. of thp Ama11'ramated A sbesto!'l
Corpn., 1!11 0: elected.' a Igov. Mo"tre.al
Stock Exdhange. 1909; preSb.-!8
Ontar{o A ve., Montreal; Mt. Royal
Club,. St. James's Club; Forest and
Stream Club: Montreal Hunt Club;
Montreal Jockey Club; MOfl,treal Polo
Club; ROJlal Montreal Golf Club;
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club, de.
II One 01 the mO'8t popul,ar men ()'Jl the
· flt-reet.' "-M. Star.
Cowell, John Bobert, journalist.
Father a Manxman: mother En
.,
from Chpshlre; b. Liverpool. Eng-.,
Mch. 6. 1849; e. private sch., Ramsay,
Isle of Man; m. MIss Marg-t. C. KIlUp,
Ramsay; fonnerly a merchant; now
a journalist: founded Alberta Advo-
t(!ate, Red Deer, A1ta., which hI' con-
<'IlIct!'1: Is presdt. local Bd. of Trade;
first elk, Alberta Legtalature; for 20
yrs. a memo House of Keys, Isle of
Man; the II Father of the House" be-
fore comIng to Can.; succeeded by
Hall Caine; was also for 20 yrs. a dlr.
Manx N. Ry. and of Isle of Man
Tramway, a memo Council of Educa-
tion, Local Govt. Bd., asylums, High-
way, and Assessment Bds., chatnnan
Govt. Dept. of Advertising and of
Town Commrs., Ramsay; has contri-
buted many articles to press; author
.. A Manxman In America," .. Red
Deer," .. The Last West," II The Best
West," II Red Deer, the Best In the
West"; a Lib.; a Meth., and a lay
preacher for over 30 yrs.-Red Deer,
Uta.
II A citizen of more than ordinary value."
-T. Globe.
Cowie, J'rederlck William, civil engin-
eer; Dom. pubHc
ervice.
S. .John C., a native of Scot.; mother
IrIsh; paternal g-randf. In service H.
B. Co.: b. Co. Haldimand, Ont., Mch.
27, 1863;' e. OocaI: Slchs.. Wloodistrock
Cd!i1. Inst., and McGill UnJv. (B.A.'sc..
1886; m" Dec., 1895, Katherine 2nd
d. laJI:e Wm. Barlrer Greoenòug1h
!Seigneur of Perthuis, Portn-eu:f, P.Q.:
formerly I()of .BoS/to,n. Mass. ; A. iM..
Soc. C. E., 1887; memo do., 1898;
memo Inst. C. E., 1908: asst. engr. and
surveyor Niagara Falls Park Comn.
1885; on enging. staff Montreal Har
bour Comn., 1886; asst. engT. Mont-
real Flood Comn., 1886-7; chief asst.
engr., Dept. PubIlc Works, Can. (hav-
Ing charge of St. Lawrence Channel,
between Quebec and Montreal), 1889-
97; chief superinteniJIng engr. of this
work, 1897-1907: do. do. Montreal
Harhour Comn.. Feh., 1907: In addi-
tion to his regular duties, made BUr-
veys and reports on most of thp Can.
harbours of the Great Lakf>s, and had
charge of important works of con-
struction and dredging, 1892-7; made
plans for aððitfonal docks In lower
dlv. Montreal harbour, which Wf't"e
adopted by dept., 1898; was consult-
In
engr. Royal Comn. on Transporta-
tion In connection with Investl
atlons
regarding St. Lawrence route and win-
ter navigation, 1903; placed 1n charp,'e
of the dpslgn and construction of the
St. Lawrence Channel, from Montreal
to Father Point, 1904: accompanleð
Major G. W. Stf>phens (q.v.), chairman
Montreal Harbour Comn., on tour of
Inspection, to Europe, .Jan., 1908 (see
II Report on British and Continental
Ports, with a Vfpw to the Devplop-
ment of the Port of Montreal and.
Canadian Transportation, by G. W.
Stpphens anñ F. W. CowIe, London,
1908 ") ; author of numerous other re-
ports and papers and of an ad.d.ress on
II Winter NavIgation," 1908, In which
he demonstrates that the Hud!"on's
Bay route Is not practicable. and that
ships would be designed and built In
the near future which would be able
to contpnd and overcomp the Icp be-
low, and for some distance above,
Quebe
:In rtlhe winrf:-er sen-SDn, and or1
another address on "Navigation on the
COWIE-COWPERTHWAITE,
269
Sl, Iß,wr.ence RiiV1e
," 1910; an inventor
of a contrivance for fadUtating the
loading and discharging of ship's car.
goes; decLined appt. to work on the
P!aJn3lrna Oan3Jl, 1904.-" The Linton;'
Montreal; Rideau Club, Ottawa;
Canada Club; Engineers' Club, Mont-
real,
.. One of the most brilliant men in the
Cø.nadian public I18rvice."-M, Herald.
Cowie, Henry J" Can. I'Y. serviëe.
S. late Al thur Forbes and Lucy
Ann (Jaques) F., Cowansville, P.Q, i
for many yrs. in Can. ry. service i
apptd. European traffic agent, Can.
Northern Ry., Liverpool, Eng., 1905,-
Liverpool, Eng.
Cowie, Bev, James Batchford De
Wolfe (Ang.).
S. Alex, and Elizabeth (De Wolfe)
C., II Elmhurst," Liverpool, N.S.; b.
Liverpool, Nov. 6, 1855; e, CoIl. Sch.,
Fredericton, N.B., University New
Brunswick, and King's College Uni-
versity, Windsor, N.S. (B.A" 1883;
M.A., 1898): m., ApI., 1888, Margt.
Jane, d. Hugh MacMonagle, M.P.P.;
o. deacon, 1882: priest, 1884; incum-
bent Waterford until 1l1-health com-
pelled him to go to Cal., where he re-
mained for several yrs.: subsequently
rector Hampton, N.B.; apptd. rector
Fredericton, N.B., Nov., 1905; an un-
successful candidate for coadjutor-
bishopric of Fredericton, 1906; hon.
canon Fredericton Cath., 1907; a del.
Pan-Ang. Congress, London, 1908; an
official del. to the Ang. Bi-Cent. cele-
bration, Halifax, N.S., 1910; Is chap-
lain Fredericton Curling Club.-" The
Rectory," Fredericton, N.B.
Cowles, Eugene, operatic singer.
S. Dr. C. W. C., Stanstead, P.Q.: b.
and e. there; went to Chicago when a
young man; was elk. In 1st Nat. Bank
there; sang in ch, choirs, quartettes,
etc.: joined the Bostonians, Ford's
Theatre, Baltimore, making debut as
Squire Bantam in .. Dorothy," Nov.,
1888; was for 10 yrs. memo of that
organization, singing premier basso
rOles, his most noted part being WllI
Scarlett In .. Robin Hood": became
lead'ing man in Aliiee Nielsen Opera
Co., playing II The Fortune Teller,"
Sept., 1898; later appeared In London
in opera; still later appeared on tour
with the Eugene Cowles Concert and
Opera Co., and again, in opera, In
support of LllIlan 'Blauvelt; was co-
star, with Marie Cahill, In .. Marrying
Mary," 1908: author of several songs;
m.,. May, 1898, Miss Louise Cleary,
00. Pontiac, P.Q.-Derby Line, Vt,
.. The most famous basso of the IigM
()!peril. stage."-Ernest Shipman (q.v.).
Cowley, Bobert Henry, educ8ltionist.
S. late D, K. C., Ottawa; b. Clar-
endon, P.Q.; e. public sch., Ottawa
ColI. Inst., and Ottawa Univ., Ottawa,
Toronto Normal Sch., and Queen's
Unlv., Kingston (B.A., with Gowan
prize In botany and 1st class honours
in science, and double specialist In
Eng. and nat. science, 1889; M.A.,
1893); also a graduate Onto Sch. of
Pediag.; m., 1st, Aug., 1889, Maret. (<1.
1892), d. Hugfu F. TobJoonson, St. .Mary'1S,
Ont,; 2ndly, .Apt, 1904, Katherine, d.
W, B. Harvey, Omemee, Ont,; a pubU<:
sch. teacher, 1879; afterwards succes-
sively on staff Provl. Model Seh., and
Otta.wa Model Sch.; Inspr. Public Schs.,
Co. Carleton, Ont., 1897-1906; Prov!.
Inspr, IÜ<mbinlIDJtioo Sohs., 1906-11;
since then haJs 'be'8n Oh'ief IIl>SIp-r. 'Of
Publdo and
p'aJl'1a,te Sohs., 011lt. ;
aopp'tld. a memo Ont. Educ. Coun-
cil, 1903; elected hon. presdt. Con-
tinuation Class Sec., Ont, Educ. Assn.,
1908; a contributor to Queen's Quar-
terly and other periodicals: author of
numerous brochures on education; a
Presb.-186 Delaware Ave., Toronto,
.. An educationist in the fuUest accept-
ance of the term."-O. Oitizen.
II One of the- best known, and one of
the most successful of our educationists."
-Mail and Empire.
Cowper, Harry Mattingly, vocalist.
S. Roland and Sara C.; b. Dundas.
Ont., 1870;- e. Dundas Grammar Sch.
and Pickering CoIl.; m. Kate, e. d.
Hugh and Barbara Holmes, formerly
of Simcoe, Ont.; in service of Imp.
Bank at Niagara Falls. Toronto, Es-
sex, Rat Portage, and Winnipeg; left
bank, 1895, and went to London, Eng.,
where he studied singing at the Royal
Acad. of Music, for 2 yrs., under Fredk.
Walker; sang at a number of import-
ant colonial concerts at the time of
Queen Victoria's Jubilee, and was for
a year tenor soloist at St. .James's .ell.,
Plc
a.dil1Iy: went to Chicago, 1897,
where he estbd. Ws reputation as one
of the most sucC!essful and popular
tenor sollolsts in Am.; his voice Is a
lyric tenor of wide range and fine
power; has appeared with all the prin-
cipal choral and oratorio SOcs. of the
country, and has been the principal
soloist with the Thomas Orchestra of
Chicago, the Boston Festival Orchestra,
and the Pittsburg Orchestra; has been
heard to great advantage in oratorio;
sIngs under the stage name of Holmes
Cowper; a noted athlete; was the cen-
tre-forward In the Can. As
n. football
team, which successfully played against
the vicked team of the U. S. for the
championship of the North Am. Con-
tinent, at the time of the World's Fair;
apptd. dean Drake Unlv., Des Moines,
which Includes the Conserv. of Music,
Sch. of Drawing and Painting, and
Sch. of Dramatic Art, ApI., 1909; Ang.
-Des Moines, Iowa; Wanderers'
Cricket and Athletic Club, Chicago;
Cliff Dwellers' Club, do.
Cowper, Holmes (see Cowper, Harry
Mattingly),
CowperthW'Aite, :P
derlc Mo.es, edu-
cationist.
S. .Tas. and Mary A. (Coburn) C.,
both of U. E. L. stock; b. Upper Gage-
town, N.B., 1860; e. Richibucto and
N. B. Unlv. (B.A, 1876) ; m., 1st, Miss
'Vinifrpd McDougall. Richlbucto (d.
Oct., 1900) ; 2ndly, 1893, Miss Kathar-
Ine McDougall, Strathroy. Ont.; had
charge ungraded sch. at Caraquet,
N.B., 1881; principal superior Bch.,
Dorchester, N.B" 1883; do, High Sch.,
270
COWSERT--oCOX,
Bathurst, 1886; resigned to go west,
1890; 1st asst. Central Sch., Van-
couver, B.C., 1890, and became prin-
cipal, 1891; Govt. inspr. of schs., B.C.,
1897; city supdt. Vancouver schs.,
1899; a dlr. Children's Aid Soc., Van-
couver; twice presdt. Mainland (B.C.)
Teachers' Inst.; a Lib.; a Presb., and
a.n elder in St. Andrew's Ch., Van-
rouver.-1126 Haro Street, Vancouver,
B.O.
Cow8en, Be-v, Vernon HaY'8 (Bapt.).
Y. s. J. J. and D. M. C.; b. Go
d-
man, Miss., Nov. 18, 1866; e. MIss.
ColI. (B.A., 1887; M.A.. 1889); m.,
Sept., 1895, Miss Jennie Read, Phila-
delphia' graduated Th.M. (South.
Bapt. Theol. Semy., Louisville, Ky.),
1890; licensed, 1883; o. 1887; held
pastorates at various places, Including
Natchez, Miss., Belleville, and Brant-
ford, Ont.; called to Western .Bapt.
Ch., Toronto, May, 1906; resigned,
1908' one of the founders of the
semÝ. Mag. (nOW Bapt. Quarterly),
LouisvUle, Ky.; ed. a
d .propr. The
Mirror, a monthly publicatIOn; a fi
m
believer in the exercise of the franchise
by Christian men, absolutely Ind. as
beIìJW1e'en !p!3..rttfes.-102 Macdonell Ave.,
Toronto, Ont,
Cox, Edward W" insurance expert
and manager.
E. s. Hon. G. A. C., senator (q.v.),
b. Peterboro', Ont., June 18, 1864; e.
Peterboro' ColI. Inst. and Toronto
Unlv.' m. Hattie, d. late Chas. Brown;
trained to business life under his
father: now a dir. Central Can. Loan
& Savings Co., Nat. Trust Co., Western
Assur. Co., Brit. Am. Assur. Co. ;
presdt. Imp. Guarantee & Accident Co. ;
genl. mang-r. and a dir. Can. Life A
;
sur. 'Co.; Meth.; a L1b.-" Oak Wold,
16P. Isabella ßt., Toronto; Nat
onal
Club; Ontario Club, do.; Man'ttoba
Club, Winnipeg.
c. InheTits the financial ability for which
his father is distinguishedJ."-l'. Globe.
Cox, Hon, George Albertu8, senator;
business man; capitalist.
Eng. origin; family came from Eng.
to the U. S., 1810; removed to Can.,
1818; took up land in Co. Prince Ed-
ward, afterwards in Northumberland;
s. Edward W. and Jane (Tanner) C.;
b. Colborne, Ont., May 7, 1840; e.
public an.ru grammar schs., Coloorne;
m., 1st, 1862, Ma.rgt. Young (d. Jan.
22, 1905; gave $10,000 towards the
campus and site for the Barbara Heck
woman's residence, Toronto Univ.,
1901; present, with her husband, by
Invitation In We:stminster Abbey at the
coronation of King Edward and Queen
Alexandra, 1902), d. Danl. Hopkins,
Peterboro, Ont.; 2ndly, ApI., 1909, Amy
Gertrude, e. d. Walter Sterling, To-
ronto; commenced life as an operator
In the service of the Montreal Tel. Co.;
moV1eð Ito P>e!beroovo, dn sa;me serV'Ïoe,
1858; remained there for 30 yrs., dur-
ing whiCh time t'ÜO'k an aotive part
in the municipal, rouc. and ooonmer-
cial interests of the city, and was its
mayor during 7 terms: became presdt.
of the Midland Ry. of Can., 1878; held
this position until 1884, when the ry.
was absorbed into the Grand Trunk
system; one of the Howland Syndicate
that offered to build: the C. P. Ry.,
1881; has resided in Toronto since
1888 ;' since 1884 has been presdt.
Central Can. Loan & Savings Co.;
Is presdt. Canada Life Assur. Co., Brit.
Am. Assur. Co., Western Assur. Co.,
Provident Invest. Co., .and Toronto
Savings & Loan Co.; is a dir. Can.
Bank o1Í Commerce (presdt., 1890-
1907), Russell Motor Oar Co., Can.
Foundry Co., Can. Genl. Electric Co.,
Can. Shipbuilding Co., Dom. Iron &
Steel Co., Dom. Coal Co., Nat. Trust
Co., Grand Trunk Pacific Ry., Toronto
Ry., Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co.,
London Electric Co., Ottawa Electric
Ry., Sao Paulo Tramway, Light &
Power Co., Toronto & Niagara Power
Co., Toronto & York Radial Ry., To-
ronto Eledric Light Co., Toronto Land
& Invest. Corpn., Can. Cement Co.,
Keystone Fire Ins. Co., Onto Electrical
Development Co., U. S. Mortga.ge Co.,
amd Nat. Sanitarium Assn.; V.-P. Imp.
Guarantee & Accident Ins. Co., Frost &
Wood Co., and Le.nd Mortgage Assn.;
formerly presdt. Crow'S Nest Pass
Coal Co. and a ddr. Toronto Genl.
Trusts Corpn. and' Havana Traction
Co.: rated as a millionaire by S. N.,
1907; on.e of the 23 men, who are,
according to the Montreal Standard,
at the basis of Can. finance, 1909; Is
bursar of Victoria Univ., in which In-
stitution he has estbd. the Goo. A. C.
gold med. in nat. science and! a bur-
sary In theol.; Is a trustee Toronto
Univ. and Hosp. for Sick Children; a
gov. Montreal Wesl. Theal. Colt and
Grace Hosp.; gave $35,000 to Meth.
fund, 1899; $1,000 to Victorian Order
of Nurses, 1902; $100,000 to Toronto
Genl. Hosp., 1905; and $5,000 to
Haven & Prison Gate Mission, 1905; Is
a memo extve. comte. Victorian Order
of Nurses; a memo Can. Council, Brit.
Red Cross Soc.; V.-P. Ont." branch
Dom. Alliance; a Lib.; unsuccessfully
contested W. Peterborough (Local),
g. e. 1872, and the same constituency
(H. C.), g. e. 1887; called to the
senate by the Earl of Aberdeen, Nov.
13, 1896;. a Meth.-""9 Sherbourne St.,
Toronto; Toronto Olub; National Club;
York Club; Ontario Club; LamMon
Golf & Oountry Club, do.; St. Jame8's
Club, Montreal; Manitoba Club, Winni-
peg; Oity Mid-day Olub, N.Y.
"A plain þl"laCticaJ manl."-S. N.
.. P.Ql5SeSse'8 a. oolQtinelQtaa :reput.a.ti.ono M
a. &afe .and sucoes.sful fin.ander."-T. Globe.
.. Am adva.noed type of the modern
oa'þitalist in' 11II new counltry, .at once
cautious s.nd daring, safe a.nd enteil"prising,
&b1e to ptM1J .and skilful to execute, for
whom Üa.nada has done much, .and who
has in many w.a.ys dO'Ile much foil' Caruada....
-T. News.
cox, Herbert copUn, Insurance pro-
fession.
Y. s. Hon. G. A. C., Senator (q.v.)
and Margt. Young (Hopkins) C.; b.
Peterboro', Ont., .June 29, 1873; e.
Jarvis St. ColI. Inst., Toronto, and
Victoria Unlv.; m. .July, 1895, Miss
Louise Bogart Brown, Toronto; trained
to business under his father; entd. ser-
vice, Can. Life Assur, Co., 1894; entd.
.
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into partnership with his father, under
firm name Geo. A. & H. C. C., in the
management of the Eastern Onto and
Mich. branches of this Co., July, 1899;
became sole mangr. of said branches,
not long afterward, on his father's
elevation to the presidency of the Co.;
retains this position; a dir, Dom.
Securities Corporation, Central Can.
Loan & Savings Co., The Toronto Sav-
Ings & Loan Co., The Imp. Accident &
Guarantee Co., and The Robert Simp-
son Co., a trustee Toronto GenI. Hosp.,
and Toronto Conservatory of Music;
V.
P. local branch Life Unc1erwriters
Assn. ot Can.; V.-P. Provident Invest.
Co., and chairman Symphony Orches-
tra, Toronto; a Meth. and a trustee of
the Metropolitan Ch.-15 Queen's Park,
Toronto; National Club,' Ontario Club;
Royal Can. Yacht Club; Toronto Hunt
Club; Lambton Gol! Club, Toronto.
"S.omething more than the son of &
rather famous father."-Oan. Oourier.
Cox, Laurie Davidson, landscape
archJ.tect.
S. Prof. G. W. C.,
dJt. SCflS., Ware,
Mass.; b. Londonderry, N.S., Aug. 18,
1883; e. Acadia Univ., (B.A., 1903)
and Harvard Univ. (B.::ì.L.A., 1908);
apptd. asst. instr. in Landscape Archi-
tecture, Harvard Univ., 1907; is man gr.
Harvard Univ. Lacrosse Team.-28
Thayer Hall, Cambridge, Mas8.
.. A brilliant student."-H. Herald.
Cox, Palmer, author; artist.
S. Miohael .and Sa,rah (.MUler) C.;
b. Granby, P.Q., ApI. 28, 1840; e.
Granby Acad.; unm.; lived In Cal.,
1863-75; followed railroading, contract-
ing, etc.; was al,so a contributor to the
Golden Era and the Alta California;
has Uved in N.Y. since 1875; took up
writing and illustrating for children's
mags. and humorous books; created
the "Brownie People" and books;
. visited Europe, 1897 and 1898; author
"Squibs of Everyday Life" (1874),
"Hans Von Pelter's Trip to Gotham"
(1878), "How Columbus found Amer-
Ica" (1878); "That Stanley" (do.);
"The Brownies, their Book" (1887),
" Queer People with Wings and Stings"
(1888), "Comic Yarns" (revision ot
" Squibs") (do.), II Another Brownies'
Book" (1890); .. Brownies at Home"
(1893), "Brownies Around the World"
(1894), "Palmer Cox's Brownies," a
spectacular play in 3 acts (do.) ; "The
Brownies In Fairyland," a musical can-
tata (do.); "Brownies through the
Union" (1895); .. Brownies Abroad"
(1899) ; II Brownies in the Philippines II
(1904); "Palmer Cox's Brownie
Primer" (1906); "Brownie Clown of
BroWn1ioe.'Ì'O'W11:" (908); sßrved 6 Yl'S.
I-n true U. S. NI3Jt. GuaI'd tS.JIld 5 yrs.
in Can.; a Freemason of high degree;
Ang. -1S4 w.
rd ßt., New York;
Granby, P.Q.
"Like Oliver Twist with the treacle, the
children cry for more O'Í Palmer Cox when
YQ'\l mentiån books."-Mrs. Simpson Hayes
(q.v.).
Cox, Bev, William J, (Ang.).
B. South Africa, 1873; e. King's Coll.
Unlv., Windsor, N.S. (B.A., 1898; M.A.,
1901; B.D., hon., 1903); m., Sept.,
1907, Helen Marie, d. Jas. E. Bigelow,
Truro, N.S.; o. 1897; asst. curate, S1.
Peter's Cath., Charlottetown, P.E.I.,
1887-89; rector, Pugwash and Wallace,
N.S., 1889-1900; subsequently at Syd-
ney, N.S.; volunteered for service, S.
A.. wÏitJh fi.rst oontingent;
ptd. ohJaJp-
lain second contingent, and accom-
panied it to the seat of war (med.)-
Washington, D.C.
Coyle, Itev, .obert J"rancl. (Presb.).
S. Jas. and Ann C.; b. Roseneath,
Ont., July 28, 1850; e. there; D.D.
(Wabash Col!.) , 1890; LL.D. (West-
minster !Col,!.), 1903; s,tuÒiied ;t:hool.
Auburn (N.Y.) ThJeol. Semy.; .0. 1879;
pastor Fort Dodge, 113.., 1879-85; do.,
Fullerton Ave. Presb. Ch., Chicago,
1885-91; do., 1st Presb. Ch., Oakland,
OaJl., ,1891-,1900; d\o., OeTIitT3!lJ Pl'. Oh.,
Denver, since 1900; elected moderator
Presb. Genl. Assembly, Los Angeles,
CaI., 1903; author "Foundation Stones II
(1887), II The Christianity of Christ"
(1892), "The Church and the Times,"
sermons (1905); m., June, 1885, Miss
J. Adella Haviland, Ft. Dodge.-1650
ßherman Ave,. Denver,
"A very able man."-M. and Empire.
It A man of great power and useful-
ness,"-S, N.
Coyne, James Henry, ant. public ser-
vice; literary investigator and
author.
S. Wm. and Christina (Patterson)
C., St. Thomas, ant.; grø.nds, Hy. C.,
one of the pioneers of Dunwlch, Co.
Elgin. ant., where he settled, 1817;
b. S1. Thomas, Oct. 3, 1849; e. comm.on
and grammar sohs., St. Thomas and
Toronto Univ. (B.A., and gold med. In
moderns, silver med. in classics,
rlnoe
of Wales prize in genl. profiCiency,
prize for French essay, besides several
scholars., 1870; M.A., with ll1on-ours,
1905); LL.D. (hon.), Queen's Unlv.,
1909; m., Nov., 1877, Matilda, 3rd d.
late John Geo. Bowes, formerly M.P.P.
and mø.yor .of Toronto; was hæ.d-
master, Cornwall High Sch., 1871; bar-
rister, 1874; passed 1st f.or both bar-
rister and solr. with.out an oral; suc-
cessfuUy pracrtJsed his prof. at St.
Thomas up to 1889; a partner
ate
CoUn Macdougall, K.C., M.P.; SInce
1889 has been regr. of deeds, Co.
ElgIn:; tocal master of titles for. the
co. Including city of St. Thomas, sm
1892' organized the Elgin Hist. and
Scien'tific Inst., of which !he was 1st
presdt. 1891; has since been a memo
of the' council of the inst.; presdt.
Pioneer and Historical Assn. of Ont.,
1897 ;
organized the assn. on a wi
er
basis under the name of the ant. Hlst.
Soc., 1898; presdt. of the soc., 1898-
1902; since 1889 has been a memo bd.
of mangt. and extve. C<Jmte., Alma
(Ladles') ColI.; was 1st presdt. St.
Thomas Children's' AId Soc.; presdt.
St. And
w's Soc., 1883; do. Veterans'
Assn., St. T.homas, 1906-7; do, Handel
Choir, do., 1905-7; formerly a dir.
Farmers' & Traders' Assur. Co., Me-
chanics' Inst. Ed., and Free Public
Library Bd., St. Thomas; one of the
original V.-P.'s Toronto Univ. Alumni
Msn. ; n.oW presdt. Toronto Unlv,
272
CRADDOCK-CRAIG,
Alumni Assn. of Co. Elgin; served a.M
a. private, St. Thomas Rifles, Fenian
Raid, 1866; saw service at London,
Port Stanley and Sarnia (Fenian Raid
med.) ; was a mem. central comte. or-
ganized to celebrate the Centennial of
U. C., 1892; Is e. senator Toronto
Unlv,; F.R.S.C., 1906 (preßdt., sec. 2,
do., 1910) ; Is a memo Can. Inst., Am.
Rist. Assn.; Nat. Geog. Assn., Royal
Can. Astron. Soc., and Intern. Congo
of Americanists; a corr. memo Buffalo
Rist. Soc.; author: .. The Country of
the Neutrals, from Champlain to Tal-
bot" (1895), "A Century of Achieve-
ment" (1898; 1901), "First Steps In
the Explorwtion of Ontario" (1899),
.. Exploration of the Great Lakes by
Dollier de Casson and De Galinée"
(1903), "Richard Maurice Bucke-a
Sketch" (1906), and "The TaLbot
Papers" (1908); a Lib.; was presdt.
St. Thomas Reform Assn.; do, EB.5t
Elgin Reform Assn., 1882; 1st hon.
presdt. St. Thomas Lib. Club; a del.
YOll.ng Lib. Convention, Toronto, 1885;
unsuccessfully contested W. Elgin
(Local), g, e. 1886; a Meth.-<t Wood--
land.8:' ßt. Thomas, Ont,; CountrJl
Club, do,
h A!Jl indef-atig,able histo'rica.l miner and
furrowe!l'."-O. W. Hare.
Craddock, DouS'laa W1ll1am, Can, ry,
service,
B. London. Eng., Mell. 4, 1864; e.
privately; m., Dec., 1892, Miss Mary
Edith Crown, Ripon, Eng,; a J. p, for
Hong Kong; å dir, Hong Kong and
Whampoa Dock Co.; served with the
P. & O. Steamship Nav, Co., 1880-92 i
resi
ed to enter servIce of C. P. R.
as asst. to Mr. D. E. Brown (q.1J.), at
Hong Kong; apptd. to succeed him
as geni. agent C. P. R., for the Orient,
Dec., 1906.-10 Stewart Terrace, Peak,
Hong Kong, China; Hong Kong Club,
Crallr, Bon. 3amea, judge.
S. late Geo. C. and Annie (Clark)
C.; father a native Ellon, Aberdeen-
shire, Scot.; mother (a sister of Rev,
Worn. Olark, LL.D., D.C.L., q.v.) ø.
ruatiV'e of Davil()lt, .AJbeTdeerushir-e, Sc'OIt. ;
b. Inwrary, Soot., Jul:y 31, 1851; -e.
McGiltl Univ. (B.A., 1874); m., May,
1879, Eliza OJ.iVlia, d. E. S. Macpher-
son, b.airrister, New York; ,blwris1:.er,
1878; K.C., 1899; SUc0e5&Ultly prac-
tised his prof. 1n Pembroke and
Renfrew, Ont., 1878-99; elected firs,t
mayor of ,Pembroke, 1896; WW'd-en
Co. Renfrew, 1898; capt. and paymas-
ter 42nd Regt. for many yrs.; author
" Hist'Ory of 1:
he TOWI1Bihtip of MoNæb" ;
decllned nomination to H. C,; apptd.
judge Yukon TerrI. Cta., ApI. 26, 1900;
do. local judgf' In admiralty, May 6,
190Ô; a Presb.-Dawson, Y,T,; Zero
Club, do.
Orall', Jame8 Alesander, educationist.
Irish origin; 2nd s. Jas. and Rachel
(Cughan) C.; b. Fitzroy Harbour,
Ont., Mch. 5, 1855; e. local schs., Co-
bourg ColI. Inst., McGill Dnlv. (B.A.,
with honours In mental and moral
phil., 1880; M.A., 1883), Yale Dnlv.
(B.D., 1883), and Lelpzif{ Univ,
(Ph.D" 1886); m., ApI, 11, 1819, MIa.
Marion Matht:
on Inut
; instr. and
adjunct prof. Bib. lang., Lane Theol.
(Presb.) Semy., 1886-!J0; prof. Old
'.rest. lit. and exegesis, Oberlin Theol.
Semy., 18!J1-2; resigned to prosecute
research abroad; since 1893 prof.
SemHi.c Lang. and literature and Hel-
lenistic Greek, Mich. Dniv.; a mem,
Vorderasiatische Gt:sellschaft, Berlin;
do. Congress of Arts and Sciences, St.
Louts, Mo.; a ooI1ltIÙibwtor to va;rious
literary and scientific journ.; ed. The
Semitic series of handbooks; author
.. Inscriptions of Salmanassar, King of
Assyria" (1887), "Metrical Transla-
tion of Epic of Ishtar," "Hebrew
Word Manual" (1890), .. Assyrian
and Babylonian Religious Texts ..
(Vol. I., 18!J5; Vol. n., 1897), .. Astro-
nomical-Astrological
'exts of Baby-
lonians (1899); in religious belief a
Disraelite, which includes .. all that a
man does, thinks, feels, aspires tv,
and Is."-150
Hill St" Ann Arbor,
Mich,
OralS', Bev, John (Bapt.).
S. late \Vm. C., nlanufacturer, Port
Hope, Ont.; a bro. late'!'. D. C., .M.P. ;
b. Yorkville, Toronto, 1852; e. Port
Hope, U. C. College, and Toronto
Univ. (B.A., 1873) ; m., 1st, 1877, Miss
Martha Perry (d. in India); 2ndly,
1885, Miss Adah Sumner; took theol.
course Rochester Theol. Semy.; went
to India, 1H77, and has been in mis-
sion work, on the east coast, about 400
miles n. of Madras, ever since, except
during a few occasional visit.s to Can.
on furlough.-Samulcotta, I1tdia.
Cra1i', John, educationist.
Scotch oI1Íg1n; .s.
:8Jte \VillJia.m and
Mary (Hamilton) C.; b. Laketield,
P.Q., April 27, 1864; educated High
SchooJ., :MOl1Jtreal, and Ia. Srtiait:e Call.
(B.S.A., 1887) and Corn-eltl Uuiv,
Uf.S.A., 1898) ; m., 1897, Mr.s. F'JIol'ence
A. Currier, d. 'late J, D. Slater, Ot-
tawa; ohorticultur.ist, Doon. Exp.
Farms, 18!JO-7; prof. hort., Ia. Stat6
CoIL, 1898-1900; do. extension teach-
Ing, Cornell Univ., 1900-02; do. hor
.,
do. do., 1903; do. do. do., N. Y. Agn-
cuI. ColI. since 1903; was chairman
sec. hort. and botany Am. ASFn. of
Colleges and Exp. Stations, and chair-
man rural affairs, Am. League for
Civic Improvement; a memo A. A.
A, S,; a fellow Royal Hort. Soc., En
.:
a contributor to Am. Cycl. of Hort,;
ed. \hort. ðlept. Family Herald, 'M)cmt-
real; ed. National Nurseryman " Con.
In Can., Rep. in U. S.; AnJ:.-Corneli
UniversitJl, Ithaca, N.Y.; Town ana
Gown Club, Ithaca, N.Y.; Univ. of
New York Club, New York.
Ora11r, John BOderick, rancher.
E. s. late Robt. C., a native of SlIgo.
Ire!., an early and an extensive ex-
porter of cattle to Eng., and Mary
(McConnell) C.; b. Toronto, Nov. 19,
1837; e. local schs. and VIctoria
Unlv.; m., 1860, Mary Ann, d. late
John Snell, Snellgrove, Ont.; for yrs.
a successful breeder and ImportE'r of
Shorthorns, Cotswolds, Oxford Down
and Southdown sheep and Berkshlro
swine; the pioneer exhibitor of prize
CRAIG-CRANKSHA W.
273
stock in U. S., at St. Louis Expn.,
1871; won many prizes with stock
purchased at Royal Agrlcul, Soc.
Show, Eng.; secy. Agricul. and Arts
Assn., ant., some yrs.; organized the
Oxley Ranob 00., in Eng., 1881 (see
his work, .. Ranching With Lords and
Commons," 1903); at present mango
(Ur. Mead.ow Creek Land & :Ranch
Co., Alta.; for 5 yrs. presdt. N. W.
L. S. & Ranchers' Assn.; Is a life memo
S. H. Soc. of Gt. Brit. and Irel,; de-
clined nomination to N, W. Council,
1885; a contributor to the press; has
lectured before various dairymen's and
live stock as.sns.; politically Ind.; a
Meth.-Meadow Creek, Alta.; Macleod
Club.
.. A valuable contributor to, the improve'
ment of pure--bred .tock, both in Can. and
U. S."-T. Globe,
Craig, Thoma-s, business man.
B. Montreal, June 14, 1839; e. there;
m., as his 2nd wife, 1871, Margretta
A. (d. Meh., 1907), d. late Leslie H.
Gault, Montreal; a dir, J. W. Harris
Co, and Montreal & Southern Coso Ry.
Co., secy.-treas. Lake Champlain & St.
Lawrence Ship Canal Co., presdt.
Robinson Stoneware Co., N. Y. &
Franco-American Automobile Co.; a
promoter Peat Coal Co. and Dom, Sand
& Stone Co.; much Interested in mi-
croscopic science, and is a fellow of
the Royal Microsc. Soc., London, Eng.;
aloo a JJife memo Ar:t Assn., .MO'Thtrea.1,
Am. A$sn. lor the Advanc. of Science,
Torrey Bot. Club. and an hon. life
memo Nat. Science Assn., Staten Isiand;
a strong Con. and protectionist; a
Chamberlainite; Ang.--597 Sherbrooke
St. W., Montreal; Engineers' Club, do.
Crailr, Bev, Wm. Bayard (DI
ciples).
S. Dr. Wm. and MBJry (Harding)
C.; b. St. John, N.B., Dec. 7, 1846; e.
Sb3Jte Univ. of Low'8. (B.A.., 1872; M.A.,
1876) and Yale Div. Seh.; D.D., Cobo,
Unlv., 1893; LL.D., Drake Un1v., 1896;
m., 1st, June, 1874, Md.ss P.riseHla ,E.
Mri.l1iken, Iowa Cllty, Iowa (d..) ; 2ndd,y,
Dot., 1885, Miss Emma. Pickrelß, Me-
chanicsburg, IU. (d.); 3rd,ly,1908, M1iss
M'BJry Carpenter, :De-s M'Odnoes, Iowa; o.
1874; 'pastor Iowa Oity, Iowa, 1876-
82; 00, De11JV'er, 0010., 1882-94; do. San
A'11-ton.lo, T,exas, 1894-7; .cJhatllCcllor,
Drak!e Univ., Des iMolnes, Iowa, 1896-
1902; pastor, Oerutral OhrisUan Oh.,
Denvoer, 1902-9; since ,then haß been
pastor, LeI1JIlOX Ave. Unjon 011., N.Y.-
56:1 W. 1U8t St., New York.
Craig, Bev. WiU1am Woodham (Ang.).
S. late Alex. C., Montreal, a native
of Banff, Scot.. and EHza Jane
(Wl()odham) ,C.; b. .MoI1lt'l"ea,l; e. Mont-
real High Scll. and McGill Un Iv. (B.A.,
1895; M.A., 1903); m., Dec., 1897,
Edith Mary, d. F, C. Silcock, West-
mount; graduated B.D., Montreal Dioc.
TheoI. ColI., 1907; O. deacon and priest,
1898; successively curate St. Martin's.
Montreal, and Trinity Ch., St. John,
N.B. ; reotolr .st. Luke's, ,Mon1.real,
1902-11; sil1JC'e !then has been cu.roJtJe,
St. Geo,rge'Is, Otta.wa; elooted a>resdt.
Montreal Diooe'san ThooJ. Col'}, .AAl8n.,
1907; a d'e'l. Ang. Oh, Congress, HaM-
.fax, N.S., 1910.-17 James St., Ot-
tawa.
II A most earnest c:lerinman,"-M. Star.
Cra1k, Bobert Henry, phy.slc1an.
S. W, W, C., Montreal; b. Tp. To-
ronto, Ont.; e. Montreal High Sch.; ro.,
Apt, 1909, Harriette Frances, d. J. C.
Havemeyer, .. Robin Lawn," New
Yo.rk; M.D. (McGiLl Univ.), 1896;
post-grad. studies Vienna, Paris, Ber-
Un, and London; a nose, ear, and throat
specialist; sometime house sur
. Royal
Vic, Hosp., Montreal; 6 yrs. larync.,
Montreal Dispensary; 5 yrs. do., West-
ern GenI. Hosp. ; apptd. asst. do. Mont-
real Genl. Hosp., 1906; author many
papers on prof. subjects, some of which
have attracted attention abroad; a lite
memo M. A. A. A., and actively con-
nected with many outdoor sporting ac-
tivlUes; Presb.-The Sherbrooke, 670
Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal; Montreal
Hunt Club; Montreal Jockey Club;
Outremont Golf Club; St. James's
Club, do.
Crandall, Charles :Frederick, journal-
Ist.
S. Noble C., Wolfville, N.S.; Eng.
Loyalist (I,escent; lb. St. J'OIb1n, N.B.,
July 19, 1876; e. Acadia Univ. (B.A.,
1899); m., Aug., 1903, Maude Mary,
d. W, H. Fairall, N.Y,; entd. daily
newspaper work, as reporter, St. John
Sun, 1900; ed. St. John Star, 1903-6;
eàAn-chdoef .st. John Sun, 1906-08;
sinoe 1910 ihas been .mang. ed. Mont-
real Daily Herald; Pr.ot.-" Herald"
Office, Montreal; St. John, N.B.
Crane, Bev, Edward Ward (Meth.),
Irish parentage; b. Co. Grey, ant.;
e. Cobourg CoIl. Inst. and Victoria
Univ.; m. d. Saml. Norton, Oxford
Mills, ant.; entd. ministry, 1874; O.
1878; has ftlled many important pas-
Qoürates, ioolud,ing Oûtama (Hem St.),
.Moo,trea.l (Mt. Rioy.a,l Avoe. and La-
gauClhetiere St.), and EÞgin, Ont.-
hawville, Que,
Crank.haw, James, lawyer,
S. Wm. and Mary Ann (Farrell) C.,
M'8:n'CIhoe8'ter, En,g.; b. .there, July 20,
1844; e. St. Andrew's and Mayfield
schB., Manchester; twice m.; passed
preliminary examn. before the Eng.
Law Soc., and had a practical ex-
perience In civil and criminal cases. In
gathering facts, and preparing briefs
for counsel In many important assize
cases; came to Can., 1876; graduated
B.C.L., w1ûh Ih'OThcmrs (McG.iLl Univ.),
1882; advocate, 1883; K.C. (apptd. by
O. C., but appt. disallowed by Gov,-
GenI., 1896); do. (Quebec Govt.),
1906; In successful practice In Mont-
real; R. 0., under E. F. A., St. Law-
rence Div., Montreal, 1894; reviser of
electoral lists for Montreal (provl.
appt.) , 1897; author .. The Criminal
Code of Canada and the Canada Evi-
dence Act" (1st ed., 1894; 2nd ed.,
1902; 3rd ed., 1910; and "A Prac-
tical Guide to Police Magistrates and
Justioes of the P<eace" (1st 00., 1895;
2nd ed., 1903) ; after he came to Can,
became a certificated teacher ot Isaac
Pitman'. system of shorthand, and
from that time to 1881 tau&,ht the
274
CRASSWELLER-CRA WFORD.
system; in 1883 helped to Introduce
R system of examns. of law reporters
In the Montreal civil cts., and passed
the first of these examns. himself, at a
test speed of 165 words per minute;
a Llb.-Con.; has been V.-P. Sir John
A. Macdonald Club, Montreal, and Is
now V.-P. "\Ves;tmount Om, Msn.; be-
sides being a memo of the Can. Order
of Foresters, of the A. O. U. W., the
Sons of Eng., the Select Knights, and
the Knights of Pythlas, holds high
rank ,in the M:asonic -bodly; .his s., Jas.
C., jr., wa,s oomp'
d.mente.<1 .in CtOUl't by
Judg>e La'Ilg'øHer (q.v.), !the !I}r.esiÜ'ing
judge, for his 3.!ble d,e-fence of .John
Hen-dJerson, who was tr,i,ed and 13iC-
qutt1..ed, 0'Il a charg>e of f'Ü'rgie.ry, API.,
1911.-44" Claremont Ave., westmmmt J
J!fontreal.
.. A careful a.nd judicious legal writer."
--Judge St. Pierre (q.v.).
.. Has produced the accepted authority
ßnd reference-book upon the Criminal
Code."-O. Oitizen.
crassweUer, Christopher Lewis, edu-
caUonist.
S. C. C., formerly of London, Eng.,
now of Essex, Ont.; b. London, Eng"
1853; e. Wood Green Grammar Sch.,
Eng., Goderich High Sch., and To-
ronto Unlv. (B.A., 1883); m., 1883,
Sara D., d. Wm. Dickson, Goderich,
Ont.; pUblic sch. teacher Parry Sound
Dist., 1876-8; asst. Pickering ColI.,
1882-5; do. Oshawa High Sch., 1885-6;
prindpal Ess,ex High Soh., 1888-'1902;
do. Samla Call. Inst., where he still
Is, 1902; active In Mech. Inst. and
Public Liby. work; presdt. Essex Pub-
lic Liby. several yrs.; elected presdt.
math. and phys. sec. Genl. Assn. Onto
Educ. Assn., 1907: a Freemason (P.
M.) ; Presb.: Ind. Lib.-Sarnia J Onto
Crawford, Bev, Alexander Wellington
(Meth.), educationist.
S. lat'e W.m. and Elliza1beth Ann
(Sager) C., Bra.nc'hrton, OnL; b. ,there,
Jan. 15, 1866; e. Viot'Or:ia UnIÍV. (B.A.,
1895; M.A., 1898), and OomeU Un'iv,
(Ph.D., 1902); m., Aug., 1904, NeotJÌJa
(a c1Iever rniJThiature ,painter), y. d,
Ohoas. Nixon, St. George, Ont.; o.
1896; transfd. to PU1sburg Conf.,
M. E. Ch., U. S., 1904; prof. phiil. e.rnò
IPSyc+h., UrslÍn.us 0011., 1902-3; dean and
prof. of Eng. and ,phil., Bela.v-er Colil.,
1903-6; since 'then !has been ip1rof. ot
Enog., WestJern Univ. of ,Pa.; Sag>e fel-
low 'in phil., Oom,el;l, 1 Y1I'.; I3.SStt. ed.
Phiios01Jhicai Rev., 2 yrs.; e.ubh'or:
.. The Pihi1oQiSophy of F. H. Jacobi" amd
of numerous aI'1tdoles 'in Viari'Ous jour-
naLs; favours evangel. Christiarn:loty.-
Western University, Allegheny, Pa.
Crawford, The Very Rev, Edward
Patrick (Ang.).
E. s. S. late Hon. Geo. C., Brockvllle,
Ont., a Senator of the Dam. of Can.,
and Caroline C., d. Adiel Sherwood
(U. E. L. descent) ; b. Brockville .July
27, 1846; e. Rrockville Grammar'Sch.,
U. C. Call. and Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1866; M.A., 1870) ; D.D., hon. (King's
ColI., Windsor, N.S.), 1908; m., .Tan.,
1871, Annie, 4th d. late .Tas. A. Hen-
derson, Q.C., D.C.L., Kingston, Ont.;
o. deacon, 1869; priest, 1870; missy,
HiH.lier arud! Wel.l.ingtoI1, OIl!t., 1869-
70; reotJor Hawkesbury, 1870-5 '
do. Trin. Ch., Brockvillc (which h
estabd.), 1875-89; do. Ch, of the As-
cension, Hamilton, 1889-92; do. St.
Luke's Cath., Halifax, N.S., since 1892 ;
canon, do. do., 1903; sub-dean of N. S.,
1905; d.ea.ru, 1907; deddned a crulil to
.Winnipeg, 1883; presdt. Halifax Sym-
phony Orchestra and Chorus; former-
ly chairman High Sch. Bd., Brocl\:-
ville;, chaplain to Bp. of Onto and
commissary in Onto for Bp. of Al-
goma: nominated as a candidate for
BishlOPTic of Algoma, 1896, fOT Bish-
opric of Ont., 1900, and for Bishopric
of N. S., 1904; apptd. a gov. King'1!I
CoIL, 1910; a del. to the synodS;
Ela)ptd. deputy prolocutor to Genl.
Synod, Quebec, 1905; an ardent Im-
perialist.-The Deanery, Halifax, N.S.
"A dLerve'1' preacher llnd a. staunch
churchma.n."-Can. (Eng.) Gazette.
Crawford, Miss Mary Elizabeth, phy-
sician.
Scottish ancestry: d. Matthew C.,
master mariner, and Mary, his wife,
who came to Ottawa, 1889, as prin-
cipal Ottawa Presb. Ladies' ColI.;
niece Rev. Peter McDowell, Alloa,
Scot., at one time mod.erator U. P.
Ch. in Scot.; b. IA.therll3.nd, nr. Liy.e;r-
pooo}, Eng., 1876; e. !primarily by her
mot!her; oort., kind<erg8Jl"Iten, Ottawa,
1894; M.D., TrJ.n. Univ., Toron.to, 1900 ;
diploma from Ont. Med. Call. for
Women, which gave teaching neces-
sary for the course; house surg., W.
Philadelphia Hosp. for Women and
C!hUdiren, 1900
1; has siruce successfully
pract
sed at "\ViruIlipeg; made experi-
mental examn. (physical) of sch. chil.
dren for W,innÏjpeg Sch. Bd., 1908;
apptd. med. ins.pr. 'Of girls attending
public sehs., "\VinruÏ:Peg, Aug., 1909;
elected 'Presdt. "\Vomen's Univ. Club,
WiI1JI1,i,pe.g, 1909; a Christian; broughot
up a Pre6'b.; believes that women should
have equal suffrage with men, but
does not believe that the mere fact of
attaining majority in either sex should
give the right to vote; the State
should teach the children the duties
and responsibilities of this privilege.
_ Winnipeg; WomenJs University
Club, do,
Crawford, Bon. Thomas, legislator.
S. late Jas. and Jane Morton
(Walmsley) C., Toronto: b. Co. Fer-
managh, Irel., Aug. 14, 1847; e. there;
m., Oct., 1878, Isabella, d. late Hugh
Fyfe, Glasgow, Scot.; came to Can.,
with his parents, 1865; for many yrs.
In business, with his father, as a cat-
tle exporter, doing an extensÏ\'e busi-
ness; succeeded his father in the busi-
ness, on the laUer's retirement there-
from, 1869; sat In Toronto City Coun-
cil, 1892-4; frequently mentionf'd ;n
connection with Mayoralty; has re.
presented W. Toronto (Local), Con.
interest, since June, 1894; elect
1
Speaker (on death of Mr. St. John),
ApI. 8, 1907: re-elccted, Fcb., 1909;
a dlr. Onto Live Stock Ins. Co., a
gov. TorontJO Wesrem Hosp., V.-P.
OhUdren's Aid Soc. and rOf Layman's
CRA WFORD-FROST-'cREELMAN,
275
Assn., Tororuto Math. Donf.; .presàt
CenotJrai Life Ins. 00., arud presd:t.
Equity Fire Ins. Go.; fo'rmerl!y rpres<!Jt.
Iris'h iP.rOlt. Ben. Soc. and 'Of Metth.
Socia'l Unñ'On; was V1ice-úhalrman 'I'o-
ron-to Oitlizens' Assn., form'ed Mch.,
1905, to resist invas.ion lo'f pro,"l. r,ig;hts
and ,the endowm'emt .of a S'tJ8Jte 011.; in
sy.mpathy wit:Jh mOV'elmemt for par:Ida-
menta:ry fmochise for women, both as
eÞeotors amà as memos. ()If ,the Ioe-gisl'a-
tures; a FreetmJason ram.d an Omng.e-
m:an,-,W4 Palme?"ston Ave., Toronto.
II Å man of shrewd, level-headed com.
man sense."-M. and B,
Crawford - Frost, Rev, Wm. Albert
(Epis.).
S. Wm. and Louisa (Crawford) F.;
b. Owen Sound, Ont., Oct. 29, 1863; e.
there at public and high schs., by pri-
vate tutor, and Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1884; M.A., 1886); pursued theol.
studies, Wycliffe CoIl., and med. stud-
ies, Baltimore Med. Coll.; m., Aug.,
1889, Damaris Constance, d. .Tohn Ings,
Charlottetown, P.E.I. ; o. deacon,
1888; priest, 1889; curate St. Paul's,
Charlottetown, 1888; rector St.
George's, New Glasgow, N.S., 1889-92;
do. Ch. of the Redeemer, Merrick,
L.I., 1892-6; do. Memorial Ch. of the
Holy Comforter, Baltimore, Md., 1896-
1903; with Dodd, Mead & Co., pub-
lishers, New York, 1903-4; instr. In
chemistry, Baltimore Med. Coll., 1904-
06; one of the founders and first secy.
Y. M.'s Lib. Club, Toronto; founded
Christian Unity League, London, Eng.,
1890; f'lected memo Soc. Am. Au-
thors, 1898; do. Transatlantic Soc.,
1900; do. Astron. Sec., Md. Acad. of
Science, 1902; do. Soc. of Arts, Eng.,
1904; do. Am. Nat. Geograph. Soc.,
1906; invented thought-recorder, 1892,
and other inventions that have been
patented; in earlV yrs. served on statt
Toronto World and Toronto Globe;
author" Old Dogma In a New Light"
(1896), "The Philosophy of Integra-
tion" (1906); also an anthem, "Col-
umbia" (1907); favours reciprocity
between U. S. and Can., and closer
union of Gt. Brit. and her colonies and
the U. S.; advocates compulsory ar-
bi,tnvtion of inlDørn. quOOtJii().DS amd
l.abour i!:!roubil,es.-" -Sheldon Cottage,"
2120 Ohelsea Terrace, Walbrook, Balti-
more, Md.
II A man of wide reading- and careful
th()ught."-Late Bishop Littlejohn.
Creak, George, chartered accountant,
S. late Arthur Geo. and Maria C..
O!tapiham, Lonoo-n. IDn.g. ; b. .a11lð! e.
tJh!eore; m.; came to 'Oan., 1879; foc
m:l.nY yrs. secy. am.d ttroos. MierdhaI1lts'
Oortt!on Co.; has boon .praot1s
'll'g as a
chartered aoc!OUllIt:a.rut sdnoe 1895; J1IOIW
head 'of .the George C. Audit Co., 0001'-
t-el'ed aocouTIltoaruts, MorutTea,1; a memo
ot the A.ssn. of Areoonrt::a.Jlltts, ijn 'I:JhIat
ci,t'Y, alJ1d a f.e<1111Q!W of ,the Dam. Aßsn.
0If OOOl't'8lrOO .AJcocoumtanots; ils a fl1'eoe-
man of .(:Ihe c.uy tOf LorudJon, and a mem.
of t.hie Golidjsmi,t:hs Co. (as were his
1'1aJtiher la.lnd gmndfubher before 'him) ;
ÂJJ1,t;.-257 Bishop Bt., Montreal; Mt.
Royal Club; Canada Ohtb; Montreal
Hunt Club, do.
Crean, Kr., Mildred Corning, author.
B. and e. Chicag.o, Ill.; m., Nov. 28,
1906. Major J. F. Crean, a resident of
Toronto, 1st Batt. Gold Coast Røgt.,
W, African Frontier Force, who serve.d
N.-W. Rebellion, 1885, and during the
A!:thanti War, 1900 (meds.; was men-
tioned .in despatches); author "A
Daughter OIl To-day" and other novels.
-Ohicago, Ill.
Creelman, .Adam Rutherford, lawyer.
Irish and Scotch origin; s. late .Tas.
Rutherford and Isabella Christina
(P,atterson) C.; b. Richibucto, N.B.;
e, Grammar sch., Richibucto, and the
Acad., Chatham, N.B.; m., Nov., 1878,
Margt. Cumming (d. .Tune, 1904), d.
late Rev. .Tohn .Tennings, D.D.; stud-
Ied law with the late Hon. Adam
Crooks, Q.C.; barrister (Ont.), 1876;
do. (P.Q.), 1902; K.C. (E. of Derby),
1889; became one ot the leaders of
the bar; for many yrs. a memo of the
eminent law firm of McCarthy, Osler,
Hoskin & Co., Toronto; remalnoed a
memo of this firm u;p to July, 1901.
when he was ap,ptd. g>eneral counsel
to the Ca,n, Pac. Ry. Co., and removed
-to Montreal, where he !has since re-
sided; elected a dlr. of the Can. Pae.
Ry., 1910; Is also a dir. of .the Kingston
and .Pembroke Ry. ; w.as a memo of thè
comte. to raise an endowment tund
for U. .C. 001-1., 1900; apptd. an hon.
corr. secy. of the Royal 001. Inst.,
London, :Ðng., 1906; much devoted to
dean and manly sport, particularly
cricket, hockey, curling, bO'Wllng, golf,
etc. ; elected pl'esdt. Can. Crfc1.-oet Assn.,
1900; a Lib.. but devotes himself
wholly to his prof.; a Presb.-The
She1'broolce, Montreal; Mt. Royal Olub;
St. James's Olub; Royal Montreal
Golf Club; Forest and Stream Olub;
Montreal Jockey Olub, do.; Toronto
Olub; Toronto Hunt Olub; Toronto
Oricket Club; Granite Olub; York
Olub, Tomnto; Rideau Olub; Ottawa
Goll Ohtb; Ottawa Oountry Olub, Ot-
tawa,. Restigouche Balmon Olub.
"Ai gplendid man ()f business."-The
late B. B. Osler, Q.O.
Creelman, George Christie, education-
Ist.
. Bro. A. R. C., .R.C. (q.v.) ; 'b. O()lltldng-
wood, Orut., rMay 9, 1869; oe. 001111. Inst.,
there, ant. Agrlcul. ColI. (diplomas),
T10fTOlIllto Un1iv. (B.S. A., 1888). Cornelll
Unlv., Wisconsin Univ., and Mich. Ag-
ricul. CoIl.; LL.D., hon., McMaster
Univ., 1910; m. 1892, Ada, d. .Tas.
Mills. LL.D. (q.v.); Asst. Prof. Biol-
ogy, Mississippi Agrlcu1. and Mech.
0011., 1889-92; Prof. BiollÜ-gy, õJo. 00.,
1892-7: SUjpdt. Farmers' Insts., ant.,
1897-1904; was also Supdt. Agricul.
Socs., and Secy. ant. Fruit Growers'
Assn.; since Feb., 1904, has been
presdt. of the ant. Agricul. ColI.;
elected presdt. Am. Assn. ot Farmers'
Insts., 1905; a del. to Europe to in-
vestigate agricul. methods prevailing
on the Continent and in Gt. Brit., 1908;
author a "Handbook for the Use of
Women's Institutes In ant." ; a senator
Toronto Univ,; a director Toronto
276
CREEiLMAN-CREIGHTON,
Exhbn. Assn.; do., Can. Correspond-
el1Jcoe seh.; elected a Chlet, Six Narolon
Imj.lans, 1900; do, presdit. GueIa>h
CI1iockiet OIub, 1911; a Brasb. and an
eI-der in the ch.-Ontm-io Agricultural
College, Guelph, Ont,
"YO'Ung, tactful, resou.rceful <and able."
-Educ. MonthlJ/,
II Affords lln Illustration of what ma.y be
accomplished by energy, C()mbined with a
strong -and attractive pe-rs.o.na.lity."-T,
Globe,
Creelman, Bev. Harlan (Cong.), edu-
oa.ti onlis t.
S. llabe Rev. Wm. and Nancy (Oox)
C., Ma.LtlIaIJId
N.S.; b. rtlhfJr.e, Nov. 15,
1864; e. N. B. Un-iv., Normal Soh.,
C:astil1Je, Me. (gro.d., 1885) and YaJ1te
Univ. (B.D., 1889; Pih.D., 1894; M.A.,
1908) ; m., .Jun-e, 1892, Jooophirue Tihorp
(a va-Iued eontri.butor Ito Country
Life in Am., The House Beautiful,
et,c.), d. loalte Hon. Wrn. A. :Rioc-e, W-or-
Uring.ton, M'ass. ; o. 1889; poa.s.t'or, WOIr-
.tihi, ngtJon Mass., 1889-93; Jl1JSItr. in
Bi.bl,ical lIi l t., Ywle Univ., 1893-9; IMiner
prof. 'Of Hebrew, úO'gIlIa.be ,liangs. ami
BibUca.lliit., Oan. OOThg. OOIliI., Mo'nrt-
real', 1899-1908; sen"ed temporari.Iy, &S
a l-eot. in the Fire-sib., W,e.sl. COl,ls.,
MOl1Jtrea1, :amdi MoGilol Univ.; was
presdit. Congo Olub, 'Mont-roo.J, fool' some
yrs. ; sinoe 1908 has 'bee-n proto Hebrew
lraI1g's. and Nt., Auburn ToheooL Semy.-
Auburn, N.Y.; Oswasco Country Club,
do.
Creelman, James, newspaper corre-
spondent; litterateur,
Scotch-Irish ancestry; S. late Mat-
thew C., for many yrs. an offr. ot the
Steam Inspection Assur. Co., Mont-
real; b. Montreal, Nov. 12, 1859; e.
Royal Arthur Sch., Montreal, and Tal-
mage's Lay Theol. ColI., N.Y.; m.,
1891, Miss Allee L. Buell, Ohio; ran
away from home when 12 yrs. ot age;
reached! N. Y. on foot, with an oc-
casional ride on a ry. tmin, and en-
tered first employment In the office of
Church and State; after acquiring a
knowledge ot printing and taking a
course in the.ol. under Dr. Talmage,
entd. the service of the N.Y. Herald,
1876, as a reporter, becoming later a
corresp.ondent and ed. writer and so re-
maln.ing tin ,1889; was ed., London
edltlon, 1890, and Paris edition, 1891-2;
subsequently was Sl.LCüßSsive.}'Y: ed. N.Y.
Evening Telegram; Brit. ed. Cosmo-
politan Mag., 1893; war cormspondent
for the N.Y. World during the Japanese
War, 1894; do. M. fur the N.Y.
Journal during the Græco-Turklsh War,
1897, during the Cuban War, 1898, and
during the Philippine War, 1899; cap-
tured a Spanish flag and was shot and
almost mortally wounded after he
received the surrender of the Spanish
command-ent at EI Caney, Cuba, 1898;
had charge of the ed. page, and later
was Washington correspondent of the
N.Y. Journal; special and ed. writer,
N. Y. World, 1900-6; associate ed.
Pearson's Mag., 1906-10; has 1nter-
viewed a t various times Leo XIII"
King George of Greece, the Emperor
of Corea, Presdt. Faure, Prince Bis-
marck, Sir H. M. Stanley, Louis KOB-
suth, and Count Tolstoi; is a Fellow
of the Royal Gool. Soc.; author, besldE'lS
numerous mag. articles of the follow-
ing valIS.: .. On the Great Highway"
(1901), II Eagle Blood" (1902); and
II Why We Love Lincoln" (1908) ; (see
Review of Reviews, Oct. 15, 1898).-67
W. 9
th St., New York; Lotus Club;
Authors' Club; Democratic Club, do.;
National Liberal Club, New Vagabond
Club, London, Eng.
"I'Di every respect a.n- unusually iIlltereet-
ine ma.n....-M, Star.
.. 'I'he prea:nie,r reporter in Aane'rican
jO'urn,a.l1sm to-day."-T. Globe.
II Has passed through as V'aried, as mw-
tiflU'LOU8 and 8S excitmg a <peTioo of jour.
n.alis.tic labo,ur as ha3 f,alIen to the lot of
any man of his cra.ft."-Rev. of Reviews.
Creighton, David, Dam. publIc ser-
vice.
Irish parentage; b. Glasgow, Scot.,
ApI. 1, 1843; came to Can. with par-
ents, 1855, and was e. here; m., Oct.,
1873, Miss Jane Elizabeth Kramer;
long engd. In journalism; ed. and prop.
Owen Sound Times, 1864-96; entrusted
by Sir John Macdonald with task of
forming a stock co. tor the purpose ot
publishing a daily official organ In To-
ronto, the result being The Empire,
whose first number appeared Dec. 27,
1887; this paper was, In 1895. amalga-
mated with The Mail, under Its pres-
ent title, The Mail and Empire; was
mang, ed. thereof UP to May, 1895,
when he was apptd. Asst. Recr.-
Gen:t, 'lìoroIJIt'O; .e1Jeoood IPresdt, Ve.tJeoraIJIs
ot 1866, 1900; a mean. Ex,tV'e. Oombe.
Brit. Empire League In Can.; a Con.,
and sat In that Interest for N. Grey
(Local), 1875-90; in Jan., 1895, was
presented with a handsome marble
clock by the statt of the Toronto Globe,
In ackgt. of his courtesies to them on
the occasion ot the Globe fire at that
time; an Ang.-!6 Spadina Rd., To-
ronto; Albany CI
,b, do,
" A thoroughly upright man, with a high
sense of duty and great capacity for hard
work."-T, Globe,
Crell'hton, Jame. Edwin, educationist,
S. John and Mary C. (O'Brien) C.;
mixed Scotch and Scotch-Irish parent-
ßJg'e
.b. West lRiiVJeT, N.,S., ApI. 8,
1861; e. Ptiobou Aoa.d., J)a,Ilho'ltsle
Univ. (B.A., WlÏJbh 1st: oms honours
dn .phiLI., 1887), 8Jt Oom.eIiIJ Unliv. (IPh.D.,
1892), and rut the Univ.s. of Leipzig
and Boolil1i; LL.D. (Que-en':9 Univ.),
1903; m., 1892, /Miss ,KiaJtJhoerirue F.
McLean
Pi'cotl{)lu, N.S.; instJr. iru ,phill.,
Oornelll Univ., 1888; asst. prof., do.
dio., 1892; prof, I'ogl'c and metap.h.,
do., since 1895; a .mem. Am. P.syah.
Assn. (,presdJt., 1902-3) and Am. Pihiloo.
Assn.; ed. Phil. Review and Am. ed.
Kant Studien; has contributed to these
periodicals; author "An Introductory
Logic" (1898); translator (with E. B.
Tichener) "Wundt's Human and Ani-
mal Psychology It (1894), and (with A.
Lefevre) of II Paulsen's Kant: His Life
and Philosophy" (1902); when a stu-
dent, a crack footballist.-Ithaca, N.Y,;
Town and Gown Club, do.
(See History of Dr. Crichton's Trial on Page 277.)
Dr, Crichton's Remedy
"
GRIPPURA
"
(Germ-Destroyer)
generally cures La Grippe (Intluenza) or " colds " in a few hours,
often in less than two hours. "Then other proper treatment is used
along with it, it generally cures Pneumonia, Tonsillitis (Quinsy),
Inflammatory Rheumatism, etc., in less than one-quarter of the
usual time, Typhoid Fever in less than one-half of the usual time.
It is harmless in the dose required, and any other medicine may
be taken along with it.
Three of the Professors in Toronto University use it. James
CoBing, B.A., Principal of Cobourg (Ont.) Collegiate Institute,
writes: "One dose cured me. I gave it to five other teachers and they
all declare it broke up the attack of Grippe." Rev. J. C. Berrie,
President of Methodist Conference for New Brunswick and
P. E. I. (who studied medicine for four years), says: "Grippura
has worked just as you say. I consider it worth its weight in
gold. "
Send for circular containing similar testimonials from J.
Henderson, M.A., Principal of St. Catharines Collegiate Institute;
Rev. VV. Bowman Tucker, M.A., Ph.D., author of "The
Camden Colony"; E. A. Hardy. B.A.., Secretary of Librarians'
Association for the Province of Ontario; ",Tm. F. :Montague, Grand
Recorder Canadian Order of Chosen Friends; Carl E. F'isher,
County Registrar, St. Catharines, Ont., etc.
The Ontario Divisional High Court decided after a three days'
hearing that Grippura is " an apparently valuable remedy," and
that "it does not appear to be put forward dishonestly or
carelessly. "
Sent by mail, postpaid, price 75c. for 24 doses. rro places
where it is not for sale two such bottles will be sent for $1.00.
Persons living in countries other than Canada and the United States
should order three bottles (or multiples of three) at a time as
postage is paid by the pound.
Address all letters to
The Grippura Company
CASTLETON (Northumberland County), Ontario, Canada
Entered according to Act of the Parliament of Canada in the year 1904, by
John Robinson, at the Department of Agricult\lre.
CREIGHTON-CRICHTON,
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Creighton, ðamell George Aylwin,
Dom. Parliamentary seI"Vllce.
E. s. Wm. H. C., Halifax, N.S.; b.
there, .Tune 12, 1850; e. Halifax Gram-
mar Sch. and Dalhousie Unlv. (B.A"
with honours, 1868) ; m., 1878, Eleanor,
d. late Geo. Platt, Montreal; gradu-
ated B.C.L., with 1st rank honours,
(McGill Unlv.), 1880; advocate, do.;
an asso. Inst. of C. E., Eng., 1876;
engd. In journalism In Montreal, 1877-
81; a contributor to Scribner's and
other mags.; secy. Metropolitan Club,
Montreal, 1876; lIeut. Halifax Gar.
Arty., 1886; employed In the consoli-
dation and revision of the Statutes
of Can., 1885-6; apptd. law elk. of
the Senate of Can., Mch., 1882; master
In chancery, June, do.--3 Kent St., ot-
tawa; Rideau Club, do.
Creighton, :Rev, Walter ðohn (Ang.).
S. Rev. .Tohn C.; grands. Rev. Dr.
Read; b. Welland, Ont., Nov. 14, 1866;
f>. Oa1rtwrlg1ht lPubldc Sch., GrlmslbY
High Sch., and Trln. Unlv., Toronto
(B.A., 1887; M.A., 1890); unm.; o.
deacon, 1889; priest, 1890: curate st.
.Tames Cath., Toronto, 1889; Incum-
bent Bobcaygeon and Dunsford, 1890-6;
rector Lakefield, 1906; elf'cted R. D.,
Durham and Victoria, 1904; was a
memo Bobc:aygeon Sdh. Bd.: mow {Lt
ToT1onoto.-"41 Concord Ave., Toronto.
Creighton, Rev. William Black
(Meltlh.), jO'11,rna1ist.
N. of Ire!. parentage: s. .Tas. and
Ann (English) C.; b. Dorchester, Co.
Middlesex, Ont., .Tuly 20. 1864: e. Lon-
don pUblic and high schs. and Victoria
Univ. (B.A., with honours In phil.,
1890: B.D., with gold med. for highest
standing In whole course, 1894; D.D..
1909): m., Sept., 1895, Laura, y. d.
.Tohn Harvie, Toronto: entd. mInistry,
1890, and filled several pastorates In
Ont.: asst. ed. Christian Guardian,
:1.900; el'emed ed., 00., Setprt., 1906.-
f62 Concord Ave., Toronto; Canadian
Club, do.
.. Has exhibit.ed ability of 8 high order,
not only in the char:\cter of his editorial
writin
, but in the vital work of selection,"
-T. Newø.
Crerar, Mrs. Marion :1:" marrIed
woman.
D. late .Tohn Stinson, banker, Ham-
Ilton, Ont.; U. E. L. descent; b. Ham-
ilrt'OI1; e. In ED'g.; 1111., .1st, Aug., 1877,
C:. .T. Ottaway (d. April, 1878), bar-
nster, London, Eng.; 2ndly, 1883, P.
D. Crerar, K.C. (q.1J.); long connected
with Imp. Order Daughters of the Em-
plre; elected vIce-regent Hamilton
Chapter, May, 1900: regent, May, 1902;
became 2nd V..:P. of the order In Can. ;
organized .. Made-In-Hamllton" Exhn.,
1906; presdt. Ladles' Auxflfary Bd.
for the Hamilton Health ABsn., caring
for aU consumptives In city (realizeð
$3,174 for Sanitarium Fund) ; omclat
d
at presentation of colours to 91st High-
landers, 1904.- u The Lodge." Hamil-
ton, Ont.; Ladies' Empire Club, Lon-
don, Eng.
"One <OIl the bulwarks of Imperialism in
tne 1()'Y'&1 P.rovince of Ont.M"io."-Løllll
BeTnaTd (q.v,),
Crerar, Peter Duncan, lawyer.
B. Crl-etT, Soot., 1859; e. there, Dum-
barton Acad., and Glasgow Unlv. (M.A.,
1879) ; came to Can., 1879; m., 1883,
Marlon E. (q.v.), d. late .Tohn Stinson,
banker, and widow C. J. Ottaway,
barrister, London, Eng. ; barrister
(-silver med.), 1883; K.C., 1902; a dlr.
the .Tohn McPherson Co., Ltd., V.-P.
Hamilton Dlstfllery Co., presdt. Oak
Tanning Co., presdt. for 3 yrs. Can.
Assn. Amateur Oarsmen, anð presdt.
Royal Can. Golf Assn. ; also V.-P. Chil-
dren's Aid Soc.; a LIb., and for 'Some
yrs. presdt. Hamilton LIb. Assn.-
tiThe Lodge." Hamilton, Ont.; Hamil-
ton Club; Hamilton Jockey Club, do.;
Toronto Club, Toronto.
Crellle, LouIlI George Auguate, law-
yer,
S. late AUg'Uste Barthêlêmy C., K.C.,
and Laura G. (Prendergast) C.; b.
Three Rivers, P.Q., Feb. 24, 1860: e.
Semy., Three Rivers (golð med.) , and
Laval Unlv. (LL.B., 1881); m.. 1882,
:Mlle. Alexandrine St. .Jean. Montreal
(d. 1902) ; advocate, 1881: K.C., 1906;
one of the leaders of the bar: practised
his prof. In Montreal with his father,
during his lIfetime; since his death, In
partnership with .T. A. Descarrles, K.C.
(q.1J.) ; Is of the 11th generation of the
legal men In his family: electeð an Ald.
of Montreal, 1892; has been presdt. St.
,J'eaJIl Bapte. Soc., and g'1rand regent of
the Royal Arcanum; Is High Chief
Ranger Ind. Order of Foresters, and
V.-P. Num. and Antlq. Soc; a memo of
the Pol1tlcal Economy Club, and gov.
of the Notre Dame Hôsp.; a Con., and
formerly presdt. of L' Assn. Conserva-
trice, Montreal; the owner of 3 seig-
neurles; a R. C.-!f-i Berri st., Mont-
real.
Crewa, Bev. Albert Clarke (Meth.).
S, late Rev. Tho'S. C. (Meth.); b.
WarwIck, 00'. Lamb ton, Ont., F'eb. 24,
1857; e. Ingersoll High Sch. and Vic-
toria Unlv. (D.D., 1904) ; entd. minis-
try, 1877; o. 1882; after serving for
a short perlod as asst. eð. of The
Christian Guardian, fined pastorates
successively at Hamilton (Hannah
St.), St. Catharlnes (WeIland Ave.),
Hamilton (Simcoe St. ) , Winnipeg
(Zion Ch.), and Toronto (parlt.
St.); elected gent. secy. Epworth
League Socs. and Sunðay Schs., 1895-
1902; do. .ed. Epworth Era, 1898-1902 ;
dJo. gen.t secy. Epworth Leagues (OT
Quaðron'l1>iUll11
1902-6; was financial
oocy. rat Win'll'ip'eg; atPprt:d. memo Comte.
20ltrh Century Thranksgiv,inag- Fuoo, Can_
Meth. Ch., 1898; ðie1ivered a course of
lectures on various phases of Sunðay
-sch. work at Mt. AlUson Unlv., 1903;
a del. Intern. Sunday Sch. Convention,
Loulsvllle, Ky., 1908; elected to succeed
late Rev. Dr. Withrow as editor of
Sunday school perloðfcals, 1908. - Pi
Spencer Ave., Toronto.
&< A man held in the hi
hest respect
by all branches of the great church of
which be is one of the recognized
leaders. "-T. WQTld.
Crichton, Alexander WyUe, physician.
Scottish ancestry; B. Alex. C., from
KUma.rnock, Ayrshire, Scot., a.nd Annie
278
CRIDGE-CROCKETT.
(Geddes) C., from Burnt-island, Fife-
shire, Scot.; b. St. Catharines, Ont.,
.June 1, 1862; e. CoIl. Inst., there, and
Toronto Univ. (B.A., and silver med.
in Classics, and standing first In gent
proficiency, 1883) ; took his med. course
at Toronto Univ,; stood 1st in Therap.
and 1st In the practice of med.; a
memo CoIl. P. and S., Ont., 1892 ;
unm.; taught In hig'll schs. and coIl.
Insts. for 6 yrs.; claims to have found
In 1901 a method of treatment by
which about one-fifth of the present
deatJh-JraItJe >Can be \ßV'O'idro, viz.: .prac-
tically all the deaths from the com-
moner Infectious diseases, except con-
sumption, and by which la grippe or
.. colds," ipThe'Umon.la and lty,p!hIO'id fever
can be cured In less than one-quarter
of the usual time; after Ifafllng to In-
terest different govts. and prominent
physicians in the discovery, Issued a
cfrcular to the pübUc offering to send
by ma1'l rbhe medicine W1hich f.orms the
b:asIs of Ihlis lÌJr
ratJmenrt; for rbh1s ,the
Onlt. M'eod. OoU'nd1 caruce:I,1Ietd ,hi,s òJip-
lorna, .July, 1906; on rappea,l, mwever,
w t/hJe Div. Higih Ot., :hIs dd.pllOma was
rest'ored, rthJe SMne yr.; C'OnlÍJinues rto
!practise hds .p.rof. :at Oastl'eotoß" 'Wlh'e're
a.nd 1JnroU,gÙ1lQlU1. many IObhlerr 'POmi'()IThS
of Oanlaoo Ihls .. GrlPiPura, ,germ de-
stroy.er,' continues Ito reach 8J11'd' bre
Uosed Wi'Dh s'tLOOess by aarrge ol:asses of
t'he lPQ])ullartlcm.-Castleton, Onto
Crldlfe. Bt, :Rev, Edward (Ref. Epls.).
S. .John and Grace C.; b. Bratton-
Heming, Devonshire, Eng., Dec. 17,
1817; e. N. Molton Grammar Sch.,
Devon, and St. Peter's CoIl., Cambridge
(B.A., with math. honours, 1848: Gls-
borne Sch.) ; D.D., Presb. CoIl., Mont-
real, 1895; m., Sept., 1854, Mary, d.
Geo. WlnneIle, Bonlford, Essex (Mrs.
C. was the first Sunda.y-sch. teacher
In B.C.; d. 1905); o. deacon, 1848;
priest, 1849; some time a teacher In a
public sch.; successively asst. curate
and incumbent, N. Walsham and Christ
Ch., Stratford, Essex, 1848-54; apptd.
chaplain, H.B. Co., and dlst. clergyman,
Vlctorira, V.I. (then a Crown Colony),
1854; rector, Victoria Dist. Ch. (which
tlIl 1859 was the only ch. in the col-
ony), 1855-74; dean, 1865-74; seceded
from the colonial branch of the Ch, of
Eng., and joined the Ref, Epis. Ch., be-
coming rector of the Ch, of Our Lord,
Victoria, 1874; elected a bp, (his dio-
cese Including B.C. and all the States
and Territories of the U.S. west of the
Rocky Mts.), 1875: author of a tract
on Spirituallsm, a pamphlet, .. Life
after Death," and a book, .. As It Was
In the Beginning" (1890); a devoted
Imperlalist.-Chrlst Church Rectory,
Victoria, B.C.
.. One of the best and most conscien.
tious men living ......þ.is life has
en alto-
gether beautiful."-Senator W, J, J{øcelon-
aiel (<I.v.).
Cring'an, Alexander Thom, musician.
S. Robt. Ems and .Janet (Thorn)
C.; b. Carluke, Lanarkshlre, Scot.,
Oct. 13, 1860; e. there; m., Aug., 1882,
Limas, 3rd d. .John Waugh, Edin-
burgh; studied for prof. at Tonlc-
Sol-fa ColI., London, 1884-6: took
exaanns. f()lr rliergre'es of gra.dJu3Jbe and
licentiate F.S.C., before leaving for
Can., 1885; returned for colI. term,
1886: Mus. Bac. (ToronJbo. Unliv.) , 1899 ;
dire of music ipu'bliLc scihs., TOf\onoo,
1886-1901; toe.ac;hrer of mrus!c, Nor-
mal and Model Schs., do., 1901; teach-
er of vocal music, Toronto Conserv.
of Music, 1900; choirmaster Cent.
Presb. Ch., Toronto, 1887-95; do.
Cooke's, dio. do. dl()., 1897-1900: con-
ducted music at W. e. T. U. Oonv
n...
Ibion. Toronlto, 1897 (spectia,l1ly iC!om'P
li-
me-nlted< by 1:Jhoe nl!lJte IMiss Frances E.
WUiln,rd fo'r ih!ls .. '8Jdm!i..r.ruble work");
oondlUcted dOOrus o,f 6,000 ,clhUdrren
which gf'elelbed 'tJhoe Pirince an.d Princess
of Wtaltes, T{)/f'onrto, 190.2 (p.eorsonaUy
COInpldmellood by bath "f()lr :the ex-
oeHren.ce of rt:hre CJhorus ") ; aUithor "Can.
Music OOUTOO," .. E)chroartIÌrorn.a:] MuSic
Course," .. .coms.e-rvn.bory oSri
ht Slinging
MJebhod," and "The Tearcihef\s' Hanld"-
hook": hoa,s coll 1 liØClberc1 tanrd! 1Jmnsc'ribed.
100 .traodJi tilOnlaJl mellodJies Off 'time I,ro-
quols, ftJnd mas neötured on thart ranrd
ot/hler Oan.. su 1 bj-eCJ1:s, .b()ltlh .In BrÏitai,n
and Can.; .presod1t. Tro'f'Oil1.oo Clref Clrub,
190'3-4: a. Freemason; a iPresb.--6SS
Church St., Toronto.
.. A thorough musician and an admirable
teaeher."-Jas. L. Hughes (q.v.).
Crinion, Bev. James Eugene (R.C.).
B. Slane, Co. Meath, I reI. , 1858; e.
St. Finian's Semy., Navan; studied
theol. at the Grand Semy., Montreal;
o. 1881; successively curate at Arthur
and St. Basil's, Brantford; chairman
and secy. Sep. Sch. Bd. in latter city:
first resident pastor at Dunnville; noW
pastor at Paris, Ont.; a del. to first
Library Inst., Ont., Brantford, 1907.-
It The Presbytery," Paris.
Crocker, John Howard, physical di-
rector.
Scotch and Eng. parentage; b. St.
Stephen, N.B., ApI. 1, 1870; e. common
sch. and Dalhousie Unlv.; m.,
ay,
1901. Miss Reeta H. S. Clark; physIcal
dir. Y. M. C. A. for 15 yrs.; secy. To-
ronto Soc. of Physical Education;
man gr. Can. Olympic t
am,
908; a
m'em. eXJtvoe. COrmte. PhYSIOa.r1: Drrs. Soc.
of N. AJrn.; ap,pbd. Enrg.-.spækin.g secy.,
Y. M. C. A., SihaJng1ool. Ohinla, 1911;
PJ'1esb.-Shanghai, China.
.. A thoroughly efficient man."-T. Star.
Crockett, James H" journalist.
S. Dr. Wm. C. (q.v.); bro. O. S. C.
(q.v.); b. and e. N.B.; now and for
'SQlIIlle y,rs. pf\OIP. and ed. Off The Gleaner
(Fredericton); apptd. mango dlr. St.
John Standard, 1909; resi.gned, do.;
Con.: a 'Presb.-Fredericton, N.B.
Crockett, Oswald Bmlth, lawyer; leg-
Islator,
S. Dr. Wm. C. (q.v.); b. Chatham,
N.B., ApI. 13, 1868; e. High Sch., Fred-
ericton, and N. B. Unlv. (B.A., 1886) ;
m., 1st, .July, 1893, A. Blrsa (d. Mch.,
1903), d. late T. Stanger, Fredericton;
2ndly, Sept., 1905, Clarine M., d. late
Dr. Chas. N. Stevenson, Coaticook,
P.Q.; barrister, 1892; practises his
prof. at Fredericton; presdt. local St.
Andrew's Soc., 1900-6, and while hold-
ln
that office secured the erection of
CROCKETT-CROlL.
279
a monument to Robert Bums, the
Scottish poet, at Fredericton; a Con.,
and has represented York, N.B.
(H. C.), in that Interest, since g. e.,
1904; Presb.-Fredericton, N.B.
" An easy speaker, strenuous and
vigorous, and a man who will be heard
of hereafter."-T. News.
Crockett, Thomas, merchant.
S. "'\Ym. and Mary C.; b. Passek
ag,
N.B., .June 18, 1854; e. Hampton
Grammar Sch.; m., .Jan., 1878, Eliza-
beth Dean, d. Thos. Seaton, Bathurst,
N.D.; entd. Can. Ry. service, on In-
tercol. Ry., 1873, and was chief train
despatcher at R. du Loup, on that
road; flnptd. genl. supdt. Temiscouata
Ry., 1889, was chosen genl. mangr.,
1893; constructed the St. Frances
branch of that ry.; is nOW an exten-
sive manfr. of ry. ties; apptd. consular
agent for U. S., 1901; a Con., and
unsucoessfully 'conte-moo Bona V'e'lllÌ:l\lre
(H. C.) in thl!Lt ißlteTie8't, g. e. 1904;
a Preslb.-Rivière du Loup, en bas,
P.Q.
Crockett, William., educationist.
S. .Jas. and Martha (Proctor) C.; b.
Brechin, Scot., May 17, 1832; e. High
Sch., Brpchin, Þ. beròpen Unlv. (A. M.),
and Glasgow Normal Sch.; m., ApI.,
1 Rfi 8. l\fa rion. d. Wm. M. Coldwell,
Campbell ton, N.B. ; principal Sup. Sch.,
Campbellton, N.B., 1856; rector, Chat-
ham Acad., do., IS61-70; princlpa.l
provl. Normal Sch., do., 1861-70, and a
second time, 1901-6; chief supdt. of
educ., N. B.o 1883-91; prof. classics,
M'Ü<I'II1in CoH., Quebec, 1891-1901; Is a
senator N. B. Univ. (LL.D., hon.,
1900); Mayor of Fredericton, 1901-3;
e.Jf'oÌ'p<d .pI'fSdJt. A
'l1. I()tf Cra.n. Olubs,
1911; a Pl1e,sb.-Fredericton, N.B.
Crofton, Francis Blake, author; re-
tired public servant.
Y. s. Rev. Wm. C., rect-or of Skreene.
SlIgo, Irel., and -C., d. Rev. Hy
WoodlWard: b. Crossboyne, Co. Mayo.
1841; e. Royal Sch., Dungannon, and
Trln. Coil., Dublin (B.A., with honors
In Eng. lang. and lit. and In classics,
1863, and Royal Scholar.): m., Dec.,
1872, Emma Katherine, d. late .Jas. F.
Brad/shaw, man gr. Bank of U.C., Que-
bec; passed for Indian Civil Service,
but later came to Can.: prof. Bishop's
0011. Univ., Lennoxville, 1864-5; re-
move.d to N.S., 1877; after spending
some yr.s. In N. Y., engd. in educl. work
Jthere; was alJ)'Ptd. 'Ubmrloan toO Ithoe
Le,gislature, N.S.. 1882, retaining that
position till 1906, when he retired,
with the thanks of that body for his
services; in addition to being t'he author
of several humol"'ous works, including:
II The BewBdered/ Querists and other
Nonsenlse" (1875): II The Major's Big
Talk Stories" (1881); II The Hair-
breadth Escapes of iMajor Mendax"
(1889), has written several more seri-
ous books and pamphlets, among which
have been II For Closer Union." II Ha1i-
burton, the Man. the Writer," II The
Imperialism of Haliburton," II Sombre
Tlnlts" (poem,s); II The Genesis of the
Federation Idea," "Our UI1Jworthy
Status," II A Lost Opportunity," ,. Is It
too Lalte ?" and "Is Sudcid'ð Q Sin?":
ho3ls likewise contributed fuT' many yrs.
'00 true Eng., Can. and Aim. mags. upon
m.any subjects; throug1hout has boon
a deV'Oted Imperialist: was corr, secy.,
N.S. Historical Soc., 1888-1902: one of
the V.
P. of the Intern. Library C<1nf.,
London, 1897, and a V.-P. of the Can.
Soc. of Authors, 1901; Ang.-Author's
Club, London, Eng.; Halifa:r: Olub,
Halifax, N.S.
riA good" l'Oyal Impe,ril3list I WTIat more
could be sadd of him."-Ool. G. T, Den'.
.on (q.v.).
II Hi8 e&Siay on Haliburlon is the beet
8U'rv
y in. existen,oo {J.f the Hfe and w'Ork
of that able .and pa.triotic ma.n..."-Dr. John
Reade (q.v.).
"A writer whoseo tho'1lghts cooll'sbmll1y are
bent in the direction of groa.t literature a.nd
all tha.t is worthy in our ma.n,ner of lifð."-
T. News.
"A genIflI
-man o! eduoa.tion. a.nd high
litera.ry .a.bHity who has brought. to the
di8cha.r
of his officia.l du,ties intte<lligenlCð,
taste and historical .a.pprehen.sw.n."- Re-
port of Library Board. N.S. (1906).
(D. Southsea, Eng., Oct., 1911.)
Croil, James, author; journaldst; ad-
ministrator.
Third s. late .Jas. C., W. I. mer-
chant, Glasgow, Scot.; b. there, Sept.
4, 1821: e. New Acad., Edinburgh
Grange Semy., Sunderland and Glas
gow Unlv.; m., 1847, Christina Eliza-
beth, d. Matthew Richardson, Halifax
N.S.: came to Can., 1841: having pur:
chased the historic Chrysler's Farm
WiIllamsburg, Ont., the scene of th
famous battle of 1813, was, for 23 yrs.,
a farmer there; apPtd. genI. agent for
1Jhe C:h. of .sc<rt.. lin ,Cl3in., 1865; re-
moved to Montreal, 1869, to fulflI the
duties of his onerous office, to which
were subsequently added the secretar-
Iat of the Church's Temporalities Fund
and of the Ministers' , Widows' and
Orphans' Fund; was also for many
yrs. ed. of The Presbyterian and of
The Presbyterian Record, which suc-
ceeded it, as the organ of the ch, in
Can.; retired, 1891; o. elder, 1847;
served as supdt. of St. Paul's Sunday
Bch., and was presdt. of Sabbath Sch.
Assn., Montreal; his services to the
Presb. Ch. have been acknowledged in
many ways: was a del. to the Genl.
Assem. of the Ch, of Scot., 1875: to
the same and to the Genl. Assem. of
the Free Ch. of Scot., 1879: to the
Gent Assem. of the Presb. Ch, in the
U. S. of Am. and that of the United
Presb. Ch, In the U. S., 1876; to the
Pan-Presb. Council, Edinburgh, 1877:
at Philadelphia, 1880: at Belfast,
1884; at Copenhagen (Gent Conf.
Evang. Alliance), 1884;. to Raikes Cen-
tenary Sabbath Sch. Convention, Lon-
don, 1880, and to the pan-Presb. Coun-
cil, Washington, 1899; represents the
Scottish Provident Inst. of Edinburgh
In Can.; a V.-P. Dom. Commercial
Travels. Assn; an extensive traveller
in Europe, Am., Russia, and .Japan;
besides numerous contributions to the
religious and genI. press, Is the
author of the following works and
.pubNeaJtd'ons: " ,LelCftu r.e
.on kg-1'Iicul-
ture" (1855), II Dundas, a Sketch
of Can. History" (1861). "Hlstor1-
280
CROLY-CRONYN.
cal and Statistical Report of the
C111UY"ch O\f Scmlrand
n Can." ('1867),
U Life of Alexander Mathieson, D.D."
(870), II St'OTy of tthe Kirk in' rtJ'he
Maritime Provinces It (1875), II The
Missionary Problem" (1883), .. The
Noble Army of Martyrs" (1904), "The
Story of steam Navig-atlon" (1898),
and II The Genesis of the Churches in
the U. S. of Am., in Nf>wfoundland,
and In the Dom. of Can." (1907).-106
Crescent St., :Montreal.
II A man of acknowled.ged literary skUl."
Dom. Presbyterian.
Croly, Bev, Edgar Berbert (Ang.).
S. late Rev. J. E. C., M.A., and
Alice (Jackson) C.; b. Mlllbank, Ont.,
July 31, 1873; e. Onto public sC'hs.,
Stratford ColI. Inst., Dunnvllle High
Sch., McGill Univ., Bishop's ColI.
Univ. (B.A., 1899) and Montreal Dio-
cesan Theol. ColI.: m., June, 1908,
NelIfe Baird, d. Walter Lynch, mangr.
E. T. Bank, Mansonvllle, P.Q., and
niece of Hon. Mr. Justice Lynch (q.v.);
o. deacon, 1902; priest, do.; rector
Mansonvf11e. 1902-7; ño. Lyndhurst,
Ont., 1907-10; do. Wing-ham, sln
e
1910; a Freema.son; W. M., St. JohT} S
Lodge, P.Q.: grand chaplain Gran!'!
Lodge. P.Q., 1905.-The Rectory, Wing-
lwm, Onto
II We In-st 8 go-od man when we let him
go."-Late Bp. Oarmichael.
Crombie, Alexander Magnus, banker,
S. late Marcus M. C., headmaster Co.
of York Grammar Sch., Toronto, a
bran
h of the celebra ted Blue-coat Sch.
London, Eng., and Margt. (Bradshaw)
C., the latter of U. E. L. stock; b.
Picton, Ont., Sept. 24, 1837; e. at his
father's sch. and by private tutor: m.,
1st, 1871. '1\1i<l'ry EJoe:amor (d. Oct., 1898),
d. late Fredk. Preston Rubldge, chief
engT., Dept. of Public Works, Ottawa;
2ndly, 1898, Annie Elizabeth, sister of
hi!': first wife, and widow of Wm. Duck,
co. Crown atty., Ottawa; for a short
time engd. in mercantile life, Toronto;
entd. service Commercial Bank of Can.,
1857, afterwards joining the Mer-
chants Bank, on the former being ab-
sorbed by the latter Institution; after
serving as mangr. at various branches
of the Merchants Bank, Including that
at Montreal, he resigned, 1887, to enter
the service of the Can. Bank of Com-
merce as mangr., at Montreal; re-
mained In that position till Nov., 1899,
when he resigned, and shortly after-
wards entered on his present position,
as mangr. and dir. of the Montreal
Trust & Deposit Co.; while with the
Merchants Bank Introduced the pro-
gressive pass book, nOW so universally
used by all the banl{s; while man gr.
of the Montreal branch of the Can
Bank of Commerce the bank rose to
the third place on the clearing house
list; at that period was chairman of
the Bankers' section of the Montreal
Bd. of Trade, and chairman of the
Clearing House Assn.; apart from his
professional duties, has taken an active
interest In all sorts of benevolent and
charitable work; Is treas. of the local
branch of the Lord's Day AUiance,
treas. Evang. Alliance, and hon. treas.
of the Victorian Order of Nursee, hav-
Ing accepted the last-named position on
the solicitation of the foundress of thf'
order, Lady Aberdeen; hecame presdt.
of the Prisoners' Aid Assn., 1904, and
held the office until 1908, when he hp-
came hon. lay presdt.; presented Mc-
Caul gdld með. (olla.!':o
cs) to 'I'Ol1"oonÌJO
Univ., In memory of his bros., Ernestus
and Marcellus C., 1907: an Ang., and
a del. to the Synod.-l!! Crescent St.,
Montreal: St. James's Club, do.
.. Would thnt thpre were more A. M.
Crombies."-The latfl Bp. Oarmichael.
Crombie, :David, merchant.
S. David C., of Duns, Scot., and
Margt. Scott (Conklin) C., of Paris,
Ont.: b. Hamilton, Ont.. May 13, 1864;
e. public sch. and Hamilton ColI. Inst.:
m., June, 1894, Miss Margot. Arbuthnott
Stringer: entd. Can. ry. servlcp, G. T.
Ry.. 1883. and., after Ia w.rleð ex-
DPT'lence, becam,e ca'r SM"vlcoe 11 gent,
Mnrt; & PeTe .Ma,rqueIt1e Rd., 1894, a
Dos-iNon he C'O'I1lbin'Ued to hdl
1f'M' some
yrs.; now 'ITI"e'ffi. firm GelO. Sbeophef\ls &
("'0 hlRrà'W
re and IImn10emenlt deal-ers,
Ohältihoam, Onlt.-Chathnm, O?tt.
crombie, Rev, ðames Myles (Presb.).
O. s. late Rev. Gpo. Dunn C.
(Presb.), a native of Flfpshlre, Scot.,
and a graduate of Edlnhurgh aTJd st.
Andrf>w's Unlvs.. and Helen (NIcoll)
C.. Rescoble. Forf
rshlre. Scot.: b.
Edinburgh, Scot., Sf>pt. 18. 1855; e.
Greenwich Prop. Sch., Bh1.ckne:tth.
T...ondon, En
., and St. Andrew's Unlv. :
m., Dec. 1884, Margt. In.ne, d. PatrtC'l{
Graham MorlsoTJ, EfHnburgh, and
Aberfovle Scot.; o. 1880; asst. min-
Ister st. 'George's Parish Ch., Eñln-
burgh, 1880-84; came to ("an.. 18R5,
with commls
ton from th ø Ch. of Scot. :
e1'\"e.(} 8,t C1.1.m'beY"ltan
, Ont., I!l nld VIe-
to-ria Oh.. CÔ-tP des Nf'
g-es. MI)TI't'T(I'a 1
0885-HI09):
tncf' I1"'
Hreñ.-l1I)9, St
T,?lke Rd., Notr.e Dame des Ne
ges,
lflontreal.
Cronin, Patrick :E"ranclB, journalist.
R Ire1., 18
5: e. there; trained on
stan' Cork Examiner: came to Can.,
1887: m. MIss France!'! Charlotte Boul-
ton Toronto' successively on ed. stan'
Montreal "e
ald and Toronto Emp.fre:
suhseQuently ed. Catholic Reqlster (To-
ronto); elected presdt. UnttPð Irish
I...eague, Toronto, Nov. 1910: R.C.-U4
H arrtso?1 st., Toronto: Ontario Clu b ;
United Irish League, do.
Cronyn, Bume Blake, lawyer.
S. Verschovle C., Londo:"!, O.,t., (q.v.) ;
b there 1864: e. nr. T:1s!"le s SC'h.,
Galt, ån<l Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
188
; LL.B., 1890); m. Frances A.,
2nd d. John Labatt; barrister, 1889;
practfse<l hIs prof. In London till 1907:
apptd. mango dlr. Huron & Erie Loan
& Savings Co., 1907: formerly sprve'"
with Queen's Own Rlflps durIng N. W.
RpbelUon, 1885, and was present at Cut
Kn1.fp Htn (me!'1., wltlh o1'8!':p) : major
7th Fusmers, 1900-7; an Ang.-Lon-
don, Ont.; London Club, do.; T()ronto
Club, Toronto.
CRONYN-CROSS,
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,
Cronyn, Versch07le, lawyer,
S. late Rt. Rev, Benj. C., 1st Ang.
Bp. of Huron, a native of Kilkenny,
Ire!.; b. London, Ont., Feb. 6, 1833; e.
there and U. C. ColI.; m., 1860, Sophy
(d. Dec., 1909), d. late Hon. W, H.
Blak>e, lC'ruanc. 'Of U, C.; giradlUatted
LL.B. (TTororut.o Uruiv.). 1860; bar-
rister, 1860; presdt. Middlesex Bar
Assn., 1903-4; K.C" 1902; has prac-
tised his prof. In London; dlr.
Huron & Erie Loan & Savings Co.,
1893, to date; presdt. London St.
Ry. Co., 1875-93; do. Can. Trust
Co., 1901 to date; an Ang., and a del.
to the Synod; elected chancellor Dioc.
of Huron, 1860.-" Firleigh," London,
Ont.; "Mookejewun}' London Tp.,Ont.
Crook, James Walter, educaJtiQnist.
S. Richard: and: .Jane (Sackville) C.;
b. Bewdley, Ont., Dec. 21, 1858; e.
Oberlin ColI. (A.B., 1891), Wis., BerUn
and CQlum}:}ia Unlvs.; Ph.D., 1898; m.,
Sept., 1883, Miss Eva M. Lewis,
Manistee, MiClh.; since Sept., 1895, has
been prof. economics, Amherst Call,;
has lectured on economic, social and
educl. subjects; author" German Wage
Theories" (1908).-1 College Ave.,
Amherst, Mass.
Crosbie, Charles Alexander, ba.nklng
pl'ofession.
Scotch parentage; b. Paris, Ont.,
.July 1, 1862; e. Dundas and Hamilton,
Ont.; m., Sept., 1888, Minerva Ellis,
e. d. late Frank Gordon, Simcoe, Ont.;
entd. Can. Bank of Commerce, 1880;
do. Royal Bank of Can., 1900; has
been secy. bd. directors, do., Halifax,
N.S.; apptd. supervisor of branches,
B. C., do., Nov., 1903 (on leaving N. S.
presented by bank with solid silVl'r
tea service); a Bapt.-lf!8 Pendrill
St., Vancouver, B.C.; Vancouver Club;
Tenninal City Club, do.
Crosby, Adam B" merchant; legisla-
tor.
Irish parentage; s. Adam and Mary
.J. (Brown) C.; b. Belfast, Ire!., May
5, 1859; e. Cow Bay, C.B., and Com-
mercial CoIl., Halifax, N.S.; m., Jan.,
1885, Mamie F., d. Capt. 'rhos. Cod
';
head flrm A. B. C. & Co., ship brokers,
etc.; V.-P. CheUcamps Copper Co.;
presdt. Halifax Arena Co.; do., Mari-
time Gasollne Engines & Supplies Co.;
Ald. of Hall fax, 1901; Mayor, do..
1902-4; do., 1908-9 (resolution of ap
predation of IhJs serV\lces \o.s such
passed by City Council, 1904); V.-P.
Union of Can. Municipalities, 1903-4;
a Con.; elected presdt. N.S. Con.
Assn., 1909; contested Halifax (Local)
unsuc
essfuny, 1901; returned for do.
(H. C.), g. e. 1908; R. C.-Halifax,
N.S.
.. Rich in the a.ffection.. o.r hi.s fellow
citizens. "-R. L. Bord'R (q.v.).
Crosby, Bev, Thoma. (Meth.).
Y. c. of a large family; b. Picker-
Ing, Yorkshire, Eng., .June 12, 1840;
came with his parents to Can., 1856,
and, with them, took up his residence
nr. Woodstock, Ont.; practically 'Self-
educated; D.D. (Victoria Univ.), 1907 ;
m., ApI., 1874, Emma J., y. d. Rev,
John Douse, Barrie, Ont.; entd. mlnis-
try, 1868, and has been continuously
employed in the B. C. mission fleld;
ll'OW 'supe.rannuaJbeod; an a-coourut .of his
deeply intere.s1.lnlg eXJperlenoes is g;hen
in -his work, "A'Ill'On,g the AJI1-Ko-Mle-
Nums of IÌIhe Padific CiOO.st" (TQrorut.o,
1907).-Vancouver, B.C.
.. An aggressive and tireless missionary
to the very finger-tips."-Westminater,
.. The oldest and most famous home
missionary of the Methodist Church."-.T,
Globe,
Cross, A, E" rancher; merchant.
Bro. Selkirk C., K.C. (q.v.); 4th s.
late Mr. .Justice C.; b. Montreal; e.
Haileybury ColI., Eng.; m., June, 1899,
Nellie, d. late Hon. .Justice MacLeod,
Calgary; sat for E. Calgary (Local)
for a short period from 1898; V.-P.
Oan.. Manfl's. kssn., 1905-7; V,-IP'.
Calgary Bd. of Trade, 1909-10; Ans.
-Calgary, Alta.; Calgary Club, do.
era.., Hon. Alexander Georl'8, judge.
IS. Geo. C.; b. Ormst.own, P.Q., 1858;
e. Stony Creek Sch., Huntingdon Acad.
and McGUíl Univ. (B.A., and gold
med. in mental and moral phIl.,
1879; B.C.L., 1881); m., July, 1907,
Laura M., d. late .Jas. .J. Buchanan,
Dundee, P.Q.; advocate, 1881; K.C.,
1899; successfully practised his prof.
In Montreal; a former partner of the
late Hon. R. Laflamme, K.C.; was
preBdt., McGill Univ, Soc. and read
some able papers before that body;
apptd. a puisne judge, S.C., P.Q., Mch.
11, 1907; ald. Westmount, for several
yrs.; mayor, do., 1903-4; formerly a
Li'b.-569 Metcalfe Ave., Westmount,
M ont1"eal.
"Know'IlI .as a hard worIrer and still more
as a conscientious and un.remitting student
of the law."-M. Herald.
Cross, Alexander Selkirk, lawyer.
E. s. late Hon. Alex. C., sometime a
judge Ct. of Queen's Bh., P. Q., and
.Julla, {l" late Wm. Lunn, iMontreal;
grands. Robt. Cross, Monklands, Lan-
ark shire, Scot.; b. Montreal, July 3,
1852; e. High Sch. there, and Univ.
of Oxford, Eng. (B.A.); graduated
B.C.L. (McGill Untv.), 1878; advo-
cate, do.; KC. (Earl of DerbY), 1893;
do. (P. Q.), 1899; succesSlfulIy prac-
tises his !prof. In Montreal:, where he
Is one of the leaders of the bar; a dlr.
Windsor Hotel 00.; has been presdt.
Graduates' Soc., 'McGill Unlv.; took
a 1st class cert. from V, B., and com-
manded a CO., 5th Royal Scots, 1881-4;
a Lib. and a memo Montreal Reform
CI'Ub ; a Presb.-751 Pine Ave W.,
Montreal; St. James's Club; Lauren-
tian Club; St. George's Snowshoe Club,
do.
Cross, Hon, Charle8 WU8on, lawyer;
statesman.
S. Thomas and Marie C.; b. !Madoc,
Ont., Nov. 30, 1872; e. U. C. CoIl., To-
ronto Univ. (B.A., 1895; LL.B., 1896),
and Onto Law Sch.; m., 1900, Miss
Annlie Louisa Lynde; barrister, 1898;
successfully practises his prof. In Ed-
monton as memo flrm Short, C., Biggar
& Cowan; oaJtJtorney..genl., AII.ta., 1905-
10; while at colI. was a famous la-
orosse ,player and Is V.-P. !for AIta.,
282
CROSS-CROWE.
Oan. A. A. UnIon; has represenoted
Edmonton (Local), Lib. dòIl/be.rest, sinCE
1.905; So IInem. Ottawa and Quebeoc
Inoberprov. Ocmfs., 1906; Pres'b......Ed-
monton, Alta.
" Rega.rded as a coming man."-M. StaT.
Cross, Bev, George (Bapt.), educa-
tionist.
S. Henry and Elizabeth (Crook)
C., Lancashire, Eng.; b. Bewdley,
Ont., Sept. 21, 1862; e. C(lbourg ColI.
Inst., Woodstock ColI., Toronto Univ.
(B.A., 1888), McMaster Univ. (M.A.,
1896), and Chicago Univ. (Ph.D.,
1899); m., Dec., 1887, Miss Lucy V,
Bullis, Smithfield, Ont.; studied theol.
McMaster Univ. (B.Th., 1894; D.D.,
hon., 1907); o. 1888; pastor, Ormond,
Ont., 1887-9; do. OaI.ga,ry, .AJÞba., 1889-
92; do. OaJrloe.ton P.lJacoe, Onlt., 1894-7;
dlo. kylJrnif3JI", Om., '1898...1901; loeot. dn
his,t., McMaster Un'iv., 1901-2; prof. do.
do. dlO., 1902-9; since 1909 :has ])een
prof. Ohrisbian tù1Ieol., NewbOO1 TheOll.
Inst., MiaJss. (,having in 1905 decJ1Jined
the same chair at Newton) ; .also d
-
elined ohwir of ch, nist., Chica.g'o Undv.,
1908; .found'ed a sClholl3.r., McMtasber
Unh-., 1905; a memo Oomte. ()II1 Oh.
Uruion, 1906; opposoo rt:o militaJrism,
being of opinJon .. ItJhwt ßtOIt:h!in,g but
harm can come .f.rom ät". on fiscal
questions a free rt:T'a.der. and in faV'OUI
of
,tarl
for reVienue purposes only;
bellIeVies 10 the se.pa'ffibÏ'O'll of ch, and
state; aubhor of OC>C!aSiOO1I3.11 contr.ibu-
tJi-ons to the re.Iigious rpress.-Newton
Cent7.e, Mass.
.. Undoubtedly the strongest theological
student McMaster has ever had, .and with
few equals in theological work in Canada."
-T. Globø.
Crothers, Bobert Alexander. journal-
ist,
B. Co. Missisquoi, P.Q.; e. Clarence-
ville Acad. and McGill Univ. (B.A.
and gold med. In classics, 1876;
B.C.L., 1878) ; advocate, do.; practised
for some tJime in partnership with
late Hon. H. T. Duffy, Sweetsburg
and Bedford, P.Q. ; a journalist;
w(.nt to Cal., 1888; naturalized, and
soon after bought San Francisco Bul-
letin, which he still conducts; took a
prominent part in the campaign
against municipal corruption there.-
San Francisco, Cal.
Crothers, Hon, Thomas Wilson. law-
yer; legislator.
S. Wm. and Nancy (Gray) C.; b.
Northport, Ont., .Tan. 1, 1850; e. Al-
bert ColI. and Victoria Unlv. (B.A.,
1873); m., .Tuly, 1883, Miss Mary E.
Burns, St. Thomas, Ont.; barrister,
1880; K.C., 1908; has practised his
prof. throughout at St. Thomas, Ont.;
an arbitrator re gas and electric light-
Ing utilities of city of St. Thomas,
1904; chairman Royal Comn. re Onto
public echo bot>ks, 1906 (declining to
receive any emolument for his ser-
vices); headmaster Wardsville High
Sch., 1874-6; apptd, a gOY. Toronto
Univ., 1908; a Con., and an unsuc-
cessful candidate in that Interest for
W, Elgin (Local) g. e, 1879 (vote:
Dr, Cascaden, 1,257 ; T. W, C,.
1,246); returned for same constituen-
cy (H. C.), g. e. 1908; aOC'ompani.oo
R. L. Borden (q. v.) on ihis Western
tour, .Tune, 1911; 'Ü'Pposed ,to l.he 'l
,t-
FioellCLing rec.iprocity comp'act; 'on .the
Òlefeat of ,Ure IJa'1.1lflier Adm'll. at 'ÌÙ1ie
poLIs, g. e. 1911, was sworn of thoe
P. C. and 3JooeiPtetd office as MinI'. of
LaJbour dn -the ,BQirdlen Cabin'2't, Oût. 11,
1911; a Mat.h.-Ottawa; St. Thomas,
Onto
IC A platform spe'aker of magnetic quali.
tie.ø and forceful argument." - CalgaTJI
H eTtJld,
Crothers. Bev, William John (Meth.).
S. late Thos. C. C., a native of Co.
Antrim, Irel.; b. PhiUpsburg, P.Q.; e.
local sch. and McGill Univ. (B.A.,
with honours In logic and mental and
moral phil., 1872; M.A., 1875); entd.
ministry, 1872; o. 1876; has since
filled many Important pastorates, in-
du.d'in.g Sit. .Toh'll>S, P.Q.; oMorflisburg,
Ottawa East, Port Hope, Napanee,
Belleville, and Cobourg; noW at St.
Catharines; a del. to Gen!. Conf.,
1890, 1894, 1898, and 1902; a del.
Ecum. Meth. Conf., London, Eng.,
1901; elected presdt. Theo!. Union of
Meth. Ch., 1908; is a gOY. Montreal
Wesl. Theol. CoIl. (D.D., 1896); has
rendered important services to the
toemp. c8m'se.-P1'eston, Onto
Crowdy. James Fuidge, educationist;
Dom. public service.
O. B. .Tas. C., 8 Orsett Terrace, Hyde
Park, London, Eng.; b. .Tan. 26, 1876;
e. Harrow, Trin. ColI., Camb., West-
minster ColI. (senior entrance exhn"
1899), and Lennoxville Univ. (B.A.
and 1st class honours In classics,
1903); m., Aug., 1902, Mabel Crich-
ton, e. d. C. H. Keefer, C.E. (q.v.),
Ottawa; for some yrs. asst. master
Bishop's CoIl., Lennoxville, and later
senior mod. lang. master U. C. ColI.;
in 1904 eonltributJed an al't>icle on .Imp.
EdIll'cwtiO'll .to tJhe U. C. ColI. Times,
which the London Times declared pro-
posed a plan .. likely to be of. great
practical value to the Empir
and of
particular interest to the rlsmg gen-
elXlltion of ,En,g.:Oishmen"; a,pptò. to
Dom. :úa.nòs Offioe, OH'aw;a, 1907:
since transfd. !to Gov.-Genl. s office,
ap'pbd. Depty.-Gov. for sig 1 nißlg pro-
clamatJions, eote., 1910; an AJ1'g.-
Rockliffe Pal'k, Ottawa.
Crowe George Beading, merchant.
S. of a shipbuilder; b. Clifton, Col-
chester N.S., Oct. 22, 1852; e. there;
m., 1875, Miss Mary Elizabeth Alex-
ander, 'l'ruro; removed to Man., 1879;
engd. in ry. construction till 1883;
then embarked in lumber business,
"Tinnipeg; since 1890 has been in
he
grain trade, carrying on extensIve
operations therein; has been presdt.
Winnipeg Grain and Produce Ex-
change, presdt. Bd. of Trade, and
presdt. Northern Elevator Co., of
which he was one of the founders;
was also one of the founders of the
Gt. West Life Assur. Co., the Can. Fire
Ins. 00., the Br,itis'h Empire Grain
00., the lÆissrissquoi Marhle Co.,
and of the No-rthiern Grown Bank,
CROWE-CROZIER.
In ea;ch one of wth10h he Is a dlr'
a.lso a dlr. Royal Bank of Can: ;
elected presdt, Can. Club, Winnipeg,
1907-8; a Con., and formerly presdt.
Llb.-Con. Assn., Winnipeg; a Presb., a
commr. to the GenI. Assembly, and a
memo Ed. of Management of Man.
ColI.; also V.-P. Can. Council, Lay-
.man's Missy. MJoVlemeI1lt for Sasle,
and Man.; a generous contributor to
public and private undertakings of a
useful, deserving, and patriotic char-
acter; gave $5,000 to Y.M.,C.A., 1910.
-Winnipeg; Manitoba Club; Cana-
dian Club, do.
Crowe, Harry Judson, merchant.
S. late .John F. C.; b. H<8JI,if>ax, N.S.,
Nov. 28, 1868; e. H.a!Ufax pubUc sobs.,
Hopton Acad., an.d H3JLlflax Business
Ool.!..; m" 1895, Miss Helen R. Qu.
rk
Brldgeoown, l'
.S.; Jong 8ll'gd. in bUS!
noess, more re-cerutly In oonnection w
th
the -establishment of the pu!jp and .paper
industry, In Nfd.; went to Nfd, in
1902; was the pioneer operator in a
large way of the Nfd. forests; estabd.
market for their lumber in South
America, and first to fix a value on the
timber limits In the colony; an ardent
Imp., and is known R!! the father 0If an
Idea looking to Imp. federation II by
including the U. S. In a commercial
preference with the colonies In the
Mother Country that will not only
faclUtate Mr. Chamberlain's polley of
tariff reform, but increase tariff re-
form throughout the Empire and unite
the En:g.-speaking moos more ollOSiely
together"; as presdt. of the Nfd Pine
& Pulp 00., Induced Lord Northcllffe
to go to Nf-d., and his lordshlp has
testified that he was the pioneer of the
great Inònst. doeVielopm.ent at Gmnd
Falls, Bishop'!! Fall!! and Botwood, and
but for Mr. Crowe's etTorts In con-
nection with - these great undertakln.gs,
these great pulp works would not be
there; a Con.; a Bapt., but ldberal In
his religIous vIews; as a Can. and one
Interested in Nfd., Is a strong unIonIst,
and ardently desires the admIssIon of
Nfd. Into the Can. Conrfederatlon.-9
Powell Ave., Toronto; Canadian Club;
City Club; Empire Club, Halifax;
Royal Colonial Institute, London, Eng.
Orowe., Lt,.Col, John Henry Verinder,
H. M.'s regular mil. forcee; edu-
caUonist.
B. Sept. 14, 1862; e. Charterhouse,
Royal MIl. Acad., Woolwlch, and Stair
CoIl, Camberley; m., 1888, Mary, widow
Wilfrid Watts-Russell; gazetted lieut.,
R. A., 1882; capt., 1890; major, 1899;
It.-co!., 1907; private t'!ec. to the gov.
of the Punjab, 1892-7; D.A.Q.M.G.,
Inltell11genoe dJe,pt., War Office, 1899-
1902; chief Instr. mil. topograph. and
mil. hi st. and tactics, R. M. Acad.,
Woolwlch, 1904-8; knIght commander
of the Danebrog (Denmark) ; order of
merit (Spain); officer of the order of
S. Bente de Avlz (Portugal); author
II Problems In Man
uvre Tactic!!"
II Epitome of the Afghan War 1878-
1880," co Epitome of thE' Russò-Turk-
Ish War, 1877-8," II Handbook of the
Armlet'! of Sweden and Norway";
translator .. Drill Regulations of the
German Field Artillery," and (from
2B3
the German of Count Sternberg) of
.. My Experiences of the Anglo-Boer
War"; apptd. commdt. Royal Mil,
C
II., Kingston, 1909; R. C,-Roycll
Md. Collegs, K'ngston, Ont.; Frontett.ac
Club, do.; Military Club; Grosvenor
Club, Londott., Btt.g.
Crowe, Major Walter, lawyer.
B. Truro, N.S., Dec. 2, 1861: e.
Truro High Sch. ; graduated LL.B.,
(Dalhousie Univ.), 1886; barrister,
do.; K.C., 1907: practises his prof. In
Sydney, N.S.; is solr. for the Dom,
Coal Co. and the Dom. Iron & Steel
Co.; royal commr. (local) re old age
pensions, 1907; Mayor of Sydney,
1897-03 (presented by the citizens with
a valuable gold watch and a cabinet
of slIver service, In acknowledgment
of hIs long and faithful service In the
office); chairman town comte. which
conducted negotla tlons with the pro-
moters of the Dom. Iron & Steel Co.
leading to the location of the works
of rtJhait 00. 8Jt Sy1d11ley; oommandeð
17rth F. B., C. A., 1896-1906; -do. 3m
Arty. BrlgadlE!, 1906-8; retJIred w!rt.h
ralJ1'k of major; a d'lr. Oap.e Brehon
Trust 00., 1909; Lib.; Presb,-S2Idney,
N.S.; Royal Cape Breton Yacht Club,
Crowell, John W,. educationist,
B. Salem. N.H., Mch. 30, 1877; e,
grammar and hIgh schs., Malden,
Mass., and Dartmouth ColI., N.H. (B.S"
1901; C.E., 1902) ; m., .June, 1906, S&1'&
Jios'ephilrue, d. F. D. Davis, Sa.lem, N.H.:
for 3 yrs. In the employment of the
Ill. Steel Co., Chicago, and the Colum-
bian Electrical Co., Boston, Mass,;
Instr. In civil englng., N. B. Unlv.,
1905; prof. do. do., 19 0 6.-Frederio-
ton, N,B.
Orozier, Irtiøø .-:tanche, actress.
B. and e. Br.antford, Ont.; made her
debut with the Thanhauser Stock Co.,
Milwaukee, 1902; has since become a
teading memo of the prof., dlsplaytnø
tlaloe.n,ts of 110 CJOOnJm'Ü'll 'ol'd'er.-Care
it The Dramatic Mirror}' New York.
Crozier, John Albert Gordon, Ont,
public service.
E. S. late St. Geo. B. C., Mus. Doc"
and Isabelle (Deacon) C.; grands.
John C., of a ScottIsh border family
from the vicinity of Liddesdale, Rox-
burgshlre, who went to Ire!., 1798, &t
time of Irish troubles, with a regt. of
Scottish Fencibles, and subsequently
settled there; b. Toronto, 1842; m,
Harriet, e. d. late Robt. Evans, C.E.:
for 40 Yl'8. in Onto civil service; now
chief elk., Dept. Lands, Foreste, and
Mines, Ont.; formerly depty. regr. E.
Northumberland, and secy.-treas. Bd.
of Education, Belleville; for 22 yrs.
in Can. mUtUa; retired with rank of
major, and volunteered tor service
during- the Trent affair; served on
frontier, 1865, and during FenIan
troubles, 1866 (med. and clasp); an
An-g., aruð. a. del. <to tJbe SynJOd.--66
Spadina Rd., Toronto.
Crozier, John Beattie, physician'
philosopher; historian; and pol1
tical economist.
S. late .John and Agnes (Beattie) C"
both natives of Liddlesdale, Roxburgh-
284
CRUIKSHANK.
shire, Scot., who came to Galt., Ont.,
1840; b. Galt, Apt 23, 1849; e. Galt
(Dr. Tassle's) CoIl. Inst., and Toronto
Unlv. (M.B. and UnIY. and Starr med.,
1872; hon. LL.D., 1899); m., 1877,
Katharine Augusta, niece of Cot An-
derson, Mt. Aboo; L.R.C.P., Eng.;
successfully practised his prof. In Lon-
lion, but now devotes himself mainly
to literature; elected a memo Soc. of
Arts London, 1899; besides numerous
arUéles In the Fortnightly and other
revs.- Is the author of the following
works: "The Religion af the Future"
(1880); II C!V'Lmz8Jtoon amd Progress"
(1885; tran.sLa.ted ;Into J8jpan.es:e, 1903) ;
"Lord Randolph .Oh'Urcl1!IH: a study
of En.g1Idsh Democracy (1887) ;
" History of Intellectual Development..
(Vol, I., 1897; Vol. III., 1901); .. My
Inner Life, being a Chapter In Personal
Evolution and Autobiography," (1898) ;
"The Whee
of Wealth" (1906); and
,. F'lrst Pr:lnclples of Investment"
(1910) ; ihas been g1I'anted 2 ClvH LlS!t
peThSJiO'ßB, each for Idfe, /by the Brit.
Govt. ; 18. strong ProrbooUo.ruIst:., wlIth Lib.
sympa,tbles; stJa.Y"ted t1Jhe campaign
against t'he Free Trade pol'lcy of Eng.
by hits alI'tic1es in the FortnightZ'lI Rev.;
a be1Jlever dn GOO and Provldenoo, but
nat cannected with any denomination;
all his books expose this belief, and
did so when It was unpopular In selen.
cfrcles.-9 Elgin Ave., London, W.,
Eng.; Athenaeum Club.
"All & writer on phiIo60phy and lett&ra,
hu fe,w superiors in Eng. and none in
Oan."-Dr. John Reade (q.11,).
"In the desert of unilluminating poli-
tical treatises, Dr. C.'s 'Intellectual De-
velopment' stands out as something clear,
fresh and positive; it ia, perhaps, the most
important contribution 110 the philo-sophy of
the sUlbject since ){r, Bagehot'e . Phy-
sics and Politics.' "-London Spøctator.
Orulkshank, Col, Ernest Alexander,
Can. permanent mil. forces; his-
torical and military writer.
S. Alex. C., a native of Peterhead,
Aberdeenshlre, Scot., and Margt.
(Milne) C., who came to Can., 1835;
b. Township of Bertie, Welland, Ont.,
June 29, 1854; e. Fort Erie public sch.,
St. Thomas Grammar Sch., and U. C.
CoIl, ; for many yrs. devoted much study
to. mod. langs. and lit., acquiring a
translating knowledge of French, Ital-
Ian, Spanish, Portugu
se, German,
Dutch, Danish and Swedish; m., 1879,
JuUa (publisher, wltJh Miss A. M. Gm-
h.am. or! "The Eternl3Jl Beauty," a s.e'lec-
lion from the 1JO'Ve-,þOems of Robe<l't and
E1izabe<tih Bal'l'ebt Browning," 1902),
d.; was for some tIme on the srtaff
ot various dally newspapers In the
U, S.; also acted as translator for an
extensive commercial house; reeve,
Fort Erie, 1878-82, 1885-7 and 1889-
1905; a memo co. council, 1896-1902;
warden of Welland 1886; J.P., 1882;
Clk. D.C., 1893; police magte., Nla
ara
FalJ.tI, 1903; resigned, 1908, to become
mll. archlvdst at Ottawa, from which
omce, however, he retired soon after-
wards; elected a F.R.S.C. and was
elected Eng. Seey'. Can. Landmarks
A88Il., 1907; was also elected V.-P.
Onto Rist. Soc.; long In the v. m. ser-
vice; gazetted lIeut., 44th Regt., 1877;
capt., 1884; major, 1897; It.-col. com-
mdg. tJhe re<gt., 1899-1904; ap,ptd. hon.
It.-col. Hth Regt., 1906; apptd. to. com-
mand 3rd Infy. Brig., West. Ont., do.;
retired from I!ame, 1909; apptd. D.O.C.
c-ommdc. M. D. No. 13, with hon. rank
of cOl., do.; holds a 1st class R.S.L
and equitation cert., a,s well as the long
service decoration; volunteered twice
for active service In S. A. during the
war there; besides numerous news-
paper and mag. articles, Is the author
or the follawlng monographs: 10 His-
torical and descriptive sketch of the
Co. of Well and .. (1886, reprInted In
the 10 History of the County of WeI-
land," 1887); "Battle of LUndy'e
Lane" (1889; 3rd ed., 1894); "FIght
In the Beechwoods" (1890; 2nd ed.,
1895) ; ., Battle of Queenston Heights"
(1891; 2nd ed., 1892); 10 Battlefields
of the Niagara Peninsula" (1891);
lOA Century of Municipal History"
(1892-93); .. The Srtory of Butloc"s
RJan
ers .. (1893); .. BaJtNe of Fort
George" (189 6); .. Bloclmde of Fort
George" (1898); .. Official Hisoory of
une 13th Ba.ttn." (1899); .. Document-
ary HistQlI'Y iOf the 'C8Jmpa,igns 'On. the
Nlargara FrO'Illtlerr .In 1812-14" (9 V'OIs,
1896-1910); ,I'll IRididilUon, ihas oorutrl-
buted ,to ilie Tmn8. 01 the Can. Inst. 1
to Canadiana to the Rev. 01 Hist,
Publication8,
8S'UOO by Tooronto Undv.,
and .to e. number of other Im-
portant sources <Xf Information, many
Interesting paper. In relation to the
early mil., naval, Indian, trading and
administrative history of the Province;
Is a memo of the Am. Hlst. Assn., and
has been V,-P. of the Can. Mil. Inst.;
an Ang., and was before entering
official mil. life a Llb.-Galgar'll, Azta,;
Calgar'll Club, do.; Can. Mil. In8t., To-
ronto,
II Few hiatorians ih,ave been found ItO
trustworthy."-Ool. G. T, Denúon (q.v.),
II RanQ with Parkman &II a p8lÏnst.akinc
ßnd just wrUer."-T. Globe.
"One O'f the best mil. hiatorical write,.
in the Dom....-M, & E.
" For ve.ars has made Can. military hi..
tory hia 'chief s.tudy and haa d.emonlltr..ted
his ability to hAndle men as very few In
this country could do."-Oan, Mil. Gazett.,
Cruikshank, Rev, WUUam :Ralph
(Presb.),
S. Peter C.; b. N.S.; e. DalhousIe
Unlv. (B.A., 1872), and Edinburgh and
Glasgow Unllvs.; Itlwk..e m.; 2ndJIy,
Oct., 1902, Miss Fanny M. Miller,
M<:mrtrea1; o. 1877; sucoosslveJy aMt..
mindster I8!t Govan. Glasgow. a missy.
!n Nofd., and. asst. Sit ,:::t. Paul'.,
Montreal; pastor St. Matthew'ø, Mont-
reat, 1879-99; principal Brantford
Ladles' ColI., 1899-190f; pastor Mont-
I"OOJI Wetllt, 1901-5; sUibsequently and
now, !!Iecy. Ch, Extension Assn., and
treas. Montreal Presb. Call.; elected
moderatoiI' (Morutreal Presby.), Ul93;
do. presdt. Quebec C. E. Union, 1901;
a memo Bd. of Mang1., Montreal Presb,
Call., 1908.-"Vine Villa," Herald Ave,.
Montreal.
.. A m&n of aft'airs."-Dom. Prø.b.
.
CRUlSE-CULLEN.
285
Cruise, Rev. J, M. (R.C.),
B. In N. S.; .e. ToronltoO, St. Hya-
dn.the and Genoa., Italy; o. 1887; be-
IlOngOO. m'lglnaJHy to Oh. of Eng.; full"-
merly secy. toO AII"Ç1hbip. of TOTOTIltJO alfJ1d
rector N. D. de lJour1(]!es, ToIr'ontoO; I"e-
Rignoo, 1908: lniC'Umbenlt St. .T'OSeplh'
F'I1lT'ish, ToronlÌ'O, 1908-10; since then,
p:a,rish prl,est Pont Oollboll"ne; COO-
voeY'ed. tn .person. otIC) Ithe Pope tlhoe c<m
g-re:tu1a.tioTl's of .the Catlho1doe 'Peo.pl1e of
T'OI'On.to, on hls elevatiO'Il <to Itihe Ro
y
See.-Port Colborne, Onto
"A'll eJ
ant 'WTiter."-A.,.chbp. Waløh.
Crummy, Rev, Eber (Meth.).
Narth af Irel. parentage; b. Frank-
vllle, Ont., Mch. 15, 1852; e. pubUc
schs., Farmersvllle High Sch., Ca-
baurg Call. Inst., and Vlctarla Unlv.
(B.A., 1887; B.Sc., da.): m., 1888,
Lizzie Beavltt. d. late Rev. .Tabez
Bunting Keough; admitted on praba-
tfan toO ministry, 1882.; a. 1887; went
toO .Tapan, 1888; eng-d. there In educ.
wark, under Imp. Gavt., as Instr. af
Eng. In the Higher ColI., Kumamata.
during 3% yrs.; apptd. under Can.
Meth. Mlsslan Bd. toO Theal. Colt,
Takya, 1892: dean af theal., 1893;
secy. af canf., 1893-6; chairman Japan
Mlsslan Cauncll, 1894-6: taak active
Interest In literary wark In the mls-
sian field; was V.-P. af the Bible
Sac.'s Camte. far .Tapan, 1893-6, and
presdt. Tract Sacs. for .Tapan, da.;
returned toO Can., 1896; re-entd. pas-
tora'1 woOrk, 1898; has .s,j.nlC'e boon pastJor
successively at Sharbat Lake, King-
ston (Brack St.), and Taranto
(Bathurst St.); declined a call to
Montreal (Westmount), 1903, toO Ot-
tawa (Eastern Ch.), 1904: and toO
Regina, 1908; D.D. (Queen's Unlv.),
1905: a caunclllar Taranta AlumnI
Assn., and a trustee Queen's Unlv.;
has given !':peC'hl attentfon to Semltfc
IIt. and Old Test. theal.; several af
his lectures and papers In cannectlan
with this dept. of research have been
e
teemed valuable;' holds an Ind. atti-
tude an pall tical questlans: as a critic
Is apprecfatlve af men and pallcles of
any party: Is In sympathy with the
gradually strengthening Imp. Idea
which laaks tawards the federatlan af
the graup af Ind. Brit. natlans; In
general Is alive toO the practical value
af Lib. principles; Is a. friend af clean
govt., and believes that legislation
shauld keep well abreast af the senti-
ments of the more Intelligent and
maral partlans af the cammunlty;
alsa In hearty sympathy with the
critical activIty which has trans-
farmed the theal. attitude af the re-
cent decades: believes everything real
and true and fundamental has gained,
a.nd wtll gain yet more, as
xternal
mades af thought are discredited by
mare scientific methads af enqulry.-
21
Ellice Ave., Winnipeg.
.. As a pulpit spl'.ker, powerfuily elo-
quent; as a Biblical and general f!cho1ar.
comprehensive; as a personality, genia]. and
magnetic; as a let\der, resourceful; and [,,6
a pastor, energetic and attentlve."-T
Cudmore, Redley Anthony, educatian.
hIt.
B. Irel., 1879; carne toO Can., lRSO:
parent!! dead; e. Bramptan High
ch.,
Toronta Unlversltv (B.A., with Eflw.
Blake general prôfielency an.d .pri'l1IC
of W
Ües s.C'ho1üi!"., 1905), .and Wa.(}-
hflm CoIl., Oxf.ord: m., Aug., 1910,
Pihæbe Ame1l1ia, y. ð. late .T. .T. 1\1hg.oo,
Taranta; Instr., pal. econy., Toronto
Univ.; cantributed able article toO Brit.
Empire Rev., 1907, an educ. in Can. and
En
.
! Rathnally Ave., Toronto.
Cuddy, Loftu!!, merchant.
B. and e. Hamlltan, Ont.: naw and
for some yrs. prf'sdt. Lake Carriers'
Oil Co.-Cleveland, 0,
Cullen, Erne!!t Keys, phy!!lcian.
S. late Rev. Thas. C. (M"th. ) and
Mary (Greene) C.; b. Belleville. Ont.,
May 14, 1878: e. 'Publd-c 5C'h5.. .Tl3.me-
SÜ'Il Ave. 00011. In.slt., TOI"onN>, aßtil
Taronta Un Iv. (M.B., 1903) : licentiate
practltion
r tn Onto and Maryland;
post-grad. student Johns Hapklns
Unlv., 1903-4: hause surg., Taranta
Genl. Hasp., 1904-5; fellow In path.,
.Tahns Hapklns Univ.. 1905-6; asst. res.
gynecal., da., 1907-10; res., da., 1910-
11; Instr. do., 1910-11: naw success-
fully practises In Df>trolt: authar bia-
logical treatÏ!'e an the blaad af birds
and tishes. H03; Meth.-415 Washing-
ton Arcade, Detroit.
CUllen, Maurice Galbraith, painter.
B. St. .Tahn's, Nfd., 1866; e. there;
spent early yauth In Montreal, whE're
he was emplaYf'd by Gault. Bros.:
I!tudled sculpture there, for a ypar,
under Hebert (q.v.): went tn Pari!!
1888, toO study paInting: entd. Soc.
Natlanale df>s Beaux Arts, Paris,
under Delauny: afterwards with Roll;
exhd. far first time at N('w Salon,
1894: A.R.C.A., 1895: R.C.A.. 1908:
rrnbsequently exhd. at Paris Sal0n and
Royal A('ad., Londan; has spent sev-
eral yrR. travelUng In Italy. Spain,
and Halland: returned to Can. far
gaad, 1896; picture purchased bv
French Gavt. far Palace af the Lux-
embaurg, 1895; warks mastly land-
!!capf'S, principally winter SCf'nes ;
apptd. drawIng master, Sarsti(,]d Sch,
Mantreal, 1906: bronze medals. Pan-
Am. Expn., 1901, Louisiana Purchase
Expn., 1904; represented in Nat. Gal-
lery. Ottawa.-S Beaver Hall Sq., Mont-
reåZ.
.. A watchful o'bserver and interpreter
of the m(J()üs and mQv.e'IIlents Qf our Lady
of the SI1I01Ws."-D,.. John Reade (q.v.).
Cullen, Thomas Stephen, physician.
S. Rev. Thas. C. (Meth.) anò Mary,
d. late Rev. Thas. Greene; b. Bridge-
water, Ont., Nav. 20, 1868: e. Call.
Inst., To'ronoo, and Toronot'o Unriv.
(IM.B., 1890); 1m., Aug., 1901, Miss
:Ðmma .ToOnJe.s BeckwLt'h, WlHlams-
to'WIl, Mass.; speCill3,.1dst In abdlnmlnoarl
surgery: deman. of an at. , Taranto
Unlv., 1891; asst. resident gynecal.,
Johns Hopkin!!! Hasp., 1892-6; resident
gynecal. da. da., 1896-7: past-grad.
s.tuò,tes In GötJt'ing>en, Ge'rm'RniY; a$90C.
prof. gynOC'ol., John.s HOipklnB Un1v.,
and a.'8SOoC. In 'gyn
l., JQ.hns Hopkins
.
,
286
CUULUM-CUMMING.
Hoop. sInce 1899; .dloololnoed chadr
gyl1e'CQl., Ya1e Undv., 1900; hon.
ooIII
w lJa Soc. LtaJIlia11Ja OstetJtr.lcia
Glnecologta ; cor. memo Gesellschaft
fUr Geburshülfe, Lelpzlg and Dresden;
author numerous articles on gynecol"
path, and abdominal surg., published
In Johns Hopkins Hosp. Bulletin and
Reports. and of a work, .. Cancer of
the Uterus" (1900); awarded a gold-
headed cane by the ex-house staff of
the Toronto Genl. Hosp. for the best
c()I!}'tI1iibu;tJjon '00 .rrue-d. Iii t. IIIllSide d'U r-
Ing the preceding year, 1910; Meth.-
! Preston St. W.. Baltimore. Md.;
Maryland Club. do.
Cullum, aldgweU, author.
Resides In Eng.; ha!l publfshed !leV-
eral works of fiction relating to Can.,
the best known of which are: .. The
Story of the Foss River Ranch," .. The
Hound from the North," .. In the
Brooding Wild," and .. The Night
Rlders."-Care Canadian OtTtce. Lon-
don, En!J,
Culverwell, John Alexander, hydraulic
elect. engineer.
S. larte .Tas. -C., -formerly of Somer-
soelt, En-g., and '111IOre J'IeoOOn.t1y 'Of To-
roo.tl(), and Ann e.; b. PetJe,rboro, Onlt.;
e. U. C. Don.; m., Aug., 1902, JessIe
Houg1hton, d. .Tas. L. HiliJ:, New York;
r.emoved from Toronto 00 PeteI1boro.
Onrt., 1902; mango tddr. OentToo Ont,
Ibw.e.r 00., and as S'U'CJh puroha.soo Jbh'E'
BurlJelgh ThUs p'OW'eT and the 'Buck-
horn Falls power; alsiD po-wer on the
Tiremt ûflina.l; laJter, 19()'6, lorganlæd
the NOI1t!humbef'Ioand & Dul'ham Power
C'o., of 'WIhicJh he was el'eClted: presdt.;
lJeCtured on II The TreIlot Va:u.ey Cana,l
and :the DeV1ellOpmenrt: :of Can. Water-
ways" .bef()f\e Oan, Jnst., ToronftJo.,
1904.-Port Hope, Ont.; En!Jineers
Club, Toronto.
Cumberland, Frederic Barlow, busi-
ness man.
S. late Lt.-Col. F. W. C., engr. and
architect, who was for many yrs. Mang.
Dlr., Northern RV., Ont., and rppre-
rented A1goma (H. C.), and Wdlmot
(Bramley) C.; b. Portmnouth, Eng.,
Aug. 5, 1846: e. Model Grammar Sch.,
Toronto, Cheltenham Coil., Eng., and
Tr.ln. Univ., Toronto (B.A., 1867 ;
!M.A., 1870); 1IIl., '1871, Seraphina, d.
Wm. Fraser, Port :Hope, Ont.; came
to Can. with his parents, 1847; In
early yrS. a law student, but aban-
doned It for a business career, 1870:
with late Sir Frank Sm'lth founded the
Niagara Nav. Co., 1880; for some yr.s.
In the s-ervlce of the Gt. Western Ry.,
later, frelg'ht and passenger agent
Northern Ry., and traffic man gr. , Lake
Superior IAne of steamships (after-
wards amalgama-toed with the C. P.
Ry.):, 'Placed steamship II Campana,"
the first one on the route, upon the
D.pper Lakes; this was a,Iso the first
steamer to !be cut In two to .be brought
from sea through the St. Lawrence
canals; has 'been officially connected
with numerous other public coso and
business organizations In Can.: now,
amoThglst ()thers. 'P,r-esdt, Ndoa.gaJra RIV'er
Nav. Co. of U. S., and ddr, Oan.
Landed and Nat, Investment Co., Lon-
dIon & lOan. :Lotan & LA
enICY Co.; was
elected a dlr. of the Onto Bank by the
shareholder-s, after the failure of the
bank, 1906; resided In E-ng., 1903-4
and while othere was presdt. of t.h
Can. OIub, London; -elected .presdt. St.
George's Soc., Toronto, 1884, a senator
Toronrto Unli"'., 1906, !pI'esd.t. Omt. His-
torlC8JI Soc., '1907, and Ih'On. presdt.
'1'oronto Unlv. Alumni Assn., 1909;
has also .been presdt. of the Nat. CIu.h.
Toronto, sup. presdit. Sons of Eng.,
and ,Is a memo of the COl"püratlon of
'l'rln. Univ., T,oronto; Is a retired caPlt.
from the 10th Royals; served during
the Fenian raids (med.); an old and
keen sportsman; a crack shot In the
v. m.; author of .. The Northern Lak>es
of Canada," .. History of the Union
.Ta.ck and the Flags of the Empir-e"
and "The Navies on La
e Ontario In
1812"; a pronounced Imperialist and
a ,thorough Oon.; an Aßlg. and a del.
to the .synoð.-" Dunain," Port Hope,
Ont.; Toronto Club ; National Club;
Albany .club, Toronto; Authors' Club;
Royal Col. Institute. London, En!J.
II A p.atri-otic writer and' thiniker from
the word go."-Dr. John Reade (q.v.)
Cumberland, Hi" Honour Thoma.
Dickey, Co. Ct. judge.
Y. s. .Tohn and Mary (Dickey) C.;
b. Simcoe, Ont., Sept. 3, 1853; e.
Weston Grammar Sch., and Queen's
Unlv., Kingston; m., 1884, Helen, d.
A. T. Wallace, St. Catha rines, Ont.;
barrister (Ont.), 1881: do. (Man.),
1882; succ.e1SsfuI 1 Iy .prac.t1sed his prof.
In Winlß,lpe,g; 13.p.pttd. jud,ge '00. Ct.,
MJa,n., .Tune 2, 1893; R. 0., und1e.r E. F.
A'ot, 1894; ra. 'liooal judge oOt. of Queen's
Bih., Man., 1895.-Brandon. Man.
CumminR', Jame", miller.
Apptd. trade commr. for Can. to
S. A., Dec., 1900; on hIs return was
presented wIth a handsome gold watch
and chain by his personal and poUti-
cal friends, Brockville, Dec., 1901.-
Lyn, Onto
CummlnR', Melville, educationist.
S, Rev. Thos. C., D.D., and Matilda
(McNair) C.; b. Stellarton, N.S., .Tan.
6, 1876: e. Truro Acad. (gold med.)
and Dalhousie Unlv. (B.A., 1867) ; m.,
June, 1905, Mary Alice, d. E. E. Archi-
bald, Wolfville, N.S.: graduated Iowa
State ColI. of Agrl('ul. and Mech.
Arts, 1900: B.S.A. (Toronto Unlv.),
1901: fellow In bact. and animal hus-
band., Guelph Agrlcul. ColI., 1901:
asso. prof. agrlcul.. do., 1902: flrst
principal Agrlcul. CoIl., N. S., Nov.,
1904; Secy. of Agricul., N. S., May,
1907: has been sent to Brit. on sev-
eral occasions for the purchase of Im-
proved stock: a dlr. National Live
Stock Assn.; a lecturer and platform
speaker of recognized power; decllned
appt. to Depty. Commissionership of
Agrlcul., Man., 1908: elected presdt.
Alumni Soc. of Dalhousie Unlv., 1910;
a Presb.-Truro, N.S.; Canadian Club,
do.
.. Both i&S a student and a profe's9OT has
displayed great 6bility."-T. Globe.
CUMMING-CUNNINGHAM.
287
CUmming, William Gordon, physician,
S. W. T. C., Montreal; b. there; e.
MicG
lil Undv. (B.A., 1899; 'M.D.,C.iM.,
1903) ; m., Sept., 1905, Eupohem
a BaH-
ill'ouse, y. d. Mr. .Justice DunlJo.p (q.v.),
:l\11onJtl'æ l l; Ang.-Calgm'y, A Ita.
Cummings, Mrs, Emily Ann :McCau_-
land, Dom. public service.
D. late Rev. .Jonathan Shortt, D.D.,
for over 30 yrs. Ang. rector of Port
Hope, Ont., and Isabel .Julia, d. Lt.-Cot
Harper, R.E.; grand-d. Surgeon-Genl.
Shortt, 48th Regt.; b. Port Hope; e.
there and Mrs. Simpson's Semy., Mont-
real; D.C.L. (hon.), King's CoIl. Unlv.,
N.S" 1910; m., Sept., 1871, Willoughby
Cummings (d. Sept., 1892), barrister,
s. .Jas. Cummings, Chlppawa, Ont.; an
early contributor to the press; special
corr. for Toronto Globe and Winnipeg
Free Press, during the World's Fair,
Chicago, 1893; during the existence of
The Empire, wrote for that paper a
series of articles entitled "Our Indian
Wards," prepared while making an ex-
tended tour through the Indian re-
serves of Man., the N.W.T. and B.C.;
also wrote: "A Trip Through Our Mis-
sion Fields" for the Chm'ch Mag.;
was for 10 yrs. a memo ed. starr To-
ronto Globe; sometimes writes under
the nom-de-pl1.tme of II Sarna": Is ed.
ot the II Letter Leaflet," the official
organ of the Ch. of Eng. Women's Aux.
Missy. Soc.; was corr. secy., Nat.
Council of Women, 1894-1910; since
then has been fleld secy., women's
d
pt. -of the annuities 'bran'C'h, De'})It.
of Trade and Commerce, Ottawa; re-
mains as a V.-P. Nat. Council of
Women; on retiring from secyshlp. was
presented with a purse and an address
from the various local branches In the
Dom.; has served as a del. to the
Nat. Council of Women of the U. S.
and to the Intern. Council of Women;
is a memo extve. comte., Women's
Can. Hist. Soc. and Victorian Order
of Nurses; chainnan ladies' comte.
Dom. Indust. Exhbn.; an Ang.; corr.
secy. Toronto Diocesan Woman's Aux.
to the Missy. Soc. of the Ang. Oh., 19
yrs.: a del. Pan-Ang. Congress, Lon-
don, Eng., 1908, and Ang. Ch. Congress,
Halifax, 1910; now (1911) on a visit
if:o .Japa'11.-Dept. of Trade and Com-
merce, Ottawa.
"Possesses a w()nderful he<ad for bu,si-
ness."-V. World.
"A woman of cultmre, pra.ctioa1 ideas
Bond broad s}"'IDpathie-s."-T. Globe.
"A .gra
ful pLatf().rm speake'r and a g'()'Ûd
orga.mzer. -8. N.
Cumm1n8'ø, Rev, Selden W, (Bapt.).
S. Wm. C., merchant, Truro, N.S.;
b. there, 1863; e. Aca.d,iJa UnlÏv. (B.A.,
1885), and Dal,housi-e Unlv.; m. d. late
Simon Vaughan, lat.ter1y'Of VaIlllCiOUVer,
B.C.; :after 0., ,oold :pa:9bor8Jtes in N.
S. and .Penn..; pastJOor Bapt. Ch., Am-
herst, N.IS., 1904-8; slnlOO .then h8J9
been pastor Isrt Bapt. Ch., :UOwellJ,
.Mass.-Lowell, Mass.
Cummin8'_, William H., educationist.
B. Dunham, P.Q., Aug. 30, 1852; e.
Thetford Acad., Vt.; graduated Dart-
mouth ColI., 1879; successively prin-
cipal Bradford (Vt.) High Sch., Thet-
ford Acad., Vt., Homer Acad., and
Union Sch., N. Y., and Kimball Union
Acad., Merlden, N.H.; elected supdt.
of schs., Hadley, Hatfield, and Ber-
nardston, Mass., May, 1901; an ex-
lien-sive travoe.Uell".-Hadley, Mass.
OUnard, Krs, Laura Charlotte, ama-
teur artist.
Third d. late Hon. T. C. Haliburton
(U Sam Slick "), formerly a judge of
the Supreme Ct., N. S., and subse-
quently a memo of the Brit. House ot
Commons; b. Windsor, N.S.; e. there
anld lin Eng.; m., Dec., 1851, Wü.Hiam
(d. .Jan., 1906), 2nd s. Sir Samil.
Cu
:aro, Bant.; -a sucoe,ssfUl} artist, who
,has ex'hiibiteð 'her 'P"iot'l1res ofrequenltly
rot bhe Royal Arod., l1Jhe Gaillery of
BI"I.t. Ar.t1sts, and otJoor IlnlstHut1o
ls
n
Lon.oon; Ang.-01'leans House, Twick-
enham; 95 Eaton Sq., London, S.W.,
Eng.
(D. Nice, France, Dec.
, 1910.)
Cunliffe, John William, educationist.
S. 'l'hos. :and Mary Aenn.e (Kiershaw)
C.; b. Bolltcm, La-nC3ßlhire, Eng., JaIll,
20, 1865; e. Un-iv. of lJon.doon (B.A.,
1884; M.A., in class>ics, 1886; do. In
mod-ern langs., 1888; D.LÏIt1:., 1892).
and Owens OoN., now tJhe VI-c-
to/ria Univ., Ml3.n'CIh.ester (Shakesperu1"e
scrolar. and Betr1oo1ey felll'Ow In En-g.
\!ilt.); m., .July, 1897, .Joame BwNer, d.
late .John Erskine, M.D., Ottawa; 8.S9t.
ed. Mon<trea.l Gazette, 1893-9; lectureT
anod assoc. prlO'f. Eng'. lang. and lilt.,
McGiH Un
v., 1899-1907; prof. EThg.
Nt., Un-iv. 'Of WdSiCOns'Ïn, 1907, amI(}
Clhail'tman -of t!he dlept.. a ])osJ,tion
hoe amI11 Iholifu3; made a speci3!l studty .of
,the EHzrubet'ha.n dlI'ama ; dellve.red
geveral courses of llec:tures art: Oolum-
bi:a Un-iv., N.Y.; lis nlO'W eòd:tlng U Gas-
coigne" for .tlhe Camb. EIl'g. classIcs,
the first V'OI.ume 'haV'ing ooen allr.eady
pU'bllshed and the second 'being dn 'bhe
press; Is laJmnng the 'CIOl1JtI"Í'buif:'Otrs to
,the Crumb. U Hoist. of Eng. Lit." and 11:0
Prof. GaY'loey',s U Riepresen.tative Eng.
Comedies," nt()w in oourse of puÞHca-
Hon; Is a.n acblve m.em. of Ibhe Mod.
Lang. Assn., .being ch<al-rman of if:ha
Oombe. on ,the Reprod'Uobl'O'Il 'Of Ea.-r:ly
Texts and a mßm. of rt::he extve. !for
too Cen.tJra:l Dlv.-625 MendotaSt.,
Madison, Wis.
U His writings are marked by research
and lea.rning."-Dr. John Reade (q.v,).
Cunningham, Alexander McKenzie,
photographer,
S. Thos. and Grace C.; b. Uxbrldge,
Ont., May 7, 1863; e. public schs. and
St. Catharines ColI. Inst.: m., 1888,
Miss .Julia Chadsey; elected presdt.
Photographic Assn. of Can., 1895-6;
also 1906-7-8; is a dlr. Commercial
Club and presdt. Victoria Curling
Club; a Freemason (past dlst. depty.
G. M.); Presb.-!6 Slater St., Hamil-
ton, Ont.; CommerciaZ Club.
Cunningham, Lt,-Col, Arthur Belden,
lawyer.
S. late Hy. C., Mayor of Kingston;
b. there, Feb. 25, 1871; e. Queen's
Unlv. (B.A., 1891): m., 1897, Kath-
leen Moore, d. Col. W, D. Gordon
(q.v.); graduated Ont, Law Sch.,
2R8
CURLETTE-CURRIE.
18J4; barrister, do. ; practl!!!e1l hi!!!
prof. successfully In Klng!!!ton; ald.,
1898-9; a dlr. Cataraqui Bridge Co.
flTId other local Instns.: an Ind. Con.-
II Lakeview Lodge," Kingston, Ont.;
Frontenac Club, do.
.. One of the- highe
t clsæ ø-thlerte.s eve<r
produced in a Oan. coIIege.."-Can. CouTi
T.
Ct1rlette, 'Miss Marg'erJ', educationIst.
StudIed at
t. Hilda's CoH., Toronto:
B.A. (Trln. Unlv.), 1900: for a short
t.ime -on t'he staff rOf -the P.l'esb. Laodll,eg'
CoH., Toronto; In conjunction with
MIss Sara E. Dallas, Mus. Bac.. elrtabd.
Westbourne Sch. for GIrls, Toronto,
1901, ObanlC'e<Uor Sir .J'oIhn .Boyd (q.v.)
bel'llg pr.es-dlt. -of Itlhe Bd. I(}lf DIrectors:
(,01" SrOme yrs. hws be,e'll is!C)le iprIßI(:
l3il or
thIs flourIshing Institution; E'lectpd 11rt
V.-P. St. Hilda's AlumI1Jae Assn., 1904;
do. presdt. Un Iv. Women's Club, 1908.
--'40 Bloor St. W., Toronto.
Curotte, Boev, Joseph Arthur (R.C.).
S. late Antoine and Marguerite
(Dpsjeans) C.; b. Montreal, Feb. 22,
1869; e. Semy. of St. Sulplce, Mont-
rE'al: pursued theol. studies at the
("an. ColI., Rome, 1893-7; o. 1893;
Ph.D., 1894; D.T., 1896; D.C.L., 18 Q 7,
from Roman unlv!!!.: prof. phtl., L' As-
somptfon ColI., 1897-99; do. theol. and
!!!acred eloquence, Grand Semy., Mont-
I'eal, 1899-1905; was s'Ome time geC'Y.
Laval Unlv.; since 1908 prof. dogmatic
Itlhoo!' in the A'PPOlinarlst Un
v.,
R.o{)4l11Je; a1>so acts :as .tJbe speociaJlrepre-
senlæ.NV"e of the .a<looeses rOf !Monltreal
and Valleyfiøld 8Jt Rome.-Rome, Italy,
II A man of genial manner Bnd un.
doubted talent."-M. H
rald.
Curran, Francl. Jo.eph, lawyer,
S. late Hon. J. .J. C., LL.D., a judge
óf the Sup. Ct., P.Q., and Elizabeth
Mary (Brennan) C.; b. Montreal, 1871;
e. Christian Brothers Sch., St. Marys,
(.J,e:sud t 00
I.) M'On tl'leaJl. Manohruttan
ColI., N.Y. (B.A., 1890), and McGill
Unlv. (B.C.L., with 1st rank honours,
1893) ; m., May, 1902, .Juliette, d. late
.J. B. Euclid Mathieu, Montreal:
advocate. 1894; successfully practiseB
his prof. In his native city; promInent
In nat. and fraternal organizations:
presdt. St. Patrick's Soc., Montreal,
1905-7; a del. to the C.M.B.A. conven-
monlS and a graoo IOffr. Ithiere<l'll; form-
erly V.-P. Montreal .Junior Con. Club;
unsuccessfully contested Montreal (St.
Anne), H. C., Llb.-Con. interest, Nov.,
1906 (vote: J. C. Walsh, 2,409: F. J
.c., 2,207): has lectured on Father
Matthew and other subjects: repre-
sented the 'Montreal bar, at tbe meet-
Ing of the Can. Bar Assn., Chattanoo-
ga,
TIin., Aug., .1910; R.C.--æ66 Mauce
St., Montreal.
II PiI"'actiseø hñB prof. wilj)h hO'Ilt()'ILr &nd
dignñty."-M. Star,
Currelley, Rev, Chal!l, Triok (Meth.).
o c. laDe .Joihn a:n:d MaJry A. (Treble)
C.; b. Exeter, Ont., 1876; e, privately,
H,<wbord OoU. I-nlst., T'OI"OThto, and To-
ronrto Unlv. (B.A., 1898; M.A.., 1901) ;
unm.; entd. minIstry, 1899, and did
miss-I.on work -In Man.; left Can. to
study labour conditions In London,
Eng., 1902; apptd. on staff Egyptian
E)CpltOmlb!'On Fund, same Yeall': -I'll l3:ð-
dltlon, made an endowed student of
Br.it. Soh. of ArehoeolL., Al:lheons, 1903;
In 1902-3 had charge of south wing of
thE' work of thp fund at A hydos, and
discovered the tomb of Adhmes, U the
Pharaoh that knew not .Joseph," and
also a great stone that gavE' the par-
entage of the founders of the xvllith
Dyn. 'of Egypaan kiings; in 1903-4 hoa,d
rharge of the f>xplnr'ltlon along the
Fayoum and In the Northern marshes'-
In 1904-5, In charge of the wanderln
section of the expdn. to Sinal: ex-
cavated the storehouse at Pythom, and
during 3 yrs. was excavatln
on the
f"arly coivl.1!iZ'8JUon IQtf Orete, and in AlS1!.a
M'inor and Sy.ria; oRmJOng his othoe'r ills-
coverfes, was that of the statue of
Ha.thor ; also discovered the Inscrip-
tion and portrait of Cheops, for
which discovery he was decorated by
the Khedive with the Order of theo
Medjedleh; later, was elected a fellow
of the Royal Geog. Soc.; has lectured
on Egypt before the Can. Inst., To-
ronto; tapptd. curator of the Museum
of Arch., Toronto Unlv., 1907; author
of "Sinai," giving an account of his
explorations, and of the major part
of "Abydos, Part III." (See Toronto
Mail and Empire, .J'an. 16,1909: el-ect,ed
a mem. extve. C'O'IDt-e., ToronlOO Undv.
Alumni Assn., 1911.-" Vognacote," "0
Avenue Rd., Toronto.
II Has B veritable nose for hidden relics
(Jf the
I!.t."-M. & E.
CurreY', Lemuel Allan, lawyer.
S. late Jas. R. C., barrlstf'r, Ga
e-
town, N.B., and Sarah AmeBa (Ho-
ben) C.; ancestors Eng.. one of whom
emIgrated to N. Y., 1700: gt.-granðf.,
.Joshua C., a U. E. L.. camp to N. B.,
1783; b. GagE'town, July 11, 18!)6: e.
Quren's Co. Grammar Sch. and N, B.
Unlv. (B.A.. 1876: M.A., 1878; RC.T....
1890; D.C.I
., 1895): m., Dp('., 1894.
Mary E.. o. d. latf' W. W. Chtld, .Jack-
son, MIlCh.; followed law course,
Harvard Law Sch.; barrIster, 1883;
K.C. (E. or Aberdeen), 1894; success-
f'l1l
y !practIses Iln ,St. .John: 'Ì'O'Ok ce1'lt.
Royal Mil. Sch., 1873-4: a Freemason.;
a Con.; an -Ang.-St. John, N.B.;
Union Club. do.
Currie, Archibald, cIvil engineer.
B. and e. Gllasgow, Scot.: !hIa;S had
cl()tlIsf.ðem'b
e eXip'eTienæ dn his p<rof.
'I'JI OhiIna and S. A.; aoppbd. dty S'l1'r-
'"le-Y'OI' ra'llid ohief e'ngr. or West'IDr{)IU!!1lt,
Montoreø:l:, Mc!h\., 1911. - Westmount,
Montreal.
Currie, 1IIrs, Emma Augusta, author.
D. Ursen and Caroline (Hamlin)
Harvey; ancestors Npw Eng. stoc1t,
who moved to N. Y. State after Am.
Revoluttonary War: b. Niagara, Ont.,
Nov. 19, 1829; e. therf' and St. Da-
vld's; private tuItion from latf' Wm.
Kirby, author "U. E.": a1so at E
st
Bloomfleld Acad., N. Y.. whprf> her
cousin (Mrs. Parke Godwin, a iI. of
Wm. Cunen Bryant) gave her draw-
Ing lessons, and Canandalg-ua Ladles'
Acad. N. Y.: m., Oct., 1865, Hon. J. G.
CurrIe, M.L.C. (d. Df'c., 1901): was
actg. regr. Co. LIncoln 10 mth!';.; has
held depty. regrshlp. do. over 20 yrs.:
CURRIE-CURRY.
289
author .. The Story of Laura Secord
and Canadian Reminiscences" (1900) ;
a memo Woman's Lit. Club, St. Cath-
arines, Daughters of the Empire, W. C.
T. U.; always a Reformer; has ever
believed that the women of Can. are
entitled to the same political privi-
If'ges as the mf>n; thf>Y have earnf'd
them by Industry and self-sacrifice;
was Instrumental in securing a grant
from Parlt. towards erecting a memo-
rial to Laura Secord, at Queenston
Heights, 1911; a Presb.-78 King St.,
St. Catharines, Onto
Currie, Rev, Hector (Presb.), bot-
anist.
S Donald and Mary (Maclean) C.;
b. Airgyllshilre, Soot., 1845; acoompan-
If>d parents to Can., 1850: e. High Sch.,
Wardsville, Ont., and Victoria Unlv.,
Cobourg (B.A., 1871); m., Dec., 1877,
Miss Edith .Tarvls; studied theol. Kno'(:
ColI., Toronto ;
raduated, 1874 ;
licensed, 1875; o. 1876; since then pas-
tor Knox Ch., Thedford, Ont.; trpas.
Pl'eS'by. Sarnla, on Otrg'andzatlon, 1881;
moderator do., 1 term; clerk do. since
1878; moderator, Synod Hamilton and
London, 1905; of more than local re-
putation In botany and geol.; has con-
tributed collections in Can. paleontol.
to Geol. Museum, Ottawa. Redpath
Museum, Moon trEal. Sm1,t.rusonlon Ins't.,
Washington and N. Y. State Museum,
Albany, some of his sppcimpns bf>lng
nf>W to sclpnce: a Lib.-Thedford, Onto
(D. Thedford, Ont., Jan. 'l7, 1911.)
Currie, Major John Allister, legis-
lator; manufacture.r.
Highland Scotch parentage; s. late
.Tohn and Catherine (McAllister) C.,
nl3JtiVie.s Islanldi 'Of Isla, A:rgyllshI re,
Scot. ; b., Nottawa, Ont., Feb. 25, 1866 ;
(>. public sch. and ColI. Inst., Colling-
wood, Ont.; m., 1892, Miss Elizabeth
Sparks, Bayfield, Ont.; early engd. ln
commercial life; later, for 11 yr!"., a
journalist, principally employed on Mail
and Empire and News, Toronto; also
a contributor to the mags. In Eng.
and U. S., and a correspondf>nt tor
If>ading journals, Including N, Y. Her-
ald and World, and London Times;
also for Reuter; twice presdt. press
gallery, Toronto; left journalism to
become a mining broker, 1900: later
estbd. Imp. Steel & Wire Co., Colling-
wood, Ont., of which he is presdt.:
one of the organizers 48th Highland-
ers. Toronto; apptd. capt.. do., l\-kh.,
1892; major, Aug., 1902; hon. presrlt.
and one of the founders Mil. Indoor
Baseball League, Toronto, and presdt.
48th Miniature Rifie Club; a Con., and
unsuccessfully contested N. Simcoe
(H. C.), In that Interest, g. e. 1904;
elected for do., g. e. 1908 (vote: C.,
2,756; Wilson, 2,705) ; one of the few
Gaelic-speaking mems. of H. C.; a
Presb.---39 Howland Ave., Toronto;
Collingwood, Ont; Albany Club;
Can. Mil. Inst., Toronto; Colling-
wood Curling Club, Collingwood, Ont.;
Kaministiquia Club, Fort William, Onto
II A man of great energy and bUBine88
ahrewdnesB."-M, and Jl,
"A teUin
speaker; one of the øurprises,
10
in this retlpe.ct, of the new Parlt."-M,
Gazette.
Currie, Rev, Walter Thomas (Cong.),
missionary.
S. late John and El1en M. C.; b.
TIOrorut'o; e. there, McGI11 Undv. (B.A.,
1885), and Can. C<mg. Oola. (B.A.,
1885; D.D., 1907); m., 1st, 1886,
Miss Clara WUkes, a niece of the late
Rev. Dr. Wilkes, Montreal (d., In Af-
rica, 1886); 2m:11y, 1894, Miss Amy
Johnston, Brandon, Man.; latter Is
famed as a public speaker; O. 1885;
apptd. a missiony., A. B. C. F. M.,
Booton; was the first rnlSS(Y. eerut
'to Aír.ica by 'the Can
Cong. For.
Missy. SO'C., 1886: !has conUnued Ihis
connection with both socs.; estabd.
mlssdon SlbaJtion I8Jt Ch1samba, Blhe, in
the Portug-uese Province of Angola,
W. C. Africa, 1888; this mission has
stee.ò'lly eX'p'and'oo .Into a I:arge inòus.
and med. work, contg. schs., with about
800 pupils and several out-f;ta.tlons,
which exercise a steady uplifting In-
fiuence over a large number of people;
was joined, 1889, by first associate,
and since then sevf>ral others ha ve
been sent out to reinforce the various
(!f>pts.; has made several journeys of
f>'i:ploratlon. the last one. ac('ompanled
hv his wiff>. 190
-4. extpndln
from
Bihe to Katanga (Congo State), along
thp shorf>s of Lakf> MOf'ro, Tang-anylka
and Nyassa, returning by a more south-
ern rontp: has met with happy re-
snlts In all his df>allngs with uncivil-
ized tribf>s: h:1s acted as arhitrator In
2 native rebellions against Portugup!"e
rule, and has been able to check strlff'
and promote peace: his letters and
reports have been published In Can.
from Urn" to time: fs a grad. of Dr.
Dowlronot1:'s Med. Missy. Ooll.-Chis-
amba, Bihe, Angola, West Central Af-
rica.
II Has lived with and for the Afriran
people, haa cured their diøeaøes, taugM
them trades and agriculture, translated
Christian truth into their lanl!;ual!;e. Ilnd
told them the story of the Cro88."-V,
World.
Currier, James Everett WlløOD, late
Dom. publfc service.
0, S. s. late .T. M. C., M.P. for Ot-
tawa, 1863-82: b. New Edinburgh, Ot-
tawa, .Tuly 26, 1849; e. private achs.,
Ottawa Grammar Sch., and Rlvervlew
Mil. Call., Poughkeepsie, N.Y.: twice
m.; erutd. Dom. pubHc service, 1878;
was prlvwoo secy. 'laJte Ron. .T. H. Pope
and other !Miinllsters at Ottawa; Ð.iPptd.
a 1-st class elk., Dept. Railways and
Canals, Aug., 18-94; pubLished II Index
to' Railway Leglsl'2JtJO'n of the Dom.
of Oan., 1867-97" (1898); an Ang.-
479 Cooper St., Ottawa; Rideau Club,
do.
Curry, James Walter, lawyer
B. Port Hopp, Ont., Nov. 11, 1858;
e. Queen's Univ., Kingston (B.A.,
1878) : m.: barrister, 1881; K.C., 1899 :
practised originally Port Hope and
Millbrook; since 1889 In Toronto; a
former partner late G. W, Badgerow;
now head firm C., O'Connor, Wallace
& Macdonald, Toronto. haa attained
290
CURRY-CUSIN.
oel1elbri.ty as IS. cr.imdnal ilawyer;
was Crown atty., Toronto (ren-
dered important public services as
such), 1892-1906; retired to I"esum-e
,private pnactloe; pre9en1Jed W1lbh loving
cup by friends in Nat. Club, On resig-
nation, May, 1906; was mango dir., re-
siding In Cuba, of Can.-Cuba Land &
Fruit Co., 1906-7; a dir. Henderson
Roller Bearing Co. and V.-P. Can. Pub-
lic Ownership League; a former dlr.
Home Life Assn.; presented with
diamond ring by lady telephone opera-
tors, Toronto, In ackgt. of services In
endeavouring to get them a shortE'r
workday, Mch., 1907; elected prf>sdt.
Toronto Lacrosse Club, 1905: a Lib.,
and a memo GeniI!. Assn., Onto Di:b. A.s-
soclatlon; also a ddr. of the Onto Club;
unsuccessfully contested E. York
(Local), g. e. 1908.-20 South Drive,
Toronto; Onta1'Ïo Club: National Cl1lb,
do.
II No more courageous or use,ful se,rvice
has been performed by one man for the
people of Can. in late ye.ars than the. prose.
cution by :Mr. C. (}f a numbelf Oof mega l
combinations in restraint of trade, from
whose books and de.alings he wa.s abl
to
show the exact n'ature' of the' commercial
tyranny with which this country was
tb.reatened."-JI!. Herald.
Curry, Nathaniel, manufacturer; capi-
talist.
Scotch-Irish and Eng. descent; 9.
Charles and) Eunice (Davidson) C.: b.
Port Williams, Co. King's, N.S., Mch.
26, 1851: e. Co. King's 'Public and
private schs.: m., Sept., 1881, Mary E.,
d. David. Halt, Co. Ann apoU s, N.S.:
fonned a partnership with his bro.-in-
law, late N. A. RJhodes, under the name
of Rhodes, Curry & Co., manufacturers
and. buildlers, Amherst, N.S., 1877: Is
now presdt. of Rhodes, Curry & Co.,
Ltd.; mayor, Amherst, 1894; a dlr.
Travellers Life Assur. Co.. Bank of
N. s., Can. Light & Power Co.,
Maritime Coal, Ry., & Power Co., Stir-
ling Coal Co., Montreal Trost Co. and
Can. Cement Co.; presdt. Can. Car &
Foundry Co. and ean. Steel Foundries,
Ltd.; a promoter Can. Rolling Stock
00. (L.P., 1904) ; remov.e<d 'Ì'Ü l'ÆonltreaJl,
1910; eleobeði V.-P. Can. Mtan'Íll"s. As'SIl.,
] 9'10; 00. 'PI"e,sdlt., (i1o., 1911: rruted as a
mlillltibn.aire by Il\flOlllt'l'eal Star, 1911:
g1a'Ve $25,000 for It!he entdJOwmen,t of a
cIh
Ür rOf eng1ing., AJOOJdda Univ., 1910:
opposoo 'to the Taoft-Fi.elÕJilIlg' I"OOipl'O-
city agreemenlt. 1911; a Ba'})t.-Mont-
real; A7nherst, N.S.; St. James's Club;
Engineers' Club, Montreal; Albany
Club, Toronto; Jfm'shland,<1 Club, A 111,-
herst.
Curry, :Rufus, manufacturer and ship-
owner.
R late Capt. Fredk. C., shipowner:
b. and e. A'V1cmdrule; m. 'twice; present
wif.e furunerl'Y Miss FauLkner; ldkoe ihJis
f:1ther, a wealthy shipowner: presdt.
Windsor Founi!ry and Machine Co.;
called to the Senate by Lord Minto,
Mch. 12, 1903, but was never S'WOrn,
and r
fused to accept the awt.; seat
ðeclared vacan'Ì, Mch. 30, 1905; an
ardent Llb.-Windsor. N.S,
curtis, :Rev, Levi (Meth.).
S. Apollos C.; grands. .John C., who
came from Eng. as agent for S. P. G.
F. P.; b. Blackhead, N"fd., 1858; e.
local schs., Meth. Acad., St. .John'!:"
and Mt. Allison Univ. (B.A., with
honours, 1889; M.A., 1900) : D.D. (Vic-
toria Unlv.) 1903: m., 1889. Miss Mil-
lie C. Black; In early life a sch.
teacher; became a probationer, Meth.
ministry, 1883; o. 1889; presdt. Nfd.
Conf., 1898; supdt. Meth. Education,
Nfd., 1899; memo Comte. 20th Cent.
'Thanksgiving- Fund., Can. Meth. Ch..
1898; a Confederate.-St. John's, Nfd.
II A distinguished educationist."-Oolli'U"
Handbook.
Cushing, William Channing, civil en-
gineer.
S. Geo. Byron and Annie T. (Scam-
mell) C.; b. Carleton, St. .John, N.B..
Mch. 18, 1863; e. St. .John Grammar
Sch. and N. B. Univ. (B.A., 1884;
M.A., ]886): m., Feb., 1894, Miss
Marie Bacon Dye, Indianapolis; a
memo Am. Soc. C. E. and Am. Ry.
Eng. and Main. of Way Assn.: studied
Mass. Inst. of Tech. (S. B.): com-
menced practice as a memo of the en-
ginper corps. ,Jeffersonville. Madison &
Indianapolis Ry.: after filling various
positions on U. S. ry. lines, was ap-
pointed chief engr. main. of way. S.
W. system. Penn. lines, 1903.-Union
t(ltion. Pitts burg, Pa.: Railroad Club,
New York.
Cushing, Hon. William Henry, manu-
facturer; statesman.
S. late Wm. C., a native of Norwich,
Eng-.. w'ho C<1me to Can., 1840, and
Sarah (Thompson) C.. a native of Co.
Am't,r.im, Ir>el.: 'b. nr. K,enHw01l'11:ih. Ont..
Au
. 21, 1852: e. local schs.: m.. 1st,
]877, Mil!'s EHzahet'h Pr,im (d. 1880);
2ndly, 1883, Miss Mary Waters;
hrought up on a fann: went We!'t, set-
tllng at Calg-ary, 1883; now head of
on'e of the larg-est manufacturing con-
cerns of windows, doors ani! g-pnera,1
mill supplies existing- west .of Winni-
peg, 'haYing branc1les and lumber
yard.s In many places; owns extensive
t.imber limits in B. C. ani! elsewhere;
has represented Calgary (Local), Lib.
interest, since 1905: entd. Rutherford
Ai!mn., as Minr. of Public Works, on
the organization of the Govt., Sept. 6,
1905; resig-ned, Feb.. 19]0; the first
to make th-e ownership of telephones
a part of the policy of a govt.: a temp.
man; a Meth.-Edmonton, Alta.
.. One of the- f4)'rem'ost and !<O'1.tnde'8t
husiness men in the grea,t North.West."-
Can. Courin.
CUsln, James, educationist.
Descended from a noble house, ex-
Isting at Nantes, France, 1663; b.
Canton of Nf'uchãtel, .. La Chaus de
Fond," Switzerland, 1857: e. there and
by private tutor In Gf>nnany: an
undergrad. of Queen's Univ., Kin
-
ston, Ont.; served as an otrr. In thp
Swiss army; 3 yrs. In a bank; later
<,o-'pa'l'tnf'r 1n commd
lsioQn house 'Of F.
Ousill
Nel\J'C"hât'e'I: sorrne 'Ìlime l
tUI"er
in ParIs and S. of France; now and
since 1889 principal Melsterschaft Sch,
CUSTANCE-DAFOE,
291
of Languages and Natural Science,
Toronto: for 2 yrs. lecturer In Vic-
toria Unlv.: edited a French-Can.
newspaper, Toronto: elected presdt.
Swiss Soc., Toronto, 1906-10; a French
Huguenot .P1'00t.-1489 King St. 1V., To-
ronto,
Custa.nce, :Bev. Myles Arthur Fred-
erick (Ang.).
S. Rev. A. C. C., rector Market
Rosen, Lincolnshire, Eng.; b. Twynlng,
Gloucestershlre, Eng., May 2, 1872: e.
K:ing's Golol. Choir Soh., O:uIIl'brid'ge,
King Edward VI. Grammar Sch., S.
Lincolnshire, and St. .John's ColI., Win-
nipeg (B.A.) ; m. Bessie, d. T. L. Mor-
ton, M.P.P., Gladston p , Man.: o. df'a-
con, 1896; priest, 1897; Incumbent
Binscarth, Man., 1898-9; Macgregor,
do., 1900-2; recotoc Rapid Ci,ty, 1902;
now a.t Oaklake; very musical; has
written severa,l compo.sUions.- u The
Rectory," Oaklake, -'''Ian.
Cuthbert, Ma.jor Albert' Edwarð
:Boss, R.N. W.:\1. Police.
Scottish descent: a memo of the
famil'Y of C. 'Of Bert-hler (en-haut),
P.Q., the first memo of which. Capt.
.Jas. C., 15th Regt., a great-grands. of
the Baron of Castlehill, served as A.
D. C. to Genl. Murray at the taking
of Quebec, aftE'rwards retiring from
the army, aThd Ibeoomdntg seigneur I8.nd
lord of the manor of Berthier; closely
connected, on mother's side, with the
family of Dr. Benj. Rush, one of the
signers of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence; several mems. of family
fi.g'll'l'e, wMih òJistinction, 'Ïn the !public
life of Can.; s. late E. 0.. seignE'ur of
Berthier and M.P., and Mary (Bost-
wick) C.; b. Berthier, .July 31, 1860;
e. Berthler Grammar Sch. and McGi11
Unlv.; m., Aug., 1886, CharlottE', 3rd
d. Gent Geo. H. Nye, South Natick,
Mass., a veteran of the Am. Civil
War; spent 00ffi1ß yrs. In Can. v. m.
service; apptd. inspr. ROY3Jl N. W. M.
Police, 1885: volunteered for service
In S. A., 1899; apptd. capt. In Can.
Mounted Rifles, and, while In the field.
was 'Promoted major commdg. U C "
Squadron, and served with regt. until
its return to Can. and being disbanded,.
.Jan., 1901, when he resumed his duties
wit'll R. N. W. M. polloe (med., with 4
Dafoe, John WesleY, journaltst.
S. C. W. Dafoe (U. E. L. descent),
now of KilIarney, M,an. ; b. Bangor, Co.
Hastings, Ont., Mch. 8, 1866: e. Arn-
prior high and public schs.; m., June,
1890, .Mioe, 2nd d. W. G. Parmelee,
1.S.O. (q.v.); after serving as a sch.
teacher, joined the .Montreal Star, Mch.,
1883, a'l1d was it's BaI"I,ty. corresponden1
at Ottawa; in Dec., 1885, resigned from
the Star, and accepted the editorshIp
of the newly founded Evening Journal.
Ottawa; In May, 1886, went West and
was on the ed. staff of the Man. Free
Press up to Mch., 1892; was then called
to Montreal to accept the chief editor-
ship of the Daily Herald. thE'n, as now,
clasps) : promoted supdt., Sept., 1902;
has rendered many special servIces
while with the R. N, W. M, Police.-
Fort Saskatchewan, A Ita.
Cutt:
ön
rge Barton (Bapt.) ,
S. Wm. Freeman and Abbie Ann
(Trefry) C.; b. Amhe<1"SIt. N.S., Apt
11, 1874; e. AcaK'ÞÏa. UnlJv. (B.A" 1896;
M.A., 1897), and Yale Unlv. (B.A.,
1897; Ph.D., 1902; B.D., 1903); D.D.
(-hon.), Colgate Unlv., 1911; m., .July.
1898, M,lss Minnie W08.rren Brown
Westfielod, Mrass. CI;J.A., Aca,dda, 1896) ;
o. 1897; pastor, UI1IIOn Bapt. Oh., :Monrt-
rose, 1897-8; dO', HO'W'aJ"(} Ave. Ch.,
New RaV'Em, Conn., 1898-1904; d'o. 1st
Ch.. Corning, N.Y., 1904-7; d,o. 1st Oh
Columbus, 0., 1907-10; since if.hen haS
bee-n .presðrt. and prof. of psychol of
re,ldg1iQlfl :and 'J)e'd., Acad'ia Un'
v. ;
author: .. T.he Oa'se of .JO'.hn Kinse>l"
(Psych, Rev., 1903), "The Christian
Life" (pamphlet), "The Psycoology
of .MCQho!llsm" (1907), "Ps'Ycho..
!loglcall Bhe<l1loffilerua 'Of OhI'listlan,uy"
(1908), a'l1ld various mag. and rev.
a.I1f.1cl-e.s; a nlQltoo footba.11 iPlaY'e<1" rat
co1.I. ; ,has 'Ìirn:v1ßl1led extenlslve.1Jy.-
Wolfville, N.S.
"An autlwor and le'cture.r o.f renlO'Wn."-
Dr. John Reade (q.v.).
Cyr, Joseph Ernest, journalist; legis-
13;tor; Dom. pu bIlc service.
S. late Michel and Marie Louise (Mo-
Quin) C.: b. Montreal, Sept. 4, 1854; e.
St. Laurent ColI., there, where he was
sUbsequently a teacher: m., Jan., 1875,
Miss Marie Cesarlne Senez ; went
west, 1882; for a short time In Dom.
public service; Mayor of S1. Boniface.
1885; became presàt. Cath. Order of
FIorest>e'1's and 'Of St. .Jean Bapte. Soc.;
now Police Magte., St. Boniface; was
ed. suc(,e8s.Í\ 1 e,ly of Le Cou1"Ïer du Nord
Ouest and Le Courier de Duluth ,.
founded and ed. L'Avenir National,
1886; a Lib. and formerly pre
dt.
Man. Lib. A ssn.: sat for St. Boniface
(Local), 1883-88; sat for Provencher
(H.C.), 1904-8: apptd. ,Supdrt. of DOom.
Wl()rks for Man., Nov., 1910; a R.C.;
Is of opinion toot the French people In
Man. can best preserve the great tra-
dU,ions of their ra-ce by being true to
the King of Eng.-St. Boniface, Man.
D
the leading Eng. Lib. organ In the
Province of Quebec; remained with the
Herald until Aug., 1895, when he
joined the ed. staff of the Montreal
Star, and was for 6 yrs. ed. of its
weekly edition, the Family Herald and
1Veekly Star; In Aug., 1901, became
ed.-In-chief of the Manitoba Free Press,
Winnipeg, where he has since re-
malned; a dir. Alberta Central Land
Corporation; a promoter of the Can.
Asso. Press, Ltd., 1904: a del. to the
Commercial Congress of the Empire,
1906; IS. del. to the Imp. Press Con-
gress, London, Eng., 1909; author" The
Fortunes of a Manitoban" (1891);
"Western Can." (Am. Rev. of Rev8..
292
DAGENAIS-DALEY,
1907), and of U The Imp. Press Con-
ference" (1909).-" Free Press" Offlce,
Winnipeg; Manitoba Club, do.
"A big man."-O. Journal.
" Sincere in his convictions alld of down-
right sterling character, and faithful to the
lnst detaiJ."-M. Star.
"A clear thinkoer. a hard wo.rker, a first-
mote execu.tive., a man not afra.id o.f creat.
intg precedents" a person of culture- and
of wide llnd keen acquaintance with public
affiairs."-St. John Telegraph.
Dagena.1s, Adolphe, physician,
S. Louis Basile and Marie .Joseph
(Grignon) D.; b. Montreal, May 2,
1836; e. Montreal CoIl" Coli. P. and S.,
P.Q., Victoria Univ. and Laval Unlv.
(M.D., 1879); m., 1864, Marie Louise
Qzlne. d. N. Mercier, Montreal: has
sucoessfully pmctises his prof. In Mont-
real where he has held various im-
port'ant appts. In connection therpwlth,
including a chair .In Laval Unlv.;
was formerly ed. La Gazette "Med.;
fIounded L'Union Méd. du Can., 1872;
R. C.; Con.-l
6
St. Denis St., 1I1ont-
real.
Dagenais, Elphege Gaspard, physic-
ian.
B. Ste. Rose. P.Q.: e. there a
d
Laval Unlv. (M.D.. 1892); m. Marie
Albina (d. Aug., 1898), e. d. lat-e .J.
B. A. Mar.bin, M'()II1JtJrealo ; sU'C'OeSS-
fully practises his prof. In Montreal;
first elected an ald., Montreal. 1902:
knO'Wn, far and near, as the apostle 'Ûf
pure milk; was long chalnnan of .U
e
Oivic Health Detpt.; !::Llso p,resdt. Oi.VIC
LiÞra:ry Oomn.: Q .die:!. from t'hte Pure
Milk League, :MoOntreal, to the Congrès
Întern. des Gouttes de Lait, Paris,
1898, and to the Intern. Tubercui. CO!l-
gress, Washington, 1908; elected a dlr.
new Tech. Sch., Montreal, 1909; R. C.-
!í
1 Grand Trunk St., ]If ontreal; Club
Canadien-de-M ontreal.
"A keen and clever dehater."-M. Htr.
ald.
Dagger, Francis, telephone expert.
S. Hy. and Frances (Ifupklns) D.; b.
Liverpool, Eng., .June 3, 1865; e. Farn-
don Hall Acad., Cheshire, Eng.; m.
Emma, d. Chas. Holland, Bristol, Eng.;
commenced business experience In ser-
vice Lancashire and Cheshire Tele-
phonic Exchange Co., 1881-4; and in
service head office, Western Coso and
South Wales Telephone Co., 1885-93
(See Report on Telephone Systems, p.
5 Ottawa 1905); the first man to
suggest the municipalization of the tele-
phone In Eng.; came to Can., 1899; In
service Bell Telephone Co.. Montreal,
tor 11 mths.; re.I>Orted for Can. Govt.
upon the telephone sltuart.lon In Can.,
1903: later, was telephone expert for
the Man. Govt.; since 1907, has held a
similar position under the Sask Govt.:
has written largely on the telephone
question' eloected a memo Can. Ind.
Telephon
Assn.-!l Richmond St. W.,
'l'oronto.
Dahl, Bichard Smith, educationist.
S. N. S. D.. Iron and
teel manfr.,
Copenhagen. Denmark; b. there. Mch.
14, 1879: e. rpublic "cll., Soro.; !M.A.,
bon. (King's CQlt., Winidisor, N.S.),
1905; ;tIoHowOO. toohni08!I studies 5 yTS"
under Prof. C. P. Yürgensen; advanced
studies under Prof. AY'rt.'Ûn, Oellrtra.l
Tech. CoIl., London, Eng. (diploma of
Assoc. of Inst. of City and Guilds.
Lond., 1903; honours diploma, do.. for
thesis, .. An Experimental and Theo-
retical Research Into Commutation by
Aid of the Ascillograph," 1904) ; assoc.
memo Inst. Elect. Engrs., 1904; do.
do. Can. Soc. C. E., 1905; apptd, prof.
of enging., King's ColI., Windsor, N.S.,
1904; prlIllClpaJ King's CoN., En-glng.
and Mining, Sydney, N.S., 1905; author
various tech. works and papers.-SlI d -
7t('Jf, C.B.
Dale, James Alfred, educationist.
F:. s. .J. A. D.. Birmingham. Eng.; b.
there, 1874: e. Wing Ediward W.'s Scl1.,
CambhUI, ,Ma:son Un-iv. OOIli. (now
TTniv. of Birmingham). and Merton
Coil., Oxford (M.A); LL.D., hon., Mc-
Gill Unlv., 1909; m., 1904, Margt.,
d. .J. Holden Butler, Birmingham: was
classical exhibitioner, Merton Col1.;
lect. lit. and educ., Oxford extens. dele-
gacy, 1902-8; also to Unlvs. Liverpool
and Manchester; tutor Borough Ri!.
Training CoIl., 1902-3; since Nov.,
'1907, Macdonald !prof. of educatioll.
McGill Unlv.; 1,s tl"eas. Dom. Educl.
A-ssn. G!IlId .presdt. U!lJ.llv. Settl.emenrt..
MIonlÌlI"ea.l: apptd. Q m
m. Ooundl of
Publ'ic Inst., P.Q., May, 19'11; iJleclured
on sch. management and the history
of education. Macdonald CoIl.. Mont-
real, 1909, and on "The Hallmarks of
Education," before the Royal Victoria
CoL1., do.; a del., 7th oonV'eDimon Dom.
md.-ud. Assn., Viotorda, B. C., 1909.-
260 University St., Montreal.
"A yJQung man. of high scho.1&rly a.ttain-
ments and ß'ttractive perSQIllßlity."-Dr. S.
B. Sinclair (q.v.).
Dale, John, Insurance profession.
B. and e. Can.; genl. agent for
Neb., Ætna Life Ins. Co., Hartford,
Conn.; presdt. Can. Club, Omaha,
1ge6-7.-0maha, Neb.
Dale, William, educationist.
S. Wm. D., Tp, Blanchard, Co. Perth.
Ont.: b. Yorkshire, Eng.. 1850; e. St.
Uary's Grammar Soh., U. C. CoIl.
("'bead 'boy "), anod Toron'oo Unoiv.
(B.A., with 1srt. class ;J11OIl'QIl1l"S In
classics, math., and genl. ,prof., 1871:
'M.A., 1873): m. F.red-er.lca. FoIlQrence,
y. d'. Rev. E. B. Ry;ckman. D.D. (q.v.) ;
IJ"eCJbo,r Qu-ebec High Soh.. 1876-9 ;
olasslcal lect. and asSlO'C. !prof. of Latin,
'Toronto Un.iv., for 10 yrs. up to F'eb.,
\1905: spedal d-eet. classical Jolt., Mc-
Master Unti"v., ToronJto, 5 yrs. ; elleC't
d a
sen3.Joor T>orO'IllÌo UnlÍv., 1895 ram.d 1906 ;
a.t 'Presenot: engd.
n ex"bensive faI"ITldn.g
( 7 2 5 acres) In 'J1p. B1anOhlaJrd: a
clJh. ; a. Li:b.-St. Mary's, Onto
Daley, Rev, James or, (Cong.).
B. Stoutrvil1e, Ont., 1864: e. McGnI
Univ. (B.A., 1890); m., Mary R.. y.
d. Rev. .Joseph Unsworth, Toronto;
studied theo1. Congo con., Montreal,
and Union Theol. Semy., N,Y.; o.
1891; for 7 yrs. secy. Congo Union
of Can.; elected chalnnan do. do.,
.June 1909; a memo .Joint Oomte. on
Ch, Ùnlon; a Reformer.-Maxville, Onto
DALRYMPLE-DALY,
293
Dalrymple, John E" Can. ry. service.
S. late Jas. D., merchant, Montreal,
and .Mary E. (Atldn) D.; b, iMont-
real, Jan. 1, 1869; e. there; entd.
G. T. Ry. servlc
as a junior cUt.,
1883, becoming afterwards successively
secy. to freight traffic mangr., Chicago
& G.T. Ry" Chicago, 1890; secy. genl.
traffic mangr., G.T. Ry. system, Mont-
real, 1896; dlv. freight agent, same
road, Hamilton, Ont., 1899; div.
freight agent and mangr. .G.T. des-
patch line, Detroit, same year; genl.
freight agent, Central vt. Ry., St.
Albans, Vt., 1900; asst. to gent
mangr. G.T. Ry. .system, 1901; gent
freight agent Central Vt. Ry., 1902;
gent do. do., G.T. Ry., 1905; do. do.
freight traffic mangr. G.T. Pacific since
1908; a dlr. Niort'hern Nav. 00.-344
Kensington Ave., Westmount, Montreal.
Dalton, Charles, author.
'So late Lt,-Genl. C. J. D.; b.
St. John, N.B., Sept. 25, 1850; e. Dur-
ham Sch. and Cheltenham ColI.; m.,
his cousin, Miss Isabella Dalton Nor-
cliffe, Langton Hall, Malton, york-
shire; early yrs. spent in Can. ;
author U History of the Wrays of
Glentworth, 1623-1852," U Life and
Times of Gen!. Sir Edward Cecil.
Viscount Wimbledon, 1572-1638:'
"Memoir Capt. John Dalton, Defender
of Trichinopoll, 1752-53"; ed. U The
Waterloo Roll Call, with Biographi-
cal Notes and Anecdotes" (2nd ed.,
190'4) .. En,gHISIh A>
my lJiS'ts amid
Com
lsslon Registers, 1661-1714" (6
vo,l,s.), .. '.Dhe BleJlJheim Roll," "Irjsh
AlI"ffilY List.s, 1661-85:' U The ScOfts
Alrmy 1661-1688, with :M'ernoirs of the
001l1JIÜamders....In-Ohdef"; an hoOn. mem.
Royal United Service Inst. and Royal
Arty. Institution; Ang.---3! W. Crom-
well Rd., London, S. W.; Union Club, do.
Dalton, Major-General James Cectl,
H.Mo's .regular mn. forces.
A bro. of Chas. D. (q.v.); b. Hali-
fax, N.S., Aug. 31. 1848; e. Chelten-
ham CoN. and Rioya} Mil. Aúad.. W()IQ.}-
wlch; m., 1899, Mary Caroline, d. GenI.
SJi.r G. D. Bar}{1er, K.C.B.; It., R.A.,
1869; attained rank as maj,-genl.,
1905. retdred 1910; haS held many iÏm-
poort:a:nt and responsible posirt:JO'I1s ;
among others was a mf!m. of the Dam.
De1:1enæ O()lmn., in Can., 18-98; is a.
Kndg1h1t 'Of Justice .a;rud memo IOf Council,
Orner of St. John of Jerusa.lem ;
aul\:,hor "Tihe Artl.liloeT1ists' HanldJbook IOf
Re1ierenoe," and 'O/tlher W'O'Tks; Ang.-
The Hutts, Grewelthorpe, Ripon, Eng.;
Army and Navy Club; United Service
Club; R. W. Yacht Club; Geographical
Club, London.
Daly, Hon, Sir Malachy Bowes, ad-
ministrator,
S. late Hon. Sir Dominick D., Co.
Galway, Irel., and Caroline Marla D.,
d. Col. RsaJ'})Ih GI()re., Barl'owmount,
Kilkenny, Ire!.; father a well-known
pUblic man In Can. In the early days;
afterwards a distinguished govr. and
admlnistnlltor in tihe Imp. servke; b.
"Marchmont," Quebec, Feb. 6, 1836;
e. St. Mary's 'CoIl" Oscott, Eng.; m.,
.Tuly, 1859, Joanna (d. May, 1908), d.
late Sir E. Kenny, Halifax; bar-
rister, 1864; successively priva.te secy,
tl(} ibis fa;bher, Sir R. G. MJaOOarmell, Lt.-
Genl. Sir Hastings Doyle, and GenI.
Sir W. F. Williams, of Kars; repre-
sented Halifax (H. C.), 1878-87;
Depty, Speaker, do., 1882-6; Lt.-Gov.
N. S., 1890-1900 (getting 2nd term);
presented with a handsome testimon-
ial, and his wLfe a diamond star, by
citizens of Halifax, on vacating office;
K..c.M.G., 1900; a dir. Sch. for the
Blind, and Joint Benevolent Soc.,
V.-P. Can. Patruottic Fund, Ohil<1ren'.s
A id Soc., and Halifax bran
h Am.
Arühæol. Inst. ; vlce-
halrman local
branch Brit. Navy League, and presdt.
St. Vmcent de Paul Soc.; ihton. presdt.
Hal.ifax ibmßl(::<h BrÏit. Empire Lea.gue;
a -R.C. ; mQV1ed a resol'Ult.ï-oo, at a meet-
ing 'Off Ihis co
religù.ondsts, HaJli.fax, Ja'l1I.,
1902, .. prorestdng
mpihatJica.l,liy against
the .I'ThS'1ll1: .offered to t'helr dearest
l"elig1i-ous oConrV'ilCltJiúnls dn the declaratdO'l1
iTI .the .oath 01f acceSSiÍ'On"; as a
of\ickeæer was first to make a century
in OaIJ1_, 1858.-Spring Garden Road,
Halifax, N..8.; Halifax Club, do.
Daly, Reginald Aldworth, educatlon-
1st.
S. Ed:wa.rd' and! .Jane M. (Jeffers)
D,; -b. Na,panee, Ont., May 19, 1871;
e. Napanee High Sch., V-iet'oria Univ.
(B.A., anidi Prince of Wales gol.d med.,
1891), Harvard Unrlv. (.A..M., 11893;
Ph.D.. 1896). and Heidf'lberg Univ.;
m. Miss Louise Porter H;a;skell ; won a
travel. fe.llO'Wshi.p at: Harvard!; instr.
gel(}1. and :physioog., Harvard Undv.,
1896-7; -1898-01; geoll()gist too Can. In-
tern. BoundJary Comn., J.901-4; prof.
geoll., Mass. Inst. '.Veoh., ,glnce Sept.,
1907; fell'OW" Am. Geol. SOC., 1905;
F.G.S., 11906; aubhor of geol. mdn, em:l.
and tPhysl-og. ;p8Jpers .in va.rlous ,pe,rlodi-
cals.; I3.piplW. 10 do resel3Jrch work jn
R-ocky Mlts., -fOT can. Getol. Surv
y,
1911.-Boston. Mass.,. Harvard Trav-
ellers' Club, do.; Oakley Club, water.
town, Mass.
"A brilliant Can.adian."-O. Oitizen.
Daly, The Right Rev, Mgr, T, J,
(Re. ).
B. Hallifa-..::, N.S., Feb. 20, 1839; e.
tJlooI'le and M\()ntreal; I(). 1861; ISIerved
as p1"ÏV1aite .secy. .to the la,be Al'CIhhp.
Conno.l-ly 13.'nd as recto.r of Wdndsor,
N. S.; now at St. .JlOseiplh's, Ha,ld.fax:
app.t. -domestic prelart:e 110 tJhe .Pope,
1900; V. G., Arcl1diooese of HaldfuJ(
siruce 1901; ellßC'beð opresd-t. St. Jos
h's
H. C. T. A. an-d B. .soc., 1905;
aòrn1indstr. ()of toboe ,a;rohd,i'OCpse, 1906.-
St. Joseph's Presbytery, RU8sell Rd.,
Halifax, N.S.
"An accomplished Churchman."-M.
Gazette.
Daly, Hon, Thomas Mayne, states-
man; lawyer.
2nd s. late T. M. D., a well-known
Can. public man and memo of Parlt.,
both before and after Confederation,
and Helen (McLaren) D.;. b. Strat-
ford, Ont., Aug. 16, 1852; e. U. C.
CoIl.; m., June, 1879, Margt. Anna-
bella, d. late P. R. .Jarvis, Stratford;
barrister (Ont.), 1876; do. (Man.),
1881; do. (B. C.), 1897; has success-
294
DANCEY-DANDURAND.
fully practised his prof. In all these
provinces; K.C. (E. of Derby), 1890;
sat in Stratford City Council and was
a memo of the Public Sch. Bd.; a
bencher of the Law Soc.; a memo Bd.
of Educ., and chairman Western .II.
Dist., in Man.; a memo 3rd Com. Con-
gress, London, Eng., 1896; V.-P. U. C.
ColI. Old Boys' Assn.; a Con.; sat
for Selkirk (H. C.), 1887-96; declined
renomination; unsuccessfully contested
Brandon (H. C.), g. e. 1908 (vote:
Sifton, 3,565; Daly, 3,496); Minr. of
the Interior and Supdt.-Genl. of Indian
Affairs under Premiers Thompson and
Bowell (q.v.), 1892-6; undertook a mis-
sion to Eng. and France, for the re-
organization of the Can. Immigration
system, 1896; carried out ,important re-
forms in his dept.; presented with a
testimonial from Western stockmen,
1896; police commr., Rossland, B.C.,
l8!J7 ; police magte., Winnipeg, 1901-8;
judge, juvenile ct., do., since 1909; head
of law firm D. & Crichton, Winnipeg;
has served In V. m. ; author, "'l'he Can.
Spirit of the North-West" (1907);
favours Imp. federation and compul-
sory educ. In public schs.; an Ang.;
a ch. warden and a del. to the Synods.
-90 Dorchester Ave., lVinnipeg,. J'ff ani-
toba Club, do.
"A man of great personal magnetism,
a ready debater, -and one wh() never speaks
without doing justice both to himself and
his 6ubject."-Sir John Thompson.
(D. Winnipeg, June !
, 19l1.)
Dancey, stanley Nelson, journalist.
Irish origin; s. Thos. H. D., manu-
facturer, Picton, Ont.; b. Belleville,
Ont., Feb. 22, 1885: e. Picton Public
and High Schs. and Belleville; m. Miss
Ida Winnifred Laird, Acton, Ont.:
commenced journalism on Picton Ga-
zette, and was later on staff of Belle-
vllle Daily Ontario, Stratford Dail]!
Herald, Guelph Daily Herald, of which
latter he was city ed. ; since Oct., 1906,
has been ed.-in-chief Woodstock Dail]1
Express; an ardent promoter of ama-
teur sport, and has been prominently
Identified with many athletic organiza-
tions; a Con., and an office-holder In
various local party bodies: a warm
admirer of both Mr. R. L. Borden and
Sir .J. P. Whitney; a Meth.- Wood-
stock, Onto
Dandeno, James Brown, educationist.
S. Felix D., a French-Can., and
Bridget (Brown) D., a native of
Mayo, Irel.; b. Guelph, Ont., Feb. 2,
1862; e. public schs., Coil. Inst.,
Guelph, Normal Sch., Toronto, Queen's
Unlv. (B.A., 1895), and Harvard Univ.
(A.M., 1899; Ph.D., 1904); m., July,
1891, Miss Laura Adamson Summer-
son; entd. teaching prof., with vari-
ous 1st class and specialists' certs.,
1883; was sdenoo ma!òt,e.T, Newburg1h,
Ont., High SCh., 1889-96; principal
Wllliamstown, Ont., High Sch., 1896-H;
remoV'lng to .uhe U.S., .ha.s ISIince boeen
asst. Botanical Museum, Harvard
Unlv., 1899-1901; Instr. In botany,
Harvard Summer Sch., 1900-03; do.
do., St. Louis Normal and High Sch.,
1901-2, and sincE' Aug., 1902, has been
asst. prof. botany, Agricul, CQIl"
M.ioh.; autohlor of vl3:rlous ,inotJeT1esUnog
rnntributlons to thp Trans. Can.
Inst.. Am. JOUT'tJ,. of Science. and to
Science; thlnkfl that the greatest men-
ace to the advanc. of civilization and
civic morals, In the highest sense. Is
th(" prevalence of .. societies" ani!
" clubs"; a Meth.-Agricultural Col-
lege, Mich., U.S.
Dandurand, :Madame Josephine, lit-
terateur.
2nd d. late Hon. F. G. .Marchand,
statesman and dramatist, and Marie
Herselie (Turgeon) D.; b. St. .Johns,
P.Q.; e. Les Dames de 1a Congo de
Notre Dame, a branch of Villa-Marla;
m., .Jan., 1886, Hon. R. Dandurand
(q.v.); has won high distinction for
her literary works, which comprise
numerous papers and essays on sub-
jects of public Interest and in rela-
tion to women's duties, rights and
place, as well as several dramatic
Iple0es; edited for some yrs. Le Coift
(In Feu, a woman's paper; among her
'Publlcations have been: .. Les tGontes
{Ie Noel," " Rancune," "La Carte
'PO'stale," .. Le Langage -des Fleurs,"
"Nos Trav,ers," and .. Vlctlmes de
'1' [deal" ; ,founded .. L'Oeuvre des
Livres Gratuits," 1892; a good speake,.
and often called "The Female Laurier";
has addressed the Nat. Council of
.\Vomen, the Alliance Françalse, the
Lad-ies' Literary Circle of the Meth.
Ch., the Cal,edonlan Soc., an-d otheI'
bodies, on .. La SociabiIité," ., Women
and 'Citizenship," and other subjects;
pro vI. V.-P. of the Nat. Council or
Women; is aI-so V.-P. Can. Woman'8
Club; a me.m. Gen!. Comte. of the V.lc-
tori an Order of Nurse-s, and was a tnE'lII.
of the local comte. apptd. in connection
with the Quebec Tercent. celebra-
tion, 1908; while her husband was
speaker of the senate, gave several
very effective amateur dramatic per-
formances In the senate chamber;
creatoed an offr. d'acad. by the Frenoh
Govt. (the first Can. woman to be so
honoured), 1898; was 'a'pptd. a oommr.
to the Paris Expn. by the Dom. Govt.,
1900 (see IMorgan's "'l'ypes of Can.
Women"); R.C.-5
8 She1'b1'001ce St.
W., Montreal; Can. Woman's C.
ub, do.
"One W()'IDa:n in ten thou8'and. -Lord
Strathcona (q.v.).
Dandurand, Hon, Raoul, statesman;
lawyer; capitalist.
S. late CEdipe D., merchant, and
Marie Marguerite (Roy), Montreal; b.
Montreal, Nov. 4, 1861; e. Montreal
ColI. and Laval Univ. (LL.B., 1882;
LL.D., 1909); LL.D. (hon.). McGill
Unlv., 1910; m., Jan., 1886, Josephine
(q.v.), 2nd d. late Hon. F. G. Mar-
chand, later Premier of Quebec; advo-
cate 1883; K.C., 1899; successfully
pra
tlses his prof. In Montreal; head
of law firm D., Hibbard (q.v.), Boyer
(q.v.), & Gosselin; one of the leaders
of the Can. bar; conjointly with Chas.
Lanclot (q.v.) published a treatise on
criminal law, and manuals for .J.P.s
and for pollee offrs, ; was apptd. a <list.
magte. by the Mercier Admn., P.Q.,
and created a Knight of the Legion
of Honour by the French Govt., 1891;
DANDURAND-DANIEL,
295
Is a dlr. of the Montreal Trust & De-
posit Co., Montreal Cotton Co., Sun
Life Assur. Co.. City & Dist. Savings
Bank, Dom. Coal Co., Dom. Steel
Corpn., Ltd., G. T. Paclftc Ry., La Patrie
Co., men's comte. L'lnst. des Ecoles
Ménagères; V.-P. Montreal Can. Club,
Can. Genl. Development Co., L'Alliance
Française, Parks and Playgrounds
Assn., Montreal, and of the Can. branch
of the Assd. Councils of Churches In
the British and German Empires, and
presdt. (having previously served as
V.-P.) Montreal Citizens' Assn.;
fa vlOured! the iorIDaitJion ()If a Bdl. of
Control, Montreal; elected presdt.
local branch InteI1Parliamentary Peace
Union, formed at his Instigation,
1907; a Lib. In politics, and has
served as presdt. of the Club Nat.,
and of the Montreal Reform Club; ha!;
also served as unpaid party organizer
In the dlst. of Montreal; has served as
a Royal commr. on educ., P.Q., 1910;
declined appt. as a Cath. sch. commr.,
1908; called to the Senate by Lord
Aberdeen, Jan. 22, 1898; served as
chairman O'f t>he Pl'ivate Bms Comte.,
1903-5, and was Speaker of the Senate,
1905-09; called to the P. C., 1909; has
been presented to their Majesties, King
George and Queen Mary; officially en-
tertained H.R.H. Prince Arthur of
Connaught when In Can.; presented to
Presdt. Roosevelt, and was at his In-
auguration, Washington, 1905 ; ad-
mitted to a private audience with Hi!'
Holiness the Pope, 1906; has lectured
on .. National Ideals," .. Public Life,"
.. The Loyalty of Quebec," .. Lessons
conveyed by the life and career of Sir
L. H. Lafontaine". (inauguration ad-
dress), and" T,he Prlnclpleof Arbitra-
tion In International Law" ; has Intro-
duced a measure on Usury, and has
proposed that the Continental system
be adoptpd In Can., whereby Ministers
of the Crown may be permitted to
adl(l,I'e'
s edl:fi1Jer Ohamber; also favou'rs
the appt. of a jolßlt <:omte. o! the two
Houses of Parlt. to consider a plan
for a better division of Parliamentarv
business; considers that .. the tlmè
will come when this country will cease
to be a dependency and will fly her
own flag"; his portrait by Franchere
added to the Parliamentary collection.
Ottawa, 1909; R. C.-.i
8 Sherbroo1.'(.
St. W., Montreal; Mt. Royal Club:
lJ/ontreal Club; Canadian Club, do.
"A man of grea,t executive abilit)....-
S. N.
"A man of fine culture lInd bro.ad
opinions." -Collier' B.
"P<>6S1eSseS -a.biIity, forre, ela,rnestne.ss of
pu.rpose and public spirit."-M. Herald.
"A hard wo.rker, active and energe,tic,
expediting in a minimum time a maximum
of W'Qrk."-M. Star.
"A skillful dehater,
ble to hold his awn
with the best in the courts of law, on the
floor of Pa.rJi.amentt or in the rough-and.
read>' struggles af tlhe pool-itical platform."
-Â. B. Hannay (q.v.).
Dandurand, Vcal H., real estate
broker.
B. and e. Montreal; m. Mlle.
'.ralllefer; some yrs. In mercantile
life; more recently a real estate
broker; elected mango dlr. Central
Park Land Co., !Montreal, 1907; Is
V.-P. Automobile Club of Can., and
was Can. delegate to the meeting of
the Am. Automobile Assn., 1908; apptd.
King's Auctioneer, Dlst. of Montreal,
1907; unsuccessfully contested mayor-
alty of :Montreal, 1904; a councillor
Montreal Reform Club and unsuccess-
fully contested Jacques Cartier (H. C.),
g. e., 1908 (vote: Monk, 4,143; D.,
3.170); a prominent memo Montreal
Citizens' Assn., 1909-10, and their
nominee for ald., St. Joseph's Ward,
1910; ohalnnan, City Reception Comte.
to Cardinal VannutelU, Eucharistic
Congress, 1910; is presdt. Lacoste
Sih.ip Brake Co.; R.C.--800 Dorchestel
St. W., Montreal; Club St. Denis; Auto
and Aero Club; Canada Club; Reform
Club, do.
"A farceful speaker in both Eng. and
Frf'nch."-M. Herald.
"Dane, Barry," (see Logan, .Mrs.
Annie Robertson).
Dane, Frederick, Onto pUblic service.
S. late 1Vm. D., Mar Lodge, Bangor,
Irel.; descended from Paul D., Provost
of Innis&ilIen, 1688-90; b. Belfast,
Ire1., May 6, 1861; e. Nat. Sch. and
FoY1le 0011., Londonderry; came to Can.,
1880; m. AIlIIlILe, e. d. Ila:lie John Keßlt.
J.P., Toronto; W<iJS dn ex:port and im-
poor:t buslnoeæ foOT many yrs. f1ol'ITIlin.g an
exotenlSive cOßln.eotion ; al,so Iptresd't.
Freder.ick D. & 00., bl'owers, Toronto;
apptd., by Govt. 'Of Onto a memo
TemLskianldng & N'Ol'uh. 01111:. R:y.
Comn., Dec.. 1906, and, In conm'ction
therpwith, land commr., Feb.. 1909;
formerlv presdt. Toronto Epworth
League' and Toronto :Meth. S. S. Union;
elected presdt. Irish prot. Ben. So
..
Toronto, 1908; holds high rank ,in
Orange and
Lasonic bodies; a Con.,
and a local ward chairman for yrs.;
re sign ed\ 1908; :Meth.-Nm.th Bay,
Ont.; .. Dromm-d;' 29 J1[urray St., 7'0-
ronto.
.. A man of tireless energy and keen
business fareßight."-O. Oitizen.
Daniel, lIIIr., Alice ]II, ]II" artist.
D. late Capt. Jas. Baker, H.E.LC.S.,
and Sarah B., d. late Rev. S. Bancroft.
B.D., of the same family as Bancroft,
the Am. historian; b. Burmah, E.I.;
when a oH,t!t1e gil'l., came to Ha;J.ifax,
N.S., wLth ther motihiE':r, aJfter .bIer
father's de:a!bb; e. 1St. :Mary's Ooow'enrt,
CII3JI'e, N.S.; m., 1882, Geo. W. Danñel,
St. John, N.E., bblen mangr. Bank or
.S., Yoarmout!h, N.S.; adll1lHted amem.,
Decorative Art. Inst., London, Eng.,
Feb., 1886; obtd. a cert. of competence
from do. do., Mch., 1886; took the Mc-
Kinley prize for pen and Ink sketches
in the class of re.productlons from the
gI'eat m'3.sters, \Yoashiingbon, D.C., 1900;
has taken prizes for and excels In
original rolor landscape paintings,
mlniatur,es, child's heads, etch.Ings and
book plates; Is also an accompllshed
musioi'an; An.g.-" Bon Bungalow,"
St. Stephen, N.B.
"A painte.r of true talent and origin-
alit)....-Philadelphia Herald.
.. Ranks as an artist of very great cul-
ture."-St. John Sun,
296
DANIEL-DARNEUL.
Daniel, C, L" journalis-t.
B. and e. Co. Brant, Ont.; news-
paper training on Bm,ntford Expositor;
now on ed. staff Buffalo Courier.-
250 Main St., Buffalo, N.Y.
Daniel, Burg. Lt,-Col, John Water-
house, physician; legislator.
S. Rev. Henry D. (Meth.) and
Honor D., natives of Eng.; b. St.
Stephen, N.B., Jan. 27, 1845; e. New
Kingsford ColI., Bath, Eng., London
and BeHevue Hio,sp. Med. rulL, N.Y.
(graduated, 1865); m., Oct., 1890,
.Tessie Porteous, d. late John Ennis, St.
John, N.B.; entd. U.S. Army as acting
asst. surg.; was In charge of offrs.'
hosp., Mobile, Ala., and afterwards
surg. in charge, post hosp., Shreveport,
La.; F.R.C.S., Eng., 1867; since 1871
has successfully practised his prof. In
St. John; has been presdt. St. GeDrge's
Soc., St. John Med. Soc., and N.B. Med.
Soc. ; Is a memo Bd. of Heal1h; ald., St.
John., 3 yrs.; mayor, do., 1900-2; Is a
coundllor Can. Assn. for Prevo of
Tubercul.; presdt. The Standard, Ltd.,
St. John; del. to con!. re representation
Maritime Provs., In Parlt., St. John,
1910; Is a representative to Dom. Rifle
Assn. Council from N. B. RlfIe Assn.;
asst. surg., 3rd N. B. Regt., G. Arty.,
1876; surg., with rank of surg. major,
1876; surg. It.-col, 1896; a Con.; has
sat for St. John City (H. C.) since
1904; one of the representatives of
tohoe H.C. to otJhe ClQronl3Jt!lon O'f King
Goor
and Queen 'Mary, ,191'1; pre-
SeI1Jted to TibJelr Majesbioes, Buckingham
Palace, Junle, 1911; a F-r
and
a
oreste.r; a Me1th.-St. John, N.B.
.. A oleover public 6pe.a.lær."-St. John
Telegraph.
Dansereau, Clement Arthur, journal-
ist.
E. S. late Clement and Louise (Fiset)
D.; b. Contrecæur, P.Q., July 6, 1844;
e. V
rchêres, L'Assomption CoIl., and
MCGIll Unlv. (B.C.L., 1865); m., 1st,
;Marie Cordelie (d. Aug., 1879), d. late
.T. Hurteau; 2ndly, 1880, Ste-phanle (d.
Mch., 1897), d. St
hen McKay, St.
Eustache, P.Q.; advocate, 1865, but
has never practised; for 13 yrs., from
1863, was one of the eds. of La
Minerve, the leading organ of the
French-Qan. wing of the Con. party;
later was ed. of the Chapleau organ,
La Presse, but leaving this, became
for a short time, 1880, joint elk. of
the Crown and Peace, Montreal; was
postmaster of Montreal, 1891-9; re-
signed, to assume tne chief editorship
of La Presse, In support of Sir W.
Lauder; was entertained at a banquet
by the press of Montreal In
celebration of the 40th anniversary
of his entering journalistic life, Oct.,
1907; author of an unfinished work,
II Annales Hlstorlques du ColI. de
L' Assomption " (1864), and of
numerous other efforts in prose and
verse; R.C.-J028 Dorchester St. W.,
Montreal; St. James's Club; Canada
Club; Montreal Club, do.; summer
residence: Rivière du Loup Pointe,
P.Q.
.. A JIlJaD of gIT"elllt pe,rsoll,al chalrm, of
wooe P'O'Ht.i<
a1 k norw,ledige., of fi ne ('o,nlÌ.ro-
versia.l skm and of
nerQlU5 s)mpaJtJhie,s."
-Dr. J. S. Willison (q.'Ð.)
Darling, Bev. Charles Burroughs
(Ang.).
Third s. late Rev. W. Stewart D.,
rector Ch. Holy Trln., Toronto, and
Jane (Parsons) D.; b. Toronto, 1851;
e. Trin. Univ., Toronto, and Këble
ColI., Oxford (M.A., 1873); m. Agnes
Georgina, e. d. Gilbert John Ansley,
The How, St. Ives, Hunts., Eng.: o.
dencon, 1877; priest. 1879; succe
slve-
ly cum1e St. IV'es, Huruts, Holy Tr1in..
'l'cronto, and st. Matthias. Toronto:
since 1889 rector St. Mary Magdalene,
Toronto; prf'sented with a gift of
$2,000 by Andrew Carnegie, as a mark
of appreciation of his work. 1907.--395
Jl.lanning AVe., Toronto.
Darling, Frank, architect.
E. s. S. late Rev. W. S. D., man
'
yrs. rector Holy Trin. Ch.. Toronto.
and Jane (Parsons) D.; father known
as the II father of the Cath. mOve-
ment in the Ch. of Em:!;. in U. C.":
b. Toronto: e. U. C. ColI.; an archi-
tect; successfully 'Practising his prof.
In Toronlto and Winnipeg, as a memo
of t,he flrm D. & Pearson: elected a
dir. of the Guild of Civic Art, Toronto,
1907: Ang.-Jl Walmer Rd., Toronto;
Toronto Club, do.
Darling, Henry W., merchant.
B. Edinburgh, Scot., May 27, 1847:
e. Southern Acad., there; came to
Can., 1862; entd. the dry goods trade,
Monrt I'ea I , 1867; was in 'bhe Wih'o
-
sale trade there, and afterwards In
Hamilton and Toronto: amalgamated
with W. R. Broclt (q.v.) Co., 1879;
founded the firm of Hy. W. D. & Co.,
Toronto, 1884; consolidated his busl-
nes.s with 'bhlat of A. R. Me
VI'aiSJt'er &
Bro., 1886; app.td. gent mangT. Entg.
a.nd SC'orttish Inve-SlÌ. Co., ,1879: as
Slp'eC'lal commr., saId Its assets, aIIl'ount-
ing to a mllld'Ün dJoLlars, to bhe Lonodoo
& Onot. Loan 00., of w.hiûh ,he was a
dlr.; an ald., Toronto, 1880-81; preacH.
of the Ed. of Trade. do., 1883-6: was
pre.sd't. Bank 'Of Oommeroe, 1886-
90; graduated from Royal Mil. Sch.,
1866, and was capt. Orlllia co. of
volunteers; elected V.-P. Commercial
Union Club, 1887; later, removed to
Boston, Mass., where he was elected
treas. Genl. Electric Co., 1894.-Sche-
nectady, N.Y.
Darnell, Bev, Henry Faulkner (Ang.).
S. late Rev. Jas. D., M.A., rector
Pentlowe and Cavendish, Co. Essex,
Eng.; b. London, Eng., 1831; e. Trin.
ColI., Dublin, and Queen's ColI., Cam-
bridge; m. Augusta, d. Rev. J. Bal-
four, B.D., Chelt.enham, Eng. ; o.
deacon, 1858; priest, 1859; curate
Trin. Ch., Quebec, 1860; incumbent
Christ Ch., Stan stead, 1861; rector
Sit. Johns, P.Q., do.; asst. St. Paul's
Cath., London, Ont., 1874; since 1883
has been rector Epls. Ch., Avon, N.Y.;
D.D., Kenyon ColI., Ohio; was for some
yrs. math. and classical prof., Ro
'al
Seh., Rajphoe, lI'eI., a.nd subsequently
principal Hellmuth Ladles' COll., and
Dufferin ColI., London, Ont.; writes for
Rod & Gun and other mags., Eng., Am.
and Can.; author of numerous pub-
lications In prose and verse.-The
Rectory, Avon, N.Y.
DARTNELL-DA VID.
297
DartneU, Major-General Sir John
George, H..M.'s Co1. mil. forces.
S. late Dr. Geo. Russell D., inspr.-
gent. Army hosps.; b. London, Ont.,
1838; m., 1865, Clara. d. Hon. C.
Steer, judge Sup. Ct., Calcutta: entd.
army as ensign 86th Foot, 1855; re-
tired, 1869, a maj.-genl.; served Cen-
tral India Field force, 1857: present
at the storm and capture of Ohundareoe,
and -led bhe only successful attack on
fortress of J.hansi (seV'8rely w()'Unded;
despatches; med., with clasp, and bt.
of major): served also In Bhootan
expdn., as A.D.C. Ito 'Maj.-Genl. Tombs,
and was present at recapture of Dew-
an girl (med. and clasp); Zulu war,
1879, leading left flanking force at
Isandhlwna (med.); Basuto war, 1880
(med.); Boer war, 1881; S.A. war,
189.9-1901 (despatches twice; med. wi-th
clasps); .from 1881 to 1902 was co!.
commdt. Natal vol. and mounted police
forces (thanked and eulogized for his
services by the Colonial legislature,
1902); C.M.G., 1881; K.C.B., 1901.-
t!l Cadogan Court, Chelsea, London,
S.W.
"A strict but just discipliDiarian."-M.
.4.0 P.
.
Darveau, Charles, lawyer.
S. Joseph and Madeline (Pageot)
D.; b. St. Ambroise de la Jeune
Lorette, P.Q., Feb. 9, 1847; e. Quebec
Semy. and Laval Unlv.; m., 1st, 1875.
Mlle. Marie Louise Delisle (d.) : 2ndly,
1882, Mlle. R. E. Laure La Rue; ad-
vocate, 1871; K.C. (Marquis of Lans-
downe), 1887; has practised his prof.
at Lêvis; for some yrs. In partner-
ship with his son, C. V. D.; occasion-
ally attached to newspaper press;
still writes on political subjects; ha
been presdt. of various benevolent
socs., Including the C.M.B.A., the For-
esters, etc.; a Con., and unsuccess-
fully contested Lêvls (H. C.), g. e.,
1887; a R. C.-Lévis, P.Q.
Dashwood, Major-General Richa.rd
Lewes, H.M.'s regular mil. forces.
Second s. late S. V. D., Stanford
Park, Notts; family a senior. branch
of the Dashwoods of Oxfordshire,
Barts.; also the sole representatives
of an ancient Welsh family named
Lewes, who assist.ed Henry VII. at
Bo:-;worth Field; b. Stanford, Feb.,
1837; lIeut., 34th Foot. 1855; trans-
ferred to 15th Foot, 1856; served with
the 34th In the Crimea: commanded
the 15th in Afghan War, 1879-80
(med.; thanked in despatches) ; maj.-
genl., 1885; now retired; when quar-
tered In Canada had great facilities for
learning woodcraft and the habits of
animals, consequently became a first-
class moose-caller; has paid frequent
visits to Can. and Nfid. ; author II Chip-
loquorgan, or Life by the Camp Fire
In Canada and Newfoundland"; an
ardent Imperialist: Is convinced that
if the colonies are not joined to the
Mother Country, for trade and de-
fence, with preferential dutlli's. the
Empire will come to an end; Prot.-
Naval and Military Club,. Army and
Navy Club; United Berv(ce Club; Hur-
lingham Club, London, Eng.
II One of the mightiest hunters of the
age."-M. Star.
Dauth, Bev, Gaspard (R.C.).
S. late Gaspard D., M.D., and Mary
(Bermingham) D., Coteau-du-Lac, P.
Q.; b. there, Aug. 10. 1863; e. St.
Hyacinthe ColI., the Grand .Berny.,
Mo(}utrooJ, L'Inst. Oath. de Paris,
France, and Laval Univ. (B.A., 1883:
D.D., 1908); o. 1886; prof. ColI. de
St. Hyacinthe, 1880-90: for 3 yrs.
studied In Europe, at the end of which
time became secy. to Laval Univ.,
Montreal, and, in 1893, took up his
ref1idence at the Archevêché, Mont-
real; apptd. chaplain to the chapter,
1894, and Cl3.noOIb, 11898; -boeoarrne {\
dlr. of the Ecole Pol
/technlque, and
dlr. of La Bemalne ReUgieuse, the or-
gan of the Ch., 1895; this office he
Itm filii,s; since 1904 Ihas 'a.l,Slo be-e,n
vice-rector of Laval Unilv., and Is prof.
of hlst. and uobin. t.hlf't'e,ln; WlaS Clha1r-
man {YÍ the Cath. Sch. Commrs., 1905-
10; a memo of hhe Oenbml Bd.
01 Exam1Ts.; uromIn.ent1y Identlfieò
with the Anti-Alcoholic League, 1907;
was one 01' the 'C'O'ffi'11. I3..UDtd. to
el'8ct
a site for the B. C. Unlv., 1910.-
Archbishop's Palace, Montreal.
II A man of talent and rare merlt."-
M. Star.
Da.vey, Bev, B, George (Cong.).
B. nr. BowmanvUle. Ont.; e. "Whitby
Coli. Inst., McGill Unlv. (B.A., with
1st rank honours In mental and
moral phil., 1892), Wesl. Meth. Coli.,
Montreal (B.D., 1892) and Princeton
Unlv.; m.; o. (Meth.), 1892, and
shortly afterwards withdrew from the
Meth. Ch.; later, was successively
pastor of the Covenant Presb. Ch.,
PiHsburg, Pa., the First Pt'esb. Dh.,
Redbank, N.J. and Chalmers presb.
Ch., Toronto; since 1903 has been
pastor of the Christian Union Congo
Ch., Montclalr.-Montclair, N.J.
II An eJ.oquent preacher, with exception a.]
wpaHh of thought and J.angu
ge." - T.
World.
Da.vid, Hon, Laurent OUvier, states-
man: jlQurnoa:Þlst; litterateur; Que-
bec municipal f1ervice.
S. late Major Stanlslas D. and
Elizabeth (Tremblay) D.; b. Sault-au-
Recollet, P.Q., Mch. 24, 1840; e. CoIl.
Ste. Thêrêse, P.Q.; m., 1st, 1868, Mlle.
Albina Chenet (d. July, 1887); 2ndly,
1892, Mlle. Ludlvlne Garceau; advo-
cate, 1864; while yet a law student
assisted in founding Le Coloni8ateur
newspaper, to which he was a contri-
butor; In 1870, jointly with Messrs.
Mousseau and Desbarats, founded
L'Opinion Publique, an illustrated
weekly, of which he became chief ed.;
in 1874 he and the late C. Beausollel,
M.P., estbd. Le Bien PUblique; later,
he published La Tribune,. author of
many Important historical works, in-
cludlng: II Biographies et Portraits"
(1876) : II Les Hêros de Chateauguay"
(1883), II Les Patrlotes de 1837-8"
(1884), II Mes Oon,temoporaJIßls" ('1894),
.. Les Deu" Papineau" (189f1): II Le
298
DAVID-DAVIDSON.
Cloergê Canadien: sa mission et SOn
æuvre" (do.), condemned at Rome and
placed upon the Ind-ex: "L'Union des
Deux Canadas, 1841-1867" (1898) ; .. Le
Drapeau de Carillon," a drama (1901) ;
"Laurier et san Temps" (1905), and
"Vingt BIographIes" (1910): known
and 1"eoogn,Ized as onle .of CaTIiada's
most graceful and InstnlCtfve writers;
also as a much admIred public speaker
and lecturer, on such subjects as
"National Unity," "A Page of Can.
History," etc. ; for a short perIod acted
as a translator to the House of Com-
mons; resigned. 1878; successfully
practised his prof. In Montreal in part-
nership with the late Hon. ,J. A.
(afterwards Judge) Mousseau: since
May, 1892, has been city elk. of Mont-
-l1eal; WlaS one 'O'f .t.'oo reV:i'sel1s who
drafted a new charter for that city,
1898;
erved as presdt. st. .Tean Bapte.
Soc., Montreal, 1887-8; a del. from the
Quebec Assembly to the French-Can.
Nat. Convention, Nashua, N.H., 1888;
has done much to foster and strengthen
the nat. spIrit in Quebec, and was one
of the prime movers In securing- the
erection of the Monument Nat. there,
and of erecting a monument to Mont-
calm in France; was originally a Can.
in polltIcs; left that party to joIn
T,'Union Nat., an organIzation of young
men pledged to oppose the Confedera-
tion of the Provinces; later, joIned the
Lib. party proper, under DorIon, Hol-
ton and Laflamme, and was In full
accord with their po}.icy on all Ques-
tions save that of protection to native
Ind'Ustrles, which he had always
faVICmred: itS n:OiW and ihas been fOor
many yrs. an unswerving supporter of
Sir W. Laurler, and enjoys hIs per-
sonal friendshIp ana political conflden<,e
in a supreme degree: unsuccessfully
contested Hochelaga (Local). g.e. 1867
and 1875, Hochelaga (H. C.), 1878,
and Montreal East (H. C.). g. e., 1891 ;
sat for Montreal East, 1886-90, when
he retired, being out of complete
accord with Mr. MercIer, hIs 10001
leader: called to the Senate by H. E.
Lord Minto, June 19, 1903: moved the
aòJdress In reply to the Speech from
the Throne, 190á: has ::Ince moved on
the subject of Senate reform; also
touchIng concerted measures for the
restriction in Can. of Indecent and Im-
moral literature and other subjeds:
declined appt. to the It.-governorshIp
of the N. T. T. and to the ('omn. to
enquire into the condition of the Cath.
schs. of Montreal (1909); promInently
identified with the Soc. for the Protec-
tion of Women and Children. P.Q.. and
with the Anti-AI'coholic League, Mont-
real; is a fellow of the Royal
oc. of
Can. and a Knight of the LegIon of
Honour 01' France (apptd. 1911);
thoroughly loyal; warmly attached to
the Institutions of his native land:
"next to hIs love of Canada Is hIs love
for the flag whIch protects hIm and
h1s race In all thR t they hold dear and
precious"; a R. C.-
91 St. Hubert St.,
Montreal; Canadian Chtb, do.
.. A man o.f fine litel'Ðiry atta.in-men.ts and
high views 00 noa.tion,al life."-T. Globe.
.. A man of sincoe-re and e>n.light.en
d
views, ex cel.Len.t abi.\ities, and whQ is
th()roughly inf.ormed upon public queø
tions."-l'. }I; e WI/.
"As a w.riter has gained the highest
disotinction. Like Ke'ats, he has an
instinct for fine words. As Goldwin
mith is in EngJ,j.gh. so' Mr. David.
mong
Fre-nch-Oan,adians, is the most exquisite
writer o,f his generati()n. Perhaps the
dlief charm of his prose }.ie'S in its exceoed-
ing clarity, and clearne-ss is the first qualit).
in a French writer. The're is no m,an in
C'anadra. today who can bptter propound a
s
'nthesis; t.hat als'Ü is a lumin()RS feature
of his styJe. But. .fo'r elegance and cle-ar-
nof>SS he hOas among his compatri{).t.g achieved
3 pn!'ition {)f unique- pre-eminence."-M.
srandard.
Da.vidson, Alexander, physician.
S. late Sheriff D., Co. Waterloo,
Ont., and Margt. D.. d. late .Tohn
Garden, Aberdeen, Scot.; b. 'BerIln.
Ont., Oct. 3, 1854; e. Galt CoIl. Inst.
(Tassie's), and U. C. CoIl.; m.. Fran-
ces M., 2nd d. Wm. Thorold, St.
Williams, Ont.: M.B., Trln. Univ., To-
ronto, 1877; M.B., Toronto Unlv., do.;
memo Call. P. and S., Ont., do.; pur-
sUii'd further studIes at London Hosp.,
and Roval Inflrmy., Edinhurgh, Scot.;
':VLR.C.S. (Eng-.): F.C.S. (Ell.in.): Ih
g
successfully practised his prof. In To-
ronto since ] 880; Is surg-. to "Testern
Hosp., St. .Tohn's Hosp., Home for
Incurables Toronto Disnensary and
ChIldren's'Shelter, mf'd. dir. Sovereign
Life Ins Co. of Can., and examr. Imp.
Life Assn. of Can.; a memo Toronto,
Ont., and Dam. Med. Assns.; Presb.-
'207 College Street, Toronto.
Davidson, Colonel Andrew Duncan,
Can. ry. service; land commis-
sioner.
Scotch and IrIsh origIn; b. Glen-
cae, Ont., 'May 18, 18á3; e. local sc
s.
and Can. Busine!'s Call.; m. MIss E 13-
ft'. McRae, Glencoe; went to WIs.,
1872; ,thence to :\linn., wl}ere he be-
came engfL in the land busIness, whIch
he has followed ever sInce; was al8'o
enO'd. In banking there; took an active
iPa
t In settlempnt of :Minn. and D'11
'Oota;
was mayor of Little Falls.. MInn.;
a pptrl. a 'Co!. by the Gov. of MInn., for
servIces rendered to that state: -return-
ing to Can., was apptd. chief lan!l
f'ommr. for the Can. Northern .Ry., 190...
aml Is likewise closely IdentIfied with
Mackenzie & Mann (q.v.) ; a dlr. W'est-
ern Can. Flour -MlIIs Co., the Fraser
Riv'er Lum'ber Co., Dan. No.rbhern
Pl'a'irie Lands 00., '3TIld many other
sim'i
'a,r ,or'ganizatlons; '}Jl1eSlH CHn.
Wes.t'en1 Lum1her Co. '3ud 1Jhoe ColumbIa
Riv.er LumbeT .00.; Inaugura,red thoe
m'onomen<t for ,the settlement of peÜ'P'l-e
()of Am. -origin å.n the Can. NOl1t,h-West.
wl1ich has been regarded as one of
the greatest Immigration movements
of modern times; has sold Can. lands to
people lIvIng In 40 different States
of the Am. Union, and, In doing so,
helped to start and colonize nearly
300 vIllages In Can.; known In local
annals as .. The man who made the
Saskatchewan Valley," a title of whIch
he Is reasona bly proud; has been called
also U The Father of the Am. In-
\ -asLo n: "; ra t ed a 9 oa. Ifni Iùå onl8.1l1e by
..
DAVIDSON.
299
S. N., 1911; In SJddHlon fÌ.1() ,hils oth'eQ" oc-
cupations, Is extensively engd. In the
lumber business In B.C. and the g-rain
business In Sask.; an Imperialist,
believing that Canada's great future
and best Interests lle along the llnes
of a nation within the Empire.-Land
Department, Canadian Northern Ry.,
Toronto; National Club, Toronto;
Rideau Club, Ottawa; Manitoba Club,
Winnipeg.
Davidson, Bon, Charles Peers, judge.
S. late Capt. Alex. and Marion
(Peers) D.; foather served In the mIl.
service during '37; b. Huntingdon,
P.Q., .Jan., 1841; e. Huntingdon Acad.
and McGill Univ. (B.A., 1863: :M.A.,
1867; B.C.L., 1863; D.C.L.. 1875) ; m.,
1867, Alice, 2nd d. Wm. Mattice, ex.-
M.P., Comwall, Ont.; advocate, 1864;
K.C. (P. Q.), 1876; do. (M. of Lome).
1880; successfully practised his prof.
In Montreal; sometime Crown prose-
cutor there; presdt. McGill Univ. Lit.
Club; author, II The Banking Laws of
Can." ; has lectured on II Odds and
Ends of ,tlbie Law"; II Some Lega.!
F1rn,gments," and otlher Eubj'ects; un-
8ucoessfu.lly CIOntested 'Montrool C.
(Lorel) , Con. i'l1ltere-st, g. e. 1881. aJnd
Hunt<Ïngd'Üln (H. C.), g. e. 1882; a
puisne jud'ge, S. C., P.Q.. since .Jun.e,
1887; 'a Royal -COllimr. in fÌ.h'e M'e:r-
cloer case, 1892, and to .revise rand
am
nd the Oode 'Of Civdl Pl'OCe<dUI'e-.
1894; in ,eoaJr.l'Y IHe promlnen-t In 8JDhleUc
1"1poorts and {'oJ1lÌ'inues t<o be 8JIII ardent
I()ver of them; w.as flJ"Sot 'P'resdt.
of :the M'on.treal SIlIO'Wshoe Club,
1871-7; played In the flrst team of the
Montreal Lacrosse Club; was presdt.
Beaver Lacrosse Club, and presdt. Vic-
toria Skating Club; one of the
founders of the Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht Club; was its commodore for 2
yrs.; long in the v. m., entering the
Victoria Rifles as a private on Its for-
mation, 1862; passed through the
various grades until he attained to the
command of the regt., ApI. 7, 1887;
holds med. for service during Fenian
Raids, 1866-7; an I'l11)p<er.ia.!list; ;an Ä.JD'g.
-Linton Apartments, Mont1'eal; St.
James's Club: Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht Club; Forest and Stream Club;
Montreal Jockey Club, do.
.. Unåve-rsaJly respected and admired."-
M. Gazette.
.. A diligent .and faithful judl;e, wh()S('
decisimls have been le-
ally fQUnd and
gI"acefully e!Xpressed."-M. Star.
Davidson, Frederick J08eph Arthur,
educationist.
E. Toronto Unlv., where he gained
a fellowship and graduated with the
highest honours, B.A., 1890; M.A.,
1893; and Lelpzig Unlv. (Ph.D., 1900) ;
fellow Ital. and Spanish, Toronto
Unlv., 1892-5; adjunct prof. romance
langs., Leland Stanford .Jr. Unlv., Cal.,
1895-1900; prof. ROlJ1ß.nce langs., Cin-
cinnati Unlv., 1900-2; since then has
been assoc. prof. Italian and Spanish.
Toronto Unlv.-f2 Madison Ave.,
Toronto.
Davidson, 'The Venerable Gilbert
Farquhar (Ang.).
S. latp r.-ilbert D., Brighton, Eng.;
family originally from Tulloch, Aber-
dpenshire; b. London, Eng., Feb. 4,
1871; e. Hlghgate Sch., St. Leonards-
at-Sea, and Trln. Unlv., Toronto (B.A.,
1895; M.A., 1896); came to Can.,
1889; m., .July, 1902, Marlon .Jane, e.
d. late Lt.-CI()I. F. S. Taylor, R.E.; o.
deacon and priest, 1895; curate St.
Anne's, Toronto, 1895-8; travl. secy.
Trln. Univ., 1898-99: fellow and lect.
in theol., also elk. of convocation, do.,
1899-1901; vicar St. George's, Guelph.
1901-7: rpctor do. do. Eince Mch., 1907:
R.D., WeHington:, 1903; arch-dlea,cnn of
WellUngtJon 'a'l1d Halt.{)ITI since .July,
1911; a memo Corpn. Trin. Univ.;
presdrt:. GuellpohMinisterlal ÆS5'Th ;
del. Provl. and GenI. Synods; a
memo GenII. Oomlte. bo pre.pare "Book
of Common Praise": author words and
music 2 children's operettas, "The Lost
Princess of Klondyke" and .. Nep-
tune's Cave"; has lectured on .. The
Coronation." - St. George's RectoT1I,
Guelph, Onto
"HaB made his mark as an eloquent
and impressive pre a cher."-M. and E.
Davidson. Rev, Harold Sidney (Pres-
byterian), educationist.
S. late .J. B. D., Wolfville, N.S.; b.
there, Aug. 28, 1869; e. Acadia Unlv.
(B.A., 189.0, ,
Ian. CoiN., MonfÌ.l'eaJl
Presb. ColI., Princeton Theo\. Semy.
(S.T.B., 1898), and Princeton (M.A.,
1898) BerHn and LelÏpzig (Ph.D.,
1906)' UniYs.: m., Oct., 1899. Chris-
tinp, d. late Wm. Bruce, Musquodo-
boit, N.S.: 0., Bridgetown, N.S., 1898;
reElgned, to pursue study in Germany.
1898; on his return, was. for a time,
pastor at Annapolis; since 1907 has
been prof. of Semitic langs., Columbia
Univ., N. Y.; while a student, and
subsequently, contributed, under the
nom-de-pluÎne II Bel!1 ZN'11Ie," t'o many
Can. and Am. perIodicals: edited
.. Stray Leayes from the Book of
Wondèrs." written by his late bro.;
later pubHshed a book, II The Gho
t
01 HaTiidtock HO()I!.I,O'W ": som'e I()ff ,MS
sermons have attracted wide and fav-
ourable notice, particularly "Elements
Making for Greatness In our Canadian
Public Life."-Columbia UniversUy,
New York.
" Not onl\" a learned linguist, but a
forceful preàcher."-H. Herald.
Davidson, Col, Henry Edward, H.
I.'s
regular mil. fOI'Ces (retired).
S. late Hy. E. D., barrister, a part-
ner of the late Atty.-Genl. Ogden,
Quebec, and Susan D.. d. late Hon.
.John Stewart, M.L.C.; b.' Quebec
(city), Au
. 16, 1838; e. Hamilton,
Ont., and King's Coil., London. Eng.;
m.. .July, 1860, Ellen .Juliet Ashton,
:!rd d. .John Ashton Cas p . Thlngwall
Hall. Lancashire; gazetted ensign,
H. M.'s 100th. or Prince of Wales'
Royal Can. Regt., on Its formation,
1858; served with It in Eng., IreI.,
Gibraltar, Malta and Can.: lIeut.,
1860; capt., 1863 (for 2 1-2 yrs. adjt.
Royal Meath MiHtla); exchanged as
a major, 19th Regt., ApI., 1878; com-
manded 2nd Batt.. of this corps, 4
yrs.; was promoted It.-col., 1881, and
col., 1885; apptd. to the command ot
300
DAVIDSON.
the 19th Regt. dlst., Richmond, York-
shire, 1888; retired on half pay, 1893,
and on a pension, 1897; a .T. P.; re-
ceived intJO t.hoe R. C. Oh., 1873.-
The Culver House
Amberley, Glou-
ce8tershire, Eng.
Davidson, James, business man.
B. Nov. 1, 1857; m., .Tan., 1887;
long in the servi'oo of tJhe B. A.
Land Co., Sherbrooke, latterly as chief
elk. and accountant; since 1902 has
been Commr. of the Co. : Is also presdt.
Sherbrooke Loan & Mortgage Co.-
Sherbrooke, P.Q,; St. George's Club,
do.
(D. Sherb1'ooke
July, 1911.)
Davidson, James, manufacturer.
S. late ,Robt. .ToIhn and! Catherine
(GranO D., OttJawa; b. Ot'tawa.
Nlov. .1, .1857; -e. Ibhell'e; m., 1885,
Frances (d. May, 1908), d. .Tohn Thorn-
thwalte, Liverpool, Eng.; long engd. In
t'he lumber manfg. ,buslne.ss; the pioneer
of ready-made sash, door and other
finished lumber goods in Brit.; lived
.and did business at Liverpool, Eng.,
1878-85; formerly head of the firm of
D. & Thackray, lumber manfrs., Otta-
wa; now, and for some yrs., head of
the extensive firm following the same
business, known by his name, having
extensive wor
s and mUIs at Ottawa,
and at Davidson, on the Ottawa River,
P.Q.; presdt. "Wholesale and Retail
Lum ber Dealers' Assn.; long an ald.,
Ottawa; chairman Bd. of Works: and
since 1908, a controller; headed the
poll with 5,012 votes; mayor, 1901; an
enterprising citizen; built and owns
.. 'fIhe DOImi.nåòon" (f'OI"Ill1!'fI';1y Bennett's)
T\hJea.tr>e, Obbawa : a ,ÞoVler of clean
spoort; WlaS presdl!:. Capl,tal: La!CTosg'e
Olub ,1'0Ir 6 yn'S.; Præb.-Hotel Cecil.
Ottawa.
"Mainly respo,n6ible for ,the miles of
fine,ly-oonstruct
d a.nd wen-kept skeets f()ll"
w.hich the national capital has be,come cele-
bl'a.ted."-Can. Municipal Journal.
"The kind o.f man that no progressive,
self-respecting community can affo-rd to do.
wit:hout."-Rev. J. F. Gorman (q.v.).
(D. Ottawa, Oct. 6, 1911.)
Davidson, Venerable James Burrows
(Ang.).
Third s. late Rev. .Tohn C. D.: a bro.
L. H. D., D.C.L., K.C. (q.v.); b. Pic-
ton, Ont., 1838; e. privately, Bishop's
CoIl., Lennoxvflle (B.A., and valedic-
torian, 1st in Can., 1860; M.A., 1864;
D.C.L., 1899), and McGfll Univ. (B.A..
ad eun., 1863; M.A.. 1866); m.. 1865.
Flora, d. Col. D. Westover, Dunham,
P.Q.; o. deacon, 1861; priest. 1862;
successively asst. mlnr., Christ Ch.
Cath.; prof. St. Francis CoIl., Rich-
mond; curate FreIlghsburg. and rector
St. Ar>mand E.;. apptd. hon. canon,
Christ Ch. Oath., Montreal, 1881 ;
Archdeacon of Bedford, 1901: instru-
mental in erecting a new ch. at Fre-
Ughsburg (replacing old Trinity Ch.,
erected 1800-4). as an appropriate and
worthy memorial of Bp. Stewart, the
2nd Bp. of Quebec:
uthor of essay
on the .. Increase of the Episcopate,"
and other fugitive productions: an
advocate of religious In contradis-
tinction to secular education: an un-
swerving upholder of Brit. connection
and imp. eXjpa;nslon; a Con.-Man8on-
ville
P.Q.
(D. Montreal, May, '1911.)
Davidson, James Grant, educationist.
S. .Tas. D., Co. Elgin, Onto (8 bro8-
and sisters in teaching prof.): b.
Union, Ont., 1875; e. St. Thomas ColI.
Tnst., Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1900) and
Univ. of Cal. (Ph.D.. 1906) ; held Goo-
wey schol. do., 1905-6; unm.: Drof.
sclf'nce and math., Columbian CoIl.,
New Westminster, B.C. 1900-05; since
1906 prof. physics, McGill Dniv. ColI..
B. C.; has done research work in
raMo-activity, advance a-CC'Onn:ts of
which have appeared in PhysikaUschp
Zeitschr-l't and a full
ccount in Ph-If
sical Rev.; a Meth.-Vancouver. B.C.
Davidson, John, educationist.
Scottish origin; a "Zorra boy":
.
late .Tohn and (Duncan) D.:
b. nr. Embro, Ont., 1856; e. Ingersoll
High Sch., Cobourg ColI. Inst. and
Victoria Univ. (B.A.. with 1st clas!'
honours In classics and math., 1880:
M.A., 1883; LL.B., 1891) ; In early yr!'=.
was a public sch. teacher; since 18RO
has been principal of Norwood High
Sc:h.; a Presb.
udbury, Onto
Davidson, Rev, John Cheyne (Ang.).
S. late Rev. Canon .Tno. and
Susanna Ferrar (Cheyne) D.: U. E.
L. !'=t.oC'k: ml01Ì1hoer oa Itnleal .(I;eS0eur'!.acn.t
of Nicholas F
rrar. the father of N.
P., of Little Gldding fame; b. New-
bora, Ont., Feb. 10: 1861: e. High
Sch., Uxbridge. Trfn. CoIl. Sch..
Bort Hope, l8,n'd, Trln. Univ., To-
ronto (B.A., 1882; M.A., 1887):
m., De-c., 1896. Franocoes Maude, d
F. .T. Lewis, Bank of Montreal: O.
deacon, 1884; priest. 1885; reed. 2
yrs.' practical training in Eng.. as
curate of Tf'ddlng1:on: on his rf'turn
to Can.. became asst. to C
non Beck,
at Peterboro; since 1889 has been rec-
tor thoere: R. D. (Nort,humI]YPII1la-no'l an''!
Peterboro), 1904: canon. St. Alban'!'!
Cath., 1905; chaplaln,57th Riegt. (wlbh
hon. rnnk of eaplt.) , 1896; pI'omcoOOd
non. major. 1907: .author "P{)It"ci} of
t,he T>emple." .. F'1eartur>e<S of OUT
Faith, IP,osltion and PmclJlces," "F'1e
-
I-oWS'boÏoD and CO-o.pteI'a.'tdoan with the
dIfferent Prot. OOlmrmun.IoOns as a
Preparation for Reunion," and other
papers and sermons; a del. to thE"
Pan-Ang. Congress, London. Eng..
I
08, and ,to t!he Gent. .syn'oc1, {",am.
has been presdt. Petf'rborough Mlnl!'l-
terlal Assn.: a churchm
n of the mod-
prate
ch.-St. John's Rectory, Peter-
borough, Onto
"An
rnl(''S1:, ene;rgetic clerg)-m-an."-
Onto Ohurchma,'n.
Davidson, Leonidas Heber, lawyer.
Fifth s. late Rev. .Tohn C. D., for
many yrs. Ang. rector Cowansvf1le
and Sweetsburgh, P.Q., and Ann EIIz-
abeth (Burrows) D., of By town,
Onlt.: b. Tororuto. .Tuly 3, 1842: e. by
his father, St. .Tohns and Cowansvfl1e
High Schs., and McGm Unlv. (B.A.,
1863; D.C.L., 1887) ; hon. D.C.L., Len-
noxvflle, 1884; m., .Tune, 1865,
Eleanor Crowther, y. d. .Tohn Paw-
DAVIDSON,
301
son, Montreal; followed law studies
at Lennoxvllle, and McGlll Unlv,
(B.C..L., 1864); adV'OOOJte, 1864; K.C.
(Earl of Derby), 1887; do. (P.Q.),
1899; In active and successful prac-
tice In Montreal; holds a leading posi-
tion at the bar; has pleaded before
Can. Sup. Ct., and H. M.'s P. C. In
Eng.; regarded as an authority on
Ch. or canon law; has delivered lec-
tures thereon before Montreal Dloc.
'.rheol. Coll.; apptd. prof. commercial
law, McGill Unlv., 1881; Dean of Law
Faculty, do., 1896-7; widely known
In Can. as a leader in agitation
against passing Jesuits' Estates Bill,
1889; chairman Montreal CItizens'
Comte. thereon; apptd. memo Montreal
Sch. Comn., 1882; one of the origin-
ators CItizens' League, and of Good
Govt. Assn., Montreal, and has taken
a leading part In securing political
and municipal reform there; a life
gov. Montreal Geni. Hosp., and a dlr.
Proto Hosp. for the Insane; probably
the most a.c1Jlve ,layman dm ilie Cll. of
Enlg. In Can., Iha V'Ïng 'been conll'ecÌJßd
wltJh, and too a gI"oot extoent, dJireotlng,
ddocesan, prov.I. oalnd genl. leg.Ïsla.blon;
00. and tPropr. Church Guardian, 1884.
5; also 00. Can, Ch. Mag.; lay se-cy.,
Pro vI. Synod, 1886-97, and subse-
quently Ch. Advocate, and Vlce-Chan-
cellor Diocese of Montreal; an assessor
Genl. Synod; hon. lay secy, to Conf.
at Winnipeg for drafting a scheme
for the consolidation of the Ch. In
Can., Sept., 1890; took a leading part
In the formation of the Genl. Synod
of the Ch. in Can., Toronto, 1895,
and is a memo of all the chief comtes.
of the 3 Synods; also a leading memo
of Bd. of Missions of the Ang. Ch,
In Can.; as secy. of the Jubilee of
the Montreal Diocese thanked by the
Synod for his self-denying work In
connection therewith, D
., 1900;
eleded Chancellor, An.g. Diocese of
Montreal, 1910; a del. to the F.an-tAng.
eC)'llog-ress, Lond.on. Erug., 1908; an
official del. to the Bicenrt. At1Ig. Ch.
e<e!ebm:tdon, HaUfax, .N.S., 1910; 03
memo Ex'tV'e. Cmnlì.e. Lord's Day AlU-
ance, M'onItreal, 1907.-140 Metcalfe St.,
Montreal.
Davidson, Brev, :Macfarlane Bell,
(Presb.).
,Scottish ()IrrIgln; e. s. W. J. D.,
Ottawa; b. there, 1883: e. public sch.,
Ottawa ColI. Inst., McGill Univ. (won
several scholarships, and graduated
B.A., 1893; M.A., 1906), and Montreal
Presb. CoLI!. ('Mackay schol. In bheo\.
and valedictorian); m., June, 1909
Constance Marguerite, y. d. late Hy:
Alexander, Privy Council office, Ot-
t
wa; 0., 1907; secy. McGill CoIl.
't:. M. C. A., 1906; ed. Pre8b. Coli.
Journal, do.; a contributor to the
mags.; since 1909 has been asst.
minr. Westminster Ch., Toronto.-99
Gloucester St., Toronto.
Davidson, :Nicholas Ferrar, lawyer.
S. late Rev. Canon John D.; bro.
Rev. Canon J. C. D. (q.'V.); a de-
scendant John Ferrar, Little Glddlng,
Eng., time Chas. I., 'Vide John Ingle-
sant; b. Woodbridge, Ont., 1864; e.
Uxbrldge High Sch., Trln, Coll, Sch.,
Port Hope (Q<lv.-Genrl.'s med.). anod
Trin. Univ., Toronto (M.A" Prince ûf
Wales prizeman In math., Wellington
Sch. and Barnside Sch., 1884); m.,
June, 1895, Amelia Penfold (d. Feb.,
1904), 2nd d. Hon. IDea.t:herston Osloer,
Toronto; barrister, 1888; K.C., 1908;
succeSSlfully practises his prof In
Toron to ; has prosecuted for' tJhJe
Crown; presdt. St. Andrew's Broth&'.
hood. 1892-1
02; elooted a BeI1/8JtO'r,
Toronto Unlv., 1906; Is a memo of the
Corporation and Finance Comte. Trill.
Unlv.; a mem, Mission Bd., Diocese
of ToronTo, and of JÌ!hJe EXltve. Layman's
Missy, :Movement; eliected a. moem.
Extv>e. Combe., Layman's M1Ïssy. Move-
men'Ì of Can. aoo lÌJhoe U. S., 1911; d.o,
pre9d,L Uruiv. Toronto Alu1D!ni Assn.,
19.11; a doe}. Ban-Ang. Oon.gress Lon-
d'Ol1, 1908, and to 'the Äng. Oh: 'Con-
gress, Halifax, N.S., 1910.-30 Chal'lelJ
St. E., Toronto; Albany Club, do.
Davidson, Major Peer., lawyer,
E. s. Judge C. P. D, (q.'V.); b.
Montreal, Nov. 7, 1870; e. Montreal
High Sch. and McGill Unlv. (B.A.,
1890; B.C.L., 1893; M,A., 1894); m.,
1897, Harriet Louise (presdt. of the
Ladies' Montreal Tennis and Bad-
minton Club), d. late Rt. Hon. Sir
W. V. WhiteJWay, G.oC.M.G., form-
erly Prime Minr. of Nfd.; barrister,
1893; K.C., 1906; successfully prac-
tises his prof. In Montreal; a business
partner of Arnold Wainwright (q.'V.);
elected treas. Montreal Bar Assn.,
1907; a dlr. Crown Trust Co.; author
(with R. B. Henderson), treatise on
II Law of Partnership" (1900); has
lectured on .. Imp. Preferential Trade
-the Can, Aspect" (1904); some
time In v. m. force; gazetted major
5th Regt. (Royal Highlanders of Can.),
Mch., 1907 (his co. passed best drill
Instruction, 1905); elected commodore
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club, 1907;
p.reSelllt, by In vitaJt Ion , wJ,tJb Mrs.
D., at un",-eHing of Que-en V,lctJor1ia
MiemoI"i'al, Lorudon, May, 1911; Ang.-
'1 Selkirk Ave., Montreal; St. James'lJ
Club; Canada Club; Montreal Curling
Club; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club;
Canadian Club; Montreal A. A. A88n.;
.lTont1.eal Hunt Club; Montreal Jockey
Club, do.
Davidson, BrandaU, insurance profes-
sion.
O. s.late Tl1>os. D., a native of Edin-
burgh, Scot., who, coming -to MOIllItreoa.l
with his fatJher, David D., gent. malllgr.
Bank of "Mon.t:I"erul, 'Was, ,for a
ength.
en-ed -per,iod, aSSlO'ClÍrut:letd .In business oa
a stock .broke.r, wtth the late D. L.
Macdougalil and. atterwaI"Cls engag'OO
in thoe ins. business; mother's fami
y
dJlSJ!:Jinguisheà in Porrtug1aJI; Is a oousln
pl
enlt AJrcl1il>p. of OamJte.rbury; lb.
MontIreal, 1862; e. EI,stII"lee, Eng., TfI'IIn.
eoll. Sch., Port HIQIpe, On.t., and Rioya\
Mil. CooN.,
irugsltQJ1: Ul1l111.; trn.inro Ita
a business career under his .fatbiE!!l"
enlt:d. serviæ NOl'1úh -Br.ït. and Mercan
bile Ins. Co., 1882, beoomiÏ11g, after-
waI"ds, S'Up.<U. 01 bhoe 00., and' (IIl1J his
foa'bher's death, Dec., 1901, 0aJI1J. mangI.
of tJhe CO., whlcl1 pl()s:ttdo.n he stna. filils ;
302
DA VIDSON--DA VIES,
Is 8!tty.
or 1Ihe Soottlsh Am. In vest,
00. ; a gov. Trin. CoJ
. Seth., Po.rt H
;
formerly an offr.. Monlt,real- G A.;
Con.; a Pl'ot.--S7S Sherbrooke St.,
Montreal; St. James's Club; Mt. Royal
Club; Fore8t and Stream Club; Club
Lafontaine; Isleway Club; Montreal
Club; l1fontreal Hunt Club; Mont1.eal
Polo Club; Royal Montreal Golf Club;
St. 11[au1'ice Fish and Game Club, Mont-
real.
Davidson, Bev, Bichq.rd (Pres b.).,
educationist.
S. Hy. and J'8!l1.elt C. (Lil'liC'O) D.,
b. n,r. Ayr, Ont., MClh. 29, 1876; e
W'Qloostock 00'1.1. Inst., Knox ColI
, To-
l'ontú (grad., 1901), T.oI'On'oo Unliv.
(B.A., 1899; I1\f.A., 1900; Ph.D., 1902)
and Ber.\lin Univ.; m., June, 1906,
Ed,l.bh Mary, od. J'ohl!1J M. NOlrt!hwOoQld\
Oha,thl8.m, Ont.; o.. 1910; leot., Trin.
Unl\'., Toronto, 1901-4; lect. in Semitic
langs., Univ. Co.lI., 'l"'oronlbo, 1904-5;
le'clt. in Old Teslt., MOontl'æl Presb. CooH.,
1905-6; assoc. prQlf. of Oden-tal Hot.,
Unlv. 001 l. , T'O'rOonrbo, 1906-10; sinoere
then has been prOof. Old Te-st. bLt. and
exegesis, Knlox Co.lI., TorOOllto.. -- 9B
Woodlawn Ave. W., Toronto.
.. A brilliant schoo1a.r, with 'POwer a's a
te.achelI' equal to his capacity as a student."
--T. Globe.
Davldsan, Thornton, stock broker.
S. Hon. C. P. D., D.C.L. (q.v.); b.
Montreal; e. Montreal High Sch.; m.,
Nov., 1906, Orian, 2nd d. C. M. Hays
(q.v.); elected a memo Montreal Stock
Exchange, 1909; formerly man gr.
Montreal branch af the Wall St. (N.Y.)
firm of Chas. Head & Co.; since 1908
has been head of stockbroking flrm af
'l'hornton D. & Ca. ; Ang.--" 'l'he Cm'le-
ton," !
2 Sherbroolce St. W., Mont1.eal;
St. James's Club; Canada Club;
M.A.A.A.; Mont1'eal Hunt Club; Mont-
1.eal Jockey Club; Mont1'eal Polo Club;
Montreal Racquet Club; Royal St.
LaW1'ence Yacht Club; Manitou Chtb,
(lo.
Davidson, William, lawyer.
Barrister, 1869; practises In '.ro-
ronto; K.C., 1908; elected presdt. Co.
of York Law Assn., 1908-9.--1
6 St.
George St., Toronto.
Davidson, Lt.-Col, William Hughes,
lawyer.
S. late Thos. D., senior partner
Thos. D. & Co., wholesale grocers,
Quebec; b. Quebe<:, Feb. 16, 1861; e.
there; m., June, 1907, Mabel, y. d.
John McCaghey, Quebec: advocate,
1895; K.C., 1906; successfully prac-
tises his prof. In Quebec; a business
partner of Eug. Desrlvlêres: long In
v. m. service: gazetted senior major
8th Regt. .. Royal Rifles," Jan., 1904;
H.-col. commdg. the re.gt., ÀPl., 1910;
an expert rifle shot: adjt. Bisley team,
1905; V.-P. Dom. Rifle Assn.; presdt.
Can. Mil. Rifle League; V.-P. Que-bec
Miniature Rifle Club; apptd. a memo
Small Arms Comn., 1908; presented
to H. M. the late King Edward, Blsley,
1905' a Lib.; a Presb.--18 Conroy St.,
Quebec; Quebec Garrison Club.
II Has done more than alloY other man to
win. glory for hi...
g'ime.nt ()\1 1.he Nn
B of
Quebec, Ottawa and Bisle:y,"-Oan. Mil.
Gazette.
Davies, Acton, author and dramatic
cn tic.
E. s. late Lieut. E. W. D., Royal
Can. Rifles, and Kate Rebecca (Pierce)
D.; grands. Rev. E. A. D., Incumbent
:Mialv-ern Lin.k, En.g.; b. S,t. Jl()ihns,
P.Q., 1870: e. Sot. J,ohns Hig1h Sch.;
went to N. Y., where he has since
resided, 1887; author of many short
stories and novels; also of a Life of
Maude Adams; joined starr N, Y.
Evening Sun, 1890; dramatic critic,
do., since 1893; was correspondent N.
Y. Sun In Cuba and Porto Rico; pre-
sent with marine corps during fight
at Guantanamo.- It Evening Sun," New
York; "Bea1'sden/' Athol
Mass.
Da.vies, Daniel, business man.
S. late Hon. Benj. D., a prominent
public man, P. E.!.; b. Charlottetown,
P.E.I., Api. 17, 1858; e. Prince of
Wales ColI.; m., July, 1886, Miss An-
nie A. Lockhead; emigrated to U. S.
In early life; returned to Can., 1903;
remains a Brit. subject; commenced
ry. service P. E. 1. Ry" 1874; later
enild. seorvice OhILcago, Sit. .Pawl, MJnn.
& Omaha Ry., followed by employment,
In reslPonslble posfUons on H1ll or Gt.
;.\lorth. Rys.; joining the Virginia &
s. W. Railway and Virginia Iron,
Coal & Coke Company, as auditor,
1900, became, subsequently, general
mangr. of those cos.; since Oct., 19\J
,
is comptroller Crow's Nest Pass Coal
Co.; also purchasing agent of same,
of Crow's Nest Pass Electric Light &
Power Co., and Morrissey, Fernie &
Michel Ry., being also accountant of 2
latter coso ; prominent In aquatic
ciI'Cles in M!8ir. Provdn>Oeis, being -se<:ond
oar dn Chl8.Jrtl'Ottetown 4-oaredi >crew,
then Invincible; a Lib. ; an Ang., and a
ch. warden. -- "Edgecliffe," Fernie,
n.c.; Fernie Club.
Davies, John Try, retired stock
broker.
Eng. origin; b.London, Eng.; e.
there; 'ffi. Eleonore, d. late L. J. A.
Papineau, Monlte-bello, P.Q" and grandd.
Hon. L. J. P., one of the leaders of the
Can. Rebellion, 1837; commenced flnan-
clal career with Stern Bros., London,
Eng., and aflterwards represented this
firm in N.Y.; came to Montreal, 1872;
elected a memo Montreal Stock Ex-
change, 1873; retired, 1902; now an
hon. memo of the Exchange; for a
long period presdt. Outremont Golf
Club (to which he gave a challenge
cup); retired, 1905; formerly a capt.,
Vlcto"rfa Rifles; do. a memo Pen and
Pencll Club; one of the founders Mt.
Royal Club: author various literary
productions, Including .. Love and
Company" (In collaboration with
Mary Woolston) ; his portral,t has been
painted by Funk, N.Y.--Care Mount
RoyaZ Club, Montreal.
II A man 01 many acoompliehmente."-
M. Herald.
.. A writer of no mean ability, as well
ae an artiet."--S. N.
(D. London, Eng., Mch. 8, 1911.)
DAVIES,
303
Davies, Hon, Lt.-Co!, Sir Loui.
Henry. judge.
Huguenot descent: s. late Hon. Benj.
D. and Kezla Attwood (Watt!':) D.; ù.
P.E.I., May 4, 1345: e. Central Acad.
and Prince of Wales Coli., Charlotte-
town; m., May, 1872, Susan (one of
the originators Otfflwa branch Women's
Can. Hist. Soc., and has been or is V.-P.
Ottawa Humane Soc., Ladies' Can. Im-
migration Guild, and Nat. Council of
'Vomen), 4th d. late Rev. Dr. Vlrl g _
gins: barrister (Inner Temple, Lond.),
1866; do. (P.E.T.), 1867: K.C., H80;
was for many yrs. one of the leadprs of
the Provl. bar; elected a memo Extve.
Comte. Can. Bar Assn., 1896; was the
leading counsel for the tenantry before
the P.E.I. Land Oomn., 1875-76, pl'e-
sided ove.r by the late Rt. Hon. H. C.
E. Childers, whl
11 successfully settled
the land question of the Province; was
also employed as one of the Brit.
counsel bef-ore the Inltern. Fisheries
Comn. apptd. under the Treaty of
Washlngt-on, that met at Halifax, 1877,
and, with the other counsel associated
with him, re<:elved the thanks of H.M.'s
Govt. for his services on that occasion;
entd. public life, as a memo of the Local
Assembly, 1872, remaining a memo of
that bodiy up to 1879, when he was
defeated; during the major portion of
this period was leader of the Opposi-
tlon; In Sepot., 1876, became Premier
and Atty.-Gen!.; while in offioe passed
the Free Sch. Act, which has done so
much for education in P.E.I., and
besides efl'e<:tlng many reforms In the
public se.rvice, placed the Province in a
good position flnandally; returned for
Queens (H. C.) in the Lib. Interest, g.e.
1882; continued to sit therefor tip to
his a'ppot. as a judge of the Sup1reme Ct.
of Can., Sept. 25, 1901; was Minr. of
Marine and Fisheries in the Laurier
Admn. from July 13, 1896, to his re-
tirement; was for many yrs. ;pre.sdt.
of the Mar. Provinces LIb. Assn., In
charge of the party organization prior
to and after the trlttmph of his party
at the polls, 1896; was for an ex-
tended pe.rlod presd!t. of the Merchants
Bank, P.E.I.; also presdt. of the Char-
lottetown Olub; while In office, a.t Ot-
tawa, undertook two political missions,
one In 1896, to Washington, in refer-
ence to reciprocal trade; and the other,
In 1897, to London, In connection with
the Behring sea seal controversy, the
question of the con.trol of the Internal
fisheries of Can., and the Belgian anò
German trade treaties; It has been
claimed for him, by Sir Richard Cart-
wright (q.v.), that 'he Is the rightful
father of the Brit. pre,ference; It Is alS'O
claimed for him that he was the
father 'Of a naval contingent for the
Dom.: in 1897, on the completion
of the 60th year of Queen Victoria's
reign, was apptd. a K.C.M.G.: his por-
trait, executed by Harris (q.v.), was
presented to him, Sept., 1902; was
apptd. hon. H.-col., 4th P.E.I. Arty.,
May 27th, 1898; has lectured on .. Im-
pressions of the Eng. House of Com-
mons," and other subjeds: delivered
the oration at the unveiling of the
Soldiers' 'Monument, Charlottetown,
July, 1903; was first presd:t., Ottawa
TubercuL Assn., 1904; has also been
presdt., Can. Soc. of Charities an.d Cor-
rection, Ottawa ArchæoI. Soc.; V.-P.,
Children's Aid Soc., and a gOY. and
chairman, comte. of
langt., St. Luke's
Hosp.; in the Yukon royalty appeals
before the Jl. Comte. of the P.C., Lon-
don, 1904, was specially complimented
by their lordships for the .. concise,
clear and convincing" character of
his judgment; an Ang.-
S6 Metcalfe
St., Ottawa; Rideau Club, do.; "River-
side," Charlottetown, P.E.I.
.. Of eloquent to.ngue and rare pe-r6<Jon-
II.lit)"; also a sound lawyer."-T. Globe.
.. His untiring zea.! and industry have
stamped him 8S 8 leader among men."-
Empire.
.. Hegarded, and jU!\ltly re,garded, as the
most bnl'liant o'rat>or this Pro.vince haa
ever haIL."-Charlottetown Patriot.
.. IrrepiI"()achable a8 8 man and 8 poli-
tician; his re'c()rd "88 8 public man is
thO'I'ough1y clean and unimpeacha,ble; no.
s.tain of w.rongdoing rests upon his Wli-
tiea} e5outche.on-the tongue. of political
s!ander has neve,r ventured to whisper a
s)Uable Oof re1proach against his pe,rson,al
and private characte.r, while his mOost bit-
ter political oppo.nents have never ven,tured
to assail him on any but poUtical grounds."
-JI. Herald.
Davies. Eobert, manufacturer.
Eng. o.rigln ; s. late Thos. and
Fidelia (Jones) D. ; father from
Cheshire; b. Toronto; e. U. C. Co.ll.;
m., 1874, the d. la
e Geo. Taylor, a
memo of the firm of John Taylor &
Bros., whose brick and paper works, at
the Don, Toronto, were acquired by Mr.
D., 1901: previously a partner o.f his
bro. '1'ho:s., 'În car.ry-ing 'On the Don
Brewery; retired, 1878: now propr.
Don Valley Brick Works; presdt., Can.
Clay Products Manfrs. Assn.; distin-
guished as a horseman and lover of
the turf; successively, presdt. Can.
Horse Breeders' Assn., and o.f Clydes-
dale Horse Assn. o.f Can.: also, a
promoter and V.-P. Onto Jockey Club;
one of his horses won the Queen's
Pla.te, Kingston, 1871; an hon. dlr.
Toronto Exhn. Assn., and fonnerly
presdt. Victoria Park Co., Toronto;
Ang._" Chester Park," Todmorden,
Toronto; Toronto Hunt Club, do.
Davies, T, Eidler-, educationist.
B. Eng.; e. Cambridge Univ., Eng.
(B.A.) ; m., June, 1889, Sophie Ethel,
y. d. J. Mackinnon, London, Ont.;
for several yrs. headmaster Ablngdon
Sch., Montreal; apptd. lect. In math.,
McGill Unlv., 1907; asst. prof., do.,
1909: Ang.-69 University St., Mont-
real.
Davies, William, mprchant.
B. Wallinford, Berkshire, Eng.: e.
there; m., 1st, Miss Emma Holtby,
Henley-on-the-Thames, Eng. (d. May,
1906); 2ndly, Feb., 1907, Rosa, d.
late Richard Talbot, Reading, Eng.;
came to Can., 1854; went into. business
In Toronto. the same year, and laid
the foundations for the Wm. D. Co.,
Ltd., pork packers and wholesale pro-
visions, Toronto, which for many yrs.
has been one of the most extensive In
its operations In t'he Dom.; has written
.. Reminiscences of a Pioneer" (1904) ;
304
_ D' A VIGNON-DA VIS.
a Bapt.; rated by S. N. as a mIllIon-
alre; has subscribed largely for the
benefit of his Ch.-178 Balmoral Ave.,
Toronto,
d'Avlgnon, John Eugene, Onto public
service.
S. Françols Joseph d'A., M.D., and
Elizabeth Amy d'A., d. John FitzGer-
ald Wilton, Saratoga Co., N.Y.; grand-
son Capt. Joseph d' A., who fought
under de Salaberry at Chateauguay;
father a leader In the Rebellion of
1837; was pardoned under the "En-
abling Act," 1849: b. Au Sable Forks,
N.Y., June 14, 1846; e. Montreal; m.,
1st, June, 1879, Adelaide (d. Jan.,
1889), y. d. John Vavasour Noel,
Kingston, Ont.: 2ndly, June, 1893,
Helen Louise, e. d. late Danl. G. Revell,
Windsor, Ont.; an undergraduate In
med., McGill Univ.; a corporate memo
Quebec Pharmaceutical Assn.: 13 yrs.
a councillor and 7 yrs. an examr. ant.
CoIl. Pharmacy: a memo Am. Phar-
maceutical Assn.: many yrs. In busi-
ness at Windsor; formerly an ald.: a
memo Bd. of Education; chairman
Library Bd. and presdt. Bd. of Trade
there: a Freemason of high degree:
P. G. S. W., Grand LOdge Can.: K. T. ;
a memo I. O. O. F.: Ang., and ch.
warden All Saints' Ch., Windsor, ant.;
served with Montreal Victoria Rifles
during Fenian Raid (med.): apptd.
sheriff Co. Essex, Dec., 1908.-Sand-
wich, Onto
II No more popular appointment has
been made in recent 3"eßrs."-(Jan. Drug-
gist,
Davin, 1I/Irs, Elizabeth Jane, w
dow.
2nd d. lrutJe Ja.s. Reid; widow of
N'ioholas F.I,ood D., K.oC., M. P., ,to
whom !She was m. Jul'y 25, 1895,
and W1h
d. aA. Winnipeg, Dot. 18, 1901:
b. Ayl'WJ.n, P.Q.; e. Sac,red Heal't Con-
,,'ent, Ottawa; One of tJh.e 'PTOpS. of true
West, Regina, Sask.: formerly prov!.
V.-P. for Asslnlbola, Nat. Council of
Women, prov!. presdt., N, W. T.,
Daughters of the Empire, and presdt.
Ladles' Con. League, N. W. T.; In-
stituted a fund for the erection of a
monument at Regina to Queen Vic-
toria: an able writer and fluent
speaker.-Ann Arbor, Mich.
Davl8, Allan Boss, civil engineer;
surveyor,
S. Archibald C. and Amy Ann D.;
U. E. L. ancestry: b. Adolphustown,
Ont., July 28, 1858; m., Aug., 1888,
Allee Maud, d. T. W. Casey, Napanee,
Ont.; graduated B.A.Sc. (Ci), !l\:1'cGHI
Unlv., 1884; A. M. Can. Soc. C. E.,
1896: memo do., 1901; a ry. engr. on
several systems for 20 yrs.; also an
ant. and Man. land surveyor; consult-
Ing engr. and surveyor In Winnipeg:
asst. engr. Northern Pacific Ry.; do.
do. Dom. Govt. Railways and Canals;
do. do. Can. Pac. Ry.; In addition to
various mag. articles, Is the author of
a novel, "The Old Loyalist" (1908),
which has been highly praised by Rev.
Dr. Gordon (q.v.) (" Ralph Connor It)
for Its truth and fldellty In describing
the heroism, courage, and endurance
of the U. E. Loyalists: a Llb.-Con.; a
Meth.-!i2 Spence St., Winnipeg.
Davi8, Charles Wesley, manufacturer.
Eng. origin; S. Chas. and Sarah D
who came from Devonshire and set::
tied at Belleville, ant., 1844; b. Belle-
ville, Nov. 8, 1847; e. there; m., 1869
l\
iss Susan Elizabeth Hunt, Belle
vIlle, Ont.; commenced business career
as a machinist and engr. In Victoria
Foundry, Belleville; later, was with
the Joseph Hall Works, OShawa, Ont.;
removed to Montreal, and has since
been, for many yrs., mango dlr. The
Williams Manfg. Co.; elected V,-P. do.
do.. 1907: presdt. do., 1908; a dir.
Laumie Engine 00.; It memo !Mon'trea.ol
Bd. of Tradl8; 'a mem. Extve, :Morutrerul
branch, Can. Manfrs. Assn.; do. do.,
\Vestern Hosp., Montreal; electpd
presdt. Westmount Golf Olub, 1909;
re-elect
d, 1910; a Lib., but a
he1iever In protection for home
industries; a strong advocate of
temp.; a thorough ,bel,lever In .. Can.
for the Canadians," and every Cana-
dian for Can., coupled with loyalty to
the mother country; a Presb. and for
many yrs. an elder In the Ch.; for
over 25 yrs. supdt. of the Sabbath
sch.-
09 Mackay St., Montreal; West-
mount Goll Club, do.
Davis, Edward Pease, lawyer.
U. E. Loyalist stock from N. Caro-
Una; S. Andll"ewand ElizabetJh (Beoas1e)
D.; bro. Hon. E. J. D. (q.v.) ; b. Ki'I1g,
Onlt., 1860; e. U. C. CoIl. and To-
ronto Univ. (B.A., 1882); m., Oct.,
1887, ArleUa L., O. d. H. J. DaV1ls,
Was'h, ington D.C.; ba,rr:is,tJe-r (<Man.),
1886; do. (N. W. T.), do.; do. (B.
C.), 1892; practised his prof. for
some time at Calgary; now and for
some yrs. has practised at Vancouver;
one of the leadoers of the bar; a memo
O'f ltihe finm D. 'Ma.I'Slhall & Mac-
X'em ; a !bencher, Law SO<C., B. e.; K.C.
(Earl of Aberdeen), 1894; do. (B.C,),
1899; o()ne of Ibhoe oouns,el for 1'I1-e re-
spondent In the Dunsmuir case before
the P. C. dn Eng., 1906; for:merJ.y c.hJief
counsel for the C. P. Ry. In B. C.; now
chief counsel for the Can. Northern
Ry. In ,tù1Jat PrÜ'v'ince; untanim'ously re-
commended for Chief JusticeShip, B
C., 1902; IPrtev'i'ously d'EocI.ined tlhe ap-
polntment; a dlr. Royal ColllerleR,
Utd.: a Lib., amd ihas be
n pl'esdrt..
B. C. Lib. Assn.-1115 Seaton St., Van-
couver, B.C.; Vancouver Club; Royal
Vancouver Yacht Club; Jericho Club,
do.; Union Club, Victoria,. United Em-
lJire Club, London, Eng.,. Toronto Club,
'l'oronto.
Davis, Eon, Elihu James, statesman;
man u fact urer.
B. King, Ont., Dec. 2. 1851; U. E.
L. stock; grandf., Ashel D.. came from
the Carolinas, and settled in Halton,
ant., 1770; e. public schs., Waterdown
Grammar Sch., and Hamilton Com.
Coil.: m., Oct., 1874, Marg-t., d. David
Johnston, King; a practical mechanic;
head of firm A. D. & Son, Kingston,
ant., and the D. Leather Co., Ltd.,
Newmarl{et, one of the most extensive
tanning manfg. COSo In Can.; V,-P.
Can. Forestry Assn.; one of the pro-
moters of the ant., Man. and West.
Land Co. : successively councillor,
DAVIS,
305
de-pty. reeve, reeve and warden; sat
for N. York (Local), Lib. Interest, 1888-
1903; a memo of the Hardy Cabinet,
as secy. and regr., and In the Ross
cabinet as Commr. of Crown Lands;
resigned, Oct., 1904; a memo Toronto
Bd. Trade; a Forester; a Freemason;
a Meth., and a teacher In the Bible
class; has served as a del. to the
annual and gent. confs. of the Ch.;
he, Mrs. and Miss D. were presented
to .bhe lo8Jte Kinlg Edward, \V.inÒisor
Castle, 1905.-Tm'onto; Ontario Club,
do.
.. An able debater, with wide business
experience."-T. Globe.
Davis, The Very Reverend Evans
(Ang.).
Y. S. late Rev. Wm. D., rector of
Woodhouse, Ont.; b. Irel., May 20,
1848; e. Quebec, Toronto and Lon-
don Grammar Sch.; D.D. (Western
Uni\".), 1904; m., OC"1., 1892, .
Hss
Louisa Victoria Greenwood, St. Cath-
arlnes, Ont.; studied theol., Huron
CoIl., London; o. -deacon, 1871; 'Priest,
1875; had charge Bayfield Mission;
since 1873 has been rector St. James's,
London; canon London Cath., and
private chaplain Bp, of Huron, 1888;
areh<l.e.a;ctOIb, 1894; doean of Huron sinCE'
1903; a.d'llir. of Di'oces'e, 1904; elecoOOd
High Chief Ranger I. O. O. F., Ollot.
1908; gazettoeõ chaplJaln. wi1:1h .bIon.
rank 'Of Cl8Jpt., 7bh Regt., 1899; p.ro.
moted major, 1909; is a memo Ch.
Missy. Soc. ; a memo extve. comte. Ang.
Mission Bd.; V.-P. Western Onto Bible
. Soc., and a del. to provl. and genl.
Synods. 1906-7.-St. James's Rectory,
London, Onto
.. A man of high character, who is well
known for his staunch and consistent
maintenance of evangelical principles."-
Evan. Churchman.
Davis, Henry Hague, social eCono-
mist.
O. s. Wm. Hy. D., Brockvllle,' Onto ;
b. Sept. 10, 1885; unm.; entd. Univ.
ColI., Toronto, 1903; graduated, 1907,
after a brilliant course, holding first
place In his dept., pol. science, through-
out; won Bankers' schol., 1904, and, in
his 3rd year, the Mackenzie schol.;
awarded the P. W. Ellis silver med. for
his essay, .. The Work and Wages of
.Women," and the P. W. Ellis gold
med. for highest standing, In his final
year; holds Macl{enzle schol. in pol.
science; now studying the housing pro-
blem, In Toronto, under Prof. Mavor
(q.v.); won Univ. Coll. Lit. Soc.'s gold
med. for oratory, 1907; during coli.
course took part in all fields of univ.
activity; an Ang., was first presdt.
Ang. Club at univ.; also active Y. M.
C. A. worker; represented Univ. Coli.
at great Student Volunteer Convention,
Nashville, Tenn., Mch., 1906; a Con.,
but advocates greater Ind. of thought
and speech within the ranks of Can.
parties; pleads for cleaner politics in
an essay, .. Party Government In Can."
(West. Mag., Oct., 1907).-Universitlj
of Toronto, T
ronto. .
Davis, Miss Lelia Ada, physician.
Sister of E. P. D" K.C., and Hon. E.
J. D. (q.v.) ; b. and e. Kling, Onlt.; 'M.B.,
Toronto Univ., 1889; M.D.,C.M., Trln.
Unlv., ] 895; elected presdt. Women's
Moo. ColI., Toronto, 1902; successfully
practises her prof. In that city; headed
a deputation from Nat. Council of
Women to Toronto Bd. of Health, for
the prevention of spitting In the streets
and public buildings, 1901.--D9 U The
Alexandra.." Toronto.
Davis, Michael Patrick, contractor;
. capitalist.
Irish origin; S. late Wm. and Emma
Cotton (Walsh) D ü Ottawa; b. Aylmer,
P.Q.; e. Ottawa nlv.; m., 1st, Miss
I()a,tlherine Teresa Cagey (d. Feb.,
1909) ; 2ndly, Mch., 1910, Gertrude A.,
d. Hy. McGrady, Hull, P.Q.; together
with his bros. succeeded to the bus{ness
of his father, on his death, many yrs.
ago; their works comprise the greater
part of the Lachine Canal, from Côte
St. Paul to Lachine, Including the locks,
brld,ges, culverts, etc., at Cðte St. Paul,
the Immense new entrance and basin
at Lachine, the submarine work,
masonry, and unwatering of which was
one of the most difficult undertakings
of Its kind at . that time; built the ry.
bridges for the Can. Pac. Ry. across
the Ottawa River at Ste. Annes and
Vaudreull, some 40 dltrerent piers, III
part of one sea.son, and the terminal
station of the same ry. co. at Windsor
St., Montreal; 'were also contrac-
tors for the Tay Canal, which connects
the town of Perth with the navigation
of the Rideau River and the St. Law-
rence; the enlarging and deepening of
the Cornwall Canal, which overcomes
the Long Sault Rapids on the St. Law-
rence, and the Sheik's Island dams;
rubovoe C-Ü'rnwall, a;t 1Jhe lÌowm of C3Jr.
dinal, moo firm 'were agal'n emfPlüy>ed In
conlSlbructJing an a:l1tQg'ethoer new cana1.
o overcome part.of .the Galoþs Rapids;
m the vicinity of Montreal, the firm
have constructed and completed for the
Lachine Rapids Hydraulic & Land Co.,
Ltd., the largest and most Important
water power In Can.; It confines and
controls fully one quarter of the water
passing down the S1. Lawrence River at
Lachine Rapids, and what was looked
on a few yrs. ago as an Impossibility Is
now proven to be a fact, and light and
power generated at the Rapids are de-
livered at Montreal; more recently
they built the crlbwork at the Princess
Louise Basin, Quebec; the Cardinal
sec. of the Soulanges Ganal; the sub-
structure of the Quebec bridge, and
they are now building a large sec. of
the Transcontinental Ry.; a gov. St.
Luke's Hosp., Ottawa; a ddr. HU1-
crest Ooal & Oo
e 00., amd prosd,t.
Cornwall Paper Manfg. Co.; elected
mango dlr. St. Lawrence Power Co.
1907; Is a promoter of the Transconti-
nental ExploraJtion Syndicate (L. P.,
;1903), and the Lachine Rapids Hy-
doouÌ'lc & Land Co.(L. P., 1896) . R. é.
-565 Rideau St., Ottawa; Ridea-zl. Club
do,; Garrison Club, Quebec,. summe;
residence: Thousand Islands, Onto
.. Ranks amongst the largest canal and
bridge oontra.cto
8 on the continent."-
O. Fue Pre...
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DAVIS,
Davis, Mortimer Jilarnett, manufac-
turer.
S. late Sam1. D., founder of the firm
of S. D. & Sons, manufaøturers and
Importers of cigars, Montreal; b.
Montreal, 1864; e. High Sch. there;
m. Miss Henrietta Myers (V.-P. Dec-
orative Art Assn.); early associated
with his father In business, first as
travelling salesman, then as mangr.
(after the D. Ritchie Tobacco factory
had been acquired), and, finally. whe'n
the business had become absorbed by
the formation of the Am. Tobacco Co.
of Canada, 1895, as presdt. of the Co. ;
this posltlon he continues to fill;
later, gave to the country a great na-
tion;11 industry In the Empire Tobacco
CP., a branch of the Imp. Tobacco Co.
of Can.; the establishment of a per-
manent market for Can. leaf tobacco
is abtI1ibuted to his 'labours anod sa,eri-
fioes; now empl<>ys abO'Ult 3,000 .hands:
reputed, by the Montreal Star, to be
a millionaire; shares with Sir W. C.
Macdonald (q.v.), the honour of being
termed .. The Tobacco King of Can.";
gives generously; endowed a chair In
La,'a.l Unh-.. M'ont'real, 1903; .f;Otrm.(',rly
presdt. Baron de Hirsch Inst.; elected
a dir. Uniün Bank, 1906; retired. 1910:
el;eclÌoo a m-em. :VI'QII1ItTleoal St'ock Ex-
change, 1908; å.s a-Iso a dir. B. Houdoe
C<>., Queb-ec; a d'i'r. :M'
mtJrea:l H'Ülr1. and
Frult-gro\\
ing Assn.; a {I-ir. Roya.!
M'Onltreal Gol.f Club; mango dlr. C{)rb"y
Dist!ilIlery 00., BeliloevHle; V.-P. N. S
SHver Oooo'l,t Mining C<>., and pl'esd1
the Blaugas Co.-516 Pine Ave. W.
Montreal; l.n. Royal Club; St. James's
Club; Montreal Hunt Club; Montreal
Jockey Club,. Royal Montreal Golf
Club; Auto Club of Can.; Forest and
Sh'eam Club, do.
.. A man of Btren
th, vigQur, capacity
and wisdom."-M. Gazette.
Davis, Thomas A, Archibald, phy-
sician.
,Eng. aThd SCi()JtJcth .origin; ,b. Ingersoll
ant., Dec. 22, 1858; e. Gale Coli'
WI.s., Rush ColI. and ColI. P. & S::
ChIcago (M.D., 1885) ; m., 1893, Jennie,
d. Hon. J. L. McKee, Three Oaks
MJic,h. ; .has 'been Sienlior phY's. and SUirg'
Cook Co. Hosp.; is prof. sur g., Chicago
Clinical Sch., and holds various other
posts of honour; a Freemason of high
degree, a K. T. and a Shriner.-
23H 1V. Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
Ill.
Davis. Bev. Thomas Bobert (Ang.).
S. Rev. Wm. D.; b. Kilkenny, Irel.,
1850; e. London and Trln. Unlv., To-
ronto (B.A., 1874; M.A., -); o.
deacon, 1873; priest, 1874; rector
AYlmer, ant., 1875-9; St. .Jude's,
Brantford, 1879-82; since then rector
St. George's. Sarnla; memo Sarnla Bd.
of Educ., 20 yrs.: chairman, do., 6
yrs.; Is canon St. Paul's Cath., Lon-
don, ant., and a senator Western
Unlv.; apptd. R. D., Lambton, 1905:
chaplain, with hon. rank of capt., 27th
Regt., Nov., 1897: promoted hon.
rank of major, Nov., 1907.-11" Lon-
aV71 Rd., Sarnic, Onto
Davis. Bon, Thomas Osborne. mer-
chant; legislator.
S. Sami. and Ann D.; a nephew Thos.
D., the distinguished Irish poet and
journa list; b. Sherrlngton, P.Q., Aug.
16, 1856; e. by his father, a grad. of
Trin. Coil., Dublin, who was for some
time principal Rouse's Point High Sch.;
m., Sept., 1885, Miss Rebecca .Jennings,
P.E.I.; went west, 1874; has since been
in commercial Ufe at Prince Albert,
Sask., of which city he was elected
mayor, 1894-5; sat for Saskatchewan
(H. C.), Lib. interest, 1896-1904 was
chief IJib. whip tor tJhe Wes.t:, 1901-4;
called to the Senate by Earl Grey,
Sept. 30, 1904; favours an all-Can.
-telegraph rate of 25 cents; has sug-
gested other Important leglslation.-
P1'ince Albert, Sask.; Prince Albert
Club, do.; Comme1'cial Club, Winnipeg.
.. Called . The .Whirlwind- Orator.' "-M.
Wit1!eBB.
Davis, Lt,-Col, William Mahlon, civil
eng-ineer and land surveyor.
Welsh and U. E. L. descent: family
ca.-me to N. Y., 1750; thence to U. C.,
1800; e. s. late Joel Wallace and Cath-
arine (Adams) D., Malahide, Co. Elgin,
ant.; b. there, May 26, 1857; e. Can.
LIt. Inst., Woodstock, ant., and Royal
Mil. Coil., Kingston (a memo of the
first class, the .. old 18," graduating
In 1880); m., 1889, Catherine Scobie,
d. late Alex. Mackay, Woodstock, ant.;
on leaving coIl. engaged in ry. enging.,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Ry.,
Iowa and Missouri: on Govt. surveys,
N. W. T.; engr. Woodstock and Co.
Oxf{)rd, 1885-98; engr. town Berlin,
1898-1903; also consulting engr. ;
specialty:-waterworks, sewerage and
sewage disposal; engr. Woodstock and
Guelph waterworks, also Berlin, Galt,
Waterloo and Stratford sewerage and
sewage diÏspolSal Woorks; oaptp:td. d,t).
engr., Brdnûe Rupert, B.C., uno.
81e1c'ted 'piresdt. Ber-Un .oan. Cl'llb, do..
pI'esdt. Royal Mil. C{)Ill. Olub, 1888-9:
l,oTI,g in v. m. S1ervlioe; adjt. OxfoJ'ld
Rifles, 1885-97: major Ò<>., 189ï-99;
lla'ÌJer briga;d1e mrajor 2ntd Infy. Br,ig'aJde.
"Y'est. ant. command, and crnrajor R. C
Engrs. (RJeS'erv.e); app.td.
t.-co!. C{),ffi-
,ma.n'ding 24-tih Regt., .. Grey's Horse,"
July, 1908; R. 0., 1910; Ang.-Prin.ce
Rupert, B.C.; 1Vaterloo Co. Countl"l..
aneZ Golf Club, Berlin.
Davis, William Bichard. journalist;
Onto pub. service.
S. late Rev. W. D., R. D. (Ang.);
b. Barna Kyln, Kildar
. Ire!.. 1840; <'.
Kilkenny; came to Can., 1853; m.,
1862, Miss Tahitha Laingworth, Fuller-
ton, ant. (11 sons, 2 d.); commenced
printing career, office QtJf'bec Jle}'cury.
1853; estbd. Mitch
11 Aclvocate, 1860.
which he has continued to edit and
puhlish up to the present timf'; apptd.
police magistrate, Mitchell, 1906; 11a
served on High and Public Sch. Bds.:
was chairman High f:ch. Bd.; was for
a lengthpned period Town Councillor
and
y'Ûr of ":IOwn 10 'Y'r.s.; oa OOTI.,
and twice unsuccessfully contestcd S.
Perth (Local) In that Interest: Ang.-
.. Poplar Hall," J11itchell, Onto
.. P()E>Sesses the unique record of pub-
DA VlSON-DA WSON.
307
IiBihing and editing th
same papeT fCYI' over
balf a century."-T. Globe.
Davison, Arthur Earl, civil engineer.
S. .Jas. W. and Sarah .J. (Earl) D.;
father from N. IreI.; mother U. E. L.
descent; b. Tp. Augusta, Grenville,
Ont., ApI. 5, 1881; e. Toronto Univ.
(B.A.Sc., 1905); a fellow and honour
grad. Sch. Practical Science, Toronto,
1904; m., Aug., 1906, Ethel .J., d. Re,'.
W. T. Smith; served with Co. 2, Can.
Engrs., Toronto, 1904-5; now with N.
F. Hydraulic Power & Manfg. Co.;
Meth.; Lib.-30 Walnut St., Niagara
Palls, Ont,
Davison, Capt, Arthur W" Can. ry.
and marine service.
B. and e. Hantsport, N.S.; m. Eva,
d. Chas. Inglis Margetson, M.D., Hants-
port, N.S.; was long in the AtLantic
steamship service; more recently has
been in the C. P. Ry. Royal Mail ser-
Vlioo between VanmuV1err and H'On<g
Kong; an offr. R. N. Reserve; now
commands Royal Mall steamship
Emp1'ess of China, on above route;
formerly In command C. P. Ry. Royal
Mail steamer, Monteagle, on san.e
route; won notable race, between that
steamer and 2 others, each laden with
silk, leaving Yokohama, .July 22, 1908,
and getting his cargo to N.Y. 2 da
's
and 12 hours before the others.-
Vancouver, B.C.
.. A man o,f courtesy,
rit and practical
efficiency."-Hong-Kono Mail.
Davison, Frank, lumber mnfr.
B. and e. Bridgewater, N.S.; apptd.
a memo Royal Conservation Comn.,
1909.-B1"idgewater, N.S.
.. It is a legend o,f Queen's Co'. that his
grandfather, away back in 1760 founded
the extensive lumber business which his
descendants have carried o.n to this day."-
Can. Courier.
Dawes, Andrew Joseph, manufacturer.
Mem. of a family long estbd. at
Lachine, P.Q.; bro. late .Jas. P. D.; b.
Lachine; e. there; m. Miss Wilgress,
Lachine; is presdt. D. & Co., Ltd.,
brewers and maltsters, Lachine and
Montreal; do., Nat. Brewerle.s, Ltd.;
a dlr. Montreal HortlcuI. and Fruit-
growing Assn.; pre.sdt. Council of Ag-
rlcul., P.Q.; 00. Auto Club of Can.,
1903-6; formerly do. Lachine Hortl-
cuI. Soc.; Ang.-!O St. Mark St., Mont-
real; summer: Lachine, P.Q.; Mt. Royal
Club; St. James's Club; Forest and
Stream Club; Royal Montreal Golt
Club; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club;
Montreal Hunt Club; Auto and Aero
Club; Montreal JocIGey Club; Mont-
real Polo Club; St. George Snowshoe
Club, Montreal; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
Dawson, ms Honour Alexander, Dist.
judge.
Scottish origin; b. St. Mary's. Ont.,
Mch. 20, 1849; e. High Sch. 'there, U.
C. CoIl., and Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1874; M.A., 1879) ; M.A., ad eun., Man,
Univ., 1882; in early Ufe a publlc sch.
teacher; barrister (Ont.), 1881; went
to Man., do., and later was admitted
to the local bar; practised his prof.
In Winnipeg; police magte., do., 1896-
1900
apptd. jUdge, Eastern .Jl. Dfst.,
Man., .July, 1907; for several yrs. an
ald., Winnipeg; Is a counclllor Man.
Univ., and a memo Man. Coll. Bd.;
has been presdt. St. Andrew's Soc.; a
Presb.; a Freemason. - Winnipeg:.
Canadian Club, do.
Dawson, George Walker Wesley,
Dom. public service.
Y. s. late Rev. Abraham D. (Ang.);
b. SIigo, Ire!., Feb. 14, 1858. came to
Can., 1864; e. Kingston and 'Bellevll1e
High Schs.; m., Dec., 1881, Amy Eliza-
beth, d. late Wm. C. Orford, M.R.C.H.
Birmingham, Eng.: formerly a farmf'r:
merchant, and mill-owner; Reeve of
Clarendon 6 yrs.; Crown land agent,
1882-92; sat for Addington (H. C.),
Lib. interest, 1891-96; defeated g. e.
1896; genl. secy. E. Onto Lib. Assn.,
1887-1901; apptd. inspr. of Peniten-
tiaries, Can., .June 6, 1901; official del,
to Intern. Prison Congress, Washing-
ton, D.C., 1910; Ang.-1-69 Patte1"SOn
Ave., Ottawa.
Dawson, Major Herbert JoJm., educa-
tionist.
B. ApI. 14, 1877; e. Toronto Dnh".
(B.A., with honours in math. and
physics, 1898); won Fulton and Am.
Assn. for the Advanc. of Science
scholarships; some time a lect. on
maths., Toronto Univ.; since 1901 has
been instr. In math., Royal Mil. CoIl.;
gazetted to a captaincy 14th Regt.,
1903; promoted maJor, 1910.-Kings-
ton, Onto
Dawson, Alec John, novelist; journ-
ali st.
Third s. Edward and Sara D.; b.
"\Yandsworth, London, Eng., 1872 ;
!;prved apprenticeship mercantile ma-
rine, and has since tra velled and
worked, as a writer, in Australia, Af-
rica, North and
outh Am., Asia,
EUI"o+þe, amd 'Ìihe Pacific I,sells., spenlCiliThg
portions of recen t yrs. in Morocco,
when not In Eng.; a regular contribu-
tor of critical matter to London Athe-
naeum 5 yrs., and at Intervals to prin-
cipal London reviews; special writer
on ed. staff London Standard, upon
imp. and coI. matters, and particu-
larly Can. interests; went through Can.,
1907 and 1908, in the interest of the
first Brit. Empire newspaper, The
Standard of Empi1'e, of which he has
been ed. since Its inception; author
various novels and books of travel;
believes that the aim of Brit. subjects
should be toward a federation of all
the nations within the Empire, upon
a basis of Imp. tariff union and Im1).
telegraphic intercommunication, for the
building' up and maintenance of Inti-
macy bf'tween all the peoples of the
Crown: believes that Canada's role In
the Empire is that of the elder son.-
5 Upper Tulse Hill, London, S. W.,
Eng.,. Constitutional Club, do.
Dawson, Bankine, Dhysiclan.
Y. s. late Sir .J. W. D.. principal Mc-
GiJll Univ., Mon'Ìr>eal; b. the.r>e, Aug. 12,
1859: c. Montreal High Sch. and Mc-
Gill Univ. (B.A., with honours In phil.,
1878; M.A., 1882; M.D.,C.M., 1882);
01., .June, 1896, GI,O+I'IaßlIua 'McKenøi.e,
o. d. larbe .John , 0oסI 00, Penon., U.S.,
308
DAWSON-DAY,
and niece SIr Peter Coats, P.a:i<sley,
Sc.ot. ; M.RC.S., Eng.; L.R.C.P., Lond. ;
2 Y'rs. emþloyoo professlona.l1ly in ,the
West. durd:ng- construotion C. P. Ry.;
4 yrs. a su I'g. , P. and O. service'
deV'O'ted hilnwe.U spoolally !too dliSease5
of cMld:ren, In whLoh branch of h.is
prof. he Is an autJbori,ty; .has travened
extensiwly ; a <strong sUPlP'Orter 01
tariff refoom and 'Of Mr. Chamber-
IrWin's po.1Jicy, by wWch lit ds hoped
to draw togelÌlher more closely ,llie
various poJ1t!ons of our vast, .bw1
scattered, empire; unsuccessfully con-
tested E. Edinburgh (Eng. H. C.), In
Unionist Interest, g. e. 1906.-"5 Lans-
downe Crescent, Kensington, London,
1V. Eng.; Grosvenor Club, do.; Union
Club, Edinburgh; Mt. Royal Club,
liT on trea l.
"A man of ability and e.ne.rgy."-Oanada.
Dawson, Samuel Edward, author; re-
tired public servant.
2nd s. late Rev. Benj. D., a native
of P.E.I., who moved to Montreal
1847, where, towards the close of hi
life, he took hoiy orders, and was o.
a deacon In the Ref. Epls. Ch., and -
(Gardner) D.; b. Halifax, N.S., .June
1, 1833; e. McCulloch's Sch., Mont-
l'ca1; Li,tJt.D., La\'lal Univ., 1890; LL.D.
(hon.), McGHili Univ., 1911; m., Mch.,
1858, Anni,e .M. (tpl'e.sdt. Women'
Hi st. Soc., Ottt8Jwa, 1902 ), d. illite Gill-
be.nt Be'IlIt; Wt8JS long at !the 'head of
t.he firm of D. Bros., pubI:ishers and
booksellers, Montreal; an active con-
tributor to Can. newspaper and mag.
literature for many yrs.; contributed
to the Week (1889-90), a series of
papers on, "The English Minority in
the Province of Quebec," and another
series of papers to same journal
(1890), entitled, "Problems of Greater
Britain"; author "A Study of Lord
Tennyson's poem-The Princess ..
(1884) ; "Canada and Newfoundland"
(1897); a series of monographs on
the voyages of the Cabots (1894-7);
"The St. Lawrence Basin and its
Border Lands, being the History of
their Discovery, Exploration and
Occupation" (1905), and "A Plea
f'Or Li,terature" (1908) : was for a long
Nme a memo of the Bd. of Proto Sch.
Commrs., Montreal; also, a memo and
presdt. Bd. of Arts and M3.nufactures,
do. ; apptd. a memo Can. Geo-
gI'laphlc Bd. of Can., 1905; a del. to
Washington on Intern. Copyright,
1881; V.-P. Can. Copyright League,
1888; F.RS.C., 1893; C.M.G., 1906;
an hon. memo Lit. and His. Soc., Que-
bec, do. ; presdt. Royal Soc. of Can.,
1907; King's Printer and Depty. Mlnr.,
Dept. of Public Printing and Stationery,
Ottawa, 1891-1909; passed Royal Mil.
Sch., Montreal, 1865; Ang.-1S6 Bay
St., Ottawa.
Dawson, Sidney Stratford, organist.
B. Newmarket, Ont., 1875; e. To-
ronto schs.; m., Feb., 1902, Mary
Helen, d. Rev. Canon Loucks, Picton,
Ont.; commenced his musical career,
When 10 yrs. of age, as a pupil, In
piano and organ playing and compo-
sition, of E. W. Phillips, organist St.
George's Ch., Toronto; was a chor-
ister In that ch., filling, later, positions
In several other chs. In that city; was
organist and choirmaster, Christ Ch.
Cath., Ottawa, 4 yrs., resigning to
study In Germany; was at Berlin 3
yrs., studying pianoforte under Mad.
Stepanoff, and composition under
Prof. Urban; settled In Montreal,.
1901, as piano virtuoso and teacher;
was apptd. to the staff of the Royal
ColI. of Music, 1904, and became or-
ganist Ch, of St. .James the Apostle,
] 908: resigned latter position. 1909.-
1}9g Tt
pper St., Westmount, Montreal.
"A pianist of rare talent, and a master
of technique."-M. Star.
Dawson, William Bell, Dom. public
service; civil engineer.
2nd s. late Sir .J. W. D., a distin-
guished scientist, Montreal; bro. late
Dr. G. M. D., dlr. Can. Geol. Survey;
b. Pictou, N.S., iMay 2, 1854; e. Mc-
Gill Univ. (B.A., with honours In Nat.
Science, and Logan gCJIld med., 1874;
M.A., 1879; B
A.Sc., with cert. of
special merit, 1875; .Ma.E., 1880;
D.Sc., 1902) and the Ecole des Ponts
et Cha1tsseps, Paris (passf'd 1st of his
class, 1878); m., 1883, Florence .Jane
Mary, e. d. Asst. Commy.-Genl.
EIUOIt.t; P.L.S. (P.Q.), 1878; an assoc.
memo Inst. C. E., London (with Miller
socho!ar.), 1879; :Is a:}'90 a mem. Can.
Soc. C. E., and a F.R.S.C. (presd't.
sec. 3, 1909); from 1875 to 1880 was
engd. -on various ry. and otIher sur-
veys; In 1881 undertook a topograp.
survf'Y of a part of the gold fields
In N.S,; was next In the employment
of the Dom. Bridge Co., the most im-
portant of his df'signs heing the canti-
lever br
dge over the St. .John River;
during 9 yrs. following. 1884-93, was
with the C.P. Ry., chiefly occupied
in hridge designing at a time when a
largf' amount of bridge work was In
hand on the various lines then under
construction; :was also connected tor 3
yrs. with the arbitration between the Co.
and tJhe Dom. GoVit. rela;tlve tülÌJhte qual..
ity of construction of the western sec-
tions of the ry. In B.C.; since 1894
has been in charge of the Tidal and
Current Survey, Dept. of Marine;
from the Investigations of this sur-
vey, reliable tide tables ar
now
published for the first time In Can.,
for the more Important harbours of
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts; as
a basis, a system of tide gauges has
been established from Labrador to
N.S., and In B.C.; an Investigation
of the currents is .also being carried
out systematically; the results of these
Investigations are widely republished
In Brit. and foreign periodicals;
awarded the \Vatt gold med. by the
Inst. of C. E., London, for a paper on
tide gauges In northern climates and
isolated situations, 1902; awardpd
the Gay prize of 1,500 francs, by the
Acad. of Sc.len-ce, Paris, 1905.-"36
Gilmour St., Ottawa.
Day, E, W., business man.
B. Inverary, Ont., 1863; e. there;
m., May, 1888, Miss Ina Sutherland,
Cobourg, Ont.; for 11 yrs. In the
employ of the Massey-Harris Co.,
Winnipeg; later, genl. mangr. Globe
DAY-DEARNESS.
309
lJoan Co., Toronto; resigned, 1901;
again went West; became genI. mangr.
Alberta Central Land Corpn. 1904'
founded to.wn o.f Daysland, Alti., 1905;
ftrst mayor there, 1907; re-elected,
1908; a Co.n.; unsuccessfully co.ntested
Strathco.na (H. C.), g. e., 1908.-
Daysland, Alta.
Day, :Rev, Prank J. (Co.ng.).
S. Rev. B. W. D. (Co.ng.), St. An-
drews, P.Q. ; b. Stouffville, Ont.,
M
h. 25, 1869; e. McGIH Unlv. (B.A.
and goM med. In Semltfc lang. and
lit., 1894: M.A.. 1906); took po.st-
g-rad. work a t United Free Ch. Coil.,
Glasgx}w, OX1ford, Lond-on and Berlfn;
pursued theoI. studies Can. Congo Co.ll.
(valedicto.rlan and B.D., being the first
to take the degr
e at this InstitutIOn,
1897), Yale and Harvard: m., Nov.,
1896, Effie .Stephen, d. Chas. Gurd,
Montreal; pastor Plyrmouth Ch., Sher-
bro.o.ke, P.Q., 1896-1905; .sln<:,e 1907
pastor Zion Congo Ch., iMontrool; a
memo special comte. on Oh. Union.
1907; elect
d .Moderator, 1908; do.
chairman Congo Union, 1910; author
.. Plonf'f'rs of a Nation" (1908).-
i3 St. Famille St., Montreal.
II A preal'her of acknowledl\'ed force. A
pastor 1"ather than a" theologian, he is
ready and wiIling to take the great truths
of the Gospel and adapt and apply them
as a curative for the great socia.l needs
ð-f the hour."-M. Witness.
Day, Ma.jor Prank Parker, educatio'l-
1st.
O. S. Rev. Geo. F. and K. M. (Hard-
wl('k) D.: Loyalist sto.ck: b. Shubena-
(,:'Idfe, N.R, Mav 9, 1881; P. ::\('ads.
of Lunenrburg. Pictou and Shel!burne.
N.S.; Unlvs. Mt. Amson (B.A., with
honours In phil., 1903), Oxford (B.A.,
1906; B.Lltt., 19'10), and Berlin
Un1v.; 2nd Thhocles schoI. from N. B .
m., Dec., 1909, MabeL E., d.
at'e F1m
'k
Kl11am. Yarmouth, N.S. ; so.metlme
IIf>oC'ft. BnstJflI Undv. and! asst. B p rl1n
Unlv.; 'Prof. Eng. lang. and lit., N. B.
Unlv., since 1909; has served as 2nd
lIeut. King's Colonlal
, Imp. Y
omanry
of Eng.; ,gazetJted major, 28bh N. B.
Drag1OOns, 1911; a 'lllo.tJed' f.ooltool!1 'PltaY'f'r
and oo.rsmaJ1t; was ed....ln-chl.ef C'OR
mag. ; oocæSllO'Ilal contrl'butor Can.
Mag.; a S'ÍI'OTllg Imif)erla.IJ.1-srt, and a be-
Uev-er in a Clan. army and navy; has
stJronog .]oOya.lrty t'O Brllt. anod the other
colond-es; a MiertJh.-Fredericton, N.R.
.. RiB course .at OxfO'rd was exceptionaUv
brilliant."--St. John Telegraph. .
Da.y, George Edward, educatlo.nist.
B. Ont.; e. To.ronto. Unlv. (B.S.A.,
1893) ; has been prof. of Animal Hus-
bandry, Onlt. AgrlcuI. Co}]., flar some
yrs. ; declined appt. as llve stock
commr., Orang-e Free State, 1903;
elected V.-P. Can. Corresp. Sch., 1905.
-Guelph, Onto
Day, William Henry, educatio.nist.
B. Fenelon Fans. Ont.: e. there and
'l'o.ronto Undv. (B.A., 1903); !has since
been officially co.nnected with the Onto
AgrlcuI. Co.ll.; since 1906, has been
pro.f. o.f physics In that Institutlon.-
Guelph. Onto
Dean, Henry HaBhel, educationIst.
Can. and German parentage; s. Wal-
tpr and Theresa D.; b. Co. Waterloa,
Ont., No.v. 12, 1865; e. Harley Puhllc
Sch. and TOJ'l(>nttJo Unlv. (B.S.A., 1890) ;
m., .Jul'y, 1894, M'lss A,Lrntedoa Ans-
ley, Guel'Ph, Onlt. ; a.n racæp.too
aurtJhlOrUy on dairying a.nd oo.gnl!l.lte
subjeots all olVer Ont.; I8.JS a y1O'Unrg
man had oruar.g>e of di3Jl 1 ry d<ejpt.,
N. Y. Experimenlta'JI St!8Jt.ioT1l; since
.Jan., 1891, has fOOe'lJ.J 'Prof. 'Of àJaJry
husbandry. On,t. A'gl'iC'llI. OOIlL; as
SlUoh, bias been iP'rominoe.n1:ly connect-
ed wi'bh dJadry dnterests and mtQfVeme-nts
i. e., the Dairy Sch., Travel. Dairy',
Dairy Assn., etc.; author o.f text-bo.o.k
o.n dairying (1903); during student
days ed. O. A. C. Review; In addition
has co.ntributed to. dairy press In Can.:
U. S., and Eng.; has travelled and lec-
tured extf'nsively; visited thf' chief
ropoe9;n dJair,ies, 1905; a R-etormer;
IS of o.pmlo.n that .. the farmers do. not
o.cc
py the po.sitlo.q to which they are
entItled In Can.; would like ta see a
real aristo.cracy, co.nsisting of the till-
ers of the soil; such a class when
formed, will occupy the hlg-hest place
in the land."-College Heights, Guelph.
Deane, John Hall, lawyer.
B. Can.; went to U. S. in bo.yhoo.d;
en
d. Rochester Unlv., but left to. enlist;
private Union Army during civil war
1862; captured at Gettysburg, and co.n
fined In C. S. prlso.n; after being ex-
changed served in U. S. Navy to end
o.f the war; became a co.unselIo.r-at-
law and practised In N.Y.; gave to.
Ro.chester Unlv. abo.ut $70,000; o.f this
sum abo.ut $15,000 serves to. found 14
scho.larships for Indigent students, and
$45,000 has been applied to. the enro.Il-
ment {)f a pro.f'essorshtl.p oiÍ rhoøoor.lc and
Eng. ; has made o.ther noteworthy
gifts ta Bapt. Instns.-62 E. 78 St., New
York; Union League Club, do.
Deane, :Richard Burton, Ro.yal No.rth
West Mo.unted Po.lice.
S. late Rev. Hy. D., H.E.I. Co.'s ser-
vice; grands. late Wm. D., Alto.n Hall,
Su
o.lk; b. Oo.tacamund, Ni1glri Hills,
IndIa, ApI. 30, 1848; e. Ipswlch Gram-
mar Sch.; m., No.v., 1870, Martha Crit-
chen, y. d. late .Jo.hn Early Rido.ut,
Rlngwo.o.d. Hampshire; jo.lned Ro.yal
Marine Light Infy. as a lIeut., 1866;
gazetted capt., 1881; served during
AsIùa.ntl War (med., with clasp);
retired, 1882; came to Can. same year;
entd. public service, 1883; Inspr. R.N.
W.M. Po.llce, 1883; pro.mo.ted supdt. and
adjt., do.., 1884; no.w senior supdt.;
co.mplled first standing orders fo.r force,
1885; served during N.W. Rebelllo.n,
1885 (med.); had Louis Riel under
his perso.nal charge; an Imp, Federa-
t; Ang.-The Barracks, Calgary,
"A maIL of fine oharacter, and of gn!.at
force .and ability."-Late N. F. Davin,
K.C., M.P.
Dearness, John, educationist.
Parents from Orkney Islds. ; b.
Hamilto.n, Ont., 1852; e. lo.cal schs.,
Prov!. No.rmal Sch. (graduated. with
honours, 1871), and Western Un Iv.
(M.A., 1903); m., 1881, Emma, d.
310
DE BASSANo-DE BLOIS,
late L. Wilkinson, London. Ont.: for
some yrs. a public sch. teacher: Pub-
lic Sch. Inspr.. Co. Middlesex. 1874-
99; since then has been vice-principal,
London Normal Sch.: also prof. bot-
any and zoolog., In Med. Dept., and
prof. botany, In Arts Dept., West
rn
Un Iv. ; has been presdt. Entomol. Soc..
ant., Onto Teachers' Assno, and London
Schoolmasters' Club. and chairman
Training Sf'c.. Onto Educ. A
sn. : apptiL
a memo Educl. Council, Ont., 1896;
do. Advls. Coun.ctl of Educ., 1909;
V.-P. Ollot. Hist. Soc., 1910; l'e-e-1 I ec<t.pd
dlo., ,1911; oe'e-CÌ'ed pre-s,d1t. I
ontd'on and
::\f'idd,'tes,ex H.ist. Soc., 1905: a ,me<m.
,qn Jioose Sioale Comn.. 1899; onte ()if 'bhe
eds. II Royall Can. Rood,ers," and I3n
OOClas'Ïonal, ocm1ribUltor too educ. jour-
IlIa'los; author I()f 2 nature-f>Ì'ud'Y text-
books; a Pres-b.-London, Onto
De BasBano, Duchesse, titled lady.
O. d. late Geo. Burns Symes anð
Marianne S., d. late Hon. Austin
CuvilUer, first spea.,ker of the Le
.
Assembly, Can.; b. Quebec, May 28,
1845; e. Ursuline Convent, there; m.,
Aug., 1872, Napoleon Hughues Charles
Marie, Marquis de Bassano, who suc-
ceeded to the dukedom on the death of
his f.ather, 1898 (d. 1906); both she
and her husband were personal friends
of the late Emperor of the French, and
of his widow, the Empress Eugenie;
was presented at the Eng. Court
several t1mes.-9 Rue Durnont-d'UrviZle,
Paris, France.
De Bellefeuille, EdoUMd Lefebvre,
lawyer.
E. S. late .Joseph L. de B., Seigneur,
and Caroline, d. E. M. Leprohon; b.
St. Eustache, P.Q.. June, 1840; e. St.
Mary's (Jesuit) ColI., Montreal; m.,
1st, 1874, Mlle. Almandine Beaudry
(d.); 2ndly, Mch., 1879, Agnes Annie,
e. d. Angus C. M. Macdonell, M.D.,
Montreal; advocate, 1861: K.C. (M.
of Lansdowne), 1887; successfully
practises his prof. In Montrf'al; has
pleaded before the P. C. in Eng.; an
early contributor to the press, and was
one of the eds. of L 'Ordre during It!'
existence; 'Was one of the founders or
La Rev. Canadienne, and contributed
largely to Its pages; has !published:
.. Thèse sur les Mari.ages Clan des tins "
(1860) : II Le Code CivH Annotê" (3rd
ed., 1891); also II Le Canada et les
Zouaves Pontificaux" (1868); for-
merly a Papal Zouave: a Con., and un-
successfully contested Iberville (Lo-
oal), 1871: Is a Chevallér of the Order
of Plus IX and a Commander of the
Order of the Holy Sepulchre: a R. C.
o St. Jarnes S
., .Uontreal.
De BlaqTÙere, The Bight Honourable
William, Baron,
Second s. late Chas. de B.. Wood-
stock, Ont., and Agnes (Lawson)
de B.; grands. Hon. Peter Boyle de
B., M.L.Co, and chancellor Toronto
Unlv.; b. Woodstock, Sept. 5, 1856; e.
tJhoere; m., J,an., 1888, Luci,enn'e (a
memo Imp. Federation League; pre-
sented, with her husband, to the late
and to 1Jhe pr'eserllt King and Que-en).
d. late Gøo. E. DeIS'OO'ffi,tS, Mon,t,re.a 1 :
for some )"'rB. in s,erV'I'Ce Balnk of Mont.
t'e'al; succeed'ed his eous,ln, In the peer-
age, 1889 ; Is a,l,s'o a hal'1oneot, and Grea't
A,lnagar -of IreL; a J.P., and a'll offr. In
the Nort,h 80mer!i:,et Y-eomanry Cav-
airy: a Con.; an Ang.-" The CircuB,
Bath, Eng,; 1Vhite's Club, London,
Eng.
de BIoi., Bev, Austen Kennedy,
(Bapt.), educationist.
S. late Rev. Stephen W. de B., D.D.,
and Mary (Fitch) de B., Wolfville,
X.S. ; a distant relative of Jane Austen,
the novelist; b. Wolfville, Dec. 17,
1866; e. Acadia Uriiv. (A.B., 1886;
A.M., 1888), Brown Univ. (A.M., 1887;
Ph.D., 1888), Newton Theol. Coli.;
London Unlv., Lelpzig Univ., and Ber-
lin Univ.; LL.D., 1.'ranlc1in CoIl., Ind.,
] 897; m., June, 1890, Miss Erminie
Day, Yarmouth, N.S.; vice-principal
Union Bapt. Semy., S1:. Màrtln's, N.B.,
1 R!J1-2; principal, do., 1892-4; presdt.
Sihurtleff OoN., Alton, HI., 1894-9;
pastor 1slt DalPt. Oh., Elgin, nL, 1899-
1903: pas.to.r 1st Ba,pt. Oh., Ohlcoago.
1903-t.1; since tm'ell' ,bas been pa!i:'tor
1!'.t Hapt. Oh., OOoffimonwe-a lt'h Ave.,
Bm;:lt,on, M'::1'!i:s.; V.-P. Ill. Y. M. C. A..
1898; declined presidency Acadia
Univ., 1906: del. China Missy. Conf.,
1907; has travelled extensively; author
.. Bible Study In American Colleges"
(1897), .. The Pioneer School" (1899) :
In Can. .a Lib.; In U.S. a Democrat.-
Boston, JI (lSS.
"A strong and very clever man."-St.
J olm Telegraph.
.. An a1l10 and stimulating preacher."--
11. Herald.
II Hanks among the pulpit orators of
Am.; is also a graceful and forceful
write-r."-Rev. R. O. MOTse.
de Blois, Charle., physician.
S. Joachim and Arthêmise (Frê-
chptte) de B. ; b. Quebec, Nov. I, 1867;
nearly related to the poet Frêchette and
to Sir A. P. Caron; e. Quebec Semy.,
Laval Univ. (M.D., avec (listfnction,
1892, Post-Grad. Med. Sch., N.Y., and
at Paris and Berlin; m., Oct., 1896,
Cordélia. d. late O. Carignan, M.P.,
Three Rivers, P.Q.: has successfully
pmctlsed his prof., first at Newmarlcet,
N.H., and, since 1895, at Three Rivers,
P.Q.; founded .. The Three Rivers
Hydro-Electro Inst. and Sanatorium,"
for the treatment of nervous and
chronic diseases, 1896; a memo of the
Three Rivers Med. Assn., of the Soc.
IIl't'ern. de Méd. p.hyslÏque (Paris), O'f
t.he Soc. Fìmnça,is'e d'El'eoC'trothérapIe
(Paris), genl. secy. of t.he Assn. of
French-speaking Phys. of North Am.,
rorr,esponlden.t of the .. Oom.tê direlc,
tpur" and represented Can. at the 3rd
Ccn
res Intf'rn. d'Electrologie et de
Radlologie (Milan, 1906) ; a memo of the
Am. Electro-Thel'1'\p. Assn.: phys., St.
Joseph Hosp.; elected presdt. Can.
Comte., Paris Med. Congress, 1909;
author of many valuable papers on
med. subjects, which he has read, from
time to time, before varIous learned
bodies; Is regarded In Europe and
Am. as one of the most experienced
experts on nervous diseases now living;
has Introduced to the profession
several new electrical methods which
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311
hnve been used and adopted by dls- at the Cavalry Sch., Saumur; suc-
tI!1gulshed speclallsts;, R.C.-Three cessfully passing his ex.amns.. was
RiVers, P.Q. commissioned to the Cuirassiers. In
De Blois, Rev, Henry Despard (Ang.), which corps he served a term; came
author. to Can., 1877; m., 1879, Miss J. NoUn;
B. Halifax, N.S., Oct. 13, 1831; e. since Mch. 1, 1839, has been principal
Hallfax Grammar Sch. and King's ColI of the Cath. Commer. Acad., Mont-
Unlv., Wind,sor (B.A., 1857: D.C.L.: real, In which posltlon he has
1910) ; (). priest, 1854; fO.r1IIH:!'1'Y curaltoe achieved more than a local reputa-
St. John's Cath., Antigua; successively tlon; Is also an examr. of candidates
rector Bridgewater, A1bion Mines for the study of pharmacy, and holds
Annapolis and BrldgetO'Wn, N.S.; n'O\
several sImilar offices: author of a
ret,lred; author: .. The LlJIes of the history of Montreal, and of the Lives
..'Ielù anld the Birds of the Air" of Mlle. Mance (1883), M. Oller
"flam-bles in the West Indies," "Leav
s (1884). and Mgr. Bourget (1885);
from My Journal," "History of 'l'em- has also written a popular History
pl.arlsm," and "Missions and Mission of Can. (1898), and contributed a
Work": apptd. permt. grand chaplain Life of Mgr. de Laval (1906), to
Grand Lodge, A. F. & A. M., N.S., 1904: Morang's" Makers of Can." series;
-Annapolis Royal, N.S. prominently identified with the Antl-
(D. Annapolis. June 6, 1911.) Alcoholic Leag-ue, 1907; a R. C.-
De Bouchervil1e (see Boucher). 3.55 St. Denis St., l'rfontreal.
De Boucherville, Hon, Charles I de Bury and de Bocarme, Major
Eugene Boucher, statesman. Henry Robert Visart, Count,
Descended from Lleut.-Genl. PIerre Can. regular mil. forces; educa-
Boucher, Sieur de Grosbois, who be- tion-Ist.
came Gov. of Three Rivers, 1653, Rnd E. s. late Count Robert Visart de
was also Grand Seneschal of New B., and Lucy Gertrude de B., d. late
France; s. late Hon. P. B. de Boucher- Hy. G. Simonds, St. .John, N.B. ;
ville, M.L.C., and Amelie de Bleury. father a Belg-Ian noblE'man, was Bel-
b. Boucherville, P.Q., May 4, 1822; e: I
dan Consul for N. B., and Consular
Montreal (St. Sulplce) CoIl.; graduated I Agent :for France, St. John; b. Con-
M.D., Paris, 1843, and successfully stance, Germany, .June 11, 1872; e.
prac
Ised his profession for many yrs. Stoneyhurst, Eng., and Royal MIL
Ln Ills native dist.; m., 1st, Susanne ColI., KIngston; graduated, 1892; m.
(ò.), d. late R. M. Morrogh, MOD treal . Miss A
es May Robertson; gazetted
2ndly, Celeste (d. .Jan., 1892) d. laté lieut., Royal Gar. Arty., 1892; capt.,
Jõ'elix LussIer, Seigneur of Vårennes. 1900; 'Þa't-er a major; gazetted capt.,
a Con.; .sM for ChaJII1lbly, Cian. Assem
Oan. OI'dl!1anc-e Corps, 1911; serv.ed 1-0
b1ry, 1861-7; and has sin<:e be'en a Leg. Oe}
ll()n and Sot. Lucia, "V.I.; alPP'bd.
Oouncí.N'Ü'r. P.Q.; one of Sir Goon
.{' pl'of. aI"l:y., tlaJCttrics, r,eC'Ü'l1I!1,a,lssanlCe and
OaI"l:.ler's .. Old Guard"; VIO't'ed wi
h moll. law, Roya:t MIll. DoU.,
in'g'ston.
him in ,faw:mr of Con1f1eùeratf.c)ll, 1865: .\ug'., 1905; ce'3.1s'ed, 1910: 'Pl'Of. Qlr mIl.
oalJw .tJobhe Senate by Lord Lornoe t.ac.tlc.s. 'MeGiH Undv.,
llnce 1910; S1l'C-
l11eb. 12, .1879; was Speaker of .thé eeoe-dled !hIs fat!hoe<r In Jbhe ,Uble 'On hls
ue'g. Cl{}unûi,l, uooelr Mr. Cblauveau, (lea.th, Aug., 1907: Igran,ted roy,a.l
1867-73; ,hoe':d same ().ffice, as Premi-er l,j.C'en'S'e to u
the ItHle 'Of 001.1O-t d'e
M Queb'e'C', from Seút., 1874, untit Bury .and dte Bocarme, 1911; R, C.-
diSIuislse-ð wï.t'h .hilS - colleagues by ]fcGill Unive1'sity, }l,fontreal: Chnte(l1I
Lt.-Gúv. Løte:UieT de St. .Just, Jan. de B1t1.
', Hainnut, Belgium,. Frontenac
29, 1876: was æ.>1'led a second t'ime Cl1tb, Kingston.
to 'Ì'he P.remien:ihi'P by IA.-Gov U One of the- ab1est teacbers in thp
Ang'ers (q.v.), af,ber tfhe dismissal 00!J1i('<ge."-Canadia11 Military Gazette.
of &l\
r. Mereler, Dec. 21, 1891, and Decarie , Hon, Jeremle L. , statesman;
l'eIIlla.lnle din offiee up to Dp-c. 16.
1892; favours the -creaHon of Ottawa lawyer.
and vicinity Into a Federal dlst. llkE' S. late D. .Jêrêmle, M.P.P., and Phll-
Washlng1bon; C.M.G., 1894: a R. C., omêne (lJe.duc) D.; family Qne of tJhe
and an Ultramontane.-Bottche1.villc oldest In Quebec; b. Notre-Dame-de-
l'.Q. ' Grace, Montreal, Aug., 1870; e. Mont-
"Hii-s reoord is without .a stain person- real Coli., St. Mary's Coli. and Laval
_,.
Uti .' 1 " M e' Univ. (LL.B., 1894); m., 1st, May,
IWI'Y V"L :po.' .ca" y. - . ..,tar.' 1898, his cousin, Rose ALba (d. Mch.,
"The grand ()lId man ()of the Provinæ 1902), d. A. C. Decarie, regr. Co.
(}If Quebec."-M. and E. Hochelaga: 2ndly, Oct., 1907, .Juliette,
de Brumath, Adrien Leblond. educa- e. -d. Hon. H. B. Rainvll1e; advocMe,
tionist. 1896; a former law partner of Sir
S. M. Leblond de B., for 30 yrs. Lamer Gouin (q.v.) and Hon. R.
dlr. of the Bailleul Insane Asylum and Lemieux (q.v.); K.e., 1906: a Lib.'
the Ste. Anne's Lunatic Asylum, has sat for Hochelaga (Local), succeed-
Paris, who was decorated for his pub- Ing his father, since 1904; lMinr. o.f
llc servIces b
' the Govt. of France. Agrkul. (-In Gouin Govt.) , .Jan.-Dec.,
grands. of a King's CounseHor, whó 1909; since then has ,been Pro vI. Secy.;
was also a Knight of the Legion of fO:H'OUl'S a {larmer!'.' ul11ivPTsity; a m'em
Honour, aM great-grands. of a gene<rol Montreal Red'orm Club; R. C.-Quebec;
of[r., who perished during the Reign FO Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal; Notre-
of Terror; b. Schlestadt, Alsa.ce, Dame-de-Grace, P.Q.,. Club St. Denis,.
AI})!. 16, 1854; e. under the Jesuits, Montreal Jockey Club,. Reform Club;
Amlens: sUbsequently, studied law Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club; St.
at Paris, and later for t'he army, George Snowshoe Club, Montreal.
312
DECAZES-DELAGE.
DeCazes, Paul, retired public servant;
litterateur.
S. late Chas. de C., an extensive land-
owner, who sat In the Can. Assembly
before Confederation and who was the
first native French memo returned to
the Can. ParU.; b. St. Herblon, Brit-
tany, France, .Tune 16, 1840; e. l']nst.
Loriol, Frnnce; Lit. D., (Laval Univ.),
1891; m., Nov., 1869, Mlle. Hermine
St. Denis, St. Hyacinthe, P.Q. (d. Oct.,
1905); oo.me to Can., 1858; ed. suc-
cessively Le Messager-de-Joliette and
Le Courier-de-St. Hyacinthe; later,
owned and ed. La Nation (St. Hyacin-
the), and was for 5 yrs. a contributor
to Le Monde, Paris; advocate, 1869;
practised his prof. In partnership with
his brother-In-law, the late Hon. H.
Mercier, up to 1874; was In Paris, on
behalf of the Dom. Govt., 1874-9; took
part In tbe Ex.pn. tbJere, 1878; jOinoo
Quebec public service, ApI., 1880; secy.,
Dept. of Public Inst., P.Q., 1880-1908;
retired on a pension and returned to
France, 1908; apptd. F.R.S.C., on Its
formation, by the Marquis of Lorne;
elected a memo of the Geograph. Soc.,
France, 1875; apptd. an Offr. de l'Inst.
publique (France), 1888; became
presdt. sec. 1 of the Royal Soc. of
Can., 1886; author numerous essays
and monographs, published In France
and Can., Including U Notes sur Ie Can-
ada .. (of which several eds. have
appeared) , U Code scolalre de la
Province de Quebec," etc.; discovered
Champlain's tomb, Quebec, 1907; a
R. C.-Care Canadian offlce, 10 Rue de
Rome, Paris, France.
De CeUe., Alfred Duclos, Dom. par-
Hamen tary service; litterateur.
S. late A. D. de C., N.P., and Sarah
A. (Holmes) de C.; b. St. Laurent,
P.Q., Aug. 15, 1843; f'. Quebec Semy..
Laval Unlv. (B.A., 1867: Lit.D., 18QO),
and Royal Mil. Sch.; LL.D. (hon.).
Ottawa Un Iv., 1901; m., 1876, Eu-
genie, d. late E. P. Dorion, chief
French translator, House of Com-
mons, Ottawa; advocate, 1873, but
never practised; successlvf'ly f'd. Le
,T01trnal de Québec, and of La Minerve,
hoth Con. organs; asst. librarian of
ParU., Ottawa, 1880-5; .sInce then
has been genl. librarian of Parlt.;
also a memo Bd. of C. S. Examrs.; ed.
L'Opinion publique (Montreal), 1881-
3; a F.R.S.C.; one of the original
merns. 'Of bhe It Cercle des Dix," Otta-
wa; vice-chairman Aberdeen Assn.;
presdt. local branch of the Alliance
Françalse; widely known by hIos 'Writ-
ings; contributes to La Presse, Mont-
real; a leading figure among the
French-Canadians and very popular;
author many important historical
works, Includin.g: U La. Crise du Rê-
glme Parlementalre," U A la Conquête
de la Llbertê en France et au
Canada," U Les Constitutions du
Canada," .. Les Etats Unis" (crownf'd
with the Ihlg'hest prize In the gift
of the Frenoh Acad. <Yf Political
and Moral Sciences, Paris. viz. :
500 francs); .. ,Papineau," U Pa'Plneau
and CartJter," U Lafontaine-Cartier"
(U Makers of Ca.n." serl,es); apptd. a
Ohe.\'
lder d.e lla ,legion d!'lhonlJleur by
t.he F.renoh Re>pub1oloc (.1903); was pre-
V'il()lUsly arppbd. an offr. de l'hist. pub-
lique, by tlhe. same Govt.; C.M.G.
(1907); R. C.-71 Russell Ave., Ot-
tawa; summer: " Les Goinions," Pointe
au Pic, P.Q.
"One of O'U'r hig'hest .authorities ()'Il .all
subjects touching Canadi.an public affairs;
is aJlJ almost in.fa111ble guide."-Rt. Hon.
Sir Chas. Tupper (q.v.).
.. Universally po'Pular and wen liked."-
Dr. John Reade (q.v.).
.. \\ïelds a vi
or(ll1s pen and is master
of a broad sty11ø."-M. and E.
De Cew, Jud&on Albert,
hemical en-
gineer.
Desc-enoded from Capt. John De .c.,
U. E. L., who serV'ed 'in War of 1812,
and aftoer whom was nam'oo De Cew'
F'alls, St. CatiharIne's. Ont.; b. WIR.t'er-
ford, Ont.; e. "\V-ood'stock C()Ill.; fell'Ow
Sch. of Pree. SoCoien-ce, Tooronlto, 1901-2;
graùuatf'd B.A.Sc. (Toronto Univ.),
1902; asso. memo Can. Soc. C. E.,
1906; only memo chf'mlcal f'ngtng.
prof. in Can.; is chief chf'mist Can.
Paper Co.; author various articles In
t'eochnicoall jooUirnøl-s.-l09 Côte St. An-
toine Rd., Westnwunt, Montreal; Jl,Iont-
real Amateur Athletic Assn.
De Champ, Jean Camille st, Elme
Baron, educationist.
Llcenciê en droit, diplomê de l'Ecole
supre. de cerc., offieler d' Académle
(1905); branche ainêe des de Champ
1Jia;rons du LyO'Ilnais; b. Dyons, F'rance,
1872; "e. Coll. St, Thomas d' Aquln
(Dominicans) and Univs. of Lyons
and Paris (B.A.) ; m.; lect. In French,
Toronto Univ.; presdt. du Comte. de
l' Alliance Française, Toronto; author
many pUblic lectures and articles In
periodicals; R.C.-Dean's House, To-
ronto University, Toronto.
Deeprose, :Rev, Charles Stephen
(Meth.).
S. late Jesse D., Ninfield, Sussex,
Eng.; b. there, Dec. 31, 1857; e. in
Eng. ; graduated Montreal Wesl. Theol.
CoIl. (class prizeman), 1885; m., Aug.,
1889, Mary .T., 2nd d. Thos. Boorman,
Wadhurst, Sussex; 0., 1888; held some
Important charges, Including asst. at
Dom. Ch., Ottawa, and poastor Rich-
mond, Coatlcook, Huntingdon. and
Sherbrooke; since 1910 pastor Ottawa
South; set"V'ed as a del. to the two
last Gent. Confs. ; secy. Montreal Conf.,
1901; chairman Huntingdon dist.,
1900; do., Stanstead dlst., 1902; do.,
Quebec dist., 1906; presdt. Montl"f'al
Conf., 1910; presdt. Ottawa Meth.
-:\iinlsterial Assn., do.-.UB Rive?'dale
Ave., Ottawa, Onto
"A devo.ted cleorg
man and 8 lovahle
man."-l.Jate Rt1'. Dr. Ðaw8on, V.G.
de Fronsac, Viscount (see Forsyth,
F. G.).
Delage, Olivier Cyrille Fraser, not-
ary; legislator.
French-Can. and Scottish origin; s.
Jl
an B., and Mary E. (Fraser) D.;
h. Quebec, May 1, 1869; e. Quebec.
emy. and Laval Unlv. (LL.B., 1892;
RL.. 1899; LL.D., 1908; W'Ü'n Angers
and Tessier silver meds., Stanley gold
med. and the Casgrain prize In criminal
law); m., Oct., 1894, Mlle. Allce
DE LA MARRE-DE LORIMIER.
313
Brousseau, Quebec; a N. P.; success-
fUlly practises his prof. In Quebec;
elected memo Bd. of Notaries, P.Q.,
1903; apptd. a memo Cath. sec., Coun-
cil of Public Instruction, 1905; a dir.
Le Soleil Publication Co. (L.P., 1903),
1904; declined nomination to the Que-
bec mayoralty, 1908; has sat for Que-
bec Co. (local) since Oct., 1901; elected
deputy speaker, 1909; R. C.-8l1 Rue
Des Fosses. Quebec.
De La Marre, Rev. Elzea.r (R.C.).
S. Chas. and Luce (Laroche) D.;
parents among first settlers at He-
bertvllle, P.Q., and therefore pioneers
of the Valley of Lake St. John; b.
Laval, P.Q., Sept. 8, 1854; e. Quebec
Semy.: followed theoi. course, Chicou-
tlml Semy.; subsequently, at Rome;
D.D. (Laval Unlv.), 1902; o. 1883;
asst. pastor, Murray Bay, 1883-7; at
.Jacksonville, Florida, 1887-8; pastor
Les Eboulements, 1888-9; dir. .Junior
Semy., Chlcoutiml, 1891-3; prefect of
studies, 1893-5; asst. superior, 1895-9;
superjl(}r, 1899-1905 (also for a time
prof. moral theol.); chaplain, Hôtel
Dieu de St. Vallier, 1892-99; Diocesan
Inspr. of Academies and Convents.
1896; one of the promoters and chief
ed. L'Oiseau-Mouche. 1893-1903; e. CIon...
tributor to other periodicals; author
II La Devotion à S. Antoine It (20,000
copies), with 2 Eng. editions; founded
at ,tihe Hôte:]! Di,eu d
St. Vanier the
St. Anthony's Orphans' Home for
Girls, 1894, and a rellgious commun-
ity: Rellgieuses de St. AntoIne die
Padoue; now procurator of the Semy.
of Chicoutlml; a dlr. of l' Assur. Mu-
tuel des Evêches et .Maisons d'Educ.
et de Charitê, P.Q., and V.-P. Cle des
Ðaux and doe 'l'Eil.eci. of C:hoLcouobim'i.-
l"Hotel-Dieu, Chicoutimi, P.Q.
Delamere, Lt,-Col, Joseph Martin,
Onto public servIce.
A bro. T. D. D. (q.v.); b. Co. Down,
Irel., .July 2, 1848; e. U. C. CoIl.; m.,
ApI.. 1878, Elizabeth M.. y. d. late
Lt.-Coi. G. T. Denison, II Rusholme,"
Toronto; entd. Onto public service,
1868, and was subsequently postmas-
ter to the Legislature; since .Jan.,
1907, has been asst. elk.; entd. Queen's
Own Rifles (Unlv. Co.), 1865. and,
passing through all grades, attained
the It.-colonelcy of the regt., 1896;
retired, and placed on the R. 0., 1909;
holds the long service decoration;
served during the Fenian raid, 1870
(genl. service med., with 1 dasp);
served during the N. W. RebelUon,
1885. IncludIng the reUef of Battle-
ford, and the operations against Big
Bear's band (med.): took part In
Queen Victoria's Diamond .Jubilee
celebration, London, 1897: was presdt.
Can, Miil. Inst., 1898-1900; a keem and
enthusiastic rifleman, taking part In
all the meetings at Ottawa and
'Dorront1:'O dumn.g a ,]Iong sf'l"Iie.s {)f yrs.;
organized the Mil, Rifle League,
and commanded the Bisley team, 1900;
. an Ang.-2.J Cecil St.. Toronto; To-
ronto Club.
Delamere, Thomas Dawson, lawyer.
S. Dawson D., late H. M.'s Customs,
Toronto, and .Jane (Mar-tin) D,; b. Co,
Down, Irel., Mch. 25, 1847; e. U. C.
CoIl, and Toronto Univ (B.A., and med.
in metaph., ethics., logic and civil
polity, 1866; M.A., 1870); m., .June,
1880, Grace, wldl()w Ralph Winnington
Keefer, barrister, and e. d. late E. O.
Bickford, Toronto: barrister, 1870;
K.C. (Earl of Derby), 1889; success-
fully practises his prof. In Toronto; a
memo law firm D., Reesor & Ross; a
former law partner of Kenneth Mac-
kenzie, K.C.; lect. and examr., Law
Sch., Osgoode Hall, 1876-86; chairman
La w Scll. for some yrs.; engd. In
many important cases, and was solr.
for several public cos.; presdt., for
some yrs., Irish Proto Benevol. Soc.,
Toronto; a councillor Toronto Unlv.
Alumni Assn.; served In Univ. Rifles
during Fenian raids (med.); retired
from Queen's Own, as capt., 1872; a
Reformer; a memo Imp. Federation
League; Ang. (Evangel.), and a del.
to the Synod.
9 Heath St., Toronto.
(D. Toronto. _Uch. 17. 1911.)
Delfosse, Georges, artiste-peintre.
S. late Mêlene D., merchant and secy.
late Hon. .John Pangman, and Jose-
phine (Mount) D., a sister of Dr.
Mount, Montreal; through his mother
Is connected wIth the family of the
Marquise de Lotblnlêre, and is of U.
E. L. descent; b. Les Rapldes, St.
Henri de Mascouche, P.Q., Dec. 8, 1869;
e. there and Montreal; m., May, 1908,
AlIne, d. Alexis Contant, .Montreal;
studied art under late Abbê Chabert,
and more recently In Europe; his
works consist of portraits and reli-
gious tableaux, both In oils, the lat-
ter for the decoration of monasteries
and churches; of his portraits, one
of the most successful is that of Sir
W. Laurler, which was presented to
that statesman by his Montreal
friends, 1897; one of his works, a pic-
ture of the Chateau de Ramezay,
Montreal was accepted by the Royal
Acad., LOndon; perhaps his most im-
portant production is an historical
pa'inting representing Montreal In
1760; R. C.-!51a Sherbrooke St. E.,
Montreal.
DeLongueuil, Beginald d'I:berville
Charles . Grant, Eigh th Baron,
2nd .s. Ohas. Il'1WIin Grant, 6ttih
Baron, and Harriet, 4th d. Frind
Cregoe Colmore. of Moor End, Co.
Gloucester, Eng.; b., 1856: m. Kate
Isobel, d. .John Church {)f Carfin,
Lanarkshire, Scot.; succeeded his bro.,
the 7th Baron, 1898; title was granted
by Louis XIV, of France, by Letters
Patent dated Jan. 26, 1700, and was
recognized by her late Majesty Queen
Victoria, Dec. 4, 1880.-Chambly, Pau,
France.
De LOrimier, Albert Emmanuel, law-
yer.
S. late Wm. de L., fonnerly of
Montreal; b. Sault St. Louis, P.Q.,
.June 2, .1861; e. Hun1Iugd'on, Acad.,
St. !MJary's (.J.esui.t) 00(11., IM'O'Il1reø.l,
and Lawul Hnllv. (B.A., .1885; LL.B.,
do.); m., Oct.. 1885, Rachel. M<el-
vinø., d. Hion. Mlr. .Justice C. C. de
Lorimler (q.v.) ; ad'V'OOOJte, 1885: K.C.,
1903; successfuJIy practises his prof.
314
DE LORIMIER-DEMERS.
in Montreal; a memo law firm Angers,
de L., Godin & de L.; a dir. La Soc
d' Adminls. Generale, and the Crêdlt
Foncier Franco-Canad,ien; R. C.--804a
Dorchestel' St. 1V., 1Ilontreal; Lafon-
taine Club; Cana.dian Club, do.
de Lorimier, Ron, Charles Chamilly,
Judge.
S. late J. B. C. and Rachel Cadieux
(de Courville) de L.; b. Dubuque,
Iowa, U.S., Sept. 13. 1842: e. St.
Mary's (Jesuit) Coil., Montreal;
LL.D. (Laval Unlv.), 1882: m., 1865,
Delle de Serres St. Jean, Montreal;
advocate, 1865; K.C. (Marquis of
Lorne) , 1882; practised his profession
In Montreal: joint atty. Credlt-Fon-
cler Franco-Can.; Crown prosecutor,
Dist. Terrebonne, 1873-5; since 1880
prof. criminal law, Laval Unlv.; one
of the founders of La Themi8, and
assisted in its editorship; published
II La Bibliotheque de Code Civil" (21
vols. ), and II Cours de Droit Crlm-
fnel": Is sole dir. of La Rev. de Jur-
isprudence; In early yrs. was presdt.
L'Unlon Cath. (Montreal): apptd. a
puisne judge, Sup. Ct.. P.Q., Apt Hi,
1889: R. O. under E. F. Act, for
L'Assomption. 1894: a R. C.. and a
memo Cath. Sch. Commr
.-5.J Cher-
rier St., lIfontreal.
"A sound laW)er: particularly well
trained in the civil laiW."-M. Standard.
"An albl('i jUfliS(,OIJ1ISltlb!:" ftS wdl 0'<;' II 11
amiable and cultured gentleman."-Mail
and Empire.
De LoriJ11Ïer, Joseph Greetham, la w-
ver
E.' s. . Lt.-Cot Richard Greetham de
Tyldersley, R.E., and Helen R. (de
T....m'imier) ,rue T.; h. .s'au:1Ì st. La.uds,
P.Q., Feb. 24, 1881; assumed his
mother's name, 1885: e. St. Mary'
(J'H5UÛlt) Cooli\. and :McGi'll Univ.; Bu.\..;
LL.B.; m., June, 1909, Beortlbe. d. H'O'n.
L. P. Brodeur (q.v.): formerly In
banking business in Fran-ce and U. S.;
advocate, 1908; a memo legal firm
Angers, die L., Goodlin & d,e L., 1
l!onlt-
real; has written on finance; a Lib.;
R. C.-40ge lilt. Royal Are., JIontTeal:
Club Lafontaine; Canadian Club, do.
De LurY, Alfred Tennyson, educa-
Hom,ist.
Irish origin; b. Manilla, Ont., May
13, 1864; e. Oshawa and Bowman-
vllle hIgh schs., Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
with med. In math., 1890; M.A., 1902),
and Clark Univ.; math. master, Whet-
ham CoIl., Vancouver, 1891: do. Har-
bord St. (Toronto) CoIl. Inst., 1892;
lect. In math., Toronto Univ.. 1892-
1902; assOc. prof. do., 1902-8: prof.
do., since 1908; dean of residence,
1892-99; senator Toronto Univ., 1904;
capt., Unlv, of Toronto Rifle Assn_,
1904-6; for some yrs. V.-P. Royal
Can. Astron. Assn.; elected presdt.
JIo., Jan.. 1910; re-elected, 1911: ØJIso
a Idfe feUlow, do.; a memo Am. .Malbh.
SO'C.; au1hoT "Am ArH'mnetl-c f'Ûr High
Sch'Ûol.s and 0001,1. Insto1tJutt-e8" (1903):
"An Intermedla.te AIgøbm for Seoonod-
a.ry Soh'()o()ls" (1904).-Univer8ity of
Toronto, Toronto; Lambton Golf and
Country Club, do.
de Martigny, Charles Le Moyne, law-
yer.
Head of the Le Moyne family, includ-
Ing the de Longueuil, de Bienville,
d'Iberville and de Sevigny branches;
b. Varennes, P.Q. ; e. St, Mary's
(Jesuit) Coll., Montreal, and the Sor-
bonne, Paris; advocate, 1881; counsel
to tihoe Dan. Oommr., P<Ll'is; re
I'e<senlted
tJhie law H.on. L. J. F10rget at Paris;
R. C.--8 Rue Auber, Paris, France;
Cercle de l'Union Artistique, do.
Demers, Joseph, lawyer; legislator.
Bro. Judge D. (q.v.); b. Henryvillt-,
P.Q., May 31, 1871; e. St. Hyacinthe
ColI. and St. Mary's (Jesuit) ColI. (B.S.,
1891; LL.B., 1895); m., .Jan., 1896,
Mlle. Berthe Gravel, Arthabaskaville,
P.Q.; advocate, 1895; R.C., 1908; su('-
cessfully practises his prof. at St.
Johns: a Lib.; has isaot f'Ûr St. .Johns
and Iberville (H.C.), since 1906; R.C.
-St, Johns, P.Q.
Demers, Capt, Louis Auguste, Dom.
pub. service.
French-Can. origin; b. Montreal,
Aug. 18, 1862; e. Montreal Acad.; fol-
lowed course in nav. in London, Eng.;
m. Elizabeth, d. Capt. Craggs, London,
Eng.; long in the merchant marine,
as sailor, mate and master; later, was
prof. in a Can. Marine Sch.; In Can.
Fisheries Protective Service, 1891-1903 ;
enld. public service as asst. examr.,
master and mates, Dept. of l\<Iarine and
Fisheries, 1904; promoted chid examr.,
same year. and wreck commr., June,
L909; .1<'.R.A.S., 1905; F.R.S.A. 19C9;
R. C.-SIO Nelson St., Ottawa.
.. A sailor of great experience and un-
commún attainments."-V, World.
Demers, Ron, Louis Philippe, judge.
S. late Alexis Louis D" M.L.A., and
Marie (Goyette) D.; ancestors from
Dieppe, Normandy; b. Henryvllle, P.
Q., Sept. 16, 1863; e. St. Hyacinthe
ColI. and Laval Unlv. (B.A., 1883;
LL.D., 1889); m., Sept., 1887, .Jose-
phine, d. late J. E. Z. Bouchard, N.P.,
Co. Regr., Naplerville, P.Q.; advo-
ûate, 1886: R.C., 1899; ;praotised mlis
prof. In Montreal; was prof. of univ.
hlst. at the Monument Nat., Mont-
real, and a prof. of commercial law.
Laval Unlv.; also a sch. commr.,
Montreal; one of the f
unders of La
Rev. Legale (new series), In which
appeared many articles from his pen;
author of a thesis, "Privilêges sur
les biens .Meubles"; sat for St. Johns
and Ibervllle (H. C.), In Lib. Interest,
1900-06; chairman of Standing Orders
Comte., 1904; do. Private Bills do.,
1905-6: apptd. a judge of the Sup. Ct.,
P.Q., Aug. 31, 1906; transferred to
MJon,tTt=la.]., 1910; R. C.-JIontreal, P.Q.
"Able, courteous and distinguished."-
M. Gazette.
Demers, Pierre Paul, lawyer; late
U.S. consular service.
S. Isaac and Adelaide (Morisette)
D.; b. Can., Aug. 7, 1876, e. St.
Joseph's ColI., Memramcook, N.B.
(B.A., 1897), and Boston Unlv. (LL.B.,
1902); m., Apt, 1903, Miss Della 1\1.
Demers, Dover, N.H. ; successfully
practised hIs prof. at Boston and
Someri'worth, K.H.; memo N. H. House
DE MILLE-DENISON,
315
of Representatives, 1903; U. S. consul,
Port Limon, Costa Rica, 1903-5; do.,
Barranquilla, Colombia, 1905-8; do.,
Bahia, Brazil, 1908-9; now engd. in
railroading and manufacturing in
Brazil; memo Am. Soc. Intern. Law
and Boston Bar Assn.; Rep.; a R. C.-
Bahia, BI'azil; Dover, N.H.
of- de Mille, Alban Bertram, litt
. ---...s. late Jas. de M., M.A., the well-
known author of .. The DOdge Club,"
etc., and prof. of En-g. .}:it. and his.,
Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, and Annie
(Pryor) de M.; b. Halifax, N.S., 1873;
e. King's Call. Univ.,"'"N:'S:lB.A., 1893;
M.A., 1896)., and Hl3.rvaIXl' Uruiv.; m.,
1908,
Ioadelline. d. 0hIÏ>e1f .JUS1Jice
Ba,rlrer, St. .J'ohn, N.E.; \has be<en
prof. of Eng. and .hJist., Unlv. Kling's
CoH., Wdnd.sor, rundi :head '()f .hJist. dept.,
.MJj,1,bon A.cad., MoÏil'ÌJOI1J, Mass.; IlJOW
do. do., Be.I'lIllOlnrt .sch., Be'lm'on.t Oat.
besides many mag. and newspape;
articles is the author of .. Literature
In the Century" (vol. 11 of The
19th Century Series), 1900, and an
ed. of Longfellow's .. Evangeline"
(authorized for sch. use by the Coun-
cil of P. I., N.S.); a Can. by taste
and training; belleyes In some fonn
of Imp. federation, which should be
brought about gradually and care-
fully; has much faith In Can.'s fu-
ture. and thinks that she Is only at
the ,beglrunlng Qf her career.-Belmont,
Cal.; Hal'va'l"d TJni.on, Camb7-jdge,
.If ass.
De Montigny, Louvigny, civic official;
journalIst.
S. B. T. A. de M.:" b. St. .Jerome,
P.Q., Dec. 1, 1876; e. there, and Laval
Univ.; m., May, 1!-J04, .-\onro'inoe1bte, 0.
d. .Jul-eos Heolbr-on'ner,
I'onltI1eta,l; 'has
boon OO'lllnle('tte.d
,eH,her as rep'Ü'f!t,e'r
or ed., with various Montreal journals;
founded the Municipal Gazette, of
which ,he was '("d.-in-chief, 1904-10;
author .. Les Boules de Neige," a
drama, and of other productions;
awarde,d Les Palmes Acad., by the
French Govt., 1903; since 1910 has
been a translator for the Senate of
Can. ; ilL C.-303 Stewart St.. Ottawa.
Denis, Theophile, mining en
ineer:
Quebec public sen ice.
A French-Can.; b. Ff'b. 25, 1872: e.
McGill Univ. (B.A.Se., Ci., 1896; Mi..
1897) ; m., Nov., 1901, Margt.. d. late
.John Knowlson, Lindsay, Ont.; min-
ing engr., mines branch, Dept. of
Mines, Ottawa, 1898-1910; apptd.
supdt. of Mines, Quebec (vice Ohalskl.
q.v), .Jan., 1910; R.C.-Quebec.
Denl.on, Lt,-Col, Clarence Alfred
X1n.ey. lawyer.
4th S. late Coil. G. T. D., Rush-olme,
Toronto; a bro. of Co!. G. T. D., pollee
magte., Toronto, (q.v.); b. Toronto,
ApI. 9, 1851; e. U. C. Call.: m. Miss
Harriet Wall bridge ; a barrister; long
in 'bhe v. m. serv.ioe, .having entd. rt:Jhie
Queen's Own Rifles, as a private. 1866 ;
ea1Jf!oll1ed as a 'br()l()pe'r, GO'V.-Ge'l1iI.'s Bod'Y
Guard, 1868; attained to the com-
mand of the corps., 1898; R.O., 1904;
Irt.-ool. commd-g. Islt Dav. Br:ig., Wes1:-
ern Onlt. Command, 1907..,11 ; s'lnæ ttl1>e'I1
lL 0.; SoeJl"VOO dul'1ng Fenian RoebeIlldO'Il,
1866, 13!I1Jd N. W. RJe!1:JIeIIIUcm
1885
(meds.); <holds !Long servlooo æoorn-
tllon; Ang. a.nd oa ,die1. ;to rbhe SyJltods.-
55 Prince Arthw' Ave., Toronto; Can.
Mil. Inllt.
do.
Denl.on, Capt. Garnet Wol.eley,
King's regular mil. forces.
3rd s. Col. G. T. D. (q.v.) ; gods. F.M.
Lord Wolseley, O.M.; b. Toronto, Sept.
8, 1876; e. Royal Mil. Call., Kingston;
graduated at the head of the Call.,
1898; m., May, 1906, Agnes Flora, y.
d. E. H. K-eatJLnlg, C.E. (q.v.), To-
non.bo; 'gJaZR,t'OOd 2nd :I1iloort.. Royall
EJngrs., 1898; .IleUlt., 1901; capt., 1907;
served Koano-Solroto C'aJIllpM,gl1l, 1903
(moo., w1i'tlh clrusp); An.g.-Care Wm'
Office, London, Eng.
Den1.on, Col, George Taylor, On t.
pUblic service.
U. E. L. stock; s, Lt.-'CoI. G. T.,
the founder of Toronto Militia, and
:\Iary Anne (Dewson) D.; grands. Lt.-
CoI. G. T. D., a 'Volunteer, both in 1812
and '37; and .gt. grands. Capt. JQhn
D., of H. M.'s 2nd Y.ork Regt., a
pioneer of U. C.; b. Toronto, Aug. 31.
1839; e. U. C. Call. and Toronto Unlv.
(LLÆ., 1861); m., 1st, Jan., 1863;
CaroUne (.d. F,eb., 1885), d. O. .J. Mack-
l,ellTI, OhIPlpoewa., Onlt.; 2nd.ly, Dec., .1887,
Helen (a memo Imp. Order Daughters
Û'f the Empire and of spßCial comte.
thereof for caring for soldiers' graves
in R A.. 19.02; a m.em. aðvis. 'bd.
Women's Welcome Hostel, Toronto,
1908; .prf'sented with her husband to
King Edward and Queen Alexandra,
St. .James's Pal'ace, 1902), Y. d. late
.James Mair, Perth, Ont.; barrister,
1861; suocessfully practised his prof.
in Toronto, in partnership with
his bro., the late Lt.-CoI. F. C. D.,
CIM.G. M.P.: an ald. (St. Patrick's
Ward)', 1865-7; special immigr: a ..
tion commr. from Onto to Gt. Brit..
1872 and 1873; since 1877 has been
polioe magte., Toronto; one of
he
oldest living .offrs. In the v. m. serVIce.
having entd. the Gov.-Genl.'s Body
Gds. as a cornet, 1855; became capt.
of his troop, 1857; major, 1862; It.-
col., 1866; col., 1907; apptd. hon. It.-
C'o1., G.-G. 'Bo'dy Gel's.. 1907; ,p,aSlsed' 'Dbe
Royal Mil. Sch., Toronto (1st class
cert.), 1866; holds the IQng service
dJelClo, rn11ion .a'llSiO 'a 18t 'Clla
s CI3....."
cert. ; was formerly 'prf'sdt. Dam.
Oav. A'siSn., anl(]
woas oelleútoed ,pl'eoolt.
of the Can. IMil. Inst., 1898; was on
active service during Fenian raid,
1866, and commanded the outposts on
the Niagara River, under Col. (now
F. M. Lord) Wolseley, in the autumn
of that year; was again on active .ser-
vice during the N.-W. 'Rebellion, 1885
(mentioned In despatches; med.); has
been a frequent contributor to the
newspaper and periodical press on sub-
jects of nat. and mllitary Importance,
anù has likewise appeared on the lee.
ture platform in advocacy of Canada's
rights and the preservation of the
unity of the Empire; has publ.lshed
separately: U The National Defences;
or, Observatlon.s on the Best Defensive
Force for Canada" (1861); U Canada,
Is She Prepared for War?" (do.); ".A
316
DENISON.
RevIew of the Militia Policy of
the Present AdmInistration" (1863);
.. Manual of Outpost Duties" (1866);
.. The FenIan Raid at Fort Erie"
(do.); II Cavalry Cha rges at Sedan"
(1872) ; "A Visit to Genl. R. E. Lee"
(do.); II Modern Cavalry" (Lon.,
1868; In German, 1869; in Russian,
1872; in Hungarian, 1881); II Cana<'1a
and Her Relations to the EII1JPire"
(Reprinted from the West. Rev.,
1895) ; 'c Soldiering In Canada ..
(1900), am1 II T'hop Strrtl
g"I" for Im-
perlal Unity" (1909); in 1877 w.on the
first prize offered by th
Emperor of
Russia for the best II History of
Ca va'lry "; on this occasion iProceeded
to S1. Peter.sburg, where he remained
for 2 months, and was presented to
the Emperor and Empress; the work
was pubiished in London the same
year, and In Russian, German and
.Japanese later; this achievem
mt was
very hlg.hly regarded, not alone by
Canadians, but by Brit. subjects
very-
where; to mark his sense of the
author's pluck and ability, the Mar-
quis of Dufferln, then Gov.-Gent of
Can., presented him with a medal
suitably inscribed; among the most
Important of his 'ImbUe lectures and
addresses have been the following:
.. The Importance of :Maintaining the
Unity of the Empire" ( delivered
be:fore the Imp. and Fed. League,
Lond., 1890); II The United Empire
Loyalists" (1891); II The Opening .o.t
the War of 1812" (do.); II National
Spirit: Its Influence upon Nations"
(<100.) : "ThIS Dang,e,rs tlnl3.l1: Mf''Ill3.ce 'the
British Empire and their Remedy"
(1902); II Imperial Defence" (1903),
and numerous others; has been con-
nected with a large number of national,
mil. and patriotic societies; was one
of the founders of the II Canada First"
party, 1867, an organIzation that did
much to shape the destinies of th-
great North-West, as well as of the
Dom. at large; later, assisted at the
birth of the Hist. Soc. of Ont., and Is
an hon. ,memo of the Women's Can.
Hist. Soc., as well as of the Lit. and
Hii.sr!:. S'Oc., Quebec, an<lJ vi ot'hell' b()læes ;
on the formation of the Royal Soc. of
Can., 1882, was selected ,by Its founder,
the Marquis of Lome (now Duke of
Argyll) to be a memo of tne sec. on
Eng. lit. and hlst., and was subse-
quenBy elected presdt. thereof, becom-
ing V.-P. of the soc. 1902, and presdt.
1903; In 1894 was apptd. a memo of
the bd. of trustees of U. C. CoIl.; was
later elected presdt. of the bd.; re-
signe.d, 1911:- In 1893 was elected
presdt. of the I1T11PI. Federation League
in Can., and when this body was dis-
solved, became rpresdt. of the Brit.
EJmpire League In Can., which took the
place of the former Assn. In the Dom. ;
of this League (Which has done and
is doing very effective work) he Is
still (1!H1) at the head; represented
his soc. at the coronation of King
Edward and Queen Alexandra, West-
minsue-r Abbey, 1902; pToeserutOOo t'O His
Majesty King Goor
e, 1901; In 1895
was paid the compliment by the Govt.
of the day .of requesUng him to unveil
the m'O'IlumenlÌ ereC't
in comm-em'Oll"a-
tdon 'Orf .the 'batHe 'Of Lundy's Lane; was
a,pptd. a memo of the Roya! Battle-
fields Comn., 1908; elected V.-P. Royal
ColonIal Inst., 1910; though born a
Con., has never ,been a party man;
since the first Red River Rebellion has
aIrways been a Cana<'1a First man,
standing neutral in politics, although,
for special reasons, contesting Algoma
(H. C.), In Lib. Interest, g. e. 1872;
advocates, with Intense earnestness,
the tightening of the bonds with the
Empire in every possible way (see his
work, II The Unity of the EmpIre," for
dle't:laJHs :as .t1O l11is W101rk :and labours dn
this respect); Ang.- tI Heydon Villa,"
Toronto; National Club, do.
., Pure justice Denisou""-M. Star.
"A man (}If invincible energy."-Pall
If( all Gazette.
c'A man of energy. enthusiasm and a.bil-
ity."-Sir Geo. W. Ross (q.v.).
<fA man of vital fo.rce in Can. Imperial.
ism."-L. Morni7lg Post.
II Has been a power for t.he repression
o-f cr:ime in '!XJ,ron-to; II. perfect genius for
we.ighing c.videnre."-7'. Globe.
"A patr:iot w.ith the coura.ge to do his
duty by his country; but for such men
in other times neith(>,r Canad.n n{)r tht>
British Empi.re wouId to,dlßY be in exist-
cn'ce."-.'1'. News.
"He would ha
been a mnitary lea.d('r
nf JlI1'te in ,any army he joined; is a man
in :I. thousand and a. born cavalry leade,r."
-P. M. ViscQU7It Wolseley.
"A'S nn aíter-dinner speaker has few
equals; invoariably the man sought nft('!"
when the voice of the country is to be
distinc,uy llea,rd; is consumed by nn en-
tll\1si'ßsm as wen as directed by an in-tRl-
Il'('t possessed by no other man in the
Dominion of Canada...-S. N.
Deni.on, Mrs, Gra.ce Elizabeth, auth-
or; jo
rnallst.
E. d. late Venerable ArchdJeacon
Sandys, Chatham, Ont.; b. thf're; f'.
N.Y. and London: m. Albf'rt Ernest,
s. late Lt.-Cot R. L. Denison, U Dovf'r-
court," Toronto; author II A Happy
Holiday, a tour through Europe"
(1891) and II The New Cook Book"
(1903); a frequent contributor of
brIght, clever .articles and sketches
tlO Outing, Saturday Night Ø1I1id .other
papers and m:ags.; 'IIIO'W, an-d IDor some
Y1l'S., society oe'd. of Saturday Night:
J'epres-en,t'8!di tnI!' 'W'(YTI1!e'Il j-ournaJJÏstg of
Oan. :a,t 'tJhe "T'OT-ld's F.aJir, Ohicago;
sometim'ßS wr>it-es unòler IÌIhe nom-de-
plume of U La,dy Gay" ; Ang.-125 Sim-
coe St., Toronto; Women's Can. Club,
do.
Denison, Bear Admiral John,. Royal
Navy.
A bro. Co!. G. T. D. (q.v.); b
II Rusholme," Toronto, May 25, 1853;
e. U. C. ColI. and Britannia training
ship; m., 1878, Miss Florence Led
gard, Ellerclose, Roundbay, York-
shIre; entd. R.N. as a cadet, ApI.,
1867; promoted sub-lIeut., 1873; lIeut.,
1878; commander, 1891; capt., 1896;
rear-admiral, 1906; employed on
many important and responsible
DENISON-DENNIS,
missions and duties; as capt. of the
Niobe, escorted the German Emperor
from the Nore to Flushing, 1901; was
commander of royal yacht Victoria
and Albert, and was flor seV'eral yrs. in
personal attendance on the late
Queen Victoria; escorted H.M.S.
Ophir, containing the present KIng
and Queen on theIr V'lsft to Can., 1901;
A.D.C. '00 ihds ,lø.ltre Majesty King Ed-
ward, 1905-6; V.-P. London, Eng., Old
Boys' Assn. of U.C. ColI., 1910; Ang.
-Alver8toke, Eng.; United Service
Club. London, Eng.
.. Êvery inch a. saiIm....-Can. Mil. Ga-
zette.
DenIson, Lt.-Cot, Septimus ðullu8
Augustus, Can. reg. mil. forces.
7th s. late Col. Geo. T. D., Toronto;
bro. Col. G. T. D. (q.v.); b. Toronto,
Sept. 3, 1859; e. U. C. 00111., RJoch:es't-e,r
Ho., Ea.þlng, Erug., aoo RoY'al.. M
1.
OolU., Kingston; 1111., Sept., 1881, Mm:n.le
Clarke, d. late Jas. Lowe; entd. 1st
Stafforo. Rie.g>t. a.s 2nd U,eut., 1880; lot.,
4tJh BaJtt. S. Straff'or1Ò. RJegt., 1880,;
capt" 1881; major, 1893; entd. R.C.
Regt. as capt., 1899; promoted major,
1904; It.-col., 1902; It.-col. commdg.
R. C. Regt., Sept., 1910; A.D.C. to Earl
Aberdeen when Gov..Genl. of Can.;
served S. Africa as A.D.C. to F.M.
Earl Roberts. 1899-1900; present at
operations In Cape Colony, north of
Orange River, 1899-1900; operations in
Orange Free State, Feb.-May, 1900, In-
cluding operations at Paardeberg nr.d
actions at Poplar Grove and Drlefon-
teln; operations In Transvaa.l, June-
Oct., 1900 (despatches twice; C.M.G.;
Queen's med. with 4 clasps) ; A.D.C. to
present King when Duke of Cornwall
and York during his tour In Can., 1901 ;
chief staff offr., West ant. Command,
1905-10; since ItJhen h'3JS oommanded
No. 4 Re.
imelmtJal Detpôt, Halifax,
N.S.; formerly an aJod., Torol1lto; ipTe-
serutoo to King Getol'ge and Queen
Mary, St. Ja.mes's Palaæ, July, 1902;
an aooompllshoo amateur aotor; Ang.
-Halifax, N.S.; Halifax Club; Toronto
Club, Toronto; United Service Club,
London, Eng.
.. Does no discredit to- his family n:ame."
-8. N.
Dennis, Major John S" Can. ry. ser-
vice.
S. late Lt.-Co1. John Stoughton D.,
C:M.G., Depty. Minr. or! the In,ter.ior,
Ottawa, and Sarah Marla (Oliver) D.;
b. Weston, ant., 1856; e. there, and by
private tutor; m. the d. of the late
Robt. Ooonroy, Aylmer, P.Q. ; a D. L. S. ;
studied for his prof. under his father,
went West, 1872; was for 4 yrs. in
the service of the H. B. Co., engd. In
surveys; organized the Co.' s Land
Dept.; served during the N.-W. Rebel-
lion, 1885; commanded DE!nnls's Scouts,
an intelligence corps, during the cam-
paign (med.); memo Can. Soc. C. E.,
1901 (V.-P. do., 1907); was Inspector
and chief engr. of SurveY'S, Dam. Govt.,
1887-94; ohlef engr., Irrigation Dept.
of Surveys, do. do., 1894-1902, and
depty. commr. of Public Works, N.- W.
T., 1897-1902; entd. ry. service as
Im,pdt. of Irrigation and Land Commr.
317
for B. C., Can. Pac. Ry., 1903; pro-
moted asst. to 2nd V.-P., do. do., 1904;
since 1910 has 'been mangr. of co.'s
Irrigation and land interests In Alta.
and B. C.; Is also presdt. Can. Pac.
OolonJza.tion 00., and Western Agencies
:and DeV1ellQop. Co.; -elected <preosdtt. 11'1'Ii-
gaUon Convention, 1908; V.-P. Esqui-
malt .and Nanalmo Ry., 1905; has re-
cently le
tured In Eng. on .. The De-
velopment of Western Canada."-Cal-
gary, Alta.; Ranchman's Club, do.,'
Manitoba Club, Winnipeg.
"A practical and able administrator."-
fl. IIfarpole (q.v.).
.. Prohably the best-posted irrigation
e
pert in Am. and! one of the leading
irrigationists in the world."-Oan. Oourier.
Dennis, Wßliam, journalist.
S. late John and Mary (Parnall) D.;
b. Cornwall, Eng., Mch. 4, 1856; e.
there; came to Can., 1873; m., 1878,
Agnes (a gifted woman of marked
extve. abfUty, who has filled with great
acceptance various public offices In
N. S., Including the presidency of the
Victorian Order of Nurses and the
Local Council of Women, and has been
a councillor of the Children's Aid Soc.,
a promoter and office-holder of the N.
S. League for the Protect. of the
Feeble-Minded, etc.; waS presented
with a life membership In the Nat.
Council of Women, by the Halifax
Council, as an acknowledgment of her
active and judicious admn. In N. S.,
1908), d. Alex. Mlller, Truro, N.S.;
employed on reportorial staff, Halifax
Herald, 1875-81; on ed. staff Winnipeg
Sun, 1881-3 (on leaving was presented
with an address by citizens of Winni-
peg, accompanied by a gold watch and
silver tea service); news ed. Halifax
Herald, 1883-1890, since when has been
ed.-in-chlef of the paper and presdt.
of the Herald Co.; wrote a series of
special articles on the .. Antiquities of
Hal'lfax" for 'tine Herald, dlsp.ltayln,g
mUJCth research; Woas !for 10 Y.I1S. a'll! 3!l'd.
of Ha1ñfoax and! a lß1JeJIIl. of IÌIhe Public
Sch. Bd..; .presel1lted w.itJh a massIve
g'old and ebon'Y æ.nte by itJhe Pf'ovI. Work-
men's Assn., N.S., 1906, In acknowledg-
ment of II his assistance, counsel and
support of the cause of labor in N. S." ;
a promoter Can. Assd. Press, as well
as of the Can. Club, Halifax; a memo
local branch Can. Indus. League; V.-P.
Soc. for the Protec. of Children, Hali-
fax; donated a prize for competition,
Halifax Golf Club, 1908; has lectured
on .. Religion In the Press," and! other
subjects; raised the sum of $14,358.00
for the Indian Famine Fund, for which
he was thanked by the Viceroy of
India, the Bp. of Calcutta and others,
1900; raised a sum of $10,000 for the
erection of a memorial to the heroes
from N. S., who fell In the S. A. War,
for which he was thanked by King
George, Earl Roberts, Mr. Chamber-
lain, and others, 1902; raised a sum
of $13,500 towards the Japanese
Famine Fund, 1906, for 'WIhdch 'he was
presenbed wi'tb: tlhiI'e'e s'UVJe.r !bowls by
the .Japra.n'ßse GoV't., ,1911; raised oR
Bum of m1onoey towards oR Pltay
rou11ld
F'und for 't!1w Child'ren of HiaJllfax, do.;
pooserut, by LnvUiWtJion, at 'bhe corona-
318
DENNISTOUN-DE PENOIER.
tlilCm IO'f
IJlig George anI(]: Quæn /Mary,
.JUIlJe, 1911, and WlaS .pIl'elsentt-eld Ibo Thtedr
Mlajes:tloes; a Oon.; a. Presb.-Halifax,
N.S.; H ali/ax Club; Hali/ax Golf Club;
Canadian Club, do.
II An oonlQur to the cr,a-ft."-M. Wit7leBB.
II One of fue .ableostJ and most ente.r'
prising newsp/lJpe;r me.n in the oountry."-
T. NewB.
.. One of the' most public-spirited ciJtiz.en.s
the Dominion has ever known.-The late
ll. G. Haliburto7l.
Denni.toun, Major Bobert Maxwell,
lawyer.
E. s. late Jias. Fred. D., Q.C., and
g1nl.'ll'ds. Robt. D., Q.C., 00. .J'l1,dlge of
Peterborough, Peterborough, Ont.; b.
Peterborough, Ont., Dec. 24, 1864; e.
Queen's Unlv., KlnJ
.ston (B.A., 1885);
m., Sept., 1892, Mildred, d. late Rev,
Canon .J. W. R. Beck, M.A., rector,
Peterborough: barrister (Ont.), 1888:
do. (Man.), 1907: K.C., 1908: formerly
bf'nchf'r Law Soc. U. C. and major
57th Regt., .. Peterborough Rang-ers":
moved ItIO Mlan.. 1907; pfles-enbeod wHJh
a service of plate on leaving; Is a
councillor Man. Bar Assn., and a lect.
Law Soc., Man.: a strong Con.; an
active Freemason: an Ang.-Winni-
peg ; Manitoba Club; st. Charles
Country Club, do.
Denny, Lt.-CoL Wm, Alfred Chari..,
H.M.'s regular mil. forces.
E. s. A. E. and Mary Harriet Scott
(Stokes) D. (see Denny, Baronetage, of
Tralee Castle, Kerry): b. 1871; e.
Germany; m., 1896, Lucy Florence,
o. d. Major-GenI. Herbt. Conlngham;
Is a major. A.S.C., Eng-.; served In
S.IA., 1899-1900: on staff Lord Dun-
donald's Mounted Brig.: present at
rellef of Ladysmlth, and all englage-
ments and operations of Natal Field
Force (sllghtly wounded; despatches;
med. with 6 clasps; bt.-major):' Dlr.
of Intelligence at headquarters and
It.-coI. commdg. Corps of Guides, Can.,
1903-4; author of various lectures, de-
livered to Can. volunteers.-Care War
OfTl,ee, London, Eng.; United Service
Club; Sports Club, do.
Demovan, Allan McNabb, lawyer.
Scottish origin; s. late Rev. .Joshua
D., D.D. (Bapt.), and .Jane (Mc-
Ntabb) D: b. GllaJS'gQw, Soot., Au.g.
2, 1861; e. Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1883); m., Sept., 1888, Lizzie, ,d.
Saml. Parker, Toronto; a barrister,
successfully IPractdsing In Toro.nto :
assisted in w.l'lUng the Ufe of his
father (1901); a memo extve. Can.
Bi,ble Soc.: V.-,P. Dickens Fellowship,
Toronto; a Bapt.-16 Selby St., To-
ronto.
Denton, Frank, lawyer.
Eng. origin: s. late .\Ym. D., J.P.,
who came to Can. 1850; b. Richmond
Hill, Ont., Aug. 18, 1858; e. Rich-
mond Hill High Sch., Collingwood
Con. Inst., TiOO"O'I1 l to NOl'lITloa Soh., and
Tnindty Undv. (B.C.L., 1887; D.C.L.,
1893); m.. 1884, Eldza'be1Jh, d.. law
F1loe.ming OJ.lng1aJl, .T.P., Oro:ngevllle,
Ont.; biarI1ls'ter, 1886; K.C., 1899;
pooøtlses his pl1Of. .In Toronto; head
of firm D., GroVieor & Ft-ell,d: one of
the l-ea.ders or the bar ; one of a
C'omte. of 3, appt<d. by TiofIOiniÌo CUI)'
Counoll, 1890, 11:'0 visit l'etading Am.
cl toÏ-e1S to secure Illiforma tlon on and
study the st. ry. probJoem f\l'om 8
municipal stand.po
nt; ,for 10 yrs.
onoe of the ,tJruSit'e.eOS Toronto oon.
Insts. and presdt. of bd.: presdt.
Model Sch. of Music, Toronto; arthor
,'arlous artiC'les on legal topics In
mags.; a Lib., but has decUned
Il
offers looking to nomination to parlt.;
his name frequently mentioned as a
future judge; a Meth., and has served
as a del. to Genl. Conf.; a Free-
mason; a strong Imp.; as a young
man taught In Orang-evllIe Model
ch.,
and was afterwards first Bng. 1'Y'aster
Cobourg ColI. Inst.--67 Avenue Rd., To-
ronto; National Club; Ontario Club,
do_
Denton, Bis Honour Jame.. 'Herbert.
County Ct. .Judge.
Eng. and Irish orig-ln: s. Wm. and
Mary (Lucas) D.; h. nr. RJrohmond
Hill, Ont., Dec. 4. 1865; e. Or
mre-
vil'J.e OüN. Ißlst. and Toronlto Univ.
(LL.'B.. 18!10); m., Oct.. 1894, Miss
E'lIiz'abe'th W. Gundy, TOf'onto; OOT-
ri'st'er (wi:t'h lhoo:nlours I3!nod moo.. of
the La w Soc. ) , 1890 : sucocæsful,l'Y
praoC'tised hi's pl'of. ,in 'f\Ol"onto; ht3JS
pl,el3,rue,d befoOPe Ithe Privy Ooul1'Ol1
in Eng.: a memo 'fIOl'lOJllto Pub}.i.c
Libl'ary Bd. fiOT 5 )'Irs.: ohalrman IOf
Bd., 1 yr.; p.l'esn,t. Di-b. As-sn.., To-
l1Onto, 1904-.5; author of .. The LaJW of
Municipal NNdlgence rf'spectlng High-
wavs" (190-6), a much (moted text-
book: apptd. a junior judge, Co. Ct.
of York, Ont., May 29, 1909; a warm
ff'iend of Brit. conne.ctlon; has lectured
on U The .Jurisprudence of the Em-
pire" (1909): a iMeth.: a memo
Offida.l Bd., Bl'oadway Tæbernt3.>ol.e,
Toronoto.-f
O Huron St., Toronto; Em-
pire Club, do.
"A m.an of integrity, a SQlund lawye.r,
of gre,a:t industry, and: with a. mind tb/lJt
turns nat.urally to conside1'la.tions of
pquity.."-T. Ne'w8.
de Pender, The Bt. Bev, Adam Una.
(Ang.), Bishop.
O. S. late Peter Theodore and Sarah
(Em::tman) de P., Burritt's Rapids,
Ont.; U. E. L. stock on mother's side;
German descent on father's sldf'
gt.-
grandf. served as a capt. in De Relde-
sel's Drag-oOns during- Am. revolu-
Hon: -bro. Mrs. 1M. E. GO'onwin (q.v.);
h. Bl1r:rlott'
Rapids, Ont.. 1866 ;
e. public sch., Kemptvllle High Sch.,
private tutors andJ Trin. Unlv., Toronto
(B.A., 1895; 'M.A., 1896; D.D., hon.,
1911) : m., .Junle, 1895, .Nina Fred-erica,
d. We 'IA.-Ool.. !Dr-ed. WeJ.lJs, 1st
Royal,s: '0. priest and ðeaúOOl, 1890:
8'l1ccesSlvel'Y prl.eost-vtc.a1r, St. AJlban's
Oatlh., T.(}ronl
, rector Uxbf1I-<lg-e, anod
AoSiS!t. St. James's Oatih.. 'Dor.ontt'Ü'; rec-
tor St. :Miattlh.ew'.S, Bn:md'On, Man., 1904-
8; .dl(). St. Paul's, V.a,n-oouVieor, B.C.,
1908-10; was R.D., and clhta..irman
Pu:bÞI,c Sicth. Bd., Braoo1on; a memo
Genl. and P-r.oV1l. Synods, a.nd extve.
ùomlte., Diocesan ISY'llod, Rupoert's
Lanð, 1905-8; eleJCted Bishop or New
WeS'tminlStJer, B.C., .June, 191(}; present.
by 1nvlrtoa.tlon, at 'bhe ooJ"OnraJt.lon or Kdng
DE PENCIER-DE SERRES,
319
George and Que
n 'Mary, Westmlnoste'r
Abbey, .June, 1911; pl'esen.t.ed to King
George, St. .James's Pala.coe, do.-
Bishop's Court, New JVestminster, B.C.
"A man of power and energy."-
A. TcMp. Lewis.
"A man of vigûur and E'IJergy, oßnd
with a
enialit:v of manner, and a power
of attractinl!: the .younl!:. which at onre
predisP<Jses in his favour."-Can. OhUTC/I-
man.
de Pender, Miss Mary Elizabeth (see
Goodwin, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth).
Derick, :Miss Carrie MatUda, educa-
tionist.
U.E.L. descent; d. Fredk. D.: b.
Clarenceville, P.Q., Jan. 14, 1862: e.
Clarencevllle Acad.. McGill Normal
Sch. (Prince of Wales' med.), McGill
Unlv. (B.A., and gold med. In nat.
science, 1890; M.A., 1896), Wood's
Ho,l,e, M-ass., Royal Acad. of Sdenee.
London, Eng., and Bonn Unlv., Ger-
many: demon. in botany, McGill Unh'.
(the first woman on the stafT) , 1891;
lect., do. do., do. do., 1896; since 1906.
asst. prof, of botany, there; has lec-
tured on .. The Origin of New Forms
of Plant Life" (one of the Somer\"ille
course); .. Nature Study and City Life,"
.. Some Impressions of German Art."
.. University Edu
atlon for Women,"
et
.; has published .. Flowers of the
F1if'ld and F1ol'es-t," and many oth-er
delightful essays, and filled many im-
portant public offices and positions,
other than those heretofore mentioned.
including the following: Mem. Am.
Assn. for the Ad\anc, of Science;
counci1lor, Montreal Phil. Club; record-
Ing secy. Kat. Council of Women;
V.-P. Nat. His. Soc., Montreal; do.,
Nat. Council of Women; and presdt.
tontreal Local Council of \Vomen.-
8:; Crescent St., Montreal; Women's
Canudiun <Jlub; 1Vomen'8 Art Society,
do.
"Another splendid business woman."-
V. IV orld.
Deroche, Il1s Honour George Edward,
Co. <.::t. judge.
S, late Edward A. D., Napanee, Onto ;
b. Camden .é:ast, Ont., Jan. 25, 186!J ; e.
Newburgh Acad. and Onot. Law Seh.
(honours) ; m., Oct., 1896, Bet'tha E., d.
Rev. Robt. M
Culloch (Meth.); bar-
rister, IH:)5; successfully practised his
prof. at Deseronto, where he was town
soIl'. and solI'. to the Bank of Montreal;
formerly a Lib., and presdt. Deseronto
Reform Assn.; elected presdt. Belle-
viHe Children's Aid Soc., 1907: presdt.
Belleville Can. CLub, 1908; in his
arly
yrs. a sch. teacher; since Feb. 3, 1906,
has been judge of the Co. Ct. of Has-
tings, Ont.; a Meth.-BtWeville, Onto
"An earnest and successful worker
among men."-T. Globe.
Desbarats, George Joseph, Dom. pub-
lic ,service.
E. s. late Geo. E. D., formerly
Queen's Printer, Can., and Lucianne,
d. Illite ,Mr. Justice Bossé, Quebec; a
bro. of the Baroness de Blaquière
(q.v.); b. Quebec, .Jan. 27, 1861: e.
public schs., Terrebonne ColI., Eco
e
Poly tech., Montreal (honours and gold
pl'e-d., 1879), and Laval Univ. (B.A.Sc.,
1901): m., May, 1898, Llllian, y. d. Sir
R. W. Scott (q.v.); memo Can. Soc.
C. E., 1897; a councillor, do., 1907:
V.-P., do., 1909; a councl1l0r, Ecole
Poly tech.. do.; for a long time In the
public service as an engr. on canal
construction and other public works;
became asst, to late .John Page, chief
engr. of canals; Illspr. ry. construction,
B.C., 1892-6: engr. construction GaloP8
Canal, 1896-9; employed hydrographic
survey work, S1. Lawrence River, 3
yrs.; rebuilt and enlarged Govt. ship-
yard, Sorel, P.Q., 1901; Govt. agent
there, 1908-9; Acting Depty. Minr.
IVL:uine and Fisheries. Ottawa, 1908-9;
Depty., do., 1909-10: Depty. Mlnr.,
:'-J'a\'al AffaiÍI"'s since June, 1910; Is a
memo E'i:,tve. Corn.toe., Ottawa Can.
Club; R.C.-S.!O Wilbrod St., Ottawa;
Rideau Club, do.; Engineers' Club,
J[ 011 trea 1.
.. A m{)st capable and efficien.t <Qffioor."-
Judge CaBBels (q.v.).
De.carrles, Joseph Adelard, lawyer;
retired legislator.
A memo of one of the oldest famlUes
In P.Q.; y. s. 1:3.Ìe Pierre and Ellza-
heth (Gougeon) D.; b. St. Timothee,
P.Q.. Ko\". 7, ,1853; e. St. TimQlthoee,
Montreal CoH.. and Laval Unlv. (LL:L.,
1879) ; m., 1881. Marie Célina Elmlre,
d. A. N. Le PailIeu1', Lachine, P.Q.;
advocate 1879; K.C. (E. of Derby),
1893: su'ccessfully practises his prof.
in Montreal; for many yrs. m
yor of
1 .achine: is presdt. Equitable Fire Ins.
Co.; a Con.; sat for .Jacques Car-
tier (Local) for some yrs.; a R. C.-
.'1.;,'1 St. Joseph St., Lachine, P.Q.; Con-
ser'L'ative Club; Lachine Snowshoe
C'lnb, do.: Club Lafontaine; Auto and
J ero Club, Montreal.
De Serres, Gaspard, _ financial agent;
caDitalist.
B. S1. A rn hroise-de-Kilrlare, P.Q.,
t 855; e. Uontreal; m. Mlle. Beaure-
ard; has filled and is now filling many
important public pm:itions, includ,lng
the following: dir. Montreal Business
Men's League; do. Montreal Citizens'
Assn.; do. Saraguay Electric Co.; do.
Montreal Notre Dame Hosp.; do. Mt.
Roy.al A!'!'ur. Co.; d,o. AbH'ibi M.inõn.g
Co.; do. New Technical Seh.; coun-
ciHor Children's Aid Soc. ; do. Chambre-
l1e-CommerC'e: treas. .. Le Canada"
Co.; elected presdt. Montreal Tech.
Seh., 1907; Is also presdt. Provl. Sch.
of Domestic Science; apptd. a Royal
Commr. on Lndus. training- and tech.
('duc., 1910; sat as an ald., Montreal,
1 !104-8; gave $5,000 for the relief .of
Notre Dame Hosp., Montreal, 1910;
name Is now mentioned in connection
with a seat in the Leg. Council; a
Lib_; a R. C.--.!B Sherbrooke St. W.,
.u ollt1'eaZ; Club St. Denis; Club Can-
aclien-de-Mont1'eal; Isleway Club; Re-
I"01'11t Club; St. George's Snows/we
Club, do.
"A man held in wide esteem and in
whom eve.r
'one has oonfidence."-S, N.
"A man with an un-blemished record,
ever working in the inwrests of civic reo
form and clean government."-M. WitneS8.
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DESJARDINS-DE SOLA,
Desjardins, Eon. Alphonse, lawyer;
statesman.
S. E. and Josephine (Panneton)
D.; b. Terrebonne, P.Q., May 6, 1841:
belongs to a family long settled in the
country; e. Masson ColI., Terrebonne
and Nicolet CoIl.; m., 1st, May, 1864'
Vlrglnle (d. Feb., 1879), e. d. laté
Hubert Paré; 2ndly, May, 1880, Hor-
tense, d. Joseph Barsoleau: advocate,
1862; successfuUy practised hIs prof. In
Montreal; gave up law for journalism,
1868: after serving on the ed. staff of
L'Ordre for some yrs., became chief
ed. and one of the dlrs. of Le Nouveau
Monde, and while occupying this posi-
tion was created a Knight of the Order
of Plus IX., In acknowledgment of his
services to his Ch.; took .an active
part In organizing the Papal Zouaves
sent by Quebec to the assistance of the
Holy Father, 1868; was also one of the
framers of the .. Programme Catho-
JoIque," 1871; a Con., and sat for Hoche-
lagn In that Interest, 1878-92, when
he was called to the senate; a commr.
to confer with N.Y. State and Onto
Govts. relative to the creation of an
Intern. Park at Niagara Falls, .as
proposed by Lord Dufferln, 1880; was
mayor of Montreal, 1893, and In that
capacity recd, the dels. attending the
annual convention of the Christian
Endeav. Soc. held that year in Mont-
real; In same year refused to give
official recognition to the officers of the
Italian warship Etna; entd. the Bowell
Govt. as Mlnr. of Mllltia, Jan. 15,
1896; the æme year was one of the
official dels. sent to Winnipeg respect-
ing the Man. Sch. question; on the
formation of the Tupper Admn., May
1, 1896, took office under him as Mlnr.
of Publfc Works, and retired with his
leader and colleagues after their defeat
at the polls same year, he being him-
self defeated as a candidate for Rlche-
Ihm (H. C.); formerly presdt. o.f the
Banque Jacques Cartier (resigned,
1899) ; of the Chambre de C{)mmerce,
M'OIlotroaij. 1899-1900; and 'Of t'he Ore-ddit.-
Foncler du Bas Can.; a dlr. Anti-Alco-
holic League, iM()IIlJtJ
e:a1 CltlZ()ns' Assn.,
of ,Le OoffiJþtOll.r Mobner du Can.,
of tihe Oredn.t-Fonoler Fmnoo-Can.;
nep'ty. chairman of Ithe 00. of
Trustees O'f ,the Guar<].Jan Ins. 00.;
V.-P. Oan. A'CCIlden:t Assur. Co., and
presdt. :MOIJItreal Terra Ootta Lumber
00.-412 St. Denis St., Montreal; Terre-
bonne, P.Q.; Club Lafontaine, Mont-
,"eal.
.. A man who has earned the r('spect of
an his co.nfre-res on the press and of the
DubUc generally."-M. Gazette.
DesJardins, Benjamln Myrrlck, in-
ventor.
S. Gregoire and Marie (Trudeau)
D., Ste. Thêrêse-de-Blalnvllle, P.Q. ;
b. Tyre, Mich., Oct. 10, 1858; e.
Kalamazoo Coli.; m., Aug., 1889, Cora
Viola, d. Hermtan Snyder. Evanston,
Ill.; as a young man served on the
staff of several dally newspapers; In-
vented a typesetting machine, 1882,
which lack of means prevented him
from Introducing to the pubIlc; later,
Invented an Impròved typesetter and
justifier. which W
destroyed by fire;
In 1894 constructed an automatic type-
justifier, re-modelled froin his 1888
machine; perfected this tm 1898, when
he Invented a typewriter adding ma-
chine which can be attached to any
ordinary typewriter; In addition to
other Inventions has also perfected a
computing scale, comprising a mech.
combination forming an Intermediate
between a weighing scale and a cash
register for computing and recording
the value of goods weighed thereon; is
pflesdt. of .tbe DesJardins TY'P'e JusU-
filer Co., and of the DesJardlins Com-
puting Register Co.; a Bapt., and
chairman Bapt. Sunday Schs.-Hart-
ford, Conn.
.. His inve'nti.()lIls displa
' a; mi-nd of W101J.
de!"ful originality and genius."-Nat. OJ/elo-
pat'dia of Am. Riog.
Desjardin8, Lt,-Col, Louis Georges,
Quebec 'public service; author.
S. late Franç:ois and Clarisse
(Deschènes) D., Lêvis. P.Q.: b. St.
Jean, Port JoIl, P.Q., May 12, 1849;
e. Lévis CoIl.; m., Feb., 1873, Aurélle,
d. late C. Lachance, Lêvis; formerly ed.
Le Canadien, Quebec: author of a
pamphlet In answer to Sir W. Laurler's
lecture on Liberalism (1877); .. De-
cisions des Omteurs de la Chambrf> des
Communes du Canada, 1867-1900"
(1901); of a vol. embodying the de-
cisions of the speakers or the Queh
c
Legislative Assembly (1892); of a
book on constitutional law and prac-
tice (do.) of Ie Considerations on
Annexation," and of a !"f'ries of letters
In answer to D' Alton McCarthy, M.P.,
on the French-Can. question; sat for
Montmorency, (10001), Con. Intere8t,
1881-90, and for L'Islet (H.C.).
1890-92, when he resigned; since then
has been Clk. of the Leg. Assembly,
P.Q.; passed Royal Mil. Sch., Quebec.
1864; long in ,the v. m. servlcoe; at-
tained to the command of the 17th
Regt., 1884; now on R. 0.; served
during Fenian raids (med.); holds
long service decorat'lon; R..c.-61J8 St.
John St., Quebec.
II Has at his fingers' ends the whole sys-
tem of constitutional fo-rm and procedure.
-Q. ChroTlicle.
De Sola, Clarence I" contractor; con-
.gul
r se.rvke.
A memo of an ancient and Illus-
trious SpanIsh-Jewish family; 3rd s.
late Rev. Abraham de S., LL.D., In
his lffetIme one {)f the most scholarly
exponents of orthodox Judaism in
Am.; b. Montreal, Aug. 15, 1858; e.
McGIll Unlv.; m. Belle Maud, B.A.,
d. Leopold Goldsmith, Cleveland, 0.;
apptd. Belgian consul at Montreal,
1904, In recognition of his valuable
services in promoting commerce be-
tween Belgium and Can.; s.lnce 1887,
has been mango dir. of the Comptolr
Belgo-Canadlen, a syndicate of the
leading steel manfrs. and structural
bridge and ry. contractors of Bel-
gium, and In this capacity has car-
ried out some noteworthy public
works, Including a share of the Soul-
anges and Trent canals, the re-track-
Ing of part of the Interc. and P. E.
I. Rys., and toe 'building of manJ
DE SOLA.
321
public bridges: Is also the dir. of
thp Can. office of Swan, Hunter &
Wig-ham Richardson, Ltd., of WalIs-
end-on-Tyne: In association with this
co., has carried out contracts for the
bul1dlng of a great number of ships for
traffic on the Great Lakes, the St.
Lawrence and. the ocean; has at-so
carried out several contracts for
ships for the Can. Govt. service:
takes a prominent part in communal
affairs (both Jewish and non-sec-
tarian) and is an offr. in a number
of philanthropic socS.; has become
widely known as one of the chief
l-e-arners 'Ûf 1!he W1oI'1I
embra'('!!ng Zi'On-
1st movement for the settlement of
the persecuterl Jews of Russia and
other eastern European countries, in
Pale.c;Une and the restoration of that
country as a home for all oppressed
Hebrews: besidps being a memo of
the Actions Comte., the sU'Preme
governing c'Ûuncil of the Zionist
movpment, has been for many yrs.
presdt. of the Federation of Zionist
Societies of Can.; has taken a leading
part in thp Zioni!"t Intprn. Congresc;ps :
an nuthority on Jewish history, more
especially the early records of the
Jews of this country, and on which
subject he has written and published
a ñumber of articles; is an hon.
corres. memo of the Am. Jewish Rist.
Soc. and of the Anglo-Jewish Hist.
Soc.-71 McGill ColI. Ave., Montreal;
Engineers' Club, do.
II The head find shoulders of the Zionist
mOVe'Illi'Dt in Can.ada."-Can. Oentury.
de Sola, 'Rev, Meldola. (Jewish).
E. s. late Rev. A. doe S., LL.D., In his
lifetime one of the most scholarly ex-
ponents of orthod'ox Judaism In Am.:
a bro. Chrence I de S. (q.1.'.); b.
Montreal, May 22, 1853; P. under his
father's direction: m.. 1887. J{a tip
(formerly V.-P. and treas., local branch
Nat. Coundl of Women of Can.:
presdt., local sec. Council of Jewish
Women), d. Rev. 1. Samuel, senior
mlnr., Bayswater Synagogue, London,
En-g.; followed commercial Ufe for a
few yrs. ; his father's failing health re-
directed his attention to the work of
the ministry, and from 1876 to 1882 he
officiated regularly as voluntary lay
asst. to the Spanish and Portuguese
synagogue, Montreal. the senior Jew-
Ish congo there. and where his father
had ministered' for a lengthened
period; on the latter's d'eath, June.
1882, succePded him and thus became
the first Jewish minI'. of Can. birth:
he soon became the recobrnlzed leader of
the orth'Ûdox majority of the commun-
Ity, and Is now acknowledged to be one
of the ablest and most uncomnromlslng
opponeJ'lts of the so-caned rpfo-rm move-
ment In North Am.: In 1885 a number
of Am. reform minrs. held a convention
at Pittsburg for the purpose of defining
the principles of rpformed Judaism:
his sermon at that time led the ordin-
ary press to denounce the reform plat-
form as II IngersoIIlsm with a venge-
ance"; has frequently preaohed In the
U.S. and In Eng.; one of his sermons
In N.Y. was subsequently pubUshed In
pamphlet form and its copious notes
llnd references were d'eclared by the
11
Jewl!':h press In mngo. to be a valuable
contribution to thp history of Jewish
rpform In Am. ; during one of his visits
to Eng. wa.s Invited by Dr. Adler, chief
r'lhhl of thp united C'ongregatlons of the
Brit. Empire, to occupy hts pulolt; the
!'!prmon then delivprpd crpated a most
fl3.vourn,ble ImipT'e,ssi'on: four yrs. later
ihre rec-elv{'d the gI1E'3 test 'honour of hils
C::lrppr. when Dr. Gastpr. thp prudite
chi-ef rabbi of the Sephardtc Jews, in-
vited. him to preach In London at the
Bf'vls Marks synago
e upon the o('cas-
Ion of the Installation of a new mlnr.:
this svnagog-ue Is the olõest and. largest
,Tewl
place of worshin In Eng.; in
his lifetime
ir Moses MontE-fiore acted
as its presiding- wa rð'pn for many yrs. ;
it has been renderpd famous by the
pmln'pnt scholars anð great orators
who have
erved In Its mlnlstrv, and
its pulpit has been closed to ån but
men of the first rank and of proved
devotion to the Interests of orthodox
Judaism; h{' wa s the first prpa('her
not conn'f'cted with the congo who had
bpen invited to preach at Bpvls Marks
within 10 yrs.. and the circumstance
was made the subject of f'ditorial com-
ment hy the Jewish press of Eng. and
the U.S.: his sprmon rpcplved thp elo-
quent praise of Dr. Ga!'"ter. anI! thp
wardpns of the historic
"1lag-Og1.1e h::l d
it nubIlshed In pamphlet form: In 18Q6,
f)fflclatpfl at thp laving of the corner-
stone of t'he g1'pat '
11::1nlsh and Portu-
g1.1eSe synagogue. N.Y.: a year later
offerpd the special praypr of df'dlcatIon
at the consecration of thp hullding:
thp occasion was a notablp one: the
cong-. was the olòf>st Jewish body In
the U.S., and all thE' reform leaders In
the dist. werp present: undetprred by
social ampnltlps. he prayed that the
congo might be shielded from the bane-
ful Influences of the reform movement,
and In the ('oursp of his prayer sternly
arraigned the reform lpaders; he was
furiously attacked by the reform press
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. but the
authorities of the synagogue stood by
him and the orthodox press proved
that his statements, mercl1ess as they
had been, were Incontroveortlhle truths;
a bitter controversy ensued, and he
pmerged from It the acknowledged
leader of the party of aggressfv
orthodoxy In Am.; It was mainly
through his unceoasing agitation that
thp first conf. of the representatives of
orthodox Judaism ever held on this
continent was convened In N.Y., 1898;
the obje
t of thp convention was to
neutraUze the Influence of the rpform
conferpnces; hp was unanimously
elected: first V.-P., and was one of the
3 rahbls who- d'rew up the dpc1aratlon
of princlplps governing the convention;
at the pubUc ses'slon of the conf. he
mad'e an Impassioned apppal to the
Immense audience to remain true to
Its ancestral religion, and received a
pprfect ovation upon the conclusion of
his addre!;s:. one rel81111 of the conf.
was the formation of the Union of
Orthoodox (Jewish) Congs. of the U.S.
find Can.: Is now first V.-P. of the
Union and chalrmø.n of the co-mte. on
Presentations of Judaism: In the latter
capa.cfty he recently Issued the manl-
fe!Oto of the Union denouncing the
reform rabbis for discussing the advlsa-
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DESROSIERS-DE SUMICHRAST.
blllty of transferring the Jewish Sab-
bath to the first day of the week; Is
an ardent supporter of the Zion-I,st
movement, which seeks to secure for
Jewish victims of religious pel'secutlon
.. a. 'PubUcI1\Y, leg1alll'Y assul'eid) !home" in
Palestine; one of his publlshed serm<>ns
upon Zionism elicited warm expres-
sions of approval from Dr. Herzl, Max
Nordau, Sir Francis Monte-fiore, and
other leaders of the movement; has
often been subjected to bitter attack,
both In the U.S. and In En-g., but seems
quite Indifferen.t to his assailanlts; hav-
Ing a cau
e to plead, he pleads It ap-
parently ,without fear or favor; ,he has
received several caUs to positions that
would be more remunerative to him,
bUtt he has so tar .steadfastly refused
to leave his father's olã cong.; while
he assumed his present position for the
pUl'Tpose of protecting the congo against
the In.roads of raddcalism, his pulpit
work has been by no means confined
to this one line 01' duty, anCl: many of
his sermons upon other subjects have
been given to the public In se<parate
11ol'ID; nl()'l" ihave 'hlis sYl1lagoogue labOurs
been limited to the pul'Pit; an accom-
;pllshed musician, 'he has Instructed the
congo choir for more 1ilian a quarter
of a century, and, under his guidance,
the numerous responses are sung by the
congo and choir with Impressive effect.
-
38 Sherbrooke St., Montreal; sum-
mer residence: St. Patricks, P.Q.
Desrosiers, Hughe8 E" physician.
S. late Dr. J. B. and Marle Camer-
ande (Cartier) D., the latter a sister
of the late Sir G. E. Cartier Bart
Prime Minister of Can.: b. St. ÌIughes:
P.Q., July 29, 1853; e. St. Hyacinthe
CoIl.; m., 1883, Mlle. Marie Josephine
Lassalle : etuòled for his prof. at
Laval Un-Iv.; IM.B., 18,74: .M.D., 1876;
removed to Montreal, 1878, where he
has since pracUsf'd, and Is one of the
leaders In his prof.; first house surg.,
Notre Dame Hosp., and now a visit-
Ing physician, and a life gov. of that
Institution: for many yrs. a prof. In
the Mf'd. Faculty, Laval Unlv.: author
.. MatiÞrf' Med.": a dlr. AIUancp Nat.:
one of thf' promoters of the Citlzf'ns'
Lea g'u e. Montrf'al: a ('on.: a R. C.-
5H Parc Lafontaine, Montreal.
Dess&ulles, Hon, George Casimir,
legislaJtor.
Patprnally of Swiss origin: s. late
Hon. Jean D., M.L.C., Seigneur of St.
Hyacinthe, and Rosalie D., sister of the
Hon. L. J. Papineau, the famous patriot
of '37; a bro. of the late Hon. L.A.D.,
M.L.C.: b. St. Hyacinthe, P.Q., Sept.
29, 1827; P. Rt. Hyacinthe ColI.; m.,
1st, 1857, Emilie (d. 1864), 3rd d. late
Hon. Mr. Jusblce D. Mondelet; 2ndly,
1869, Fmnces Louise, d. late D. S.
Leman, M.D., Buckingham, P.Q.; In
early life a law student: presdt. La
Banque de St. Hyacinthe, 1878-1908;
was mayor of St. Hyacln the for over
25 yrs.; presdt. of a local manfg. Co.;
do. local St. J oon Bapte. Soc.: a sch.
commr.: apþtd. receiver Quebec South-
ern & South Shore Rys., 1904: a Lih.;
sat for St. Hyacinthe (local), 1897-
1900; called to the Sena.te, by Earl
Grey, Mch. 12, 1907; R. C.-St.
Hyacinthe, P.Q.
DeBsBuUes, Louis Joseph Casimir,
lawyer.
S. Senator D. (q.v.); b. St. Hyacin-
the, P.Q., 1875: e. there, Baltimore,
Md., and Laval Univ. (B.A., 1893;
LL.L., 1896): m. Mine. Pirus()Ine.aullt;
advocate, 1896; successfully practises
his prof. In Montretal, where he has
been elected presdt. of the Junior Bar
As's'l1'. ; Lib. ; R.iC.-S2 Pine Ave. Apart-
ments, Montreal; Canadian Club; En-
gineers' Club, do.
de Struve, :Nicolas, consular service.
German origin; S. Bernhard de S.,
who was gov. of several RussIan pro-
vinces, and Anna de S., Baroness de
Rosen; grands. of a celebrated astron'
orner, founder and director of the Pul-
kova (Russia) Observatory; b. Chat-
eau Fall, nr. Reval, Russia, July 5,
1862; e. privately, Odessa CoIl., Royal
CoIl., Stuttgart, Germany, and Univ.
St. Petersburg (LIt.D.. 1886) ; m., 1894,
Mlle. Martlhe WISChnevsky; entd. Rus-
sian public service as prof. living lan-
guages, Dept. of Public Instruction,
and as such was sf'nt to Sweden, Ger-
many, Denmark and Holland to study
educatl. systems there; apptd. tutor to
H.I.H. Prince Alex. Romanoffskv. Duke
of Lf'uchtenburg, and ac('ompaniel1 him
to Turkey, Greece, Italy, France,
Montenegro, Germany and Eng. ; trans-
ferred to Dept. of Foreign Affairs,
1894: vice-consul for Russia, Frank.
fort-on-the-Maln, Germany, 1895.1900;
since then, has been Imp. Russian
Consul for Can., Montreal; apptd. a
Councll1or of State, 1900; a com-
mander order of St. Stanlslas
(Russia); a chevalfer orders of
Grand Cross of Ste. Anne (RussIa),
MedjIdle (Turkey), St. Daniel (Mon-
tenegro), and Crown of Wenden
(Mecklemburg - Schwerin); memo
Neophil. Soc., St. Petersburg. Goethp
Soc., Weimar, etc.: has contributed
several articles on teaching and edu-
cation to the press: a memo Greek
Orthodox Ch.-Imperial Russian Con-
sulate, 169 Esplanade Ave., Montreal.
"A ve,l'itabl
walking encyclopædia on
Eurorpe'an places and affaiÍrs; i.n all. oR
man without enemies, & maker of frie-ndB."
-M. Herald.
de Sumichrast, Frederick Cæsar,
educationist.
B. Eng., 1845; e. Geneva, London
and Edinburgh: m. (wife raIsed fund,s
fur the relle<f .of the widows and chil-
dren of Brit. sold.iers killed In the war
in S. A.); !prof. mod. langs., Unlv.
Kinlg's ColI., N.S. : ed. Morning
Chronicle, Halifax, N.S.; regr. Unlv.
of Halifax; asso. prof. of Frenc.h, Har-
vard Univ, 1899; resigned, 1911 ; a.pptd.
asso. prof. emeritus, d.o.; elected presd,t.
Vict,orlan Club, Boston, Mass., 1902;
a,lso presdt. Alliance Française, Boston,
Mass.; the representative In the U. S.
of the Soc. des Amis des Monuments,
Paris; author .. Independence and the
Treaty Making Power" (Can. Mag.,
May, 1908), and obher papers; ad-
dresseã Can. Club, Toronto, 1907, on
.. The British EmpIre WithIn and
Wlth<>ut"; translator Theophile Gaut-
Ier's works (24 vols.), and other
works.-l079 Boylston St" Boston, Ma$8,
DE VEBER-DEVLIN,
323
De Veber, Miss :Beatrice, nursing
profession.
D. late J. S. Boies de V., M.P.,
St. John, N.B.; b. and e. there; at
present and for some yrs. su,pdt. Train-
Ing Sch. for Nurses, Waltlham Ho.sp.-
Waltham, Mass.
de Veber, Eon, Leverett George, phy-
silOia'l1J; 'lle'g.isllaooor.
S. Richard S. and CaroUn
de V.;
an old-f'stabUshed N. B. family; b. St.
.John, N.B., Feb. 10, 1849: e. ColI.
Sch. and King's ColI., Windsor, N.S.;
m., 1885, Miss Rachel Francf's Ryan;
M.D. CU"niv, Penn., U. S.). ] 870; also
studied St. Bartholomf'w's Hosn., Lon-
don, Eng.; hpalth offr., Lethbriòge,
Alta. ; elected first presdt. S. .Mta. Med.
Assn., 1909; a Lib.; a memo of and
Glom. whip, N.W. Assoem.. 1898-1905; a
memo Alberta Assem., 1905-6; a memo
Alberta Govt., without portfolio, 1905-
6; caned to the Senate, by Earl GretY,
Mch. 8, 1906; Ang. - Lethbridge,
Alta.; Chinook Club, do.
Deville, Capt. Edouard Gaston, Dom
IþubHc soerV1Ïoe.
B. La Cha.rltê sur Noire, Nlèvre,
France, Feb. 21, 1849; e. Naval Sch.,
Brest; LL.D., \hIou., TOl'Ol11lt.o Univ.,
1904; servoe,c} 'in F.I1e,nch nnYy for geV-
eral yrs., retiring therefrom after his
arrival In Can., 1874; m., 1881, Jose-
phine, d. late Hon. G. Ouimet, LL.D.,
Prime Minister, Quebec; while In the
navy had charge of extensive hydro-
gra,pih. ISWrw-ys in .south Sea Is lð-s. ,
Peru and other countries; entd. pub-
lic service, Quebec, as a scientific ex-
plorer and Inspr. of surveys, 1875:
P.L.S., 1878; Dom. Top. Surv.,.. do.:
Inspr. Dom. Land Sllrveys, Can., 1881;
()hief Insipr. SurVoPYs, 1882; since Joam'.,
1885, has -been Surveyor-Genl. Dom.
LandIS; o
lJ,so cIhJa'ÏI'111oan, Rd. od' Exrumrs.,
Dom. Land Surveyors, and a memo
Geograph. Bd. of Can. ; a fellow
Royal Soc. of Can., and has held
office therein; a dir. Alliance Fran.
çaise., Ottawa; a gov. St. Luke's Hosp"
Ottawa; has pUblished many scientific
booros am poa..poers; <:me of ibh!e 'orig1Ïnal
II Oero1e de'S Dix," ObtJa.wa; a R.C.-
60 Lisgar St., Ottawa.
"Able, le<a<rned. d.ignified, po,tilShed And,
Rgireewb1e."-Prof. Bake1. (q.v,).
Devine, Rev, Edward James, S. J.
(R.C. ).
,So late .John and Maria (McDonnell)
D.; fatlher a native of Kilkenny, Irel.;
b. Bonnechere Point. Ont., Mch. 3,
1860: e. primary sch., AYlmer, P.Q.,
and St. Francis Xavier's Coll., N. Y.:
entd. .Jesuit Order, 1879; completed
his studies in London, Eng., and in
Montreal; o. 1889; spent several yrs.
in mlssy. work in Can. West. and In
N. W. Alaska; went farther north
than any other R. C. missy.: Inventor
and patentee of an automatic electric
signal for rys.; author .. The Taming
of Silas," a novel, and of a book of
travel, U Across Wildest America:
New1\ouTl'dr.lamd to Alaska" (905);
now al1là 1\01' soon'e Y1rs. ed. Can. l\fes-
senger, a
rlgdous R.C. m o Oll1Jthly
(MJoll't.roaà'); dk. 'Deague of Sacred
Heart, and tddr. Momrea.l Free Library;
foundied the 'LD'yoola Olub, IMontreaJl.; a
memo llIltern. Truouh Sloe.; :has Jecrt:ur>ed
'On :tJhe EsquimMIx of Alaska, earl.y
Ca'l1
.mdsSii()iJ1Rri
, et'C.-St. Mary's Col-
lege, lIfontreal; Loyola Cl1.
b, do.
Devine, James Arthnr, physician.
E. s. s. late Capt. Thos. D., F.R.
a.s., Depty. Survey.-C'..enl. Can.; b.
Toronto, Nov. 9, 1869; e. Cardinal
Manning's ColI., West Kensington,
lJoOOOil1. .Eng., anod TI1ÌI1J. con., DubJiilIl
('M.,A.; M.B.; ROh.; B.A.O.; !M.D.);
unm.; practises his prof. in Winni-
peg; prof. therap. and cUn. med., Man.
Med. ColI.; councillor and examr.
mat. med. and therap. and clin. med.,
Man. Univ.; physician Winnipeg Gpnl.
Hosp.: senior phys. Isolated wards,
St. Boniface Hosp.; entd. mil. ser-
vice as lIeut, 90th Regt., 1899; lieut.
A. Meò. Corps, 1900; dapt., do. ;
major, 1902: principal med. offr. Mil.
Dlst. No. 10, 1906; resigned, 1909;
served during S. A. War with 2 Can.
ronting-pnts. the 1st and 2nd Can.
Mounted Rifles (despatche,s twice;
D.S.O.; Que'en's med., with 5 cla,sps) ;
a V.-P. Assn. Mil. Surgs., 1907; one
of the authors of "The Release of
Allan Danvers," which won the Earl
Grey dramamic IUf'OlJJlhy, 1907: Ihrls m'hosT
play, U Tihe Mi"11s of 'uhe GDds," was
pl'elsenbed oÏ:tl tlhoe Ealf\l Grey musical
and drro.ma!tlc .comjþetilti.on, 1911 ; a R:C.
_U Osborne Place," Osborne st., Win-
nipeg; Manitoba Club, do.
DevUn., Cha.rles, merchant.
S. Owen D., an Irish landed pro-
prIetor, and Catherine (Mullaney) D.;
a bro. late Lt.-Col. Bernard D., K.C.,
M.P., a distinguished Can. public man;
b. Co. Roscommon, Irel., Sept. 17, 1827 ;
e. there and Quebec; m. Miss Helen
Roney, Stewarton, Scot.; long In mer-
cantile business; was for many yrs.
mayor of Aylmer, and warden of the
Co. of Ottawa; always a Reformer:
unsuccessfully contested Co. Ottawa
(local), 1883; always active In Lib.
party's Interests; served at one time,
In early life, in U. S. Army; R. C.-
Aylmer, P.Q.
"No one more respected in the whole
Ottawl!. Valley." - Late A.rchbishop Du-
ham.el.
Devlln, Bon, Charles Ramsay, states-
. 'man.
S. Chas. D. (q.v.); a bro. E. B. D.
(q.v.); b. Aylmer, P.Q., Oct. 29, 1858;
e. Montreal Coli. and LRval Univ.
(LL.D., hO'n., 19'08) ; LL.D. ('hon.), Ot-
1:awoa UmlÌv., 1910; .m., Sep.t., ,1893,
BI.aJnlC\hJe, d. Majoor Tesbard <1e M1onlt'ÏgT\'Y,
Pirotd"1onlOtary, ste. Sc'JhlQllasbique, P.Q.:
was d'or so'm.e Y1f1S. engod. .In meræ.n'uÏiloe
and also j'Ü'll r.n aJlli Slt.fc N foe; a I1IOII:ted purb-
Ide speaker; ISlpeaks FrenCh fiuen'tI'Y;
srut fOT Ottawa 00. (H. C.), 1891-96,
and for Wright (do.), 1896-1897;
a Lib" and a R. C.: separated <from
his party on the .Man. sch. ques-
0.0'11, Ih-olldJlnlg "lÌIhirut 1'l3Jir !play SIhouLd 'be
accorded the CathoUc minority"; in-
troduced an act incorporating the C
M. B. A., which became law; intro-
dluced, 1902, a 'res-ol'U\HlOn eX;Pl'e,SS'lng
324
DEVLIN-DEW ART,
sympoatJhy <wfi,tib It.be IpIOldcy of Honre
Rule for Irel. ; has always championed
the cause of the oppressed; one of the
signers of the address from the Lib.
party to the Pope, resulting in the
appt. of a Papal ablegate to Can.,
1896; was Can. Commr. for Irel., 1897-
1903; as such delivered many speeches
and addresses on behalf of the Dom.
throughout Irel. and other portions of
the United Kingdom; sat for Galway
City (Brit. H. C.), 1903-6; was genl.
secy. United Irish League, 1903-6; ap-
pl.leð for the Chiltern Hundreds and
was apptd. steward and bailiff of the
manor of Northstead. 1906; called to
the Gouin Cabinet, P.Q., and apptd.
Minr. of Colonization, Mines and
Fisheries, Oct. 17, 1907; has since sat
for Nicolet (Local); believes In the
policy of even-handed justice for all
men; holds that .. Ireland Is entitled
t'Ü e. rnodU100I syshem of oolif-.goveIïlJ!Ille'I1Jt
based upon the lines of the Can. con-
stitution."-1f6 St. Augu8t1n St., Que-
bec.
.. A man o,f ability, cha-racter and
merit."-Bon. R. Lemieux (q.v.).
.. Hae the e'loquenoo o-f his 11"-&00. An
out-and-out fighter."-M. Star.
.. A vigorous poUtici.a.n" who &8 -& speoake-r
has shown un'ILSlLaII power and pe.IISuasive-
nees."-T, News.
.. A maon wÏJtih a big hearl, whose genial
find ob1i.ging ways heve made him many
friends on: both siOO6 of politi cs. "-M.
Herald.
Devlin, Emmannel :B" lawyer.
Irish orgin; s. Chas. D. (q.v.); b.
Aylmer, P.Q., Dec. 24, 1872; e. St.
Mary's (Jesuit) ColI., Montreal. Mt.
St. Mary's, Den"byShdre, En-g., 'McQ1iU
Un
v. (.B.C.L., 1895), Daval UnlÌv.
(B.A., 1892) a.nd Ca.ndsius CoJIl.,
Buffalio, N.Y. (.M.A.); m., June, 1907,
Cecile, d. late Hon. L, R. Masson, form-
erly Lt.-Govr., P.Q.; advocate, 1895;
K.C., 1906; successful1y practised his
prof. In Montreal, 6 yrs.; since then
at Hun, P.Q., where he Is a memo of
tlh:e Jaw fi.I"ffi IO'f D. amd ISte. M1arle;
has pleaded In many notable cases, civil
and criminal; Is solr. for Co. Wright;
also known on the lecture platform, one
of the most able of his efforts being
.. Ireland's Position In the Empire":
a Lib.; has sat for Wright (H. C.)
since Feb., 1905; R. C.-5
Ee88erer
St., ottawa.
Devlin, Francis Eugene, physici8a;
Que.bec public service.
O. S. ,}ø!t:e IA.-Col.
rnard D., K.C.,
M.P., Montreal; b. there; e. Laval
Unlv. (1M. D., 1888): m., Sept., 1906,
d. late Muir Steele, Richmond, P.Q.;
apptd. asst. supdt. Longue Pointe
Asylum, Montreal, 1887 ; elected presdt.
St. Patrick's Soc., do., 1904; R. C.-
'6 R08emount Ave., We8tm
mtl.t, Jlont-
7
al. .
Devlin, :Rev. Owen :Bernard (R.C.).
S. Chas. D. (q.v.) ; bro. Hon. C. R. D.
(q.v.) and E. B. D. (q.v.); b. Aylmer,
P.Q., 1856; e. St. MaI1"Y'S (Jesuit) OoN.
and Lava.l Unlv. (LL.B., 1875) ; advo-
cate, do.: sucoessfully practised his
prof. in partnership with his uncle, the
late ,Lt.-Co!. Bernard D., Q.C., M.P., In
Montreal and Ottawa Dists.; retired
from the ,bar and joined the .Jesuit
ord'e.r; '0., 1886; SJpent several yrs. in
study at Jesuit CoIl. In Eng.; ,has been
a prof. and viDe-rector, St. Mary',s CoIl.,
Montreal; rector at Guelph and Port
Arthur, Ont.; also, Chester, Eng.;
famed all over Can. and U.S. as a
pulipit orator.-College of the lmmcwu-
late Conception, Montreal.
Dewar, Alexa.nder L" banking pro-
fession.
S, Plummer and EJiza (Pew) D.; b.
Glasgow, Scot., Aug. 6, 1852; e. Hamil-
ton, Ont.; m., 1875, Grace M., d. John I.
Mackenzie, Hamilton: entd. Bank B.
N. A., Hamilton, 1868; occupied many
positions of trust in various banks;
mangr. Chicago branch, Can. Bank of
Commerce, 1881-6; founded the Am.
Exchange Nat. Bank of Chicago, and
became its cashier, 1887; head of firm
A. L. D. & Co., bankers and brokers,
OMrogo, 189'5-,1907 : genL mangr.,
Mi(marcih Banik IOf Cain., 1907; Ql1e of
tih!e foQlUl1J(!Iers of'tbe Bank of VI3JJlICIOtUVeT,
1907-10: s'l-nlce l1:JhJen Ihas been ibs gen.l.
mangr.; I!l. m'8lffi. N.Y. and OMcago
StJook EXC!hianges.-Vancouver, B.C.;
Pacific Club, Victoria; Chicago Club;
Banker8' Club, Chicago; British Club,
Mexico; Thru8he8 Club, London, Eng.;
Albany Club, Toronto.
Dewar, William Reid, entomologist.
S. Robt. H. and Elizabeth (Reid)
D., Dunfermline, Scot.; b. Fruitland,
ant., May 10, 1882; e. Hamilton pub-
lic schs. and ColI. Inst.; graduated
B.S.A. (Toronto Unlv.), 1904; apptd,
entomologist to Govt. Orange River
Colony, 1904; Eastern Province ento-
mol
gist, Cape Colony, 1905; author
various reports on economic subjects;
Proto _ Graham8town, S.A.; Albany
Club, Toronto.
Dewart, Herbert Hartley, lawyer.
E. s. late Rev. E. H. D., D.D.
(Meth.), and Matilda (Hunt.), D.; b.
St. Johns, P.Q., Nov. 9, 1861: e. To-
ronto Model Sch., Toronto CoIl. Inst.,
and Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1883); m.,
Feb., 1891, Emma (one of the
mangrs. Boys' Home, Toronto), y. d.
late H. B. Smit'1, Spama, ant.; bar-
rister, 1887; K.t., 1899; successfully
practises his prof. In Toronto: a memo
law firm D., :Maw & Hodgson; counsel,
with late B. B. Osler, K.C., In Clara
Ford, Hyams and Rutledge, Rice and
Jones murder trials; solr. Sun & Hast-
ings Say. & Loan Co., and other simi-
lar bodies; apptd. Co. Crown Atty.,
York, ant., Oct., 1891; resigned, Jan.,
1904; for several yrs. an examr. in
Eng., Toronto Univ.; elected a sena-
tor, do., 1906; served also as a memo
Toronto Public Lib. Bd.; an active
Lib.; was presdt. Young' Men's Lib.
Club, 1887-8: twice secured nomina-
tion from his party for parIty. hon-
ours, and twice retIreð; wrote famous
'llßltltreT {)III weaknl
ss of TJibeoo,Þism In ant.
(To
oßlt'Ü Daily Glohe, ApI., 1910);
a dlr. of the Ontario Club: has written
on the liquor question, and lectured
on U Politics as a BusinelOs"; as R
young man was a strong advocate of
Oan. independence, and is still, pro-
DEWART-DE WOLFE,
325
nourroedly, ,in favour 01' it, reg.aMing
all questions from the standJpolnt of
Can. Interests, free from Imp. and U. S.
Interests; a Presb.-5 Elmsley Place,
Toronto; Toronto Club; Toronto Golf
Club; Toronto Hunt Club; Ontario
Club, do.,. Rideau Club, Ottawa.
.. One of the most genial and popular
young men in Toronto."-S. N.
.. A man of splendid fighting qualities,
who is also a facile and effective public
speaker."-T. Globe.
Dewart. William T,. business man.
Irish origin; a near relative of the
late Rev. E. H. D., D.D.;. b. and e.
Fenelon Falls, Ont.; m., ApI., 1908,
Mary Louise, d. T. H. Wheeler, Stan-
dard 011 Co., N.Y.; Is genl. mangr.
Frank A. Munsey's publications; V.-P.
and a dir. Boston Journal, Washington
Times, Baltimore Ne1c8, etC.-New
York; Union League Club, do,
Dewdney. The Venerable Alfred
Daniel Alexander (Ang.).
Devonshire family; gt.-grandf. and
uncle settled In Toronto, 1825; s.
Robt. D., who joIned them, 1837; b.
Toronto. Mch. 31, 1863; e. public
schs., Toronto ColI. Inst., and To-
ronto Univ.; m., 1891, Kathleen (d.),
d. Isaac Honsberger, Cree:mi()re, Ont.;
ndly, Alice .AshwO'od, d. A. H. Han-
ingtO'n, K.C., St. .JO'hn, N.B.; studied
theO'l., Wycliffe CO'Il., TO'rO'nto; o.
deacO'n, 1886; priest, 1887: success-
ively rector PO'rt Burwell and Vknna.
Durham and Mitchell, all in Ont.; St.
.Ji!Lm'8S, St. .JIOhm, N.B., 1894-1906; sinæ
1906 rectO'r St. Alban's Cath., Prince
Albert, Sask., and R. D.; 5 yrs.
presdt. St. .JO'hn S. S. Teachers' Assn.;
gO'v. W. M. O. I., St. .John; elected
senator Sask. Unlv., 1907; is alsO' vlce-
principal Sask. Dloc. TheO'l. CO'll. and
lect. Old Test. apO'lO'getics, pract.
theol., and ecclesias. hist. therein, and
'E'X1a;mg. Clhtrupiain TO' .LoI"à Bishop;
aI'abdea.oon, 1910; V.-P. Alumm\i Assn.,
W}'I01.iffe OQlI
., .1908; del. Pan-A'l1g.
Ooo,g.I'ess, L<rndon, ffing., 1908; dlE'lI. to
Prow. Synod.-PTince Albert, Sask.
Dewdney, Hon, Walter. cIvil engIn-
eer; statesman.
Eng. origIn; B. Devonshire, Eng.,
1835; e. there; m., 1st, Mch.,
1864, .Jane Shaw (d..) , e. ò. SitrabtJon
Mmr, Ooli()mbo, OeryIoDi; 2rudJlry, SeIpt.,
1909, BlanOClhe E. P., y. <1. llaJoo
OQl1. C'hias. .John Ke
ll'eys-Tym.te, Hals-
we}.}, iSoom1e'meJtsbJire, and Oe.fn Ma-
bly, GlamO'rganshire; a civil engr.;
went to' B. C., 1859, and was entrusted
with the execution of variO'us import-
ant pUblic wO'rks In the Province.; a
CO'n. ; sat fO'r Kootenay (local),
1868-9, for same constituency (H. C.),
1872-9, and fO'r E. Assinibola, same
chamber, 1888-92; was Indian Commr.,
N.W.T., 1879-81; Lt.-Govr., N.W.T,.
1881-8; a memo of the Can. Govt.
with the {)ffice of MInI'. of the
Interior, 1882-92 ; Lt.-Govr., B. C.,
1892-7; siIlJOO tnren ihla:s been riIIJ pI'liv.ate
'PI'a.o1!ioe .as .a minIJlIg broke-I', Ins. am
firuand.aJl I3Jgerut; wa;s first pre.sd1. Ot-
rt:awa GoJ.f ,Club; .M1g.-Victoria, B.C.
Dewe, Bev. Joseph Adalbert (R. C.),
author; educationist.
B. Ramsgate, Eng.; e. Friar Park
Coll., Vi'Ctoria Univ., Manchester, Eng.,
and Italy; 0., 1893; has ßerved on the
educ. staff of several R.C. Institutions
In various parts of the world; at
pI'ooen.t .is .on :titre 'Ìleaohi'ng staff of Otta-
wa Unlv.; author, "Medlæval and
Modern History," "HIstory of Econ-
omics," and "Psychology of Politics
and History"; a musician, playing
pIano. organ and violoncello; a memo
Ottawa Symphony Orchestra; has
travelled extensively.-Ottawa Univer-
sity, Ottawa.
"One O'f the 1el&ding sch-ü'lars in Can-
ad,a."-T. Globe.
Dewey. Bev. Finlay MacNaughton
(Pres b.).
Descended from one of the Puritan
Fathers; s. late Alex. D., a native of
N. y, State, and .Jane (MacFee) D.;
b. St. Reml, P.Q., Sept. 21, 1851; e.
dlst. sch., Huntingdon Acad.. St.
Francis ColI., Richmond and McGUl
Unlv. (B.A., with honours in mental
and moral phil., 1874; M.A., 1882):
m., July, 1889, Elsie Gordon (dir.
Y. W. C. A., presdt. Ladles' WIIllng
Workers' Hoc., and. of the Missy. Aux-
l1lary and supdt. .Junior Christ. En-
deavor Soc., :MO'ntreg,I), e. d. late Rev.
Geo. Coull, a mlssy. Ch. of Soot. In
Smyrna, anðJ an emInent scholar and
Ilnguist ; 'PursueðJ theol. studies at
Princeton '1'heol. Semy., graduating
1877; D.D., Presb. Coll., Montreal,
1909; O. 1877; past.or Richmond, P.Q.,
1877-86' do. Stanley St. Oh., Montreal,
1886-19io; now pastor emern.tus' 9- 0 .;
has heen presdtt. Montreal Proto MInis-
terial Assn., and of Montreal branch
Evangel. AlUanc-e, chairman Montreal
Comte. Young peO'ple's Missy, Move-
ment, and record. se.cy. Montreal Aux.
Brit. and For. Bible Soc.; also a dir.
Y.M.C.A., and O'f Can. BIble Soc,-
ff
Stanley St., Montreal.
"Able and popular."-M. Gazette.
(D. Mont1'eal, Apl. 15, 1911.)
DeWitt, Norman Wentworth, educa-
tionist.
B. Hamilton, Ont., 1876; e. public
schs. HamlltO'n CoIl Inst. (Prince of
Wal
s prize), Victoria Univ. (B.A.,
1899) and Chicago Univ. (M.A.,
Ph.D.); m., Oct., 1906, Katharine, d.
.JO'hn .JO'hnson, Lincoln, III. ; at ChicagO',
won a fellowshIp of the Arch. Inst. of
Am. for the study of Roman classical
archæol. at Rome; prof. lang. LIncoln
Univ., Ill., 1904-6; prof. Greek, Wash-
ington Unlv., St. Louis, MO'., 1906-8;
since then has been prof. of Latin and
ancient hlst., VIctO'rIa Univ., Toronto;
Meth.-Victoria University, Toronto.
.. Has 8tt
acted attention as 8' writer on
classical subjects."-T. N
1OØ'1
De Wolfe, Bev, Henry Todd (Bapt.),
educationIst.
FamIly old New Eng. and Eng.
stock, origInally Dutch; s. late B. R.
De W., WoQI!lfvUle, N..S.; b. St. Soophen,
N.B., Sept. 14, 1867; e. St. Stephen
Public and High Schs. and Acadla Unlv.
(B.A" 1889; D.D., 1909); m., .July
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DEXTER-DIOKIE,
1893, Miss Harriet M. Eaton, Parrs-
boro, N.S.; studied theol. Newton
Theol. Semy.; o. 1895; instr. in Greek,
Newton Theol. Semy., 1893-5; pastor
Farboro, M3.ßs., 1895-1901; principal
Acadia Semy., 1901-10; since then has
been prof. Ne.w Test. lang. and lit.,
Acadia Univ.-Wolfville, N.S.
Dexter, David, insurance manager.
S. Ran\SlOfIll! and MaT'g1t. (Oolle) D.;
grends. Eldsha D., who came to To-
ronDo, 1798; fa.ther serv<ed during War
{)If 1812, and was present at Queenston,
under Brock; þ. St. Tbomas, Ont., ApI.
4, 1848; e. public and -high schs.; m.
Miss Isabelle McLachlan; has been
mango dir. Federal Life Ins. Co. since
1874, first, under its original name
(The Industrial and Commercial Life
Ins. Co.), and since 1882 under its
present designation; since 1903 has
been, also, presdt. of the Co.; has
been likewise presdt. Life Ins. Offrs.'
Assn, and presdt. ant. Curling Assn.:
for 14 yrs. was a memo Hamilton
Bd. of Educ.; now a dir. Sterling
Bank; a Freemason, and a memo of
the Scottish Rite; a Lib.: a Meth.-
Hamilton, Ont.; Hamilton Club; Com-
mercial Club ; Hamilton Jockey Club;
Royal Hamilton Yacht Club, do.;
National Club, Toronto.
Dey, Bev, Willia.m John (Presb.).
S. Thos. and Ellen (Farquhar) D'
b.
ast Hawkesbury, P.Q.; e. McGiIi
Umv. (B.A. and gold med. in geol.
and N. science. 1871; M.A., 1875) ; D.D.
(hon.), Westminst
r ColI., Pa., 1910;
.. June, 1877, MISS MaJl"g1t. L. JmI"ie,
SpencerviIle, ant.; graduated Presb.
ColI., Montreal (gold med. in arts;
gold med. in theol.), 1875; O. 1876;
pas.tor SpencerviIle, 1876-82; dean of
resIdence and lect., Presb. Coli., Mont-
eal, 1882-6; followed evangel. work
III Mar. Pro.vinces and ant., 1886-7;
pastor Erskille Ch., Hamilton, ant.,
1887-9
; do. St.
aul's Ch., Simcoe,
ant., sillce 1890; sillce 1900 has been
chairman Intern. Comte. on PsalmodY
a comte. which has completed a ne
metrical version of the Psalms which
version has reed. the cordial cómmen-
dations of most of the Presb. supreme
cts. In North Am.; much of the suc-
cess of the comte. has been credited
to his executive ability, and he has
made Important contributions to the
volume; his pastorates have abounded
in great accomplishments for the bene-
fit of his ch.; while a student, 1871-4,
was principal of the Brit. and Can.
Sch., Montreal.-Simcoe, Onto
d'Ha.lewYJ1, Baron Henri Marie Jo-
seph, Consular service.
S. Baron d'H., Liettres Castle, Pas
de Calais, France; an old Flemish fam-
Ily; b. Vannes, Brittany, .Tan. 31, 1871 ;
e. France and En.g.; m., Oct., 1909,
Miss Pauline LaRocque, Montre8Jl ;
entd. FrelltCh cOThSular service, 1897;
apptd. vice-consul, Montreal, Feb. 13,
1906; r
d. Russian order of St. Stan-
Islas (3rd class), .Tuly, 1906; R. C.-
t( 7'he Palmers ton}' "5 Union. Ave.,
j}f ontreal.
d'Hellencourt, Henri 111, V, Lefebvre,
journalist.
B. Paris, France, Sept. 12, 1862;
graduated St. Cyr Mil. Sch., France;
.m. MMoe. Louise Eing>eruie Be'l:lGJoo; 18.a1
officer in the French army, 1881-(n;
ed. L'Echo du lIfanitoba (Winnipeg),
1898-J.9JÛ5, where lÌle was CIOTI'sular
agent 1101' FnaJl1JC1e; eodi.-dno-ohdetf Le
Soleil (Qu-ebec)
J.906-11; si'llJOO tlhoen
'ms boon rus.st. to :the Can. Oomll'ß!r.,
Paris, Fmnoe; a dlel. limp. Press Donf.,
LondJcm, En.g., 190'9.-Paris, Frwnce.
Dlcker, Bev. A&sheton George Ha.m-
iJ.t;on
An
.).
S. Rev. .Eustace H. .and CatherIne
Sarah V.; b.
ng.; e. Canterbury and
King's ColI., London; graduated
A.K.C., 11:>1)6; m., June, 18
6, Helen
Alice, e. d. Bishop Dunn (q.v.), Que-
bec; 0., St. Paul's Cath., London,
ng., I
H7; coming to Can., was cur-
ate S. Acton, and in IH89 placed in
charge of St. Barnabas, Actonvale,
.P.Q.; apptd. rector St, Paul's, St.
JlOhn, N.B., 18
3, he rem!3Jined tlÌl'ere
till Sept., 1906, when he was called
to his present post as rector of St.
Luke's, Toronto (Iin succession to late
Dean Langtry) ; elected a del. to the
Genl. Synod, 1905-6, and by It apptd.
upon the Compilation Comte. of the
Can. Hymnal; a del. to the Pan-Ang.
Congress, 1908.----'1 St. Joseph St.,
Toronto.
.. A man of tact and energy."-Oan,
Ohurchman.
Dickie, Alfred, manufacturer.
Ancestors Scotch, Irish, and Ger-
man; s. Jas. E. and Harriet ('ruppeI')
D.; nephew Hon. .T. B. D., formerly
Speaker N. S. Assembly; b. Upper
stewiacke, N.S., 1860; e. there and
Dalhousie ColI. (B.A., 1879; M.A.,
1883); grade A, teacher's license,
Halifax; m., 1886, Alice A., d. E. E.
Dickie, Cornwallis, N.S.; a scientific
lumberman and exporter of wood
goods; owns and controls 400,000
acres woodland in fee simple In N. S.,
and a large area of square miles In
Labrador, besides several steamships;
owns and operates 8 of the largest
steam sawmills at different points in
N. S., employing 2,000 men in forest
and river continually; has opened up
a large lumbering business at Hamil-
ton Inlet, Labrador I called .. rrhe
Lumber King of the Maritime Pro-
vinces "; is sch. commr., COlchester,
N.S.; presdt. local branch Can. Manu-
facturers' Assn., and presdt. Grand
River Pulp & Lumber Co.; elected
first Mayor of Stewiacke, 1906; Lib.,
and twice UinsuooesSlfu1lly OOT1ltoestoo ()oil-
CiÌlIester (LQlcaI) , ,in N13Jt .i'll'ool"eSit; a
Presb., and 3IIl eldoe.r in .the cll.-Stewi-
acke, N.$.
.. A IDll'n of ind'Ustry, integrity, progress,
and thrift."-H, Herø,ld.
Dickie, Bev. Alfred Brown (Presb.).
S. Adam and Eliza D., Maitland,
N.S.; b. there, May 27, 1842: e. Dal-
housie Unlv.: m., 1st, .Tuly, 1873, Miss
Lillian .T. McLeod (d.); 2ndly, Nov.,
1902, Miss Susie .T. Annand; gradu-
ated Presb, ColI., Halifax, N.S., 1869;
DICKIE.-DICKSON,
327
o. 1869; has held various pastorates;
elleotJed mooeoo,bor, 1907; tranßfe.l'l'e'd to
Hanotspol't, Jurue, 1911.-Hant8port,
N.S.
Dickie, Bev, Gordon (Presb.).
S. Hev. A. ;B. D. (PveSb., q. v.); b,
N:S., 1.86.1;
. Dath!ousie Univ. (B.A.,
w1th dilstH1ICIDmn, 18\16)., Ha.nard Univ.
(IM.A.), Pr-esb. CoIl., Halifax (gradu-
ated, 1900), and Marburg Univ., Ger-
many; m., June, 1908, Maude Ethel,
d. late Dr. J. E. .March, St. John,
N.B.; o. 1902; 'since 1906 has been
pastor St. Sbephen's Ch., St. John.-
St. John, N.B.
.. One of the. most brilliant p.reachers in
the Mar. Provinces."-St. John l..'elegraph.
Dickie, Bev, Henry (Presb.).
B. N.S.; e. Dalhousie Univ., Halifax,
N.
. (B.A., 1883) and Cambridge
Umv.; D.D., Presb. ColI., Montreal,
1907; m.; 0., 1888; pastor St. John's
Ch., 'Vindsor, N.S., up to 1904; pastor
CÞ.almers' Ch., Woodstock, Ont., 1905-9 ;
smce then pastor 1st Presb. Ch.,
Chatham, Ont.-1'he Man8e, CJhatham,
Onto
.. A young man of exce.ptio.nal ability."
-T. Globe,
Dickie, Bev, Bobt, William (Presb.).
Scottish parentage; b. Hyde Park,
Ont., Jan. 28, 1873; e. London CoIl.
Inst., Toronto Univ. (B.A., 18
4) and
Edinburgh Univ.; m. Agnes Alexina,
d. Rev. Dr. McDonald, Seaforth, Ont.;
graduated Knox Col1., 1898; O. do.;
pastor St. Andrew's, Orangeville,Ont.,
1898-1903; do. St. Paul's, Brandon,
Man., 1903-9; since then pastor Cres-
cent St., Montreal.--6H Dorche8ter St.
W., Montreal.
.. A preacher of the highest order."-1..'.
W orlà.
Dickie, Bon, Samuel, educationi.st.
Scottish origin; S. Wm. and Jane
(McNabb) D.; b. Co. Oxford, Ont., June
6, 1851; e. AiliJ:>.ion 001.1., Mklh. (B..S.,
1872; M.IS., 1877; LL.D., 1900); m.,
Dec., 1872, Mlary, d. Hon. WIII1. H.
Bl'Iockway, Al,bhm; Ipl'lof. Astrom.., AI-
biÍion Oolff., 1877-87; ipl'e'sdrt. do. dlO.
since fib., 1901; ,jIS presdt. A[ibion
Buggy Co.; maY'or ..Ailbion, 18 1 96-7;
ohai.rmalli NI8Jt. ProhlibitJi'On Oomm..,
1887-1900; ,si:noo 1Jhen V11oe-.cIÌ11airm8JI1J;
jpI'OIhi'bi.tÍJOn oand1d'wtoe for g1OV. of iMicJh..
1886; pif'eViioQuSllry can.d!idJaJtoe for Oon-
gl'eSS; ed. arud publdSlhJer IOf The New
Voice, 1899 .and 1900; a .Me:th. Epis.;
lay d
l. GeJ11Jt. Oon!. O'f the Oh.. 1892,
1896, .1900, 1904, 1908.-Albion, Mich.
"A man of method and untiring ene,rgy,
a pleasant companion, 8. strong .and oon-
vindng speake'r, and thoroughly devoted to
the cause he has espoused."-Nat. Cycle. of
Am. Biographv.
Dickinson. Edmund LindsaY', lawyer.
S. Jas. John D., M.D., Cornwall
Ont., and Mary (Mountain) D.; b.
Cornwall, Mch. 6, 1855; e. Cornwall
Grammar SCh., and Trin. Unlv., To-
ronto (B.A., 1875); m., June, 1907,
Constance D., d. late Wm. Corbould'
barrister, 1879; K.C., 1907; a Llb.
Con. ; unsuccessfully contested E.
Huron (H. C.), g. e. 1896, and g. e.
1908; Ang.-Goderich, Ont,
Dickinson. George Arthur, physician.
Eng. origin; grandparents from
LincolnshIre; b. Co. Durham, Ont.,
ApI. 3, 1865; e. public and high schs.;
obtained a teacher's cert., and at-
tended the Onto Agrlcul. CoIl.; m.,
1892, Margt. Jane, d. late Geo. Mur-
,ra;y' Hogg, BæIJt1more, Onto ; M.D.,
Viet. Univ., 1888; memo ColI. P. &
S., Ont., 1889; memo CoIl. p, & S.
(N.W.T. >. 1892; author of various
pajpeoI"S <m OO'l1c. su bjeets; a}so of a
book, .. Your Boy: His Nature and
Nurture" (1909) .-Port Hope, Onto
.. A well-balanced. well-read medical
man."-Saturday Night.
Dickson, Charles W" educationist.
S. C. T. D., NIlr. iÍnllanid revenue,
Kingston, Ont.; b. there; e. Queen's
Un iv, (M.A., and Univ. med. in chem-
[st., 1900; took 1851 Exhn. Scholar.,
tenable for 2 yrs., 1901); Ph.D., Co-
lumbia Univ., 1903; apptd. a lect. in
chemist., Queen's Unlv., do,-King-
8ton, Onto
Dickson. E, B, Trenholme. Alberta
public service.
S. Jas. .and Charlotte (Tren'holme)
D a s.is.te.r of Judgle TI"eoruhloÞmoe
(q:v.); b. TrenholmviIle, P.Q., 1872;
e. St. Francis CoH., Richmond, P.Q.,
and McGlll Univ. (B.A., 1894; B.C.L.,
with 1st rank honours, 1897); m.,
1906. Miss Letitia Burgess, Macleod,
AHa. ; advocate, 1897; successfully
practised his prof. in Montreal; a
former partner of J. N. Greenshields,
K.C. (q.v.), and Lt.-Col. Hibbard, K.C.
(q.v.); moved to Macleod, 1904;
Crown prosecutor and agent of the
Atty.-GenI. of Alta. for Macleod
dist. till 1906, when apptd. elk. of
the Supreme Ct., .Macleod dist., Altta.;
elected mayor 'I.'own of Macleod, 1911;
a senator Alberta Univ.; an active Lib.
and a staunch believer in the sound-
ness of Sir W. Laurier's naval policy.
-Macleod, Alta.
Dickson. B,ev, James A, B. (Presb.).
S. David D.; b. Tranent, Scot., Oct.
22 1839; came to Can., 1857; e.
Br'antford Grammar Sch., Toronto and
McGill Univs.; B.D., Presb. ColI.,
Montreal, 1883; Ph.D., Wooster UnIv.,
Ohio 1891; m., 1867, Isabella E. (d.
Aug.: 1902), d. late Walter Fall'ooirn,
London, Orut.; first studied bheoI.,Cong.
CoIl., Montreal; graduated, 1865; suc-
cessively pastor Congo Ch., London,
and Northern Ch., Toronto; elected
chairman, Congo Union, Onto and Que-
bec, he, later, joined the Presb. Ch.,
and was O. 1879; since then h.as been
pastor Central Ch., Galt; elected Mod-
erator, Toronto and KIngston, 1908;
author of many books and tracts, in-
cluding II Working for .Jesus," and a
.. History of the Central Ch., Galt";
is ed. of the Christian Endeavour
publications; was presdt. of the Onto
Union, 1892-3.-Galt, Ont,
Dickson, John Edward Earle, insur-
ance manager.
.SooWh ordgin; U. E. L. stock; b.
Co. Kings, N.B., July 22, 1856; e. St.
.J'Oihin Grammar Scih.; m., 11882, d. 1Jate
Arthur Daniel, St. .John; has had a
328
DICKSON-DINGMAN,
long connection with fire ins.; for-
merly genl. agent, in N. B., for thE'
Union Assur. Soc., and subsequently its
mangr. at
lontreal; since 18:.19 has
been Ca.n. mangr. Law Union and
Crown Ins. Co. of London; Ang.-7.9
St. Jlark St., Montl'eal; St. Jamcs's
Club, do.
Dickson, Mrs, Mary H" educationist.
D. late C
t.
rhos. and Mary (
'aìt)
FleH, Hamilton, Ont.; b. and e, Ithere;
m., 1882, Geo. Dickson, M.A., a dis-
tJinguLslred educationist, who was prin-
cipal U. C. Coll., 1885-95, and subse-
quently, fr10im 18n, jJJ'1ædJt. St. Mar-
garet's ColI., of which he was the
founder, Toronto (d. Mch. 21, 1910);
was associated with her husband in
the m.anagement of ,the latter institu-
non; e'l'eoted presd.t. do., ApI., uno;
do. V.-P. Women's Can. Club, Toronto,
do.; Presb.-St. Margaret's College,
l.a Bloor St. E., 1.'oronto; Women's
Can. Club, do.
"A highly-accomplished W()IDlan."-Sir
Sandford Fleming (q.v),
Diggs, Mrs, Annie Leporte, journalist;
author.
B. London, Ont., 1853; e. public and
private schs.; m. A. S. Diggs, Law-
rence, Kan.; in early life engd. in
j.:mrnaUsm, Washington, D.C.; chair-
woman of delegation from D. C. to
Nat. People's Party Con v., Omaha,
] 892; has spoken on behalf of People's
Party in nearly every state; state
librarian, Kan., 1898-1902; a well-
known lect. on social.; is assoc.
ed. Topeka Advocate; presdt. Kan.
\Vomen's Press Assn.; formerly presdt.
Kan. State Woman Suffrage Assn.; a
del. to Intern. Co-operative Cong.,
Manchester, Eng., 1903, and to Peace
Cong., Rauen, France, 1904; author of
.. Little Brown Brothers" and .. The
Story of .Jerry Simpson."-7'opeka,
Kan.
Dignam, Mrs, :Mary Ena, artist.
U. E. L. descent; d. Byron and
Margt. Ellinor (Ferguson) Williams;
b. Ont., .Jan. 13, 1860; e. private
tutors; pursued artistic studies at Art
Students' League, N.Y., and In Hol-
land, I.'rance and Italy; m., 1880, .John
Sjfton, e. s. Rev. Wm. Dignam; has
exhibited at Royal Can. Acad. Expns.,
at Nat. Acad. of Design, N.Y., and in
Eng.; dir. Moulton Call, Art Dept.,
1890-1902; elected presdt. Assd.
Artists' Sch. of Art and Design, To-
ronto, 1889; has been presdt. Women's
Art Assn. of Can. since 1893; a memo
N. Y. 4rt Club, and Intern. Art Club,
London. Eng.; a mem.. extt.\-1(J. 1m'!).
Or-der 0If Daugh11{)rs of :Ðmpire; laxly
V.-P. U.E.L. Assn.; has wrltrt:-en speC'l1aJ.
articles on art.-!84 St. George St., To-
ronto; Toronto Ladies' Club, do.;
Lyceum Club,' Woman's Inst., London,
Eng,
Dinon, The Bight Hon. Viscountess,
titled lady.
.Julia, e. d. late Isaac Brock Stanton
(U.E.L. descent), Can. Civil Service,
and Maria (Wilson) S.; b. and e.
Can.; m., Nov. 3, 1870, Hon. Harold
Arthur Dillon, e. s. 16th Viscount
Dillon, who succeeded his father In the
peerage as Viscount Dillon, 1892; was
present at the coronation of King
Edward and Queen Alexandra. \Vest-
minster Abbey. 1902; was presented
to both Queen Victoria and to King
Eidward and Que<èn Al'ex,a,rudra; also
'P'l'Ies'ent a.t
he úorO'nation ()f King
Ge.orge and Que-en Mary, 1911; Ang.
_" Ditchley)' Enstone, Oxfordshire,
Eng,
Dillon-Mills, Samuel, mining geolo-
gist.
S. late Rev. Wm. Mills, Bennett's
Bridge, Co. Kildare, Irel., and .Jane E.
(Dillon) M., sister late Sir .John Dillon,
Bart., Lismullin, Co. Meath, Irel.,
Baron of the Holy Roman Empire; b.
Dublin, Irel., Aug. 2, 1842; e, there; a
student Royal Sch. of Science, 1860-64 ;
m., 1873, Mary (d. 1885), d. late Dr.
A. M'Ûrson, Hamilton, Orut,; tirst CRl"ne
to Can., 1864; engd. in minÎ11g, N.::;.,
d.nd elsewhere; also as supt, and mangr.
of blast furnaces, N. Mich., Texas, etc.,
1878-
3; secy., Toronto branch, Can.
Mining Inst.; V.-P. Toronto Nat. His.
oc.; V.-P. Can. Inst., Toronto; author
of various papers read before above
bodl-es; a Con.; ImperiaHst and union-
ist as regards Irish as well as Can.
politics; Ang.-2S Isabella St., 7'oronto;
1!Jngineers' Club. do.
Dimock, Clarence H" business man.
S. Edward W, and Elizabeth D.; b.
Windsor, N.S.; e. W.i.ndsor Call, SOh.;
m. .11iss Laura C. Locke, Lòckeport,
N.S.; a dir. Commereial Bank, Wind-
SOl'; do. Wind.s'Û.r Foundry & Maohine
Co.; presdt. Wentworth Gypsum .00.;
e.l-ect-ed presd.t. N. S. Mining Soc.,
1905; Ang. - Windsor, N.S.; Halifax
Club, Halifax.
Dimock, Wilbert David, journalist.
Mixtòd Eng. and Irish origin; s. late
Rev. D. W. C, D., M.A. (Bapt.),
'l'ruro, N.S.; b. Onslow, N.S., Nov. 27,
1846; e. local schs., Model Sch., Truro,
and Acadia Univ. (B.A., 1867); unm.;
successively principal, N. Sydney Acad.
and Model Schs.,
'ruro, secy.-treas.,
Cwn. DetPt., Inte.rn. F:isheri-es Exhn.,
London, 1883 (special diploma of
honour and other aCknowledgm,ents),
agent for N. S., Ind. and Col. Exhn.,
London, 1886, mangr., Mar. Provinces
Exhn., lMonct'On, N.B., 1889, supdt.,
Can. sec., .Jama.ica Exhn., 1891, secy.,
Can. sec., \Vorld's Fall', Chicago, 18n;
has been ed. Truro News since 1894;
a dir. of the Canadian Club; a Can.;
sat for Colchester (Local), 1894-6; re-
signed to contest same constituency
(H.C.), and was returned; unseated,
1897; advocates the closest possible
ties between the Mother Land and her
over-seas possessions; also an interc.
trade against the world, so far as may
be consistent with protection of Can.
interests and inùustries; an Ang.-
"Forest Lawn," Truro, N.S.; Cana-
dian Club, do.
II A man of ability Bnd ene.rgy."-O,
Citizen.
Dingman, William Smith. journalist.
U. E. L. descent; s. late A. D., for-
merl.y 1nspr. o()If Inòdan AgenCll-es and
ReseTV'Ps; b. Tp. Sarnia, Co. La,1J1lbron,
Ont., .May 9, 1859; e. Sarnda 'P'llblLc
DINNICK-DIXON.
329
a'Illð gm.mmar scih:s. ; m.. Moh. 13, 1889,
Margt. ElIza'beth, d. Rev. Wm. Mc-
Donoag1h, StTa:tlhroy, Onl\:.; 1'0'1" 10 yrs. a
memo Stl'3Jtfloro 00111. lust. Bd.; cha1r-
man of same, 1895; 31M., 1903 and
1906; mayur of Stra1.fo1'd, 1909-10';
]()'TIg' connected wiTh tJhoe ,press; -a P'MC-
tJioaJ. printer; fo'rmerly 'PubliSh,el1',
wiotJh his b'I'o., L. H. D., ()f t'he ,Stralf.h-
roy Dispatch; subSieQuenotly ed. and
TnJan1gr. Daily Sentinel, I'Q'l't Arthur,
Ont.; wi.th his bTlO. acquImd: the
Stratford Herald, 1886; ISbill ed. of
tJhtalt p>ape'r anld 'Pl'esd:t. of the inoo<r-
porated co. publishing it; founded the
Daily Herald, Stratford, 1887: elected
presdt. Can. Press Assn., 1899; for a
long period a ch. organist and choir
leader in Sarnia, Stra throy and Strat-
ford; presdt. Stratford Vocal Soc.,
1899-1900; a Con.; a believer in Imp.
pref. trade and retention of Brit. con-
nexlon: thinks that Can. should speak
In battleships In gratitude for all that
Britain means to us: a Meth., and a
steward and trustee of the Cent. Meth.
Ch., Stratford.-Cambria St., Stratford,
Onto
Dinnick, Augustus G, C" business
man.
B. Ramsgate, Eng., .Jan, 22, 1867; e.
Grammar Sch. there: came to Can.,
1890; m., 1905, Alice L., y. d. late
"\Vm. Benson, Guernsey, C. I.; now, and
for some time, mango dir. Can. Casn-
alty & Boner Ins. Co.; a dlr. GenI.
Accident, Fire and Life Assur. Corpora-
tion; Ang.; Ind. In poUtks.-St. Clai1'
A ve., Toronto.
Dinnick, Wßfrid Servington, business
man; financier.
S. late Rev. .J. D. D.; b. Gundford,
Eng., July 19, 1876; e. oprlvao!Je tutors
amd Elmfi'eld clOm. S'CIh., Brighton,
En'g.; m., .June, 1905, Miss A11ioce
Lo<uise OoTIlIIin, N.Y.; was lfilspr. Can.
Blrkbeck In'Vle'S't.,
urity & Savings
Co., 1.'Iorcm;to; V.-P. and .geTI\l. TllIan;gr.
Sta'l1Jæa'l'f1 Looan 00., sinæ ,1899: is
ge'C'Y. Can. O()IUnd.I, Bock.e<t Test.
Leawe; a Meth.; a rOon.-" Eccles-
bourne," Deer Park, Toronto; National
Club; Albany Club, do.
Dion, Adolphe Alfred, electrical and
civil engineer.
S. late .Jean Chrysostðme anð
.Josephine (Campeau) D., Ottawa; b.
Quebec, .June 14, 1859; e. there and
Ottawa; m., ApI., 1884, Mlle. Adeline
Deslauriers; a memo Am. Inst. Elect.
Engrs.; elected a memo Oan. So('. C.E.,
1901 (a councillor, do., 1907-10);
;p1'e5ldlt. Din. E.Þeot. Assn., 1899-1902
and 1911 ; el,ectoo. a memo Br.lt. lust. lOt
Elect.. En grs. , 1910;
Ilected a dd.r. Can.
Gas Assn., 1911; furmerly in service
as an eloeot. of ilie In:t.erc. Ry. and Dam.
Tel. Co.; now, and for many yrs.,
elf'ct. engr. and gen!. supdt. Ottawa
Electric Co. ; Is vice-commodore Ottawa
Canoe Club since 1907 ; has lectured on
.. Wkeless ''l'>e,}oegraphy'' and' other Cla:g-
na;be subj<ects; a l.iib.; a R..c.-!
th
A ve., Ottawa.
Dionne, Charles Eusèbe, naturalist.
S. Eusêbe and EmiJ.ie (Lav'Ü'ie) D.;
b. St. Denis-de-Ia-Boutelllerle, P.Q.,
.July 11, 1846; e. privately; M.A., hon.,
Laval Univ., 1903; m., 1879, MIle,
Marie Emilie Pelletier, Quebec: a prac-
tical taxidermist: a memo Ornlth.
Union; Is curator Zool. Museum, Laval
Unlv.; author, .. Las Olseaux du Can-
ada:' .. Catß.logue des Olseaux de la
Province," and II Les Mammlfêres de la
Province de Quêbec"; R.C.-Laval
rTniversit?t, Quebec.
Dionne, Narcisse Eutrope, Que. pub-
lic service; physician; author.
S. Narcisse and ElI7abeth (Bou-
chard) D.; b. St. DenIs-fle-la-BouteH-
lerle, P.Q., May 18, 1848; e. CoR .of
Ste. Anne, Quebec Semy., Levis CoH.,
and Lav'3.1 Un.lv. (.M.B.. 1872: M.D.,
1874; Lit. D., 1900); m., 1st. Oct.,
1873, Marie Laure (d. JUly, 1895), d.
late P. V. Bouchard, Quebec; 2ndly,
1896, Mlle. Emma BIdêl;arê; RUccess-
fuJ1y practised his prof. at Stanfo1r1,
P.Q., 1873. but later devoted himself
to journalism and lit.; successively
pd.-Ill-chief Le Cmlrr?er dn Can.. and
l.e Journal de Québec; one of the
founders of the CercIe Cath. and of the
Quebec Press Assn.; secy. of latter
body: F.R.S. C.; Federal license Inspr..
1884-5; since 1892 has been chief
librarian of the Quebec Legislature;
author of .. The Life of .Jacques
Cartier," .. The Life of Samuel
Champlain:' .. The Life of C. F.
Painchaud," .. Servlteurs et Servante
de Dleu au Canada," .. Les Ecclesl-
astlQues et les Royaliste!!! FrançaIs
Rêfug-eês :au Oan:aða à :J:'EpO<tue doe
la Rêvolution," .. Quêbec et Nouvelle
France," and many other his. works;
has col1aborated with Dr. Doughty
(q.v.); R. C.-29 Couillard St., Quebec.
.. One of the most -p1."()1ific, :ret finished,
write-rs ;jn Canada."-M. and E.
Dixon, Frederick Augustus, Dom.
pubUc service.
B. Eng., May 7. 1843; e. there;
m. 1st, Au
.. 1887 Amelia Louisa
(d. Aug. 1889), o. d. late Alfred
Patrick, C.M.G., Ottawa; 2ndly, Sept.,
1907, Margt. Mary, e. d. late Dr. Her-
man Hager, Withington, Manchester,
En
.; came to Can. In the early 'Sev-
enties, and was employed as a writer
on the Toronto Mail, under the late
T. C. Patteson; later, was apptd.
tutor, at Rlfleau Hall, to the family
of the late Marquis of DufTerin and
Ava; entd. the C. S., 1878, and Is
now, and has been for some yrs.,
chief clk. of correspondence, Dept. of
Rvs. and Canals; besides being- the
aùthor of spveral stage productions,
Including II Thf' Mayor of St. Brleux,"
II Fiflne, the Fisher Maid." and II The
Masque of Wf'lcome" (which were
performed at Rideau Hall), he has
been a frequent contributor to the
mag-s., both In Can. and Eng.; also,
asslstf'd the late Principal Grnnt wtth
his Pirt1tresq1te Can., and Baedeker,
with his .. Hand-book of Can.": has
been warmly Interestefl In the devel-
opment of art In thf' Dom., and was
tnstrumpntal In the formation of the
Royal Acad. of Art., and the Ottawa
Art A ssn., the latter almost the earli-
est of the various high clas
art In-
stltutf.cms IOf If.'he úOuntrv, wh1('1h have
since arisen from H
1ifax to' Van-
couver; Ang.-" Rockliffe," Ottawa.
330
DIXON-DOAN,
Dixon, Lt,-Col, Henry George Smith,
Dom. public service.
E. s. late .J'as. S. D., f'Û
,r'd)er,
BertJhie-r-en-'hla.'ut, P.Q.; b. 1:JÌlIeI'e, Dec.
18, 1857; e. Berthier Grammar Sch.
and Montreal Business ColI.; unm.;
has been employed in the Inland Rev.
Dept., Montreal, since 1887; long in the
v. m. s-eorvice, eni!:erill1.g' the 86Jth ,Re'gt.,
as a private, 1872; promotf'd lieut.,
1880; capt., 1887; major, 1890; It.-col.,
comm'dg. tJhe
gt., 1893; niOW R.O.;
holds .a 1st class cert. from the Royal
Mil. Sch., and the long service decora-
tion; one of the founders of the Mont-
real Mil. Inst., and has been officially
connected with the Veterans' Assn.;
a Forester; an Ang.-59a Park Ave.,
Montreal.
D1:z:on, Rev, Hillyard Cameron (Ang.)
B. Toronto; e. U. C. ColI.; originally
In commercial life; best known as the
originator of the free breakfasts for
the poor, and the organizer of cottage
meetings; was given a perpetual dia-
con ate, which permitted him while
exercising the functions of a deacon
to engage in ordinary business; o.
deacon, 1892; .pries1\:, 1902; canoOll St.
Alban's Cath., Toronto (" as a fitting
recognition of the noble service he
has rendered to the Ch. throughout
the diocese") 1903; rector, Trin. Ch.,
East Toronto, 1906; domestic chaplain
-to 'ÌJhe B:p. of T'OronltJo, 1909; an
Orangeml3n.-411 King St. E., Toronto.
Dixon, Rev, John (Presb.).
B. Galt., ant., .Jan. 25, 1847; e.
Princeton Theol. Semy. (grad., 1873),
and Lafayette ColI. (D.D., ] 889); 0.,
1873; pastor, 1st Ch., Providence, R.I.,
] 873-7; Wec;:tminstf'r Ch., Yonkers,
N.Y., 1877-84; 1st Ch., Trenton, N.J.,
1884-98; since then has been asst.
secy. Bd. of Home l\fissionc;, Presb.
Ch.; a trus1.ee, Lafayette Coll. since
1888.-156 5th Ave., New York.
Dixon, Rev, Richard Perguson (Ang.)
S. P. .J. D., -.J.P., and fór some yrs
mayor of Carlisle. Eng.; paternal
grandf., .John D., .J.P., D.L., M.P., and
high sheriff; maternal grandf., Geo.
H. Oliphant. .J.P., and also high sheriff
for Cumberland; b. Houghton Hall,
Carlisle, AnI. 28, 18
1: e. Blpncowe
Grammar Sch. and IClifton ColI.; m.,
1879, Bessie (d. Me-h, 1904), 2nd d.
late .John Geary, Cedar Grove, I.onõon,
ant.; came to Can., 1873; pursued
theol. studies Huron ColI.; o. deacon,
1879; priest, 1880; having served for
ome yrs at Tillsonburg and Hamilton,
ant.. becamf' asst., St. Luke's Cath.,
leaving, 1896, to do temporary work
In the Maritimf' Provinces and also
In Eng'. for thp S. P. G.; rector S
ck-
vi111e, N.H., 1898-9; sinlCe 1:ll1oen d'Û. Hor-
t'ÛIl1', N.S.: R. D. .of ,AVlo'T1, 1906;
a gov. of King's ColI. Univ., 1906;
ed. Chllrch Work, the organ of the dio-
cese. 1898-1905; author several pam-
phlets, short and serial stories, and
numerous npwsp
nf'r
nd mal{. articles.
-The Rectory, Wolfville, N.S.
.. Hoas dOlle excellent woork."-Biahop
Worrell (q.v.).
Dixon, Rev, Soford Piske (Meth.).
S. Saml. Eugene and Yictorla
(Gould) D.; b. Castlf'ton, ant., Feb.
17, 1871; e. local public sch., Colborne
High Sch., Albprt CoIl., and Victoria
Univ.; m., 1st, Miss Lilian F. Staplps,
M.L.A. (d.); 2ndly, Miss Ann GracE'
Wa,ldron; o. 1900; held Vlari'Ous /pas!:JOT-
ates; presdJt. Bay .of Quini!:oe Conf. IDp.
Leag-l1e, 2 yrs.: a frf'Quent contributor
to the press; favours "virile, but not
vociferous, Canadianism; strong, but
not strident, imperialism; imperial
elasticity which vrovides for national
rtuthority; Anglo - Raxon federation.
based on freedom for empire and re-
publ.i.c, and 't-h'e 'P'f'om'O'ÌiioIßo .of 1:Jhe pe-a'Cle
of the world. with honour to Anglo-Sax-
ondom; national schools for English-
speaking provinces; clean politics and
thf' 'sflunr<' deal' to the nation."-
Courtice, Onto
Dixon, Stephen Mitchell, educationist.
S. Ge.o1rge anrl Rebe'0CIa (Y,ea.t>ps) D.;
b. Irel.; e. Rathm:in.es Sch. and Trin.
CtJil'l., Dubl]lj.n (B.A. ; M.A.) ;a.ll8'o
took a deg. dn eng.img.: .on gra.d'Uài!:ti'O'll
o'blta,ine.ru oa s'E'nio,r m1o'dJemtlorrsh'Ï'J) and
a g101}td med. in exper. ph'Y'slios; m.,
.JuThe, 1894. Aline A
I]lfsOlIl
d'. latt.e
Dr. Tobo's. H3.f'!"Ï/sO'T1, Oh.all'oel1oT, N.B.
Univ.; for a short time a df'mon. In
physics, Trin. ColI., Dublin: later,
rf'sident f'ngr.. new Rf'd Hill tunnel,
Trent Viaduct. Nottingham: prof.
physics. N. B. Univ., 1892-1901; do.
do_. Dalhousie 1:Tniv., 1901-4. and of
civi1 enginlg., 1904-5; since t:hen has
been prof. of civil enging., Birmingham
Univ. and eXaJl11rr. in .enging., Lcmi'lon
Un.iv.; an An;g.-
;} Hinhfield Rd.,
Edgbaston, Birmingham, Eng.
Dixon, Wellington, educationist.
Scottish origin; s. late .John and
.Janet (Macdonald) D.; b. Highfield,
P.E.I.; e. Prince of Wales ColI. Char-
lottetown (Co. scholar: graduated,
1874), and :McGiI1 Unlv. (B.A., and gold
med. in Eng. lit., 1883); m., 1888,
Isn,bel, d. late .John GreenshleJ.ds, Dan-
voille, P.Q. ; principal Dorchester 81. Sch.,
Montreal, May, 1883; joined staff
Montrf'al High Sch., Sept. same year;
since .Jan., 1904, has been rector of the
institution; is a Iso rector, High Sch.
for Girls; apptd. Gov.'s Fellow, Mc-
Gill Univ., 1903; re-apptd., 1906; for-
merly a lieut., 6th Fusiliers; a memo
Bd. of Mangt., Montrl;'al Presb. Colt;
has been prf'sdt. prov!. Assn. of Proto
Teachers, P.Q. ; presented by the
scholars of his schs. with a service of
plate on his completion of 25 yrs. as
a teacher, 1908; a Presb. and an elder
In the Ch.-! Weredale Pm"k, West-
mount, Montreal.
Doan, Robert Winson, educationist.
Family, who were of the Soc. of
Frif'nds, c.ame from Bucks Co., Penn.,
to Co. York, ant., early in the 19th
cenhIry, (event celebrated at Mulock's
Corners, ant., .July, 1908); b. nr.
Queensville, ant., .July 14, 1839; e. local
sch. and Toronto Normal Sch. (tst
class cert.); m. Elizabeth, d. Da vid
Evans, East Gwillimbury, ant.; suc-
cessively principal Aurora public sch.,
DOANE-DOBELL,
331
Parliament St., Park, George St., VIc-
toria St. and Dufferln schs., Toronto;
principal City Model Sch. for the
training of teachers, 1881-8: since 1871
has been a memo Bd. of Sch. Examrs.,
Co. York: also secy. to the Bd.: served
for a numbE'r of yrs. as a memo of the
Ont. Ediuc. Oounclt, and' is secy. thereof;
has held latter office for 30 yrs.;
Is an ex-presdt. Toronto Teachers'
Assn. as well as of the Toronto Prin-
cipals' Assn.; was likewise chosen as
a special examr. by the. ant. Educ.
Dept.; an active temp. worker for
many yrs., commencing as a cadet of
temp.: V.-P. U. C. Bible Soc.; a Lib. ;
a Meth. and an ex-So S. supt. and Re-
cording Steward.-U6 Carlton St.,
Toronto.
II Possesses marked ability as a teacher
and disciplina.rian" .and has justly earned
the esteem of the teaching profession for
his courtesy and ability."-Can. Teacher.
Doane, Francia W, W" civil engineer,
S. Capt. Harvey D.; b. Barrington,
N.S., May 31, 1863; e. there;' became
a student Gan. Soc. C. E., 1887: an
assoc. mem., 1889, and a memo of the
Soc., 1892 (a councillor, 1909); asst.
to Provl. Govt. Engr., N.S., 1883-91:
has been engd. on various surveys In
that Province: has been City Engr.,
Halifax, since 1891; presdt. N.S. Inst.
of Science, 1905-7: secy.-treas. N.S,
Union of Municipalities since 1906;
is also lect. on municipal englng.,
Dalhousie Unlv.-Halifax, N.S.
Dobbie, WUUam James, physician,
R. Guelph, ant., Apt 20, 1873; e
local public schs., Guelph CoIl. Inst.
(commercial specialist, 1891-1902),
and Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1897; M.A.,
1899) : m., June, 1908, Mabel, d. Robt,
James, Guelph, ant.: graduated M.D.,
C.M. (Trin. Univ.), Toronto, 1905 ;
winner of first scholar. 1st year, sil-
ver med. 2nd year, and gold med. final
year; Is physiclan-in-chlef Toronto
Free Hosp. for Consumptives and
King Edward Sanatorium since 1905;
elected presdt. Can. Hosp. Assn., 1908:
del. Intern. Conf. on TubercuI., Phlla-
dE'lphla, 1908: do. do. do., Washing-
ton do.; visited principal hosps. and
san'atoriums, U. S., do.; author .. Ex-
periments with School Chilr1ren on
Colour 'Combination" (Unlv. ot Toron-
to Studies, Vol. I.) .-Free Hosp. for
Consumptives, Toronto.
Dobbs, Mrø, Amy Mary,
Wife Rev. C. E. D. (q.v.); e. d.
Wm. Burrows, Liverpool, Eng., who
Inherits from his grandf., Wm. Angus
B the freedom of the city of Liver-
pool as a reward for conspicuous
sE'rvlce at the battle of Trafalgar; b.
Montreal; e., In part, at the Convent
of the Sacred Heart there; also at-
tended the unlv. lectures there, where
she took hÏ<gh rank; has been In turn
sch. prlnd,pal, leet., reporter, settle-
moelfllt worker, amid .ld't. con.trlbultor; her
con1rlburtions 1Ì10 ,the '}J'T'eSS IhlaV'e 'boeoen of
a varied character, dnclud,lng articles
on Immigration, Insuranoe, etc.; has
been ,spoken of as a cosmopolitan
eaker.-O(lk ]Jank, Man.,
Dobbs, Bev. Conway Edward (Ang.),
Irish origin: e. S. late Rev. F, W.
D., rector Portsmouth, ant., and
Marla (Graham) D.: b. Dublin, IreI.;
e. Kingston Grammar Sch.: theoi.
studies at Montreal Dloc. CoIl.: m.,
Oct., 1889, Amy Mary (q.v.), d. Wm.
Burrows, Liverpool, Eng-.; o. priest,
1899; 'has served In B.C. a'11d !Mlan.:
nlOw fle'l:!i-red: a fi TS't >CJOU'sll,J)! SiT R. J.
CaPbwn'g1h'Ì (q.v.) ; 100S done 18.g1g>l'eiSslV'e
and sucoessf.ul toelJl1JP. ranld eVI3.ß'g. WIOrk:
a gmd. Thoyru} Md'J,. ScIh., l{'ï.ßlgstlÜ'n, anid
Ihas 1SJe.e:n actlÌV'e service lin 'Ì/hte miÏlJ.itd.a.-
Oak Bank, Man.
Dobbs, Bev, Ogilvie Graham (Ang.).
S. late Rev. F. W. D.: bro. Rev.
C. E. D. (q.v.); b. Wakefield. York-
shire, Eng., Feh. 19, 1853: e. Toronto
Unlv. (B.A., 1877; M.A., 1878); m.,
Amy Caroline (d. ApI., 1909), 2nd d.
H. A. BeUs, M.D., F.RC.S. (Eng.),
II Oa.ldeI'Wood," Kingston, ant. ; O.
deacOlJl., 1880; priest, 1881; suc-
cessively mlssy. Wyebrld,g-e, curate
St. .John, N.B., and rector St. George'.s,
Carloe.ton, N.R; now rector St. Paul's,
Brockivllle, and R. D., Leedls; has been
V....P. Ang. Churchman's Unlon.-St.
Paul's Rectory, Brockville, Onto
DObell, Col, Charles Macpherson,
H.M.'s regular rod'!. d'oreßs.
Second s. late Hon. R. R. D., Que-
hec: bro. W. M. D. (q.v.): b. Quebec,
June 22, 1869; e. Charterhouse, Eng.,
and Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston;
graduated, 1890; m., Mch., 1908, his
cousin, Elsye, d. late Lt.-Co!. Meyrlck
Bankes, Highland Lig-ht Infy., and
widow of Capt. F. L. Campbell, R.N.;
gazetted lIeut., Royal Welsh Fusilier!!!,
1890: capt., 1899; major, 1907: bt.
llt.
l., do.: ooll amd A.D.C. rbo tlh.e
Kiimg, 191 0 ; 'P'3JSSoed Staff oOOIJII.,
Oumlbf>rley, ,l
0'4; statT oftr. aJt
War Office, 1907: since then engd. In
other staff duties; served In IIazara
expdn., 1891 (med-. and clasp) ; served
In occupation of Crete, 1897-8 (bt. of
major): served operations In China,
1900, as adjt. 2nd batt. of his rNct.,
and took part In the relief of Pekln;
served S. A. war. 1899-1900, In com-
mand of a regt. of mounted Infy., and
took part In the relief of Kimberley,
the operations In the OrangE' Free
State, Feb. to May, 1900, Including-
the engag-ements at Paardeberg-. and
the actions at Poplar Grove, DrlE'fon-
tpln, Houtnek, Vet River and Zand
River: In the Transvaal. May and
June, 1900, Including the engag-e-
menta near Johannesburg, Pretoria
nd Diamond Hill, and In Orang-e
River Colony, May to .July 15, 1900,
In('ludlng- the actions at Wlttebergen
(Queen's med. and fI ('1 asps, mpn-
tloned In dE'snat('hes. D.S.O.); served
ral'So dTh N. Ni'g'errikl., 1
06 (dlelSJ)'HlÌohoØlS,
M. Irt.-ctOl.):
A.nr!'.-Navol and Mil.
Club, Piccadilly, London, En.Q.
"A g:a
:J08mt nf'fìl'''.r. who hAS rendered bril"
l'ia1\t serviee."-Blake Crofton (q.1J.).
Dobell, William :Molson, merchant.
E. s. late Hon. R. R. and Elizabeth
Frances D., e. d. late Hon. Sir D. L.
Macpherson, KC.M.G.; father, a tim-
ber and lumber merchant, and a we1J-
332
DOBIE-DOD"WELL.
known Can. pUblic man; b. Quebec,
1867; e. there and Charterhouse Sch.,
Eng.; m., Dec., 1895, Constance May,
2nd d. late Dr. CoUn Sewell, Quebec;
for some time he'ad of extensive lum-
ber and Umber firm of Dobell. Beckett
& Go., Quebec and London, En-g.; re-
tired, 1907; a.pptd. memo Quebec Har-
bour Comn., 1903; dlr. Thetford Asbes-
tos Syndicate and Investment Trust
Co., Montreal; a promoter Dom. Dry
Dock 00., 1910; lieut., 8th Regt., 1887;
capt., do., 1891; now retired; Ang.-
U Beauvoir ]f.[anor," Quebec; Quebec
Garrison Club; Quebec Turf Club, 'do.;
St. James's Club; Montreal Hunt Club;
Mt. Royal Club, Montreal; Rideau Club,
Ottawa; Junior Athenæum Club, Lon-
don, Eng.
Dobie, The Venerable George Belson
(Ang.).
B. Rowanburn, Canoble, Scot.; e.
St. Rau1's Miissy. Oo1n., Burgh, DInes.,
En'g.; D.D., Undv. 'MaTI_; o. <!leaClOn,
1888; IPT'læt, 188>9; ourrute, St. Paull's,
Rie
lnl3., 1888-9; do. Grell1:f.ellll. ISask.,
1889-91; do. M'E'TIlicine Hat, :Sask.. 1891;
tncumlboe'llrt:. A<H Saints, Oanmd'll,gm,n
fMoanl()r, 1891-5; J'IeIC!botr of St. .John's,
I1J.Iddian Head, Sask., 1895-1909: since
then !has been wa1'Òe'll, St. Chad's
Hostel. Rietg'Ím<t ; cl1arplal'l1 Bp. of
Q'Il'.A,ppe.lne, 18!)7: arohtd'eaJOO!Tl of Rie-
g-inta, 1909.-St. Chad's Hostel, Regina,
Sask.
Doble, Arthur Richard, .bankiI\,g pro-
fession.
E. s. Arthur D., Truro, Cornwall,
En!:?;.: b. London. Eng., .Jan. 5, 1872:
P. Istfngton Pronrletory Sch. ; m., 18G8.
Georgie Ethe], 3rd d. Dr. Ge
. Hyde,
Truro. N.S.: entd. service Bank of
Montreal. 1887: apptd. secy. to Genl.
Mangr., 1902: has taken a promlnf'nt
part In the organization and dlrpction
of several Important power and indll
.
pntf'rprlses; rear commodore, Royal St.
Lawrence Yadhrt C.lub, 1910; V1ioce-
co.mlIDlOo(lore. <!o., 19'1,1: one of tJhe
p!I'lnd"P'a
fP'romlOærs. T'Y'P'hl()l\d Emer-
gency Hosp., ::Montrea], do.; author or
some finp pOf'try in the Can. Centurv:
Ang.-" Eglerose," Dorval. P.Q.: St.
James's Club: Montreal Club; ROllal
St. I.awrence Yacht Club; R01Wl Mont-
real Golf Club; A 1do and Aero Club;
Lachine Boating
CanollJing Club,
Montreal.
Dobson, Rev, John R, (Presb.).
Scottish origin; h. nr. Pictou, N.S.;
e. Pictou Acad., McGI1l Univ. (B.A.,
189'1) and Monltl'E'oa,l Presb. CoN. (B.D..
with honours, 1894); m., Nov., 1895,
Janet S., d. Rob't. Munro, M'OTI'trea;l;
0., 1894; pastor Cðte St. Louis, Mont-
\ 1894-8-' since 1JhoemJ has been p:as-
IÌJOIT 'St. Glq.e
, .l\furutreal; ih!as <!IOO1d ned
ca:lls trorn MO'llctJOTIo. Sy.fl'I1ev and other
p]acaJ; a senator Presb. CoIl., /Mont-
rea]; a thoughtful pr-eacher; hB:s
ec-
tured on .. The Relation of ChrIstIan-
ity to Itlhe .sociaJI Life of
n," .. Ham-
let" amid otlheT subj'ootg; deeply read
1,111 ' Shaklespeare; a keoen cur]-ar; pre-
senlted with a si.Jver .serV1loe by ihi.s
oon,g., Sevt., 1904; obtaAn.ed a 1st o]ass
cert and was for sewT3Jl }'Irs. a lPubldc
adh:'teaclwr.-1173 8t, Denis St., Mont-
real,
Dodds, Rev, James Abner (Presb.),
S. SamI. and Sarah (Briggs) D.;
grand!. a pIoneer Tp. Mono, Co. Card-
well, Ont.; b. Tp. Amaranth, Ont., .Jan.
2, 1862; e. Owen Sound High Sch.,
Queen's Univ., Nat. Sch. Elocutl0n
and Oratory, Phllade]phla (B.E.,
1889) Va]paralso COll., Ind. and
Wooster Univ., O. (M.A., 1902; Ph.D.,
1903) ; m., ApI., 1892, CassIe, d. Robt.
Goodfeltow, Barrie, Onto : studied
theoI. Knox Coll., Queen's Un Iv. , Mc-
Cormick Semy., Chicago, and other
institutions; laboured as a studf'nt
mdssy. ,in .Man., N. W. T., and Onlt.;
o. 1892; filled various pulpits and
pastorates in Mexico and U. S.; for a
time was prof. mental physioI., Chi-
cago Eclectic Men. ColI.. and 1ect. in
Keokuk Med. Colt.; pastor, A1lIston,
Ont 1905; removed to Leon. Mexico,
wh,ffi.e he esta!bd. an In<!ustrial mIssion,
1906; thence to Sunnyside, Utah, 1908.
-Sunnyside, Utah, U.S.
Dodds, Major Willia
Okell Kolden,
d.nsuranoe prof.esfHon.
S. tate Chas. and Agnes (Smi
h)
D . b YannooutJh, N.S., .July 3, 181.7;
e . the
e' m. Nov., 1910, .Jean Haml1-
Holt' (elected presdlt. La'<1åe.s' M,o'nt-
real Curldng Club, 19'11)'. e. d. R. W.
Tyre Mionltreal; noW a89t. man,gr.
Mou.t
aJ Life InS. 00. of N.Y., Morut-
T\elal.' a prom-otoer Consucrners' C()Iubon
00 .' a weU-knoawn amaroeur atJhleote;
fo
eT\ly presdt. Can. Amateur .MIMeltic
U11IIon: . a memo Ex:tve. Comte.
Ama;
r Skat'Ï.1l!g AS'Sll. of Oan. ;
se
elClt:e.d' as one of ,tJhoe Iteam of
the Montreal Curling Club to proceed
to Scot... but was unahle to go. Dec.,
1908; lon.g In the v. m. servIce; for-
merly a ca'Pt. 5th Regt. Royal Scots;
,>ubsequently commanded 3rd Batty.,
Montreal; organized 21st (Westmount)
Batty., whIch he commanded, Oct. 26,
1907, to AopI. 9, 1910; since then has
been on Corps Reserve; elected preosdt.
Montreal Mil. Inst., Jan., 1906; Is a
councillor Boy Scout movement. Mont-
rea1.-81 st. Mark St.. lIfontreal; Can-
ada Club; Montreal Mil. Inst.; Mont-
real Curling Club; M.A.A.A.; ]I.[ ont-
real Hunt Club; St. James's Club;
Royal Montreal Golf Club, do.
Dodwell. Charles Edward Willoughby,
cIvil engineer.
S. tate Rev. Geo. D., M.A., a native
of Halllford Middlesex. Eng.. and a
graduate of' Clare Colt.. Camb.: h.
Lennoxvl11e P.Q. ; e. King's CoU.
Unlv.. Win.dsor, N.S. (B.A.. 1873);
m the d Wm. Dimock, Wlnd!'1or,
N'S.; me
. Can. Soc. C. E., 1887;
('
ntrlbuted a paper to the Trans.,
do ' a councillor do.. for many yrs.;
V.:P. do., 1904; memo Inst. C. E., 1881;
Is resident engr., P. W. Dept.. Can.,
Ha.lifax; a memo Bd. or Visitors,
Royal !MIll. 0oll11., 1908-1.l; a memo
f>xtve. C()i\'\'1'Ì'e., HaUtax brenlCh, Bl"l.>t.
Ðmrpilfe Leta'gLIe; elof'<"Ìoed 1pn's-òt.
8t Ge-orge's Soc.. Halifax, 1908-10;
V.:P, StJm],ley Quoit Club, 1909-10;
formerly an offr. 66th Regt.; Ang.-
HaZifa:x;, N.S.; 8tudle
Quoi' Club, do,
DOHERTY-DOMVILLE.
Doherty, Hon. Charles Joseph. states-
man; retired judge.
S, late Hon. Marcus D., a judge
Sup. Ct., P.Q., and Elizabeth
(O'Halloran) D.; b. Montreal, May 11,
1855; e. St. Mary's (.Jesuit) Coll, and
McGlll Univ, (B.C.L. and Elizabeth
Torrance gold med., 1876; D.C.L.,
1893) ; LL.D., Ottawa Unlv., 1895; m.,
.June, 1888, Catherine Lucy, d. Edmund
Barnard, K.C., Montreal; advocate,
1877; K..C. (Loro Lansdowne), 1887;
successfully practised his prof. in
Montreal, where he became one of the
leaders iO'f tJhe bar; .suocessfu1JIy !pleaded
be.fOTe rtJhe P.C. .iru Eng.; OI1!e or tJhe
counsel .for the Jesuits in libel suit
BJg1aJinst ToflO'Il!ÌIO Mail; a mean. Royal
comm. rt:o inV'e'stiglarte ilie wOT
i'ng I()f
the OaJth. and Brot. Soh. Bdis., Mon:t-
real-, 18>83; hias been for mam,y yI"S.
'Prof, øivH and rirutoern. iLaw. MicGil:l
Undv.; was fPTesdtL UlIliiv. Lit. Soc.
there; UDS'lK'l0essfu.lly 'Oon,tested: MQnf:.
real W. (H. C.), Om. iÏnterost, ,g. e.
1881, oM1!ð M'ontr-ea;l C., ,g. e. 1886;
ÐJPipM. a puisne jud.g.e, S. C., P.Q.,
Oct. 19, 1891; l'abirod.. 'With a pen-
sll()n, .190.6; has .sat 1lor St. Ann's
(,Ml()ntrerul), H. C., in Con. irubecr-est, since
190.8; acoompWll1edJ Mr. Borden 0'Il h:ls
Western IbouT., 19.1(); WiaS opop!OSed '00
'tIhe Taf.t-F'i'eJtdIÌl1!g Tleciproolty oOJnI})aCt!;
on rt'he -dJafeat I()f .the DaurueT Admn. aJt:
tlhe pollils, Oct.. 1911, was sworn of tfuJe
P..C. .a.11!d accepted office ,im .tù1Je BQlfld!oo
Owblnoet as MiIllT. of .Justice, Oct. 11,
19IJ.; Pl'eS'oo,tOO 'W1Ï't:h JMe-'SÏzed 'POT-
traM :1'111 oillS, doOnle by Harl'is (q. v.),
by Montreal bar, 190.7; elected a gOY.
LavaL Univ., 190.3; 00. a Òlir. La
Banque Prov., 190.'7; do., a dir. :MIO'Ilrt-
real Cirty and Dist. ISa vdngs Ban!k,
190.8; do. do. Prudenlttial T.rust 00.,
1911; 00. do. OWpÏ'tal Life. A.ssur. 00.,
1911; do. lP'resd't. Can, Securiot:1e6 Cor-
'PomHo'l1, 1910. ; was iP'resdit. St.
Parorkk's Soc., lMorutJreal, 19,0.3-4 ;
a.lso a diir. J:iI1Joom. Tru:tJh Soc. and
a Ibrustee St. PrutIick.'s OI:p\hJaJns'
.A1syJ.'Um, MiontOO8Jl; as a Y'OUDg man
was presdrt. of ilJhoe Shaml"lOClk Lacrosse
Olub and. Ibhe ShlaJInroC'k Am. AItJh.
As.sn. ; f.ofI"merly 'Presd-t. Irish Nat.
League, M1orutreall; a 'SIlJpJ)OI'IteT of
Home Rule for IreI.; served through
the N.-W, RebeHi.on, 1885, as a ca.pt.,
65th Regt. (med.); R:C.-Ottawa;
!8! Stanley .st., Montreal; summer
residence: "Innishotqen," J3te. Agathe-
des-Monts, P.Q.; St. James's Club;
Club Lafontaine; Unive1'sity Club,
Montreal; Ride.au Club, Ottawa; Catho-
lic Club, N.Y,
''lAn h()'Jl()l1lI1aible man .of exooption'al
ability and energy."-M. Witness.
II Esteemed by all classes for bis cha.r-
a. tet., his capacity and bis public spirit,"-
M. Gazette.
.. Is making his mark in Oa.n.. public life
as probably no other man has ever do.ne.
I 'Prophesy fo.r him 18.
reoat future."-R.
].. Borden (q.v.).
., No.tJ a rank paI1tÏ<san, bTht a loyal Co'n-
serva.tive and a man of probity and worth.
He'Presents mo.re m.e11J, women a.nd chiJdren
on the floors of ParLt. than any o.ther mem-
ber there."-S, N,
333
DohertJ'. B.ev. George :Frederick Bur-
ton (Ang.).
S. W, B. D., LL.D., D.C.L., St.
Thomas, ant., and Louisa Elizabeth
(Parish) D.; b. st. Thomas; e. public
.schs., St. T'horruas 1001d. !lnst., T0-
ronto Unlv. (B.A" 1905), and
!In.
001-1., TOflOllItJO; m., 1909, Alexa.ndnna
Hooge, d. laJte 00. Jooge Woods, Strat-
ford ant.; o. de
on, 190.6; priest,
190.7. sometime curate St Mark's Ch.,
Parkdale, Toronto; rector St .John's,
Tillsonburg, Ont., 190.8.10.; slnoo May,
1910., has been asst. rector St. Paul's
Catlh., Lond!on, Ont.-London, Onto
Doherty. Manning William. manufac-
turer,
S. late Wm. F. D., Egllnton, ant.:
b. there, 1875; e. U. C. CoIl. and Cor-
nell Univ. (M.A., 1897); graduated
B SA. (Toronto Unlv.), 1895; m.,
190.3, Dolores, e. .d. .J. .J. iCassid'Y, M.D.
(q.v.), Toronto; asso. prof. blol
gy,
Om. Agl'ic. OoH., 1898-190.2; orgamzed
Wellington Field Naturalists' Club:
now tma'Il'gr. .sussex :Mia.nfg. Co.; a
memo Extve. Can. .Manfrs. Assn.; ;for-
merly lieut. 3o.th Rifles; Con., and a
protectionist; R. C.-Sussex, N.B,
Dollard, Bev, James B,. (R.C.).
B. Kilkenny, IreI., Aug. 30., 1872; e.
St. Mlc'hael's ColI., Toronto, and the
Grand Berny., Montre
l; ,0., 1896: nQW
stationed at St. .MonIca s Ch., EgUn-
ton, ant.; has published two volu!lle5
of poems and a book of short stones;
contributions from his pen have ap-
peared In 'mam.y Can. newspapers and
mags . much of his verse has been
IfaV'Orå.'bly revlewed.-Eglinton, Onto
II '.Dhe author oexf 'Irish Mist a.nd SUiIl-
shioo' h.aJ8 in: the minds olf m8ID.Y
I!-de
Oa.IlIooa the home of the
rea<test. }.1V1'D
WTi1er of I'l1ish ballilia.dø."-Can. Couner.
Domville. Lt,-Col, Hon, James. mer-
dhlanrt; se.IWJtor.
S. late Lt.-GenI. D., R.A., and
Frances D., d. Hon. Wm. Usher; b.
Belize, B.H., Nov. 29, 1842; e. Wool-
wich, Eng.; m., 1867, Isabella, d. late
W, H. SoovU, St, .John [daughter pre-
sented with a gold locket, the personal
gift of the Mikado, 1904]; came to
Can., 1866; formerly an ald. and chair-
man Finance Comte, St. .John, N.B.;
also: presdt. King's Co. Bd. of 'rrade;
f.OUJruà.oo St. .John Free Pub. Lilbl18Jry,
and otihoel"Wise was usefuil ia;nd enlter-
prisirug as .a c1rtJ.zen; rtJbe 1\ætiher of
man'Y enrterprdses; a dtir. Edmonton,
Yuki<m & Pacific Ry.. V.-P. OtJtawa
River Ry. Co., f()lrmel'il'Y presdrt. Oen'tJ
1
Ry. 00. of Own., chairnnan
I. Oi,l
Tradoes 00. of lOan., .lAd.; 'buIlt w:d
I1Iav.lgiaJted first vesseI oa.rry1Ïll1g BrIt.
flag il:!ÌmJt -suooessfuJ'ly IIl/8.vlg.a:ted rtJhe
BehfI"lLnlg Sea ;to 1Jhe YukJon, 1897; for-
merly
m
sd!t. I()f ,tJhoe MamtJime Bank of
Oan.; a Lib.; !fQlI'11leJ1}ly a Oon., up :Do
188'2; salt /for Kirug8 (H.C.), 187?-812,
and agaJln 1896-190.,0.; sevel18JI tlmes
dtef.OOJt.OO; called tJo ot::he SenaJte 'by Lord
MintJo. .AJpl. 20., 1903; rta.bled 'l'eS()ll<utJIOlIl
in thwt ol'1laàn'ber II for a suditabloe ceLe-
bration by the ParIt. and people of
Can. of the centennial anniversary of
the death of Nelson," 190.5; presented
to Queen Victoria, 1897; long In the
v.m. servIce; holds 1st class cav, sch.
334
DON-DONALDSON,
cert. and long-service decoration;
organized 8th Princess Louise, N.B.,
Regt. Hussars, which he commanded
for 20 yrs.; volunteered his regt. for
service In the Soudan, 1884 and 1896;
also, during war In S.A., 1899; services
accepted, 1896, but no corps was sent
from Can. (thanked by H.M.'s Govt.) ;
in his mil. capacity accompanied Sir
W. Laurier, Prime Minr., to Eng., at
Queen Victoria's Dlaß1()nd Jubilee
(med).; R.O., 1899; apptd. hon. It.-col.
of his old regt., Aug., 1904.-"The Wil-
lows," Rothesay, N.B.; Union Club,
St. John, N.R.; Rideau Club; Lauren-
tian Club, Ottawa; Mil. In8titute, Mont-
real.
.. A man of decided ()riginoa.lity and
force ()f cha ra cter.' '-Prof. Goldwin Smith,
.. Don" (see Sheppard, E. E.).
Donahue, His Honour Dennis Joseph,
Co. Ct. Judge.
S. late Dennis D., Tp. Westminster,
Co. Middlesex, Ont.; b. there; e. local
public sch. and St. Thomas High Sch.;
m., 1st, Miss Mary Teresa Brady (d.,
July, 1901); 2ndly, Sept., 1906, Mary
Elizabeth, e. d. late Wm. Murray, Pem-
broke, Ont.; graduated, Law SCh.,
Ont., 1882; barrister, do.; K.C., 1899;
suOCJeSS'Íu.liI'y proctJi,seðJ ihis !prof. .in St.
'I'thJomas; 00. a:t't'Y., -Ellgin, Omt., 1886-
19(}4; si'l1JCle'Mich., 1904, ihtaS ,been! 00. ct.
ju()l
aJrudJ l,ooal judl
of Itlhe H. Ot., Co.
Rend'fleW; R.C.-Pembmke, Onto
:Donald, Major Duncan, lawyer.
S. late Richard D., merchant, To-
ronto, and Elizabeth (Calder) D.; b.
'Doran to, Dec. 17, 1869; e. Public
chs., Jarvis St. >Call. Inst., Toront'O,
Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1891), and Onto
Law Seth.; m. Miiss J'ean .MacArot:Jhur;
barrister, 1894; successfully pracNsed
his prof. in Toronto up to 1910, when he
was apptd. secy. and sub-treas. of the
Law Soc. of U.C.; long In the v.m.
service; adjt. 48th Highlanders under
Cols. David20n, Cosby and Robertson
(q.v.); oÌ>it.-maj-or, Oct., 1906; major,
1911; Li'b.; P'l'esb.-74 Elm Ave., Rose-
dale, Toronto; Can. ...'JHI. Institute, do.
Donald, Ja.m.es Thomas, educationist.
Scotch and Eng. parentage; s. late
Jas. D., Montreal, a native of Blair-
gowrie, Perthshire, Scot.; b. St. Cath-
arines, Ont., Oct. 30. 1856; e. Mont-
real High Sch. and McGUl Unlv,
(B.A., with 1st rank honours, and the
Logan gold med. In nat. science,
1878; M.A., 1882); m., 1888, Miss
Evelyn Belliss, Wellington, Shropshire,
Eng.; 1st science master high schs.,
Montreal (on recommendation of late
Sir Wm. Dawson), 1878-84; prof. of
chemist., Med. Facult., Bishop's Call.,
Lerunoxvli11lle, 1884-1902; si'll'Oe .then Ihas
been govt. official anal., ITIOO.
v.
Dept., Dist. of Montreal; D.C.L.,
Bishop's Call., Unlv., 1903, in recog-
nition of his long and valued services
in the chair of chemist.; In connec-
tion with his educ. work, has, since
1880, been engaged In private prac-
tice In mining and practical chemist.;
has secured a numerous clientele,
drawn from all parts of the Dam.
makes a specialty of chemist. In its
application to manufacturing, and Is
consulting chemist to many important
manfg. cas.; formerly lectured fre-
quently, and contributed to the sclen-
tJific press; a Lib.; a Presb.-196 Mil-
ton St., Montreal.
Donald, WUUam M" physician.
Scotch and Eng. parentage; b. AI-
Ian burg, Ont., Dec. 15, 1860; e. Goder-
icll High Sch. and McGill Unlv.; m"
1890, Miss Maude Douglas; gradu-
ated M.D., 1887; Is prof. practice of
med., Detroit Call. of Med.; physician
St. Mary's Hüsp.; Presb.-970 Jeffer-
son Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Donalda, Madame, (See Madame
Pauline Seveilhac.)
Donaldson, Arthur George, journalist.
S. late Rev. Jas. D., Ceres, Fife-
shire, Scot.; b. Port Burwell, Ont.; e,
Galt and Toran to ; unm.; learned
printing trade In Galt; followed his
prof. In Toronto and Boston, Mass,;
returned to Can., 1896; news ed.
Daily Reporter, Galt, 4 yrs.; since
then secy.-treas. and business man gr.
Jaffrey Bros., Ltd., publishers Galt
Reporter; Is also secy, Galt Board
of Trade; Presb.; Con.-Galt, Onto
:Donaldson, John, fruit farmer.
A bro. Rev. L. J. D. (q.v.); b. An-
nandale Farm, N. S., 1881; e. Acadia
Univ. (B.A., 1881), and Onto Agricul.
Call., Guelph; m., 1889. d. late Prof.
Hy. How, King's Call.; has had
dha'r
AmIJ1J3.'llIdJa.le F1arm, a. mootell
fruit farm In the Annapolis Valley_;
presdt. N. S. Farmers' Assn., 1902-3;
do. N. S. Fruit Growers' Assn., 1907-
8; Ang.-Annandale Farm, nr. Port
Williams, N.S.
.. Progressive, wide awake and thrifty."
-Farmer'8 A.dvocate.
Donaldson, Bev, LeWis J, (Ang.).
S. late John and - (Johnstone)
D.; b. N. S.; e. King's ColI., Univ.,
Windsor, N.S. (B.A., 1893; M.A., 1894);
m. d. J. Y. Bay
ant, Ha}j.fax (q.v.), 8J1Q
widow Rev. C. G. Abbott, rector St.
John's Ch., N. Sydney; studied theol.,
\Vyclifte Call., Toronto; O. deacon,
1895; priest, 1896; successively asst.,
St. Mary's, Guysboro', and curate St.
Paul's, Halifax; since 1903 has been
rector, Trin. Ch., Halifax; a del. Pan-
Ang. Congress, London, 1908.-Trinit21
Rectory, Halifax, N.S.
Donaldson, MorJe)", civ.il engineer;
Can. railway service.
O. S. S. late Major Robt. D., H.
M.'s 41st Regt., and, subsequently,
staft oftr. of 1)ensioners, Ottawa; b.
nr. Edinburgh, Scot., May 1, 1851;
e. France and Can.; unm.; served
sometime in the engine works of E.
Gilbert & Co., Montreal; served un-
der the Messrs. Shanly (Walter and
Frank), and was with them during
the construction of the HODsac tun-
nel, Mass., one of the largest In the
world; a memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1889;
entd. service Can. Atlantic Ry., as
chief draughtsman, 1881, becoming,
later, mech. supdt., supdt. of the traffic
and mech. depts., and genl. supdt. at
the road; since 1905, when It became
a part of the G, T. system, has been
:DONEG-AL
DONOV AN.
335
SlIJpàot. of the Ottawa div.; al1J .Ang.-
50
A lbert St., Ottawa; Rideau Club;
Ottawa Golf Club; Ottawa Hunt Club,
do.
.. .Wet11 fitted im e..ery w.ay fo,r his present
po.st."-JVm. Wainwright (q.v.)
.. One of the most thorough men in the
raÜwa.y se'rvioe."-l'he late Waltel'Shanty,
M.P., C.E.
Donegall, The Most Honourable Violet
Gertrude Chichester, Marchioness
of, Countess of Belfast, Vis-
countess Chichester, Baroness
Belfast and Baroness Fisher-
wick, widow.
O. d. late Hy. St. George and Ada
(Black) 'Dwindn,g, Halifax, N.S.; b.
.Halifax, N.S., :::3ept. 15, H!81; e. Hali-
fax, Fredericton, Quincy Mansion Seh.,
Mass., and \Vellesley CoIl., Mass.; m.,
De<:. , 1902, George Augustus Hamilton
Ohichester (d. 1!J04), 5th Marquis of
Donegall; has a son, b. Oct. 7, 1!J03,
now 6th Marquis of Donegall (gods.
Lord Strathcona, q.v.; is Hereditary
Lord High Admiral of Lough Neagh) ;
presented to late Queen Victoria, Buck-
ingham Palace; do., King Edward
and Queen Alexandra, 1902 and 1909;
present at the coronation of King
Edward and Queen Alexandra (q.v.),
190.2; present at the coronation of
King George and Queen Mary, 1911;
a memo \Vomen's Assn. of the '.t'ariff
Reform League; much interested in
politics and all Imp. questions, and in
all socs. dealing with the prevention
of Cruelty to children and to animals;
founder of the Imp. Colonial Club and
Overseas Union; has travelled a great
deal, particularly in Russia, Egypt and
the Sudan and South and East Africa;
was present in S. A. at the relief of
Ladysmith and Mafeking, and worked
for the soldiers at the base (Gape
Town) ; author of many mag. articles
dealing principaUy with her travels'
in full sympathy with Mr. Chamber
lain's ideas on tariff reform; Ang.-
Castle Chichester, Isle Magee, Co.
Antrim, Irel.; Empire Club, 69 Gros-
venor St., London, Eng.; Imp. Colonial
Club and Ovel'seas Union, do.
Donly, Augustine William, Can. pub-
Hc service.
Bro. H. B. D. (q.v.); b. Simcoe,
Ont., .May 6, 1866; e. 'simcoe public
and hig.h schs. and Victoria Univ.,
.cobourg; m. .Miss Ava Maria Brook;
taught seh. for .some yrs.; .formerly'
depty. regr. Simcoe; has lived ill
.Mexico since 1889; speaks .spanish
.fluently; apptd. trade oommr. for Can.
in Mexico, Jan. 1, 1!J07.-1I1(Jxico City.
Mexico; Mexico Country Club; Univer-
8ity Club, do.
.. A Canadian' errant of whom the Do.
minion should be proud."-O. Free Press.
Donly, Hal Beauregard, journalist.
Irish origin; s. late A. J. D., regr.
Co. Norfolk, Ont.; b. Simcoe, Ont.,
Jan. 4, 1862; e. public and Grammar
.Schs. there; m., Nov., 1892, Emma, 2nd
d. Joseph Brook, presdt. Brook \Voollen
Mills; entd. his father's newspaper
office, May, 1879, and has since devoted
himself to journalism; succeeded his
father as ed. and propr. of the Simcoe
Refol'mel" .and retail1Js Ibhe 'P'os
Hon; 2nd
V.-P. of bhe OaTh PI'OOS AsSlllJ" he has
also 'held and SltIiIlrl Ilrolds a ViaJI1i,ety of
llOOaJt -offi<CJes; ;is pres<Ì<t. ()f ,the Norfol.k
00. Fair Assn.; .a iIT1!eau. and ex-ohaJir-
man of tJhte Bd. of EdillJC.; secy. of the
Bd. of 1.'I1aJd ' e; a ,dJi'r. of It'he r.rrown Grus
and 'Vater Üos., and secy. amj! 'lwesd!t.
of tJhte NOI1tJh NoOr{ol<k Reform Ass'll.;
flor 18 yrs. was secy.-treas. Can.
Wlhe'ellII1len's Assn., .a;nd for 10 YI1s. ed.
and :publ.isher of Ithe Can. Wheelman;
a Lib.; unlSlIJC:ICIessful,I'y cOU1Jbæted Nor-
{rolk (H.C.), ,g.B., 1904 an'd g. e. 1908;
an Ang.---.Bimcoe, Ont.; Phænix Club,
do.; Ontario Club; Royal Can. Yacht
Club, TOl.onto.
.. One of the. brightest journalists on the
Can. press,"-T. Globe.
.. A student of affairs, a goOO. spe.ake,r,
and possessed of all' independenoo of spirit
that is much to be desired -in, our public
men."-M. Herald.
Donnelly, Rev, John E, (R.C.)
8. late Charles and Margt. (McAfee)
D.; b. Point St. Charles, Montreal,
F1eb. 22, 1861; e. ,local oohs., Bte.
'l'h6rèse CoIl. and the Grand Semy.,
Montreal; o. 1884; for 1 year private
secy. to the late Archbp. Fabre; since
then, 'has been continual'ly rector, 'st.
Anthony's Ch., Montreal, the largest
Irish Catholic ,parish in that city; is
bon. patron and -treas., St. A1J!tJhony's
Harrier Club, an hon. memo of the
Shamrock Lacro-sse club and a great
patron of athletics; popularlY known as
.f li1at'her J'Ühn."-St. Anthuny's Pl'es-
by tel', 351 St. Antoine St., lIIontreal.
.. A skilled musician, a good preacher,
and is justly oonsidered as the. leader
among the Irish Oatho-lic clergy of the city."
-M. Herald.
Donnelly, Patr1ck, business man.
S. John D., Sheenboro, P.Q.; b.
there, Mch. 17, 1875; e. there and
Vancouver; long engd. in ins. and loan
co. business in different portions of
Can.; became mangr. in B. C. of Gt.
West Permt. Loan & Savings Co.,
June, 1904; organized Securities Cor-
poration, B.C., of which he is a dir.
and genl. mangr., Oct., 1905; a R. C.;
a charter memo and treas. of the
Knights of Columbus, which body he
assisted in organizing in B. C.; be-
lieves in Chamberlain policy and col.
preference; also that Can. should con-
trol and maintain her own defensive
force.-1160 Davie St., Vancouver, B.C.
Donovan, Albert Edward, jnsurance
.manager; legislator.
S. John and Margt. D.; grandf., a
lawyer, from Tipperary, Irel.; b. Port-
land, Co. Leeds, Ont., 1863; e. public
and high schs., Athens; m., 1887, O.
d. la.te Duncan F1isher, A:thens; ,origin-
aNy a seth. teacher; .subsequ.ently tooik
up life i'llIS.; represent'ad Sun Life
A'ssur. Co. ûf Oan., in E-ng. and Soot.,
as g,enl. s'l1pdit., 1893-5; l'Mer sta,t,joned
at Halifax, N.S.; now and since 1906
genl. mangr. in Onto for Mutual Life
Ins. Co., N. Y.; a Con.; unsuccess-
fully contested Brockville (Local), g.
e., 1904; flrst returned, Oct., 1907;
336
DONTENWILL-DORION.
re-elected, g. e., 1908; a Meth.-Brock-
ville, Onto
M."
f
zed 8S an able speaker."-
Dontenwill, The Bight Bev. Augus-
tin, O.M.I. (R. C.).
S. . F. X. and Rosina (Ulrich) D.;
b. Blrschwiller, Alsace, June 4 1857'
e. Erstein, Alsace, and Ottawi Univ:
(B.A., 1880; M.A., 1883); joined Or-
der Oblates of Mary Immaculate,
1878; attended Harvard Summer Sch.,
1887; prof. nat. hist., lang. and draw-
ing, Ottawa Unlv., until 1889, when
transfd. to New Westminster, B.C.;
dir. St. Louis
oll., do. do., until 1896;
consecrated BIshop of Germanicopolis
and coadjutor of Bp. of New West
minster, 1897; Bp. of New West-
minster, 1899; elected supr. genl.
Oblate Order, with the title of Archbp:
of Ptolemais, Sept., 1908.-Rome, Italy.
Dooley, William Wchael, journalist.
Father a sea captain, trader and
owner of vessels, in the employ of
the H. B. Co.; b. Battle Harbour
Labrador, 1875; e. St. Patrick's Hall'
St. John's, Nfd.; m. Maude, d. Capt:
S. C. Irvine, Army Paymaster, Ber-
muda, W.I.; on ed. st.'aff St. Jl()lhIl', N.B.,
Telegrg,ph and Times, Campbell ton
G1'aph
c; corre-spon-dent Assocd. Press,
1902-7; now ed. Western Star, Bay of
Islands, Nfd.; Interviewed Peary at
Battle Harbour on arrival of the Roose-
velt before other correspondents
reached there; has written articles on
Nfd. for the Field, Forest and stream
and LondlQlI} Mail; secy.O()unoÍ<l Higher
Education, Bay of Islands, Nfd.;
tra veIled through unknown northern
regions, Nfd., 1908; believes strongly
in the autonomy of Nfd.; a R. C.-
Bay oj Islands, Nfd.; Avalon Club, do,
Doolittle, Charles Edward, manufac-
turer.
S. John T. and Anna (Marshall) D.'
,b. P8JiI1iesville, Ohio, Ajpl, 10, 1842; e:
there; m., Ig7Z, Juliet Elizabeth, d.
o'atJe J
dge
ron Wil'cox, PainesvilLe;
has lIved In Hamilton, Ont., since
1880, where he was largely instru
mental in founding the Hamilton Steel
& Iron Co., of which he Is V.-P. and
the Onto Rolling Mill Co., of which
he is presdt.; is also interested in
the Hamilton Forge Co. and the Onto
Tack Co.; in his youth served In the
Union Army during the Am. civil war;
a Mason of high degree; a K.T.; Ang,
-llmnilton, Ont.; Hamilton Club, (:'0.
"A man of capacity,
nergy and integri-
ty."-G. M. Ada""" (q.v.).
Doolittle, Perry E, physician.
GI'aJdluatoo M.D.,'C.M., Tl'in. Unffv.,
1885; one of the promoters of the
Can. Wheelman's Assn., 1884, of which
he became presdt., 1895;' has been a
motorist for a long time; assisted in
forming the Toronto Automobile Club,
of which he has been hon. presdt.
since 1904; is also a dir. Onto Motor
League.-1BO Sherbourne St., Toronto.
Dorais, Albert p" lawyer,
S. late Louis Treffle and Marte
(Poisson) D., St. Gregoire, P.Q.;
father represented Nicolet (Local),
1
82-88; b. St. Gregoire, P.Q.; e.
NI
olet Coli.; graduated B.A., Laval
Umv., 1892; m., Nov., 1902, Bella, d.
H. C. Cabana, prothy., Sherbrooke,
P.Q.; advocate, 1895; practises his
prof. in Montreal; a memo law firm
D. D. & Bessette; author "Le Pro-
gres et la Soc. Contemporaine ..
(1
03), and of 2 legal works, one re-
laiDmg tJO 1:Jbe Code Civile, and ,tJhe
otJher to .the Code de Pmcédure C-;vilp.
of 1:Jhe Pvov'ince of Quebec, t:he !two 18Jt-
ter In collaboration with his bro.,
Oscar P. D.; R. C.--666 St. Hubert
St., Montreal.
Doran, William Edward, architect.
Irish origin; s. late Wm. D., Mont-
real; b. there, 1853; e. at his father's
sch.; m. Miss Mary J. Cotton; com-
menced pmctice as an architect, 1874;
designed many of the principal build-
ings in Montreal and elsewhere; em-
bellished and redecorated St. Patrick's
Ch., Montreal; twice presdt. Quebec
Assn. of Architects, 1903-5; apptd. to
represent Can. Intern. Congress or
Architects, London, Eng., 1904; Har-
bour Commr., 1902-6; presdt. St.
Patrick's Soc., 2 terms; unsuccessfully
contested the mayoralty, Montreal,
1900 and 1905; a Lib.; a R. C.; be-
lieves in a Confederation of the Em-
pire rather than Imp. Federation; this
would mean that no memo of the Con-
federation sh'Ould have an dndoependemt
tariff barrier against the others, but
wouLd 'leaV'e eaoh sbaJtoe free to make
'treaties wit'h outside sva;tes as re b 'l3.l"ds
,tI'a:dJe and coonmevce; also favours a
un.it for defence, and d'Ï1'eot taxes for
IIl1\P. pur:poses.-Care 180 St. James Ht.,
Montreal; Engineel's' Club; Reform
Club; St. Lawl'ence CU1'ling Club, clo.;
summer residence: Pointe Claire, P.Q.
Dorion, Hon, Achille, Circuit judge.
B. late Hon. V. P. W. D., a judge
S. C., P.Q., arud Rrud'egoooe Olympoe
('l'restIer) D.; a nephew late Chief
Justice Bir A. A. D.; b. and e. Mont-
real; graduated LL.L. (avec {Jl'ande
distinction), Laval Univ., 1880; advo-
cate, do.; successfully practised his
prof. in Montreal as a memo of the
firm Geoffrion & D.; apptd. a judge
of the Circuit Ct., Montreal, July 7,
1898; R. C.-1Si Roy St., Mont1'eal,
"Hia appo
ntmen1 crowns a successful
career at the B.81r."-ChieJ Justice Arch-
ambault,
Dorion, Charles Edouard, judge.
S. late Louis Eugene D., City Treas.
Quebec; a nephew late Sir A. A. D.,
Chief Justice, P.Q.; b. Quebec; e.
Quebec Semy, and Laval Univ. (B.L.,
IgI>O; LL.L., avec distinction, 11>84;
LL.D., 1894); m" 1st, Mlle. Pare (d,
Jan., 1907) ; 2ndly, Feb., 1910, Blanche,
d. late E. Noel, Cr:own Lands Agent,
Bhelõbrooke, P.Q.; advocate, 1884;
K.'C., 1903; EU'coessfuHy opl'.3JCJtJisoo his
prof. in Quebec; head of firm D. &
Marchand; bâtonnier (Dist. of Que-
bec), 1909; lJâtonnie1'-genl., P.Q., dio.;
apptd. prof. civil law and of the Intro-
duction to the study and history or
law, LaV'al Un.iv., 1899; appbd. a puisne
judge, S.C., P.Q., May, 1911; R.C.; oln-
DOUCET-DOUGALL,
337
different in poH,bks.-2 St. Angèle St.
Quebec.
"A man of fine Ie-gal atta.inments."-
Dr. de Gelles (q.v.).
Doucet, Capt, Alexandre Louis Claude
t
rc:s
gny, H.M.'s regular mil.
Nephew A. E. D. (q.v.) ; s. 'rhe<:Jdore
and Jessy A. (Desbarats) D.; grands.
late Theodore D., N.P.; b. M.ontreal,
12 ec . 19, 1.875; e. there and Royal Mil.
Coli., Kmgston; graduated (with
honours), 1897; 2nd lieut., R.E., 1897;
lieut., 1900; capt., 1906; served during
S.A. war, 1900-2; took 'Part: in opera-
tions In the Transvaal, Nov. 1900-June,
1901, and Oct., 1901-Apl., 1902; In
Orange River Colony, Nov., 1900-0ct.,
1901; also in Cape Colony, June-Oct.,
1901 (Queen's med. with 3 clasps;
King's med. with 2 clasps); apptd. a
memo of 'the An'gl'O-Germran Com'll.
to deUminate the Gola-Lake Chad
boundary, 1902; was second in com-
mand on the Anglo-Portuguese Boun-
dary Oomn., 1905; otransfd. It<> Gan. on
special duty; R. C.-Ottawa.
Doucet, Arthur Emile, civil engineer.
S. late Theodore D., N.P., Montreal;
b. there, June 9, 1860; e. there and
Royal Mil. Coli., Kingston; graduated
1880 ; m. Miss Barrett; gazetted a lieut.,
Infy. Sch. Corps, and served as
A.D.C. to his bro.-in-law, the late Lt.-
Genl. Sir F. D. Middleton, K.C.M.G.,
during ,tile N. W. RebeloldOIli, 1885
(seriously wounded; med. and clasp) ;
capt. Corps of Guides (special ser-
vice), June, 1906; mem, Can. Soc.
C.E., 1887; councillor, do. since 1905;
presdt. Quebec branch, do. do., 1910;
elected presdt. Royal Mil. ColI. Club,
1903; for some yrs. chief engr. Quebec
& Lake St. John Ry., and engd. in
other important works and undertak-
ings ; resigned these positions to
'be<:ome a <list. engr. during Ibhe oon-
struction of the Nat. Transcontinental
.R.y., at the inception of that great
work; later declined appt. as chief
engr. of the Transcontinental Ry.; 8
.promoter of bhe Quebec Transport Cu.
and the Pacific Pass Coal Fields, Ltd.;
RC.-U Mt. Ca1'mel St.
Quebec; Que-
bec Garrison Club
do.
.. An excellent and irreproachable Cana.
dian."-M. Witness.
Doudiet, Rev, Charles A. (Presb.),
.S. late Rev. Jas. F. D" an early
m
s
y. to the French-Cans.; family
n
mally from France; settled In
Swazerliand, at ilie I"ev1ooo'Ìion of tble
Edict of Nalllte.s; b, Gen-eva, Swilz.; e.
Geneva ColI., Grande Llgne Bapt.
ColI. and Queen's Univ., Kingston;
m., 1st, Mch., 1857, Miss Rebecca
Robinson, Terrebonne, P.Q. (d. Sept.,
1858); 2ndly, July, 1861, Miss Eliza
Dunbar, Montreal (d. 1900); o. 1869;
successively pastor of St. John's, and
St. Matthew's, Montreal; .slnce de-
V?ted .hJimseH to Frenoch evangel.; re-
SIgned, 1911; 'has been oop'ty. grand
C1haplaJn ,to tile Orangemen of B. N. A.
re
I Prospect St.
"lVestmount
Mont-
Dougall, Rev, Hugh Shaw (Meth.).
Scotch and Irish origin; b. Kempt-
vllle, Ont., 1861; e. Coli. Insts., Kempt-
vLlile, and St. OatharlI1!es, V:icl-or.Ja
Univ., Toronto Univ., Yale Univ.
(B.D.) and Wesl. Univ., Bloomington,
Ill. (Ph.D.) ; m. d. T. H. Taylor, secy.-
treas. and mangr. Riordan Paper Mills
St. Catha rines, Ont.; 0., 1892; ha
filled some Important pastorates and
offices; 2 yrs. presdt. Hamilton
Epworth League; presdt. Walkerton
Dist., .sinoo 1910; author: ., Progressive
R:evelartdon"; whoHe not a pol,itiolan,
hJas been outspoken CIOnoorning ques-
Nons of IþOLirtic.a:l pUI"i,ty, and in su.p-
p.orrt of It-ernp.-1S Curti8 St.
St.
Thoma8
Onto
Dougan, James Samuel Biven, manu-
facturer.
S. Jas. D., Q native Dunning, Perth-
shire, Scot., and Margt. (Webster) D.
a native of Liverpool, Eng.; b. Mont
real, ApI. 26, 1853; e. there; m., 1879,
Miss Mary Brereton Evans, Mont-
real; for nearly 10 yrs. a partner in
the house of McArthur, Corneille &
Co. (varnishes), Montreal, but for
some time has been principal in the
house of McCaskill, D. & Co., manfrs.
of varnishes, Montreal; a councillor,
Montreal Bd. of Trad!e ; ihlaS also
been presdt. of the Dom. Com.
Travellers' Assn., presdt. Dom. Com.
Travellers' Mutual Benefit Soc., and
presdt. of the Montreal branch of the
Can. Manfrs. .Assn.; Ind., iPOlii!tlcatLy;
UnH.-75 St. Mark St.
Montreal; Can-
ada Club; Canadian Railway Club;
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club;
M. A. A. Assn.; Montreal Busine88
Men'8 League
do,
:Dougall, John Bedpath, journalist.
E. s. late John D., a native of Pais-
ley, Scot., who founded the Montreal
Witness, 1846, and Elizabeth D., e. d
John Redpath, Montreal; b. there,
Aug. 17, 1841; e. Montreal high sch,
and McGIll Univ. (B.A., 1860; M.A.,
1867) ; unm.; is senior fellow in arts,
McGill Univ.; acquired his business
training under his father, and suc-
ceeded him in the management of the
Daily and Weekly Witne88 on his de-
parture for N.Y., 1870; an indo Lib.;
a Cong.; devoted to the temp. cause,
public and private morality and the
welfare and betterment of the masses;
in addition to The Witnes8, pUblishes
The Northern Me88enger, The World
"lVide, and The Can. Pictorial, all im-
portant and well conducted organs of
public opinion; among many other
offices filled by him, from time to time,
have been the following: dir. Citizens'
League, presdt. Congo Union; do.
Y. M. C. A., Montreal; do. Dom. Alli-
ance and do. Boys' Home, and Boys'
Fann and Training Sch., Shawbridge,
P.Q.; was a memo of the comte. on
Ch, Union, 1904; was !presented
with a testimonial, 1903, on complet-
Ing 45 yrs. connection with a Sunday
Sch. in Montreal.-" Ivy Green
" f9-1
Drummond St.
Montreal.
.. Not only an, ahler writro'o but .a well-
.read a:nd thoughtful man, .and all' era.rnest
student of thooe higher problema of menJtaJ
338
DOUGALL-DOUGLAS,
and m()ll"ail philosophy wohj-ch ha.ve occupied
the grea.t minds O'f ()/\l.r a.ge."-Dr. John
Reade (q.v.).
Dougall, Miss Lily, author; editor.
Sister J. R. D. (q.v.); b. Ivy Cot-
tage, IMontreal, ApI. 16, 1858; e.
Bnooklyn, N.Y., Edinburgh Univ., .scot.
and St. And'r,ew's Unoiv. (LL.A.) ; for å
lon,g time has resided in Eng., owing to
climatic infiuences; edits The World
Wide, Montreal; author .. Beggars All ,.
(1891); "What Necessity Knows"
(1893); "The Mermaid" (1895);
.. Zeitgeist" (do.) ; .. Question of
Faith" (do.); .. The Madonna of a
Day" (1896); "A Dozen Ways ot
Love" (1897); "The Mormon Pro-
phet" (1898); "The Earthly Purga-
tory" (1904); .. The Spanish Dowry"
(1906); "Paths of the Righteous"
(1908).
Cumnor, nr. Oxford, Eng.;
Univel'sity Club for Ladies, London,
Eng.
.. Belongs to the privileged minority
whose works even a profession181 no.vel-reoad.
er is unable to forget."-Spectator,
Doughty, Arthur George, Dom. public
service.
2nd s. late Wm. Jas. D., Grãntham
Eng.; b. Maidenhead, Eng., Mch. 22:
1860; e. public schs., Maidenhead,
Lord Eldon Sch., London, New Inn
Hall, Oxford Univ., and Dickenson
Coli., Carlisle (M.A., 1890); Docteur
é8 Lett1'e8 (hon.), Laval Unlv., 1901;
m., 1st, June, 1886, Moiss Ber>bha Van
KoEÙ1rw.ind.er (:d. - Jan., 1910); 2'l1'd.ly,
Jun1e, 19111, KatlhlleoeTh Rabhfl:run, o. d.
1a.te Goo. A. Bnowrue, M'onIÌ1rea:l'; was
assoocoiaJtoed at lOne .time with klol
.HaJl;liows' IMiissi,on, ,Southwark, Lon-
don, S.E., untdJer the Hlev. Ge<>.
Berk.el'ey, and tJhe sisters of 1St.
John 'bhe Barpbisrt, C1ewes" wi1:Jh rt:he
view of entering the Ch., but abandon-
ing such intention, came to Can., and
was elllgd. in t0omm'erùial oocupaJt,i'Ûns
In Montreal for some yrs.; devoting
his leisure to literary work-princi-
pally musical and dramatic criticism
and Can. history-he contributed, not
Infrequently, to the local mags. in both
languages; was private secy. to the
MinI'. of Public Works, P.Q., 1897;
private s
y. to the Provo Treas., P.Q.,
1899-1901; joint librarian, Le.g.
Library, P.Q., 1901-4; !Since May 16,
1904, has been Dom. archivist and
keeper of the records, Ottawa; C.M.G.
1905; F. R. Hist. Soc., Eng., 1902;
F.R.S.C., 1905; F.R.C.I.; a memo Can.
So-c. of Authors, Li'. and Hist. Soc.,
Quebec, and 'Yisconsin Hist. .soc.; iß a
dir. Alliance Française, Ottawa; apptd,
a mrem. Can. His'Ì. .M'
n'll.s-cf\i;pt Comn.,
1907 ; a memo lit. cornte. apptd. in con-
nection with t'he work of the Queb
Battlefields iAssn., 1908; do. a memo
Dom. Geographic Bd., 1909; has at-
tained proficiency in the .art of Ulum-
inatin.g books on vellum; illuminated
the volume presented by the city of
Quebec t'O King George and Queen
Mary, 1901; besides having contributed
to the Am. Hist. Rev., Encycl. Britan-
nica and similar pUblications, is the
author of: a shorthand version of II In
Memoriam" (1887); do. do., .. The
Idylls of t,he K:ing" (1889); .. The
Life and Work of Tennyson" (1893);
.. Rose Leaves" (1894); .. The Song
Story of Francesco and Beatrice ..
(1896); "Nugæ OanlÜræ" (1897);
.. The Site of the Battle of the Plains"
(,18-98); .. T'bie Sie,ge .of Quebec and
the Battle of the Plains" (with G. W,
BaJl'IIlIailee, D.C.L., q.v.), 6 \'IOls., 1901-
2; "Quebec Ulnldter Two Flra,gs" (wlit'h
Dr. N. E. Di'Onn-e, q.v.), 190,3;
.. The Fortr.ess úf Quebec, 1608-1903"
(1904); "The Struggtle fQr Suprem-
acy" (190.5); a coÞlecl:i'Ûn ()If docu-
1IJJe1llt:s rolwinlg IÌ.Q .tirue' Constitu-
tional Hist. of Can. (with Prof. Adam
SlroI'Tbt, q.v.) (190.7); .. The Or3idle IOf
New France" (1908) ; ,tne "Index and
DiotJi..'On3Jry'Of Oanad.i'alJ1 llist-ory" (wli'th
L. J. Bu'l"p>æ, q.v.) (19il1), and" The
King'iS Book IO'f Quelboo'" (wilbh Lt.-
001. W. C. H. WOÜ'od
q.v.); now pre-
,paI'Tin'g an ex.haustoivoe Irust. 'Of Oan.,
oomp:risin'g 112 vols.; wrolÌ.e the l.i:bretVt'Û
of tbe oomñc opera, "BO'I1nie Prince
Charlie" (1894); also wrote the lineli
read on the oc-casion of the unveiling
of the Montreal monument to ,Sir John
MacdQnald, June 6, 1895; R. C.-165
Cobourg St., Ottawa; Rideau Club;
Ottawa Golf Club, do.
nA w-oo-thy a,nd oapable ma.n .in his
pIa.l'e. "-Collier' 8.
'.A gra.ceful writer, ool,h of pro6e ßnd
verse."-JVeek.
"D.eserves the highest credi,t for estab-
fishing the> Canadi.a.ru A,rchives Bureau O
a. operma.ruent ba:SIÍs."-H. E. the Eal'l Minto.
"An a.uthority on an thångs relating to
the co.nquest o.f Can. and that period."-
.T. Ross Robertson (q.v.).
Dougla., Alexander J., physician.
S. W. D. and E. D.; b. Ont., 1874; e.
Univ. Man. (B.A., 1893; M.D., C.M.,
1897) McGill Univ. and Eng. ; m., 1902,
Miss N. E. Fairchild; successfully prac-
tises his prof. in Winnipeg; is med.
health offr., \Vinnipeg; prof. of hygiene,
Man. Med. Coll. and staff phys., Winni-
peg. genl. hosp.; also an examr. Can.
branch, Royal Sany. Inst.; Ang.--86
Smith St., Winnipeg; Manitoba Club,
do.
Dougla., Admiral Sir Archibald Lu-
cius, Royal Navy (retired).
2nd s. late Geo. Mellis D., M.D., and
Charlotte.. d. late Arend. Campbell,
Queen's Notary; b. Quebec, Feb. 8.
1842; e. Quebec High Sch.; LL.D.
(hon.), :McGill Univ., 1910; m., 1871,
Constance E. (d. May, 1908), d. Rev.
W. Hawks, formerly rector of Gates-
head Fell., Co. Durham, Eng.; entd.
R. N. as a cadet, on the nomination of
Sir E. W. Head, Gov.-Genl. of Can.,
AJpl., 1856; promQted sub-lieut., 1861;
lieut., 1862; comdr., 1872; capt., 1880;
rear-admiral, 1895; vice-admiral, 1901;
retired, 1907; served with Naval Bri-
g3Jdte up .tIDe Oongo and Gambia, 1860;
as gunnery lieut., H.M.S. Aurora,
C'ommtanded .a gullluaæt on Can. lak1es
during Fenian Rañ.d, 1866 ; was sr. staff
offr. on H.M.S. Cambridge fo<r 3 yrs.
6 múnths.; instr. in use of Harvey's
torpedo to Channel and Reserve
leets,
1872; apptd. commander of the naval
mission to instruct Japanese navy,
DOUGLAS,
339
1873; dir. of Imp. Japanese Naval
ColI., Yedo, 1873-5; commanded H.M.S.
Serapis
dur>ing SouÒlan E}QI}dn., 1884
(EgyptIan med.; K.høÒ.íiv-e's bronze
.stwr);
ruter COlII1lmanlQler ,tJhe Edin-
burgh, 'tJh'e Cambridge, and .t!he Excel-
lent; <XJmrrn l anode'r-in-cl:lIilEf, East Indies,
1898-9; 2nd Lord of the Admiralty
1899-1902; memo ordnance .comte.:
Woolwich, 1887-90; V.-P., do. do.,
1896-8; commander-in-chief, N. Am.
and West Indian stations, 1902-4; dû.
PortSU1louth, .1904-7; A.D.C. to late
Queen Victoria, 1893-5 (Jubilee med.) ;
K.C.B., :1902; G.C.V.O., 190-5; G.C.B.,
19,11; is also a Knight of the LegIon
of Honour and holds 1st class Order
of the Rising Sun (Japan); F.RC.I.,
1908.-Newnham Hook, Winchfield
Hants, Eng.; Rock Cottage, Avonwick:
Devo.n, do.; Travellers' Club; United
Serv
ce Club, London; Royal Naval
Club, Portsmouth, Eng.
"A la.rge-he,a.rted, si,n,gle-minde-d. and
P<>IP.ul.ar I(}ffice,
."-Mal'.q
i8e de Fontenoy.
'l'he fig.htmg tradItIOn. of the Soottish
race- . has been worthily upheld by this
warrIor son of Oa.nad'a."-M. Star.
Douglas, Charles Stanford, journal-
ist; le.gislator.
Descended from Deacon Wm D
who came from Scot., 1640, and. sei
tIed at Boston, Mass.; s. John A. D.,
who served as an otIr. in the Wis.
volunteers during the Am. Civil War;
cousin of Hon. Stephen A. D. (" The
Little Giant") ; b. Madison, Wis., Oct.
1, 1852; e. Wayland Univ., Wis.; m.,
1st, Dec., 1881, Annie (d.), d. J. E.
Johnst<>n, Toronto; 2ndly iMch 1909
Elizabeth ('Presdt., Vanco
ver W
en'
Can. Club), d. John Fisher, Quebec
and widow Principal Manley Toronto
setHed at Fort WililiaJIIl, Oilt., 1877;
removed to Emerson, Man. 1878 .
published International ne
spaper:
Was a memo town council, and U. S.
consul .there; sat for Emerson (Local),
Con. mterest, 1883-6; subsequently
removed to B. C.; a broker In Van-
couver; a dir. B. C. Refining C<>., Ltd.;
presdt. Can. Renard Rd. 'l'ransporta-
tion Co., Ltd., ,1910; elected mayor of
Varuoouver, by 636 .majority, 19.10-11;
Ang. - Vancouver, B.C.; Canadian
Club, do.
"Douglas, Edith" (see Black Miss E
F.). ,.
DOU
}:
: Frederick Charles, physi-
S. late Alex. and Mary Ross (Kyle)
D..; b. Montreal, 1876; e. Montrf'al
flIgh Sch. and McGill Univ.; m., Jan..
1908, Helene, d. late Jas. Baxter,
Montreal; gwaduated M.D.,C.M. (Mc-
Gill Univ.). 1903; D.P.H., 1905; M.R.
S.T., London, Eng.; memo Royal SanI-
tary Inst., 1906; at request of Bd. of
Health, Fort William, Ont., took
charge of typhoid epidemic existing
there, and succeSSlfully overca.rne it,
1906; Cong.-51 Park Ave., .Montreal.
Douglas, His Honour George BenJa-
min, Co. Ct. judge.
Scottish origin; S. John D., Chat-
ham, Ont.; nephew late Wm. D., K.C.,
elk. of the peace and co. atty., Co.
Kent, Ont.; b. Chatham; e, Toronto
Univ. (B.A., 1879); barrister 1882.
apptd. judge Co. Ct., Co. Hal
limand,
.arud 11()lCa.1 judg>e Hi-g1h ICt., Ont., Api!. 23,
1904.-Cayuga, Onto
Doug1;as, Howard, Dom. public ser-
vw
.
S. Thos. and Charlotte (Ross) D., Co.
Down, lreil.; b. Tp. Nelson, Ont., May
8, 1852; e. Burlington High Sch.; m.,
1873, Alice Maud, d. Capt. vVm. John-
son, Burlington, Onto ; went west,
1882; for 4 yrs. engaged in construc-
tion work C. P. By. ; af'VeT lÌJloat in busi-
ness .on hiis o.wn a.ocorun1t; ald. dty o;f
Calgary, and chairman Fire, Water,
and Light Comte. 4 yrs. ; apptd. supdt.
Riocky .Mbs. Bark IOf lOan., ,1897; now
Ooanmr. Dam. .I"aJrks; sent !to 'Mont., 1:0
brIng roo Oan. rtJhe 1h18Jl'd of buffalo pur-
ohased !there Iby Itlhe Oan. Gov,t. f.or
5iî
. Nat. Bark, 1907; Meth.-Banff,
Douglas, James. metallurgist; capi-
talis t.
O. S. late Dr. Jas. D" M.RC.S.,
Edin., a native of Brechin, Sc.ot., and
Elizabeth (Fergus<>n) D.; b. Quebec,
1837; e. Edinburgh Univ. and Queen's
UnJiv., Kli'IligstxmJ (.B.A., 1858); .LL.D.,
(hon.), McGill Unlv., H!99; m.,
Nov., 1860, Naomi, 3rd d. late Walter
Doug-Ias, Glasgow, Scot.; o. to
the Pres,b. ministry, but withdrew
a1500r S<Ja'l1Ie yrs.' eXtPeTlience o1:Jhiel'eiin;
was !prof. of ol1JeImistry, Miorrin COII.1.,
Quebec, for .sOlII1le y,rs.; presd.t. Ut.
and Hist. Soc., Quebec, 1&69, land
S11Jbsequenrt!ly; a f'requeTiit oontr>i,but'Or
tJO 'boo OlJÒI Can. Monthly and other
llooal mags.; iI"emovOO to tJhoe U. S.,
.18'7 5, }\IIl1JeTe noe .tl()Q\k chtwrg e () f Ibhie
copper WIOrka oRit PlhæTI1ixV1Iilll8, Pa.;
oa,toer -became presò!t. and business
mangr. .of the Copoper Queen Mining
Co., Detroit Copper 'Ca., and others in
Arizona, and of the Nacozari Copper
Mining Co., J\lexic<>; is also presdt.
of the EI Pa.so and S. W. Ry., the
EI Paso and N. E. Ry., and the
Nacozari Ry.; has been twice presdt.
of the Inst. of Mining Engrs. and
occupies an eminent and leading
position in mining and ry. circles;
represented the Uo'S. at the Mining
Congress, Paris, 1900; a memo of
many learned bodies; elected a trustee
of Queen's Univ., 1901; do. a gov.,
McGiH Uuiv., 1910; opre.sdt., N. Y.
QUoeeIlJS Ull1oiv. Soc., 1901; -is a od'ir. Can.
Soc. of N, Y.; subscribed $10-,000
towards the Sch. of Mining En-
dowment fund, KIngston, 1908; gave
'land, valued at $42,000, to the
Proto Hosp. for the Insane, Montreal,
do.; $5,000 to funds of McGill Univ.,
1909; !300 to Guy's Hosp. Sch., Lon-
don, Eng., for X-rays and radium
research, do.; and endowed a chair
of Can. and colonial histary In
Q,ueen's Univ. Soc., 1901; ,is a odJir. Dan.
$25,00,0 to be dlevlOteod rtJo C'o-ordinoMoo
:research ,in opa;t:h. IwboflaJtories, McGi.]ll
Uruiv., 1911; besdd'es nrumel'ous pa.per.s
on a. vaI1IetJy .of subjects, oorutri-
buotelÒl IÌIO vari'ous Of\g3.nos 'of lPuhllic
'Opi, noi,on lis .tlhe auotJhor of ,t:he foOt-
'towi'ng w<>rks: "Clan. InodJepeno{]lence,
Im,perial Federatiooll a.nodJ Anruexa'Uon.,..
'<.MiemooI,r of T. iS1tJerry Hurut, F.RS."
840
DOUGLAS,
(1898), "Uruteohruio3ll AddreS5e's <m
Technical Subjects" (1905), "Old
France in the New WIorld" (do.),
.. The Intluence of the Railroads of
:tJhe Uruited
t:lætoes arua: CanadJa on
1:!hJe Mineral Industry" (1909); and
.. Journals and R-ean'inisøence.s of
Jam'es Dougllas, M.D.," IÌJJ
fa;fuer
(,19,10); a Bresb.-" Spuyten Duyvil,"
New York; 99 John St., New York;
Century Association; Engineers' Club;
City Club; Westchester Country Club;
Adirondack League, N.Y.; Montmor-
ency Club, Quebec.
.. One of the foremost metallurgists in
the wo.rld."-M. A.rgus.
"A man of wide knowledge jn and thoro
ough kI1JOlWllfdge <)if hiB W\<Yl"k!'-M. Gazette.
Douglas, James .eCrie, merchant;
legislator.
S. Rev, Jas. D. (Presb.), a pioneer
Western missy., now retired; b. Lan-
ark, ant., 1868; went 'Vest with par-
ents, 1878; e. in Man. and by private
tuition; m., 1896, Miss Pickerton,
Glasgow, Scot.; long in mercantile
life at Strathcona; an ald. there, and
presdt. Bd. of Trade; a Lib.; has
sat for Strathcona (H. C.) since Oct.,
1909; one of 'the representatlV'es of
H. .c. a.t COl'OnwUcm .of King Qe.ovg'e
am Queen M,ary, 1911; a Presb.-
St1.athcona, Alta.
"Capable, painstaking, courteous and
fair."-M. Herald.
Douglas, Bon, James Moffat, legis-
lator.
B. Linton, Bankhead, Roxborough,
Scot., May 26, 1839; e. there and To-
ronto Univ.; studied theol., Knox
ColI., Toronto, and Princeton Semy.;
m., 1861, Jane, d. Geo. Smith, Darl-
ington, ant.; o. (presb. Ch.), 1865;
after serving as pastor at Uxbridge
and Cobourg, ant., went as a mlssy.
to India; was chaplain to H. M.'s
troops at Mhow, 1876-82; on return-
ing to Can. was successively pastor at
Brandon, Man., and Moosomln, N,W.
T.; retire,a: from ministry to take up
farming, 1896; sat for E. Assiniboia
(H. C.), representing Patron interests,
1896-1904 ; was c:hairman Standing
Comte. on Agri-culture in that chamber;
called to the Senate, Mch. 8, 1906;
moved a resolution, 1898, f{)r a fuLler
a.nd freer discussion of public questions
in: the Seru;tite.-Tantallon, Sask.
Douglas, John C" lawyer.
S. John and Rebecca Ann D.; father
mangr. of Collieries, Stellarton, for
many yrs.; b. Stellarton, N.S., 1875;
e. Albion Mines schs., Pictou Acad.,
M.t. AUiÏOOI1J Unriv. (B.A., 1897; M.A.,
1907) and DaJl'h!O'Usi,e Univ. (DL.B.,
1899); barrister, 1900; suooessfu
ly
poI'aCItoiBed rus !prof. .at Stoellarton, for
a short 'pedro; since 1:ù1oen 8Jt Gll!We
Bay; wwn oolr., tthere, since 1909;
oounciiHor, StJelillartO'Il, 1899
1900 ;
may<Y1" of Gl'aoo Bay siIllOO 190.8 ;
founded the Gl-aoe Bay .standard,
which he ed. and 'P'l1blishoo f10r soone
yrs.; refused 10 oaU !Qut the miHtia on
1.lhe l!"eQ.uisÍiUon of ,bhe Dom. Coal Co. !\.n
its II strike" wJ:th elI1!Pl{)iyeeos, 1909-10;
during the course of this "strike,"
lasting over a year. was a consistent
su.pporter of 1lhe hioniOu,mble prlnoitplles
oJ' lrubour and sympa;bhized' with'llie men
In their demands, which were con-
sidered just; position taken by him
wa..s enooI'lSeld ,by ltJh,e Tr'adies and LaJbo'llT
Congress of Can. and many other less
important bodies, as well as by a great
number of private citizens all over
Can.; Meth.; Con. and a staunch sup-
porter of the Con. interests; a prob-
able candidate for the Legislature at
ensuing g.e.-Glace Bay, N.S.
"A shrew.dJ busineßs man .and one of the
best oT
a.nizers in t.he pro-vinoe."-H.
Herald.
Douglas, Robert Chambers, hydraulic
.and .bI1id,g>Ð erugineer; Dam. public
service.
ScotJtiish O'f!i,gin; s. RoM. and Oath-
erlne (Chambers) D., Amherst, N.S.;
b. there, Jan. 6, 1847; e. Wolfville
Acad., Acadia Univ. and Glasgow
Univ.; unm.; a pupil of Messrs. Bell
& Miller, hydraulic and bridge engrs.,
Glasgow, Scot.; sometime asst. engr.
on their works; entd. pUblic service as
an asst., chief engr.'s branch, Dept.
Public Works, Can., 1871; promoted
asst. en gr. , Dept. Rys. and Canals,
18ï9; hydraulic engr., do., 1882; since
1893 has been hydraulic and bridge
engr., do.; took 1st prize In competi-
tion for plans for Dufferin Bridge, Ot-
ta wa; se.cy. R:olYal comn. 10 enquire
Into leasing of water power, Lachine
CaDlaJl, 18&6; 1ffiIe1111. Royal Garon. re
'Velllngton or Curran bridge, Lachine
Canal, 1893; author numerous scien-
tific papers, and of official reports on
departmental matters; Presb.-9 Lyon
St., Ottawa; Rideau Club; ottawa
Golf Club, do.
"A worthy pu.p
of Jo()hn Page,"-O.
Citizen.
"An .wble and trustworthy offioi.a<1."-
M. Gazette.
Douglas, Walter, mining engineeer.
S. Jas. D., LL.D. (q.v.); b. Quebec.
1870; e. U. C. ColI., Morrin ColI., Que-
bec, Royal Mil, ColI., Kingston, and
Columbia Univ., N. Y.; m.,
ept., 1902.
E. M., d. Dr. Robt. Bell, F.R.
. (q.v.),
Ottawa; is genl. mangr. Copper Queen
CQnsoHd.aOOà: Mining Co., Bisbee, Ariz.,
and 2nd: V.-P. EL Paso & S. Western
Ry. Co.; Presb.-Bisbee, Ariz., U.S.;
Engineers' Club, New York; Columbia
University Club, do,
Douglas, WilUam James, business
man.
S. late Jas. S. D., A.M., M.D., Ph.D.;
b. Hamilton, Oneida Co., N. Y., May
28, \1&46; e. :Mil:walUkee, Wds; 1m.
EUm., d, Jeremiah Riordan, surg. Royal
Navy; came to Can., 1877; has J;>een
gen!. mangr. Toronto .Mail and
Empire Co, many yrs.; formerly V.-
P. Nat. Club; is a trustee Toronto
Genl. Hosp., a dir. Toronto Paper
Co., and of Can. Associated Press, of
which he was a promoter; Con.;
Presb.--6Z St. Alban St., Toronto;
National Club; Albany Club, do.
Douglas, William Murray, lawyer.
B. 1864 ; e. Toronto; m. Miss
Eleanor Constance Coldham (d. Mch.,
1907); barrister, 1886; K.C., 1899;
DOUGLASS-DOWLER,
341
sucoessfulily pracbises h
s (prof. In To-
ron too; .formef'1<y a moem. of fiTIIl Mc-
Cartih'Y. Osl
& Creelman; presdt.
OsgO'ode Legal and LLt. Soc.. 1888-9;
urusuccessfu1 oand'Ïda1:e f.or benohershLp
Law Soc., 1906; a specialist dn ollie
paorocu1ar branch of oOIDffilerC!.aà 'la.w;
}ji.b.-l38 Madison Ave., Toronto; To-
ronto Club.
Douglass, William Alexander, ac-
countant and assignee.
Irish and Scottish descent; b. Sur-
. rey, Eng., .June 21, 1842; e. Eng. schs.,
Toronto Normal Sch. (1st class cert.),
and Victoria Univ. (B.A., 1873); m.,
1873, Emeline Sarah, 2ndd. RO'M. Arm-
strong, .J.P., Millbrook, Ont.; origin-
ally a telegraph operator; subsequently
an educationist; successively, head
master, High Schs., Mt. Pleasant and
Onangeville ; later, accountant and asst.
mangr. for 20 yrs. of the Freehold Loan
& Savings Co., Toronto; now a public
auditor, accountant and assignee, To-
ronto; lûng a student of finance;
widely known as a writer and speaker;
read an Important paper before the
Brit. Assn., 1884, which was the pre-
cursor of many others on economic
sUbjects; an advocate of the Single
Tax; was electe.d 3rd V.
P. of the Single
Tax League, N.Y., 1907; author, .. The
Religion of the Social Problem ..
(1902); Meth.-!20 Wellesley St., To-
ronto.
DonI!, Very Rev, Alexander John
(Ang.) .
S. late Alex. Keith D.. merchant.
Halifax, N.S.; b. there, 1870; e. Pic-
tou, N.S., Merchlston Castle Schoo
Edinburgh. and Oriel ColI., Oxford
(M.A., 1898); m., 1901, Gertrude, d.
Francis Cundl11, Montreal; o. deacon,
1896; priest, 1898; asst. curate parish
ch., Leeds, Eng., 1896-9; do. do. Ch.
of the Advent, Westmount, P.Q.,
1899-.190,1; recl:JOlr tdJo. do., 190,1-1910;
since then has been dean of Caledonia
and rector of Christ Ch. Cath., Vic-
ctod'8,; a oounoomor Bishop's 00'111.,
LenIl1IOxvlUe, P.Q; apptd. ibon. oh1ajp-
l3.dn, ACItlOrs' Dh. .AJ1!oiamce ûlf Am., 19111.
-The Rectory, Victoria, B.C.
.. An excellent preacher and a good
administrator.' '-M. Gazette,
Dou1l, Major John Doull, Oan. regular
mil. forces.
S. Wm. M. D., financial broker,
Montreal; b. there, ApI. 17, 1874; e.
Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston; graduated,
1894; m., .July, 1906, Eva Rose, d.
.Jas. H. Butler. Keystone Road. Mal-
den, Mass.; gazetted Heut., Yorkshire
Light Infy., 1894; capt. 1900' re-
signed, and entd. Roy. Cán. Red., as
oa,pt., 1905; promoted maJor, 1907;
passed 1st class promotion examn. on
staff duties, 1906; served during S.
A. war, 1899-1902 (Queen's med.. with
3 clasps; King's med., with 2 clasps).
-Fredericton, N.B.; Halifax Club
Halifax, N.S. '
Douvi1le, lI/Igr, Joseph Antoine :Irénée
(R.C.).
S. Pierre Michel and Marie Anne
(Charest) D.; b. Ste. Anne-de-Ia-
Perade, P.Q., Dec. 21, 1838; e. Nicolet
CoIl, and Laval Unlv. (M.A.. 1866;
D.D., 1902) ; o. 1862; successively prof.
of math. and physIcs and chemistry,
Nicolet ColI.; Prefect des Etudes, do.,
1882; superior, do., 1895; presided at
works during the construction of the
Monument du CentenaIre, do., 1900-3;
,bon. canon, Montreal Calh., 1901 ;
'prèlat Domestique d.e S. S. Ie Pape,
1903 ; auLhor .. L'HisLoire au Ool,l.-Sem.
de Nioolet" (1903); V. G., 1909; a;t-
.tended the Plenary Council. Quebec,
,1909, and the Eucharistic Oongress,
Mûntreal, 1910.-The College, Nicolet,
P.Q.
"A man of exceptional gift.s."-M.
Gazette.
II EnjoYß t.he love- an.d esteem o.f all his
coHeagues."-M. Herald.
Dover, Miss Mary Violette, educa-
tionist.
D. Frank D., Peterborough, Ont.;
b. there; e. there. and McGlll Unlv.,
Montreal (B.A., 1898; M.Sc., the first
lady to receive the degree at McGill,
1900) ; some time a lect. and demon-
strator in chemist., McGlll Unlv.;
gained a fellowship In chemist.. Bryn
Mawr ColI., Penn., also a travelI. fel-
lowship; Ph.D. (Breslau Unlv.), 1908;
her treatise was In German, and on
thf' subject of chemlst.-Peterborough,
Onto
Dow Misses (Mary and Jessie), phH-
anthropists.
Da;ugbters llaJle Andrew D., an em'Ïßlenrt:
brewer, Montrea,l; sisters of Lady
Hickson (q.v.); b. and e. Montreal;
besides -contribu.ting libera;lly to the
financial support of many of Mont-
real's charitable and other deserving
Institutions, they founded, In 1901,
with the sum of $60.000, the William
Dow Chair of Political Economy In
McGill Unlv., In memory of thplr
unde; they have also given IIberaltly
to the funds or! 'the Montreal Aux.
Bible Soc.; they are govs. of the Art
Assn., Montreal, Mackay Inst. for
Deaf and Dumb, Proto House of In-
dustry, etc., and V.-Ps. of tJhe Montreal
Tubercul. In st. and the Victorian Or-
der of Nurses; are ranked by the Mont-
r.ea1 Star as being among the mJ1llion-
aJi.rels; .PreSb.-W7 Dorchester St. W.,
Montreal.
II Pre-eminoent for the-iT uJ1/hmmded
cha.Tity, .and 1m erveT CO'TI'1;ideTing t.he
aged arnd neroy."-The late Mrs. Wheeler.
Dowler, Wellington Jeffers, retired
clergyman.
A bro. W. A. D. (q.v.): e. Victoria
Unlv. (B.A., 1880); o. (Meth. Ch.),
1885; helld various pastorates In B. C. ;
withdrew, 1889; sln.ce then has been
city -elk., VI,etorla, B.C.; author of a
national song, II Canada's; S-ong of Free-
dom," dedicated to the Can. Clubs of
the Dom. (1908).-"Victoria, B.C.
Dowler, William Arthur, lawyer,
S. late Rev.
. A. D. (Meth. ), a
native of Carrlcl{-on-Shannon, IreI.,
and Mary (Williams) D.; b. Mano-
tick, Ont., ApI. 26, 1862; e. Perth and
Iroquois High Schs., and Victoria
Univ. (B.A., 1880); barrister, 1884;
K.C., 1899; has suoocessfully practised
hIs pro!. throughout at Tlllsonburg; a
342
DOWLIN-DOWNIE.
dir. Trusts & Guarantee Co.; a Lib.,
and unsuc.cessful1ly contested S. Oxford
(Local), g. e., 1905; a Meth.-Till-
8onburg, Onto
Dowlin, His Honour John Lawrence,
00. Ot. judge.
Irish ancestry; b. nr. Appleton,
Ont., .June 24, 1854; e. High Sch.,
Carleton Place., and St. Michael's
Ü<)jll., TQronltJo; ro.; a 'bamster; suc-
cessfuU.y prru:.'ltoisoo ihds !prof. .in: Ot-
'ÌlaWla; wpp.tldi. jun'ilQlI" judlge, ,Co. Kerut,
Ont., and cr'ooa:l> judge of .tJhe Hig'h Ct.,
Moh. 81, .1904; a R. C.--Chatham, Onto
Dowling, Donaldson :Bogart, Dom.
public service.
S. Richd. D., NewburgQ, Onto ;
grandf., .John D., an early s
,ttler of
Addington; b. Tp. Camden, Co. Add-
in1gton, On1., Nov. 5, 1858; e. Na;panee
High Sch. and McGill Univ. (B.A.Sc.,
wi.th Gov.-GenJ1.'s meà. for highest genl.
standing, 1883); m., Dec., 1885, Miss
Lucy Isabella Perry, Tamworth, Ont.;
entd. service Can. Geol. Survey, 1884;
apptd. geologist, do., 1895; has had
charge of a number of explorations in
N. W., including Man.; has devoted
much time to an examination of the
coal resources O'f Central Can.; de-
livered special ledure.s before McGill
Unlv., 1910; author of various scien-
tific reports and papers and of an index
to the reports of the geol. survey, 1863-
84; apptd. a memo Dom. Geographic
Bd., .Jan., 1900; a Meth.-f89 MacLeod
St., Ottawa.
Dowling, The Venerable Theodore
Edward (Ang.).
Second s. late Rev. J. G. D., M.A.,
rector St. Mary-de-Crypt, Gloucester,
Eng.; b. St. Mary-de-Crypt, Oct. 15,
1837; e. St. Augustine's CoH., Canter-
bury; D.D., hon. (Kin
s Colt., Windsor,
N.S.), 1902; m., ApI., 1863, Carollne
.Jane, o. d. Sheriff Walhaupter, Fred-
ericton. N.B.; O. deacon, 1861; priest,
1862, by Bp. of Fredericton; R. D.,
Fredericton, 1868-71: do., St. .John,
N.B.. 1884: held various charges In
N. B., 1861-89: Domestic Chap.. Bp.
O'f .J-erosa.1erm, .1889: resid'eßltøry ctl.nlOl!1
Olivet Stall, St. George'!': CoHo Ch.,
.Jerusalem; do., Ang. chaplain, Haifa:
commissary within the Bishopric of
.Jerusalem for intf'rcourse with the
Eastern chs., 1906; archdeacon of
Svria. 1907: author .. Dip!': P
nis."
f'1-c.-St. Luke's Mission, Haifa-under-
Mt. Carmel, Palestine.
Dowling, The :at, Bev, Thomas
Joseph (R. C.), Bishop.
B. Co. Limerick. Irel., Feb. 28, 1840;
mme to Can.. 1851; e. Hamilton, St.
Michael's ColI., Toronto, and the
Grand Semy., Montreal; D.D. ; 0..
1864; was parish priest at Paris 22
y,ng.: V.G. (Ha'ITl'iliooI1l), 1881; I3!dmnrr.
of the diocese, 1883; Bp. of Peterboro,
1887-9; trans<{'(l. .tlo Ha'mntOÜ'n
1889;
apptd. Grand Spiritual Adviser, C.M.
B.A., 1906: excused from attending
the Plenary Council, Quebec, 1909;
aUended the Eucharistic Congress,
MjO'nt1'e3.ll, 1910.-The Palace Hamil-
ton, Ont, '
Downey, Joseph Patrick, journalist.
Onto .public service. '
S. late Patrick
. D., a native of
Cork, IreI., and Bridget (McTague)
D.; b. Puslinc11, Ont.,
an. 17, 1865'
e. at his father's sch.; m., .June 1893'
Elijen .Josephine, d. Thos. O
ghlan:
Guelph, Ont.; became city ed. Guellph
Herald, 1883; ed., do., 1885; resigned,
.Jan., 1907; elected Ipresdt. Can. Tuber-
cu1. Assn., and Charities and Correction
.AJSsn., 1909; do. hon. presdt. Om. Prof.
Hockey League, 1908; apptd'. ühairman
Royal Comn. to investigate !prison
labour questions, Aug., 1907; repre-
sented Weflllngton S. (Local), 1902-10,
when a;pptd, supdt. Asy.lum for Idiots
Ori1lia (
preseruted with a 'Purse con
taining $1,000 by'hloS constituents, Nov..
1910): a. memo I.O.F.. A.O.U.W., and
C.M.E..A.; a R. IC.-The Asylum for
Idiots, OriIlia, Onto
"A fo()ll'oefulI ad'\'1()oOOte of many useful re-
füorms."-M. & E.
"A warm-hearted Irishman by descent,
and pours into his speeches much of the
inihe.rited feTVo'U r, eloquence and: [l>OOtry
of his race."-T. Globe.
Downey, Wallace, shipbuilder.
B. Minudie, N.S., MHY 11, 1862: e.
there; m., .June, 1894, Miss Ada pring--
norn, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Wf'nt to N. Y.,
1880; became presdt. Townsend-Dow-
ney Shipbuilding Co. and the Tebo
Yacht & Basin Co., there: built all
types of vessels, including the famous
cruising and racing yacht Meteor for
the Emppror of Gf'rmanv, 1902: the
yacht A.tln?ltic, winner of thf> gold cup
!pre,sented Iby 1Jhe same mlOnarch for
3JIlj intern. race, 1905: t'he y!R'0hts
Shenandoah, Elemina, Murial, Neola,
Te1cla, Resolute, A. , Jlara and many
othf'r first class yachts known in the
aquatic worM; award('d the contract
for the mat:metic survf'Y vess"l Car-
negie, a unique vessel, by Carnegie
Inst., Washington, 1908; Is also presi-
dent Prospect Land & Improvement
Co. and the N. Y. Mf'tal Trai1f'Ts'
Assn-.; served as presdlt. Can. Hoc.,
N. Y., for 2 te.rm.s; a memo Soc. Naval
A rchitects and Marine Engrs.; enter-
tained Prince Hf'nry of Prussia and
Prf'sdt. Roospvelt at launching of
lIfeteor: a Prf'sh.-275 C'i11tnn Ave.,
Brooklyn, N.Y.; New Yor1c Yacht Club;
A.tlantic Yacht Club; Brit. Schs. and
Universities Club, do.
.. A Cumberland bov all Nova Scotia is
proud of."-H. Herald.
Downie, Bev, Joñn (Ang.).
S. Hugh and Margt. (Haney) D.,
Toronto; b. IreI., 1841; e. Kingston
Classical Sch., 1863-5, and Huron
Con., 1866-9; B.D., Western Univ.,
1882; m., 1865, Miss .Josephine C.
Rogers; o. 1869; rf>ctor Colchester
and KlngsvlUe, 1869-74; Morpeth,
1874-87: Lucan, 1887-9; Berlin, 1889-
93; Wla:tf.ord, 1893-1905; 'fle<CtO'I' of Port
Stanley since latter date: apptd.
canon, St. Paul's Cath., London, Ont.,
1903; a clergyman of the Proto Evan.
Ch.; believes In the plenary inspira-
tion of the holy scriptures, and the
pre-millennlal advent of our Blessed
DOWNIE-DRESSLER.
343
Lord; has been chairman of the
Diocesan S. S. Comte. for a length-
ened period, and takes a warm In-
terest in the educ. of the young, the
upbullding of parishes, the erection of
ecclesiast. and well appointed ch. edi-
fices, etc.; believes that the Bible
should be a text-book In the pubUc
and high s('hs., and that set portions
of it should be committed to memory
by the pupils: a Con.-Port Stanley,
Onto
Downie, Wil1iam, Can. ry. service.
A bro. Rev. Canon D. (q.v.): b.
Rock Currie, Irel., Nov. 12, 1850 :
e. t'here; m., Dec., 1901}, Charlotte, 2nd
d. la1e Wiffi. WHson, M.D., K.C., OttGwa;
entd. service Northern Ry. of Can.,
1866, becoming ultimately chief des-
patcher and car distributor on that
road: joined the C. P. Ry., 1886, and
has been since then asst. supdt., Pac.
div., 1886-97: supdt., -doo., 1897
1903. and
since latter year, genl. supdt. of the
Atlantic dlv.; Is a past grand master
of the Freemasons of B. C., and a
councillor, local hranch, Imp. Federa-
tion League: In N. B., a òlr. St. .John
Ry. Co., ani! Reaman's Mission Roc.;
an Ang.: also a ch. 'Warden.-Cob1trg
St., St. Jolin. N.R.; Union Club, do.;
"Vanrouvpr Club. "Vancouver.
"Exce'li 1 e.nt and
()I()'d."-][. Gazette.
Doyle, His Honour Berna.rd Louis, Co.
Ct. .Judge.
Irish parentage: s. Nicholas and
Ann (Shannon) D.: b. Matilda, Co.
Dundas, Ont., Dec. 9, ] 840: e. private
tuition and Goderlch Grammar Sch.;
m., Nov., ] 871. Caroline L. G. North-
greaves (distinrguished: as a musical
composer), ni.ece Very Rev. Dean
Northgrea'Ves (q.v.); barrister, 1865:
a memo town council. Goderlch; maY'Qr
òo., 1880-81; dedlned Con. nomination
for S. Huron (H. C.). 1875; junior
judge, Co. Huron, 1883-1902; since then
judge of Huron: was R. 0., under E.
F. A., for E. ani! W. Huron: judg-e
In admiralty, Exchequer ('t. for
Huron and Brucf'. Aug'. 26. ] 897 : local
master Rupreme Ct.. for Huron Sept.
] 0, lRQ7: jl1i\g-e Rurrogate C't.. "Huron.
Dec. 31. 1907: a R. C.-Goderich, Onto
Drake, Frederick Phinea.s. phvc:lcian.
S. late Wm. H. D.. M.D., Wlnt1sor,
Onto ; h. an'ò e. Kingsvme, Ont.; gmòu-
:lted "M.D..C.
r.. Toronto Univ., 188
:
m.. .Jan., 1902, Daisy, y. d. T. R.
Wright. Port Huron. Mich.: memo -CoH.
P. and R, Ont., 18R3; sucøessfully
practises his prof. a t London; presen t
nt the Intern. Med. Congress, Budapest,
Hun
ary, and was presenteò at the
A ustrlan Court, 1909.-,'71 We1lin ,.,ton
St.. London, Ont.; London Club. dó.
Drayton, Henry Lumley, lawyer.
S. P. H. D. (,.,.'1'.) ; b. Kln
ston, Ont.:
e. .Jarvis St. ColI. Inst.. Toronto, and
in Eng.; m.. Seplt., 1892, Edith Mary,
1". d. late .Joseph iCawthra, Toronto;
barrister, 1891; K.C., 1908; suecess-
fully practises hi's prof. in Toronto
as a memo of the firm of Holman, D.
& Bissett; formerly asst. city solr.,
and Co. atty., Toronto; resigned former
offic.e, 1900, and latter office, Nov.,
1909; decIlned appt. as CorporoItl,on
Counsel, Toronto, .June, 1909; apptd.
-do., 19.10; RIWM. Irepl'esenttaltlV'e of city
of Ttoronltl() I()IJ1 OOIffiIIlI. of Hy>d ro- Ðlectrk
Affa,irs for T>OI101llÌJO, 1911; pl'ea.d!ed
Þefol'e 'Ì!heP. C., En.g., do.; An.g.-18
Elrn Ave., Toronto.
.. An able man, and strong lawyer."-T,
Teleoram.
Drayton, PhiUp Henry, lawyer.
Parents from Northamptonshire,
Eng.; b. Barbadoes, W.I., Sept. 27,
1846; e. Chelitenham ColI. ani1 the
Royal Mil. Coil., Eng.; m., 1st, Margt.
S. (d. .July, 1898), -d. late Dr. C. W.
Covernton, Toronto: 2ndly, Oct., 1907,
Isabel, 21l1d d.. W. E. Griffith, T()fIxmlto;
formerly an offr. in H. M.'s 16th
Regt., and subsequently in the Royal
Can. Rifles ani1 H. M.'s 76th Regt.;
studied ,law with the firm of Bethune,
Oßler & Moss, Toronto; barrister, 1881;
(took 4 scholarships at Osgoode Hall) ;
has since successfully practised his
prof. in Toronto; was. also. a lect. and
law examr. at Osgoode Hall; at one
time an ald. ; K.C., 1908; ap'Ptd. official
arbitratoT and referee for Ont., Sept.,
1907; elected presdt. Imp. Soldiers' and
Sailors' League. 1907: Ang.; Con.-
151,1 Queen St. W., Toronto.
Drennan, lIIßss Jennie Gillespie,
physician.
D. late Rev. Alex. D. (Meth.);
gra:rudd. laote 'TIh'Ü's. SIßJde Ro'b1inEJ'O'Il, To-
ronto; b. Gaspê Basin, P.Q., Dec. 17.
1870; e. Kingston ColI. Inst.; studied
meò. "Toman's Med. ColI. and Queen's
Univ.; graduated, 181}5; at present
med. supdt. Amasa Wood HosD., St.
Thomas, Ont.; Presb. - St. Thomas,
Ont,
Dresser, John Alexander, education-
ist.
S. Geo. F. and Algin'! M. (Healy)
D.: b. Richmond, P.Q., .June 27, 1866;
e. St. Francis Coil., McGill Univ.
(B.A., 1893: M.A.. 181}7) and Haryard
Univ.; m., 1895, Florence M. (d. .Jan.,
1902), d. .John McLean, Aylmer, P.Q.;
principal Shawville Acad., 1888-9; do.
Aylmer do., 1889-95; do. St. Francis
ColI., Richmond, P.Q., 1895-1903; do.
Grammar Sch., St. Henri, P.Q., 1903;
I1IOW (19110 ) , a Ileot. iu IgeoDll., McGnI
Univ.; a V.-P. Proto Teachers' Assn.,
P.Q.; has devoted his life to genl.
teaching and geologic research; in laUer
field his Investigations have been
carried out under the auspices of the
Can. Geol. Survey; one of the most
recent of these, is a detailed examina-
tion of the copper-bearing rocks of the
E. T.; author of a iP'alP'eT I(m t:hat sub-
ject contd. in a nulletin Dl1nlishei1 nv
'the Geol. Soc. of 'Am., 1907, and of
another pUblished 'by the Can. Min-
Ing Inst. 1902; Is asso. ed. for Can. of
both thè Bulletin of the A rn. Bureau
of Geography and the Am. Journ. of
Geography; Ang.-19 Overdale Ave.,
Montreal; University Club, do.
.. Is steadi1v making a name fo.r himself
in
olo
ical 'circles on this continent."-
M. Herald.
Dressler, Miss lIIIa.rle (Leila), actress.
D. late Alexander Rudolph and Annie
(Henderson) Roerber; b. Cobourg,
344
DREWRY-DRUMMOND.
Ont., Nov. 9, 1873 ; e. Toronto; rn. J. R.
Dalton; a noted comedienne; early ap-
pearances were in various aperaHc
roles, including a tour with the Bennett
& Moulton Opera Co.: appeared with
CamllIe d' Arv-ille ,In .. Madeline, or the
Magic Kiss"; supported Lillian Russell
in .. .My Lady NiooUne," at the CasIno,
N.Y., and there created the role of
Flo Honeydew In .. The Lady Slavey,"
her chief success; starred In .. Miss
Prlnnt " and took leading comedy parts
at the N.Y. Theatre; joined the Weber
Co., as leading woman, 1906: more
recently, starred In Eng. and Can. in
.. Tillie's Nightmare"; a perform-
ance in N.Y., for her benefit, 1903,
reallzed $7,682; a devoted golf player.
-Care it Dramatic .
lirror," New York.
II An American actress of extrao.rdin,a-rv
foroo"-N. y, World. .'
Drewry, Edward Lancaster, business
man.
S. Edward and Caroline D.; father
formerly an f'xtensive brewer in Nf'w-
port, Eng'.; b. London, Eng'.. 1851;
came to Am.. 1860; e. St. Panl. Minn.;
m., 1874, Eliza, e. d. late Cant. Jas
tarkey.
t. Paul, formprly Sppaker
Minn. Lpgislaturf'; removed to Win-
niopg-. 1 R77: nropr. R"fiwnod Rrpw-
ery; a dlr. N. W. Ins. Co., and of the
Union Bank at' Can.; prpsdt. Pennt.
Mortgage & Tnlst Co.; do. Operatic
Soc.; a gov. Winnipeg Gen1. Hosn.;
fOT'1Tl.erly
halnnan Public Parks Bd.
and -pre'sdrt. Wdn;n.ipe.g' R1fl,e Assn..; has
R.llSO bf'!eßl 'C1hairnmm, looaJl IbrenlC'ih. Can.
Manf:rs. Assn.; .aM., WiÏnnÌ-peg. 1882-4:
a CO'11_; s
rt for North W,inlJ'1'i'11,etg'
(IJocaJI), 1886-88;' ðlOOldned furtohf>r
lle'g'lsIJ'a1:ive honlOlUrs'; rntbed. as a mU-
ldonlaire; Anig'. , and a d,el. tbo 11he
ll'O'r1s.-Win?1illeg:
fa?1itoba Club:
C()mmerdal Cl1lb: ]Iran. Jockey Club:
Winnipe.17 Rowing Club, do.; Alpine
Club. Ranff.
.. One of Winnipeg's solid men."-Rev.
Dr. Cochrane.
Drewry, Frederick William, busines!i
man.
Bro. ÐdWBrd L. D. (q.v.): b. NiPW'\1oOrt,
Enlg.. Aug'. 6. 185!'í: f>. St. Paul. Minn. :
m., 1 R8t. Autrusta E. (d. 1885), d. Co1. A.
A. Kiefer, M.C., fonnf'rly Mayor of St.
Paul; a memo firm D. & Son. brew-
f'r!'l. St. Paul; removei! to Winnlpf'g'
1881, whf're he pngi!. with his hro. in
thp ('ondll('t of thp Rei!wood fact()rlp!'l:
mane-r. of thp phnt do.:' wa!'l nrf'srlt.
Winnlopg Exprpss Co.. WlnnlDPg In-
nnst. 'F':"Xhn. .JI..ssn.. ani! 'f'oJ. -nT. (",.,.,..,.
TI'avells.' Assn.; at nresf'Tht pre-sdt. Bd.
nd'Tradlp. (e11f''Í',t,p(l, 19110) : a .('Ioir. H'Ûmlf'
Invest. Co.. chainnan Publlc Parks Bd.
and presdt. N. W. Farm Lands Cor-
pOTation; also a g'ov. St. Charlf'!!! C'oun-
try Club; a lover at' clean and m
mlv
sport; ha!-1 bepn a dlr. WlTmlpf'
La-
('rosse Club. prf'
dt. st. Jl)hn's C-oll.
Cricket Club. and nresdt. Man. Rug-hy
Assn. : a Con., and, f-onnf'rly V.-P. Llñ.-
Coon. Assn. ; all' Ang., and an a'l1dJltor I
t.
John'
Cath.: hplong-!-1 t() A. O. U. W.,
A. O. U. n.. K. of P. anëJ. Fr p pma!-1ons'
11f1!'1 i!pC"linpi! C"lviC' ::Inn 1"I
r1f<!m""T1tflrv
honours.- Winnipeg: Manitoba Club';
Commercial Club; St. Charle8 Country
Club; Clef Club; Lake of the Wood.!
Yacht Club; Winnipeg Tenni8 Club'
Winnipe
owing Club; Canadia;"
Club; Wtnmpeg A uto?11obile Club.
"Very 'Populowr."-Hon. J. O. Patter.
son (q.v.).
Driscoll, G-:orge Frederick, theatrical
professIOn.
S. J. D. D.. Ottawa; b. St. John
N.B., Aug. 23, 18&2; oe. ofthere: m.:
June, 1.911, W,in'Illifred, d. 'late Edwa:rd
Hart, 'Mìonrt1"eta:l; 'E!n:bã. tJheatri'Cal pl'o-
fession. 1902; fOT 3 y.I'S. was emlpl'o
d
n.s I"OOid man;g>r. and newspaper re.pre-
eenrta1:1i'V'e of Vlarl'ous sbaJI's' ltatJer
be'C3ime eonnoooted w1,th Itih'e' Bennett
ThæJtJrloa.:1! En:terpris'es 00.. am.f.l
supervised the erecltion of the Bennett
Theatres In Lon-don and Hamiltlon,
Ont; during 1906-7 opened a chain of
moving picture houS'es, extending from
Sydney, C.B., to London, Ont.; during
1907-8 was in charge of the Bennett
Theatre, at Hamilton, and during 1908-
9 was the m.angr. of the principal office
of the BenneJtt Co., and In charge of
the CO.'iS Can. Booking Exchange at
London, Ont.;. since then has been
mangr. of the Bennett, now the Or-
'Ph
um Thea-t,1"e, McmlÌI"e'al: R. C.-
Wmdsor Hotel, Montreal.
. Drouin, Francois Xavier, lawveT.
B. P. Q.; m.; advo{'ate, 1872; K.C.,
(M. of Lansd-owne), 1887; do. (P. Q.),
1899; successfully practises his prof.
in Quebec; head 0If firm D., D. & D.;
LL.D, (Laval), 1908; blitonnier, Que-
boeoc bar, ,1904-6; bâtonnier general,
1906-7; unsuccessfully contested Que-
bec E. (H. C.), Con. Inlterest, g. e.
1887; R. C.-53 St. Ursule St., Quebec.
Drum, Major Lorne, physician; Can.
regular mil. forces.
S. Wilson D., Quebec; b. there,
July 25, 1871; e. there and McGill
Univ. (B.A., with 1st class honours
In Eng. lit., 1892; M.D., 1896; D.P.H.,
1909); gazetted 2nd Heut., Army Med.
Services, 1900; promoted Heut., do.,
1901; capt., do., 1902; do., Permt.
Army Med. Corps, 1905; major, do..
1906; wac; sanitary offr., Quebec ter-
cent. cel,ebration. 1908; a memo Dr.
Hodgetts' (q.v.) Sanitary Comn. dur-
ing typhoid fever ep1.demic, Ot-
tawa, 1911; rend-ere-d much useful ser-
V'ice IOn 1JhJat ()oCI('09.Sian; S'e,rve.d S. A.
War, .1902 (Queen's m-ed. with 2
clasps) ; aJU'Ì'hor .. The SanritaTY Officer,
this ,duties, Quallrifio::IJHonlS and soope O'f
work on aotdV'e seTv.ioe" (191.1); Aug.
-2581 Elgin St., Ottawa; Rideau Club,
do.
"A'n expert bacteriolog.ist and sa.ni-
tarian."-O. Free Press.
Drummond, Andrew Thomas, finan-
cial agent; lawyer.
S. late Andrew D., mangr., Bank
of Montreal, Ottawa, and Anne Tralll
(Sinclair) D.; b. Kingston, Ont., July
18, 1843; e. Queen's Coli. Sch.
and Qupen's Pniv., King'!-1ton (B.A.,
1860; LL.B., 1863; LL.D., 1896);
twice a fellow there; m., Aug., H!81,
Florence C., d. W. R. Wonham, Mont-
real; barrister, 1865; a partner of late
ir Alex. Campbell at Ottawa for a
short time; later gave up law owing
DRUMMOND.
345
to difficulty of hearing; now de\'otes
himself to finance; has taken part in
forming ....arious ry., land, navigation
and other indus. cOS.; a trustee,
Queen's Dniv. and of Trafalgar lnst.,
M.ontreal; a dir. Man. & N. W. Ry.,
and of the Montreal and Western
Land Co.; a prolific writer for the
mags. and newspaper press; also, the
author of many pamphlets, including
one on "Canadian Timber Trees: their
Distribution and Preservation ..
(1879), and one on .. Can. National
Spirit" (1874); one of the founders
of the Am. and Can. Fores try Assns.
and one of the promoters of the
Georgian Bay and Toronto Canal
scheme, 1905; a councillor, Can. lnst.;
a Pres b., who took an active part 11,
securing the union of all the Presb.
bodies.---61 Wellesley St., Toronto.
Drummond, Bev, Daniel Bobert (Pres-
byterian).
Scottish origin; s. late Danl. and
Marion (McCallum) D.; b. Tp. Ram-
say, Co. Lanark, Ont.; e. there, Queen's
Dniv. (B.A., 1889; M.A., 1890); and
Edinburgh Univ, (B.D., 1893); 0.,
1894 ; pl3Jst-or Ru.sseltJo,wn. P.Q., 1894-7 ;
do. Knox Ch., St. Thomas, Ont., 1897-
1904; since then has been :pastor St.
l
aul's, Han1'illt'Ûu, Ont.; .a trustee of
Queen's Univ.
St. Paul's Manse, Ham-
ilton, Onto
.. Young, energetic and scholarly, and a
thoughtful and eloquent preachex." - T.
News.
Drummond, George Edward, manu-
facturer; capitalist; consular ser-
vice.
S. Geo. and Elizabeth Morris
(So.den) D.; b. Tawley, 00. LeÜrim,
Ire1., Oct. 21, 1858; e. Royal Arthur
Seh., Montreal; m., Feb., 1890, Eliza-
beth Foster (V.-P. Montreal Diet Dis-
pensary), d. late Ignatius ICockshutt,
Brantford, Ont.; long assocd. with his
bro., T. .J. D. (q.v.), and .J. T. McCall
(q.v.), in business as iron .and steoel
merchants, under the firm name of D.,
McCall & Co., founders of the Can.
Iron Furnace Co., Ltd., the Montreal
Pipe Foundry ,Co., the Can. Iron &
Foundry Co., Ltd., and the London-
derry Iron & Mining Co., Ltd.; IPresdt.,
Montreal Bd. of Trade, 1904-5; presdt.
Can. Manfrs. Assn., do.; V.-P. Can.
Mining Inst" 1908-9; regarded as a
high authority on steel interests; Con-
sul-Genl. for Derunark since 1909; a
del. to Imp. Trade Congresses; a dir.
Can. Cement Co., Can. Car Co., Liver-
pool, London &
IO'be Ins. Co., Montreal
Trust & DepO'sIt 00., MDI's'ons Bamoc,
etc.; a gov. and one of the comte. of
mangt. Montreal Genl. Hosp. and the
Western Hosp.; a dir. Montreal Assn.
for the Blind; a Councillor Children's
Aid So.c.; and V.-P. Central Council, St.
John Ambulance .Aßsn.; also a memo
extV'e. oomte. local branoh of t110e Navy
League and of the Montreal Citizens'
Assn.; V.-P. Laurentian Club, and
V.-P. Fish & Game Club; rated as a
miHionaire by the Montreal Star, 1909:
elected a gov. McGill Univ., 1910; and
apptd. by King Edward a Knight of
Grace of the Order of the Hosp. of St.
John of Jerusalem of Eng., do.: a
stron'g Imvøri'aJMst; fa\"ours -:.\1ir. 'Cham-
berlain's ;propaganda for a permanent
consolidation of Imp. interests through
the medium of a mutual arrangement
by whi'ch each section of the Brit.
Empire wil) grant to the products of
the others a preference as against the
jprod.ucts of f'Üreign lab'our; author:
.. Iron Industry in 'Cana'da " and
.. Fiscal and Imp. Defence Question,"
besides various contributions to local
per>Ïodkals; Con.; Ang. and a ch.
warden St. George's 'Ch., Montreal;
V.-P. Oh. Home, Montreal, and for-
merly V.-P. Ch, of Eng. dub, do. (See
sketoh, Can. Mag., Nov., 1903).-15
Macgregor St., Montreal; Mt. Royal
Club; St. James's Club; Canada Club;
Laurentian Club; 111 ontreal Club; St.
George Snowshoe Club; St. Maurice
Fish and Gam,C Club, do.; York Club,
Toronto; summer 7'es.idence: <<Donna-
cona Lodge," St. Bruno, P.Q. .
Drummond, Henry Alexa11,'der, stock.
broker.
S. late Andrew and Louisa Adelaide
(Lindsay) D., Toronto; b. there, Sept.
23, 1856; e. high 'sch., Quebe
; m.,
1893, Oat:Jh.erine L., e. d. e. H. Piinihoey,
barrister, Ottawa; a dir. Can. Electrical
& Motor Co., Merchants Fire Ins. Co.;
presdt. Canada First, Ltd., publishers
Canada First mag.; AIlig.; Oan, FiJ'Slt.
-3:1 Chicora Ave., Toronto; Albany
Club; Toronto Golf Club; Argonaut
Row.infJ Cluù; Can. !lIi!:tnry Institute,
do,
Drummond, Huntley Bedpath, capi-
talist.
S. late Sir G. A. D., K.C.M.G., presdt.
Bank of Montreal, and Helen (Red-
path) D.; b. Montreal; e. Montreal
high sch. and in Eng.; m. Miss Rey-
nl()lds (a Imem. ext
. comtoe. Proto
I'll.dus. RÜ'011liS) ; tradned to a 'busiruess
career undoer 'bris late !-athoer, whom he
suC'ceedled as \pre-selt. O!f t110e Can. Sugar
Refinery Co., Ltd., .after his dewth,
Feb. 2, 1910; is 2nd V.-P. Montreal
Bd. of Trade, a oouTIlC'i.}I1.or iM,(mt'l'ewl Avt
Assn., a llife .g1OV. Wesbern H'Üs'p.;
pl'esdit. Cum.oorà.anld Ry, & 1000] CQ.,
do. Can. Jute Cio., Gan. Bag Co..
etc.; a welI known amateur athlete
and spor,tsman ; a charter memo
Royal 8t. Lawrence Yacht Club; a
designer of merit; won Montreal Ski
Club's long distance jumping event,
clearing 76 ft., 1905; elected V.-P.
of tJhe Bob-.Sil.eig.h Club, ,1910; moved
resoluNon before Bd. of Trade opposing
Fielding-Taft Reciprocity Agreement
with the U. S., whiüh resolution
was carried, Jan., 19,11 ; Pres b.-
448 Sherbrooke St:,,! Montreal; Mt. Royal
Club; Royal St. .Lawrence Yacht Club;
1If ontreal .ski Club; Auto & Aero Club;
Forest & Stream Club; M. A. A. A.;
Montreal Jockey Club, do.; summer
7'csidence: Beaconsfield, P.Q.
Drummond, Lady, widow.
Third d. late Alex. Davidson Parker
and Grace P., e. d. .John Gibson, W.S.,
Edinburgh, Scot.; b. and e. Montreal;
m., 1st, 1879, Rev. Geo. Hamilton,
M.A. (d. May, 1880), e. s. Robt. Hamil-
ton, D.C.L., .. Ham,wood," Quebec:
2nd1y, 1884, Hon. G. A. Drummond,
346
DRUMMOND.
senator, Montreal, who became, subse-
quently, presdt. of the Bank of Mont-
real, and was created a K.C.M.G, (d.
Feb., 1910); very ea-rnest and active
in all manner of benevolent work and
in various forms of work for the public
good; Lady Aberdeen (q.v.) places her
at the head of the Can. sisterhood for
activity in "promoting all that is true
and just and beautiful among women,
and for a consuming hatred for un-
ri
hteousness in every f.orm" (see
Morgan's "Types of Can. Women,"
Toronto, 1903); in addition to the
Hom-e for Incurables, the Women's
Hist. Soc., the Aberdeen Aßsn. of the
Anti-Tubercul. League, and the Parks
and Blra.y.grounldrs' Assn. of iMontrea'I, Ï's
a dir. of various other 5imllar bodies;
in addition, served as a memo of the
Quebec T'ercenrt. oee,loebro,tJj.on, 1908; wa
or is treas. of the house comte. of the
Victorian Order of Nurses; presd1.
local branch of the Nat. Council of
Women, and hon. presdt. of the Need:le-
work Guild; was elected presdt. of the
\Vomen's Can. Glub, Montreal, 1907-8;
presented a silver cup for competition
by the mems. of the Royal Montreal
Ladies' Golf Club, 1905; among other
literary efforts has written an essay
on "Purity of Speech and Accent'"
was the first woman to speak at å
public banquet in Montreal. 1908; pre-
se.nted,! wÜh her late husband, to Queen
VIctOrIa, 1900, and to the present King
and Queen, 1901; on the latter occasion
presented to the present <.!ueen Mary
the beautiful je.w-el of native Can. gold
and workmanship, suoscribed for in
Montreal, her husband at the same
time presenting to the then Prince of
\Vales the citizen's commemorative
medal; Presb.-448 Sherbrooke St. W.,
Montreal; Women'8 Can. Club, do.;
in 8ummer: "Gad8hill," Cacouna
P.Q.; "Huntly Wood," BeacOn8{ield'
'
. "A WQaIlan of a. distinguished pre,sen,ce.,
with great per8O'D.al charm, gilts of ra.re
eloquence and the power of clothing her
thoughts in most expressive Ianguage."-
Lady .A.berdeen (q.v.).
Drummond, Bev, Lewis Henry (R.C.).
S. late Hon. L. T. D., a judge of
the Ct. of Queen's Bench, P.Q., and
Elmlre D., d. Hon. P. D. Debartzch
and of Miss de St. Ours, whose
mother was a niece of GenI. Murray,
bro. 0If Baron EUbank, first (ffiv. of
Quebec; b. Montreal, Oct. 19, 1848;
e. Gold. Sell., rand: St. M'ary's (.Jesuit)
00 1 1.1., 'there; 'later, sÚll-dd,oo phil., etc.,
Woodstock Coil., Md.; in early yrs.
studied surveying and geol.; entd.
.Jesuit order, 1868; 0., 1883; prior to
this event, taught classics, S1. Mary's
ColI., 1870-3; and in .Jesuit ColI., St.
Francois Xavier, N.Y., and St. John's,
Fordham, 1876-80; first 'Went to .Man.,
1885, and while there, taught rhetoric
and phil. at St. Boniface ColI., and was
a memo of the Bd. of Studies and a
councllIor, iMan. Undv.; was reoctor,
St. .Mary's ColI. and of t'he Gesu Ch.,
Montreal, 1890-2; resigned, oWing to
llI-heralth; elected presdt. mango coun-
cil, Montreal night schs., 1891; re-
turned to Man., where he resumed
his ColI. duties, with a seat on the
Bd. and Council of Man. Dniv., 1892;
became rector of the Ch. of Our Lady,
Guelph, Ont., 1908, and ed. of
America, (N.Y.), a new Cath. rev. of
the week, h09; elected a dir. Dom.
Educ. Assn., 1904; enjoys a high re-
putation throughout Can. for learning
and eloquence; has lectured and
preached in many parts of Eng. (where
he lived for several yrs.), Irel., Can.
and the D.S.; on the staff of The
Month (London), 11881-4; !has con-
tributed essays and sonnets to the
press, and has written 2 coil. plays,
"The Conversion of Ireland" and
"Möise en Egypte"; among his pub-
lished lectures and writings are, "The
French Element in the Can. North-
west" (1887); "True and False
Ideals in Education" (1888); .. The
.Jesuits" (1889); "Controversy on the
Constitution of the .Jesuits between Dr.
Llttledale and Father D." (do.), and
numberless articles in the N07"thwe8t
Rev., the organ of the Eng.-spea.king
Catholics of the West, and elsewhere;
also translated the late M. Edouard
Richard's "Acadia" (2 vols., 1895);
has always been a firm believer In
the great future of the Can West,
with which his lecturing tours have
made him thoroughly familiar.-The
America Pre88. 82 TVa8hington Square
W., New York.
.. In the pulpit and lecture halI.g is re-
me<mbe'red .as QIle O'f t\l11' immensely impres-
sive personality."-M. Herald.
Drummond, Hon, Bobert, journalist;
.legislator.
Scottish origin; S. Robt. and Eliza-
beth D.; b. Oct. 9, 1840; -e. Greenock,
Scot.; m. May, d. Capt. Alexander; is
ed. -and propr. Mining Record (Stellar-
ton) ; for many yrs. secy. p.rov!. Work-
men'
Assn., founded by him; a coun-
clllor, N.S. Press Assn.; do. N.S. Min-
ing Soc.; a Royal Commr. 7-e N.S.
Stationary Engrs., 1906; do. do. re
Old Age Pensions, 1\107; called to
the Leg. Council, N.S., 1891; Llb.-
Stellarton. N.S.
Drummond, Thomas Joseph, manu-
facturer; capi taIist.
A bro. G. E. D. (q.v.); b. Tæwley,
Co. Leitrim, Irel., Sept. 26, 1860; e.
Royal Arthur Sch., Montreal; m.,
Oct., 1892, Edith M., o. d. Genl. A.
L. Chetlain, U. S. Army; founded,
together with his bro., G. E. D., and
.J. T. McCall (q.v.) the eminent firm
of D., McCall & Go., iron and steel
merchants; an asso. memo Am. Inst.
C. E.., Am. Inst. of Mining Engrs.,
and Can. Mining Inst.; presdt. Mont-
real Bd. of Trad-e 1908-9; early in its
career his firm became interested in
the inùustrial life of Can. and may be
ranked as pioneers in Iron-making
in Can.; the "Drummond group" of
Iron Industries were in 1908 consoli-
dated under the name of the Can.
Iron Corporation, of which he is the
presdt.; elected presdt. Lake Superior
Corporation, 1909; is also a dir. or
the Royal Bank of Can., of the Can.
Car & Foundry Co., of the Rhodes,
Curry Co., the Western Can. Car Co.,
the Genl. Accident Assur. Co., the
Imp, Life Assur. Co. of Can., the
DRURY-DRYSDALE.
347
Can. Improvement Co., the N. B.
Docks & 'I'erminals Co., the Carlton
Hotel Co., and many other similar
bodies; rated a "millionaire IT by the
Montreal Star, 1909; an Ang.-512
Slterbrooke St. W., Montreal; Mt.
Royal Club; St. Jame8'8 Club; Canada
Club; Montreal Jockey Cl!tb; Engin-
eer8' Club; Laurentian Club; Montreal
Club; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club;
St. MauTice Fi8h and Game Club, do.;
Tm'onto Club, Toronto; 8ummer re8i-
dence: tt lIfontaTville," St. Bruno, P.Q,
Drury, Admiral Sir Charles Carter,
Royal Navy.
2nd s. Le Baron D., and Ellza, d.
Lt.-Co!. .Jas. Poyntz, late commanding
H. M.'s 30th Regt.; b. Rothesay, N.B.,
Aug. 27, 1846; e. CoIl. Sch., Frederic-
ton, N.B.; m., 1st, 1886, Frances
Ellen (d. Feb., 1900), e. d. Robt.
W,hitehead, of Beckett, Berks and
Fiume, Austria; an aunt of Prlnces.s
Bismarck; 2ndly, 1907, Amy Gertrude,
y. d. late .T. Middleton, London, Eng.;
entrl. R.N., 1859 ; sub-lieut., 1865; lIeut.,
1868; commander, 1878; capt., 1885;
rear admiral, 1899; vf.ce admiral. 1905 ;
admiral, 1908; A.D.C. .toO Qruoe'6Il: Vic-
toria, 1897-99; naval adviser to -lnspr.-
genl. of fortifications, 1885-88; flag
ømpt., N.A. and W.I., H. 'M.S. Belle-
7"lll)hon, 1889-92; memo m'<3. C'om1te.,
1893-4; fla>g caplt. H. M. is. Royal
Sm'C1'eign, 1894-5 (Ohannoe.l 'Squad-
mn) ; do. H. M. S. Hood, Me.d'Ï't'erran-
ean, 18:.16-8; senior offr., Gibraltar,
1898-9; commander-in-chief, E. Indies,
1902-3; do., Mediterranean, 1907-8;
coommIRM'er-in-cohief a:t the .NlOre. 1908-
11, wlhen he 1'ebiroo firom the activoß
lds-t: 2nd naV1aJl lord of the AÒiffilira!]tty,
1903-8; represented Royal Navy at the
Delhi Durbar, do.; V.-P. o rd. comte.
1900; thanks of foreign office for ser-
Vii.cBS In Orete, 1896; has rooe'ÌV'e'd' the
following decorations: Grand Officer
Legion d'Honneur; Grand Cross of
the Order of Merit (Naval) Spain:
Grand Cross of the Royal Regiment of
the Order of the Redeemer of Greece;
Grand Cross of the Osmanleh (In
bril1iants), Turkey; Grand Cross of the
A ustr:iün lm1p. (Le'O'pold OJ'l<1er, .and
GraTlJd! Cro<ss of .th'e Order Oif th1e RJeod
E)ag-Ie, Genrumy; K.C.S.l., 1903 ;
K.C.B., 1905; G.C.V.O., 1907: is a
F.R.G.S.; Arug.
Care The Admiralty,
London, Eng.,. Traveller8' Club; United
Service Club, London, Eng.; Royal Na-
val Club, Port8mouth; hon. memo
Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowe8.
"A son to be proud of,"-Lt.-Ool. H. H.
McLean (q.v.).
Drury. Brigadier-General Charle8
William, Can. regular .mil. forces.
E. s. "Vard Chipman and Charlotte
Augusta (Haynes) D.; b. St. .Tohn,
N.B., .July 18, 1856; e. there: m., 1880,
Mary Louise. d. l-ate .Tas. A. Henderson,
Q.C., D.C.L.. KånglSt'Ou, Onrt.; en-tid,
N.B. Gar. Arty. as lieut., 1874; apptd.
to " A" Batty., C.A.. 1877; capt., 1881 ;
major, 1889; It.-col., 1899; coI., 1905;
brlg.-genI., 1907; commandant Royal
Sch. of Arty., Kingston, 1893-1905;
asst. Instr. arty., 1898; instr. of arty.,
1903-5; O. C" Mar. Provinces (M.D.'.s
8. 9. and 12). Ll905-11; since then
has coo:mman.d'ed 6.tJh Div. ; serv'6ld
N.W. Rebellion. 1885, Induding actions
at Fish Creek, Batoche and operations
aglainst Chief Big Bear's band
(despatches; med. with clasp) ; served
S. A. war, 1899-1900; (commanded
Brig. div., special service, Royal Can.
Arty.; despatches; bt. of coI.; C.B.;
med.) ; formed one of Queen Victoria's
escort at the opening of the Imp.
Inst., London, 1893; an hon. A.D.C. to
the Gov.-Gent since 1899; took over
the command of the Halifax garrison
from Sir Chas. Parsons (q.v.), June,
1906; chairman Strathcona Trust fund,
N.S., 1909; is presdt. N.S. Rifle Assn. ;
ÂlJ1Jg. - Headquarter Hou8e, Halifax,
N.S.; Halifax Club, do.
"A source of strength."-Late Sir G. Å.
Drummond.
Drury, Edmund Hazen, civil engineer.
Second S. late Ward Chipman and
Charlotte Augusta D., St. .Johñ, N.B.;
b. there, .July 31, 1859; e. Bishop's
ColI. Sch., Lennoxville, P.Q., and
Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston; graduated,
1881; m., Nov., 1895, Frances Ethel,
o. d. F. .T. Austin, M.D., Sherbrooke.
P.Q.; memo Soc. C. E., 1887: suc-
cessively engr. in charge Cal
ry
Edmonton Ry. (S. div.); do. on ex-
ploration of line of ry., St. Clara to
:Santiago, Cuba; do. In charge location
and construction of ry., St. Clara to
Puerto Principe; asst. chipf f'ngr. Al-
goma Central Ry.; chief engr. Can.
Central Ry.; resident en-gr. to Mexican
Lighlt & Power Co., Necaxa, Mexico;
lately eI'IllPloyed on survey Hudson Bay
Ry.; Ang.- Winnipeg.
Drury, Henl'J' Arthur Kings:mill, civil
engineer.
S. late Chipman D., St. .John, N.B.;
a bro. Brig.-GenI. D. (q.v.); b. St.
.John; e. there; m., ApI., 1909, Helen
Robina, y. d. Ven. Archdeacon Rich-
ardson, London, Onto (q.v.); resident
engr., Winnipeg, for the Can. Ry.
Oomn. ; Äng.-1Winnipeg; Manitoba
Club, do.
Drysdale, 1Ion. Arthur, judge.
Scottish origin; s. Geo. and Margt.
D., New Annan, N.S.; b. there, Sept.
5, 1857; e. public schs. ; m., Sept., 1887,
Carrie, d. late G. P. Mitchell; barrister,
1882; K.C., 1893; do. (Earl of Aber-
d'e-en) , 1895; prescH. ,Bwrrristers' Soc.,
1904; successfully practised his prof.
at Halifax; commr. of Public Works
an,d Mines, N.S., 1901-5; atty.-genI.,
N.S., 1905-7; a puisne judge, Sup. Ct.
of N.S., since Mch. 13, 1907; depty.
judge of the Admiralty Ct., Mch.. 1909;
sat for Rants (local) ê 1891-7; a memo
Ottruwa Interprov. o ruf. , 1906; do.
lnterprov. Conf., Quebec, 1908; a memo
("o'mn. 'app1td. to{) e're-ot a iITI'Onum'e'rut bo
the late Hon. .Joseph Howe, 1903;
chairman of .comte. apptd. in con-
nection with the celebration of the
150'th ann,iversary of the establt. of
Responsible Govt. in N.S., 1908 ;
Pres b.-Halifax, N.S.; Halifax Club,
do.
"Was a. prominent figure- at the bar, a
very able politician, and one of the clever-
est public speakers in the siste<r -province."
-F. Herald.
348
DRYSDALE-DUBUC,
Drysdale. William, Dom. public ser-
vice.
Scottish origin; s. late Adam and
Mary (Black) D.; b. !MonlÌireal, AJpI.17,
1847; e. under Principal Hicks; m.,
1st, 1880, Mary Malitbie (d. 1891), d.
late Chas. Wales, St. Andrews, P.Q.;
2ndly, Apl., 1893, Mary (d. 1907), d.
.John McIntosh, Sherbrooke P.Q. ;
gained business experience under late
.John Dougall, publisher, Montreal;
from 1874 to 1905 at the head of an
extensive book and publishing trade,
Montreal; since 1905, has been an
appraiser of customs, Montreal; a
public-spirited citizen, who has had
much to do with the up-building of.
Montreal and its institutions for
many yrs.; a dir. Boys' Home, Mont-
real; a memo Bd. of Mangt. Trafal-
gar Inst., do.; a memo Adv. Comte.,
Hervey Inst., do.; hon. secy., Boys'
Farm and Training Sch., Shawbridge,
P.Q.; one of the promoters of the
Citizens' League, Montreal, and pro-
minently identified with the Numls.
and Antiq. Soc., the Montreal Dis-
pensary, Proto Hosp. for the Insane,
etc.; for a long period has been
presdt. of the Burns Club and has
lootur.ed on .. Burns L. .caIllaida" an.d
otJher .subjects; a Pres'b. and an el'ruel'
in IÌihe coh.; also served rus a oommr.
to 'Ìù1e Gen.!. Assembly.-6JB Dorchester
St. "TV., lIIont?'eal; Canadian Club, do.
"A well informed and highly cultured
lUan, who() prohably knows more a.bout
.Montreal a.nd its institutions than an,y
man living since the, days of Alfred Pe'rry."
-M. llerald. .
Drysdale, William Flockhart, mech-
anical engineer.
S. 'Ym. D., Montreal (q.v.); b.
Montreal, .July 16, 1881; e. Montreal
High .soh. allid M,cGilil Un-iv. (B.Sc.,
1904); ihOlliOUI1S in mal... aruà highest
prize for thesis on locomotive cross-
heads; thesis ,published in Trans. Can.
Soc. C. E. ; now and for some yrs. chief
elk. chief engr. Dalton Am. Locomotive
Co.; when a student was champion
lightweight boxer, McGill Univ.; a
memo Can. Soc. C. E. and of Am. Elect.
Assn.; has written on prof. subjects
and travelled extensively; a Presb.-
Schenectady, N.Y.; 638 Dorcheste7' St"
W., lIIontreal; }l,Iohawk Club, do.; Golf
Club, do.; Locornotive Club, do.
Dubeau, Eudore, surgeon dentist.
Family originally from Rouen,
France; S. E. .J. and Camille (Lacasse)
D.; b. Quebec, May 16, 1873; e. Que-
bec Semy., and St. Mary's (.Jesuit)
ColI., Montreal; B.Sc. (Laval Univ.),
1832; m., .June, 1896, Mme. Yvonne
Leduc; licentiate and doctor of den-
tal surg., ApI., 1895; founder, presdt.
and dir. Laval Sch. of. Dental Surg.,
<estoobd. .1903, in '.M!cmrtre.al, in whioh !he
is prof. of oral path. and surg.; this
is the only French dental sch. in Am.;
is also secy. Bd. of Govs., ColI. of
Dental Surgs., since 1898; presdt. Can.
Dental Assn., 1904-6; an hon. memo
Dental Sch. of. Paris and of the Socs.
de Stomatol. et d'Odontol. de Paris;
represented Quebec Govt. at the Intern.
Dental Congress, Berlin, 1909; apptd.
an officer of the Acad., by the French
Govt., ApI., 1909; a contributor to the
press on dental subjects; a Lib.; a
R. C. - (Office) Salaberry Apart-
ments, SOB Sherbrooke St. E., Mont-
real; (Residence) 80" Dorchester st.
W., do.; St. Denis Club; Reform Club,
do.
"By establishing the Laval Dental
School has put dentistry on the same
footing as any other profession."-M.
Herald.
DUbee. Patrick, Can. ry. service.
S. Alphonse and Wlnnifrpd (Madpn)
D.; b. Montreal, McIh. 4, 1876; e. St.
Hpnr,i and St. (Paltrick's .schs.; m.,
.June, 1910, Bridget, y. d. Matthew
Dineen, Montreal; many yrs. in ser-
vice Montreal St. Ry.; aJppointed asst.
secretary, 1900; secy.-treas. dio., 1903;
also .a dir. of CO., and secy.-treas.
Montreal Park & Island Ry., of Sub-
urban Tramway & Power Co., and of
MontreaJl St. Ry. Mutual Benefit Assn.;
eleoted V.-P. Can. St. Ry. Assn., 191,1;
largely instrumental in quelling st. ry.
.. strike" some y'rs
ago; presented
with a silver service by his fellow
officers, 1910; R. C.-
02 Ste. Elizabeth
de Portugal Ave., Montreal; Victoria
Golf Club, do.
.. A man of ke.en busine,ss ability."-M.
Herald.
Dubois. Rev, Nazaire (R. C.), educa-
tionist.
S. Nazaire and Marie Ethelride
(Larocque) D.; b. Ste. Thérèse, P.Q.,
Nov. 11, 1869; e. Ste. Thérêse CoIl.;
O. 1894; pursued theol. studies at
Can. CoIl., Rome (D.D., 1897) ; vicaire
St. .Jacques, Montreal, 1897-8; asst.
principal, .Jacques Cartier Normal Sch.,
Montreal, 1898-1901; principal do.
(succeeding the late Abbé Verreau),
Nov., 1901; apptd. a mem., Cath. sec..
Council of Public Inst., 1909.-Ecole
Norrnale, Pare Lafontaine, Montreal.
Dubuc, Alexandre Joseph Henri, law-
S. Y::i
. Chief .Justice D. (q.v.); b.
St. Boniface, Man., .July 31, 1873; e.
St. Boniface (Jesuit) CoIl.; m., Jan.,
1903, Alice, d. late Auguste Couillard
de l'Epinay, Montreal; barrister, 1895 ;.
has successfully practised his prof. In
Winnipeg; formerly a partner with
J. E. P. (now .Judge) Prendergast
(q.v.); a solr. for !3ev
ral. leading
banking and financial mstItutlOns; has
been presdt. .. Cercle Sa.cre Coeur,"
Winniopeg; C'Onsul for Belgium In Man.
siIl'ce 1900; R. C.-159 Hargrave St.,
Winnipeg.
Dubuc. Hon, Joseph, retired judge.
S. .Joseph and Phebée Euphémie
(Garand) D.; f)amily estabd. aJt Longue-
uil, P.Q., 1682; b. Ste. Martine,
P.Q., Dec. 26, 1840; e. Montreal CoIl.
and McGill Univ. (B.C.L., 1869);
LL.D. (hon.), Untv. Toronto, 1907; m.,
,June, 1872,.Marfa Anne (V.-P. Women's
Oan. Club), 3rd d. late H. B. Hénault,
,St. Cuthbert, P.Q.; advocate (P. Q.),
1869; do. (Man.), 1871; success-
fully 'Practised his prof. in Wlnn
-
pPg, where he was Crown counsel In
criminal oases; sometime ed. of La
DUCHARME-DUFF.
3:1:9
Metis; supdt. Cath. sec., Bd. of Educ"
Man.; a councillor, Man. Unlv. since
Its foundation, 1878; vice-chancellor,
do., since 1888; elected to first Legis-
,Iature of Man. as a Con., 1870; sat
therein till 1878; sat for Provencher
.(H. C.), 1878-9; a memo also of the
Extve. C.ouncil, N. W. T.. 1872, rand its
legal adviser, 1874; Atty.-Genl., under
M. Girard, 1874; Speak,er of the Man.
,A:ssembly, 1875-8; a puisne judge, Ct.
of Q. B., Man., 1879-1903; Chief Justice,
do., Aug. 8, 1903; retired, Feb., 1910;
Administrator of the Govt., 1906 and
,1908; his portrait pa.inted by Forster
.(q.v.) for the Winnipeg Ct. House,
1904; R. C.-72 Donald St., Winnipeg.
II A general fav<J.rite."-We8lmin8ler.
II A man of integrity, loyalty, unselfish-
ness and public - spiritedness."-Winnipeg
Telegram.
Ducharme, Guillaume Narcisse,
banking profession.
S. V. V. and Marie (St. Denis) D.;
b. Chateauguay, P.Q., Jan. 3, 1851;
e. St. Henri Eng. Soh. arudi 'Morut-
real,; m., July, 1880, Maria Della,
d. Leon Rivet, Montreal; successively
secy. Cath. Sch. Bd., postmaster, and
treas., Ste. Cunegonde, P.Q.; after
ha ving served as an ald., was elected
mayor of the municipality, 1898;
elected presdt. Banque Jacques Cartier,
1899, and presdt. La Banque Provin-
dale du Can., 1900: ra Con.: has
been twice an unsuccessful candidate
for Hochelaga.: one of the promoters
of the Club Lafontaine, 1903; a dir. of
many Industrial and commercial coso
Is also V.-P. of Montreal Stock Yard:
presdt. Coloralne Mining Co.: do. Safe
Guard Ins. Co.; do. Ohio and W. Vir-
ginia on Co.: and do. Montreal
Union Abattoir. Co.: has promoted
many other cos., Including the Eco-
nomic Gas Co., the Beaubien Produce
and Milling Co., La Soc. de CrMit
Hebdomadalre, the Queen's Hotel Co.,
the Boyer Gold Mining Co., and the
Brit. Can. B:mk Note Co.: a R. C.-
Chambly Basin, P.Q.; Club Lafontaine,
Montreal.
Duchastel de Montrouge, Jules Alex-
andre, civil engineer.
S. L
on D. de M., French consul.
Vancouver, B.C.,; b. N. Y. City. Sept.
1, 1878: e. France, Holland, and Can. :
m., Oct., 1904, Jeanne, d. Hon. Sir
Alex. Lacoste (q.v.), late Chief Justfce
P. Q.: graduated C. E., with honours,
Ecole Polyfe-ch. (LavaJl Unlv.), 1901;
memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1904; formerly
to service C. P. Ry.: since 1906 t'Üw.n
engr., Out-remont, P.Q.: R. c.-m Elm
Ave., Westmount, Montreal; Engineers'
Club, do.
Duckworth, Bev, Henry Thomas
Forbes (Ang-.), educationist.
S. Hy. D.. F.R.G.S., J.P., Chester,
Eng., and Mary D.. d. Thos. F. Ben-
nett: nephew Rev. Dr. Robinson Duck-
worth, sub-dean and canon of West-
mInster; b. LIverpool, Eng.; e. Blrken-
head Sch. and Merton ColI., Oxford:
took a double 1st class honour degree
In classics, 1889.91, folIawed by
honours In theol., 1892; m., Sept.,
1908, Hope Holland, d. late Wel-
lington Hunt, Brantford, Ont.: o.
deacon, 1893; priest, 1894; cumte
Wilton, 1893-6: apptd. for special
service In Nicosia, Cyprus, In con-
nection with an enquiry Into the lit-
urgy, worship and doctrines of the
Eastern C'h., 1896; Eng. chapla,in,
Cairo, Egypt, 1900-1; since then prof.
Greek, Trln. Unlv., Toronto, and
elnce 1903 also dean of residence, do.:
author II Greek Manuals of Ch. Doc-
trine" and II Pa,ges of Levantine His-
tory": has lectured on hlst. subjects,
and contrilroted to the Trans. Onto Hist.
Soc.; a senator and memo of the cor-
poration, Trln. Univ.; a councl11or
Alumni Assn., Toronto Unlv.-790
Queen St. W., Toronto.
Duclos, Arnolcl W" lawyer.
A bro. C. A. D. (q.v.): e. Montreal
High Sch. and McGill Unlv. (B.A.,
1894; B.C.I..., 1897); advocate, 1898;
practises his prof. at HuH, P.Q., as
a partner of Hy. Aylen (q.v.): one
of the asst. eds. Quebec Law Reports:
ed. new ed. Bourinot's .. How Canada
is Governed" (1909).-152 James St.,
Ottawa.
Duclos, Charles Albert. lawyer.
E. S. Rev. R. P., B.D. (Presb.), and
Sophie A. (Jeanren.aud) D.; father
a French-Can.: mother, a native of
Swltz.; b. Jollette. P.Q.. Aug. 3, 1861:
e. Montreal High Sch. and Mcnm
Univ. (B.A., 1881: B.C.L.. with Eliza-
beth Torrance gold med., 1884): m..
June, 1889, Isabella Spence. d. G. M.
Hol'brÜ'ok. Ottawa: advocMe, 1884;
K.C., 190:J: successful1y practises his
prof. In Montr{'lal: mayor of Weß'Ì-
mount, 1905-6: V.-P. Ross RPoalty 00.,
1906: a Con.: a Pre!ib.-488 Elm Ave.,
Westmount,
fontreal: St. James's
Club; Canada, Club; Royttl Montreal
Golf Club: St. George Snowshoe Club;
lI1anitou Club, do.; Rideau Club, Ot-
tawa.
II Clever."-M. Herald.
Duclos, Bev, John E, (Pres b.).
French extraction: b. of Am. par-
ents, Brldport, Vt.; came to Dan.
In early childhood: e. Roxton Falls,
Polnte-aux-Trembles, Ottawa CoHo
Inst., and Queen's Unlv. (B.A., 1884);
m., 1889. NeIla M. (lVI.L.A.. Onto
Ladles' CðlI.) , d. late Dr. P. Purvis.
Portage-du-Fort, P.Q.: !'tudled theol..
Union Theol. Semy., N.Y.: graduatf'd,
1887; 0., do.: pastor. Portage-du-Fort
4 yrs.: do. Valleyfleld, P.Q., 17 yrs.:
since 1909 pastor Norwood Ch., Ed-
monton, Alta.-Edmonton, Alta.
II A powerful speaker; his wife. a born
elocutionist, and possesses high litera.ry
ifts."-M. Witn//ss.
II Dudley. Miriam" (see McOuat, Miss
M. E.).
Duff, Alexander Huntley, lawyer.
S. J. M. M. D. (q.v.); b. Montreal,
ApI. 16, 1878; e. St. Leonards-on-Sea,
Eng., and McGl11 Univ. (B.A., with l
t
rank honours in mental and moral
phil., 1898: B. C. L., 1902) : m., Sept.,
1!J06, Edith M., d. C. W. Davis (q.v.),
Montreal; advocate, 1902; a memo
legal firm Heneker, D. & Johnson,
350
DUFF,
Montreal; a councillor Children's Aid
Soc.; a dir. West India Electric Co .
00n'g.-.p9 Mt. Stephen A ve., West
mount, Montreal; St. James's Club'
University Club; Canadian Club
Outremont Golf Club, do. '
Duff, Alexander Wilmer, education-
ist.
S. Ailex. and wC'Y (iMcKen.z:i>e) D.;
b. 1S1.. Joon, N.B., Mra'Y 23, 1864; e.
Ibhere and
. B. U!l'1iv. (B.A., 1884) ;
W011l Gilchnst Sohol., 1884: erllt>ering
:IDd,in. Hnliv., won ltIhe TynlaJltl Bru.c.e
Bursa-ry, ,1886, Ibbe M1aJcKay Smñ,t1h
schol. in 'phys., 11887, anI(} 'tlhe Vans
DunILOIp schab. :in pihys., 1889; gT'3Jdu-
Med B.A., LonldJO'l1 Undv., 1887; ran'ò
M.A., ECLin. Unliv., wi.th 1st C!.ass
honours in math. and phys., 1888;
B.Sc., 1893; D.Sc., 1901; spent one
semeste1' at Bel!':l'inr; m., Ju.ne, .1894, ,Mliss
Isabel S. McIntosh, Fredericton, N.B.
(d., Jan., 1908); prof. phys.. Madras
Univ., 1889-90; do. do., N. B. Unlv.,
1890-3; do. do., Purdue Unlv., 1893-
99; since then has held the same
chair in Worcester Poly tech. Inst.;
was the organizer and secy. of Hnfv.
Extension, St. John, N.B.; a feHow
Am. Acad. Arts and Sciences, of the
Am. Physical Soc., of the Ind. Acad.
of Sciences, etc.; besides being the
author of papers on phys., presented
to various bodlf's, has written and
published text-books on elementary
dynamics and other subjects.- Wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute, Worces-
ter, Mass.
Duff, Rev, Archibald (Cong.), educa-
tionist.
S. late Rev. Archd. D., D.D., Sher-
brooke, P.Q., and Catherine (Hamil-
ton) D.; b. Fraserburgh, Aberdeen-
shire, Scot., Sept. 26, 1845; came to
Can., 1856; e. chiefly by his father,
McGlU Normal Sch. (acad. diploma).
and McGill Univ. (B.A., and gold med.
In math. and phys., 1864; M.A., 1867;
LL.D., 1881); D.D. (hon.), Queen's
Unlv., Kingston, 19-03; m., 1st, 1877,
Eliza'beth (d. De.c., 1891), d. Alex.
Craigmile, Aberdeen, Scot. ; 2ndly
1897, Mary R., d. late John Cockshott,
Keighley, Yorks.; taught. successively,
Dunham Acad., St. Francis CoIl.,
Riohmlon-d and ':MÎOrutreaJl Hig-h Sc'h.:
studied theol., Andover Theol. Semy.
(B.D., 1872), and Halle and Göttln-
gen; lect., Bib. theol., Congo CoIl.,
Montreal, 1875; do. math. and nat.
phil.; and also, pro tem., prof. He-
brew, McGill Univ., 1876-8; since lat-
ter year, has been prof. Old Test.
theol. In Airedale CoIl., Eng., which,
since its amalgamation with Rother-
ham CoIl., is the United Ind. CoH.;
elected co-ed. Bibliotheca Sacra, 1874:
resigned, 1894; author II The Use of
the Old Testament In the Study of
Origin of Doctrine" (1879): ,. The
History of Atonement among the
Hebrews" (1880); II Old Testament
TheoL" (V:01. I, 18911; V'ol. II, 1QOO);
.. HebTew GMJIIl'lI1Jar" (1901); .. 'Ibool-
ogy rand EltJh:ics .of bhe HebI"ews"
(.1902); II Fir:st rand Seo()llId l Esdras In
T>eImIple A'})OCrypiha" (1903); "Abrm-
ham .and rtJhe PatrrdarohtaJl Age" (d'O.);
.. Modern Old Testa.menJt Th'OOlogy ..
( 1908); II His,oory of Old Testament
Cnl,til'Clism " (19.1 0); chan..rmam, Y ork-
Slhh-e Colllg. Union', 1893; .oity OOUTI-
ci.loÞor, Br
lfiO'rd, .1904-6; moayior, doo.,
a908; a Lib., Riaid'læl1i andJ Reforme,r.-
9 E Selborne Terrace, Bradford, Yorks.,
ny.
II Writ
s as 8 master in the new school
of Higher Criticism."-Can. Churchman,
Duff, Major George Mowat, R. M.'s
regular mil. forces.
S. late Lt.-Cot John D. Kingston
Ont., and Jessie Bower, y. d. late JOlu
M?wat; b. Kingston, Oct. 31, 1862; e.
Kmgston CoIl. Inst. and Royal Mil.
CoIl., do.; graduated, do., 1882; m.,
1902, EmIly, d. late Col. Sir Edward
Leeds, BG,rt. ; enlgd. as >ell,g'r. C. P. Ry.,
I.'erth to Toronto, 1882-5; fgazetted
heut., R.
., 1886; capt., 1895; major,
1903; studIed sch. mll. enging., Chat-
ham, Eng.; volunteered for service in
India, 1887; subsequently, same year,
volunteered for service In Upper Bur-
mah, and was there during the occu-
pation and annexation of that coun-
try (med., with 2 clasps. 1885-7-9);
returning to India, 1888, was em-
ployed on certain works there, and
recd. the thanks of the Govt. of Inòia
!oor his services in connection with
the defences of Attock, Punjaub; was
eX'Ìve. eng.r. iru c'l1laJr
of .special de-
fence div., Rangoon, Lower Burmah.
1891-2, and superintended and carried
O'U,t eX1tensive and ioIJ1!I)Ofltant d,e-
fence works there; stationed at Pe-
shawur, Mch., 1894, until ordered,
Mch., 1895, to join the expdn. for the
relief of Chitral, as asst. field engr.
(med., with clasp); afterwards em-
ployed planning and superintending
erection of defence works at Chalt-
dara, Swat RiV'er ; asst. f.or forbificatlons
to the dir.-genl. of mil. works, head-
quarters, Simla, 1895-99; garrison
engr. M. W. S. Umballa, 1900-01;
since then has been chiefly C. R. E.
Loralae Dist, M. W. S., N. W. fron-
tier of India, bordering on Afghanis-
tan, and engd. in reorganization works,
Quetta Dlst.; Presb.-Care Cox & Co.,
London. En!J.; Grosvenor Club, do. do
Duff, Lt.-Col, Hew Ramsay, phy-
sician; Can. ,regular mil. service.
S. late Lt.-Cot John D., Police
Magte., Kingston, Ont.; b. there, Sept.
20,1857; e. Kingston Grammar Sch. and
Queen's Univ. (M.D., 1884); m. Amy,
d. late Lt.-Col. M. W. Strange, P.M.;
was il.on'g in the v. m. serV1ioe; surg.-
maj. 4th Hussars, 1884; It.-col. A.
.M. C., .1904; do., P. A. ::\1:. C., do.; has
I1le.d. .charge "A" and .. B" Batteries,
K1'I1
ton; P. M. Offr., Easoorn Onot.
Oomm'amd ran:d 'Mdt Dist. No.3, 1905-
11; sünoe tthen ihas 'been administrative
med. offr., 3rd Div.; ra QOurucmor,
Que-en's Univ.; f'OraneTly an Gild., K
nog-
stcm; V.-P. Assn. Oof MU. Surgs., 1907;
presdlt. HWl"'t's RiV'e'l" Assn., 1904 ;
served a.s ad!minlistJOOJthre med. a.nd
sanitJa:ry off.r., Que.bec 'l'eroenlt. C'e'liebI"a-
tlo.n, 1908; ap'p'td. presd't. AJrmy M'e,d.
CoTIpB Ed. .of SrurV'eY, OtJtawa arud
Dist., 11908; voliulllÌ!eered f{)lI' service
during war in ,S. A.; went oult wl1h 2
OOll'tingent:s (moo. wi,bh 3 clasps);
DUFF-DUFFUS,
351
holide long
ce dooora;t:lJOm, ; prin,-
C'lpal 'fied. OffT., Poeita:wawa Camp,
1910; P.resb. -Kingston; Frontenac
Cl1J,b, do.
Duff, Ron, James Stoddart, states-
man; farmer.
North .olf Ire'l. .origin; s. JiOlhin 18.'rud
Eliiza. Ja,r.'3 (StOOod<e11S) D.; lb. IlII".
Cookstown, Orut., June 20, 1856; e.
1()CI8J1 schs. and OoÞl,irugwl()l()d 0dl11. Inst.;
m. Jane Bølll, d. lrute JohrI1l E. Stoo'-
àJar1t. ra. þMicUoal agriculltur.ïst; ra. Con.
arud! iÍ1as represerubed W. ,simooe (lJocraJ1')
si'I1JOO 1898; !hoas bee<r1 MInT. or Agrtcul.,
In the Wih1,tney Aodm'll., since Oot. 6,
1908; rpresenrt, 'by illiV'irtra.ti.on, in West-
minster A:bbey, at <the coronartlon of
K:ing
T'ge and Quee-n ;MJæry, June,
1911; pl'esen1ted rt.o 'bhrffir ,Maj'estl
,
d'o. ; an Orangemlafio; ra. Presb.-Parlw-
ment Buildings, Toronto; Cooks town,
Onto
Duff, John Morell Mackenzie, chart-
ered accountant.
S. late Rev. Archd. D., D.D. (Cong.),
and Catherine (Hamilton) D.; b.
Fraserburgh, Aberdeen, Scot.: e. by
father, at home; m., July, 1871, Miss
Sophia Louisa
'foC'Dull'IlIoug1h, M1onlt-
1'e'3Jl (d., N()V., 1907); a memo .ÂS9Il.
.of Accountants, Montreal; an expert
In real f'statp business; an assig-nee
and liquidator; a J. P. since 1876;
memo Bd. of Trade: chief census
c,o-mmr., P.Q., 19().1; :tT'Ustee Q1.1-ebec
outhern Ry., 1904: a dir. Can. Bank
Ñote Co.; apptd. a mpm. Councl1
Arts and M:mf., P. Q.. 1904: has been
Grand WorthY Patriarch. Sons of
Temp., and prèsi\t. provl. Lord's Da
Alliance; is a dlr. Montreal SaUors
Inst.: a memo eJ.!j:V1P. ('()om.te. '::\f.').nrtreall
Citizens' Assn., and V.
P. Antl-Alco-
hoIl,ic League; a. ,g'ov. Boy\s' Home ;
has l-edt.ur-e-d! '<m W.HJ1am 'Of Oronge;
'hIs d., Doro1Jh'Y D., won ltIhe GQv.-
Genl.'s ,g.oll(jl rned. foOrr t'he 'best ffi'say
on 'the Ql1e1ÞPC Bart'N!f'ftelldls, 1908:
a Lib., and a councillor and secy.
Montreal Re.form Club: unsuccessfully
contested 'Montreal, Div. No.5 (Local),
F;. e. 1908'; a Cong., and ra. charter memo
Emmanuel Ch.: a deacon since 1884:
believes In free trade, direct taxation,
customs tariff for revenue only, and
the total su.ppression of the liquor
trafflc.-
9 Crescent St., Montreal; Re-
form Club, do.; summer residence:
Th1'ee Lakes, P.Q.
Duff, John :Mowat, banking profes-
sion.
S. late Lt.-Cot. John D. and Jessie
Dower D., a sister of late Sir Oliver
Mowat G.C.M.G.: b. Kingston, Ont.,
Oct. 25, 1855; e. Queen's Univ., King-
ston; m., Feb., 1898, Louise Caroline,
d. J. A. Nelles, Guelph, Ont.; Is man gr.
Can. Bank of Commerce, Guelph; tm.s
been mayor of Pa, rkhHiI Onlt.: tPres'Ò't.
Guelph Ed. of Trade, and GUf'lph Fat
Stock Cluh; Presb. - Guelph, Ont.;
Priory Club. do.
Duff, Eon, Lyman Poore, judge.
.s. l'ate Rev. Ohas. D., M.A. (Cong.),
enò Imi)}ell D., ,ò, Jt:=ts. JIO!!mst1onte. Bool'bon,
Ont.; b. Meaford Ont., Jan. 7, 1865; e.
public schs.. Onto and N. S.. and To-
ronto Dnlv. (B.A., wllth 1st class
honours in math. and meta., 1887:
LL.B., .1889) ; m., July, 1898, Ð!'jzaootjh
Eleanor, d. Hy. Bird, Barrie, Ont.; a
grad. Onto Law Soc.; barrister (Ont.),
1893; do. (B.C.), 1895; K.C., 1901;
practlse.d his prof., originally, at
Fergus, Ont., gQlng, su1bsequently, to
Vict'Oria, IB.C., whel'e 'he -beca'1Tle 'One
otf the lead.ers of the bar; was
engd. as a counsel in the Duns-
muir will case; represented bhe Pro-
vince In the Deadman's Island trial,
1901: was counsel at prosecution of
the enquiry into the Columbian and
Western land subsidy, 1903; also one
of the counsel, representing Can.
(with the Hon. Edward Blake, K.C.,
and the late Christopher Robinson,
K.C.), before the Alaskan Boundary
Intern. Comn., do. ; was a puisne judge,
S. Ct., B. C., 1904-06: apptd. a judge
of the Supreme Ct. of Can., Sept. 27,
1906; while at the bar was an active
Lib., and presdt. of the Victoria Lib.
Club: while a young man, taught
maths. in Barrie CoIl. Inst., and sub-
sequently was presdt. of, and won the
1st prize for speaking before, the
Undv. Lit. Soc.-Goulburn Ave., Ot-
tawa; Rideau Club; Ottawa Country
Club, Ottawa,. Union Club, Victoria;
Vancouver Club, Vancouver, B.C.
CI Has · made good.' "-M. Star.
Duff, :M, :McD., Can. ry. and steamshIp
service.
S. J. M. M. D. (q.v.): b. Montreal;
P. Hastings. Eng.: !':ometime In service
Montreal Expn. Co.: entd. service
C.P. Ry., 1891; chief elk. to Mr. Piers
(q.v.), Atlanrtlc Steamship dept., do.,
1902: promoted asst. man?"r. C. P. Rv.
sbeamshlp service, Mch., 1909: Presb.
-260a University St., Montreal; Royal
St. Lawrence Yacht Club, do.
Duff, Wm. Alexander R" lawyer.
S. late Alex. and Jessie A. D. ; b. and
e. Queenston, Ont.; a lawyer in succesp.-
ful practice in Hamilton, Ont.; K.C..
1908.-Hamilton, Ont.; Hamilton Club,
do.
.Duffield, Jame. C" capitalist.
S. Wm. D., presdt. City Gas Co.,
London, Ont.; b. London; e. there and
U. C. ColI.; long mangr. City Gas Co. :
presdt. Bennett Theat. Enterprises,
Ltd., 1906; a promoter Oan. Theatres,
Ltd., 1910; doeocllned appt. as a Trans-
oon. Ry. Oommrr., 1904; lJib.-London,
Ont.; London Club, do.; Ontario Club,
Toronto.
Duffus, Major Edward John, H. M.'s
regular mil. forces.
S. Jas. Bain D., Halifax, N.S.; b.
there Feb. 19. 1866; e. MerchiRton
Oasblè ISoh., EdinlÌJIurgm, iRnd IRoyaI Mil.
ColI., KIngston; graduated, 1885: m.,
Oct., 1906, Helen, d. late Robt. Mor-
row, Halifax, and widow Major G. H.
Paske, R. E.; gazetted lieut., R. A"
1885; capt., 1895; major, 1900 ;
served In Nile expdn., 1898 (med.,
with clasp, and Khedive's med), and
S. A. War, 1899-1902 (Queen's med.,
with 3 clasps; King's med., with 2
clasps: despatches, 10 Sept.. 1901. and
29 July. 1903); adjt. 8th Brdg.. R. F,
352
DUFFUS-DuMOULIN.
A., 1899-00; now oommdg. 61st
(Howitzer) Batty., R. F. A., Bulford
CaJIUP, Salisbury, Eng.-United Service
Club, Pall 1.Iall, London, S. "IV., Enn.;
Royal Nova Scotian Yacht Club, Hali-
fax, N.S.
Duffus, Lt,-Col, Graem Sym. King's
regular mil. forces.
Brd s. late John Duffus, meI"Chant,
Halifax, N.S., and his first wife. Miss
Stairs; b. Halifax; e. there and Royal
Mil. ColI., Kingston; graduated,1882;
m., May, 1894, Winifred, d. F. D. -Cor-
bett; gazetted Heut. R.A., 1882; capt.,
1891; major, 1899; It.-col., 1909 ;
'Served S.A. War, 1899-1900 (Queen's
1TJ.eÒ. with clJasp).-Care War Of{ìce,
London, Eng.
Dugas, His Honour Calixte Aime, ter-
ritorial judge.
S. late Adolphe D.. .. a patriot" of
1837, and Clotlh1e (Oligny) D.; b. St.
Reml, P.Q., Feb. 11, 1845; e. Montreal
(St. Sui pice) Coll.; m., 1st, Susan (d.
ApI., 1907), d. John Harkin, 00. Derry,
Ire!.; 2ndly, July, 1910. Matilda Kirk-
patrick, d. Thos. Graham; advocate,
1868; practiisoed !his Ip:nO'f. :S'll'ccessoful:ly .in
Montreal; police magte., judge of the
Sessions of the Peace and chairman of
Quarter Sessions, Montreal, 1878-98;
sinee SelJ)t. 12, 1898. has been judge of
the Te,rrf.tor. Ot., Yuk()lI1' JTI. Dist. ; a:ppltð.
a memo Yukon Council. Oct. 7, 1898;
when p. m. In Montreal, was also an
extradition and a license commr.; an
unsuccessful candidate for Hochelaga
(Local). g. e., 1878; apptd. chairman
Royal Comn. of Enquiry re Crow's
Nest Pass Ry., Jan., 1898; entd. v.
m. service, 1879 (1 st class m. s. cert.) ;
became, successively. major and It.-
col. commdg., 65th Regt.; commanded
this corps during N. W. Rebelllon,
1885 (med.); retired, with rank, 1889;
a keen sportsman; R. C.-Daw8on,
Yukon.
"A mllll! 0<1 firmness, common sense and
legal ability."-O. Journal.
Dugas, Eon, :E"rançois octave, judge.
S. Almê D., N.P., and Sophie
(Poirier) D.; b. St. Jacques Nord.
P.Q., ApI. 12, 1857; e. St. Mary's
(.Jesuit) OoH.; m., Dot.. 1882, "Marie
Alix, d. F. B. Godin, K.C., ex-M.P.;
graduated B.C.L.. McGIll Unlv.. 1880;
advocate, do.; town councillor, Joltette.
1890-1900: Crown 'PT10SPC'UtOiI", Di.st. 'Of
Jiolte,bte, 1887-91 3.1I1d 1897-1909: K.C..
1900: sat for Montcalm (H. C.), In
LÏ'b. l'Ilterest, 1900-09; apopt.
. ø lDuiS'T1e
judge. Sup. Ct.. P.Q., Sept. 6, 1909; R.
C.--Jolfptte, P.Q.
Dugas, Bev, Georges (R.C.)
S. Eðouard and Hedwlge (Lagarde)
D.; b. St. Jacques de l' Achlgan, P.Q.,
Nov. 5, 1833; e. L'Assomption CoIl.;
o. 1862; was supr. of the Semy., St.
Boniface, Man., 1866-9, and held vari-
ous other charges; since retired;
author .. La Premiere Canadienne du
Nord-Ouest" (1883); .. Mgr. Proven-
('her et les Mis
lons de la Rlvl
re
Rouge" (1889); .. d'un Voya
cur (les
Pays d'en Haut" (1890); .. Legendes
du Nord-Ouest" (flo.); .. L'Ouest
Canadien" (1896); "l'HlstolTe de la
Parolsse de Ste. Anne des Plaines"
(1900); .. Les Troubles de la Rlvl
re
Rouge" (1905); and .. L'Hlstolre de
la Rlvl
re Rouge. 1822-69" (1906).-
Ste. Anne deB Plaip,es, P.Q.
Dugas, Mgr, Louis Ma.rie Marcel
(R.C.).
S. Joseph and Adelaide (Lanoue) D.;
b. St. Jacques-de-l' Achlgan, P.Q., May
20, 1845; e. Montreal; o. 1868;
vicaire Hochehga, 1868-75; cU1'é, 1875-
9; in the U.S., 1879-84; curé St. Jos-
eph, Cohoes, N.Y., since 1884; Proto-
notaire Apo8tolique, 1884.-Cohoe8,N.Y.
Duggan. George Herrick, civil en-
gineer.
Irish origin; s. late John D., Q.C.,
and Amelia (Fulton) D., Toronto; b.
there, 1862; e. U.C. CoIl. and Sch.
Prac. Science; m., Oct., 1888, Mildred
Scarth (formerly presdt. Ladies' Mont-
real Curling Club; re-elected. 1909), 2nd
ð. late P. S. Stevenson. Montreal; a
memo Can. Soc. C.E., 1890; counctIlor,
do., 1907; V.-P.. do., 1003; also, a memo
Am. Soc. C.E.; his prof. service Includes
tlhe fo.uow.in.g: em'Ploymoen't In the
englng. dept.. C.P. Ry.: chief engr.
Dom. Bridge Co., 1891-19Gl ; consulting
engr. Dom. Iron & Steel Co.. 1902-3;
genl. mangr. anò 2nd V.-P. Dom. Coal
Co., 1903-10 (presented with a gold
watch by officials on leaving); since
then has been consul. engr. Dom. Iron
& Steel Co. and Dom. Bridge Co.,
residing .at Montreal; known all over
the continent in yachting circles: one
of the founders of the Toronto Yacht
and Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Clubs;
capt. first-named. 1883-4; commodore
of latter, 1889-90; commodore Royal
Cape Breton Yacht Squadron. 1905-10;
famed as e. deshmer: won SeRwanhaka
Intern. Cup, 1896-1900.-,'90 Sherbrool.e
St. W., Montreal; St. James'8 Club;
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club, do.:
ROllal Cape Breton Yacht Club, S1Jd-
ney: Royal Can. Yacht Club. Toronto;
fTnlifax Club; Royal Halifax Yacht
Club, Halifax.
"Oarries as much sporting blood in him
as ran safely be carried by a man who
must temper sport with business." - T.
Globt'.
"A big man, wh<Jl., whether building
bridges, managing the affairs of a. huge
co-al min,in?; company o.r des,igndng .and
sa,jJjng smaIl boats, is equally at hQme."-
Can. Century.
Dumble, Capt, Wilfred Chatterton,
late H. M.'s regular mil. forces.
S. late .I. H. D., barrister and pollee
magte.. Cobourg, Ont.; b. there: e.
Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston; gradwlted.
1392; gazetted, lIeut.. R. E., 1892;
capt., 1903; Ang:-" Dromore/' Co-
bourg. Onto
DuMouJ.in, Very Bev, Frank (Ang.).
S. late Hit. HieV'. .I. P. D. (q.v.): b.
'Mionltrerul, 1871 : e. Trln. .coN. SC1h., Port
Hope, Onto and Trln. Univ.. Toronto
(B.A., 1892; M.A., 1904) ; LL.D., hon..
Unlv. St. FranlCig Xavte<r CoIl., Antbi-
gonish, 1905: m., 1902, Ethel, d. late
Rockwell King, Chicago, Ill. ; O.
deacon, 1894; priest, do.; successively
asst. Holy Trin., Toronto; do., do.
do., Chicago; rector Emmanuel Ch.,
Cleveland; do., St. Peter's, Chicago;
DuMOULIN-DUNCAN.
353
I!Ilnce 1906, has been Doon of the Epfs.
dloceße of Ohio, and ex otftcio rector of
Trln. Cath., Cleveland, 0.; declinpd
appt. al!l Dean of Onto and rector St.
George'!!! Cath., Kingston, Ont., 1906.
-Cleveland. O.
'
A prea.cher ()f great pl'Omiße."-M.
Wit71nB.
., Taket! ra.JJlk W1it.h the m05,t finished
and etTective preachers in the Epis. Ch. i'n
America."-Can. Am.
DuMoulin, :Rt, :Rev, John PhiUp
(Ang.), bishop.
B. Dublin, Irel.. 1834: e. Trln.
Unlv., Toronto (M.A" 1873; D.C.L.,
1888); D.D., Bishop's Coli., Lennox-
vllIe, P.Q., 1898; m.. Nov., 1863,
Frances 'Mary, 4rth d. late Yen. Arch-
deacon Brough; o. deacon, 1862:
priest, 1863: eur
te, St. .John's, Lon-
don, Onlt., >1862-66; dl(). Holy Trlnit'Y,
Montreal. 1866-71 : Incumbpnt, St.
Thomas, Hami1ton, Ont.. 1872-5: rector
St. Mar-tin's, Monrtreal, 1875-83; exam.
chaiplaln to Btshops Oxenden anld
Bond, Montreal, 1870-82: rector and
canon, St. .James's Cath., Toronto,
1882-6; sub-dean, St. Alb:m's Cath..
Toronto, 1885-96; elected Bp. of
Algoma, on the organization of that
diocese, 1872, but declined the prefer-
Tn"nt: pl"rtE'd 3rd Bp. of Niagara,
May, 1896: attended Lambeth Cont.,
18q7; do. Pan.-Ang. Congress. London.
1908: presented with a purse of gold
by the pf>Ople ot hi!'! dloce!'!p on Ipnv-
Ing Hamilton on that {)oCcasion: a d<el.
Ang. Ch. Congress, HaUtax, N.S., 1910:
presented to King Edward 'and Queen
Alexandra, Buckingham Palace. .July,
1908; was a memo of the complkttlon
comte. of a hymnal for the Ch. of
Eng. In Can.. 1906-7:' author of "The
Eterml 'Law," the Slocum leetures art
Mich. Unlv.. 1901 (1906),
md of II Two
Pillars of Empire," an address bpfore
the Empire Club. Tor0nto (1904).-
See Hous6, Hamilton, Onto
" A preacher of gre-at power; an admin.
istrator of strength and ability."-M. and
E.
"A man of eloquence, oompe'te,nt le'arn-
In g., and wide knowleage of men. anð
things."-Oan. Ohurchman.
(D. Hamilton, Mch. f9, 1911.)
Dunbar, Lt,-Col, Jam.. aecretan, Can.
r-egular mil. ,service.
O. S. late Jas. D., K.C., D.C.L., and
Emma Amelia (Poole) D., Quebec: b.
there, Sept. I, 1863; e. Quebec High
Sch. and l.JawJ Un1v. (LL.L., avec
umnde distinction, 1884; LL.B., 1885) ;
m., ApI., 1887, Ida Northland, 2nd d,
C. V. M. Temple, Toronto; advocate,
1885, but does not now practise his
prof.; entd. v.m. service as a lieut.,
8th Regt., 1883; capt., 1886; major,
1893; joi'l1e'd mil. staff, 1902; .1't.-C'O'I.,
1906; D.S.A.. M.D. No.7, 1902-6;
D.A.A.G., QueÞeoc Ooonman{!, 190'6-10;
D.A.A.G., 'heaJdqU8Jrtoers, 1910
11; slnc-e
.tJh1OO blals bee.n A.A.G., hoerudqua,rt'ers;
passed tJ:wtli'CIaJl fitness course, AldoN-
shOot, Erug., 1905; was a8S.t. adjot.-ge-nll.,
3rd Dlv., Infy, Brlgadoe, Quebec Te1r-
oe.nrt:. celebration, 1908; an Ang.-Col-
lege A V6., Ottawa; Quebec Gm"rison
Club, Quebec; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
"A most pO!pu'lar offioor."-M. Herald.
12
Dunbar, 'Ulric stonewall Jack.on,
sculptor.
S. Alex. and Susannah (.Jackson)
D.; b. London, Ont., .Jan. 31, 1862; e.
public sch
. there and Rockwood
Acad.; m., Sept., 1892, Miss Mary.John
Davl
, Washington, D.C.; hag been
engd. in scullpturlng !';Ince 1880: did
figures for Atlanta, Buffalo and St.
Louis Expns., for which he reed.
meds. and diplomas; has executed
over 100 portrait busts for U. S.
Capitol. Corcoran Gallery of Art,
Wa shington, Statp Capitol, St. Paul
Union Club, N.Y., etc.: hae alsò
executed several monuments; a bronze
statue of late Gov. A. R. Shepherd
for npw Municipal Bldg-., Washington:
s1Prved for 3 yrs. in 'Oan. v.m.; me'I'TI.
Nat. Art Assn., Soc. Washington
Artists :md Nat. Soc. Fine Arte: an
Ern
s. - 'TIheoslaplh1st. - 60 V St. N. W.,
Washington, D.O.
Duncan, Davis Merritt, educationist.
S. Rev. .Jas. Burns D. (Presb.) anð
Annie (Borthwick) D.: b. Chicago,
Ill., .Jan. 7, 1870: e. Galt con. Inst.,
Toront.o TTnlv. (B.A., 1894), and Man.
Unlv. (M.A., 1899): m., 1896, MIss
,Tessie W. MacVlcar. Wlnnlppg': gradu-
ated from Onto Reh. of Ppd.. lR!15:
classIcal master Winnipeg Coli. Tnst.
since 1895: ed. Varsitll during' one
tprm of colI. cours": author II Fflstory
of Man. and the N. W. Tprrttortps,"
and II The Rtory of the Canadian Pf'O-
pie": at. pre!'!ent regr. Man. Unlv.;
Presh.-l
1) Edmonton St., Winnipeg.
Dnncan, Gaylen Bupert, civil en-
gineer.
S. Fneð. S. I2.llIiJI Harrl'e.t .J. (HiB-l-
m3n) D.; b. Ottawa. Ont.,
e'b. 7.
1878: e. pUblic and hlg1h 'scns., Tueker',s
priva,te sc-h. anI(], McGIll Unlv., .Mont-
rea:} (B.Se., 19M); M.,Se., 1901): m.,
June, 1903,
1'oren'Cle Ben'E'ld.loC't, d. ROoM.
Stewart, ex-M.P. (q.v.): A. 'M., Oan.
Soc. C. E., 1902; is memo 'Da'll. E11OO.
AsS'J1I. ; ðemo'Th.
n ;phYiSllæ, MeGUI
Univ., ,1900-1: en,gr. 'Monltl'ea} PI<pe
Foundry, 1901: òoesl,gn'e-d'LonòO'TIòoel1ry
q:JIla'Ilt; SUipd!t. ThiN"e RIV'eTS Ipll3ll't tI'I!1
;J. Q06: lat'ffi' e'n,g.r. In- d1'aI1
e new pl.an1t
O
m. ITlon and F1mmdry Co.,
t. WIIII-
liÏ'all'Il; now head IQI1' fi rm G. R. D. &
00., re'aJ1 estalte, Ins.. etc., F.t. Wm'lam;
f.ormerl'Y ,}lieu.t., 861Ìih Regt.; no'W d'O.,
!l6'tlh Regt.; .mem. ex'tve. oComrt,e.
.
W,i'1N
m Bod. of Tra'æe am'd Lib. Als'SI!1.;
P'U b JoI Shed! pamopih l le,t -on .. Tih'e-rmao., Oon
òfl.wtIv11Ìy of 'MJe1ÌlaJls," .giV1lll'g' new
m'e:tihl()d, >by BI'orf. C'?IHe,n:d,aiI", IOff od'ert:er-
'mInllng same (.1!100....1); be.lteves in
.. Oanoavla for Oan1aiHa'Ils, Ill' TlooS1onl3.bÞe
pI1Oibectofl(ffi too !nòust,r,loes am.ð. in> Ibh.e
Georg1i'am Bay Can12.1 proo,Ï-oot": Presb.
-Fort William, Ont,: Kaministiquia
Olub,' Oommercial Club, do.
10 On.e of the ablest O<f -our Y()'Iln-ge'T Can,.
f'n'
in{'eTs."-Call. ElIuinee.r.
Duncan, Bev, John Macdonald (Pres-
byterian), journallst.
S. late Rev. .Jas. B. and Annie (Borth-
wick) D., both of Scot.: b. ApI. 26,
1859; e. public schs. and Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., 1886); graduated B.D. (Knox
Coll., Toronto), 1899; D.D., 1908: o.
1889; fellow In phil" Unlv, Coli., To-
354
DUNCAN-.DUNLOP,
ronto, 1888-9; lecturer, Knox ColI.
1894-5; a senator and presdt, Knö
00111. .A!lumnll ASS'll., 1907; a coundlilor
Unlv. of Toronto Alumni Assn., 1907;
assoc. ed. Presb. S. S. publlcatlons
since 1902; elected V.-P. Sunday Sch.
Edit. Assn., Louisville, Ky., 1908.--61
Roxborough St. W., Toronto.
Duncan. Korman, author; education-
ist.
S. Robt. Augustus and Susan (Haw-
ley) D.; b. Brantford, Ont., July 2,
1871; e. Toronto Unlv.; on the statT
N. Y. Evening P08t, 1896-1901; prof.
rhetoric, Washington and JetTerson
CoIl., 1902-6; slnc.e 1907 has been ad-
junct. prof. Eng. lit., Unlv. of Kansas;
In addition to numerous contributions
to mag. lit. Is the author of the fol-
lowing works of fiction: II 'l'he Soul of
the Street", II The Way of the Sea"
.. Dr. Luke of the Labrador", II 'l'he
M,other," II Dr. Grenfell's Parish"
II T.he Adventures of Billy Topsail'"
:: The Cruise of the Shining Light>'
Every Man for HI,m!';elf," "'I'he Suit-
able Child," II Going Down From
.Terusalem," .. Billy Topsail and Co
-
pany"; elected V.-P. Can. Soc. of
Authors, 1906.-Lawrence Ifansa8'
City Club, N.Y. I ,
.. Has m.ade Newfoundl,and Ufe a field
peculiarly his o'wn."-S. N.
.. N,o W1l1iter .a.bou.t the sea hall ever
proved its my&teories so deeply aDd fai.th-
fn1ly."-Frallk Bullen.
Duncan, Bobt. Kennedy, educationist.
E. bro. Norman D. (q.v.); b. Brant-
ford, Ont., Nov. I, 1868; e. Toronto
Unlv. (B.A., with 1st class honours In
physics and chpmls., 1892). Clarlc
Unlv., and Columbia Unlv.; m., Df>c.,
] 899, MI
s Charlottf> M. Foster: fel10w
In chemls.. Clark Unlv. and Chlca
o
Unlv.. 1892-3 ; Instr. physics and
chemls., Acad. High Sch.. Auhurn.
N. Y., 1893-5; do. Dr. .Tu1fus Sar>ñ's
on. Tnst.. N. Y., 1895-8: do. Th!:' HI11
Sch., Pottsdown. Pa.. 1898-1901: prof.
chemistry, Wa
hlngton and .Tefff>rson
Oola.. .190.1-6: S'lnc<e then IP,Tof.
:ndust.
chemls, Kansas Unlv.: a discoverer
::md patentee nf>W process for mfg.
prhos;phoT'lls, or! a new low-lmelUrilg'
glass, etc.; a contributor to thf> nres1'l
and mag
.: Ruthor .. Thp New Know.
If>d
e" (]!105). "The Chpmt!':try of
Commprcf>" (1907), f'tc.-1!.'7 Tènnl's-
sce St., Lawre'l1.ce, Ka'l1sas.
Duncan, Sara Jeannette (see Cotes,
Mrs. S. .1.).
Dunt'lona.ld, Lfeut.-Genera.l. The Blsrht
Ron, the Earl of, H.M.'s regular
mIl. forces.
S. 11th F.arl nnd Loul!'la. d. late
Wm. A. Mackinnon of M
cklnnon.
M.P.: b. O('t. 29, 18!'i2; f'. Eton; m
Wlnl'f
'd, ð. Rðh't. B. Hf'
kf'Ì'h, h!lbe
2nd Lift'" Guard!'l. Gwyrrh Ca
t1e, A hpr-
1>e; e-n1f:d. 2nd 'UtiI' Gu
J1dls. lS70:
f"rvl"d Nl1e Expf"dltlon. 1 R84-8!'i, al1d
In St
wa.rt's desert march for relfef of
Khartoum: present at batt1es of Abu
Klea and Gouhat: commanded tram=!-
port on march to Metemn{'h: acted a
guide to the night convoys with
wounded from the front; volunteered
to ride with despatches across the
desert from the front, announcing the
seizure of Gakdul Wells, and again
announcing the death of GenI. Gordon
lami 111a1;I of Khartooum (despa.tches,
promoted It.-col.); col. commanding
2nd Life Guards, 1895-99; commanded
mounted troops, South Natal Field
Force. Colen so, etc., 1899; 2nd Cav-
alry Brigade, with which he took part
in Tugela fighting, and with his bri-
gade led the final advance into Lady-
smith, 1900; combined 3rd Mounted
and Natal Volunteer Brigades in the
fighting on the Biggarsberg and at
Lang's Nek; 3rd Mounted Brigade,
battles of Almond's Nek, Botha's Pass,
Bergandel, and operations in Eastern
Transvaal (despatches 6 times); pro-
moted maj.-gen. for distinguished serv-
ice, 1900; commanded Canadian mil-
it
ra, 1902-1904: Jieut.-gen., 1907; ,bon.
.col., 91st Can. Hlg1h!a'Ilders, Se:pt"
[1903 ; oe}.eoìe-ð. Ip.resd!t. tihe Imperia} M,i's-
sl-on, 1911; a,t preS'ent ,Is Gold-StJlck-'ln-
Wal.tlng 'Ì!o His .Mt3.jesty ; An.g.-34
Portman Sq., London, W.; fJwyrch
Castle, Abm'gele, N. Wales; Brook8'8
Club; Travellers' Club, London; New
Club, Edinburgh.
Dunlop, Alfref. :1"., architect.
Belongs to a mil. family; nearly re-
lated to Genl. Gordon of Khartoum:
b. Montreal; completed his studies In
the U.S.; m. the d. H. A. Ekers (q.v.) ;
estabd. himself in an Ind. practice In
Montreal, 1874; among the edifices
which have been planned. designed and
erected by him have been the new
Royal Arthur Sch., the Dally Star
building, the Temple offices, St. James'
Meth. Ch., Standard Ins. offices, Sir
Hug-h Graham's residence, etc.; elected
R.C.A., 1890; V.-P. do., 1909; Instru-
mental In founding, with others, the
Royal Architectural 1nst. of Can.;
elected first presdt. of the new body,
1907, and continued In that office till
his resignation, 1910; a memo Mont-
real Bd. of Trade; a dlr. Quebec Fish
and Game Assn.-92 St. Famille St.,
Montreal; summer re8idence: U The
T
olmwood," Beau7.epaire, P.Q.; En-
gtnem'8' Club; Beaconsfield Golf Club;
lIf.A.A.A.: Outremont Golf Club; St.
Jame8'8 Club, Montreal.
.. A recognized expert in designing the
best class of heavv structure'S Rnd t.he
large,r dass of residèntial wo.rk."-M. Her-
ald.
Dunlop, Major Edward Arunah, mer-
chant.
O. S. late Arunah D., M.P.P.; b.
Pembroke, Ont., oct. 26. 1876; e.
there; m., June, 1908, Mabel, y. d.
Donald Ferguson, BeamsvlIle, Ont.; I!I.
hardware and lumber merchant; a dlr.
Pembroke Nav. Co., Pembroke Elect.
Light Co., and presdt. and mango dlr.
Pembroke Lumb
'r Coo.; g'azet1toed a
capt. 42nod Reg-t., .190.1; promoted
major, 19'10; a. CoOn.; flat for N. Ren-
frew (LoeaJ). 1903-8; a il\f.e-tJh.-Pem-
broke, Ont.; Albany Club, Toronto.
.. Old in business experienoo."-M. Ga-
zettlJ.
DUNLOP-DUNN,
355
Dunlop, Hon, John, Judge.
3rd, s. Alex. D., Clober, StfrIlngshlre,
Scot.; b. there; e. Edinburgh Acad.,
Edinburgh UnIv., and McGlII Univ.
(B.C.L., 1860; D.C.L., 1910); came to
Can., 1857; m" 1863. Eleanor (d. Dec.,
1909), d. late David Bellhouse, /Mont-
real; advocate, 1861; successfully prac-
tised his ;prof. 'in Montreal; was one of
the leader,s of the bar; an authority on
municipal law; bðtonnier
Montreal
bar, U91-2; also treas., do,; K.C., (E.
of Derby), 1889; do. (P.Q.), 1899;
declined .a judgeship, 1892; a memo
comn. to enquire Into system of examn.
of candidates for admission to the bar,
1895; apptd. a !puisne judge, S.C., P.Q.,
May 5, 1904; a depty. judge of Admir-
a'lity, 1906; a Pr-esb.-299 Peel St.,
Montreal; /,It. Royal Club; Montreal
Club
' Univer8ity Club, do.
II A careful and uniformly courteous
iudge"-M. Standard.
.c A man of legal ability and professional
eminence."-M. Star.
"A man widely re&pe('t
d for his char.
acter and Bttainments."-Jl. Herald.
Dunlop, Rev, John Gaskin (Presb.).
E. s. Wm. D., Kingston, Ont.: b
there, .Jutv 8, 1867; e. city schs. and
Queen's Unlv., Kingston (B.A.. 1 R87 ;
M.A., 1891); m., Tokyo. .Tapan, May,
1894. Emma, d. Saml. Ely. Kingston;
o. U92; went to .JalPan, 1887: spe.n:t
sf>veral yr
. as a tpnC'hpr of Enj::1;. In
Govt. schs.: since 1890 em
d. In mIs-
sionary work: a mf>m. Am. Presb
Mission: elected moderator, .Japan.
1900: during latter mths. of the war
with Ru
Ia was with thp .Tapanf>sf>
army In Manchuria, engd.In the varlf>d
II comforting" work of the Y. 1\{
C. A.; a del. from .Japanese S. S.
Assn. to Intern. S. S. Convention,
Rome, 1907; a contributor to a num-
ber of promInent Am. periodicals: a
Presb. of the lib. type of his revered
princIpal, the late Dr. Grant, of
Queen's.-Fukul, Echfzen, Japan.
Dunlap, !I', stuart, Can. ry. serv,Ice.
B. Almonte, Ont.: e. there; entd.
Can. Pac. Ry. service, 1888; apptd.
tax and Insur. commr., claIms adjus-
ter and mangr. floral dept., therein,
Sept., 1901;. under his supervision a
well kept flower garden has been
estbd. at
v
ry station on the line.
from St. .John, N.B., to Vancouver.
B.C., a ch81n of 1,500 ornamental
gardens In all: elected presdt. chart(!r-
f>d Stenographic Reporter\!! Assn.. Ont..
188 g,: dl()'. d'o., Am. À.l5sn>. .of Ry. OltaJllffi!'
.A1
ents, 1911.-1.'0 Clandeboye Ave.,
Wt'stmount, Montreal.
II A man of infinite patience and tact."
-So N.
Dunn, Hon, Albert T" Dom. public
service.
Irish and Eng. origin; s. .John and
Martha (Gould) D.: b. St. .John, N.R.
F
b. 6, 1M2; e. there; long engd. In
I'ork-packln
busillp!;s: also a farmpt':
colIr. of
ustom
, Musquash, N.R, for
18 yrs.; reshmed, 1892, to enter poIl-
tl
s ; sat for
t. .J'Ohn Co. (local), In Lib.
Intf!rest; became R memo of the lo
al
admn., without portfolio, 1895; survey.-
genl., 1896-1904; apptd. collr. of cus-
toms, St. John, N.R, Mch. 23, 1901;
elected V.-P. North Am. Fish and
Game Probecthoe Assn., do.; re4oect-e-d
presdlt. St. .T'dhn C. S. AS1sn., 1911;
mO\l1eÒ! flOc t'ne eSlta bNshm-ent of a f(),l'est
t'eservaUcm and Prov>l. Park in N. B.,
MIch., 19(}2; a Pl'esb.-St. John
N.B.;
Union Club, do.
.Dunn, The Bt. Rev, Andrew Hunter
(Ang.), Bishop.
S. Hannibal D., Safl'ron Walden,
Essex, Eng.. and Mary Ann D., e. d.
Rt. Hon. Wm. Hunter. ald. and lord
mayor of London; b. Safl'ron Walden,
Oct. 16, 1839; e. private schs. in Eng..
at Heidelberg, Germany, and Corpus
Chrl13U CoIl., Cambridge, where he ob-
tained several scholarships, graduated
29th wrangler and took his degrees:
B.A., 1863: M.A., 1866: D.D., 1893:
granted D.D. (hon.), BIs'hovs' Coli,
LennoxvlUe, 1892; D.'C.L. (do.), 1907:
m., 1866, Allee (formerly presdt.
W'Üman's Aux. to the Bd. of Foreign
and Domestic 'Missions for the Diocese
of Quebec), o. d. Wm. Hunter, of Par-
ley Lodge, nr. Croy-don, Surrey, Eng.;
o. deacon, 1864; priest, 1865; In charge
of mission at S. Acton, Middlesex,
Eng., 1871-8: vicar or ,All Saints', S.
Acton, do., 1872-92: elected 6th Bp.
of Quebec, .June, 1892: consecrated,
do., .sept. 18, 1892; while at S. Acton
promoted the erection of 2 permt. chs.,
6 mission chs., besides sch'S., club-
houses, a :parish hall and a parSOn2gf>:
declined Bishopric of Nassau. 1886:
do.. Bishopric of N. S.. 1888: waf'; V.-P.
of the S. P. G., S. P. C. K., sn(1 t'he
Ch. of Eng. Waifs and StraY's Soc.:
a memo London: Diocesan Lny Helper!';'
Assn. and a memo CounC'1l of PubIlC'
Instruction, P.Q.; Is a citizen of Lon-
don and a memo of the Livery of the
Worshipful 'Co. of Groocers: a memo
extV'e. comte., Mts
iQll"r Bd., Ch. of En-g'.
In Can.; memo compilation comte., Ch.
of Eng. Hymnal, 1906: a del. to the
tercent. celebration, Richmond, Va.,
1907: do. Pan-An,g. Cong., London,
ng.. 1908. and do. Ang. Ch. Cnng..
Halifax, 1910: presented to late KIng
Edward and Queen Alf'xandra, London,
1908: to t1le present King, do. : author:
II Our Church Mrmual," II Hnly
Thoughts for Qulpt Moments." II HeÞps
by th
Way, or PraYf>TS for Children,"
and II Our Only Hope."-cc Bi8hops-
thorpe," Qll,elJec.
"Bty his zeliJl and a-ctivity in the cau6/'
M the ch. he has wen 8ust.ninp.d the name
whirh he had made for himself oof{).re ('.om-
ing to Oan."-Oan. Ohurchman.
Dunn, Charles Richard. busIness man.
B. I..ondon, Ont., Feb. 2
. 1870: f!
pUblic schs.; m., Mch., 189ft Ethel
Bannatyn
, d. Robt. Stark. Toronto;
dlr. And treas. Crescent Manf
. Co..
Mlnor
Copp
r Co., and ColonIal
Asphalt Co.; apptd. a$t. secy. UnIon
Trus.t On.. 1906. ð.o. 1tt'e'8.s.. 1908. all
coso In Detroit: a Prot.-117 Tht'odore
St., Detroit, M(Ch.; Bankers' Club, do.
"A Bplendid ,business man."-M. & E.
Dunn, Bev, Edward Arthur (Ang.).
E. s. Dr. D., Lord Rp. of Quebec
(q.v.); b. Westbourne Park, London,
356
DUNN-DUNSTAN.
Eng., Aug. 8, 1870; e. Marlborough
and Lancaster schs., and Pembroke
ColI., Cambridge (senior math. schol.,
1
89-92; Bell Unlv. Schol., 1890-3 ;
30th wrangler In math. trip os, 1892;
3rd class theol. trlpos, part I., 1894;
B.A., 1892; M.A., 1894) ; M.A., ad eun.,
Lennoxvllle, 1904; m., JulY, 1907,
Ellinor, d. late Arthur Hunter Abbey.
Hill, Bury St. Edmunds; o. ' deacon,
1894; priest, 1895; chaplain, Bp. of
Quebec, do.: rector St. Paul's, Que-
bec, and Proto chaplain, Beauport
Asylum, 1895; mlssy., Montmorency
and Lake Beauport, 1898: ed. Quebec
Dioc. Gazette; prof. past. theol.,
Bishop's CoIl., Lennoxvllle, 1901-8 ;
prof. math., do., 1905-7; rector New
Carlisle, Paspebiac, P.Q., since 1907;
R. D., Gasp
, 1908; a Ufe memo co Ch.
House," Dean's Yard, Westmlnster-
Paspebiac W., P.Q. .
Dunn, Capt, Edwin, Dom. public B'er-
vice.
Eng. origin; b. Birmingham, Eng.,
Jan. 6, 18
8; came to Can. In Infancy;
e. Owen Sound, Ont,; m., Jan., 1871.
MI!'s Jane Hannah; a master mariner
since 1859; been employed In Can.
fisheries protection service since 1890;
successively commanded the armed
vessels Cruiser, Petrel, and Vin(lant;
for 3 mths. at the front during Fenian
Raid, 1866 (med.); not Identified
with any ch.; always a Con.-Owen
Sound, Onto
Dunn, Guy Cramp Bell, Can. ry. ser-
vice.
O. S. late Wm. and Catherine D.;
grands. late John D., J,:mralrie, P.Q.;
gt.-gran,(Jls. .}a;te Hon. 'M-a'tthrmv BeiH,
Three Rivers, and Chief .Justice
Bowen, Quebec; b. Quebec, May 15,
1862; e. Bishop's CoIl. Sf'h., Lennox-
vme; m., July. 189
. Charlotte, O. d.
la,te Cohla'S. Lee'd'Ø1', Quy'Ü'11<, P.Q.; asso,
memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1887; mpm.
do., 1897; 8 yrs. chlpf en gr. Ottawa.
Northern & Western Ry. System; also
("hlef engr. and mftngr. of construc-
tion Internrnvl. bridge. hetwepn Otta-
wa and HuH. P.O.
dist. engr. Trans-
continental Ry. Comn.. 1904-8; dlst.
engr. G. T. Pacific Ry.; Ang.-St.
John, N.B.; Union Club, do.
Dunn, James ]I" stock broker.
S. late Robt. H. and Eliza (Joudry)
D., Bathu..st. N.R; b. St. Peter's VIl-
la,g-e t'here, Oct. 29, 1875; e. Bathurst
and Dalhousie Unlv.; m. Gertrude, o.
d. J. Price, lumber merchant. Quebe.c;
barrls1te.r (N.S.), 1899; sometime as
o-
clated with J. N. Greenshleloðs, K.C.
(q.v.), In ,law; eJected a memo 'Monrt-
real Stock Exchan.ge, 1902; a memo
of the firm .J. H. D. & Co. (com-
pose.d of J. H. D., V. J. Hughes, anð
lra
V. G. Gray), stock brokers and
financial agents, Montreal; elected a
dlr. Sovereign Bank, 1907; went to
London, 1903, and has slnC'e re
ldeð
there, wh
re he is reputed to be a lead-
I'ng banker .anld brokeT; ,he-aid 'Of fir.m
of Dunn',
Isher & 00.: a Ui'b., .a'l1d '3n
earnest supporter In Can. of Sir W.
Laurler; gave $10,000 toward's the
erection of a Cottage Hosp., Ba.thurst,
1909; gavoe $25,000 rt'O DaiJihmlsl.e Unllv.,
1911.-Care Canadian Otffce, London,
Eng.; Dunn
Fisher & Co.
Bankers,
London, Eng.
Dunn, Thomas, merchant.
B. nr. Woodstock, Ont.; e. there:
went to St. Louis, Mo., 1864; en
d.
dn rnoerea.nftiÞe pursulots. and lh'3iS been
el
-c'ted mayor or -bhe oi,ty.-St. Louis,
Mo.
Dunsmuir, Eon, James, statesman;
capitalist.
E. S. late Hon. Robt. and Joanna
(White) D.; father was a native of
Scot., who discovered and developed
the first coal measures of Importance
In B. C., and was, afterwards, a memo
of the Provl. Govt. there; b. Fort
Vancouver, W.T., July 8, 1851; e.
Nanalmo, B.C., Hamilton CoHo Inst.,
and Mil. Sch., Blackburg, Va.; m.,
1876, Laura (presented, with her hU1!-
band, to the present King and Queen,
and entertained them In B. C., Oct.,
1901; again presented to their Majes-
ties, 1902; present, with her husband,
by Invitation, at the coronation of the
late King Edward and Queen Alex-
andra, Westminster Abbey, Aug., 1902;
presented, with her husband, to do. do.,
Windsor Castle, June, 1908; later was
presented to the Emperor of Ger-
many), d. W. B. Surles, Fayettesvllle,
N.C.; joined his fathe,r In business
and gained his knowledge of commer-
cial affairs under him; succeeded him
as presdt. and chief stockholder of the
Union and We1Jtngton Co1llery Cos.,
also as presdt. and chief stockholder
of the Esqulma1t and Nanaimo Ry.;
sold this ry. to the Can. Pacific Ry.,
1905; now devotes himself to the care
of his large business Interests; reputed
to be many times a millionaire; owns
about 40,000 acres of land; a dlr. of
the Can. Pacific Ry. since 1908; won
suit, Instituted by Edna Wa11ace Hop-
per, on appeal to the P. C., In Eng.,
Aug., 1906; sat for E. Yale (Local)
Con. int
rest., '1898-1902; was Prem
er
of B. C. and presdt. of the Council, 1900-
1902, and Lt.-Gov. of the Province,
1906-09; built the magn'lfi<:ent ry. and
traffic bridge over the Fraser River,
at New Westminster, during his
ad'm>n.; a. gene-rou.s giver; corutrlbuteod
largely to the endowment of McGill
Unlv. In B. C., 1906; gave $10,000 to
the Vancouver Sanitarium for Tuber-
cuI., 1907: a Presb.- Victoria. B.C.;
UnM>n Club, do.; Vancouver Club, Van-
couver, B.C.
II A man wh() &pe'a.ks 8e'ldom, but thinks
much."-T. Globe.
II Not a pron()unced pa.rty man, not an
extremist .in his views, but a ma.n of in-
teJligent e-nte.rpriøe and fomhought., who
gO'Verned the Province in a Oon3tituUonai
manner, both a.s P.remie.r and Governor."-
V. World.
Dunstan, Kenneth Jewell, telephone
expert.
Mangr. Be11 Telephone Co., Toronto;
formerly presdt. Can. Elect. Assn,;
elected a V.-P. Can. Club. Toronto,
1908: presdlt., odo., 19,1,l: V.-P. Gut:lld
of CIvic AJrt, T>orontoo, 1909'; 'P'res.dJt.,
doo., 191(); presdlt. Past Mast'eTs ASL'm.,
'l'toronrto MI8i90llilc d1sts., 1910-'1\1; V1ioe.
DU PLESSIS-DURNF'ORD.
357
Ctooll'II1J8Jl1 Joirut Civ,ic I.II1jpI'Oremenl
Combe., 'IIol'oolto, ol9.1(); m., Se,p.t., 1888,
Aldce, e. d. 'laJte Goo. W. Beil"\Cle, Sl
Oath
wlnlE!s, On't.; Arrug.-112 A venue
Rd., Toronto; National Club, do.
du Plessis, Major Joseph EU&'ène
L.nobl.t, Can. mil. service.
S. late J. O. L. du P., N.P., post-
master, SorE-I, P.Q.; grands. Alexis C.
L. du P., N.P., Contrecæur, P.Q.; b.
Sorel, P.Q., JUJ1y 10, 1870; graduateld
R. M. Coli., Kingston, 1892; m., in
Germany, Oct., 1899, Anita, d. Dr'.
HUKO Klapproth, Hanover; lIeut. mil.,
1892; do. R. C. A., 1896; capt. do.,
1902; major, ,1905; 'K'Unnery insrbr.
Royal Sch. of Arty. (fteld); ed. Can.
Artillerist, journal of the Can. Arty.
Assn.-Halifaæ, N.S.
Dupui., His Honour François Xavier,
Quebec public service.
S. Edouard and Angellque (Quenne-
ville) D.; b. St. Anicet, P.Q., Sept.
28, 1860; e. Montreal Coli.; m., July,
1888, Azilda, d. Jas. McGowan, Ste.
Martine, P.Q. ; advocate, 1885; success-
fully practised his prof. In Montreal;
re<:order, Ste. Cunegonde, 1891-1900; sat
t.or Chateauguay (Local), In Lib. in.
terest, g. e., 1900-0-7; an able and
vigorous debater in Legislature;
thanked by pUblic press for his efforts
to restrict the sale or liquor In the
Province; apptd. recorder or Montreal,
Mch., 1907; In Feb., 1909, took a stand
upon the social evil and the calI1!PRign
against it, In Montreal, In opposition
to that taken by !his col.league, Mr. Re-
corder Weir (q.v.); has been recently
denounce.d In certain quarters tor his
s<H:$lled advocacy of the regulation of
v'ice; R. C.-165 St. Denis St., Mont.
real; Dupuis Island, Valleyfield, P.r;).
DupuIs, Kathan Fellow... education-
ist.
S. late Joseph D., a French-Can.;
mother the d. of a U. E. L. from N, S.;
b. Tp. Portland, Co. Frontenac, Ont.,
ApI. 13, 1836; e. Queen's Unlv. (B.A.,
1866; !M.A., 1868; LL.D., '19011):
LL.D. (.boon.), 'MioGiU Unliv., 1909:
m., 1st, :Miss AlffieÞi'a Ann Mia.-cginm:is,
W!3Jt'Øl'tOWD, N.Y. ('d<. May, .1905);
2nd'}y, Feb., ,1906, MI3Je, e. .d. La.'be
Goo. 'l'h!om\PS'OI1, 'lioo'OillJOO ; 'has ofo
been IS. ,memo of the foa<mÞty ot
Queen's Uruiv.; was 'Prof. of math. anè
dean of the fucul ty of practical science
there up Jbo 1911, when 'he retired from
active work, after 45 yerurs -seTvice .on
t'he .teaohin,g staff; oa F..R.S.C., and
has con,trlbuted to Its Trams.; 3.uoth'OT:
"Elem-em:ts of GeometJriC8il Oprbios ..
('1868); "Juruior A:IgebTa" (.1882);
"Geometry of -the ,Poiirut, Line and
CI'role In llie PiIane" (1889);" Pfllm-
C!l'pl'eS of Element
j..ry AJI,geÞra" (1893) ;
"Elemenlls of Syn'bhieIt-Lo Solid Geo-
metry" (1893); "Elerrreßlts of Trl'go-
nomoetry for .Prnc.tlcal IScden.ce St'u-
d-enlÌs" (1902); and "Ellements 001
AstoonlOmY .. (.19.10); a >del. to fuoe
DarwIn Ooort. ooleþI'a;Uon, Oambrid'ge,
Eng., 19G9; his IþOr.traLt has .b-ren
paln'toed by Harms (q.v.) foor Queen's
Univ., 1901; a Presb.-l.f.f Universít21
Ave., Kingston, Onto
"An ..bIe ma.n; a finli!lhed 8choLar."-
SiT Sa.ndford Fleming (q.'V.).
Durand, Miss Laura Bradshaw, jour-
nalist.
D. late Chas. D., barrister, Toronto,
and his second wife, Mary Ann Brad-
shaw; gnand-d. Jas. D., M.P.P. for
Wentworth and Halton, 1814, and
afterwards regr. for those cos.; b. To-
ronto, 1865; e. by private tuition;
joined the Toronto Globe staff, 1894;
htolds the poos,i,t,ion 0If ,Utern.TY ed.; hw
wl'i.tten sþeCtia1 al'!ticles under the na;me
of "Pihoa.'I'Os," and, .eà!uts t'he "OJ.oroloe
of Young Can." under that pen name;
):las reviewed every IÍmportant ;publica-
tion that has appeared during the Last
20 Yl'S., and wriHen ma'l1Y e(Htorials;
tor some months was third ed. writer;
an Imperialist and a single taxer; has
no religious bellef.-I< Globe" Otffce,
:I'oronto; Can. Womal1!a Press Club,
do.
"One o,f the progressive women of the
North."-N. y, Tribune,
"One of the best all-round journa}.ista
on the Can.. press. "-D r. J. S. Willi,on
(q.v.).
II Durham, Julian" (see Henshaw,
Mrs. Julia W.).
Durley, Bichard John, educationist.
B. Blerton, Bucks, Eng., Feb. 11,
1868; e. Bedford Mod. Sch., Unlv.
CoIl., Bristol, and Unlv. ColI., Lon-
don (B.Sc., 1887); Ma.E. (McGill
Unlv.), 1898; m. Miss Elizabeth
Schwill, N. Y.; M. Inst., C. E.; with
Earle's Shipbuilding and Englng. Co.,
Ltd., HuU, 1877-94; WlhtLtWoOr.t!h schOll.,
1893; chief lect. mech. englng., Muni-
cipal Tech. Schs., Hull, 1894-99; since
1899 has ,been prof. moecl1. en g'ing., Mc-
Gin Univ., Montreal; elected a memo
Can. Soc. C. E., 1904; a councillor of
bhoa:t bod,y;; au.tJhor: "Killiematics of
Moacbinoes" (,1903). - 20 Summerhill
A ve., Montreal; Engineers' Club;
Univer8ity Club; Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht Club, do.
Durnford, Augustus Decimu., banker.
Bro. Geo. D. (q.v.); b. Green Hythe,
Côte St. Antoine, Montreal; 7th and
y. s. late Capt. D.; e. Montreal and
Tours, France; m., Feb., 1896, Mary
Oneida, 5th d. late Hon. Sir A. T.
Galt, G.C.M.G.; Is chief Inspr. and
supdt. of branches, Molsons Bank of
Can.; a memo Bd. of Trade; a gov.
Montreal Genl. Hosp.;' hon. secy.
Parks and Playgrounds Assn.; Ang.-
9 Simpson St., Montreal; Mt. Royal
Club; St. Jame8's Club; Forest and
Stream Club, do.
Durnford, George, chartered account-
ant.
E. s. late Philip D., late capt. H. M.'s
68th Durham Light Infy.; as e. s. of
an e. s., Is now head of the well-
known mil. family of D.; b. Toronto,
Aug. I, 1838; e. Montreal; m. Me-
lanie, d. 'late Geo. Tarball Vardon
practises his prof. In Montreal; a
J. P.; hon. treas. Numis. and Antlq.
Soc.; gov. Homeo. Hosp.; secy.-treas.
C. S. P. C. A.; presdt. U. E. L. Assn.,
Montreal, 1899-1904; author various
paperS; a Freemason; Ang.-" G?een
H2Ithe," 660 8herbrooke st. W., Mont-
real.
358
DURYEA-DU VERNET.
Duryea, Brs, Peter (see Allen, Miss
Viola Emily).
Dnstan, George Gordon, chartered ac-
countant.
S. late G. G. D., and bro. Rev. J.
F. D. (q.v.), Halifax, N.S.; b. and e.
Glasgow, Scot.; m., .sept., 1904, .Jane
N., d. .John Allen, Halifax; elected
presdt. Inst of Chartered Accountants,
N. S., 1908; now a coun-oiHoT do '
ppesb.-Halifax
N.S. .,
Dustan, Bev, John Francis (Presb.).
A bro. G. G. D. (q.v.); b. Glasgow
Scot., Mch. 13, 185-6; e. Dalhousie Univ'
Halifax, Princeton, N..J., and Edin"
burg Univ.; 0., 1884; successively pas-
tor St. Paul's, Truio, N.S., Knox Oh.,
Brandon, Man., and St. .John's, Bridge-
water, N.S.; since 1891 has been pas-
tor: Grove Ch., Halifax; opposed to oh.
umon.-Grove Ch. Manse
Halifax
N.S.
Dutcher, Howard Ketchum, educa-
tionist.
Am. Dutch and Can.-Eng. descent;
s. late Rev. C. 'V. D., St. .John, N.B.;
b. Milltown, N.B, 1878; e Prince of
Wales ColI., Char:lottetown, P.E.I. and
McGill Univ. (B.Sc., 1904; M.Sc.,
1906); m., Sept., 1907, Neoma Tye
Iolanthe.. d. .John .J. Snowdon, Snow-
don .Junction, Mt. Royal Vale, Mont-
rea:l; succe.ssively asst. engr. Allis-
haimers-Bullock, Ltd., Montreal, and
In charge enging. dept., McGill Univ.
CoIl., Van('ouvpr (prof. civil enging.).
-Vancouve1', B.C.
Du Tremblay, Pamphile Beal, lawyer.
S. P. P. V. du T., C.E., P.L.S., and
Clementine Marie (Dufort) du '.I.' . b
Ste. Anne de la Perade, P.Q., Mch: 5:
1879: e. local schs., Levis, Nicolet,
and Three Rtvers ColIs., and Quebec
Normal Sch. ; m., Sept. 21, 1907,
Angeline, d. Hon. T. Berthiaume,
M.
.IC. (q.v.); studied law, McGill
Umv., and Laval Unlv. (LL.B., 1901) .
advocate, do.; practises his prof. I
Montreal, where he Is solr. for the
Govt. of Quebec In certain matters.
an
ctive Lib., as a speaker and or
gamzer; presdt. Papineau Club' ex-
presdt. Letellier Club; V.-P. Nat: Lib.
Club; favoured Increased subsidies to
the provinces, technical instruction In
schs.; R. C.-979 Tupper St" Montreal'
Club Canadien, do.
.. A man of talent, energy and merit."
-M. Herald.
Du Val, Bev, Frederic Beal (Presb.).
B. Prince GE'orge, Maryland, U.S.;
Huguenot, FrencÀ and Scotch ances-
try; e. Hightstown Classical Acad.,
N..J., and Princeton Unlv. (M.A.,
1875); graduated. with 2 gold meds.
and 1st prize In Bib. knowledge, 1872;
studied theol., Princeton. Theol. Semy.;
D.D., WoostE'r Univ., 0., 1886: m.,
1876. Miss Caroline KE'arfott, Phlla-
ddphia, Pa. (d. .June, 1909); o. 1875;
for some yrs. pastor of a ch. at To-
1.f't4,o. 0.: 'Pa
'[.or Kno-,,;: Oh.. "T.lnnipoe-g,
ince 1888; Moderator Genl. Assembly,
1908-9: a councillor Man. Unfv.; a
memo Bd. of Mangt., and a senator
Ma.n. ColI}. ; eloect-e.(ll a memo .Joinot
Oomte. on Oh. Unclon, 1908; preacheð
sermon, St. Andrew's Ch., Quebec, at
Quebec Tercentenary, 1908' author of
many beautiful Christian póems; trav-
eIl
d . extensively In Europe, 1909.-
Wtnntpeg.
.. Possesses the magic wand of .a ruler."
-M. Witnes8.
.. A highly educated man; a man of in-
finite tact."-Saturdall Night.
Duval, Louis Zéph71'in Arthur, phy-
'sician; educationist.
S. L. Z. D., N.P., St. Jean Port
.Joly, P.Q., and Eléonore (Verreau) D.,
sister late Abbé V.; first ancestor in
Can., a s. of Guillaume du V., Seign-
eur dIU Pontlo, of Brittany, settled
at Rlvlère Ouelle, P.Q.; b. St. .Jean
Port .J'oly, Oct. 31, 1847; e. CoOll.
Ste. Thérè5'e de Bloa,invoBJle, P.Q.; B..sc.
(Laval Unlv.), 1866; m., Sept., 1865,
Loulou, d. Arsène Michaud, advocate,
regr., Co. VIslet, P.Q.; M.D., 1872;
successively, prof.
mnastlcs, Latin,
chemistry, physics and math., Jacques
Oa.rHer Norma.l Sch., M,on.treal; prod'.
chemist., Chambre des Arts et Manf.,
Montreal; asst. civil engr., Montreal,
Ottawa & Occl-den t Ì'a;1 Ry.; dmughtrs-
man Quelbec & N. ,Shore Ry., Three
Rivers; prof. Frenoh, Royal ,Mil. CooIl1. ;
prof. mus'ic a.nd sclenooes, is.iI1'd, prof.
chemist., ,OOiIII. 'Of Piha,rm., Mon.trad,
sinlce 1897; author varIous articloes 0011
m:a;tIh. and obher bmlI1ches of science,
\\,hiioh 'have been 'highly cQlmmoendoe,d
by maUls. and obhers; R.C.-
B"a St.
Denis St., Monh'eal.
Du Vernet, Ernest Edward A" la.w-
yer.
E. U. C. Oon.; -In., Aug. J.O, 189
.
Julia Sophia (eleded Ip'reSdt. Bp.
Sbr.achan ,SClh. Old Girl,s' Assn., 1911),
e. d. kde .klJex. MarNnog, LL.D., To-
ron,toO; bapI'IÏste:r, 1889; K.C., 1908:
onle of the leadeps of 1'hoe Cam. baT:
has Ibeen eng:d. '3.'S counsel :in many
Important cases, both ciVilI anrð
criminal; a dir. Union Trust Co.;
head of law firm, D., Raymond, Jones,
Ross & Ardagh, Toronto; one of the
origl1l'3!1 (!iirs. oOf t'he
at:e United Em-
plr.e Bank on Its organlz:ruUon; a Con.-
Ol Indian Rd., Toronto; 'l'oronto Club;
Albany Club, do.
Du Vernet, The Bt, Bev, :Frederick
Herbert (Ang.), Bishop.
Huguenot descent; s. late Rev. Canon
Du V. '3.1lIdi Frances Eli?Ja Du V., a sis-
ter o'f Rev. Oall'o'll' El'legood (q.v.),
MoOntl'eal; a ,gmnds. Lt.-Dol. Du V..
Royal Statr COI1pos'; b. Hemmingford,
,P.Q., Jan. 20, 1860; e. King's CollI.
UllIlv., Wintd1sor, N.S. (D.D., ,1905), To-
ronto Univ., 8Jnd Wycllt'fe OoB. ToOrontt!o;
B.D., .Arch'bp. of Canterbury, 1893:
D.D., '.I.'rtn. Univ., 1904; m., 1885, Stella
(an assoc. memo Synod oOf Caledonia.
1907), d. Horatio Yates, M.D., King-
ston, Ont.; O. 1883; mission preacher,
dioce,se of Montreal, 2 yrs. ; secy.-treas.
and ed. secy. Can. branch, Ch, Missy.
Soc. Qif Eng.; memo Bd. of Mangt.
Missy. Soc. of Can. Ch. from I,ts found-
ation for many yrs.; conducted paro-
chial missions In the principal cities
and Itowns Oif Can.; successively 00,
Can. Church Missy. Gleaner t and assoc.
ed. New Era; prof. pract cal TheoI..
Wyclltre CoIl., Toronto, a85-95; rector
DWIGHT-DYMENT,
359
St. John's Ch., Toronto Junction, 1895-
1904; consecrated Bp. of Caledonia,
B.C., Nov, 30, 1904.-See House, Prince
Rupe7.t. B.C,
.. A devout, learned, laborious and estim.
able clerg
man. "-Oan. Ohurchman.
Dwight, Harvey Prentice, telegraph
presiden t.
B. Belleville, .Jefferson Co., N.Y.,
Dec. 23, ] 828; e. Osrwego Co.; m, 1st,
1856, Miss Sarah Hutchinson, Port
Robinson, ant (d.); 2ndly, Mary
Margt., d. Wm. Helliwell, Toronto;
a telegraph operator from his youth'
came to Can., 1847; in the employ of
the Montreal Telegraph Co., 1847-81'
since then In service Gt. N. W. Tele:
graph Co.; genl. mangr. of the co
1881-1903; since 1892 has been presdt.:
during N. W. Rebellion, 1886 re
:
dered signal service to the 'Govt
which was acknowledged in Parlt. bÿ
the Min'l". olf MiUtIa; ds 1st V.-P. Clan.
GenJ. EI-eûtTic 00., V.-P. Lond'Ün Elec-
tric Light Co. and a dir. Toronto
Electric Light Co.; formerly presdt.
Can. Birkbeck In'Vest. & Savings Co..
V.-P. Can. l\Iining Trust Co., and
dlr. Midland Ry.; Is chairman of the
bd. of Investigating govs., Royal Can.
Humane Assn.; a promoter .John
Abell Engine & Machine Co., 1902;
Ang.-l07 St. George St., Toronto' To-
ronto Club; Lambton Golf Club;'York
Club. do.
"Nobody equal to him."-Late Ron.
W m. J[ acdougall.
"An able, experienæ.d and upright busl-
ne
s manra
r."-The late Sir John Mac-
donald.
.. DO'llbly gifted,-with a kee'n scien.tific
instinct on the one hand .and rare busi-
ness capacity on the- other."-T. Globe.
Dyde, Samuel Walters, educationist.
S. late Saml. D., Ottawa, and Jane
Christina (Wardwpe) D., Berwick,
Scot.; b. Ottawa, :\Ioh. 11, 1862; -e.
Ott8Jwa Coil. Inst., Queen's Unlv., King-
ston (B.A. and gold med. In classics,
1883; M.A. and gold med
In phil.,
1884; D.,Sc., 1887), and Germany;
LL.D., hon., N. B. UnIv., 1900; m., Sept.,
1888, .Jane, d. late .T. W, Farrell, De-
troit. Micl1.; prof. mental and mora')
phil. and pol. econ., Unlv. of N. B.,
1886-89; prof. mental phil. and led.
German dassical lit., Queen's UnIv.,
KIngston, 1889-191.1; has since been
principal Presb. Theol. Coll. of Alberta;
elected chairman Bd. of Educ., King-
ston, 1903; has pUblished a transla-
tion of Hegel's II Phil. of Right"
(1896), and a translation, with an
intJroduC'tJlon of .. The 'DhooetoeJtus of
Plato" (1899); has lectured on .. The
Humours of ShalreSþoo
e" and otJher
subjects; this p.ortra,a (pr,egen.ted !t-o
Queen's Unlv. by the Arts 80<:. of vhat
ins.utu.uon, 19111; a P.resb.-St7.athcona.
Alta.
.. A man of a nervy, brainy nature."-
St. John Telegraph.
Dyer, Bev, William Pirritte (Meth.),
educationist.
S. late Jas. D. ; b. Orono, Ont., 1864;
e. there, Albert CoIl., BellevUle (B.A.,
with honours In phil. and n. øc1ence,
1877; M.A., 1889); and Vlct. Unlv.,
Toronto (B.Sc., 1892; D.D., hon.,
1894); m. Huldah, d. late Theodore
L. Spafford, Belleville; studied theol.
Albert ColI.; o. (Meth. Epis. Ch.),
1875; in charge of Belleville, 1875-
82; prof. nat. science, Albert ColI.,
for some yrs. up to 1886; since then,
presdt..,of that Institution; a memo
Bd. of Regents, Vlct. Unlv.; a sen-
ator, Toronto Univ.-Albert College.
Belleville. Onto
.. Eminent and successful iD his pro-
fession."-M. Witnes8.
Dyke, Bev. Joshua (Meth.), ant. mu-
nicipal service.
Welsh origin; 3rd S. John and Mary
D.; b. \\Tednesfield, Staffordshire, Eng..
Sept. 15, 1849 j e. pUblic schs. there;
m., 1st, Bella ld.), d. late John Park,
Lond'On, ant.; 2ndly, Sophia, d. John
Fox, Chatham ì ant.; entd. Meth. min-
Istry, Eng., 870; transfd. to Can.,
1872; o. 1874; successively pastor
London, Chatham, Bowmanvllle, Cal-
gary, Winnipeg, Fort William, Vir-
den, Moosomln, Edmonton and BIrtle;
retired, owing to throat affection, an<1
settled at Fort WIlUam, 1900; prize
essayist Theol. Union, Meth. Ch.,
1888; entd. municipal Ufe Fort Wil-
liam, as ald.
and chairman Bd. of
Works, 1901; elected mayor (by ac-
clamation), 1902-3; also, a councillor,
Bd. of Trade, and V.-P. Agricul. Soc.;
del. Dom. Congress, Bds. of Trade,
and presdt. PubUc Library; one of the
founders Union of Can. Municipali-
ties, of which he has been an office-
bearer; has been distinguIshed as a
promoter of municipal ownership;
often styled the father of the move-
ment; apptd. by local govt. to tour
Man. In interests of municipal tele-
phony, 1906; presented to Prince and
Princess of Wales (now King George
and Queen Mary), 1901; an Ind. Con.;
a Freemason and an Oddtfellow.-!19
Ross St., Fort William, Ont,
II A polished and effective .peaker."-
Am. Telephone Journ.
Dyment, Hon, Lt,.Col, Albert Edward,
stock broker; capÏotIa I'i st.
Eng. and Scottish origin; S. late
Nathaniel D., Barrie, ant., who came
to Can. with his parents from Devon-
shire, Eng., 1837, and Annie (McRae)
D., a native of Inverness, Scot.; b.
Lynden, ant., Feb. 23, 1869; e. Barrie
ColI. Inst. and U.C. CoIl.; m" .June,
1892, Edith, 2nd d. late A. T. Chapman,
London, Ont.; removed from Barrie to
Thessalon, ant., 1892; became partner
and mangr. there of N. &: A. D., lumber
manfrs.; sold timber mills and limits,
1906; now lives at Toronto, where h
Is a memo of the firm D., Cassels &
00., stock broke'rs, etc.; a goY. Can,
Nat. Bureau of Breed1ng, an-d Is
much Interested In the production of
thoroughbred horses; elected a memo
Toronto Stock Exchange, 1909; has
attained promInence In financIal
circles; a dlr. Wallaceburg Sugar Co.,
li'rost & Wood Co., Ltd., Can. Genl.
Electric Co., Port Hood Coal Co.,
Maritime Coal & Ry. Co., and Sove-
reign Bank of Can.; V,-P, The D. Se-
360
DYMOND-EASTMURE.
curi-Ues Loan & Savings Co., and Can,
'Dhoeatre.s Ltd.; -pre-sd,t. SoV'ereign Life
A-ssur. 00.; also ,a dJk. Onto Ülub;
formerly an ald. In Barrie; sat for
Algoma (H. C.), Lib. Interest, 1896-
1904, and for Algoma E., 1904-8, when
d-efeat
d; presented with a gold watch
and chain by Lib. friends in Algoma,
May, 1906; apptd. hon. It.-c
l., 97th
Regt. (haV'lng 'Previously been pay-
master), Feb. 14, 1907; presented to
the late King Edward, St. James's
Palace, London, Eng., .June, 1907; a
Pl'ot.-" Ravenswood," Toronto; On-
tm.io Club; Toronto Club, do.; Rideau
Club, Ottawa; Mt. Royal Club, Mont-
real,
Dymond, Allan Malcolm, lawyer; Onto
pu blic service.
S. late Alfred H. and Helen
Susannah (Henderson) D., latterly of
Brantford, Ont.; b. Brlxton, Surrey,
Eng., Sept. 24, 1864; e. U. C. Coli.;
m., Nov., 1890, Emma Staunton,
Mus. Bac., d. Rev. Hy, F. Mellish,
Caledonia, Ont.; barrister, 1885; K.C.,
1902; since 1870 law elk. to the Onto
Legislature; a commr, (and secy,) for
Ealran, Daniel, manufacturer.
B. Galt, Ont.; e, Central Sch. and
Dr, Tassie's Sch. there; m., 1874, Miss
Mary S. Foster, Paris, Ont.; went to
Penn., 1861, where he became Identi-
fied with the steel Industry, becominJ:
ultimately presdt. of the Am. Steel
Casting Co., Philadelphia; Is officially
connected with many other important
,business oonooI"IJJS.-Thurlow, Pa.
Ealran, WilUam :a:" banking pro;
fession.
B. N, S., 1865; e, there; removed
to Hutchinson, Kan., early In Ufe, be-
coming a dlr, and cashier 1st National
Bank there; apptd. presdt. Jackson
Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago,
1903.-53 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago,
Ill.
Eakin, Bev, Thomas (Fresb.); educa-
tionist.
Irish origin; e. Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1896; M.A., 1897; Ph.D., 1905) and
Knox CoIl., Toronto; graduated, 1899;
formerly pastor St. Andrew's Ch.,
Guelph, Ont.; since 1906, asst. minI'.
St. Andrew's Ch., Toronto; since 1905,
has been a lect. in oriental langs.,
Univ, CoIl., Toronto.-116 Madison Ave.,
Toronto.
.. One ,00 the forelD()oSt pre'B.cbe-rs in
Ca.nooa....-M. Witness.
Eakins, Wllliam George, Jibrarian.
B. Vienna, Ont., Nov. 16, 1854; e.
Ingersoll and Galt grammar schs. and
Toronto Un Iv. (B.A. and sUver med.
In mod. languages, 1876; M.A., 1877) ;
m., Apl., 1907, Edith Isabella Zim-
merman, d. late Jas. Evatt, Toronto;
barrister, 1880; practised Woodstock,
Onlt., U1lIt1l .Joam. 1, 1884, wlhoen !he jolnoedJ
the 00. st.atf of JlJhe Toronlto Mail as
l'eaJdJer w:I1Uer; apptd. Ubmriran lAw
iSoc. U. C., Dec., 1891, a !posHJion -he
øtJlJJ1 fili1s; IlL
rooma.soIIl; memo Sup.
the Consolidation of the Statutes,
June, 1906; author various legal pub-
lications; an Ang., and a del. to the
Provl. and Genl. Synods,-19 Castle
Frank Crescent, Toronto.
Dyonnet, Edmond, painter.
B. France; came to Can. when quite
young; studied art 4 yrs. In Italy,
principally in Turin, Florence, Rome
and Naples; before returning to Can.
exhibited a few pictures at the Intern.
Expn., Rome, where he has continued
to exhibit; excels In male portraiture,
virllity and refinement being happily
blended in !his work; an oeJ{lMI1-pl
of !hIs
work is presented In his portrait of
the late Archbp. Bond, Montreal (R.
C. A. Exbn., 190.5) ; elected an assoc.,
R. C. A., 1892; now a full academi-
cian; awarded a sUver med., Pan-Am.
Expn., Butralo, 1901, and at the Louisi-
ana Purchase Expn., 1904; has con-
ducted an outdoor sketching class In
oils, Montreal; represente,d R. C, A.
at the Festival of Empire, Lond'On,
Eng., 1910.-fQl1 Waverl:v St., Ville St.
Louis, Montreal,
E
Council 33rd degree, A. and A. S. R.,
Can.; also grand represent., near
Grand Lodge, Can., of Grand Lodge
of Hungary; an Ang., and a del. to
Synod.-578 Huron St., Toronto; Na-
tional Club, do.
Earle, Jr.ufns Bedmond, lawyer.
Fourth S. Rufus and CatherlntJ
(Redmond) E.; maternal grandf. emi-
grated from Irel. early part 19th cen-
tury, and served in Brit. forces, 1812-
14, taking part In Battle of Chrysler's
Farm; b. Tp. Winchester, Co. Dun-
das, Ont., May 8, 1876; e. local pub-
lic schs., Morrlsburg ColI. Inst., Ot-
taWia Normal Soh. , Orut. H
g.h Soh.,
'!',eachiers' Trralning Inst., 'Doronw, and
Man. Undv. (LL.B.); pruIlJOÍjpal H
h
Sch., Ei,l,larney. IMian., 1898..1901; bar-
l'Iisber (MJan.), 1904; doO. (N. W, T.),
1905; suoccessfulily iPralCltises ihlis prof.
at BaJbtl'eford ; .head of filìIn E. & Koelit!h ;
L
b.; P,r-esb.-Battlelord, Sask.
Eastmure, Arthur Lionel, insura.nce
profession.
Belongs to an old Kentish family:
S. late Saml. E. E., a ship owner and
marine ins. broker, London, Eng.; gt.-
grandf., a Brit. naval offr., k1l1ed In
action before Copenhagen; b. Green-
wich, Eng., ApI. 26, 1858; came to
Can., with his parents, when a boy;
e. Boys' Acad., Sherbrooke, P,Q.,
Bishop's COll., Lennoxvllle and Mont-
real: m., June, 1890, Lydia Hoyle, e.
d. late Jas. H. Ireland, Toronto; orig-
Inally a reporter Montreal Daily Star;
later, joined head office Citizens' Ins.
Co. of Can., becoming chief elk. of
his dept., and, In 1887, genl. lIupdt.
of same, with headquarters at Toronto;
founded firm of E. & Llghtbourn
((I.v.), Ins. and financial agts., ad-
..mlnlstrators and trustees, still exillt-
..lng, and which are chief agentø for
EASTON-EATON.
361
Can. and Nfd. of Lloyd's Plate Glass
Ins. Co. of N.Y., and various other
cos.: Is officially connected with many
other business organizations: Is V.-P.
Boller Inspection & Ins. Co. of Can.,
of the PlaJte Glass Undoe<rwriters' Assn.
and or the Inlt:ern
Assn. of Aocid'ent
Underwriters, '8.'11'<l presdlt. of 'bhoe Queen
City Plate Glass and Mirror Co., the
Onto Accident Ins. Co., and of the
Registry Co. of N. Am., of which he
was the chief promoter: served form-
erly In the 63rd Regt.: elected presdt.
Ch. and Mercantile Cricket League.
1905, and wel,1 known as an amateur
athlete and oarsman; stroked the
winning crew of the Argonaut Row-
Ing Club (elp('tpd presdt., 1907) In the
club races. 1895: holds many medals
and trophies: a fellow Toronto Ins.
Inst., and a mem. Brit. Empire
League: author of an address on
Employers' Llabf1lty Ins., and the Law
of LlabfUty to Workmen, wli!ply pub-
Ifshed: presented, with Mrs. E., to the
l'3Jte Kringo Edwaro, Windsor Castle,
.Tune. 1905: an Ind. Oon. : an Ang.-110
Pembroke St.. Toronto: ## Northview,"
OrIole Ave., Centre Island, do.: ROllal
Can. Yacht Club; Argonaut Row(ng
Club, do.
II Broad In his views. al1d untirinst In
his efforts for the upbuildinl!: of the par.
ticular branch of insuraJ1re. in which he
is en.g&ged."-ORfcl! and Field.
Easton, Bev, John Atkins (Ang.).
S. late Wm. Ed. E., Chaldon. Sur-
rpy. Eng.: b. Hull, Eng.. ApI. 18.
1871: e. St. Peter's Sch., York, Cor-
pus Christi Coil., and Ridley Hall.
Camb. (M.A.): m., 1901t Norah Ethel
y. d. .Tohn Attlep. Dorklngo, Surrey: 0
deacon. 1894: prlf'st. 1R95: curate St.
.Tohn the F.vangoe1ist. Ew'rton. Llvpr-
pool. 1894-7: do. Christ ("h.. Brlgohton,
1897-1900: do.
t. .Tohn the Evang-el-
1st. Bexley. 1900-0!>: Incumbent AT'-
("ola and Carlvle. Bask., sln("e 1 905 :
i1f'1. Pan-Ango. Con gorp ss, London. Engo.,
1908: opposed to marrlae- ø with de-'
ceasei1 wife's slster.-Arcola. Sask.
Ea.twood, John Mori.on, journalist.
S. late .Tohn E., merchant, Hamil-
ton, Ont.: b. and e. therf': m., Nov.,
1906, Florence, d. Hon. Wm. Gibson
(q.v.). Senator: Is V.-P. and mango
dir. Times Printing- Co.: formerly an
ald.; a df.r. Ha.rruillton Lib. OIub: un-
successfully contested Hamilton E.
(H. C.), Lib. Interest, g. e. 1908:
Presb.: one of the mangrs. Central
Ch., HaJ!I1llton. - U Linden Place."
Hamilton, Ont.; Hamilton Club.
Eaton, Adonlram Judson, education-
ist,
S. late Thos. W. E., Annapolis, N.S. ;
b. there, 1850; e. Acadia Univ. (B.A.,
1873; M.A., 1877), Harvard Univ.
(B.A., 1876), Yale and Lelpzlg Unlvs.
(Ph.D., 1885) ; m. Miss Adelia Wood-
man, WOlfvflle, N.S.; headmaster Am-
herst Acad., 1877-9 ; sUbs
quently
principal Woonsocket High Sch., Pro-
vidence, R.I.: assoc. prof. classics.
M'C'GdIQ Un
v., 1886: ,lSJter a pro!. IOf
do., ltihere: retired from iprofe.ssorslhlp
of o'liassics,
n orner to 'Prosecute 1J'Ie-
SOOiI"Clh W1Ork, 1911: .e.l.ecl.ed a mem..
Ann. Orltoolbal Soc., 1886, Am.. Plhl,lo!.
Aissn., 1894: suoooeodeod In estaJbg.
several brnnúhelS of t1he ATdh. Inst. of
Am. .in 'Can.. 1909: hias eddted several
text-books JÍI()Ir ooh. and roN. us'e: is.
frequent ooonrtI"ibU'oor Ito edruol. .f{)IUrnals:
rook a 'PT.orninenrt par.t 'In the fO'T'!Tl'8.tlO'Il
of 'the Dom. Eodrud. AS'S11.-!2 Holton
St., Westmount, Montreal.
Eaton. :Rev, Arthur Wentworth Ham-
ilton (Ang.); poet; essayist and
crlttc.
E. s. late Wm. E., well known In
connection with the educ. system of
N. S.. and as havlT\g held many pUblic
positions In that Province, an.d Anna
Aug-usta WilloughbY (Hamilton) E.;
b. KentviIlp, N.S. : f'. under his father's
dlroot1on an"" a;t Da1ihous.le Un
v. (B.IA..
ad eun.. 1904: 'M.A., do.); graðuated
Hl\rvard Univ.. 1880; D.C.L. (hon.),
King's Col1. Unlv., 1905; unm.: o.
deacon, 1884: priest, 1885: had charge
of the :parish of Chestnut Hill, Boston.
hut for many yr!". has been at the hpoad
fl.f the dept. of Eng-. lit. in the Cutler
('h., one of the oldest ani! most Im-
portant bovs' sehs. of N. Y.; an hon.
memo N. B. Hlst. Soc.. a corr. mf'm.
N. S. Hist.
oc. and a life memo Mass.
HI
t. and Genpalog. Soc.: ha5 contri-
buted pro
e and v-er
e to manv mags.
and 'Periodicals;
ut'hor: .. T}1f' Heart
of the Crepits; Historical Religion In
the Lle-ht of Moclern Thougoht" (18R8) ;
"Acadian Legends and Lyrics" (1889) ;
.. Letter Writing-, Us Ethics and
Etiquette" (1890): .. The Ch, of Eng.
In N. S. and the Tory Clergy of the
ReV'Olution" (891): .. Tales of a Gar-
rl!';on Town" (with C. L. Betts)
(892); II College Requirements In
Eng." (900): "Acadian Ballads and
Dp Soto's Last Dream II (1905):
.. Poem
of the >Christian Year" (1905\ :
.. The J.otus of the Nile and Other
Popms" (1907), and" The History of
King-'s County, N.S.: Heart of the
Acadian Land" (1910); ed, II Rec01-
lectlons of a Georgia Loyalist" (1901),
and Pope's "Rape of the Lock" (1901) :
his genea.lo
lcal books and monograJPhs
("omprise: II The Nova Scotia Eatons to :
"Eaton of Elmwood". II The Olive-
stob Hamlltons": II Th
Hamlltons of
Berwick and Dover to; II IA.-Col. Otho
Hamilton, his sons .Tohn a.nd Otho, and
his grandson Sir Ralph Hamilton''':
"The Layton, Hfll, and Sut,h-erlancl
Families," anll the II Cochran and
Inglis Families of Nova Scotla."-IS
Somerset St., Boston, Mass.; Authors'
Club, do.
.. His æn-se OIl rhvthm is delio!p.te, hi.
masteTV ()'ve'r metre is s:urprisil1g, aY1d his
method of thought essenttally sympathetic."
-N.Y. Ohristian Union. .
II Has already achieTed &n envi&bIe p1&ce
among the thinkers of the day."-Boston
Oommonwealth.
.. Eaton, I think. has been the m.oct
happy of the Can.adians in treating their
national le
ndB. There are few writers in
the UY1Hed States who equal him In th1a
respeoCt."-You7lger A.merican Poet.,
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EATON,
Eaton, Miss :Beryl, nursing profes-
sion.
Y. d. Edward E., artist, Montreal;
b. and e. there; served In Brooklyn
Ho8p. Training Sch. for Nurse,s 3 yrs .
post-grad. course, Rhodes Ave Hosp'
Chicago, Ill.; Is asst. supd1:. and supdi
of surg.. Frances E. Willard Nat.
TE'mp. Hosp., Chicago; a mem. W.C.
T.U.. Chicago; holds decided views on
prohibftlon Question.--'
-
9 8. Lin-
coln St., Ohicago, Ill.
Eaton, Brenton Halliburton, lawyer.
B. Cornwallis, N.S., Aug. 8, 1837;
E'. Acadia Unlv. (B.A., 1859; M.A.,
1862; D.C.L., hon., 1899); barrister,
1864; K.C. (M. of Lansdowne), 1884;
R. 00. U'l1Jdlffi' E. F. Aci.. ,1885 ;
,cooss-
fuBy practises his prof. In Halifax; a
gov.. Acama Unlv.; presdt. Bapt. Con
ventIon, Maritime Prov1nce5 1886-7'
V.-P. Citizens' Moral Refor
Assn.:
1905; treas., do., 1909: pres'<Ï't. N. S.
i:'æ'P. Allfance, 1905; Bapt.-Ha]ifax.
Eaton, Rev, Charles Anbrey (Bapt.).
On father'!!! sld
descended from
an 'Old Mass. ,famIly that settled In
Haverht1l, Mass., 1638; s. Stephen
and Mary D. (Parker) E.; b. Lake-
vll1e. Co. Cumherland. N.R. Mch. 29
1868; e. Acndfa Unlv. (B.A.. 1890:
M.A.. 1893; D.D.. 1907). nnd Newton
Theo1. Semy.; M.A., ad eund., iMcMas-
ter Unlv., 1896; D.D.. Baylor Unlv..
1900; m., .Tune, 1895, Mary Wlnnffred,
d. Capt. W. D. ParHn. Natlck. Mass.;
beg-an to preach at 18 yrs. of a
e; o.
1893: pnstor 1 st RRpt. {'h.. Natff'k
1893-5; do. Bloor St. Bapt. IGh., To
ronto, 1895-1901; do. Old Euclf4'1 Ave.
Rapt., Ch., Cleveland (.Tohn D. RoC'ke-
feBer s Home Ch.). 1901-9; since then
has been pa!';tor, iMadlson Ave. Ba.pt.
Ch, N. Y. City; spent geveral sum-
mers In Gt. Brit. and on the c.ontfnent
preaching- with gl'PRt
u('cess; dec1tned
('all to 1 st Bapt. Ch., Winnipeg'. 1899:
4'10. Bupd't. of Intern. Young People's
Movement of Am., 1901; one 0If the
founders and 1st presdt. of New Eng-
Alumni Assn. of Acadia Unlv.; Is 3r
V.-P. Can. So('. of N. Y.; has serve-d
as a gOY. Mc'Master Unlv. and moder-
ator of Clevf'land Ba"pt. Assn.; now
a trustee of Denison Unlv.: has lec-
tured on many topics, Including- '" Our
Kith and Kin Beyond the Sea," '" The
Relg-n of the Common People " '" Can
Independen-cp It and '" 20th 'Centun;
Chrlstfanl,ty " ; was ed.-In-chlef of
Acadia Athenæ1tm, 1890; ed. writer on
soclologolcal Bnd retfgtous topIcs, To-
r.onto Globe. 'for 4 yrs. ; wrote a sel'tes
of letters describing' the then state of
affairs In Eng. for Toronto Globe. 1896 ;
was also Can. correspondent for Boston
Transcript and other Am. journal,s;
author: U For Troubled Hearts" (1901)
and U The Old Evang-e1fsm and t.he New
EV<1\nge1fsm" (1901); uA me1torlst In
social thougoht, Lfb. In poIltks."-Madi-
son Ave. Rapt. Ok., New York Oity.
"A fOl'cibl
public sJjea.1rer and an At.
tractive man in the pulpU."-M. Star.
'"An elrrneEfi Ohristian teacher, who aim.
at a
apt!pg his message to the age in which
he lives. -Can. Ohurchman,
"A scholar. a. thinke,r and a man of bro.ad
human sympathie.s."-T. Globe,
Ea.ton, Mrs, Charlotte, author.
B. and e. Eng.; m., 1887, Wyatt
Eaton, a nat
ve of PhUipsburg-, P.Q.,
wI:o highly dIstinguished himself as a
p,:unter ..(d. .Tune 7, 1896); author
Desire, a volume of verse (1904),
a.n d of various contributions to mag.
ht.; also well known as a reader;
cRlls {'an. II the land of her heart."-
New York.
.. The feminine Walt Whitman."-'" Kit."
Ea.ton, Lt,-Col, David Xsaae Vernon,
Can. permanent military f'Orces.
S. .Tas. K. E., C.E., Truro, N.S., and
Ann King (Pltblado) E.; descended
from the HaverhtU Eatons, who came
to Am. from Eng-., 1640: b. Truro,
Sept. 19, 1869; e. pubtfc schs. and Truro
Acad.; m., Dec., 1898, Myra, d. late
Hon. ArC'hibald Fltz-Randolph, '" Frog-
more," Fredericton, N.B.; emplovE'ò as
C. E., Newfoundland Ry., 1889-90;
surveyor and topographer, Can. Geol.
survey, 1891-6; In charge surveying
and topographY, A. P. I.ow's explora-
ttons In Labrador. 1893-5; gazetted
lleut. Can. permt. Forces (from major
In mtlltlfl commdg-. Ottawa Ffpld
Brutty.), 1896; ca'Pt., .1902 ; majO'T, 1905 ;
It.-col., 1910; served as ca.pt. In S. A.
War, 1899-1900, and major 2nd In com-
mand, 3rd Regt., C. M. R., 1902
(QuE'en's med., with 3 clasps); spe-
clallv selecteò by Earl Rohprts, f'om-
mand'er-ln-cl1
ef, for St.aff CoN., Cam-
berley, and was the first C'olonial offr.
to 'be admrJ.1rt.oo ,tihoe.reto, 1902: g1mdu-
ated, 1905; JIH'Ip,senrt'e-d, 'W1I.th M'l1S. E.,
to la're ,:K;IT1Ig anld Queen, ,I !!04; asst.
drJ.r. opernrt.l()'11s and s't'aff ilutles, ,1905;
a. 'ffiJem. .gent. staff OIf'the EmpÌ'I'e, 1907 ;
dlr, of iÌ"l"8Jlno1ng, otJtawa, 1908; 1'eV'ert'S
too 'I"e
lim'enlt3l1 d'l1lty, commðg-. U B"
Ba.tJtery, R. C. H. A... Feb., 1911; a. ddr.
()tJtawa Hunt Olub: An.g.-Ki?!{Jston,
Onto ; Frontenac Club. do. : Rideau
Olub Ottawa: Ottawa Golf Club; Ot-
tawà Hunt Club; Oolonial Club
Lon-
don, Eng.
Eaton, John Craig, merchant and
manufacturer.
Y. s. late Timothy E. (d. .Tan. 81,
1907) and Margt. (Beattie) E.; fath-
E'r, a native CloghE'r, IreJ., founder T.
Eaton Co., Ltd., Toronto, Winnipeg,
and Vancouver, and of Margt. Eaton
Sch. of Lit. anò Expression: b. To-
ronto, NiOV. 9, 1875; e. T-oronrt-o Moooel
ScIh.; m. rthe d. la1e JoOIhn 'McCrea,
()rræmee, Ont.; IkaJlnlNl ttJo a busl-
ne<ss }life unodleT ih'l-s father; V.-P. E.
Co., un<1er his father; þresd1:. since his
death; has factories In different cities
In Ont.; also In Montreal; a dlr. Ster-
Hng Bank, Dom. Bank, Margt. Eaton
Sch. of Lit. and Exp., and Onto Motor
League; presdt. TurbIne Steam
hlp
Co. and Hamilton Steamboat 00.:
rated as a milUonalre; a memo bd. of
rege.nts, Victoria Unlv.; a gOY. of the
Toronto Gein'l. HO'S}).; '8. Lib., and V.-P.
EATON-EBY.
363
Toronto Reform League; has deollned
nomination from his party to H. C.;
olJlP'O'sed to Taft-
e1odin'g- l'eclpI'OOlt'Y
aJ
enlt:, 1911 ; a .Me-tib. ; gav>e
$10,000 to endoWIDenrt fund of V;lc-
Í'()Irla Un
v., 1907, $5,000 to Y. W.
C. A., W1nrupe.g, 1908, and $50,000
to Y. M. C. A., Tol'cmrt:o, 1910; unodm--
took 10 .oonmroct :the .entire sur-
giool wing of the new GenI. Hosp., at
a cost of $250,000, In memory of his
father, 1910; purchased" The Tekla,"
the laJrgest and best equipped steam
yacht on Lake Ont., 1910; elected: an
Indian IChlef, do.; (for an appreciation
of his work, written by Augustus
Bl"lidle, see The Globe, Saturdall mag.
sec., A'P'I. 30, 1910-); Merbh.-1U Wal-
mer Rd., Toronto; Manitoba Club,
Winnipeg.
.. The most expert motorist in the
Dominion."-T. World.
II One whose deeds have been an inspira-
tion no Jess than an example to other very
rich men."-T. Telegram.
.. It has become much of a proverb to
say that Eaton's is the greaiU!st gene,ral
purpo,ge store in Ca1J.ad,a-and the third
in Aaneric&."-T. Globe.
<fA phiJanthropist more practi001 than
Oarnegie. whose sole ooncern in giving
away millions is to look .afwr the minds
of the human race, leaving other benefac.
tors to take ca.re of their bod:ies."-S. N.
Eaton, Lieut, Robert Barry, Can.
mil. force.
econd s. .Tas. K. E., C.E., Truro.
N.S.; b. there, Aug. 5, 1871; e. there:
m., Mch. 25, 1901, Violet Mav, e. d
late Commander A. R. Gordon, R.N.
and grandd. late Sir Melville Parker,
Bart.; served in S. A. Constabulary
during S. A. War (Queen's med., with
4 clasps; King's med., with 2 clasps) ;
Ang.-Cooksville, Onto
Eaton, Robert y" merchant; manu-
facturer.
A nephew late T1imothy E., Tororuoo;
b. BaUymena., IreI.; came .to ToroIllto
when yO'Ung; e. rt'here; 1st V.-P. The
T. IDaton 00., Tor.onto aJIld Winn
pe.g;
e].ected a (llr. of tlhe Sterltlng Bank,
1908; do. Ham1-l'Ì'on Ste8!mbOOJt 00.,
19.11.-383 Brunswick Ave.
Toronto.
"A young man <J'f wonderful executive
abiI.ity."-Oan. A.m.
Eaton, Seymour, author.
B. Epping, Ont., 1859; e. local schs.;
m., .Tan., 1884, Miss .Tennle V. Adair,
Winnipeg; in early manhood a 8ch.
te.acher: hf'came a resident of Boston
Mass., 1886, for 5 y>rs. dlr. Drexel
Inst., Philadelphia; evolved the phm
of the Chicago Record's home study
courses, or which he was dlr., 1896;
founded Booklovers' and Tahard Inn
Ubrad-es .In U. S. Sioo Glt. Bdt.; 1l3Jter
became secy. Intern. Policyholders'
Assn.; resigned, 1906; creator of the
famous Teddy bears; besides varIous
text-books and other literary prOduc-
tions, Is author of II Dan Black: Edi-
tor and Proprlf'tor," which has been
df'clared by Robert Barr (q.v.) to be
.. ,the best story of the dJe.cadte,"-Lans-
downe. Pa.
Ebert., Eon, David MacEwen, law-
yer; statesman.
Third 8. late Wm. Duncan and Mary
Bell (MacEwen) E.. Clmtham, Ont.:
U. E. L. descent; b. Chathflm. Ont.,
0\ pl. 22, 1850; e. Chatham Grammar
Sch. and Hf'l1muth CoIl.. London. Onto ;
m., .Tune, 1884, Mabel Hove, f'. d. late
Wm. Charles, la tf' Inspg. chief fnrtor,
H. B. Co.; solicitor (B. C). 1880;
barristpr, 1882; bpncher L<tw f:oc.,
1884; K.C. (E. of Derby). 1892; K.C.
("R. C.), 1899; practlsf's his pror. In
Victoria, in partnprshfp with W. J.
Taylor, K.C., and H. D. Twigg-: one
of the Ipaders of thp B. C. ba r; has
pleadpd bpfore .Tl. Comtp. P. C.; re-
commendpd ror a judgpshlD bv Tupper
Admn., 1896; has heen prf'sdt. Union
Club: has sat In the B. C. Lpglsla-
rtllre since .1890; now sit.s for Saanlcm,
commpndng-
n 18!!.fí: wa_<: a 'Tn'em. ,of
successive Govts., and hpld the Atty.-
Gpneralshlp In the Turnpr, Dunsmuir,
and Prior Admns.; became Speaker of
the Assembly, Mch., 1907; re-elprted,
1910; present, by Invitation, In Wf'st-
minster Abbey at royal coronation,
Aug., 1902; a Llh.-Con.: an Ang.-
Victoria, B.C.: Union Club, do.; Van-
C01tver Club. Vancou1'er.
"A ma.n (\f di
nitv Rnd courtesy, and
with " wide knowlett
e of parliamentary
IIIW and praf'ti C'e. "-V. World.
Eby, Rev, Charles Samuel (Cong.).
S. ,Jonas E., of Wa
dpnshm blood.
and Hannah (Fess3nt) E., the latter
a native of Eng.; b. Godprlch. Ont..
Nov. 4, 1845; e. Guelph High Sch. and
Victoria Unlv., Cobourg (B.A., 1R71;
D.D., 1886); m., .Tunp. 1871, Miss
Ellie Keppol, Brooklyn, N.Y.; o. 1871 ;
engd. Gf'rman mission work till 1876;
proceeding to .Tapan, In latter year,
under the Meth. Ch. of Can., openN]
work in city of Kofu; later, In tne
capital. sought to widen mission mpth-
ods, and sf'cured the érf'ctlon of a
central tabernacle at Toklo, ror the
servlcps of the mission, acknowledged
to hp the larg-est and finest Proto ch.
in .Tapan; not only lectured In their
lang-uage to the educatpd youth ofthp
C'apitaI. wrotp pamphlets, and ed. for
2 yrs. The Chrysanthemum Mag., but
visited other cities on Ipcturlng and
evang-plfi'tfc tours: rpturning- to Can.,
InvaHded, 1894, accepted a call to
Homer
t. Meth. Cn., Vancouver, B.C.,
May, 1896: rf'turned to Toronto, 18Q9,
and servpd spvpral chs. In Onto : placpd
on the supprannnated 1i!"t, 1 Q 07, at his
own request; was apptd., Oct., 1908,
pastor Zion Congo Ch., Toronto; re-
signed,iMay, 1910: founded the People's
Ins't., Toronto, 1909; apptd. sery. Can.
Peace and Arbitration Soc., do; while
en god. In German work. pit. anl1 pub-
lishf'd for a short perlol1 a German
paper. called The Evangelist; author
of "The Eastern Pioneer of Westf'rn
Civilization, and thp Rpcognition Her
Efforts Recelvf'," .. Mpthodlsm n nd the
Mif'sionary Prohlem." .. (,hristlanlty
and Civilization." II Christianity and
Humanity-a Course of Lectures,"
.. God Love," II Charter of the King-
dom," and II Problems of Citizenship";
364
EBY-EDGAR.
oo's ilectured 'On "'I'he True Inwaro-
ness or :tJhe Yellow Beni,}" amd other
subjecl8; :in 1898 ref'll'sed a. dO'TIruU'Ol1
to' ibis ch, beæ.ru'se dt was portion of
bhe .procood.s or a tJhoetalÌrlCial1 enltenta.i'n-
m'e'l1it.-ffO Westmoreland Ave., '1'0-
ronto.
.'A most magnetic spe-RJmr."-M. & E.
Eby, Frederick, educatiO'nist.
S. late Dr. Aaron E., Berlin, Ont.:
h. there, Oct. 26. 1874; e. StratfO'rd
CO'II. Inst., McMR8ter Unl". (B.A..
1895), ChicagO' {Tniv., Clark Univ.
(Ph.D., 1900), and Univ. O'f Berlin:
took fellow. In ped., Clark Unlv., 1899 ;
m., Dec., 1900, Rlizabeth NuckO'll
. d.
PrO'f. A. H. Newman (q.v.). D.D..
LJ....D.: prof. ChicagO' Univ.. 18n-9:
dO'. phil. and educatiO'n, Baylor Unl".,
since 1900; author "The Reconstruc-
tlO'n O'f thf' Kindergarten "PedaJ!'oJ!'lcal
Sem-Inar," .. The Orga'l11z13. MOTh OIf Per-
sO'nallty," and "Report O'f the Intern
CO'ngress for the EducatlO'n In the
Family" (Liege, Belgium, 1905), <>tc.:
Bapt.- Waco, Texas, U.S.
Eoole.tone, Arthnr W" Am. ry. ser.
B. HamlltO'n, Ont., Sept. 25, 1858;
f'ntd. Sf'rvice Can. RO'uthf'rn Rv.. 1877.
since when 'has filled many 'Import-
ant and respO'nsiblf' pO'sltions, hecam-
Ing E. passenger agent, ToledO', St.
LO'uis & Kansas City Ry., 18Q2, rind
subsequently S. passenger agent, Cen-
tral VermO'nt & Can. Atlantic Ry.;
since Sept., 1900, has beE'n dlst. pas-
senger agent. N. Y., ChicagO' & St.
LO'uis Ry. and S. passenger agent Cen-
tral VE'rmont and Can. Atlantic Ry.-
.'R5 Rroad'lNIJl, Ne'lo York.
Bohlin, Edmund :Burke, physician.
S. RO'bt. and Amanda (WO'od) E.;
b. Tp. Beverley, WentwO'rth, Ont.: e
Htgh ,Súh., DUßIC:1IaJ9, Ont. ; Que.pn's
Univ., Kln'gisto'l1., OnlÌ. (B.A., 1899;
M.D., 1891): stUJdled alsO' ,1.1'1 Lan
.clIO'n, Enog.; m. d. ,late A'l1dr,ew Mc-
Darmra.ck, Obtaw.a; h.as fP'J"aobls,eð 'In
Ottawa since .Jan., 1894: surgeO'n-
maj'Or 2nd F1iel,à'BaM., Can. A.my., 189'7-
1906: Is surgeO'n CO'. Carleton Proto
Hosp., Ottawa; physician to' DO'm. and
RO'yal N. W. MO'unted PO'lice. and to'
Arty. Brigade: memo Soc. Mil. Sur-
n.s, U. ,S.; pl'e'sd1t. Ottawa MOO.-
CMr. Soc., 1908; a no01'E'ò f'OiOtbaH
pia yeT, anð ,form'e,rly prpwt. OU'aw-a
Lawn Ten'l1
1S Club; a Pre,sb.-196 Elgin
St., Ottawa.
Eckardt, Hamer Mark Philip, authar.
S. Ed. and Catherine (Braithwattf')
R; fa ther s. Philip E., an early set-
tler CO'. YO'rk, Ont.; mO'thf'r frO'm
YO'rkshlre, Eng.; b. UnlO'nvlllE', Ont..
Oct. 24, 1869; e. there and Markham
High Sch.: m., Sept., 1910, Mrs. Edith
E. Deyell, SO'urls, Man.; entd. service
Merchants Bank O'f Can., 1886; now
reUr-ed .on a pens,ÏtCm: -hra'S acteð R!"
financial cO'rre
ondent f,ar a number O'f
jO'urnals In Can., U. S.,' anl1 Eng. sincE'
1902; pub1fshf'd "Mamml O'f Can.
Bankl'n,g" (1909): "A Ra1la'Tll3Jl BRnk-
Jnog Sys.t'em" (19,11); An-g. - Care
lIferchants Bank of Can.,. Montreal.
.. III making his wiI'itings a life study."
-M. cf If,
Edgar, Edward Kaoka7, banking pro-
fessiO'n.
A bro. L. Lome E. (q.v.): b. U76:
e. MO'ntreal: m., .June, 1906, Miss Ethel
Pender: acquired much af his business
experience In the omce O'f Senator
Rabt. Mackay (q.v.): f:I. fO'rmer mem.
MO'ntreal StO'ck Exchange and head of
tJhe firm of E. 'Mla-ckay E. & .00'., 5't'ock
and bO'nd brO'kers, MO'ntreal: retired
from the MO'ntreal Exchange and
remO'ved to' LondO'n, Eng., where he
became a mem. O'f the LondO'n Stock
Exchange and was admitted to' the
Eng. banking firm of Sperling & Ca.,
1908; when In MO'ntreal was devO'ted
to' amateur acting, tennis playing and
yachting; built a trial boat fO'r the
Seawanhaka Cup races, 1910: was a
prO'moter of many successful public
E'nterprlses when In Can.; Presb.-
rare Sperling & Co., bankers, Lon-
don, Eng.
"Hns disp1a,\"pd financial ability in Ii
marked degree."-!l. Herald.
Edgar, L, Lome, stO'ck and bond
brO'ker.
S. late Frank E., a native of Quebec,
a memo of the firm of Mackay BrO's.,
whO'lesale dry goods merchants. secy.
Ri
slbO'O' Plaper CO'., etc.: b. and e.
MO'ntrE'al; m. Miss BrO'phy: elected a
memo :Montreal Stock Exchange, 1907;
head O'f firm L. Lame E. & CO'., .Mant-
real; tO'O'k over the business farmerly
cO'ntrO'lled by his bro., 1907; a pro-
mO'ter Mexican Electric Light Ca.,
1905; Presb.--66, it The Linton," Mont-
real; Montreal Jockey Club, do.
Edgar, Miss Mand Caroline, eduoo.-
,tlO'nist.
E. d. late HO'n. Sir .J. D. E., K.C.
:M.G., and Lady E.; b. Toronto; e.
TO'rO'ntO' Unlv. (B.A. and GO'v.-Genl.'s.
med. In mod. liang'S., 1896); jolnro
tea.ehlnrg staff, HaV'engal Col.I., T'OI'O'Ilto,
1899: O'pened a ladies' sch. In Mont-
real. of wMoh she Is 'Principal, 1909:
a cleveT speaker and an accO'rn.pllshed
amateur actress; author .. The Place
Women's .CoUeges Fill In the Educa-
tional Neeðs O'f Our CO'untry," a paper
(1906) ; Ang.-507 Guy St., Montreal.
Edgar, O.car Pelham, authar; educa-
tiO'nlst.
2nd s. late HO'n. Sir Jas. D. and
La-dy E., hobh aooompN,shed wrI'oors:
b. Thronto, Mch. 17, 1871; e. U. C.
0011., TIOronto Un.lv. (B.A.. 1892),
and .J.ohns ,HOIPkins -D'l1llv. (Pth.D.
amà l1e}.JlQw, 1897); m, Dec., .1893,
Helen MaðeJ.\ne, 3rd '<1. 1'3.1e aeo.
D' Arcy BO'ultO'n, Q.C.; taught U. C.
CO'II., .1892-5; lect. French
ang. and
lit., VictO'ria Unlv., TO'rontO', 1897-9:
assoc. praf. do. dO'. da., 1899-1902;
since then 'has been 'prof. dO'. do. do.:
has been secv. Can. SO'c. O'f AuthO'rs;
alsO' presdt. TennysO'n Club, Toranta;
Pf'esdlt. Mod. 'La'ng. -sec., OnlÌ. Ed'l1c.
A.ssn., 1908-9; a promoter Un,iv. Print-
Ing & Pu'bUshlng CO'" 1902; founded
Pelham Edgar prize In French cotn-
p.osition, TorO'nto Unlv.; besides having
cO'ntrJbuted to Can. and Am. mags.,
has ed. editions of Parkman's .. The
Struggle fO'r a Continent" and .. The
Roomance of Oan. lUst,";
8 one of ttJhoe
EDMONDS-EDWARDS.
365
editors .of
lOl'3.n,g's .. 'I1hoe 'M1akers IOf
Oanada" se.ries; acted as eam .a.df-
v1ser to .Sidne-y Lee in tlhe Ipfleù)8.ra-
t10n of the new ed. of the "Dictionary
or Nat. Biography," 1911; has lectured
on .. Shelley's Debt to 18th Century
Thought" and .. Nationalism in Poetry
and Can. Poets"; a Ll,b.; an Ang.-
21 Euclid Ave., Toronto; T01'onto Uoll
Club, do.
"A literary critic of th(7 highest orde-r,
and an acoolIDpliÐhed and graceful w.riter."
-T. Globe.
Edmond., Bev. Walter Everard (Ang.)
S. Worn. B. and! Alice M. (,Stitt) E.;
b. Norwich, Ont., Oct. 30, 1875; e.
Norwich, \Voodstock, Toronto, and St.
John's ColI., \Vinnipeg, and Man.
Univ, (B.A.; M.A.); m., Dee" 1903,
MIss L. E. M. De Lome, Plymouth,
Eng.; o. dea.ocm. 1902; priest, do.;
sometime- v'iC8!r St. J'O'bn's, Sa,ska.toon,
Sask. ; now retired; taught sch. 2 yrs.;
first princi,pal Cards ton public scb.s.;
subsequently headmaster Emmanuel
ColI., Prince A1bert; a well-known con-
tributor to Can. press; while at univ.
was ed.-in-chiel! St. John'8 ColI. Mag.;
in e'aJI"l'Y Gays a -notoed ßJthl:ete; w hli'liJ
at coli., won the annual champion-
ship; a staunch upholder of Imperial-
ism.-Ulad8tone, Man.
U Wields a facile pen; his serial, . Dash-
in
Dick,' as well as his beautiful little
poem, · The Weddini of the Flowers,' much
admired."-Can, Churchman.
Edmond., William Lewi., journalist.
S. W. G. and Elizabeth E. ; b. North-
umberland, Eng., Jan. 15, 1859; e.
Bideford, K. Devon, Eng.; m., June,
1885, Ida E., d. E. Galley, Toronto;
came to Can., with parents, 1873;
began newspaper work, 1875, gOing
through mech., reportorial, and ed.
branches; published Onto Gleaner
(Cannlngton) over 2 yrs.; then suc-
cessively reporter Toronto New8, com-
mercial and city ed. Toronto World,
marug. ed. .MJacLean 'trad-e papers, anld
later V.-P. and .genl. mangr. .M:aoLean
Bub. 00.; sev-ered his lOO'IlJlIeoC!tion w.H-h
/tIhe .Ma.oLeans, '00 form, with D. 0,
'MeKln'lliOn. 'th
Can. Merchant ,Ptub.lJish-
ing CIO., Jan., .19.11; a J.P. and
m'em. I!3d. of Tra.d'e; .a;uthar .. Tihe
Can. Manufacturer's VuLne,rabÞe <<Spot "
(1910); a Lib., and umsUJCIC'essfuJily
con't
Sltoo E. 'l"'ol1On'oo, ,in. 'Ì:ha.t in-
terest (L()oOOII) , g. e. 1905; !pr
vi'ou&ly
an unsuOC'esstUil candJiòate flOr Sclh.
Bd.; eloect'ed pre,sdot. 1st Ward Youn,g
Lib. Club, 1905; a Presb. ; .fm
sevoeoral yrs. /took an aoCbiv
peart "in
S. .s. work, allso in young 'POOJ)!Ie's
a.ssns.; favlOurs IDIOderate /pr.oteCit.jl()lJ1
and rnun-lcipaJI and g>ov l t. !Ownership
of pu bl ic uotiliotoies ; a FreOOllas-on ;
an ardent lawn bowler; first presdt.
Kew Bea-ch Bowlln.g Club.-l21 Balsam
A ve., Toronto; National Club, Cana-
dian Club, Ke1.O Beach Bowling Club.
'.A Libeor.a.1, hært alld eoul."-Late
John A.. Ewan.
Edvina. Madame (see Edwardes, HOllo
Mrs. Marie Louise Juliette).
Edwarde., Bon. Karle Louise Juli-
ette, vocalist.
D. late F. X. Martin, Vancouver,
B.C.; b. Quebec; e. Convent of the
Sacred Heart, :Montræ.l; m., 1st, -
Buxton (d.); 2ndly, 1901, Hon. Cecil
Ed'Wardes, 3rd s. 4th Baron Kensing-
.ton; f.arm.ed -as an a.matÐur v,ocra.!ris.t and
actress; studied singing in Paris under
Jean de Reszke, 1904-8; made her
deburt 3JS
farg-ueri!ta in .. Fa.ust," at
Oovent Garden, London, Eng., 1908.-
(Sta.g>e nam
: 'Madame E.dV1irua).-
Cure Canadian Office, London, Eng.
.. Literally fr.scinating-so pretty, so
young, so dainty:'-V. World.
Edward., C, B" Can. mun. servIce.
Graduated B.A. (Queen's Univ.,
Kingston), 1900; sometime history
master, London CoIl. Inst.; apptd. city
clk., London, Ont., Dec. 26, 1902.-
London, Onto
Edward., Bev. Charle. (presb.).
S, late 'Vm. E., secy. Dept. Public
Works, Toronto; b. Toronto, Mch. 19,
1863; e. Toronto ColI. Inst. and by
private tuition; m., June, 1894, Miss
Abbie Eldridge Bokee, Brooklyn, N.Y.;
graduated Auburn Semy., N. Y., 1891;
served as asst. minr. 13th St. Presb.
Ch., N. Y.; o. 1892; for 11 yrs. pas-
tor historic Franklin Ave. Presb. Ch.,
Brooklyn, N.Y.; since engd. in liter-
ary and educl. work; has lectured on
the Holy Land, and has read a series
of papers entiUed "Mental Philosophy
in .Li'amiliar Terms"; a Can. aiways.-
59 (fates Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y,
Edward., Lt.-Col. Elihu Burritt, law-
yer,
S. Jas. and Euphemia E.; b. Peter-
boro', Ont., Aug. 21, 1850; e. Peter-
boro' Gra;mmar Sch. and Toronto Univ.
(.B.A., WiiltJh l!1oonours in moOd. lang.,
UrìO; M.A., 1!
ï1; LL.B., 1881); m.,
1st, 1884, Harriet (d. July, 188
), d.
late Rev. Wm. Reid, D.D.; 2ndly, 1895,
Harriet France.s, d. late ßdJward
Brown, Goodwood; barrister, 1874;
K.C., 18
; formerly practised at
Peterboro'; now practises at Edmon-
'lon, .Aàta.; ell'td. v. an. as oa.pt. 571tJh
Regt., 187
; major, 1889; It.-col. com-
manding regt., 1!J00; brigade maj., 5th
Brigade, 1900; D. A. A. G., 3rd Div.,
1!J0
; transfd. R. 0., Oct., 1902; ap-
ptd. It.-col. comdg. 101st Regt.,
Oct., 1
08; holds long service decora-
tion; formerly noted for his interest
In athletics and sports; long capt.
Peterboro' Rowing Club;
ommodore
Am. Canoe Assn., 1883; hon. mem.
Brit, Canoe Assn.; presdt. Onto Curl-
ers' Assn., 1901-2; a councillor Onto
Hist. Assn.; a Reformer; a Bapt.-
Edmonton, Alta.; Edmonton Club, do.
Edward., Gordon Cameron, In.anfr.
S. J. C. and M.uìg1t. C., E., Ot-
tawa; a nephew Senator E. (q.v.);
b, 'Db:urso, P.Q., Nov. 17, 1867; e,
there and Ottawa GoB. I'nst.; m.,
June, 1&95, Edna, Ù1. Wm. Me:ighen,
Perth, Ont.; commenced business ca-
reer in service Can. Lumber Co., Carle-
ton Place, Ont.; now and for some
yrs. man
r. W. C, Edwards Co. mills,
366
Ottawa; one of the promoters and
secy.-treas. Library Bureau of Can.
(L. P., 1903); elected presdt. Can.
Lumbermen's Assn., 1908-9; a dir. Per-
!.ey HOome fíor Incurables al1ld Dom.
Forestry As-sn.; treas. Ottawa Boys'
Harne; presdt. Y. M. C. A., Ottawa,
1907-9; as such madie a per.sonal
appeal to the citizens of Ottawa
for sum of $200,000, with which to
erect a new bUilding for the assn.
(the amount to be subscribed within
a specified time), and got it; holds
office in the local St. Andrew's Soc.;
eJlooted presdt. OtJtawa {)an. Club, 1909 ;
a Lib. an.d has been mentioOned dn con-
nection wi,th municipal and poll tI cal
hon-ours; a BaiJ)t.-55 Mackay St.
Ot-
tawa
' Rideau Club; Laurentian Club;
Ottawa Golf Club
' Ottawa Country
Club; Ottawa Hunt Club; Canadian
Club
do.
.. A man of ma.rked executive ability and
ente.rprise."-O. Free Press.
Edward., Mr., Henrietta (Muir),
woman's work.
B. and e. Montreal; m. O. C. Ed-
wards; organized Working Girls' As-
sociation, Montreal, 1875; to secure
funds for her work renewed her art
studies, under Wyatt Eaton, N. Y., her
sister, Miss Muir, managln
the assn.
during her absence; on her return to
Montreai, opened a studio and ex-
hibited at Royal Can. Acad., the
money thereby earned enabling her to
enlarge the scope of her work; edited
for yrs., with her sister, "Woman's
\Vork In Canada," the earllest publi-
cation of Its kind In Can.; after a
brief sojourn In the Northwest, set-
tled in Ottawa, where she became In-
terested, with Miss Wright (now Mrs.
Carr-Ham-is, q.v.), In the Y. W, C. A.,
of which she became Dom. supdt. of
woman suffrage; later threw hersel!
with great enthusiasm Into the work
of the Nat. Council of Women, under
Lady Aberdeen, and was entrusted
with the preparation of several im-
portant parts of the hand-book for the
Paris Intern. Expn., compiled and
pUbllshed by that organization; a del.
to the Quinquennial Congress, Nat.
Council of Women, Toronto, 1909;
"has always held her voice and pen
ready when called upon to aid any
effort for the higher development of
women, feeling that the recognition of
her equallty to man could only bl:'
attained by her becoming equal as a
woman to her brother man, equal In
education, as a citizen, In breadth of
view, and strength of purpose."-Mac-
leod, Alberta.
Edwards, Jahn We.ley, physician;
legislator.
S. Geo. E., a native of Norwich,
Eng., who came to Can. 1837, and
Elizabeth Jane (Lyon) E., a Can. of
U. E. L. stock; b. Storrlngton, Co.
Frontenac, Ont., May 25, 1865; e. pub-
lic schs., Sydenham High Sch" Ottawa
Normal Sch., and Queen's Unlv.,
Kirugston (B.A., .1900; l\LD., 1900);
m., 1890, Hester Jane. 3rd d R. G
Pu'rdy, GJenburnl'e, Onlt.; .fOlrIll'eI"ly a
EDWARDS.
pubJ-ic sch. .teaoher; 00. elk., Firorut'EIDac,
18!J3-1907; an aotJiV'e Oon. tpOJ.i.ticdan..
presd't. Fvon,teniWC Lib.-CQo. Assn. ;re
turThed, in .tJhaJt dlllÌ'erest. far
ronlLenac
(H. C.), g. e. 11908; 'Meth.-Cataraquì
Onto J
., One of the 'best platform speakers
in Eastern OntaJlio.' '-M. Gazette,
Edwards, öTo.eph Plimaoll, business
man.
E. Feb. 6, 1857; m. d. late Francis
Crispo, Montreal; formerly ed. Dom.
Illustrated and Can. Military Gazette,
Montreal; was secy.-treas. Soc. His-
torical Studies, Montreal, and a fre-
quent contributor to various other lit-
erary publications, particularly on
mil. and historical sUbjects; is reputed
to possess the lar
est and finest library
of O&n. books In ,Can.; ,furmerly a,d'j'Í;,
Victoria Rifles, Montreal; now and for
many yrs. mangr. Can. Iron & Foun-
dry Co., Londonderry, N.S.; an Ang.-
"Hillcrest," Londonderry
N.S.
Edward., Kiss Lydia Agne., author.
Published, In 1901, .. Tributes of
Loyalty and Love from Canadian
Hearta." a volume containing 30
poems, from Can. pens, which ap-
peared In the local press on the occa-
sion of the death of Queen Victoria;
the late King was pl-ea.sed to accept of
a copy of rtJh.i.s work, and in his aokgt,
said that he was deeply touched, as
well as much gratified, by the love and
sympathy displayed by the contrlbu-
tors.-Truro. N.S.
Edward., Bon. WW1am Cameron,
lumber manufacturer; legislator;
capitalist.
S. late Wm. E., a native of Ports-
mouth, Eng., who came to Can. about
1820, and settled In the tp. of Clar
ence, Co. Russell, Ont., and Martha
Ann (Cameron) E., a native of Fort
Willlam, Scot.; b. Clarence, May 7,
1844; e. Ottawa Grammar Sch.; m.,
Jan., 1885, Catherine M. (present in
Eng., with Sir W. and Lady Laurier,
at the celebration of Queen Victoria's
Diamond Jubilee, 1897, and again,
during King Edward's coronation,
1902), e. d, Ja;te Wm. Wù,lson, Oumber-
la.nd, Ont.; en.ter'Ød l1umber busdnoos i8Jt
Thurso, P.Q., when quite young; com-
menced ,business on his own account,
1868; subsequentJy estabd. the firm of
W. C. E. & Co., whose sawmills and
other wOorks at Rockland and New
Edinburgh have long been amon
the
most extensive and prosperous In the
whole Dom.; Is also .a noted stock
bl'eed.er and ra!iser; t1s ,pl'e,sd't. .00. Rus-
sell Agricul. Soc., iManufacturers' Lum-
ber Co., Library Bureau of Can. ; V.
P.
Can. Assn-. for Prevention of Tubercul.;
d'ir. Can. Bank of Commerce, Toront.o
GenI. 'l'rusts Covpn., Canada Cement
Co., Central Can. Exhbn. Assn., Mont-
real Indust. Exhbn. Assn., Sovereign
Life Assur. Co., Otta.wa Fire Ins. Co.,
Can. Forestry .Assn.., Canada Central
Ry. and OUa wa Calcium Carbide Co.;
a gov. Can. Nat. Bureau of BreedJ.ng;
promoter 'l'emiskaming Steamboat Co.,
Can. Lumber Co., 1887, Consumers'
Electric CQ., 19011, and Cascapedla Mfg.
EDWARDS-EGAN,
367
and TraJdIng Co., 1904: was presdt,
Que>b
Limit Holders' Assn., 1905-6,
and Co. Carleton prot. Hosp., 1903; a
memo Intern. Comn. on Bovine Tuber-
cut, 1909; del. to U.S. Rivers and Har-
bours Convention, Wa.shington, D.C.,
1908; aJpptd. a memo Royal Conserva-
tion Comn., 1909;
ave $20,000 to
Y.M.C.A. building fund, Ottawa, 1907;
a Lib.; a vigorous free trader; un-
successfully contested Russell (H.C.),
g. e., 1882; sat ,for same constituency
(do.), 1887-1903; called lio the Senate
by Lord Minto, .Mch. 17, 1903; Js chair-
man Agricul. and Forestry Comte. of
the Senate; Bapt.-80 Sussex St. N.
Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ottawa Hunt
Club, do.; Mt. Royal Club, Montreal'
1'01'k Club, Toronto. '
.. The life and soul or! Liberalism jn the
O'tta.W& v.al'le)....-M. Herald.
. "Oan put hea.rt, vig
ur, enthusiasm,
JudglIllent and kDiJ'wledge mro anything he
undertakes."-H, E. Earl Grey, Gov.-
Gem. (q.v.).
Edward., Winiam Muir, educationist.
S. Oliver C. E., M.D., Macleod,
AUa., and Henrietta (Muir) E. (q.v.) ;
a nephew of Senator E. (q.v.); b.
Montreal; e. Montreal High Sch.; m.
d. C. A. Douglas, Ottawa' graduated
B.A.Sc, with Brit. Assn.' med. (Mc-
Gilil Un.iv.)" 1900; M.Sc., 1902; as so.
memo C
n. Soc. C. E., 1906; some yrs.
a .l-ecl. 11!- matJh. and oivdl enging., .Mc-
Gl:ll UDlV.; asst. prof. oivil engirug
and 11001;. .in matJh., do., 1907; appW:
prof. CIVÜ and munIcipal enging.,
lberta
I!-Iv., Aug., 1908; a specIalist
n J?-uDlClpal enging. ; promInently
Identlfie
with athletics'; formerly a
memo Nat. Regn. Oomte. Oan. Am.
Ath!letic Union, and presdt. Ind. Har-
riers' League.-Edmonton, Alberta,
Edye, Lt.-COI, Lourenco, late H.M.'s
,regular mil. forces.
E. S. Le OhevaHer de AilImeida., Por-
tugal (assumed by royal license his
mate.rnal name of Edye); b. Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, Mch. 2, 1848; e. Eng.
and France; m., July, 1872, Clara
Frances, o. C. R W. Laws, H.E.LC.S.;
entd. Royal Marines as 2nd Ueut., Dec.
8, 1866; 1st lleut., Aug. 3, 1867; capL,
Julr, 1881; bt.-major, Dec., 1887;
maJor, Aug., 1888; bt.-It.-col., Dec.,
1894; It.-col., Sept., 1895: retired,
1897; has held the appts. of Interpre-
ter to H. M. fleet (China); asst. in-
str. musketry; capt. and quartermas-
ter (EgyJpt); dn:terpret-er Roya1J Ma-
rines (Soudan); capt. and paymaster
do. do. (Soudan); signalling offr. do.
do. (Soudan); brigade signaller 2nd
Brigade (Soudan), and inspr. gym-
nasia, Royal Marine Forces; a memo
Naval Inltelllgence Oomt-e.. 'Of AdmIr-
alty, 1891-96; served in Egyptian cam-
paign, 1882, and was present at ac-
tions of EI-Magfar, 'l'el-el-Mahouta
Masameh, Kassa.ssin Lock, Kassassln:
and Battle of Tel-el-Keber (Egyptian
med., Tel-el-Keber dasp, and, Khedive's
star); served with Royal Marines de-
fending SuakIm, and engd. In opera-
tions In Eastern Soudan, 1884-85; sub-
sequently on stat! 2nd BrIg.: present
at the actions of Hasheen, attack on
Gen. Sir John McNeil's Zareba ('1'0-
frek), .t!he xeoon11laÏssaruoe on TeselaJh,
and taking and burning of TamaU
(clasp for Tofrek and Soudan, 1885);
barrister-at-Iaw; called to the Middle
Temple, London, 1886; joint author,
with Lt.-CoL E. Rhodes, D.S.O., of
.. Manual of Mil. Signalling;' and
author of .. History of Royal Marine
Oorps, 16
4-.1701"; a'pptd. a COIDml'.
Trust & wan Co. of Can., Toooruûo,
1899; oommr. aJt :M<M1Itl"OOil, 1900; a.
memo ,MlOO1Jtrool Bel. .of TmdJe; A.ng.-
Stanley Man8ion8, 131 StanleJ/ St.,
Montreal; United Service Club, Lon.
don, Eng.; St. James's Club, Montreal.
.Egan, Ken17 Kelly, manufacturer:
capitalist,
Y. s. late John E., a native of Llx-
siva.hane, Co. 'Ga:1w
, Irel., w'ho repre-
sented Ottawa and Pontiac Counties
successively In the Can. Assem., 1848-
67, and Anne Margt. (Gibson) E.; b.
Aylmer, P.Q., Jan. 16, 1848; e. Mont-
real High Sch.; m., Feb" 1878, Har-
det Augusta (presdt. of the Ladies'
Golf Club; V.-P, of the Lad.I0eJ5' Aux.,
St. Luke's Hosp.; V.-P. Woman's Art
Assn., and was one of !the origIna.tors
of the Ottawa branch of the Women's
Can. Hist. Soc.), y. d. late W, A. Rims-
worth. elk. of the Queen's Privy Coun-
cil, Can.: is mango dlr. Hawkesbury
Lumber Co., having, with Messrs.
Robinson, Thistle, and Blackburn, pur-
chased the Hawkesbury lumber mills
and the limits of Hamilton Bros.,
1888, merged in a co., with above
name: formerly a dir, Union Forward-
Ing & Ry, Co.; now a dir. Bank of
Ottawa, Quebec Limit Holders' Assn.,
Ottawa Stock Exchange, Calcium Car-
bide Co., Consumer.' Electric Co., Brit.
Can. Bank Note Co., and V.-P, Can.
Ry. Accident Co.: is also a Ufe memo
Carleton Prot. Hosp., a gov, and V.-P.
St. Luke's Hosp.. a life dir. Old Men's
Home, a dir. Country Club, and a
memo extv.e. oo.mt.e. Ot.tawa Golf Club
(and presented a trophy for competi-
tion by the mems. thereof, UJ04);
one of the promoters of the Ottawa.
and Montreal Power TransmIssion Co.,
1910; a Con., and has declined nomin-
MLon t'O boo H. C.; an Ang.--30 Car-
tier St., Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ottawa
Golf Club; Ottawa Country Club; Ot-
tawa Hunt Club, do.
E&,an, JlIart1n, press correspondent.
B. and e. CaI., U. S.; m., Sept., 1905,
Miss EJreanor Fìrankldn; war oorrespon-
,dlerut Leslie's Weekly, N. Y. ; first news-
,
er eXlpoe;rnence, as a repoI"te.r, on
Victorla (B. C.) Colonist; later .repre-
se-ruted Assoc. Press during Oa.n. tour
Prince and PriI1lC'e'SS of Wa,Jes (now
King and Queen of Eng.), 1901;
was As.oo<:. Bress. correspondent aA:
Miantlla. P.lI., and lrrute.r In Japan, dUT-
Ing wa.r; since 1905 repre'gents Saí!Ile
lniterests In London.-Associated Press,
f-+ Old Jewry, London, E,C., Eng.
Egan, William John, Can. public ser-
vice.
E. s. Capt. Wm. E., Cast1ereagh, Ros-
common, IreI., and Annie (Dyer) E.,
368
EGG-ELDER,
French Park, Roscommon; b. Quebec
(city), Jan, 19, 1868; e. Montcalm
Acad, and St. Bridget's. Sch., Mont-
real; m. Miss Mary Molson. Montreal;
many yrs. a traveller, representing
8uccessively Hodgson, Sumner & Co.,
Ga;ul,t Boos 00., and W. R. Brook
& 00.. Mon,tJreaJl!; later I'e.presenlte:d
Arthur & Co., Glasgow, Scot., the
lar&'est dry
oods jobbers In the world;
was dir. Dom. Commercial Travellers'
Assn. 6 yrs.; then V.-P., and elected
!presdJt. of dio., 3.907, bffing the tlr:st
active traveller ever elected to that
office; formerly secy, Emerald Snow-
shoe Club, and dir. and V.-P, St.
Mary's Cath. Young Men's Soc,; a
R. C,; a Lib., and a memo Montreai
Reform Club; favours building Geor-
gian Bay Canal and the extension ot
tJhe G. T. P. Ry.; tJhinkiS rys. should
give a better freight delivery, and that
aill .. ,g1raftt!r.s .. should be jall.oo; apptd.
Can. trade coonmr. aJt 'Manúhester,
Eng., Au>l., 19'11 ; presented wi'bh a goJd
watch by Dom. Commercial Travellers'
Assn., on leaving Montreal, 1911.-
Canadian Offlce, Manchester, Eng,
'.Active minded and ze'alQ'Us." - M.
W itne88.
Egg, Arthur Henry, organist.
Flif.th s. Wm. and FI18.I1C'eS E., origdn-
aHy of PJyml()uth, Eng.; b. .Monltreal,
1891; oI1garuist, Sta11iI'eY St. Pres
b. Oh.,
Montreal, at 15 yrs. of age; won
Casavant organ scholar., giving free
tuition, at McGill Conservatorlum for
1 year, 1907; asst. organist, Cll. of
St. John the Evangel., Montreal, 1900;
organist and choirmaster, do. do.,
1909; won Strathcona musical scholar.,
giving 3 yrs. free tuition at Royal
ColI. of Music, London, Eng., 1910;
A'Il,g.-86! Tupper St., Montreal,
EUr1I'. Jr.ev. Charla. William Gustave
(Luth.).
O. s. Wm. and Emilie E.; b. Doe-
beln, Saxony, Germany, Sept. 23, 1871;
accompanied parents to U. S. (Pitts-
burg, Pa.), 1883; e. Concordia ColI.,
Ft. Wayne, Ind.; took 3 yrs.' course
In theol., Concordia Semy., St. Louis,
Mo.; o. 1895; pastor St. Mark's Ch.,
McKee's Rocks, Pa., 1895; do. Cum-
berlanod, Md" 1899; do., Ottawa, Ont.,
1903; declined call to Bethlehem
Ch., Baltimore, Md., 1907; elect-
ed presdt. or moderator, Can. Dist.
German Evangel. Lutheran Synod of
Missouri, Ohio, and other states. 1906;
apptd by Ottawa City CounclI to serve
on Comte. Carnegie Public Library, for
the selection of German books; made
tour of Europe, 1908; a mem, Ottawa
Field Nat. Club, Am. Ornith. Union
and Deutscher V-ereinzum Schutze-Ide!
Vogelwelt (Germany); author of ar-
ticles in German ell. and family papers;
8JItso in A uk and OtbaJwa Naturalist;
slnæ 1909 a .teaoher in t'he LuthBrn:n
Tool'S. Sem'Y., Addison., N.Y.-Addison,
N.Y,
E!8feldt, Mr8, MBY, actress.
D. late Robt. E. and .Jane (Draper)
Camlþooll; a niece liaJte Ohester Draper;
b. Wohitby. Ont., 1862; t!. rthere; wh-en a
child made her début (with her sister
Flora), under the stage name of II The
Irwin Sisters:' at the Adelphl'Theatre,
Buffalo, Fleb., 1876; aDagJe name:
May Irwin; IIThem. funy Pastor',s
00., N. Y., 1877-83; A
S1tln Da,ly's
00., doO., 1883-7; .ll3Jter wl.tJh 10has.
Frohrrnan and Rich & Ha.n1s; su b-
soequ<e'I1.tl'Y st.la.'rred tin .. The Wtid'Ow
Jones," .. The Swell Miss FltzweU:'
II Courted Into Court:' .. Kate KIp-
Buyer:' .. Sister Mary," co Belle of
Bridgeport," .. Madge Smith, Attor-
ney," II 1\1rs. Black Is Back," .. Mrs.
Wilson-Andrews:' .. Mrs. Peckham's
Carouse," .. The Sultan of Sulu," etc.;
ha,s for some yrs. had a theatre of
her own; considered the most success-
ful Am. comedienne of her time; has
undertaken to start a fund for the
erootlO'Ill of a nl3Jtlonal t!he8Jt.re (see
Morgan's .. Types of Canadian Wo-
men") ; brought up an Ang.; m., 1st,
1878, Fredk. W. Keller, St. Louis (d,
1886); 2ndly, 1907, Kurt Elsfeldt,
N. Y.-I7'win Island, Clayton, N,Y.
Eker., Henry Archer, manufacturer.
S. late Thomas Alfred and Hannah
(Austin) E., both natives of Devon-
shire, Eng. : b. Montreal, Sept. 8, 1853;
e. Montreal Collegiate Sch.; m., 1883,
Miss Eliza McCleary, Montreal; entd.
his father's bUl!llness at 14 and, at his
death, succeeded him as head of the
brewery established by him In 1840;
was the chief factor In securing
the amaLgamation of tJhe EkeTs busi-
ness and the Can. Breweries Co.,
Ltd. (L. P., 1899), of which he Is
presdt.; business now one of the larg-
'est in Can; seI"V'eÒ. as ald., ,MonJt.rewl,
1898-1906, and, while there, IQri'g1lnated
and carried out many Important re-
forms; Mayor of Montreal, 1906-7
(vote: Ekers, 16,182; Doran, 12,739) ;
visited Eng. and the Continent, In the
Interests of civic reform, 1906; un-
veiled Cremazle monument. do.; a
Con., and unsuccessfully contested
Montreal (St. Lawrence Dlv.), In that
Interest (H. C.), g. e. 1900, and again
g. e. 1908; a Ufe mem. Montreal A. A.
Assn., a mem. St. George's Snowshoe
Club and St. Lawrence Curling Club;
a m'eoffi. Pf'ot. ,Sch. Bd., a g1ov, M.orut.
real Gen!. Hosp., and Montreal Notre
Dame Hosp., a dlr. Fish and Game
Protection Assn., of Montreal High
SCh., and Mon treell Senior Sch., Parks
and Playgrounds AS3J1., Mount Royal
Assur. Co., Business Men's League,
Montreal Indus. Exhn. Assn., aOO
V.-P. Club de Peche Labelle, and Mer-
chants and Manfrs. Protective Assn.;
Ang.-f65 Bishop St., Montreal; St.
James's Club, Club Lafontaine, Mont-
real Jockey Club, do.
.. A man of integrity and businelll
ability."-M. Herald.
.. A good business man, of decided opin-
ions and strong prejudices; he never f.r.
gets his friends or his foes; has a clean
municipal re cord. "-M. Star.
Elder, Surg,-Major John :Munro,
milltÆLry service.
Scotch extraction; e. s. Geo. anod
Catherine (Munro) E.; b. Hunting'
don, P.Q., Oot. 24, 1859; e. :McGUI
Unlv, (B.A., with 1st class honours In
mental and moral phil., 1881; M.D.,
ELGIN-ELLIOT.
C.M., 1885); m., 1886, Miss Grace
Whitehead Hendrioe, Montreal; succeSS-
ful<ly praoti:ses :his 'Prof. ,in Mont-
r-e.al' is asst. prof. lsurg. and el'e.c.
tiv>e' rejpreserutwtJiV'e !Í-e1ltl1ow in moo.,
McGill Univ., and attending surg.,
Montreal Genl. Hosp.; a dir. West-
mount Municipal Assn.; for 22 yrs.
surg. 2nd Regt. Can. Arty. (formerly
Montreal Gar. Arty.); now on the
R. 0., holding rank of surg.-major
(med. for N. W. Rebellion, 1885; long
service decoration, 1907) ; In youth an
all-round athlete, especIally good at
footbSiLl; a Presb.-
OO Mt. Pleasant
Ave., We8tmount, Monh'eal; Mt. Roy,!'
Club; Univer8ity Club; Montreal Md.
In8t., do.
Elgin and Kincardine, 9th Earl of.
Victor Alexander Bruce.
Of Illustrious Scottish ancestry; s.
of 8th Earl of Elgin and Kincardine,
KT., G.C.B., a distingulshe-di Eng,
statesman, a;t one period Gov.-Genl. of
Can. and who d. while Viceroy of
IndJfå, and Lady Mary Louisa, C.l., 4th
d 1st Earl of Dur:ham; b. Monklands,
n
. Montreal, May 16, 1849; e. Eton
and BaIUol ColI., Oxford (M.A., 1877) ;
D.C.L. (bon.), Oxford Univ., 1899;
LL.D. (do.), St. And1rews Univ.; diD.
(do.), Glasgow Univ., 1907; dio. (do.),
Cambridge Univ., 00.; m., Nov. 9,
1876, Lady Constance Carnegie (d.
Oct., 1909), 2nd d. 9th Earl of South-
esk, K.T.; treas. of the household and
1st commr. of works, 1886; Viceroy of
India, 1894-9; secy. of state for the
colonies, 1905-8; 10rd-lÏeut. {)f Fife-
shire slruce 1886; apptd. chairman
Roy.al Comn. of enquiry into <the con-
duct of the Boer War, 1902; do. do,
Royal Comn. o.f enquiry into matt-ers
connected with the Free Ch, and the
United Fret! Ch., 1904; created an hon.
memo of the St. Andrew's Soc., Toronto,
at his birtJh; freedom of city of St.
Andrews conferred on him, 1902; an
Ang.-1B Enni8more Garden8, London,
B. W., Eng.; Broomhall, Dunjermline,
Fife8hire, Bcot.; Brook'8 Club; Travel-
ler8' Club, London.
"A &tatesma.n of proved a.bility."-M.
Gazette,
"Personally bel()ved by his Can. oountry-
men, who have watched his ca.reer with the
liveliest feelings ()f int,e.rest."-Sir Sand-
ford Fleming (q.v.).
Eliot. Lt.-Col, Charles Algernon. Can.
military service,
Third s. late Capt. Wm. Hy. E., n
native of Taunton, Eng., formerly 72nd
Highlanders and 15th Foot, and Sarah
Caroline E., e. d. late Wm. Lyons,
surgeon 34th Foot; b. Fort George,
Scot" Mch. 9, 1857; e. there; m., Oct.,
1891, Frances Ellen Wood (d. Dec.
11, 1905), 3rd d. late Hon. John Hamil-
ton, of Hawkesbury, Senator; m. again,
recently; formerly In service Bank of
Montreal; entd. 5th .. Princess Louise
Dragoon Gds." as a trooper, 1879; at-
tained to the command, as It.-col., Feb.,
1908; retired, 1910; holds let class cav.
sch. cert. and long service d'ecoration;
promoter Can. Yukon Pro.sp. & Mining
Co., 1899; An-g.; a del. to GenI. and
Diocesan Synods; trustee to Ottawa
369
Synod and hon. genl. tr
as. to Missy.
Soc. Ch. QIÍ Eng. In Can.-14B Elgin St.,
Ottawa; "Evandale Cottage," Fern-
bank, Brockville, Ont,; Rideau Club,
Ottawa; Ottawa Golf Club, do.
Ellegood, Bev, Jacob (Ang.).
U.E.L. descent; granoo. Co1. Jacob
E., Co. Prinoess Ann, Va.. who, during
the Am. Revolution, raised the Queen's
RJoyal Am. Regt., WaJS 'taken pMS/onell",
aoo llaJter emigrat,e-d t'Ü N. B.; s.
Jacob and :M:argt. E. ; b. Dumfries, N.B.,
:M:c.h. 16, 1824; e. local schs., Kln
's
ColI., Fredericton, N.B. (B.A., 1848),
Eng., and Lennoxville Univ. (M.A.,
1854; D.C.L., hon., 1903); m., Sept.,
1849, Harriet Elizabeth (d. 1868), e.d.
late Geo. Taylor, London, Eng.; o.
deacon, 1848; priest, 1849; served asst.,
Christ Ch. Calli., Montreal, 1848; after
ordination was almo.st Immediatel:r
placed in charge of S1. Anne's Chapel,
Grlffintown, remaining there during the
preval
nce of the ship-fever in that
place, and also, subsequently, during
the fire, whicoh destroyed nearly the
w:hole of that portion of M'Ontreal, in-
cluding his c.h.; rebuilding upon the
old: site, he may be said to have been
the foundoer of that parish, as well as
of severel others in the same mission,
including that of which the fine Ch.
o.f St. James the Apostle, with its
rectory and sch.-house (all of which
buildings we.re erected through his
efforts), is now the centre; of the Ch.
of St. James the Apostle has been
rector since 1864; apptd. a canon of
OhriS't Oh. CatJh., ,1872; do. cÞaplain
(with -rank 'Of hio'l'l. ca,pt.), 31"& Re.g:t.,
V,ictoria Rifles, 1862; ,pr>oono1ed hoOn.
major, 1908; served Jòenian Ra-Id,
1870 ( me.d.); brolds the l-orug -lSerV'Ïoe
d
ool"aition ; p'r.esented wi-th lÌ1!is por-
trait in oils, by Harris (tJ. v.), by his
congo on the occasion of his jUbIlrpe,
1898; a Freemason.-Rectory of St.
Jame8 the Apostle, 697 St. Catherine
St. W., Monh'eal.
"A 1ova.ble old ma.n."-M. Star.
"The grand old patJriarch of Can,adian
An glicanism."-M. Witnes8.
.. The friend of all, the enemy of none;
still h{)1ds the working hammer in his
hand."-Late Bp. Oarmichael.
Elliot, Miss Bertha Elizabeth, nurs-
ing profession.
D. Hy. E., al'C'hitJerct; aDicoesÍ":ors ca.me
from Nanttucket to N. S. after rtÞe Am.
ReVIOlruti I O'l'1; 'b. Dar:tmoUlbh, N.S., '1863;
e. there and BostO'l1, Mass.; grald'Uia bed
BostO'l1 C'ity Hosp. Tr3JÏn,in,g Seth. flar
Nut'lses, 18880; sup-d1. orf nru'l\Soes, V'ÍC-
t1QiI"ia Gen. Hosp., HaHfax, N.S., 1894-
9; s.i11Jæ then has .ooen supd,t. Pirav,l.
Sanato.riUJIn, Kerutv'i.lIe, N.S.; farmerJoy
a Unit. ; .a OOl1JV'erit lÍ!o ,tlhe Oh. of Rome.,
1903.-Kentville, N.S.
Elliot, Charles Schomberg, physician.
S. Capt. Hy. E., Royal Marines, and
Susan (Wiswell) E., d. J. Wiswell,
Halifax, N.S. (family U. E. L.'s from
R. I., 1776); b. Guysboro', N.S., 1840;
e. Halifax; m., 1861, Miss Fannie A.
Mahon, Guysboro'. N.S.; graduated
M.D., Harvard Univ., 1860; licentiate,
N. S., do.; memo ColI. P. and S., ant.,
1869; ilIl'em. Bd. Ex.amrs., GO., 1886-
9; coroner Co. Simcoe, 1866-88; med.
370
ELLIOT-ELLIOTT,
health offr., o rima, 1878-88; mem,
town council, do., 1876-7; med. supdt.
Deer Park Sanatorium, 1890-7; Is
presdt. Toronto Harvard Club; an oc-
casional contributor to med, and ins.
journals; a temp. and social reformer;
Con.; Ang.-160 Huron St., Toronto;
Canadian Club; Toronto Harvard
Club, do.
Elliot, James, banking profession.
E. s. late Andr\:;w
., contractor, and
Sarah (Pullan) E.; b. Montreal, June,
1840; e. Montreal High Sch.; unm.;
entd. service Molsons Bank, 1860, be-
coming accountant, 1870, and mangr.
Montreal branch, 1879; apptd. genl.
mangr. do., May, 1900; for many yrs.
a councillor Can. Bankers' Assn.; Is a
life gov. Montreal Western Hosp., and
V.-P. Prisoners' Aid Assn., Montreal;
has done mueh useful and beneficial
philanthropic work; an Aug., and a
del'. to .the Synods.-515 Côte St. An-
toine Rd., Westntount, .Montreal;
Canada Club.
"A modeJ mans and a model 'banJær."-
S. N.
.. A man of prudence and far.sighted.
ness, as weH 8S of urbanity .and courtesy,"
-M. Herald.
Elliott, Charles, lawyer,
A bro. Dr. Geo. E. (q.v.); b, Troy,
Co. Wentworth, Ont.; e. Toronto Univ.
(B.A., 1886; LL.B" 1889); m., Jun.e,
1904, Mrs. Emma .Mau<1e Ott, Branot-
ford, Ont.; barrister, 1889; success.
fully practises in Toronto; ed. Can.
Law Review ('Domn-to); 'eJlIeoted ptresdlt.
Ol1lt. Ba:r A:ssn., 19'10; Ang.-75 Yonge
ßt., 2'oronto,
E.i.liott, George, physician.
S. late Wm. John E., a native Ar-
magh, Irel.; b. Troy, Co, Wentworth,
Ont., Nov, 26, 1864; e. public schs.
and Ingersoll Model Sch,; m. Sophia
(d.. Feb" 1907), d. l.wt!e Riobt. Gardner,
Toronto; graduated M.D.,C.M. (Trin.
ColI., Toronto), 1895; practises in
Toronto; formerly secy.-treas. Trln.
Med. Alumni Assn, and asst. secy.
ant. Med. Assn.; elected genl. secy.
Can. Med. Assn" 190,1; is asst. demon.
of anat., med. faculty, Toronto Unlv.;
physician Outdoor dept., Toronto Genl.
Hosp., and record secy. Toronto Clini-
cal Soc.; a memo Can. Press Assn.,
contributed Illustrated article, .. Bowl-
ing on the Green" (Can. Mag., 1902) ;
for several yrs. Can. correspondent
J ourn. Ant. M ed. Assn. and London
I..ancet, and is publisher and mango ed.
Dorn. .Me-d. 1Ji onthly; a Con.; an Ang.
-f08 Beverley St., Toronto.
Elliott, George Boy, educationist.
S. Jos. H. and Annie (Coyne) E.,
London, ant.; b. there, Dec. 31, 1883;
e. London CoIl. Inst. and Toronto
Univ. (B.A., gold med., 1904); post-
grad. studIes at Oxford Unlv. and
Unlv. Jena, Germany (Ph.D., 1908):
unm.; now instr. In Eng., Wisconsin
State Un Iv. ; Ang.-Madison, Wis.
Elliott, Harry George, Can. ry. ser-
vice.
S. late Thos. E., ,Montreal. ; 'b.
Chambly, P.Q., Aug. 22, 1860; e. Mont-
real; fornnerly ticket agent Central VL
Ry.; entd. serv.ioe G. '1', Ry. as ,ticket
agent, 1897; chief elk., 1899; asst.
genl. passenger and ticket agent, G.
'1'. Ry.. :MionrtJreal, 1900-10; sin.oe tJhen
iha.s !been tk&t a.sst. genL !paSs. agenlt,
do., IOhi.oago; appttJd. g:eIlJl. passeI1l&'ßr
.agent G. T. Roy. syst'em, F'eb., ,1911;
el'ÐOtJed ,presdIt. Quebec !<ìi:slh and Game
Protoec. Aissn., P. Q., 1909-10; a l<"1ree-
mason; eleoted .grw1d first pl'inJcipal
Z, R'Oya
.A!roh .Ma.sons, Quebec, 19U8-
10; a dir. La 1:)bJeart..re de la Oome(loÏoe
l<lral1/Çaiise de MlcmtI1eaJ, 1909; V.-P.
MontreiWl Indus. Expn.. Assn." 19009-10;
a .rn-em. a;div.is. oomtoe. Business .M-en's
League, MJoll'tJreal.-M ontreal.
Elliott, Henry John.tone, lawyer.
S. late Hugh E.; b. and e. Montreal;
graduated B.C.L. (McGill Unv.), 1892,
advocate, do.; K.C., 1908; head linn
E. and David, successfully practising
in Montreal; elected presdt. Junior Bar
Assn., Montreal, 1908; an A11Jg., and
a del. to the Synod.--65 Che8terfield
Ave., Westrnount, Montreal; En-
gineer8' Club; Beaconsfield Golf Club;
Outremont Golf Club; 7'emple Club;
Montreal A. A. AS8n., Monh-eal.
Elliott, Jabez Henry, physician.
Granùf. Hy.
., who came from .N.
ÐevQn,
ng., 1831, and was an early
settler of Darlington, Co. Durham, Onto ;
b, Hampton, Co. Durham, Ont., 1
73;
matriculated into 'i'oronto Univ., 18J;5,
from Bowmanville High Sch., with
honours and high genl. pro1icienc.)'
l'anking for 3 sCHolarships; m., June,
1905, Mabel, d. Hy. C, 'i'aU, Bowman-
ville, Ont.; graduated M.B. lToronto
Univ.), UHJ7, winning gold med. ana
honours In all subjects; stood at head
of class each year; also won .. George
Brown Memorial Scholar," on gradua-
tion; a year's research in physiol., fol-
lowed In the laboratories of the univ.,
resulting in the pUblication of a the::;ls
.. On a New Proteid Reaction"; memo
ColI. P. and S., Ont., 1
98; avPld.
physician in charge Muskoka Cottage
anatorium, devoted to treatment of
pulmonary tuberculosis, 1898; reed. a
yr.'s leave of absence, 190U, and was
Rent with Dr. Annett and late Dr. Dut-
ton, by Liverpool :::5ch. 'l'rop. l\1
d., to
study malaria and other trop. dIseases
in Nigeria (report of expedition pub-
lished In 2 vols.) ; resigned trom sana-
torium, Mch., 1907; took prol1}lnent 12 0 -
sition in all med. congresses m U. S.;
author numerous reviews and addresses
on subject of tuberculosis; also a
monograph on .. The Trees and Shr
bs
of Muskoka "; Meth. - 611 SpadulO
A ve., Toronto,
Elliott, Bev, Jame. (Meth.), educa-
tionist,
B. Fermanagh, Irel., 1852; came to
Can., 1874, and settled at Brockvllle,
ant.; e. Victoria Univ., Cobourg, ant.
(B.A. and gold med. In phil., 1886).
and Queen's Univ" Kingston (Ph.D.,
1904); m., 1st, d. late .John 'l'eskcy,
Appleton, ant. (d. June, 1901) ; 2ndly,
July, 1904, Lillian Ross, 2nd d. Joseph
E, Clark, Kingston, Onto ; o. 1876; helù
ELLIOTT,
various pastorates, including Cobour o '
Richmond (P.Q.), Ottawa (McLN
'd
St. ), Kingston (Queen St.), and Mont-
real (Centenary); was financial secy..
Obtawa, 1895-7; clhaJirman, Kinlgston
1898-1900; del. to Genl. Conf., 1894:
18
8, and P02; prof. ch. hist. and
iPhQI. of '.Dhel"SIn. Moruh'E'JaJl W
l. Tiheol.
ColI., 1902-06; since 1906 has been
þ!'?f. .of íPÌlIIL and etlhIos, Wesl-ey CoU.,
W1lnnl1peg; dooliined 3d)Iprt. to IÌIhe 'Preg,i-
dency of !the Mon1:I'eal Tbool. 00111.,
Jl3.n., 1911; has lootuiI'ed on the .Ref tOr-
IDaJtJlon 'þe'viod and .Us Ilessons, and
other subj'ec<ts; secure-d the firstP!h.D.
degree ever granted by Queen's Univ. ;
presented with purse of gold anù an
add
ess regretting his departure. on
leaym
g Morubre3JI 1101' Winni'peg, 1906.-
TV'lnmpeg.
II A man of extraordina.ry d.evotion to
tru.th."-Yroj. IT'atson (q.v.).
II A forcible and eloquent preacher a
an o
strong personality, and full' of
vlgour. -M. Witnes8.
Elliott, Rev. Ja.mes Alfred (Ang.).
S. late Hugh E.; b. Shawville, P.Q-;
e. there and McGill Unlv, (B.A., with
honours In mental and moral phil.
1890); m. Miss Charlotte Smarùon
graduated Montreal Dioc, Theo!. CoIl.:
1892; o. dt;acon. do.; priest, 1894; com-
m
noed his oa;re<er, as Q m'issy. at
MIlle Isles, P.Q.; subsequently was 7
yrs. rector at Cowansville and Sweets-
bu
g, P.Q., and, later, r
ctor St. Mich-
ael s, Vancouver; gave up ministerial
work for a time to edit The Ch, llccora
(Toronto), but in 1903 was called to
Montreal, to become a.sst. minI', at St.
George's; since June, 1907, has beel)
rtctor of All Saints', Montreal; a mUll
of literary force and character has
been at various tlme
connected' with
\
he daJily newspaper ,pres's, and, whiile
m Vancouver, ed. The Far We8t.-2'he
Rectory, All Saint8', 1607 St. Deni8 St.,
Montreal.
.. A man of varied abilities and a fore&-
ful and e,legant preacher."-M. and E.
Elliott, James Rupert, public writer.
Erug. and Aim. LoyaJ..lst odgin; b.
Clarence, Co. Annapo1Ïs, N.S., ApI. 30,
1844; e. there; m. Mi
s Mary Hutche-
so
Betts; engd. in commercial pur-
S':lI
S; served !> yrs. in Annapolis Mu-
mCI
al . CouncIl; as a writer, besides
pubhshmg pamphlets directed against
the agitation for commercial union
with the U. S., 1886-87, has contributed
to Putnam's II Questions of the Day"
Series a treatise on the economic con-
dition of American farms; also, in
1898, booklets entitled II Rambles In
yerrie, Merrie England." and, in 1900.
Rambles In an Ancient Colony, Terra
Nova"; is a free trader In principle
but a warm supporter of the Cham
erlain Imp. scheme; spends much time
m Eng., -engaged :in commerc:ial II1Iat-
te,rs.-Granville, N.S.
Elliott, John, educationist.
B. Tp. Colborne, Co. Huron, O:1t.,
1
55: e. Goderich High Sch., Toronto
orm
l Sch., Toronto Univ., and
Queen s Unlv., Kingston (B.A., 1889) ;
371
m. Miss McMullen, Holyrood, Ont.; a
public sch. teacher for several yrs.'
principal High Sch., Leamington, Ont.:
1896-,1906; slnoe ,then ha.s been .prin-
oipa,l HLg1h 18011" .Bowmanvilil-e; Me.tù1.-
Bowmanville, Onto
Elliott, Rev. John Henry (Calvinist).
Grandf., John E., Brampton, O.lt.,
took 400 acres from Govt., built hous
,
founded village, and named it aftpr
Eng. town, whence he came; b. Tp.
Trafalgar, Ont., Mch. 4, 1853; e. in
Ont.; m_, Augusta, Ga., 1879, Miss
Beulah OLømenC'e; fo,r 5 y;rs. in buslÏ-
ness life; se-cy. Y. M. C. A., 1877;
o. (Oong.), 1894; entd. Presb. minis-
try, 1896; Reformed Ch. (Dutch),
1898; successively minI'. Presb. Ch.,
Rochester, N.Y., and pastor 34th St.
Dutch Reformed Ch. (CollegIate), N. Y.
City; D.D. (N. Y.), 1900; memo Bd.
Tru'Sltelffi, Uniboo Sio,c. C. E., Boston,
Mass.; twice presdt. N. Y. State C. E.
Union; at present presdt. N. Y. City C.
E., do.; as an evang., !formerly before
settling In pastorate, has worked In
almost all parts U. S. and Can., and as
a conservative type of evang., has had
almost unfailing success and heartle,st
commendation; author .. Notes anl1
Suggestions for Bible Readings" and
.. Wor}rers' Weapon" (teachers' out-
lJines 1)or W()lrkeT'S' Itra,lruirug olas'selS) ; has
lectured on .. Religion, and HoW It May
Be Tauglht."-Cor. Plea8ant St. and
East Ave., Oak Park, Ill.; Reformed
ChU1.ch Social Union, Presbyte1"Ïan
Union.
.. In many respects, one. of the. stro.ngest
men I kno-w;, has wonderful familiarity
with the Word of God, and a marvellous
in!ftuence over men."-Rev. J. WilbuT
Chapman, D.D.
EUiott. walter Herman, educationist.
B. Omemee, Ont., 1863; e. Omel.uee
High Sch., Toronto Normal Sch. (1:;1
olill3S cel1t. !fI'0Iffi Soh. of Peid.) , and
Queen's Dnlv., Kingston (B.A., 18
4) ;
specialist in Eng. and hi st. ; Ph.B. (Ill.
State Univ.); m., Aug., 1888, Mi
s
Mary Blewett, Little Britain, Ont.;
principal Glen Morris Public Sch.,
1887; Eng. master, Hamilton Coll. In-
stitute, 1887-94; principal City Train-
ing Sch. for Teachers, 1894-9:J; vice-
principal Toronto Normal Sch., 1899-
1908; !P'rlncl.p&l Strat1)ord Normal Seh.,
July, 1908; since Dec., 1908, pUblic
sch. Inspr., Toronto; one of the authors
.. Methods In Teaching"; asst. ed.
Crawford's II Guide to Nature StudY" ;
j-Ü'int ed. .. PU'blJic ,Soh. Nra>ÌJU're StudY" ;
eleotJed ;Pl'esdlt. 'DOl1on,to 'l"eaC'hoelf's' Ass'll.,
1911; Met'h.; an al'dlerut ImperiSJI'ist.-
12
Walmer Rd., Toronto.
.. The best man in Onto for hi.s present
po-sitio-n."-Chief In8pector Hugheø (q.v.).
Elliott, Bon. William, physician;
statesman.
S. la:te Jas. and Eleanor (Durnin) E.;
both coming from nr. 1-1nnisk1llen ire;'
1844; b. nr. Mitchell, Ont., Aug. 29:
1863; e. Mitchell High Sch., Stratford
Model Sch., and Toronto Normal Sch.
(1st class cert.) ; m., July, 1896, M. J.,
d. late Wm. Carter, Mitchell; gradu-
372
ELLIOTT-ELLIS,
ated M.B., with silver med., for ;;enl.
proficiency, 1893; a memo Coli. p, and
S., Ont., Man., and N. W. T.; prac-
tised first at Mitchell; sUbsequently at
'Volst.'ley, Sask., where he has obtained
a numerous clientele; was examr.
Coli. P. and S., N. \V. T.; a Con., and
represented Wolseley (Local), 1898-
190'5; was OomInlr. o{ Agrioul. in Haul-
tain Govt., 1903-5; returned for Moose
Mountain (Local), 1905; re-elected,
1908.;
th.- Wolseley, Bask.
"A &'O'Òd spe.a,'ke.r, level-headed, ,and not
afra,id O'f wod
."-We8t.
Elliott, William Arthur, educationist.
. S. Geo. and Eliza (01'1') Eo; b. Hil-
her, Ont., Mch. 27, 1866; e. All-egheny
Coil. (A.B., 1889; A.M., 1892), Ger-
many, and Am. Soh. of CIMSical
Studies, tAJtlhJenlS, Greeoe; L
bt.D. (.hon,),
Di.ckinson CoH., 1902; ro., Aug., 1896,
Miss Ella Wade Miller, Oberlin, Ohio;
instr. Greek and Latin, Allegheny
CoIl., 1889; principal, Alleg'heny ColI,
Prep. ::5ch., 1890; since 18::12 has been
prof. Greek, Allegheny Coll. ; was
V.-P. do., 1907-9; has travelled ex-
tensively; a contr.ibutor to the mags,
and revs.-Meadville, Fa.
Ellis, Alexander George, temperance
reformer,
Second s. Alex. E., Elgin, Scot.. b.
Kingstown, Irel., May 9, 1851; e. Gias-
thule and Monkstown Schs.; m., 1873,
Harriette Matilda, 2nd d. Capt. jolm
D. strick, Portsea, Eng. ; came to Can.,
1886; entd. dry goods trade; long
identified with t
mp. movement; for-
merly successful organizer for I. O.
G. '1'., of which he was grand elect.
supdt., P. Q.; founded Temp. Volun-
teers' Soc., and estbd. The 7'emp. Vol-
unteer, an indo monthly, of which he
was ed. during Its existence; has also
held high rank In the Can. Order of
Foresters; for over 10 yrs. county sec.
in Montreal of Loyal Orange Assn.;
organized Irish Proto Assn. of Can.,
18!J4; a successful lecturer; made a
tour of the United Kingdom, where he
delivered a number ot addresses on
.. Can., Her Attractions, Wealth, and
Beauties," 1899; has written exten-
sively; an Ind. Con.; favours compul.
sory education of all children; also
that there be no state ch.; that every
man should be made to learn some
trade to make him ind., and that every
male adult should learn the art of
war, in order to be prepared to de-
fend his country; a Congo - 4BU St.
Catherine St., Westmount, Montreal.
EIU., Daniel David, physician.
Irish origin; s. Elijah and Margt.
(Singleton) E.; b. Tp. Wallace,
Co. Perth, Ont., jan. 6, 1860; e
Listowel High Sch. and Toronto
Unlv. (M.D., C.M., 1885); a. memo
CoIl. P. & S., Ont., do. ; m.,
Apt, 1889, \Vllhelmina, d. Geo. Hess,
M.P.P.; pt'lactised 10 yrs. in Ont.;
16 In Sask. ; med. health otrr.,
Stratford, Ont., 1892-3; surg. (with
rank of capt.) 28th Regt., 1892-3;
Grand Master Orange Grand Lodge,
Sask. ; re-elected, 1910; sat tor
Moosomln (local), 1st Parlt., Sask.,
1905-!S; for ma.ny yrs. an active Con.'
an Imperialist; Ang.-Fleming, ISaak:
EIUs, Henry Di.ney, civil engineer.
S. Col. H. D. E., H. M.'s 9th Regt. ;
b. Berwick-on-Tweed, 1854; e. at pri-
vate sch. for Woolwich; m. Maude M.,
d. late Wiffi. Annstrong, C.E., The
Priory, Toronto; came to Can., 1873;
P.L.S., 1877; D.L.S., 1882; A. M. Can.
Soc. C. E., 1897 ; memo do., 1904; memo
Inst. C. E" 1902; practised as a sur-
veyor, London, Ont., 1877-80; asst.
engr. on location, Onto & S. Ste. Marie
Ry., 1880-82; employed by Dom. Govt.
on base-line and outline work, N. W.
T., 1882; later as asst. enlgr. Northern
& Pa.cific junction Ry., on location
and construction, Gravenhurst and N.
Bay; went to the front, with Intelli-
gence Corps, during Riel Rebellion,
1885 (med. and clasp) ; later engr. in
charge adjust. of track, N. P. j. Ry.
and N. & N. W. Ry.: employed on De-
troit Extension Onto & Quebec branch,
C. p, Ry., 1888>; subsequentlyempilKYyed
on harbour work and Don branch
work, Toronto; later asst. city engr.,
Toronto, under late W. T, jennings,
ha ving sp\
cial charge of construction
of Toronto St. Ry., then being changell
from a horse to an electric service;
engd. by Mackenzie & Mann (q.v.) as
engr. on construction Man. & Lake
Dauphin Ry., 1895; on completion of
this work left for Eng., and was apptd.
commr. public works and surveys to
His HighnesA the Rajah of Sara.wak,
G.C.M.G.; while In this office carrIed
out enormous improvements; on leav-
ing Borneo, 1907, to become consult-
ing engr. to the Sarawak Govt. In
Eng. was presented with a aUver
bowl, a silver salver, and a gold em-
broidered sa.rorug.-" Cloverle3/," BJack-
heath Park, London, B.E., EnfJ.;
National Club, do.; Royal Can. Yacht
Club, Toronto.
Ell!., Jame. Spencer, journalist.
:Ðng. oriÏ.g1icrl!; fat:Jhler a .aolng, minr.; b.
London, Eng., 1838; e. pllvdte øch.; a
printer and reporter; many yrs. on
London 7'ime8; came to Can., 1876;
entd. business as a printer, 1884; for
nearly 20 yrs. ed. Secular 7'hought
(Toronto); presdt. Can. Secular Un-
Ion; non-partisan in politics; a radi-
cal, and favours rational reform; free-
thought in religion. -lS Kensington
Ave., 7'oronto, Onto
Elli.. John Albert, Can. municipal
.service.
B. Accrington, Lancashire. Eng.,
june 2, 1864; e. there; came to Can.,
1886, and has since resided in Ottawa;
m. Miss Catharine Flshwlck, Accrlng-
ton; public sch. trustee, 1898-1900;
Ald., 1901-3; Mayor of Ottawa, 1901-
06; city treas. and secy. Electric
Comn. since 1907; was 1st V.-P. Onto
Municipal Assn. and 3rd V.-P, Union
of Can. Municipalities; proposed a
scheme for the formation of a Dom.
ins. corporation, 1904; chairman Ja-
panese Famine Relief Fund, 1906;
Sec'Y. for many yT8. of !the Otrtawa Con.
A.ssool8ltl1On ; 18. kee'll1 IhiO'rttiJoullturrlst ;
ELLIS,
3
3
V.-P. OtJta:w>a HortlcuI. Soc., and one
f1t the judgoes lin lJaod'y IMinto's gaTden
00nl'J)eoM:t1øl) dUTlng Ihoe.r !husband's
regime :In Oan.; wals a.TI1TI()IUnlOed as t8.
C3lßðldl8.lte f.or Ot1.<twa (H. .c.), but
wlltihd'I"ew be1Ofl'1e dtay of iP'O'lilttng Ja'Il..
1910; eleciJedl j])I'Iesæt. Obtawa Ub.-Oon.
As'STl., 19.11; Ang.-lSl Stanley Ave.,
Ottawa.
II Possessed of keen powe.rs of organiza-
tion."-O. Freø Prellll.
IUU., John. r., manufacturer.
S. late John R. E., Mt. Pleasant.
Ont.; famf1y came originally from
Penn. to Can., 1799. and settled at Mt
Plf'asant, on land purchased from
Capt. Brant; b. there, Nov. 9, 1845:
e. local grammar sch. and Toronto
Normal Sch.; m., 1877, Emma, d. late
Nicholas Mau
han, Toronto: estbd..
with John R. Barber (q.v.), the Bar-
ber & ElUs Co., Ltd., papf'r dealf>rs and
envelope makers, of which co. he ha!'l
since bf'en mango dlr., 1876: It Is onf'
of the largpst concerns of Its kind. If
not /-he very largpst, In the porn.: wa!'l
presdt. Can. Manfrs.' Assn.. 1898-1900:
do. National Club, Toronto, 1901-2:
do. Toronto Bd. of Trade, 1903-4; now
a councf1lor Can. Manfrs.' Assn., 8
trustee U. C. ColI., and V.-P. local
branch Onto Fish and Game Protec.
Assn.: one of the founders of the
Commercial Travellers' Assn.: a del.
to 6th Imp. Trade Congress, London.
En
., July, 1906; moved a resolution
in that body, In the Intere!'lt!'l of trade
unity: presented to King Edward, on
that occasion: presdt. Caledon Fish-
In
Club, 1903-5: a Lib.: a Mpt'h.-81
Wellesley St., Toronto; National Club;
Caledon Fishing Club, do.
II One ()f Toronto's most progr!'l!sive and
public-spirited business men."-M. Star.
EW., Hon., John Valentine, journalist;
eenatoT.
Irish origin; S. Michael and Margt.
(Walsh) E.; b. Halifax:, N.S., Feb. 14,
1835; e. there; LL.D. (hon.). N. B.
Univ., 1897; m., 1864, Mary Caroline
(formerlypresdt. Local Council of
Women, and a councluor Victorian
Order of Nurses; one of a deputation
of the ladles of St. John that pre-
sented a mink and ermine stole and
mink muff to Qu
n :Mary, 190<1:
otlherw.ise taJC!tlÏve dn al,1 moan-n,er of
F;ood work), e. d. late 'Saml. Babbitt,
Fredericton; a 'Practical printer; went
to St. .John, N..B., 1857, where he com-
menced his newspaper career as 8
reporter; 5 yrs. later he, with another,
bought out t'he St. JOOn Globe, 'WIhlch
he has since publlshed and conducted;
a Lib.: sat lor the city 'Of St. .John
(Local), 1882-7, and 1'01' same oon.-
stltuency (H. e.), 1887-91, and from
1896 tQ 1900, when, on Se<pit. 3, (hie was
caJaed to the Senate by Lord Minto;
had previously served as postmaster
of St. John; 301'80 a9 a sdh. trustee and
In various other capacities; for a
lengthened period has been a dlr. of
the N. B. H'Ort. Soc., St. J'Ohn ReHef
and 'Aid Soc., presdt. KeySltone Fire
In'S. Co., 'PI"OOdJt. Soc. f()lI' .t!he .Prev.
o! Cruelty to Animals. and presdt. Nat.
His. Soc. of N. B.; has been dhalrman
Debates Comte. of 'tJhe Senate; has also
served as a del. to the U. S. on Intern.
matters; presented a gold med. to St.
John Hig1h Sch. 1101' anniU8Jl comrpet'iHon
in mng.;
'S a Fl'e
'ason 'Of ,btg-h doe.-
I"e-e, and hag filled 1'he officp of GroTI'd
Mn!'tÌ.pr .of the Or-ð'eT dn N. B.: is .a,lso
a 'F.G.H. 'Pr:IelSt -of the Gmnd Ohanter
of N. B., Past Commani!er-in-Ohlpf of
the .sov. Gt. Priory of Can.. anod PaS't
Commander-In-Chdef of the Sup. Coun-
cil Scottish Rilte for C1\n., ani! Provl.
Grand /Master of the Royal Order of
Scot.: In addition holds /hIgh office In
the OddfelJl.ows: figured In a contempt
of court case, In connection with and
as a result of the Queen's (N. B.) elec-
tion case (H. IC.), 1887, lÍor whloh he
undel'Wf>nlt Im'Prisonment and wa.s sen-
tenced to pay Ia fine, whlc.h was paid
by pubLic ffil'bscription; 'became very
popular throu
hout the country in con-
sequence of the harshnf>!'Is wltlh which
he was treated over this maMer (sef>
1st ed. of this work, p. 309) : his name
has been frequently menatloned In con-
nection wi,tIh t'he 1t.-
O'Vernorship of
N.S.: was, with Mr
. E.. sppcially In-
vlte-d to the late King- Ei!ward's
arden
party. WlndsÜ'r 'OR!',Ue, June. 1907. and
presente--d to the King and Quef>n, the
!'tame year; author of several bro-
<"h'l1'I'Ie'S: at one Deri'od fav'Oureà annex3.-
Non to the U. S.; I'Mer, oovQoca ted
Maritime Contfederatlon: since 1905
would welcome tlhe most completp
recl'proclty between Can. and the U. S.
as Ibelng beneficial to the live Intf>Tf>!'Its
of both countries: Ang.-St. J n'hn.
N.B.; Union Club, St. John, N.B.;
Rideau Club, Ottawa.
II Clean-handed, high-minded, deVQted t()
the pulbJ.jc interest, reliable in any emer-
gencv."-T. NewlI.
" H.as oonducted his pa
r from the
first BO as to win for it .and hJÏms!'lf gene.ral
re.spect and hODour."-St. John Sun.
uA graceful writea-; his w<lrk gi'Ves evi.
den.oo of lite.rary cultu.re 18.8 wen as of
wide re.ad.jn,g."-St. John Telegraph.
.'A man of unblemished character and
high standing in the oommundty, and the
editor of a newspaper Mghly este
d for
its moderation and inde,pendence,"-T.
Globe. _
Ellis, Joseph Kealon, lawyer.
Y. s. Hon. .I, V. E. (q.v.); b. an<1
e. St. John, N.B. ; m. Maud (secy. Van-
couver Woman's Can. .club), y. d. A.
E. mills, Port Hope, Ont.; barrhrter,
1900; dn successfudpractlce In Van-
couver: Ang.-Vancouver, B.C.
Enis, :Mrs, :III1na A" explorer; author.
D. late .Jas. Benson: b. -Bewd,!ry, nr.
Cobourg, Ont.: e. there; m., 1st, Jan. 1,
1901, ]:Æ.onl,(!'as Hubbard. j'Ûurn-aNSit and
explorer (lost and died: In Labrador,
Oct., 1903) ; 2ndly, Sept. 2, 190'8, Har-
'Old Thornton, IS. Hit. Hon. Jdhn E.
EN1s, M.P., 37 PrilJl0elS GaJt1f', LOn/dlon,
Eng.: originally a m
m. of the nursing
'prof.: graduated Brooklyn Training
Sch. for Nurses and the Genl. Memorial
Hosp., N.Y.; was, for a time, ass,t.
supdt. S. R. Smith Infirmary, Staten
Island, and supdt. Virginia Hosp.,
Richmond, Va.; after her first hU8-
374
ELLIS-ELLISON.
band's tragic death, organized and led
an expdn. across the North-eastern
portion of Labrador Peninsula, for the
purpose of com'Pleting his work, mak-
Ing many discoveries by the way. 1905;
was the first of the white race to set
foot on the Great Divide, between the
Nasaupee and George rivers; on her
return to the U.S. she published In
The Bulletin of the Am. Geograph. Soc.,
an account of her notable journey,
whÏ'clh was fol.lûwed by a book: "A
WrnJ1lan's Wøy Tih'I"ou
Unknown
LaJhradloT" (LonòoO'll', 1908); she also
l'ectured on <Lh'e f'ame subjoot in Eng.,
the U. S. land 'Can.; a Oong.-Care
Canadian Office, London, Eng.
'.An intTI'.pid little woman."-Can. Life
and Resources.
"Her courageo'l1s work in tribute to the
mellll(),ry ()f her husband gives the achieve-
ment a touch (Jof heroic romance that wins
the world's admiration,"-T. Globe.
"A remarkable woman wh(Jo has suc.
cessfully .accomplished a canoo journey
through a wilderness no white mall' had
ever trod, stretching fartheT than from
Toronto to James B.ay."-T. New6.
Ellis. Philip William. manufacturer.
S. late W. H. E., C.E., Llvf>rpool.
Eng.; b. Toronto, Sept. 11, 1856; e.
Toronto Model Sch. and Colt. Inst.; m.,
1880, Ellzabeth K., d. late Jas. Gooder-
ham, Streetsvllle, Ont.; tog-ethpr with
R. Y. E. (q. v.) and M:. C. E., foundpd
the P. W. E. Co., Ltd., wholesale and
manfg. jewellers, Toronto, now one of
the most extf>nslve, In the business, In
the Dom., 1877;' of this co. he is
presdt.; has been presdt. Can. Manfrs.'
Assn., and remains a councillor there-
of; apptd. a memo Hvdro-Electrlc
Power Comn., 1905; resigned, 1906;
was also vice-chairman and treas.
Onto Power Cornn.; ap'Pbd. chaJirmaD
'DorO'Ilioo ,city Hydiro-EI>ei0bric Oom'Il.,
19/11; apptJd. e. memo Qu
'fl, Vdot'orla
Niag13.ra Fal,ls Park Oom'Il., 190'5;
Is also presdot. Wesrtmounot Silver
Mrfning Ca., lAd., Sll()oC18.n, B.C., anò
prresdrt:. Oenbral Can. >Mranutaoturers'
Mutu'al Fiire InlS. 00.; a doel. 5tJh
Imp. ""rade 'Oongress, London, Eng.,
1903' !has fouruded e. br.onz'e, st.1ve<I',
and 'gold meò for oomlþetdtoil()n in
the political s
ence and commercial
course Toronto Unlv.; a Con.. and has
en 'V.-P. Young :Men's Llb.-Oon.
.
ssn., Toronto, anð is now a moem,
Ex.tve. N. TOl"iO'Il.to Li-b.-Oon. AlS'Sn.: 11
Meth.-66 Glen Road. Rosedale, To-
ronto; Canadian Club; Empire Clu.b;
Rosednle Golf Club; Queen City Bowl-
ing and Curltng Club, do.
Ellis. Major Bichard Yates, manu-
facturer.
S. late Wm. E_, joint prop. Liverpool
Journal and the originator and prop.
of the 1st cherup newspaper, the Penny
Post, and Mary (Danvers) E.; B.
Oxton, Cheshire, Eng., 1840; e. there;
m., Laura Boatnoer, ,d. 'l.arte A. F1mnkrloin
Pugh, Assumption Parish, La.; came
to Toronto, 1856; moved to Ingersoll,
Ont., 1868; for many yrs. In partner-
ship with his bro. In the hardfware
business there; 1st secy. Ingersoll Bd.
of Trade and a town councillor; re-
turnpd to Toronto to enter firm of P.
W. E. & 00., manufacturing jewellern,
Toronto, organized by his nephew,
1880; now a dir. of the co.; Is presdt.
Archer Light, Heat & Power Co.,
Indust. Agen
y, Ltd., and Westbournoe
Sch. for Girls; V.-P. Westmount Silver
l\nnln
Co.; a dir. Northern Crown
Bank, '.roronto Indus. Exhbn. Assn., and
Brit. Am. Watch Co.; prop. of the
Hungerford Mar1>le Properties, Hast-
Ings, Ont.; one of the best known art
connoisseurs In Toron1:o, and hRS one
of the flnest collections of Can. art
in the Dominion: Is presdt. Onto Cen-
tral Sch. of Indust. Design and Art:
V.-P. Guild of Civic Art and Central
IÆague of Sch. Art; a councillor Art
Museum, Toronto; a memo Toronto Bd.
of Tro.de; chaIrman educ. comte..
TPOh. Sch. Bd.; joined th.p Merchants'
Rifles, Toronto. at tlmp of Trent affair;
entd. Queen's Own Rifles a
a privatI'
and bf'('ame f>n
lgn. 1866: server'!
Fendan Ralðs, 1866 (
nl. serVJlce med.
with clasp):
azetted major, 22nd
Regt. Oxford Rifles, 1876: now re-
tired; holds long service decora\.lon;
Ind. In politics; an Ang.-.UO Sher-
bourne St., Toronto.
Ellis. William Hodg.on, physician;
ed ucattonlst.
S. late J. E. E., M.R.C_S ; I!ra'1
s
Rev. Wm. E., a distinguished mission-
ary; b. Bakewell, DerbyshIre, Eng.,
Nov. 23, 1845; e. Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1867; M.A., 1868): m., 1875, Ellen
Maud, d. Chas. MIckle. Guelph, Ont.;
M.B., Toronto Unliv., 11870; a senaboor,
do., 1895; L.R.C.P., Eng'. 1871: F.C.S,
Gt. Brit.; F.T.C.. do.; F.R.S.C.; also a
memo Soc. Puhllc Analysts, Gt. Brit.;
practises in Toronto; formerly prof.
chern. Trln. Mell. Sf'h. and lef'turer on
chern., Trin. Univ.. Toronto; later was
Instr. of chern., Pro v!. ColI. of Tpch.;
apptd. prof. app. chern.. Sch. of Pmc-
Ural Self>nce, 1887: do. prof. texl-
cology, Toronto Dnlv., 1900: te, al"o
official analyst, Inland rpw'nup, Toron-
to: twke presdt. Can. Inst.: now a
coundllor do.: plprtprl prf'!'ilt. IOf'
l
soe.c. Chlf'm
'cral In(
qlst.
(}c., 190f;:
e,r-
V'e-.d' wi,t'h Qm>en''S Own Rpg'lt. rut Rli!'g'e-
way, lR66 (m'Ðd., wHh clasp) : aft,pr-
ward.s capt. 1Ì'Il that oonps; relput,a.tio'Il
as a che,misrt flnd ano'tloysot staT1llos \"ery
'hiig'h.-ï
St. Alban St.. Toronto; To-
ronto Club.
Ellison, Hon, Price, 8ta tpsrnan.
Eng. origin; .b. En,g., 1862: e. rtnere;
m.; ml3.ny yrs. Tf'silllf'n1: ln B. C.; a
fa.rm-err .a ntà 1"13 UIC!h.P'T ; the 1:a rge.!'t g11'OWf'.r
of W1hæ.t in B. C.; ihras sa:t in B. C,
Leg.lsl.a,ture since g. e. 1898; en.bd.
MicBri'de C.a;binoe1 as Minr. .of Lanid.s
.and Works, Oct., 1909; became M.inr.
of Finance and A
rlc'\1iL, Oot., .1910;
has .propoosed IbO eXfÌ>e-nð rtihoe suffrage 1t.<J
bay'S of 18; OO'Il.; Ang.-Vict01'ia,
B.C.
Ellison. William Bruce, lawyer.
S. Richard and Sarah Eleanor (Ar-
thurs) E.; father's famf1y came ori-
ginally from N. of Irel; they "Settlpd
In N. H. about 1640: mother'!, family
Scotch: b. St. Thomas, Ont., July 17,
1857; e. there; m., Sept., 1883, Miss
ELMSLEY -EMARD.
375
May Alma J"ackson, St. Thomas; 'bar-
rister (ant.), 1880; do. (N. Y.), 1882;
memo N. Y. Legl!':latur
, elected on
Df'm. tlck
t (the only Dem. ever plect-
ed from his dI8t.), 1892; commr. water,
gas, and f'lectrlclty, N. Y., ] Q06: cor-
poration counsel, N. Y.. 1907: fr p -
quently af'lutf1. commr.
y Sl1nrpme f't
In conrnectlon with watt>r-from aml
nark prnpprtlf's: a dfr. Tpfft-Wf'l1pr
00.: a me<m. Am. Aæd. Pool. and S-n-
t"Ial Sdpnce Assn., Am. Bar Assn., amI
N. Y. City Bar AS8I1.: thPl lo
ft"al can.
of hIs flarty for govr. N. Y., 1908 (vide
N. Y. T
l
qr",ph): authoOr pamphlet!'!:
.. The Canadlan-Am.prlean Fisheries"
and .. Th.p Po1ftlcal Unfflcatfon of
Canada and: the United Statps": Enfs.
-!I(IO W. Rnd A 1'1'1.. Npw York CitJ,:
Colonial. Manhattan. Natfnnal npmo-
cratic, M
rchant8', and Fordham Club8.
do.
"An efßcient, ca;po1ble. pubUc.spiri-ted Be'T-
VOYJot oTld II. m-IIYJ ()f ste'rIim
hOYJo()l1.1<r, IO'Y!llt-v,
bre'lldth f'If miY1l1 8YJd ouitp. UYJl18'11",1 legsl
snd administrative abilitv."-S. N.
Elmsley. Jamcs. banker.
R anf1
. St"ot.: m., Ff''b.. H106. Ger-
aliHne Cluny. d. W. M. Ramsay (q.v.).
Montrpal: entd. 8ervlt"e Bank B. N.
A., ]
78; has 'been successively an a('-
countant and man
r. at various
branches of the Institution; su'bse-
quent1y asst. Inspr. and chief Insur.,
snpdt. of branches, 1902-9: since then
mang-r. Montreal branch: elected memo
Montreal Bd. of Trade: presf'nted with
ca'blnet of silver by thp !òtflff throu
h-
out the ,seJrV11IC.e, 1906: Pf'eSh.-Tl1
8h p rbrooke. J.fontreal: st. Jame8'
C1nh; Canada Club; Royal Montreal
Golf Club, do. .
Elmsley, :Major James Harold, Can
.regular mil. forces.
S. late Remy and Nfna (Bradshaw)
E., .. BarnstaJble," Toronto; a gralbèfis.
()f Carpt. ,John E., and: g:t.-
ranods. ChIef
.Justice E., Toronto; 'b. Thronto, Oct.
1
. ] 878: e. Cardinal Newman's Col1..
Blrmfn
ham, En
.: m., AnI.. 1908,
Florf'nce A thol Gordon, e. d. Mf'lfort
Bou, ItlOn Tor<m11O:
zeotltcl ItIeut. G.
n. B. G., .Jan., 1898: no. R C. D.,
.June, do.; capt. do., .1905: major d'o.,
1907; served d'UrfJ1l}::' w
r In S. A.; Á.
D. C. to Maj.-Gent. Sir E. Hutton, com-
manding T. M. I.: dangf'r01.1sly wouml-
ed, nr. BelfaRt, Tr
nRvaal (Quf'en'!'I
mef1., with !í cl
s: KIng's mf'<1.. with
2 clasps): R. C.-!
St. J08eph St.,
Toronto: Toronto Club.
Elson, John :Mebourne, journalist.
S. Oeo. and Charlotte (Wilkin) E.:
b. B
'ron, ant., Dec. 25. 1880: e. T..on
don Coll. Inst. and Western Unlv.; m.,
Se.pt., .1907, W'ilIloolllI1 l in.a M., o. d.
W. M.. F'aul
s, 'l\fuul1tt Brydges, Oru.t.;
enJtd. Journa.}.}.sm, 1903, on s.taff Lon-
don N eW8; la:teor j'()I!noo .staff rMont-
real Gazet!
and went to Eng. durin&,
Chamberlam Tariff Reform campaign
to study poUtlcal conditions; wrote
special articles thereon; was also on
staff Toronto Globe; ed. Toronto Sun-
day World, 1907: asst. mango dIr., To-
ronto World Publlshlnr; Co., 1909: since
Mch., 1910, has been ed. and propr.
St. Catharlnes Journal; secured only
IntervIew given to Can. or Western
U.S. press, except to Assoclated Press
by Baron Komura, .Japan's plenlpo
tentlary at Peace Conference, Ports-
mouth, N.H.,
fter Russo-.JaJpanese
War; author, II Reclprocdty: The Out-
come of Evolution" (1911). - 167
Church. St., St. Catharine8, Ont.; St.
Catharm
8 Club, do.
"A very po:pular newspaper ma.n."-
T. Globe.
Elton, David Horton, journalist.
S. .John and I!òa'bella AmeUa. (Hor-
ten) E.: b, Worcester, Eng., .Jan. 12,
1877: e. there: m., ApI., 1901, In
alt
Lake Temple, Miss Nora Afton Ha.u-
ser: ed. Alberta Star, Cardston, Alta.;
founnf'd and now OWJlS Mfl gra th Pioneer
and Raymond RU8tler; formerly ed.
Sontl1ern Star, Chattanooga, Tf'nn.:
elected presdt. Alberta and E. Brit.
Col. Press Assn., 1908: a .J. P.: sub-
agent Dom. lands; Dom. returnln
of-
flcer, AHa., 1904; favours exclusion of
Chinese and .Japanese: a memo Cll.
of .Jesus Christ of Latter Day Salnts.-
Lethbridg
, Alta.
Emard, The Bt, Bev, Josepl1 ]ll[édarð
(R. C.).
S. MMard and Mathf1df' (Rcaudin)
K, St. Hu'bert, P.Q.; b. St. Constant,
P.Q., ApI. 1, 1853: e. 'by his father,
the Semy. Ste. Thérèse and St. Sulplct!
ColI., Montreal; completed his phil.
studies at the Grand Semy., Montreal;
o. 1876; spent 3 yrs. at Rome, follow-
Ing the theol. course at the Roman
Doll. (D.D.); 8;lsQ -took degirees in
the study of canon law at the Apol-
lInalre Semy., under the direction of
Palmieri, Mazella, De Angells, etc.;
visited the Holy Land, an<1 Is the au-
thor of a vol., II Voyage en Terre
Salnte"; was first vicar St. .Joseph's
Ch., Montreal, and vice-chancellor at
the A reh.evêeh.e, later 'beoam!n'g prof.
ec('leslastical hfst.. Laval Unlv.; ap-
pointed challicel10r of the diocese, 1888;
canon of the Cath., 1891, and first Bp.
ot Val1eyfi-eld, on the organization of
that diocese, AJpI. 5, 1892; cons>ecl'ated
.June 9, 1892; !has since builrt: a s:pl'enK'Ud
classical coli.. affi1iated to Laval, 2
hospitals, besides several other Insti-
tutlons: strongly opposf'd to Intemp.
In 'hfs diocese; attended the Pilenary
Council, Quebec, 1909, and, the Euchar-
Istfc Congress, Montr
al, 1910.-
Bishop'8 Palace, Valleytleld, P.Q.
II One whose mission seems to be the
performance of perpetual lCood."-Wîtneøø.
Emard, Joseph 'tJ1r1c, lawyer.
S. Medard and Mathilde (Bpaudin)
Eo, St. Constant. P.Q.: bro. Bp. E.
(q.v.) ; 'b. Mch. 27, 18:=;5; e. St. Hubert
Gramm'lr Sch., conducted by his father.
and :prlvaste Siclh. C'oßod,uctloo by AIbIM
Villeneuve; m. Miss Exilda Stuart
Montreal; graduated LL.L. (avec dls
tinction. Lav
t Univ.). 1881: advoc;;1te,
do.; K.C., 1903; head of firm E. & E. ;
practises Montreal, w.here he 1s one of
the leaders of the bar; has been Mayor
town of Emard, P.Q.; presdt. St. .Joon
Bapote. Soc. (St. Viru:::ent de Piau 1 sec.),
1884; chief promoter Club .Jacques Car-
376
EMBREE-ENGLAND,
tier, 1903;' elected tpresdt. Club St.
Denis, Montreal, 1906; Is a dlr. In
several land! and! -other cO's., and presdt.
Pontiac and .A1bftlbl Gold MIne Co.;
R. C,; Con.---6 Park Ave., Montreal;
St. James's Club; Club Lafontaine;
Club St. Denis. do.
Embree, Luther :Edmund, education-
Ist.
Highland Scotch and Eng. parent-
age; U. E. L. descent; b. Cape Bre-
ton, N.S., 1844; e. there ani! Bramp-
ton, ant., High SC'h.: later entd. To-
ronto Unlv. (B.A. and si.Iver mei!. In
mod. IRng.. 1875): LL.D.. hon. (Mc-
Master Untv.), 1906; m., 1st, Miss Annie
Welding, Sparta, ant. (d.); 2ndly,
Annie, d. late Thos. B. Dane,
armouth,
N.S.; successIw'ly principal Yarmouth
Spmy., Strathroy CoIl. In:::t., Whitby
CoIl. Tnst., .Jameson Ave. CoIl. Inst.,
Toronto, and .Jarvis St. CoIl. Inst., <10.:
apptd. to latter position, May, 1906;
for some considerable time has repre-
entei! the high sch. masters as a sena-
tor of his Alma Mater; apptd. super-
visor of practice teaching and Instr.
In sch. manag-ement, Toronto Univ..
1908; recommended for third school
Insppctor. Toronto, Novpmber. H108:
presdt. OntarIo Ed'Uc. Assn., 1907; do.
ant. Teachers' AIIlance, 1908: elected
a S'M1lRtor Knox OoH., Toront'o, 1909: do.
V.-P. Schoolmen's Club, 1910; a'Ppolnted
one of a comte. of three to compile
a npw series of readers for pubIlc and
high schs., ant., which readers have,
up to this time, been In use; a Free-
mason; a Fresb.; Ind. In politics:
favours unity of thp 'Empire. politt-
caIly and <"Omm'erdalIy. - 225 Sher-
bourne St., Toronto.
Emery. Bev, Joseph Edward (R.C.).
B. New Glasgow, P.Q.. 1855; e. CoIl.
T} A:::somptlon, P.Q.: thf'oI. 'Studies at
Ottawa Univ. (D.D., 1902); a mpm.
OhlRtS de M
rIe Imma('ul
p: o. 1881:
missionary Mattawa, ant., 1881-83; do.
U. S., 1883-7; master of novices and
superior Semy., Tewksbury. ?l-Iass.,
1 F-87-91; Buffalo, N.Y., 1891-2; St.
.Joseph's, LoweIl, Mas
., 1892-3: St.
Peter's, San AntonIo, Texas. 1893-4;
R!'I!"istant pastor Holy Ang-els. Burrillo,
1895-1901; rector 11nlv. ()tta
'a, 1901-
5; Lachine, 1906-7: since rt:hen a md:::-
slonary art: Polnte Bl-eue, Lake St. .John,
P.Q.; hon. LL.D. (Unlv. St. Francis
Xavlpr. Antigonish, N.S.), 1905: op-
p<,sed to exten:::lve govt. ownership of
public Industrlf's, the most perfect
govt. being the
Implest: beIlpves In
trt1!"t
, provli.lpd thpy he of)pnpi! to the
ma!'ses and duly contested by the govt. ;
free trade the Id'eal; protection a prac-
tical necessity.-Pointe BlplIe, P.Q.
Emmerson, Hon, Henry Robert, law-
yer; statesman.
U. E. L. descent; s. Rev. R. H. E.
(Bapt.) and Augusta (Read) E.; b.
'Maugervllle, N.B.. Sept. 25, 1853; e.
Amherst Acad., Mt. Allison Acad.. St.
.Joseph's CoIl., Memramcook, N.B.,
Acadia CoIl. (M.A., 1897 ; D.C.L.
(hon.), 1904). and Boston Unlv. (prize
essayist; LL.B., 1877); LL.D. (han.),
N. B. Unlv., 1900: m., June, 1878,
:mrnny C. (d. ApI., '1901), d. C. B.
Record, Iron founder, \Mancton, N.B.;
barrister, 1878; KC., 1899; success-
fully practises !hIs prof. at Dorchester,
where 'he Is ODie of the lea.ders of the
bar; was solr. and mangr., Merchants'
Bank of H8iIlfax, Dorchester, 1882-7;
is presdt. N. B. Petroleum Co., Acadia
Coal anð .coke Co. and SterIlng Coal
Co.; a dlr. Record Foundry and
Machine Co.;
s a .gov. Acadia Unlv.;
a Lib.; fonnerly V.-P. f.or N. B. .of
Maritime LIb. Assn.; unsuccessfully
con-teSited Wiestmoreland (H. C.),1887;
sat for Albert (Local), 1888-90; Leg.
Councillor, N. B., 1891-2; again repre-
sented Allbert (LoCJal) , 1892-1900;
Mlnr. of PubIfo Works, N. B., 1892-
1900: Premier and Atty.-GenI., do.,
1897-1900; since tfhen !has sat for West-
moreland (H. C.); was Mlnr. ()f Ry.l!l.
and Canals (In Ithe Laurler tAdmn.),
1904-7; favours the utm.ost pos-
sible freedom of trade on the lInes
of British free trnde; Is greaItly In-
terested In growth of wheat and ,In
promotln.g the !prospecting anð develap-
ment .o.f 011 properties In N. B.; an
Orangeman; a Bapt. ; pre-sdt. Maritime
Bapt. Convention, 1899; do, Bapt. Con-
gress of Can, 1900; autlhor .. The Legal
Condition of Married Women to and
other pamphlets and l
ctures.-Dor-
chester, N.B.; 16 Delaware Ave., Ot-
tawa; Rideau Club, do.
"Am able speaker and powe.rful in de-
ba.te."-T. Globe.
Emo, John, Insurance profession.
S. late Wm. E., !Montreali; m.;
eleoted V.-P. Inl!:e
n. .Aioc!ðremlt & Sick-
ness Ins. Co., 1907; l'st V.-P. Intern.
Ass'll. of Accldte111t Und.eil"Wfiliters. 1911;
ts now gent mang>!". Can. Ry, Aocddent
Ins. Co.-550 Gilmour St., Ottawa.
Emory, Cummins Van ]forman, phy-
sidan.
S. Aaron D. and .Jane V.; b. Trafal-
gar, Co. Halton, ant., Dec. 16, 1850;
e. pubIfc and normal schs.; m., 1st,
] 882, Miss Ada .Jane Crosby (d.
1890); 2ndly, 1892, Miss Kate M. Ed-
wards; pursued med. studies Victoria
Untv. and Homæop. Hosp. CoU., Cleve-
land, 0.; a IJublIc sch. teacher for
some Y'flS.; IPraCJtdsed mw., 1879-88, lbut
gave It up to advocate temp. cause;
was examr., ColI. P. and S., ant., 3
yrs.; subsequently presdt. Canadian
Homæop. Inst.; now Dom. secy. Royal
Templars: has served as del., In Ham-
Ilton; an Ind. Lib.; a Meth.;' has
been supdt. of S. S.'s for an extended
period; a prohlbftfonlst; beIfeves the
liquor tramc Is, perhaps, the mast gi-
gantic evil In our land, and that the
Govt. has no right to license such an
evll.-
5 Ontario Ave., Hamilton, Onto
England, Prank BichardsoD, physI-
cian.
E. s. Francfs E.. Dunham, P.Q., and
late .Jane (Ruiter) E.: U. E. L. de-
scent; b. CowansvUle, P.Q., Aug. 21.
1862; e. Waterloo; m., 1st, 1887, Car-
!pie An'll (d.), y. d. ilaite R. '1... Ga:ler,
Dun!h'aJrn; 2.nd,ly, 11897, MJlss ()ota.V'fa
377
ENGLAND-ERMATINGER.
Grace Ritchie, M.D. (q.v.); graduated
M.D.,C.M. (BishO!P's OolN., Le.nn'oXV1l.l1te,
P.Q.), 1885; successfully practises his
prof. In Montreal; prof. diseases of
children, Bishop's Coli., 1887; prof.
surgery, do., 1894; presdt. Montreal
Med.-Chlr. Soc., 1906; V.-P. Can. Med.
Assn., 1907; Ang.-126 Bishop St.,
Montreal; University Club, do.
:El1I'land, Mr., Octavia Grace, physi-
cian.
Y. d. late Thos. W. Ritchie., Q.C.,
Montreal; b. Montreal; e. McGill
Unlv. (B.A., with 1st class honours in
natural science, 1888) ; tn., 1897, F. R
England, M.D. (q.v.); graduated M.D..
C.M. (Bishop's CoIl., Lennoxville,
P.Q.), 1891; one of the first class of
ladies to graduate from McGill Dniv.,
and the first woman to receive a med.
degree In the Prov, of Quebec; took a
SClh.olar. I3Jt Kingston, and 5ubS'equel1Jt-
ly followed a post-graduate course at
Vienna; did much to arouse pUblic
feelin&, In favour of the med. educa-
tion of women In Quebec; was secy.
of the Donalda students to procure lhis
concession; a gov. of Western Hosp.,
Montreal, and asst. gynæcol. there,
1894-1906; MS lectured on moo. sub-
jects before the Women's Club and
Y. W. C. A. ; a mem. Med.-Chlr. Soc.,
Montreal; a del. Quinquennial Con-
gress, N wt. {)ounclil of W QII1Je'I1, To-
ronto, 1909; Ang.-l!6 Bishop St.,
Montreal.
:El1I'lehart, Jacob Lewi., manufac-
turer; capitallst; Onto pUblic ser-
vice.
S. John Joel and Hannah E.; b.
Cleveland, 0., Nov. 2, 1847; e. local
schs.; m., Dec., 1891, Charlotte Eleanor,
(d. ; Charlotte Eleanor Engleh8irt
Hosp., founded In her memory by her
husband, Dec., 1910), d, late Thos.
U
horn;pson, Adelaide, Ont.; long in
commercial Ufe in the U. S. and
Can.; sInce 1866 has been head of
the firm of J. L. E. & Co., engd.
in the refining, producing and ex-
portation of Oan. petroleum and its
products; estbd. works in London, Ont.,
with offices in N.Y.; was one of the
pioneers In the trade; removed to
Pe.trolea, where he became 2nd V.-P. ot
the Imperial on Co., 1881 ; Is also V.-P:
Crown Savings & Loan Assn., Petrolea,
and V.-P. London & Western Trust Co.,
London, Ont.; some time a gov. To-
ronto Dniv. ; since Mch., 1905, has been
a mem. of the Temiskarning &
Northern Onto Ry., and chairman of
the Bd.; a Con., and presdt. Lib-Con.
ASBn. of Petrolee. and vicinity; gave
an X-ray machine to St. Michael's
Hosp., Toronto, 1909, and a chime of 11
bells (one of the finest In the Prov-
Ince) to Christ Ch., Petro lea, 1910; a
Freema.son; an Ang.-I< Glenview/'
Petro lea, Ont.; Queen's Hotel, To-
t.onto; London Club, London, Onto
"A man of largeneas of he'artand public
.pirit."-M. and E.
"A man ()f grea.t wealth &ud high a.bil-
.ity; opl'Oi'reseive in spirjt, he d.s rende.1"1Ì'Ilg
a _",iOlo to tile Province which has ne'Veil"
been
rpa&Sed, if jt has 9,ver been, equal-
led."-T. Telegram.
En8'li.h, Walter :Murray, physician;
Ont, public service.
2nd i!!!. s. Rev. N. F. E. (Ang.) and
Hester Ann Chapman (Wrong) E.;
grands. Noble E., an early settler,
London, Ont.; b. Goderich, Ont., Nov.
13, 1861; e. London public and high
schs., Western Dniv., Toronto Sch.
o! Med. and Toronto Dniv. (M.D.,
1886); further prof. studies at Mid-
dlesex (Eng.) Hasp.; m., Oct., 1893,
Ellenor M., d. late Sheriff John F.
Clarke, M.D., Port Arthur, ant.; suc-
cessfully practised his prof. at Lon-
don, Ont., up to 1907; memo Can.,
Onto and London Med. Assns.; do.,
Am. Assn. Ry. Surgs.; ex-chairman
London Ed. of Health and London
Ed. of Educ.; a senator Western
Dnlv.; also prof. of hygiene and
toxlcol. therein; fond of athletics;
formerly presdt. London Rowing
Club; since May, 1907, has be-en med.
supdt. Hosp. for the Insane, Hamil-
ton, ant.; Ang.-Hospital for the 171.-
satl.e, Ilamilton, Onto
:Enni., John, Can. steamship service.
E. and e. Scot.; for a long period in
Immigration and steamship business;
since 1867 pas1senger mangr. AlJan
Line, at Liv.eI"Pool; presented with his
portrait i11l oils by his friends, in testi-
mony of .his llong and mofTI.t'Ûrious ser-
vioes, 1905.-Liverpool, Eno.
II A man of tact and ability."-Liver-
pool J OUTnal of Oommerce.
:Ep.tein, Max Jo.eph, journalist;
business man.
E. Munich, Germany, 1878; e.
Munich Dniv.; m. Mlle. Marie Rose
Goetz; propr. E. press service; presdt.
and ed. Can. Newspapf>r Syndicate;
presdt. BI1it. and Col. Press Service,
Ltd., 1909; sp.ecial corre.spondent for
leading European newspapers; many
leading Can. newspapers have recorded
their appreciation of his services to
them; his services have also been re-
ferred to In dehate (H.C.); made
record .tri'P round the world twice; a
Hebrew.-695 Mance St., Ville St, Louis,
Montreal.
:Ermatinger, Hi. Honour Charles
Oakes Zaccheu., Co. Ct. Judge.
S. late Edward E., M.P., Can. As-
sem., 1844-47, and author of "The Life
of Co!. Talbot," and Achsah E., d.
1l3.iÌJe Ron. Z. Burruh:aru, 100bourg, Orut.;
b. St. Thomas, Ont., Feb. 5, 1851; e.
there and GaIt Grammar Sch.; m.,
1876. Charlotte Dickson, e. d. Hon.
Hugh Richardson (q.v.); barrister,
1873; K.C. (M. of Lansdowne), 1885;
junior judge Co. Elgin, Ont., since Jan.
21, 1890; sat for E. Elgin (Local),
Con. Interest, 1883-6; unsuccessfully
contested same constltUf'ncy (H. C.) .
g. e. 1887; chairman Joint Comte. Tal-
bot Sert:toomeJ1Jt iM.ørIl'orial, 190,1; .pre-
sented/ to the Prince and Princess or
Wales (now King and Queen), 1902;
do. dl(). their 'Majesties the late King
and Queen, 1907; author II The Cana-
dian Franchise and Election Laws"
and "The Tal'bot Regime"; Ang., an"!
a del. to the Synods.-St. Thomas, Ont.;
Elgin Golf Olu.b; Countr21 Club, do,
3
8
ERNST-ETHIER.
Ernst, Miss Alice Lucretia, physician.
EleVf>nth c. Christian and Sophia
Elizabeth (Wynacht) E.; b. Bridge-
water, N.S., .July 16, 1861; e. ProvI.
Normal Sch., Truro, N.S.; graduated
M.D. (Women's Med. CoIl., Penn.),
1888; for one year an Interne, Wo-
man's Hosp., Philadelphia; became a
foreign missy., under Woman's Union
Missy. Soc. Am., 1889; placed first In
med. charge of a girls' orphanage, Cal-
cutta; In addition, had a daily dispen-
sary for women and children, and
some practice in women's homes or
Zpnanas: aftf'r 6 1 h yrs: work In Cal-
cutta, took furlough in Europe and
Am., and studiC'd in Vienna hosps. 8
mths.; returned to India, under same
soc., and built a fine hosp. and dis-
pensary at .Jhan
i, 1898, which is un-
der her chief superintendence; the
Indian Govt. has shown its apprecia-
tion by subsidizing her Nurses' Home;
a frequent contributor to .Missionar21
Link; a memo Evant Luth. Ch.-
Jhansi, United Province3, India.
"One of Nova Scotia's clever dr.ugh-
ters."-ll. Herald.
Erroll, The Bight Eon. the Earl of
(Charle. Gore Kay),
S. 18th Earl and Eliza, d. late Gent.
Hon. Sir Chas. Gore, K.C.B.; b. King-
ston, Ont., Feb. 7, 1852; e. Harrow;
m., 1875, Mary, d. Edmund and Lady
Haru-iett .1'Est'ran@e; e,nltd. arm'Y ao!!
cornet Royal Horse Gds., 1869; It.-col.
commùg., do., 1891-5; col., 1895; late
brig.-gent on staff commdg. Yeomanry
Brigade, S. A.; rebired, 1907; ,hem. 00.1.
3rd BaHn., Gord'Ûn HIg1hlian'<lers, since
1892; C.B., 1901; K.T., dl().; LL.D.,
A'berdeen; Is 23'M :hereditary ooTId lhig1h
cO'l1stable .of Soot., cl'e3Jte'd! 13..15, am']
thus neareSt subject in Soot. ibo al!he
:l'OYRJl famA'l'y; I()ffic:iatoed, as such, 8Jt
the cororuatloll of the ,late King Edwarð
and RJt 'tlrue tClOoI10-ll!3.:Uo'ru ,of Kirug George.
-to Buckingham Gate, London, S. W.;
Marlborough Club, do.; Slains Ca3tlt!!,
C1'uden, A berdeenshire, Scot.
Esler, Rev, Alexander (Pres b.).
B. Co. Antrim, Irel.; e. Princeton,
N..J.; graduated, 1893; m.; O. 1896;
pastor West Chester, Pa., 1896-1901;
do. Coolte's Ch., Toronto, 1901-7 ;
since then Presb. evangelist, Philadel-
phia North, Pa.; presdt. Christian En-
deavour Union, Ont., 1903-4.-Phila-
clclphia North, Pa.
"As a preacher plain, practical al1d
point-ed:'-Mail and Empire.
Essery, Emmanuel Thomas, lawyer.
B. and e. London, Ont.; Eng. par-
f'ntage; m. Eliza .Jane. d. late Wm.
'Vales, ToO,rOl1ÌJO; gro.du3Jted LL.B.
('nOI'O'I1IÌJO Uruiv.), 1883; b&I"Irister, 1876:
K.C., 1908; successfully practises his
prof. in London, Ont.; water commr.,
do., 1888-90; chairman of bd., 1889;
Mayor of London, 1893-4; ex-otflcio,
presdt. London & Port Stanley Ry.; a
Con., and unsuccessfully contested Lon-
don (Local), as such, Nov., 1894; holds
cert. from Royal Mil. Sch., 1865; served
in volunteers during Fenian raids
(med.); has been presdt. St. George's
Soc.; elected! grand master Oran&,e
Grond Lodge, Orut. W.est, 1907-8; do.
grand councll1or Can. Order Chosen
Friends, 1907; do. presdt. Can. Frater-
nal Assn., 1908; also holds high.rank in
OdJdifeltlows.-London, Onto
Estabrooks, Theodore Harding, mer-
chan t.
B. Wicklow, N.B., Dec. 28, 1861; e.
public schs., Sheffield Grammar Sch.,
and Kerr's Business CoIl., St. .John;
m., May E. (V.-P, Y. W. C. Assn.), d.
late Thos. Crothers, Upper Gagetown,
N.B.; eU;.d.. business life, 1894; IlJOW a
wholesa;le tea merchant, having
branches in Toronto and Winnipeg;
one of St. .John's foremost busIness
men; a dir. Central Can. Manfrs.'
Mutual Fire Ins., Co.; V.
P. St. .John
Bd. I()If T'I"3Jdie, 1905-6; pres'rut. do., 1909-
11; Ipresdlt. Centre;l 'J.ìe.ÞeJPlh.one Co.;
do. Prot. Orphan Asylum; on the
Ex'lvoe. Boys' Indus. Home and ÁJssoc.
Charities; also V.-P. St. .John branch
.Arm. ArahæoI. -Soc. ; elected a ÒJIr. Banik
of N. B., 19111; a memo Can. 'MM1U-
facturers' Assn.; went to Eng. with
that body, 1905; presented to King
Edward, Windsor Castle, .June, 1905;
a memo St. .John Taxation Comn.,
1906; a memo Comte. Citizens of St.
.John re needs of port of St. .John,
touching winter port traffic, 1907;
serV'e.d In V. m. during Riel Relbellion,
1885 (med.); an active Lib.-St. John,
N.B.; Union Club, do.
"A man o<f person.a
ability and Tim."-
St. John Sun,
Etherington, Rev, Edward Jame3
(Ang.).
E. Queen's Unlv., Kingston (B.A.,
1891) ; m., .July, 1905, Ada, e. d. late
W. C. GLbsol1'e, Quebec; o. deacon,
1893; priest, 1894; formerly Incum-
bent St. Magdalen, Lloydtown; for 6
yrs. rector Trinity Ch., Quebec; since
1903 rector St. Thomas' Ch., Hamllton,
Ont.-Hamilton, Onto
Ethier, ]II[11e, Anna, amateur actress.
B. Montreal, 1890; sister Abbê A.
Ethier, Ste. Cunegonde, P.Q.; e. Sis-
ters of the Congo de Notre Dame, and
Montreal High Sch.; as a memo of Le
Cercle Lltteralre, St. Henri, Montreal,
W13S alWal1doed the MJ3Jrg3Jre.t A'ngldn
(q. v.) bracelet, In the Earl Grey musi-
cal and dramatic competition, Apt,
1909; she personated Llonette, In
II La Princesse de Bagdad."-St. Henri,
Montreal.
Ethier, Joseph Arthur Calixte, law-
yer; legislator.
S. .J. B. and .Julie (Boyer) E.; b
SIt. Ben.()Iilt, P.Q., .May 26, 1868; e
Montreal 00011.; m., Apt, 1891, Thêrêse
(d. Feb., 1910), d. late L. A. For-
tier, M.D; ad'V'Ocate, 1875; practises
Ste. Scholastlque, P.Q.; K.C., 1906; do.
(P. Q.), 1909; has served as Crown
prosecutor Dist. of Terrebonne; for-
merly depty. !prothy., SJC.; has repre-
sented Two Mountains (H. C.), LLb.
interest, .sInce 1896; has been for
some yrs. chairman Expiring Laws
and Private Bills Comte. (H. C.);
one of the slg-ners of ,the address
from the Lib. party to the Pope,
resulting In the appt, of a papal able-
ETHIER-EVANS.
379
gate to Can., 1896; a dir. Ottawa River
Ry. Co. and Oenrt.:roJlJ Ry. Co.; soecy.
Mutual Fire Ins. Co., sil1lce 1894; secy.
Municipal and Sch. Bds., St. Colum-
ban and Ste. Scholastlque, 1891-8:
mayor Ste. Sohol.astlqU'e, 1899
1906:
R. C.-Stt:. Scholastiqut:, P.Q.; Club
Canadien, Quebec.
Ethier, Leandre Joseph, lawyer; Mont-
real municipal service.
B. St. Eusta<,he, P.Q., June 6, 1855;
e. St Mary's (Jesuit) CoIl. and McGill
Univ. (B.C.L., 1879); m., 1888,
Blanche Ros
e, d. Simeon Delorme,
merchant, Montreal; advocate, 1880;
K.C. (E. Derby), 1889; do. (P. Q.),
1899; has practised In all the provl.
courts, in the Supreme Ct. Can., and
before the .II. Comle. of H. M.'s Privy
Council, Eng., where he has repre-
sented Montreal In many Important
cases; recognized as an eminent au-
thority on municipal law; entd. law
dept., city of MlJntreal, Oct., 1876. and
has been, since the death of R. Roy,
K.C., chief counsel and chief city atty.
Montreal; represented Montreal at the
unvelllng of the Cartier monument, St.
Malo, France, 1905; fonnerly a capt.
65th Regt., and served with It during
N. W. Rebellion, 1885 (med.); R. C.-
178 Berri St., Montreal; Club Cana-
dien.
u
n eminent juriscQn-sul."-Can. Muni.
cipal Journal.
Evans, Arthur Thomas Kelly. civil
engineer; Onto public .service.
Second s. late George E., Gortmer-
ron House, Co. Tyrone, Irel., and Jane
(F.ftzgenalld:) E.; a brtO. ViscÜ'lmbess
Avonmore (q.v.); b. Toronto, Mch. 4,
1862; graduated Royal Mil. CoIl.,
Kingston, 1883; unm.; practised for
10 yrs. as a civil engr.; organized the
Onto Forest, Fish and Game Protection
Assn., of which he Is secy.-treas.; has
done good work In that capacity
throughout the country and as a lect.
on .the 1'esouroos of IjJhe Dom. ; on ex.tw,
oom1oe. Oan. øooI. Soc.; oaplpitd. fi,sh an:d .
game In:spr. by Onto GoV't., 1909; run-
successfully oc.ont-ested South WelUng-
otlon (H. C.), Con. ,Int,erest. g. e. 1911.-
f5 Front St. E., Toronto; Toronto Club;
Hunt Club; Nati.onal Club; Royal
Can. Yacht Club, do.; Metropolitan
Club, New York.
lOA well qualified man for his present
position."-Sir J: P. Whitney (q.1J.).
Evaus, David James, physician.
S. Edward E., formerly of Montreal,
now of Shanghai, China; b. Montreal,
1868; e. private schs.; m., June, 1895,
Miss Mary Emma Franklin, Orangp,
N.J.; graduated M.D.,C.M. (McGII1
Univ.), 1890; m., 'Mjay, 1911, Rosa-
mond, d. Roge,r N. AMen, Boston,
Moa;SAS.; !held V'aJI'i'ous ihiosp. I3Jp:polin<t-
ments 1JiU .1892; since In private
proCJti'C'e; .is asst. üoot. phoyslüla.n, 'MOTJIt-
real Matprnity Hosp.; attending phy-
sician Montreal FoundlIng and Baby
Hasp.; fl()'r.metI"Ly .1'elClt. on ob'Slt. and
driseases .of 'Infa'Illts, M,c.GlIll Unlv.; since
1911 a.&st. pl'lof. of O'bsbeltrlos, d'o.; a
('(mtrllbutl()r otJo sctI.entUic jouTnals;
autJhor 1.eX't-book on obst., in use in
several unlvs.; Ang.--60S Dorchester
St. W., Montreal; Universi.ty Club;
lIIontreal Jockey Club, do.
Evans, Edward Arthur, civil englnee\'.
B. Eng., Feb. 26, 1854; e. Eastman's
Royal Naval ColI., portsmouth and
King's ColI., London; memo Soc. C. E.,
1887; served his articles with Joseph
Phillips, C.E.!., London; was engd. In
construction Derby waterworks. Green-
field waterworks and tunnel, Cheshire
Lines Ry. (Liverpool N. extension),
and many other Important undertak-
Ings; came to Can., 1883, and was
employed as engr. on surveys, Port
Rowan & Lake Shore Ry., and on
construction Pontiac Pacific Junction
Ry., Gatlneau Valley Ry., Quebec,
Montmorency & Charlevolx Ry., and
Quebec City EllOOtrlc Ry.; upon aml3.Jl-
gamation of 2 last-named COSo (which
Included the Montmorency Electric
Power Co.), under the name of the
Quebec Ry., Light & Power Co., was ·
apptJd. ge.n1. crnangr. of IÌ.he 00.; If'e-
sl.gned, 19'10: sin'C'e Jan., 1911, 11as
been conlSulltlng engr., Queibe,c and
Saguenay Ry.; f.ormetl'ly comrnand.p.d
No. 1 Go., A. .s. Oor,ps.-f9 Ursule -St.,
Quebec.
Evans, :Hardy Pollman, Insurance
profession.
S. Hy. A. and Louisa (Cole) E.:
father, native London, Eng-., came to
Can., 1835; mot11er, from Dublin, Irel.,
came to Can., 1850; b. Clinton, Ont.,
,.Tune 10, 1872; e. there; later studied
med.; m., 1895, Ray L., d. Rev. Dr.
Lake, KnoxvllIe, Tenn., fonner1y of
Wales; been In the life Ins. busines!?
since 1892, with experience in respon-
sible positions In both U. S. and Can.;
organized National Agency Co., of
which he was V.-P. and genI. mangr.,
1900; formed Union Life Assur. Co.,
of which he has since been presdt. and
enI. 'man/gr., 1902; also Ipresd.t. Na.lt.
Land, F1ruit & !Packing 00.; a. ðï.r. in
s.e"'el'a.l pu>bHc compoanl.e-g; Ang.-
"Boullwyn," 60 Binscarth Rd., To-
ronto; Rosedale Golf Club, do.
Evans, Rev, James Gwallia (Ind.),
author; lecturer.
Welsh parents; a direct descendant
old U Christmas Evans," the famous
Welsh preacher; mother a Wynne, re-
tated to late Sir Watkyn Wm. W.;
grand-ancestor Rhodri Dhu, Lord of
Angelsey; b. Gralg Dhu House, Garn-
diffaith, Monmouth, Eng., Apt 24,
1866; e. Wales and U. S.; m. Miss
:Mary .I. Edmunðs, Ohio, U.S, ; o. Well,M
Ind. Ch., 1887; preached at 13; known
as the II boy preacher"; took course
in me:d. anò SUorg. bo ,pr'e'Pa.re for a
wider sphere of rellglous usefulness as
a med. missionary in the Orient, which
he first entered 1892; a great traveller
and a frequent lecturer; memo Pales-
tine Explor. Soc.; fellow Brit. Inst.
Mental Science; memo Bible Lands
Arch. Research Soc.; do. Unlv. Anth.
Soc. ; founded Cymeodorlan Society
Welsh), 1904; took an active part in
bringing- Welsh colonists to Can. from
Patagonia; reed. order of Mejldie from
Turkish Govt., and the Grand Cross of
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EVANS,
the Knights Hospitallers of St. .John of
.Jerusalem, 1905; author of several
works on Indian character, travel,
mental science, psychol., etc.; ed. an
educ. weekly 2 yrs.; a recognized art
critic, as well as collector of rare and
valuable works of art; In early life a
Gladstonian Lib.; In Can. an Imp. Ind.,
with Con. leanings; a staunch support-
er of Mr. Chamberlain, and an advo-
cate of protection; In favour of free
trade only within the Empire; be-
ldeves .in <moe .fl'ee, unlseeta:rlan sch.
system.-Kingston. Onto
Evans, John Dillon, farmer,
B. Tp. Trafalgar, Co. Halton, Ont.,
.July 19, 1841; e. local schs.; a .J.P.,
1872; a memo York Co. Council for
many yrs.; Warden, Co. York, 1890-1;
presdt. Onto Bee-keepers' ABsn" .1902-
03; now presdt. Hurnbervale Cemetery
Co. and of York Mutual Fire Ins. Co.;
represented York Co. Councll before
R'Y. OO>ffilW., P. C., o()J1J 4 aliffe.I1enlt ooc:a-
sions; declined nomination to Parlt.
by Patrons of Industry, 1894; a past
master Freemasons, Odd Fellows, For-
esters, and U. Workmen; a Con., and
atronlg protootÌJ()nlst; Mie'tJh.-To1'onto,
Onto
Evans, Nevil Norton, educationist.
S. late W. N. and Nora (Hunter)
E.; b. Montreal, Sept. 28, 1865; e.
Montreal HIgh Sch., M.cGlll Univ.
(B.A.Sc., 1886; M.A.Sc., 1892), Frei-
berg Sch. of Mines, and Leipzig Unlv. ;
rn., Sept., 1902, Bertha Vail, e. d. E. G.
O'Connor (q.v.), 'Montreal; lect. In
chern. and scien. agricul., .McGilIl Nor-
mal Sch.; asst. in chern., iMcG.ill Univ.,
1886; loect. in do, do., ,18911 ; asst. prof.
do. do., 1899; asso. prof. do. do. since
1907; Unit.-157 St. Famille St., Mont-
real; Canadian Club; University Club;
Montreal A. A. Assn., do.
Evans, percy Norton, educationist.
S. late Walter Norton E., a native
WOlverhampton, Eng., who came to
C[ln., 1860, and Nora (Hunter) E.; b,
Montreal, 1869; e. Montreal High Sch.,
McGill Univ. (B.Sc., 1890), Leipzlg
Univ. (Ph.D., 1893), and Clark Un Iv.
(hon. fellow, 1894); m., 1897, Miss
Mary E. Bruce, Middleton, Conn.;
asst. in chemistry, McGill Univ., 1890-
91; 1851 science scholar, do., 1891-3;
asst. In chemistry, Wesl. Univ., Mid-
dJI.eton, 1894-5; 'Prof. OOe!J11listry arud dir.
chemical laboratory, Purdue Univ.
since 1895; memo Am. Chemical Soc.;
fellow Ind. Acad. Science; a contribu-
tor to chemical journals; author
"Quantitative AnalysIs" (1897 and
1906) ; Unlt.-West Lafayette, Ind.
Evans, Very Bev, Thoma. Frye Lewl.
(Ang,).
g, late Rev. Francis E., D.C.L.,
rector of Wood'house, Ont" and Maria
Sophia (Lewis) E.; b. Woodhouse
Rectory, Dec. 17, 1845; e. U. C. ColI.
and Trin. Univ., Toronto (B.A., 1866:
M.A., 1871: D.C.L., hon., 1894: D.D.,
do., 1902); D.D. (ihon.), BiShop's CoIl.
Univ., Lennoxville, 1902: do. (do.),
Western Unlv., 190-4; m., 1st, Dec.,
1873, Maye Stewart (d. Oct., 1903),
e, d, late Strachan Bethune, K.C.,
chancellor of the diocese of Montreal}:
2ndly, June, 1908, Emily Elizabeth, d.
Illite Robt. Hy. Bethune, Toronto: O.
deacon, 1869; priest, 1870: missy.,
Norwich, Ont., 1869-71; asst., Christ
Ch. Cath., Montreal, 1871-3; since then
has Ibeen rector, St. Stephen's, 'Mont-
real: .hon. canon, Christ Ch. Oath.,
1873: bIs'hop's CJhaplain, 1879; Arch-
deacon of IbervllIe, 1881: do. d'o.,
Montreal (sucCeeding the late Dr.
Leach therein), 1887; Dean ot Monlt-
real since May, 1902; an unsuccessful
candidate for Bishopric of Montreal,
1908; a del. to the .synods; chaIrman,
Proto Bd. o
Sch. Comrnrs., Montreal,
1903- : tan official} del., Ang. Ch. BI-
cent, celebration, Halifax, N.S., 1910;
a del. Ang. Ch. Cong., Halifax, 1910,
and Pan-Ang. Cong., London, Eng.,
1908; a Freemason and chaplain Royal
Victoria Lodge, Montreal.-15 Hope
Ave., Montreal,
"As a prea.cher he is f'Orceful and con-
vincing, a.nd his ener&'Y in al'l depa.rtmentl
of religious .and &ocial wO"l"k is unbounded."
-M. Herald.
Evans, Lt,.Col, William Herbert,
busliness man.
S. .J. S. E., Montreal: b. there, Feb.
27, 1872: e. the.re; assocl.a1ed with his
fat!her In Ti'al of?<staJte busltness; g.etrvoed 5
yrs. R. N. W. M. Pollee; formerly a cap.
tain 5th Royal Highlanders, Montreal;
a capt. 3rd Special Service Corps,
which garrisoned Halifax during S. A.
War; apptd. It.-co!. comrnde-. 1st Regt.,
"Prince of Wales Fusiliers," May 31,
1908; reltiITed, F'eIb., 1911:. an. enotlhu-
s.ias,tJilC ihoorse!man.-249 Un'lvers1,ty St.,
Montreal; St, James's Club, do.
Evan., William Herbert, business
man.
S. Herbt. E., Montreal; grands.
Wm. E., County Cross; b. Montreal,
1865; e. Montreal ProPY, Sch. and
McGill Unlv. (B.A., 1886); m. Maud
.KJaJtJh,er:inle ( gna:nWdl a dliYQroe" 19.11 ) ,
d. ISaml. Bishop, BattJh'll!rst, N.B.;
.'PresdJt. E}v1an.s Bros., Lt., ('0001 and
W1O>OO IID/ß'OOhan:Ìls), 'Monrt:I"OOiI; Thrd-
ing Valiley R'Y., Th,rd'i'I1'g Vwlo1ey,
B.C.; Imp. Coal and Coke Co. (mines
and works, E. Kootenay, B.C.), and
Nell Lake Mining Co., Montreal; Ang.
-!J90 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal; St.
James's Club; Montreal Club.: Mont-
real Hunt Club; St. George's Snow-
shoe Club; Montreal' Jockey Olub;
St. Maurice Fish and Game Club;
Manitou Club; Engineers' Olub, do,
Evan., William Sanford, financial
agent; public man.
S. Rev. .J. S. E., D.D., and Mary
.Jane (Vaux) E.; b. Spencervllle, Ont.,
Dec. 18, 11869: e. public schs., Hamil-
ton Coll. Inst., Volctorla Unlv., Cobourg,
and Columbia Univ., N.Y. (M.A.); m.,
.Jan., 1900, Mary Irene (a gifted pian-
1st; founded Women's Musical Club,
Toronto, 1889; elected first presdt.,
Women's Can. Club, Winnipeg, 1907;
also presdt. Women's Musical Club,
do.), d. Edward Gurney, (q.v.) To-
ronto; entd, journaUsm on .staff of N.Y.
P03t; on ed. staff Toronto Mail and
Empire, 1897-1900: pre.dt. Wlnnlpe&,
EVE-EWART,
381
T
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gram Printing Co., 1901-5; ed.-in-
oholef Winnipeg Telegram
1901-5; ruow
engaged In financial agency and broker-
age busine.ss; a promoter Can. Associ-
ated Bress, Ltd., 1904; a dir, Sove-
reign lAfoe Assur. OJ.; ,is V.-P. W
nnlÍ-
peg Stock Exchange; a councillor Man.
Univ. and Bd. of Trade; secy. Royal
Comn. 1'
Man. Univ., 1907; controller,
Winnipeg, 1907; may.or, do., 1908-11;
1st V.-P. Union of Gan. Municipalities,
1909; presdt., do., 1910; associate<l
with Can. Club movement from its
Inception; 1st presdt., 1st Can. Club,
Hamilton; organ'lzed Toronto and Win-
nipeg Can. Clubs; elected presdt. Assn.
of Can. Clubs, 1910; present at funeral
of King EdJwal1d, London, Eng., May,
19'10; prescnbed W King George, Buck-
jngiham Palaoe, .Tune, 1911; holds
to the 'þrindplle Ithat in P'l'OiP'OI"Hon
tbo 'her
lth, /PO'pulJaJtlon and dn-
tre.I'e'StlS, OaTI. shoulld pooV1ide dleÍle'r1J0e,
both by llan'd a,rud 1Soeß, establish-
Ing her own services; ohas contributed
ml3,ny 8.l'tlcles to .true IJllil,gs.; author:
"T.he Can. Contingents and Can. Im-
perlalism" (1901); a ,con.; unsucce.ss-
fully contested S. Wentworth (Local),
g. e. 1898, and WinnIpeg (H. C.) , 1904:
a Freemason and a Meth.-4" Edmon-
ton St.
Winnipeg; Manitoba Club;
Commercial Club; Canadian Club
do.;
Albany Club
Toronto.
."
,
an of character, ability, and public
SpirIt. -T, New..
"A man of high character and excep-
tional ability."-M. and E.
Eve, Arthur stewart, educationist.
S. IlG;OO J. R. E.; 'b. Si:!tsoe, Bed<>. ,
Eng., Nov. 22, 1862; e. Berk'hiamstoead
Scih., Pembroke ColI., 'Camb. (B.A.,
188-4; M.A., 1885), and McGllJ UnlÍv.
(IM.A., ad eun.
1908; .D.Se., 00,.) ; m.,
190,5; Mjiss ENzaOOtIh A Brooks, ,M,ont-
1'e13..1; 8J8S1Ì. mastrerr, M1a:rl'borough ÛO!I:t.,
1886-1902; bursar, do., 189,7-190.2;
ledt. fin maJtJh., McGlU Unofv., 1903-5;
assrt:. prof. of mtaJth., dl()., 1905-9; since
tJhJen has been assoc. v.rot. or m8Juh.
and
'OOt. In rn.dioactivlty, do. ; F.R.S.C.,
1910; ohS!s oon.trlbut'ed to .tihe Phil. Jlag.
a'l't.icloes ()'J1, I"esea'l'C'h WIOII"'k .in phy.slos,-
,. Woodbury," st. Catharines Rd.
Côte
des Neiges
Montreal.
Ewan, Rev, Bobert Barker (Meth.),
medical missionary.
B. 'Miasoouche, P.Q.; 'C. l
l s0I1..8.,
McGHJ: Un1iv. (M.D.,C.M., .1896), land
iMoorutl'OOJl Woesli. Tbeol. 0011. (g.rad.,
1890); m., Nl()v., 1897, ,Miss S. J.
LeW1t'hwaHJe, 'MiollJtI'lela,I; o. '1899; sinoe
1896 IhI3JS Ibad oowrge of ,the ,Can. Moeth.
Hosp. wt Oruen,ÌIU, Ohdna, and not lorug
Slince 'P'fIOIP'O'S'eI tJo eroot a new aTId en-
1liaT'g>eð oon:ldiIng oj:l() meet robe 'l"'eQulre-
!I'J1IeIl1,ts of the sta ti<m.-Chentu, China.
Ewart, David, architect; Dom. public
service.
S. of a Scottish builder; b. Peniculck,
nr. Ed'inbur
h, Scot., Feb. 18, 1843; e.
there; m., May, 1887, Annie, e. d. late
Slgsworth Simpson, Barnsby, York-
shire, Eng.; studied for his prof. at the
Edinburgh Sch. of Arts; entd. Can.
publlc service as an asst. to the asst.
engr. and architect, Dept. of Publlc
Work!!!, Ottawa, 1871; apptd. chief
architect, do., on the retirement of late
Thos. Fuller, Nov. 2, 1897; among his
works, which have been many, have
been the completion of the main tower
of the Parlt. Buildings, O'ttawa, and
the erection of buildings for the
several Can. CúfJ'nns. at the PaI'i
Expn., the Chicago World's Fair, etc.;
reed. a decoration from the French
Govt.; I. S. 0'., 1903; memo Bd. of
Assessors, with l'es.pect to new DeJ>lt
'Bld'g1S. a.t O'ttJawa, 1906; a -counci1:lor
Royal Arch. Inst. of Can., 1909.-1"5
Cameron St., Ottawa.
Ewart, John Sklrvinlr, lawyer.
S. late Thos. E., harrister, Toronto,
and Catherine Seaton (Skirving) E.,
Scot.; b. Toronto, Aug. 11, 1849; e.
U. C. ColI.; LL.D. (hon.), O'ttawa
Univ., 19'08; m., Sept., 1873, Jessie, d.
llate Jas. ()ampoolil, T{)fÜ'noto; baJr-
rister (O'nlt.), 1871; do. (Man.), 1882;
K.C. (1M. of Lansdowne), 1884; first
presdt. O'sg{)ode Legal and Lit. Soc.,
Tororubo, 1876-80; V.-P. Can. Bar
Assn., 1896; successfully practised his
prof. In Winnipeg up to 1904; since
t-hoen .as bead of tl1Je finm of E., Sco'tJt,
Maolaren and Kelley, O'ttawa; one of
the leaders of the bar at O'btawa;
apptd. solr., C. P. Thy., O'ttawa, 1908;
chief c,ounsel for Can., Hague tribunal,
1910; his address, as such, much ad-
mired; ed, and 'PubUsher l'eports of
cases before tlhe Mlan. courts, 1883-90;
broug'ht into special .prominence in con-
nection with the lltdgaJtion over the
Man. sch. question in the ninetIes, in
whiCh he appeared for the Cath.
minority, both at Ottawa and London;
also championed the cause of sep. sehs.
wi,tJl1. ihis pen in bhJe ,rev,s. ; l'Lk.ewiS'e -came
inlto prominence on the occasion of the
awt. to tIhe bench of Mr. Justice Per-
due (q.v.), Sept., 1903, and on tIre
subject 'Ûf t.he empIoY'ffient land emolu-
ment extended to judges out-side that
atta.dhed to their offices; 'besides being
a contributor to the Queen's Quarterly
and ot'her organs of 'Public opinion, has
pu ' bli.shed several legal works, includ-
ing an ,. Index 'to the Statutes," a
.. 'M:anuaJ. of Costs," an .. Exposition
of the Princi'ples I()f Estoppel by Mis-
representation," a review of the Man.
ooh. quest ioo n, and:, .in conjuncldün W'itJh
Sir T. W, Taylor (q.v.), a vol. on the
Judicature Act, 1881; !has also 'Pub-
lished a vol.: .. Tlhe Kingdom of Can-
ada, Imperial Federation, The Colonial
Coruferences, T1he Alaska Boundary,
and ()ther Essays" (1908), land a
brochure on "Sir .ToIhn Macdonald and
tIDe C.ana,dJian Fla:g II (dJO.) , and a.n
ouher on .. Oanaddan I,nJdle!Pemdenloe"
('1911) ; has 'lwtoelloy WTTlrt:ten .t'O true pI"eSS
tJouahlng the Imperil3.Þistloa vioC!W's 01
Eaml Grey, "1.0 whdC'h he ds muC1h. op-
prosed; presenbe{l tbo his late 'Miajest'Y
King EdWlaTd, WirudJso.r C:a:stle, June,
1905; &P!potJd. a rruem. opermraTIeTIt -extV'ß.
comJte. Earl GI'eY musioa,l and drnomatic
tIl'oplry oompøtlHJi-on, 1910; allec.te.dJ V.-P.
1!o.oal b:mrueh Am. ATiClhæol. I'llSt., 1908 ;
presdlt. RdV1e<rnnee.d GoI'f Olub, 1910,;
is aLso a iUfe d1r. 'Proto Genl. Hosp.; a
frequent lecturer upoTI publ1-c subjoects;
oI'lig.lnlalil'Y a Bres1b., -but does not now
belong to any oh. .or pa'rty.-
OO Wil-
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brod St., Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ot.
tawa Hunt Club; Canadian Club;
Ottawa Goll Club; Rivermead Golt
Club, do.
.'.A.
re.at laW)'er if not a. broad p.atri(}t."
-M. Witness.
"A man of 'ripe e
rien
in his pro-
fessi{)n."-Can. Law Journal.
.. Has earned a -w.ide :re'}}uotati.an for
ca.reful and cle
r thionkin'g."-T. Globe.
Ewing, Joseph Armitage, lawyer.
E. s. late .Tohn E., regr. Co. RIch-
mond, P.Q.; b. and e. Melbourne, P.
Q.; m., Oct.. 1906, Henrietta M., d.
Hy. Smith, Plantagpnet, Ont.: g-radu-
ated B.C.L., McGill Unlv., 1897; ad-
V\Ocatoe, 1898; K.C., 1909; su.ccessfuJ.ly
practise!!! his prod'. In Montreal, in part-
ner!!!hlp with G. B. CraIIW, K.C. ; elected
presdt. St. .Tames's Lit. Soc., Montreal,
1910.-467 St. Urbain St., Montreal.
Ewing, Samuel Hamilton, manu-
facturer; capitalist.
Irish origin; s. late Samuel and
Margt. (Hamilton) E.; b. LlsdlUon
House, Londond.erry, Irel., May 10.
1834; came to Can., wiJtJh :hls 1pa:n''l1lts,
when a broy: .e. :local SCJh. and! MlOn-
tJnea)}.; 1'11., 1st, 'Miss 'Oa!roJ,fne WdlS1O'I1
0hJee'se, lJo'l1'ðlQn, En
. (d. 1872) ; 2ndlly,
:Mi8rg\Ì. An'l113.. (Id. Mch., 1908), d. Geo.
Kntj,g1ht, GlaSg10iW, SoolÌ. :
'1lÌ'h hi,!"
WO., Á. S. E., took oV'e'l" his fa'Ì-her'!'I
hus
neæ, known as ,samuel E. &
Sons, MlQnlÌ
al' coffee and spke
mUls, 1860;
,H'l"ed ,from rtJhe firm,
1892; Is pr>esd,t. ':M]on'tJreal Ootrt:lO'l1 00.
and! LRke OhlMIl'Pl:a
n andJ S1. IJaw-
rpnce Ship ('anal ('0.; V.-P. Molsnns
Bank, Can. Coal &: Ry. Co., West Ind1a
ElectrIc Co., Sun Life Assur. Co., and
f'an. Birkbeck Invest. & Savlng-s Co. : a
dJr. Montreal Trust &: Deposlrt: Co., Ill.
Traction Co., Can. Accident Assur. Co.,
CRledonla Springs Co., Missisquol
Marble Co., and Black Lak
Consoll-
datoed Asbestos Co.; a gov. Montreal
('."enl. H"JoSip. ; ceasleð as treas.. dl()., 1906 ;
also a gov. Proto Hosp. for the Insane;
a del., 6th Oongress, Chambers of Com-
merc
of the Empire, 1906; rated as
a millionaire by Montreal Star, 1906:
Fairbairn, Bichard p" cIvil engIneer.
B. London, Ont., 1855; e. there;
O.L.S.. 1901; s'UCúessfu l l1:lV ;poocblsf'Ò -hIs
prof. 1Í'll! LonldlO-n; j{)lÍned De,pt. IOf Public
W{)rks, TOro'l'l.t'Û', .1879: clMef engiI'. d().
do., Ont., 1903-10; !Since then has be'e<n
õe.puty mdnr., PubN'C W(),rks DeTJ't., ðIo.
52 Markham St., TOl'onto; Engineers'
Club, do.
Fairbank, Charles Oliver, physician.
Df'scf'nded from the Fairbanks of
Yorkshire, En
., some of whom came
to Boston, Mass., 1633, and !';ettled in
Deð.hon. Mass., 1636:. on mother's sId"
Is of U. E. L. ð.pscent: s. .T. H. and
Ednf\. (CrYl!ller) F.: father represent-
ed E. Lambton (H. C.), 5th Parlt.:
b. Nla
ara Falls, Ont., -; e. Hell-
muth Coll., London, Ont., and Royal
Mil. Coll., Kingston, being one of the
original 18 at the openln&, of that In-
a Con.-" Seaforth," 1M Côte des
Neig
8 Rd., Montreal; Canada Club;
St. James's Club; lilt. Royal Club;
Canadian Club, do.
"It iß dotubtful if the,re is a more active
man of his .a.ge in the city of MO'Il.tre.al."-
S. N.
Ewing, Samuel William, merchant;
manufacturer.
E. s. S. H. E. (q.v.) ; grands. Samuel
E., who came to Can. from N. of Irel..
1845; b. Montreal, Nov. 20, 1862; e.
Montreal High Sch.; m., Nov., 1891,
Ethel R., 4th d. late .T. .T. Vickers, To-
ronto, and granðd. late Mrs. Susanna
Moodie, author of "Roughing it in the
Bush"; long in buS'lIl'ess In Montreal;
memo firm S. H. E. & Sons, coff
e,
I:IPlces and cork manfrs. and Importers;
a à
l. 6.bh OO'IlIgI'IE'SS Ohamhe,r,s -of Oom-
merce of t!he Empire,' 1906; el,ected
presdt., local branch. Can. Manfrs.'
Assn., 1907: g.ov. õMontreal Genl.
Hosp.; memo Montreal Bd. of Trade;
II Believes strongly In protection for
Canadians, wiHlh a ffiüdel'3'Ìe ipPed'e,r-
e'I1lèe in fl3.v,ryur of the ìYrlQth'er OounlÌry.
also In all ties tJhat will tend to cement
closer union with Gt. Britain": a life-
long Con.; ipresdt. .Tunior Con. Club.
McmtÌ'reaJI., 1904: ID'elm. ext
. oo'!n.toe. Si'T
.TlOIhp Mwcdton.aM 01ub; a Freoemøso'l1;
a Presb.-" The Sherbrook
," 1018 Sher-
bl'ook
St., Montreal; Royal St. Law-
rence Yacht Club: St. George Snow-
shoe Club, do.; Albany Club, Toronto.
Ewing, Walter Hamilton, champion
shot.
E. s. late Alex. Miller E., Montreal;
IrIsh ancestry; b. and e. Montreal:
m., ApI., 1902, Ethel Raeburn, d. late
Archd. McIntyre: long In buslnells life
In Montreal: made hIghest amateur
score, at first annual shooting tourna-
ment of Can. Indians (winning Clar-
en.d\On Cup), 'MJcm.t
eal. May, 1906;
won champIonship of the world In
tI'aJP shooting, Oloympk ,g>ames, Lan-
don, Eng., .Tuly. 1908.-!4.J Elm Ave.,
Westmount, Montreal; Ranelagh Coun-
try Club, do.
F
stltution; graduated 1880, and was
gazetted lIeut. R. A.; m., 1900, Mis!'!
Clara M. Sussex: M.D. (Coll. P. and
S., N. Y.), 1891: does not, however.
practise his prof., though he remaIned
for 3 yrs. In N. Y. studyIng special
microscopical work and assIsting In
genI. med. dept. of the Vanderbilt
clinic; also assisted for a consIderable
time at the electro-therap. clinic of
Post-grad. Sch. and Hosp.; at present
an 011 operator and producer: a memo
Bd. Health and of Town Council, Pe-
trolea; a councillor Bd. of Trade, dlr.
Petrolea Wagon Works and of Crown
Loan & Savings Co.: favours athletics
among the young; formerly major
commdg. London Field Battery: a
Freemason; preødt. Petrolea LIb. A51!1n.,
and unsuccessfully contested E. Lamb-
ton (H. C.) In that Interest, g. e.
1908; an Ang.-Petrolea, Onto
FAIRBANKS-FAIRLEY.
383
Pairbanks, :Miss Constance (see Piers,
Mrs. Constance).
Pairchild, George Moore, retired
merchant.
Scottish and Eng. origin: s. la te G.
M. F., Quebec; b. there, 1854; e. Univ.
of N. Y.; m., 1880, t'he gl'and'd. late
Hon. .Tohn Neilson, M.P.P., Quebec;
while engd. in commercial life in N. Y..
his application and talents attracted
the notice of local capitalists, w1ho
placed 'him in the firm of Schoff, F.
& Co., to safeguard their intere5ts;
managed his share of the 'business so
successfully that at the early age of
36 was enalbled to retire with a hand-
some fortune; since then has lived in
Quebec; during the most active period
of .his mercantile career, found timf',
not only to cultivate a love of letters,
but to contribute to the press; in ad-
dition to many articles upon passing
events whlc;h hav
appeared from his
pen In the Am. periodicals, has pub-
lished II Canadian Leaves II (1887);
II Note!!! on Two .T
sult Manuscripts"
(1887); .. Orltanl Souvenir" (1888);
"A Hlstorv of the Qnebe<' Wlnte'T ("ar-
nlval" (18
4); II Rod and Canof', Rifie
and Snow"hoe, In Quebec's Adiron-
dacks II (18
6); "A RlðfcuJOl1S Court-
ship" (.1900), and II From My Quebec
ScN'P Book" ('1907); 'P'd. II J10urnal of
an Am!erlca.n P'l"isoner 19.t Fort Mald'f"l1
and QUle-bf'C ,In lÌ'hie War of 1812"
(1909); 'hi's MÞra/1"Y of Oanad,iana d.s
probalbly one of ibhe most OOffilplete In
exris1e-J1JC'e:
ra's lOne of 'bhe <founod.eTs of
the Oan. Club, N. Y., and d'ts V.-P. f,or
several Y'I's.; ,Is an hon. m'e'ffi. of
RewlI'al ijd.t'eT18.ry SJOclettd'es and organ-
izartJi'OIlS.-5 St. Stanislas St., Quebec.
II H{).S'þitabðe, gener<YUs, a.rtistic and
le.a.rned, and a lreen, o.bærver ()f ,affairs."-
Late Faucher de St. Maurice.
Palrclough. George Herbert, organ.
ist and pianist.
S. .Tas. and El1izabe1th (Erving') F.;
bro. rprof. H. R. F. (q.v.); b. Ham'll-
ton, Ont., .Toa'n. 3
. 1869;
. ,puMl,c soelhs.,
Hamtl.ltol1' Oom. Inst.. Toronto Univ.,
'l'()IJ'()nlto 0onserv. 'Of Music, RJoyal Hf.
h
Soh. IOf 'Musl'C. Bffl'lin, Ger.man:v. Pacts
and Lon-d:on; m., Sept., 1897. MilS's
Hopl'en 'Maudle Freem,an. Granod RmphloS,
MlC'h.: Clh. 'org3 n1st sinN> ag'f' o'f 11;
organist, .st. Mark',s Oh., HamiijtJon,
ant., 1880; ðo. Cill. ot As
nsi'on, dIO.,
1885; (110. Oh. of tJh'e RJe<d'N'<TI1.pr, 'l'o-
mn1o, 188'7; do. A.1Il ,sa,irn,tg'
'h.. d'o.,
1889; whi-I
a studoenrt:. 'Play>eoélJ at St.
("-.'OOI'
e's ell., Berlijn. 189'1-5; 1OTJ:!'
nlst,
St. 'Luke's Ch., K!a II3.JII1Ia ZOO, Mdch.,
18
5-1900: slno('e rt!h-en. !has he.f>n do., St.
.Tohn's Eptl.s. eh.. St. Paul" oMi'non.: is
w1so ()I1",ganlist .T,ewlsh TemlJ)l
; h
aldJ of
piano, organ and theory d
ts., l\fac-
allester Coli. SClh. ot Music; conduCltor
St. Paul iOh1()ral AsSJ1.; JT1lUslcailJ d'ir.
Bran.tf()l1"d Laid'ies' DoH., 1889-91; dlr.
mustca.l dept., Kalamazoo CoN., .1895-
1909; IpI"esdrt:. 'Mdnn. MUSii'c Teachers'
Assn., 1909-10; 2nd V.-P. N'8Jt. Ass'll.
of Orga.n
siÌs, 190940; a mlem. Am.
Guild or Org1UJ.1S!ts; has publff.shoo
s>ome 8OnlgB: Ang.-5.J6 Ashland Ave.,
$t. Paul, Minn.
Pairclough, Henry Bushton, educa-
tionist.
Eng. orl
in; s. Jas. and Elizabeth
(Erving) F.: b. nr. BarI'le, Onrt:., .Tuly
15,1862; e. 00111. Inst., HamiliÌ'on, 0'1111:.,
Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1883; :M.A..
1S85), and .Tohns Hopkins Univ.
(Pih.D., 1896); held a fetUowshiip in
Greek at sa.me Inst.: m., Aug-. , 1888,
FredeI1irca, y. d. lIMe Rev. .T. A. AU.en,
AIW'ing1ton, I
ln,gs'bo.n, ant., and g>ranodd.
4'Ì'h .B
ron -die Lonog'll.eu.1I ; foe-Uow -In clas-
8ics, Unlv. con.. Toronto, 1883-4; asst.
master BrockvllJp High Sch., 1
R4-6 ;
I'f'o('.t. in GrE'tf'k, Unliv. DoN., 1887-9::1;
dHrin
this time assisted In establlsh-
In
Whetham con.. Vancouver;: prot.
Grpek, Leland Stanford .Tunior Unlv..
1
f}
-1902; sInce then prof. L'ltin
(head od' lÒ'ep,t.). -<lll). .do.: 'PI'of., Am.
f.:o('Ih. od' O!I'l'!'I"I!('
1 SltU:d.'Íoes. R;()I1'J1/e, 1 Q10-
11; !has v'i!'Med naIl}'" :w,d Gref'C"e: a
memo Am. Phil. <\<:'
n. (_prp,sr'U. PøM.fl:c
Coast bmn,f'1h. 1907-8), HelJoeniÏc S.oc.,
A'1".cnæ-ol. In.
t. 'Û<f Am. (as
'f)('. !'If"C"V.,
190R-9): P.M Bf'lt'3 KRif),na and Alplha
Del,ta Phii; oau.tl1oar: .. 'l'the Andria of
Terenc.e II (1901) , II The A t.titude of
tthof' GN>lek Tra'gf"dif-'s T-oward'!'! NR'Ì1lre"
(1891)), .. The Ant'ig--one H1f
'()p'}t'Oi('les,"
otrrans!a.te.il into Eng'. (1903); II The
Oonn<<"t,i'on BetJweof'n :\f'US'ic and P.oe1:.ry
in E''I..rl!Y Greek Li-Ðera'tuI'e" (1902),
"Tyrtæus, Arr{'lhiilO-C'hus and S-U0C-els!"lors
in GI'elßk UyI1I,c" (,In ""\\T'orli1's B'E"s,t
LH'ÞrrotuI'e "), II V'i'rgìl'!; Æn'f"id" (wlith
S. L. Brown. 1908). II Tihe Phormll/) ot)f
'De-rf'ono('.e" (wloth L. .T. RiC'Ihar.d'son.
190
), ., The TrlnlUmmus -of Pllautus"
(1909), hpsides vRrlous eontI'ibuHrms
to mrag. 1M.: ran A,n.
.-Stan'()rd lTni-
1'ersit?I. Cal.; Unive1"sity Club, San
Fnm cisco.
.. A master of his 8ubfect. A Mund
8cholar."-Lond. Athenaeum.
Pairclough, William Erving, or
ani5t.
E. S. .Tas. F.. Aughton, LRnca!"hlrf'.
Rng'.. and ElIza'heth. y. d. latp D 1111.
ErvIng, LIverpool, Eng.; b. nr., Barrie,
Ont., Aug-. 29. 18!'>9: e. publlc schs. and
CoH. Inst., Hamilton, Ont.; m.. 1888,
F.dlth, 5th d. late Richd. Bradfield
.Tenner, Folkestom', En
.; first ml.lslcal
8tudles under teRchers, Hamilton,
Ont.; E'tudent Roval CoH. ot Music,
London. En
., 11ndpl' Sir Wa1tpr Par-
raU (organ), the late A. .T. Caldlcott
(nlano). and
Ir Fredk. Brld
e (thf'ory
of mU!'llc). 1883-5; assoc. tpllow Roval
("oB. Or
anli!:'lts, Lond'On, En-g., 1885:
fpHow. do. do., lR8
: orgRni
t AH
SaInts'. Hamilton. 1
73-7:
hrlst ('h.
Cath., do., 1877-8::1; Christ Ch., Folke-
1'1tonf', Eng'., 18R4-7; St. Georgp's ("h.,
:Montreal. 1887-
0; An SaInts' Ch., To-
ronto, since 1890; Is
xamr. In prnc-
tical music, Toronto Un Iv. ; teacher To-
ronto Coll. of MusiC'. Rnd mu!'!lcal dlr.
Hamilton Ladles' Coll.; J
cturpd (In
II 'fhp Organ," bf'fore t'h
Can. R(")c. of
Musicians: engd. to give recit;11!'1 at
Pan-Am. Expn., 1901; Ang.-,fð Haw-
thorn Ave., Toronto; Toronto Clef
Club.
Palrley, :MIss Grace, educationist.
D. Rev. - F., a Free Ch. minr.; b.
Ayrshlre, Scot.; e. there, on thf' Con-
tinent, and at Edinburgh Unlv. (M.A.,
384
F ALCO
BRIDGE-F ALCONER.
with 1st class honours, 1893); apptd.
principal Trafalgar Inst., Montreal
(for the higher education of young
women), Dec., 1887; filled, for some
yrs., the office of secy. Nat. Council
of Women; before coming to Montreal
had attained a high place as an edu-
cationi:!lt.--83 Simpson St., 1Ilontreal.
:!'alconbridge. John Delatre, lawyer.
O. s. Chief .Justice Sir W. G. F.
(q.v.); b. Toronto, .June 7, 1875; e.
.Jarvis St. Call. Inst., Toronto, and To-
ronto Univ. (B.A., 1896; M.A., 1902;
LL.B., 1904; winner Ed. Blake schol-
arship at matriculation, 1892); m.,
Alpl.. 1905, El'izah'e1tlh PioflÌ!er, d. Rev. S.
M. Hamilton, D.D., New York, and
grandd. late Hon. W. A. Porter, some-
timp justice of the Supreme Ct., Penn.;
barrister, 181)9; successfully practises
his prof. in Toronto; a memo firm Cas-
sels, Brock, KeHy & F.; senior examr.
ant. Law Sch., 11)05-08; apptd. lect.
in equity, ant. Law Sch., Sept., 1909;
do. an examr. In law, Toronto Un!v.,
d'o.; author co Banking and Bills of
Exchange" (1907); ed. II Lovell's
Law and C(')mmerclal Annals" (1909) ;
has contributed on \legal subjects
to law journals: a councillor To-
ronto Univ. Alumni Assn.; an Ang.; a
del. to Synod; a councillor WycUffe
COllI.; a mlem. e"Xtv.e. cOIIßlt.'e. Lay-
mlan's .Miss:Ï-onaJry Movem-ent; is. Con.,
but has taken no active part In poll-
tics.-22 Chestnut Park Rd., Toronto;
Toronto Club; R. C. Y. C., Toronto.
Falconbrldge, Bon, Sir William Glen-
holme, chief justice.
S. late .John Kennedy F., .J.P., a
native of the North of Irel.. who
came to Can., 1837. and Sarah
(Fralick) F., Drummondvllle, ant.; b.
Drummondville, May 12, 1846; e.
Barrie Grammar Sch., U. C. Model
Grammar Sch. and Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., with prizes and scholars., aml
the gold med. for mod. langs., 1866;
M.A., 1871): m. 1873, Mary, y. d. late
Hon. Mr. .Justice Sullivan, Toronto,
and stepd. late Sir Francis Hlncks,
K.C.:\1.G.; master mod. lang-s., Yar-
mouth Semy., N.S., 1871; lecl. Ital.
and Spanish, Unlv. CoIl., Toronto.
1872; barrlstpr. 1871; K.C. (M. of
Lansdowne), 1885; successfully prac-
tised his prof. as a m-em. of the old
estab'd. firm of Harrison, Osler and
Moss; WRS an examr. In the Univ. of
'l'oronto for several yrs., and became
rpg-r. of the univ. 1872, and a senator
1881, being S1Jbsequently twice re-
elected to thp latter office; resigned
as such 1896, because he would not
countenance the action of the senate
in proposing to confer an hon. degree
upon the late Prof. Goldwin Smith:
ele-eted a bencher of the Law Soc.,
1883: was for a long period chairman
of the Public Library Bd., an hon.
trustee of the Folk Lore Soc., and
presdt. of the headquarters branch of
the ant. Fish and Game Protective
Assn.; apptd. Ji. .Judge of the Queen's
BenClh Div. of the Supreme Ct. of
Judicature, ant., Nov. 21, 1887, and
Chief .Justice of the Queen's (now
King's) Bench, .July 3, 1900; knlJthted,
1908; has since been known, by hit!!
desire, as II Sir Glen'holme Falcon-
brid,g-e "; a memo cO'IIln. It.o rev1.se
the Statutes of ant., 1896; a memo
Royal tOomn. to ånV"es r Nog1abe aHeg.ed
frauds of Returning Offrs. in Dam.
EI.elCrbion.s, .1900; a memo oomn, t'O
collect and revise Imp. Statute!!! affect-
Ing civil rights in the Province of ant.,
1901; a m.em. Royal OOlInTh 1:10 in-
vestigate charges of 'bribery of mem-
bers of the ant. Legislature, 1903;
possesses a fine knowledge of the
ancient classics and of several modern
langs.; has written metrical transla-
tions of the Latin and German poets,
also .the introduction to the Can. ed.
de luxe of The Writings and Speeohes
of the Rt. Hon. Edmund Burke
('Mlorang: 12 vola., 190'1); AIIl,g".--80
Isabella St., Toronto; Toronto Club, do.
"A man of gre-at culture a.nd ability."
-Dr. John Reade (q.v.).
"A sdhOoIar of the fineSit qu.a.Uty."-The
late Geo. Murray.
".A lDlan in whom I have every oon-
fidenoo."-Rt. Bon. Sir John Thompson.
"A j\lJTiSlt of eminent ability and of un-
eX!oe.ptionable personal character." - T.
Globe.
Falconer. Rev, Alexander (Bresb.).
&nbti-sh diæoenlt; i}). C'Ü. Plioto'U, N .,S. ;
e. fuere, Ha1Jiírax Preslb. 00111. (Ig'rnOO-
alted, ,1862), rarud Eid'inburgh Undv.;
D.D. (loon.), MonrbreaJF Presb. CoIl.,
1899: m.; '0. 1862: for 'some yr,s. a
missy.
n Trdlßlidiax1: pastor I8!t PIC'ÌJOIl.1,
N.S., f'Ür mtaJI1ry yrs.; 'ffil()'d'elI'3Jt:k>r 'Of 1JhJe
Genl. Assembilty, 1906-7; !has held
mlany ot!hoetr 'ÜffiCJi
'POs'Ï.tJions; a memo
jo1nlt combe. 'On Oh. UniO'n, 1908.-
Halifax, N,S.
II Has produced tW'O sOons who a.re schol-
a.rg o.f the fine at quaJity."-T. Globe.
(D. at Elmsdale, N.S" July f3, 1911,
aged 14.)
Falconer. Rev, Jame. W, (Presb.).
S. Rev. A. F., D.D., Halifax, N.S.
(q.v.); boro. Riev. R. A. F. (q.v.),
presiòreßlt Toronlt'Ü Univ.; b. P. E. I.;
e. HraJlHax Prre,sb. OO'lIJ.. (g-radtualted,
1893); 'M.A.; B.D.; ro., Sep"t., 1904,
'Mia.bel Ho'WlaTd!. d. Wm. Robertson
(q.v.), Halifax, N.S.; o. .Jan., 1892;
hie'ld coorg'e at Truro, N.rS.; \I)a:8'tor,
Fort. Mia:ssey Oh., HraHfax, 190,2-1907;
sinæ -thien has beren 'pflof. 'Of New Test.
EXofges'is, HaJloifux Presb. 100m.: au.tOOiI"
.. The Thne<e Orosses" (19Û'7).-Hali-
fax, N.S.; Balifax Cudino Club, do.
II A bri'11ia.n1i preacher .and f.a<ithful pas-
kIr."-H. Herald.
Falconer, Rev, Robert Alexander
(Presb.), educatlonlst
S. Rev. Alex. F., D.D., and Susan
F., d. Rev. Robt. Douglas, P. E. I.: b.
Charlottetown, P.E.I., Feb. 10, 1867;
e. Queen's Royal ColI., Trinidad;
West Indian Gilchrist soholar.,
London Univ. (B.A., with 'honours In
classics and phil., 1888), Edlnburc;h
Univ. (M.A., wi,tth honours in clrassdûs,
1889: B.D., 1892: D.LItt., 1902), and
Unlvs. Lelpzig, Berlin and Marburg;
I.L.D. (hon.), N. B. Univ., 1900: do.
(do.), Uuiv. St. Francis X:a.v1-e,r. Aut1-
gonis'h, 1905: D,
.
do.). Kno
Coll.þ
FALCONER-
RIBAULT.
385
1906; LL.D. (do.), Toronto Univ.,
1907; do. (do.), McMaster Unlv., 1908;
do. (do.), Dalhousie Univ., do.; do.
(rlo), Man. Univ., 1911; m., 1897,
Sophie (V.-P. Women's Can. Club, To-
ronto, 1908; presdt. do., 1909-11; V.-P.
Can. Immigration Guild, 1910), e. d.
Rev. ;J. Ganrlier; o. 1892; lect. In New
Testament Exegesis, Presb. ColI., Hali-
fax, 1892-5; prof. do. do., do., 1895-
1904; principal of the colI., 1904-7;
since then has been presdt., Toronto
Univ.; previously declined professor-
ships In McCormick Univ., Chicago, and
Knox Co11., 'IlOI'lOlf1.to; dir. Y. 'M. C. A.
Assn., Ha,t.Ifax, 1905; V.-P. wrITs Day
AJ
Iia.noe, 1907; melßl. j.oin't oom.te. on
Oh. Un
lon, 1907; V.-P. U. C. Bibl,e
Soc., 1908; e,looboo ,p
sd'Ì. T>oron'Ì'o
Schoolane71's Olub, 1910; a d,eL Darwin
Qe.n.t. celelbra'Í'Ì.on., Oambflldge, En.g.,
1909; 1s ø. truslÌR<e Toron'Ì'Û GeniI. Ho!':p. ;
has 00l1lt<T1lbubeð V'aT1ious theoI. arÌlÏ.cloe\s
to tlæ Expositor (Londl()n), Expositonl
l'i111e8 (EdInburgh), and to Can. and
A m. mags.; author: .. Tlhe Truth of the
Apostolic Gospel" (1904); has de-
llvered 3!ddresses on: .. The Functi'ons
of the Church In the National Life of
Canada," .. The Place of UnIversity
TraInIng In National Life," II ;Joseph
Howe," .. The IndIvIduality of the
Canadian People," .. The SChools of
Greece," .. University Organization
and A<dmånist'n::\lUiOn," " ProgI'ess,"
.. Woman,ly Ideals," etc. ; 8þptd. by tlhe
Oan. Ins!:. a memo of the 'i'I.::>ming
Eleot. Reform Oomte., 19.11; C.M.G., òo.
--69 St. George St., Toronto; Y07'lc
Club,. Toronto Golf Club, do.,. Cana-
tlian Club, Halifax.
CIA scholar, teacher, administrator and a
ChTistian gentleman."-T. NewB.
.. E.asily <me 01 the six best public
speakers in Oanada."-Dom. PreBb.
"Is certainly a highly cultivated gentle-
man on the classical side, w.hiIe, on the
othe,r hand, he does not lac.k sympathy
with science and the te.chnical de'partmen.ts
of the university."-Sir B. E, Walker
(q.v.).
Falconer, Walter George, Insurance
profession.
B. Bathgate, Scot., Aug. 80, 1875;
P. Gpo. Watson's Col1., EdInburgh. and
Edin. Undv.; m. MIss AHce Margt.
Farquharson; admitted a solr. of
Scot., 1901; practised as such In EdIn-
burgh and Pert'h, Scot.; came to Can.,
Sept., 1904; nOw and for some Y'1"s.
mangr. Genl. Accldent Assur. Co. of
Can.; Con.; Presb.--6 Oaklands Ave.,
Toronto. Onto
Fallon, The Rt, Rev, Michael Francis
(R. C.), bishop.
S. DomInIck F., Kingston, Ont.; b.
there, May 17, 1867; e. Christian
Boo,s. ,Siclh. and 001111. Inst. th-eiJ'e,
Ottalwa Undv. (B.A., '1889), and i Gre-
g1Ot1Iø.n Unllv., RiO/me (D.D., 1894), 1894;
o. doo. ; .a memo Obla:t Ord,eIT; some time
prof. ETIlg. ,}lit., Ottawa Hnlv.; vice-
I'IooÌ'or Ottawa Un'lv., 3 yr.s.; vectJor St.
.Joseph's Ch., Ottawa, 1898-1901;
rector Holy Angels Ch., Buffalo, N.Y.,
1901-04; ProvincIal of the Oblat
Order, 1904-9; Bishop of London, Ont.,
since Dec., 1909; protested agaInst
13
the terms of the Coronation Oath as
beIng InsultIng to the Sovereign's
loyal Can. Cath. subjects, 1899; a
lover of clean sport. and was "coach"
to the old Ottawa Unlv. football team,
wfhen they WE'iI'e -chamIp1,ons of Can.; has
lectured on DanIel O'Connell, Edmund
Burke and other l1lustrlous IrIshmen;
ed. Ottawa Owl for 7 yrs. and The
Union (O
wa), 1 yeoar; prege'TIt'Ød
wlt'h an aulomobHe by t'he Iprlests .of
hds diocese, 191t.-The Palace, Lon-
don, Onto
.. WiN grace the E'Pisrolpwte."-M, Her-
ald.
"A rOlbust ,a.nd deV1O'ted Impe'riaJist
cause he 'firmlv beUeves that England
dispenses m.o're freedom, more li
orty and
more God-feoall"in
justice than any po'We,r
that ever held t,he ward of history; fair-
play is .the inheritance OIÍ every ma.n' who
lives beneath the flag'; is al90 an Im-
peorf.a1Ï&t beCaotlSð he is a CathoHc, fall" no.
where under too sun does the Ca,tho1ic Te'-
ceive justioo ,as he receives it from England
and the United States."-O.. Journal.
Farewell, Lt,.Col, John Edwin Chand-
ler, lawyer.
Irish origIn; adopted s. late Abra-
ham F., M.P.; b. E. WhitbY, Ont.,
Ff'b. 18, 1840; e. Whltbv and Barrie
High Schs.; m., 1st, 1862, Mary (d.),
d. ;Jacob Shurtleff, WhItby; 2ndly,
Melinda Hawken, rf'lIct ;J. Wolfenden,
do.: LL.B. (Toronto UnIv.), 1864:
barrister, do.: K.C. (Earl of Derby),
188:}; bencher Law Soc., 1906: presdt.
Co. Onto Law Assn.; co. Crown atty.,
1872; elk of the peace, 1877; one of the
leaders of the local bar: has been a
town councillor, a memo and chairman
High Sch. Bd., and presdt. Onto Educ.
Assn.: also first presdt. High and
Publfc Sch. Trustees of Ont., which
body he organIzetl; while a
tudf'nt
was a mpm. of the Unlv. RIflf' Co.
(Queen's Own) : later joIned thf' 84th
Regt., rising to the command of th
t
corns as It.-cot.: retired. with rank.
1900; holds Ff'nlan RaIds med. and
Itmg 'Sprvfcf' decoration; was V.-P.
Can. Mil. Inst., antl prpsf1t. Toronto
Vetprans Assn.; a mpm. A. O. U. W.;
elected grand master I. O. O. F., Ont.,
1899: a I...Ih.; holds that colonfN!
should contribute reasonably to Imp.
dpfen('f': a mf'm. DIsclplf's of (,hrl
t
C'Ih.-Whitby, Ont.: National Club;
Military In8titute, Toronto.
"A man of active wmperamel1t, with
many admirable Qua1ities."-K e VBtone.
Farlbault, EUg'ene Rodolphe, Quebec
publIc service.
S. Chas. Lancr
f1e
F.. M.D., and
Caroline (L
prohon) F.: b. L' Assomp-
tion, P.Q., Nov. 4, 1860: e. Err)le Pol11-
tprhnique anf1 Lav
l Unlv. (C.E. U1,ec
distinction, 1892; B.A.S('.. 1898); m.,
1892, Ev
, d. l:ate A. N. .MontJpet.u, 01-
taW'a; entd. .can. Geol. Surv>ev iR.lS a
lt.
to loate HUg1h Fletcher, ;July, i881; W:LoCf
geoo1. In c.haf'g'f' .of ire-oJ.
Ur\
.y of N.R
g-01'\'t-fie.Ms, 1884-1901): sent by MiI'l1T. 01f
A'g1rlcu1. ;ÌJO Pa.rls Exh'll. Iln C"ha.rg-of> of
mln-eral ex.h1bl,t IJ\t'e'P'al'ed b
Ge'oJ. Sur-
\"lPY, 1900; apptd. juror 100 Te1P'I'eSen"
Brl.t. Oolondes tlher
, oanrl r
. goIltd
med. faT mod-ell <>t Qto.l<'Irerwme go1ð
386
FARMER-FARR,
min-e and .gool. wOTk dn N.S. golod-fioe.Iods:
awa
de-d g>olld m'ed. for sam'e imoodll
J, St.
Louis Expn., 1904; elected m-em. It Cer-
cle deB Dix." Otw.wa, 1904: raut/hor
.. The GoJ.d Moeasure's I(}f N.S. and Deep
Min1ng" (1899) "Nova Scotian De-ep
Gold Mining It (1908). and reports In
Annual Reports, Geol. Survey. since
1885: a loyal Brit. subje.ct: favours
Can. first, Frenoh second; R. C.-2
5
Laurier AVe. E., Ottawa,
"A first.ol,a1!s man in ervecr-y p&rticula.r."
-Dr. Robt. Bell (q.v.).
II A: c&re<ful oibærver and .an ()!I'.igh}la
thinlrer."-Nova Scotian.
Parmer, Ernest Jones, educationIst.
S. Rev. J. H. F. (q.'V.); b. Wood-
tock, ant., Mch. 18, 1883; e. McMas-
ter Univ. (B.A.. 1908); A.T.C.M..
1903: unm.: studied Conser. of MusIc,
Led[Jzi.g, 1905-8; on staff Toronto Con-
ser. of MusIc -sInce 1908: reader In
Eng., McMaster UnIv., since 1909;
has pubIlshed 8 piano pieces, en-
tltlpd Gavotte, Minuet and EIIssa
(" Thoug-hUuIly written and conceived,
thpy infer a high Ideal of artIstic
aim. "-ftftls. Can.) : won athletic
champIonship, McMaster Univ.. 1902;
a Bapt.: betleves In the justice and
necessity of dIrect legIslation, the Sin-
gle Tax. pubtfc ownershIp of aU nat.
monopolJes, and a franchIse based
solf'lv on cltlzf'nshlp and educ. QuaIl-
flcatlon.-750 Bathurst St., Toronto;
Toronto Ohess Olub, do.
Parmer, Jones Hughes, educatIonist.
Anglo-Welsh descent; s. Thos. and
Mary (Jonl{>'s) F., who came to Can
1845; b. Perth, ant., Jan. 28, 1858' è'
Perth 'Publl
and hIgh séhs., Toro
tö
Un1v. (B.A. and gold med. In classics,
1878), and Southern Bapt. TheoJ. Semy
under Dr. John A. Broadus, 1889-91';
LL.D., McMaster Unlv.. 1899: m.,
Aug.. 1881, Miss Cara Cuttpn N S.
classIcal mastpr. London CotÌ. Ïnst.:
1879-81: do., Woodstock ColI.. 1881-
88; prIncIpal. do., 1888-:): sInce thf'n
has been prof. Nf'w Tf'st. and PatrIs-
tic Grf'f'k. McMaster Unlv., Toronto:
made dean of theol., do. do., 1903:
spent 1904-5 abroad. studying mf'thods
In varIous institutIons. and trave11ln
In Gt. Brit.. on the Continent and In
Egypt and Palestine: a memo of thf'
senate, McMaster Unlv.. for yrs.;
memo ant. Edu<,. Council. 1898-1908:
R. memo -e:dv.e. Ba'PfÍ.. Yooung POOlpIE''!I
Union of Am., 1899: moderator, Grand
RIver ARsn. Bapt. Chs., 1887: presdt.
Bapt. Convention, Onto and QUf'..
1898-9: memo extve. Lord'.s Day AnIM-
ance, Ont.: memo ant. Efluc. Adv.
Council, 1906: memo Comte. on Ch.
UnIon, 1906; memo Adv. Council To-
ronto Bapt. Assn., 1907: besides nu-
merous c6ntributions to the mags. and
literary journals, Is thf' author of a
pamphlet, ,. The Study of the Classics"
(1880): a hIstory of the ant. and
Que. Baptists during the 19th Cpn-
tury (for .. A Cf'ntury of Bapt.
Achlevpmpnt "): and ,. E. W. Dadson.
D.D.: The Man and His Messag'p II
(1902) ; has been as so. ed. The West-
minster (Toronto): a regular Bapt..
holdfng to the central evang. faith,
and bf'lIeving that that faith Is fittlng1y
symbolized and summarized In the
ordInances of Baptism and the Lord's
Supper: ., believes aU men should
seek attaInment of the hIghest per-
sonal character, and, undertakIng- theIr
personal rf'sponslbIHUf's toward the
pu blð-c, aJCIt In tJha,t ðoi reobilÜ'Il, 'On tJh e
principle of the Goldf'n Rule' that
means pure df'mocracy and' equal
rlghts."-'ì'.,)O Bathurst St., Toronto.
Parmer, Rev, Samuel John (Bapt.).
Fat>he,r We.JI
h; moth-e,r Irish; b.
Perth, Ont.. De,c. 19, ,1864; e. locaJ
schs., Woodstock con., and Toronto
Univ. (B.A.. 1888): B.A., ad eun.
(McMastpr Unlv.), 1898: m.. Apt,
1890, Miss SaTiah MC'Curdy, Ot1awn:
o. 1892: pastor bt Bapt. Ch., Brant-
ford, Onrt., Delc., 1900; '11l'M'e reocen111y
n:pp.td. t.o Re-g1ina ; oa 'Public SiCIh.
be.aoher 3 yrs.: 'Pre SIlt. LOI'ld's Day
AlItance, Brantford. 1 !J07-8: do. Alum-
ni Assn.. McMastpr Unlv., 1908-9: has
travpllpd much: an Ind. Lib.; favours
p.rohibitlon of the IJqUOT traffic; Is
thorougih]y convlnceðJ af the useless-
ness of the Can. Senate, a.s at present
cons1ltutedi a11(} would vote for It.s
El!boUtdon.-Regina. Sask.
l'arncomb, Rev, John (Ang.).
S. late Fredk. F., collr. of customs,
Newcastle, ant., and Jane (Robson)
F.; b. N-ewc:astle, 1856; m. !MIss FaTi11-
comb, London, ant.: O. deacon. 1879;
prIest. 1880; successively at Batteau,
LakefleJ.d, NoewmaTke.t and NeW'0ast:le:
sInce 1901, rf'ctor St. Matthew's, Rlv-
erdale, Toronto: CfmOn St. Alban's
("oab}]., 1890; R. D. W. Y'ork; a del. to
the Synod.-5
Vfctor Ave., Toronto.
Parr, Charles Cobbold, merchant;
jOurnalist.
S. late Rev. John Lee F, (Ang.)
and Emily Caroline (Cobbold) F. ;
b. F1rostenãen, Suffolk, Eng., May
29, 1851; e. HaJ.leY'bury OoU. ; m., Jucry.
1878, Louisa Georgina, d. late Edward
Probyn; came to Can. 1871; after an
adventurous life In the Muskoka and
lumber regions, drifted to Temlsca-
mlngue ; at first -employed on the
boundary survey; larter ellJtld. tlhe ser-
vIce of the H. B. Co.: for 9 yrs. In
charge of Klppewa Post; studied Ind.
lan.guages an.d customs, as 'Ì'he resullt
of which has published many enter-
tainIng stories and papers in relation
t'ruereto; subsequently was .r,OII' 6 YI'S.
agent for H. B. Co" Fort Temlsca-
m'ingue, oontem.p-oranoously wi,bh ltihe
Initiation of French-Can. colonization;
conceived the plan of establfshlng a
lar
r oolo()ny, on .vhoe Orut. sidle of the
lake, and became an active advocate of
the construction of the Nlplsslng &
James Bay Ry. ; was authorIzed by the
ant. Govt. to prepare a pamphlet de-
scrIptive of the territory; Ukewlse
secured the survey and openIng up of
tJoWll.sh1ps; founded Itihe :town of Hail-
eybury, of which he afterwards be-
cam-e Mayor; a 1\requelllt and enter-
taIning contributor to the press;
aroused the attention of the outside
world to the vast fields for agrtcul.
and "-ndust. develJOlpmen1 dn Northern
FARRANCE-FARRER.
387
ant.,
md to him, perh,a,þS, m'O'f\e than
to anyone else is due the credit of
colonizing this Immense territory ;
founded The Haliburyian, of which for
some time he was the ed.; was also a
contributor to Rod and Gun; an Ang.
-Hailey bury , Onto
:rarrance, Jrll.. (see Banison, Miss
Mabel).
rarrell, HI. Honour Alexander Gray,
Co. Ct. judge.
S. Jas. Wm. F., of Belfast, Irel., and
Isobel Greig (Gray) F., of Aberdeen,
Scot.; b. Detroit, Mlch.; e. privately,
Onto public schs., Detroit High Sch.,
and Queen's Unlv. (B.A., 1885): B.A.,
ad eun., Sask. Unliv., 1908; m. Isa-
bella, o. d. Wm. John Dick, Kingston,
Ont.; barrister, 1888; successfully
practised his prof. at Smith's Falls,
Ont., until his removal to Moose Jaw,
Oct., 1906; practised there in partner-
shd,p witlh W. E. Kn()lW'loe's, M.P. (q.v.) ;
np,p.td. juid.ge Di,st. Ot., 'Mtoosoml.n, Sask.,
Nov., .1907; a mlfml.. lmuniCJI;pa'1 couno()i],
Smith's Falls, many yrs.; mayor there
1899-1900 (and as such consolidated
the town debt, installed efficient water
and sewer system, etc.) ; also a memo
Public Liby. Bd.. secy. Bd. of Trade.
and chairman Bd. of Educ.; a mpm.
v. m. force since 1880; capt. In 14th
Regt. ; senior major 42nd Regt. ;
brigade major 8th Infy. Brigade;
served during N. W. Rebellion, 1885
(med.); entitled to long service de-
coration; a councillor Queen's Univ.
for many yrs.; now memo council,
Sask. Univ.; always a staunch Lib.
while in private life; had charge of
the organization of the party in East-
ern ant.; UI1JsuiOOe,ssfuHy oonbelSltoo S.
Lanl!lJrk (:Local), g. e. 11905; 8!PPt:d.
1þOUce magte., M'OOse Jaw, 1906; a
Presb. and elder St. Andrew's Ch.,
Moose .Jaw; hoo1ds various mher offices
in ch. and el,sewhere; an Imperialist;
ag.ainst any tJruck\llng 'ÌIO U. S., unless
an ample quid pro qltO is obtained for
any concessions granted; a strong ad-
vocate of more ample protection to
and preservation of our forests, game,
and fish, and of reforestry; approves
of the formation of a Can. navy.-
Moosomin, Sask.; Moose Jaw Club, do.
Farrell, Hon, Edward Matthew, legis-
lator; journalist.
Irish origin; s. la
Patrick and Mary
Ann (Shea) F., one a native of N.
B., the other of N. S.; b. LIverpool,
N.S., ,Mch. 31, 1854; e. there; 'i
ed. and 'PTOPT. Live1"lþOOl Advance;
sat for Queen's (Local), Lib. Interest,
1896-1910, apd was Speakeor 'Of the
Assembly, 1905-10; called .to the
&en-a'toe, by IDarl Grey, Jan. 12, 1910; a
Lib.; R. C.-Liverpool. N.S.
Farrell, Gerald William, financial agt.
and stock broker.
S. late Hon. Edward F., M.D., a dis-
tinguished surgeon and publicist;
grands. Dominick F., Co. Watedord, a
memo of a well-known S. of IreI. fam-
ny, who, settling- In N. S. in the early
forties, amassed a consldf'ra'hle for-
tune, and d. a.t Wortlhiin:g, Ðng., Døc.,
1910; b. Hja,1Jfø.x, N.S., Dec. 7,
1879: e. Benedictine CoIl., Arnnlf'forth,
Yorkshire, Eng.; m., 1910, Elleen, d.
D. D, O'Meara, Quebec; served several
}'I"S. as .an 'Ûffr. ,in the Can. cpermanen.1
miL force, .and, in 1902, was gaze-Moo as
an offr. 'Ìn 2nd Can. Hiftes, and pro-
ceeded to S.A. ; 'PTes-emt 3>t Hal1t',s RiveT
(med.); now a capt., corps reserv...,
66th Regt.; on his return to Can. re-
llnquished mil. pursuits, and began a
financial career In which hp h'ls been
exceedingly successful: entering- ROY3J
Securities Corpn. of Hallfax. was made
mang-r.. and subspquently mane:. dir.
thereof; resigned, 1909, to become
mangr. C. Meredith & Co.. Ltd.. Mont-
real, a position from which he retired.
1910; now head of the finn G. W. F. &
00., .stock and bond bro,kers, M.onltJreall';
W"f't1I kno!YWn as an ,atlhl'e-t'e; an effective
memo lOan. Rug'by f-oo,tiball,1 fifte,en
which toured Gt. Brit., 1902-3, when he
was the team's vice-eaptain: also re-
presented Can. in intern. cricket at
Philad>elphia, and is well known in Mar.
Provinces as a long distance runner,
and won the Mar. Provinces half-mile
Cloo,mpl'Üos.Mp ,in 1899; a o!lir. Ca,l"Ilet'on
Hotel 00., Montre.al, and of the ,A1Þan-
tðc Fruilt 00.; R. C.; Li'b.-7"l Sher-
brooke St. W., Montreal; St. James's
Olub; Montreal Jockey Club, Mont-
real,. Toronto Hunt Olub; H ali/ax
Club.
Farrell, Jame. ]ll[acaUøter, lawyer;
Onto public service.
E. Queen's Univ., Kingston (B.A.,
1889); m. Leonora Eliza (d. Oct.,
1904), d. Rev. Malcolm MacGillivray,
M.A., Kingston; ba'l"rister, 1893; prac-
tises his prof. in Kingston; apptd. po-
lice magistrate there, Oct., 1902 ;
served in City Council, 1899-1902; R
councillor Queen's Unlv. for some yrs. ;
eleded presdt. 81. Andrew's Soc.,
Kingston, 1906; a Lib., .and formerly
pre8'd.t. Y. 'M.'.s Lib. Club, Kingston;
Presb. - Kingston, Ont.,. Frontenac
Club; Fourteenth Club, do.
Farrer, Edward, journalis1.
B. nr. Castlebar, Co. Mayo. IreI.,
1850; e. Stoneyhurst, Eng., and .Jesuit
ColI., Rome; m. Miss A. Peters, To-
ronto; originally intended for the
priesthood, but abandoned that calling
for journalism; carne to Can., 1870;
first employed on the ed. statT of the
Daily Telegraph, Toronto, with which
he remained until the establishment of
the };Jail, by the Con. party, 1872. when
he joined that paper In a similar ca-
pacity ; in 1874, was, for a short
period, an Immigration agent In Ire!.,
whencp he passpd to the N. Y. World,
as foreign ed.; from 1882 to 1884, was
ed.-In-chief of the i',[ail,. later, lived in
Winnipeg-, where he successively con-
ducted the Times and Sun: on leaving
that city was pJ'lesented wUh an address
from the citizen,s, accompanIed by a
purse of $500; whi1e last employed on
the Mail, that paper entered On .. a
crusade against Jesuitism, Cath. do-
minaUon, the Federal ministry and the
Influence of IÌhe hi.erarchy in Quebec,
so skilfully conceived, so vigorously
conduded, and so craftily fed, tha t In
388
FARTHING-FASKEN.
the course of 4 or 5 weeks the whole
Province of Onto was worked Into fer-
vid excitement" (Vide Mont. Gazette) ;
was sUbsequently on t'he staff of the
Tororuto Globe, but retired from active
journalism In Can., .July, 1892, main-
taining his conviction II that political
union with the U.,s. Is the manifest
destiny of Can."; later, lived at Wash-
Ington, and In ApI.. 1896, appeared
before a sub--comte. of the U. S. Ho.
of Representatives and gave, what pur-
ported to be, the views o! the Lib.
party on the question of recllproclty;
re-appeared In Can. about 1905, as a
writer for the mags. and as Can. cor-
respondent for the London Economist.
-
88 Wilbrod St., Ottawa.
II By common conßent the ablest wr.iter
on the C-an. press; indeed it wouJ.d
scarcely be hyperbole to say t.hat he i!
the peer of -any writer on the Am. press."
-M. Gazette.
"In dignity &f style, in grasp of eoo.n()-
ro.io questions, in steadiness o.f purpo.se, in
maturity of mind, and in command of all
the resouroos of his oraft, he ha.s few peers
in Canadian journaJiosm."-Dr. J. S. Willi-
.071 (q.v.).
:FarthIng, The :at. Bev, .John Cragg
(Ang.), bishop.
S. Richard Cragg and Rose F.; b.
Cincinnati, 0., Dec. 13, 1861; e. P>ark-
fleld Sch., Liverpool, and GonvlUe and
Calus CoIl., Cambridge, Eng. (B.A.,
with honours, 1885; M.A., 1888); carne
to Can., 1888; D.D. (hon.), Trln. Unlv.,
Toronto, 1907; D.C.L. (do.), KinK's
ColI., N.S., 1908; D.]). (do.). Bls'hop's
CoIl. Unlv., Lennoxvme, 1909; m.,
Sept., 1891, Elizabeth Mary (d. Feb.,
1909), d. John C. Kemp, man gr. Can.
Bank of Oommerce. Toronto; O. deacon,
1885; priest. 1886; Incumbent, Dur-
ham, Ont.. 1885-8; curate, Woodst&k,
Ont., 1888-9; rector, do., 1889-1906;
canon, St. Paul's Cat'h., London, 1904;
doean of OTiit. .anld reet-or Sit. Georg,e's
Cath., Kingston, Ont., 1906-9; since
then has been Bp. of Mon treal; an
unsuccessful candidate for Bishopric
of N. S., 1904, and for Coadjutor-
Bishopric of Fredericton, 1906; served
as a del. to the Genl. and Provl.
Synods; elected ,prOllocutor of thp Lower
House of the Genl. Synod. 19-05;' re-
elected, do., 1908; a del. to Ang. tercen.
eelebratlon, Richmond, Va., 1907, and
to Ang. Ch. Congress, HallfRx, 1910;
while at Wood,stock was a memo Coli.
Inst. Ed.; was a senator, Western
Un-Iv., London; presdt., Kingston
branch, Am. Archæol. Assn., 1908; Is
presdt. (ex-otTfcio) Dunham Ladles'
CoN.; was dh3Jplaln, 22nd Regt., 1898-
1905; has lectured on II iCanada'.s
Greatest ÀSset an'Ò Her Grea-test Need"
and If The Place of the Bible In Ohrls-
tlan Society"; thinks that" every man
desiring liquor should be able legally
to get It; Intoxicants should be sold
in sealed 'Packages; all sales should be
under strict government contrOlI; but
all bars and 'Public drinking places
should be aboliShed absolutely"; a
Freemason and a mem. I. O. F.-
Bishop8court,
! Union Ave., Montreal.
.. Recogn1ized 8-11 one of tJ1e bro-ad.
minded and forceful men of the church."_
T. Globe.
"A gentleman, of fine presen09, a foro&-
iul and e<ven e-J'oque,nJt preoacher a.nd a gQiOd
administra.ror."-T. New..
:Farwell, Charles :FranklIn, Gnt. pub.
service; lawyer.
Y. s. Ohas. and 'Mary (::\rICG-HI) F.;
b. Oshaw
, Ont., Dec. 24, 1860; e.
Oshawa HIgh Sch. and Onto Law Sch. ;
m., Oct., 1905, Miss Dora Stuart Mc-
Gtn, Port Perry, Ont.; barrister, 1885;
K.C., 1899; successfully practised his
prof. at Sault Ste. Marie; sat for E.
Algoma (Iocal) , Lib. Intprest, 1894-
1902; sInce then has been Registrar of
Deoeds for AJIg'oma; strongly dn faw>ur
of temp. and has been an ef'tectlve
speaker In support thereof on the plat-
form; a Prot.-Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.;
Sault Ste. Marie Club, do.
:FarweU, Edward Winn, bankIng pro-
fession.
E. S. Wm. F. (q. v.); b. and e. Shpr-
brooke, P.Q.; has been long in the
service of the Eastern Townships
Bank; .now, and since 190!}, mangr.
Shoef!brooke Ibmn.eh, dID. ; m., Jan., 1888,
Hencr-le.N:a, (). d. Hy. Maof.arlane, T()-
Y1ontJo; gazooted 2nd I.i'eult., 53f!d Regt.,
1885; 'Promoted ltfeut., 1887; C3Jpt.,
1889; lieu.t., ISiglJ1aU'i-ng Oor.ps 1904 .
Di.S'tric-t Sdg-noa,IaiE'r, M.D. N(). 6 1904-11:
Ang-.-Sherbrooke, P.Q.,. St.' George'8
Club, do.
Farwell, William, banking profes'sl()n.
S. late Wm. and Harriet (Carr) F.,
Compton, P.Q.; b. there, Sept. 20,
1835 ; e. Sherbrooke and Hatley
Acads.; D.C.L. (hon.). Lennoxvllle
Unlv., 1907; m., Oct.. 1860. Elizabeth
.Jane, e. d. late Timothy Wlnn, Stan-
stead, P.Q. ; commenced business
career, under late Thos. Taft, Mel-
bourne, P.Q.. and was afterward with
the firm of Kilborn and MarveIl, whole-
!'ale and retail gen1. mpr('hants, Stan-
slt-elWd, and Derby Line, V<t.; entd. Sf"r-
vkf' pf'()ple's H:mk-now the Nat.
Bank----.of Derby Line, as a!';!"t. cashier,
1859; apptd. asst. cashier, E. T. Bank,
1860; p.romote.d genl. manl
T., 1861;
since 1902 has been pr.f'S
t. of t'he bank;
Is 'PresIH. Sherbrooke Proto Hosp.; dir.
MarlUme Coal & Ry. ('0., Sherbrooke
Ry. & Power Co., Can. Rand Drill Co.,
.Jenckes Machine 00.. Black IÆ.ke Con-
sol,idatJe.à AsbestOls Co., and Moore Car-
pet Co.; a trustee Blshop's CoIl., Len-
noxvlUe, and a gov. Proto Hosp. for the
Insane, .Montreal; Is one of the proprs.
of the She,rbrooke Gazette; formerly
V.P. Drummond Co. Ry.. and St. Fran-
cis League for Prevo of TubeJ::cuI.; was
a trustee South Eastern Rv. and dtr.
Emlpire Trust Co.; mayor, Sherbrooke,
1907-8; beHeves Nat. polley to be
essential to the prosperity of the Dom. ;
opposed to municipal ownership of pub-
lic utfJIbles: a. Con.; an Ang. ancl a
deL Pan-Ang. Cong., London, Eng.,
1908.-60 Dufferin Ave., Sherbrooke,
P.Q.,. St. George's Club, do,
.. His name a. hO'UsehoJd word In COiD'll.eC'
t.ion wit.h the banik's s'Ilccess."-T. Globe.
Fasken, David, lawyer.
S. late Robt. and Isabel (Milne) F.;
b. Tp. Pilkington, Co. Wellington, Ont.,
F ATHERS-FEATHEiRSTONE.
389
Jan. 1, 1861; e. Elora schs. and To-
ronto Univ. (B.A., 1882); m. Alice, d.
late Edward Winstanley, Toronto; bar-
rister, 1885; R.C., 1910; successfully
practises his prof. in '1'oronto as a
memo firm Beatty (q.v.), Blackstock
(q.v.), F., Oowan (q.v..) & Ohadwick
((1. v.); is presdlt. Excelsior LLf'e Ins.
Co.; elected d.o., Niplsslng Co. of Can.,
1909; a senator, Toronto Univ.; a. gov.
\Vestern Hosp.; a Meth.-112 Univm.-
sity Ave., Toronto.. National Club, do.
"Father. of Confederation" 8urviv-
ing (see Macdonald, Hon. A. A.
and Tupper, &t, Hon. Sir
Charloe:s) .
Faulkner, Hon, George Everett, mer-
chant; legislator.
N. Irel. origin; s. Thos. and Ara-
bella F.; b. Folly Village, N.S., Jan.
31, 1855; e. there and Pictou Acad.;
m., Oct., 1883, Laura Guille, d. Wm.
Denison, M.D.; head of firm F. and
Co., ins. and financial agents; Ald.
city of Halifax, and chaIrman Fin-
ance and other comtes., 1896-1901;
apptd. a memo Bd. Sch. Commrs.,
1895; chairman, do., 1898-9; presdt.
Bd. of Trade, 1908-09; vice-chaIrman
Citizens':Comte.f.or celebration of 100th
anniversary establisht. of constitu-
tional govt. in N. S., 1908-9; a Lib.,
and has sat for Halifax (Local) since
1906; Speake.r, 1910-11; a g1ov-r. Halol-
fax La-doies' DoN., In st. .for Deaf and
Dumb, Assn. for IIJ1jpl'ov.ing the Con.
dition olf the Flaor, HaNfax Indus. Sah..
and V.-P. Lord's D&y All.l a noee, N.S. ; a
dlir. Strurr Mantg. 00., Ea.'st,ern Can.
S!av. & Loan 00., V'id'oria Soh. of AI"
and De-gign, and T,ruro .oondlensed
Milk Co.; -eIßCtoed .p-resdot. >Gan. Club,
1910; a Rresb.-South Park St., Hali-
t(lX, N.S... City Club.. Canadian Club;
l1nlifax Cm'ling Club, do.
Faulkner, Bev, John Alfred (Meth.),
educationist.
S. John L. and Elizabeth (Arm-
strong) F.; b. Grand Pré, N.S., July
14, 1857; e. public schs., Acacia Villa
Sch., Horton Acad., Acadia Univ.
(B.A., 1878; M.A., 1890; D.D., 1902),
Drew Theoi. Semy. (B.D., 1881), Wesl.
Univ. (D.D., 1897), and Unlvs. LeLp-
zig and Bonn;. m., July, 1887, Miss
Helen Mar Underwood, Pittston, Pa.:
o. 1883; pastorates at Beach Lake,
Yatesville, Taylor, Great Bend, Pa.,
and Binghampton, N.Y.; prof. histori-
cal theoI., Drew Theoi. Semy., I!Ilnce
1897; a memo Arm. Hist. Assn. :
author numer-ous -theol. al'tict.e.s In
t,he Revs. anld 'Of bhe f.olllOwing
works: II Short History of the Chris-
man Ch." (with anothelr), mediævaJ
and mod. Eng. and Am. parts of II The
History of the Christian Ch." (.do.),
.. The Methodist," in the II Sto.ry of the
Chs."; and: II Wesley as a Church-
man ,. ; a Lib. in Can.
an Ind. In U. S.
-},f adison. N.J,
.. One of Acadia's most brillIia.nt gradu.
ate&."-H. Herald.
Fanlkner, Mrs. Sarah E., poet.
D. Wm. and Frances C. (Mc-
Oready) Sherwood; U. E. L. stock,
on father's side; b. Lakefield, nr. Sus-
sex, N.B., Dec. 28, 1853; e. there,
Springfield, and Norton, Mt. Alllson
Ladles' CoIl., and P. N. Sch., Freder-
Icton; m., July, 1891, Isaac N. Faulk-
ner; postmistress, 1871-1891; taught
sch., 1885-93; author various contri-
butiüns tü Can. püetlcal literature and
of a vol., .. Sea Murmurs and Wood-
land Süngs" (1903); a Bapt.-Ham-
mond Vale, N.B.
.. A true poet."-Late Dean PartridD8.
Faull, J08eph Horace, educationist.
S. Rev, Jas. and Catharine (Ben-
netts) F., Cornwall, Eng.; b. L' Anse,
Mich., May 3, 1870; came to Can.,
with parents, 1871; e. High Sch., Nap-
anee, Ont, TOironto Unlv. (B.A. and
gold m.ed. In scioence, 1898, also sev-
eral scholarships), and Harvard Unlv.
(Austin fellowship in botany, 1901-2;
renewed for 1902-3; Ph.D" 1904);
m., Dec., 1903, Annie Bell, e. d. C. F.
Sargent, B.S., Bellwood, Pa.; prof.
math. and physics, Albert ColI., Belle-
ville, 1898-1900; lect. In botany, To-
I'Out'O Unliv., 1902-7; since when .has
bl.>en ass'Ü. 'Prof. of ootany, do(}.; ,se-cy.-
troo,g.. Gall. Inst. Bd.. '1'1oron 1 t'O, 1894;
æcy. Dan. 100st., do., 1908; madle .an
extended visit to -the U.S. and Europe.
1910; aÚlt'bior of pa<J>ers on oota.nical
subj.e
ts.-l02 Yorkville Ave., Toronto.
Fawcett, Thomas, surveyor.
S. Adam and Anna F., Scargill,
Yorkshire, Eng.; b. Yorkshire, Oct.,
1848; e. public schs., Eng. and Can.,
and Albert CoIl., Belleville, Ont.; m.,
1889, Miss Margt. Thompson, d. üf a-
retired Brit. army offr.; D.L.S., 1876;
D.T.S., 1877; also an O.L.S.; employed
for many yrs. by Dom. Güvt. on stan-
dard meridian and outllned surveys in
N. W.; also on explüratory surveys
along the Eng., Albany, Athabaska,
'ChurchUl, and other dvers; apptd. to
succeed late G. C. Ralnboth on intern.
bounoory line, 1910; V.-P., D.L.S.
Assn., 1907-8; prostd1t., dID., .1911;
presd,t. O. L. S. Assn., do(). ; s.om.e
Yl'IS. -published .the Grave'11Thurst
Banner, and 'lalter The Daily Record,
wi.Þh which latter lbe Is .s1.1H oon-
n.ected ; bI'ought up a Melih.; nlOw
a Presb.; a Con., but never bound by
party lines; ready t'O suppor:t measures
and men on princi,ple only.-Niagara
Falls, Onto
Featherstone, John Peter, late Onto
pUblic service.
Eng. and Scottish descent; s. late
Jonathan F., M.D., H.M.'s 24th Foot,
and of Black Hall, Northumberland,
and Janet Dunbar F., d. Rev. Peter
Nicholson, Thurso, Caithness; b. New-
bus Grange, Durham, Eng., 1831: e.
Ric.hmond, Yorkshire; m., 1st, Ellen
Eliza (d. .Tan., 1870), e. d. T. W.
Shepherd; 2ndly, 1871, Bessie (for-
merly presdt. Ladies' Auxll., Co. Carle-
ton Proto Hosp.; V.-P. Ottawa Humane
Soc., etc.), d. late .Tohn Parnell, Co.
Wlcklorw, IreI.; came to Can., 1857;
was engd. In business In Ottawa !for
some yrs.; a:ld., Ottawa, 1867-71 ;
mayor, do., 1874-5; was also a memo
1st Bd. of Water Commrs., Ottawa,
and a memo High Sch. Bd.; was a dir.
Co. Carleton GenL Proto Hosp. for 40
yrs.; also a. dlr. and hon. se.cy. Lady
390
F'ELIX-FERGUSON.
Stanley Jnst.; presdt. St. George's
Soc., 1894, and aglaJin dn 1904; was
V.-P. Ottawa Humane Soc.; a dir.
Ottawa Masonic 'l'empl.e, 1910; apptd.
Depty. Clk. of the Crown, Clk. of the
Co. Ct., and Regr. of the Surrogate
Ct. of the Co. of Carleton, Aug. 16,
1869; resigned, on account of lll-
heaH,h. M.ch., 1911; a Lib.; formerly
presdt. Ottawa Reform Assn.; unsuc-
cessfully contested Ottawa (Local).
1875, and do. (H. C.), 1877; holds
high mnk in the Masonic Ord-er and
in the Jnd. Order of Oddfellows; an
Ang.-i52 Rideau St., Ottawa.
"A good speaker, an acute thinker and
a close reasoner."-Can. Illd. New..
II Felix, Pastor" (see Lockhart, Rev.
A. .T.).
Fellowes, Frederick Lyon. civil engi-
neer.
S. loa te Geo. Byron Lyon F., an
emin-ent Q.C., Ottawa, who sat ill the
old Parlt. of Can.; b. and e. Ottawa;
student Can. Soc. C. E., 1887; A.M.,
GO. do., I
OO; M. do. do., B07; city
engr., City of 'Vestmount, Montreal,
1901-11; since then has been supervis-
ing engr., City of Vancouver; Ang.-
"Vancouver, B.C.
.. A proofe:s.s.j,OOlJal IllJ30n of high standing."
-lV. J. Her (q.v.).
Fenton, Faith (see Brown, Mrs. Alice
Freeman).
Féré. Emery Norbert, physician,
.K s. late NoriJert Joseph F., St.
Eustache, .P.Q., and Elizab<-th (L:'I.w-
lor) F., Toronto; b. St. Eustache, .P.Q.,
Aug. 15, 1864; e. S1. Michael's Coll.
and ColI. Inst., Toronto; m. Sara.h
Blanc'be (d. Ajp'!., 1907), d. la.t-e Wm.
Blomfi'el1(J. I
House, KetJt-eringfh.am,
N{)rfolk, Eng.; graduated M.D.,C.M.
(Trin. Univ., Toronto), 1886; removed
to Eng., do.; did post-graduate work
in London, Edinhurgh, and Paris; L.R.
e.p., Edin.; L.R.C.S., do.; L.F.P. and
S., Glasgow; practises his prof. in Lon-
don, Eng.; late memo Queen's Own
Rifles, rroronto; commanded Ambu-
lance Corps, Co!. Otter's column, N. W.
Rebellion, 1885 (med. and clasp);
memo West Lond. Med.-Chir. Soc.;
memo Med. Graduates' ColI. and Poly-
clinic, London, since Inception, and a
councillor thereof; much interested in
post-graduate work In London: an
Imp. and tariff reformer.-The Royal
Societies' Club, St. James's St., Lon-
don, S. W., Eng.
Fergie, Charles, mining engIneer.
S. Rev. Canon T. F. F., B.D., Ince
Vicarage, Wigan, Eng.; b. Wlgan,
Lancashire, Eng., Nov. 29, 1857; e.
Wigan Grammar, and Wigan MinIng
Schs.; m., Mch., 1893, Mary Camp-
bell
y.
. late Howard Primrose,
banßJer, P.lOOOU, N.S.; e.Joootoo a memo
Can. Soc. C. E., 1900, and is a coun-
cillor of that body; presdt. Can. MIn-
ing Inst., 1901-5; now a councillor,
do.; successively, V.-P. and mango dlr.,
Intercol. Coal Co.; retired, 1903 ;
supdt. of mines, Dom. Coal Co.. 1905-
8; was presented with a handsome
and unique testimonial, on retiring
from this posltlon, by the Co.; now
In private practice; Is consulting
engr. 'Messf\s. Moacken2Jie and Mann,
and 00 I1p'0 rabi on Agenol,es, Ltd. ;
is V.- P. W
stern Coal & 'Co
e 00., and
of the Hoc. .for p.rev.ent. Cruel1ty, HaÞI-
fax; an Ang.-"4 The Linton, Sher-
bl'ooke St. W., Montreal; St. James's
Club; Mt. Royal Club; Montreal Club,
do.
Ferguson. Alexander Hngh. physic-
ian.
.scottish parentage; s. Alex. and
AnnIe (:McFadyen) F.; b. Manilla,
Ont., Feb. 27, 1853; e. Rockwood Aoad.,
Trin. Univ. (M.B., 1881; M.D.,C.M.,
1882), Toronto Univ. (M.B., 1881),
and in Germany, under Dr. Koch;
m., April, 1882, .Tennie, d. late
Edward Thomas, Guelph, Ont.; after
successfully practising his prof. at
Buffalo, went to Man., 1882, where
in the following year he assisted
in founding the Man. Med. ColI. ;
was apptd. prof. of physlol., and
afterwaTds prof. of surg. and elln,
surg. therein, and was also regr. of the
Coli. of P. and S., of Man.; after his
return from Europe, 1889, was made
presdt. of the Man. branch of the Brit.
Med. Assn.; removed to Chicago, 1894,
to become prof. of surg. in the Chicago
Post-Grad, Med. Sch. and Hosp.; was
also surg.-in-chief of the Chicago
Hasp. up to 1910; since then has been
attacheð to st. Luk.e's H{)sp., same
city; has reed. many marks of pro-
fessional distinction and was created
a Commander of the Order of Christ
by the King of Portugal, in recognition
"of his gr
at taloent in surgery"; Is
prof. of din. surgery In the Coll. of
P. and S. of the Ill. State Univ.; has
been presdt. Chicago Med. Soc. as well
as of the Western Surg. and Gynecol.
Soc.; is ,the author, in addition to
severai papers on .hernia, prostate, etc.,
of a work on .. Hydatids of the Liver" ;
a Presb.; a Lib.-4619 Grand Boulevard,
Chicago, Ill.
"A surgeon of world-wide reputation."
-Can.-Äm.
(lJ. Chicago, Oct. fO, 1911.)
Ferguson, Bev. John Calvin (Meth.),
educationist,
S. Rev. .Tohn (Meth.) and Catherine
Matilda (Pomeroy) F.; b. Lonsdale,
Ont., Mch. 1, 1866; e. Albert Coli"
Belleville, Ont., and Boston Univ.
(A.B., 1886; Ph.D., 1902); m., Aug.,
1887, Miss Mary E. Wilson, Macedon
Centre, N.Y.; studied theol. Union
Theol. Sch., Boston; commenced
preaching, 1884; after holding various
pastorates in U. S., was transferred to
Central China Mission, with which he
has since been connected, 1887; presdt.
Nanking Univ" 1888-97; do. Nanyang
ColI., Shanghai, 1897-1902; sent by
Chinese Govt. on special mission to
investigate comm-ercial schs, of Europe
and U. S., 1901,; secy. Chinese minis-
try of commerce. 1902: chief SeCY.
Imp. Qhinese Ry. Admn., 1903-5;
foreign adviser to viceroys of Naniting
since 1898, and of ,"Vuchang I:!lnce
1900; memo Chinese comn. to revise
treaties with U. S. and Japan, 1902-3;
FERGUSON-FERLAND,
391
sent on special missions for Chinese
Gov,t. 1.0 U. S., 1901, ,1904, 1907; holds
3rd class button from Chinese Govt.,
Order of Double Dragon, 2nd grade,
rd class; Chevalier de la Lègion
d' Honneur, France; Order of Sacred
Treasure, 4th class, from Japan; is
hon. secy. China branch, Royal Asiatic
Soc., and a memo of various otheI
learned bodies; author various mag.
articles and of papers read before
Royal Asiatic Soc.; translated into
CiMnese .. Clhemistry .. and: Froebel's
"EdiUlCaJt'Ion."-Shanghai, China,
uA dipwmat of the first class."-M.
Witne88.
Ferguson, John Hutchison, Seigneur;
author,
S. late David F., Little MeUs, P.Q.;
b. and e. Montreal; unm.; formerly
connected with H. M's. Customs and
Lloyds; acted for Lord Mount Stephen
for 20 yrs.; Mayor of Little Metis, 6
terms; is Seigneur of Metis; long a
contributor of short stories and in-
teresting historical articles to the
Can. mags. and newspapers; among
the best known of his storiettes have
been: "Capt. Christophersen:' .. N ep-
tune" " The Commodore of the
Amånda," "An Interrupted Voyage,"
"The Founder of his House," .. ::;te.
Thérêse:' "Pere Nadeau," .. Plan-
chette:' .. Phantom of the Travere:'
and .. The Vision of Auralle Danyon" ;
Presb.; Con.-Little .lI-letis, P.Q.
"His sto.riettes, if reproduced in. book
form, 86 they should be, would be of great
intere.st to tourists and natives."-Sir J.
M. Le Moine.
Ferguson, Thomas Boberts. lawyer.
Irish <1escerut; s. late lsa.a.c F., natiV'e
00. Cavan, 1l'e1., and Emily J., y. d.
late Lt.-Dol. Ogle R. Gowan, M.P. for
Leeds and GrenviIJe, Ont., a na,tiv-e of
Brockv'ille; a nephew of lat:e Lt.-OùL
T. R. Ferguson, M.,P. for South Simcoe;
b. Oook.stown, Ont., Sept. 30, 1864; e,
U. C. Call. ; maJtr1Ïculat
d Toron.to Univ.,
1883; m., Nov., 1890, Etla May, y. d.
E. V. Hanmer, Barrie, Ont.; barrister
(Ont.), 1888; do. (Man.), 1902; K.C.,
1909; successfully practises his prof.
in Winnipeg; an active Con., frequent-
ly addressing meetings at election
times; a Mason; a Forester; an Ang.
-2 Ruskin Row, Winnipeg; .Manitoba
Club; St. Cl
arles Country Club; Cana-
dian Club, do.
Ferguson, William Nassau, lawyer,
Third s. Isaac F., Cookstown, Ont.,
who came to Can. from Cavan, Ire!.,
1842, and Emily J., d. late Lt.-Co!.
Ogle R. Gowan, M.P.; an Irish family
of Scotch extraction; b. Cookstown,
Dec. 31, 1869: e. U. C. ColI.; unm.;
studied law under present ChIef Jus-
tice Sir Wm. Mulock, K.C.M.G. (q.v.);
barrister, 1894; K.C., 1908; a memo
firm Millar, F. & Hunter, Toronto; has
been and is still iden tified with Can.
outdoor sports; played lacrosse with
the Toronto Lacrosse Club, and foot-
ball with U. C. CoIl. and Osgoode Hall,
of both of which teams he was capt.;
has since been presdt. of the Onto
Rugby Union and a dir, Toronto La-
orogg.e Club; 1s now a {Lir. Tecumse.b
Lacrosse Ollub and of Toronloo Baseba.H
Olub.-Arlington Hotel, T01'onto; Na-
tional Club; Albany Club; R.C, Yache
Club, do.
Ferguson. WiWam Scott. educationist.
2nd s. late Hon. Donald F., P.C.,
senator, and Elizabetlh (Scott) F.; b.
"Tulloch," Marshfield, P.E.I., Nov. 11,
1875; e, public schs., Prin'Ce of Wales
CoIl. Charlottetown (Gov.-Genl:s
med:) , McGill Dnlv. (B.A., with 1st
rank honours in classics, 1896), Cor-
nell Univ. (A.M., 1897; Ph.D., 1899),
and Berlin Un lv, ; m., 1902, Mary
Alena, d. Robt. White, Charlotteto
n,
P.E.I. ; instr. in Greek and Roman hlst.,
Calirornia Un Iv., 1900-3; asst. prof. do.,
do., 1903-6; assoc, prof. do., do., 1906-
8; since Sept, 1, 1908, has been a.sst.
prof. of classical hist., Harvard Univ.;
Research Assoc., Carnegie Inst., W'ash-
ington, 1906-7; Is a memo Am. Philol?g.
Assn., Am. A.rchæol, Inst., Am, Rlsl.
Assn. and Phil Beta
ppa; was invited
to address the In tern. Congr
ss of His-
torians, Berlin, Aug., 1908; selected as
Am. Assoc. ed. bhe Beitraege zur alten
Geschichte, Lelpzlg, Germany, 1904;
has contributed to Klio, Am. Hi8t. Re,,?,
Classical Philology, Am. Journ. of Phd-
ology, Trans. Am. Philo log. Assn.,
Classical Rev., etc.; author: .. The
Athenian -Seéretaries" (1898) and
.. The Athenian Archons" (1899).-
GaTden Terrace, CambTidge, .lI-lass.;
COlOnial Club, do.
"A br.illiant young spedaUst whose pub-
lished works have already attracted the
kee.nest interest of the wo.rld of scholar.
ship."-Benjamin I. Wheeler, pre6ident,
Univ. 01 California.
Fergusson, George Tower, stock
broker.
S. Geo. D. F., banker, Fergus,. Ont.,
a bro. of the late Hon. A. J. F ergus-
son-Blair P. C.; grands. Hon. Adam
Fergusso
, M.L.C., Laird of Woodhill,
Ont.' b. Fergus, Ont.; e. Galt Gram-
mar' Seh. (Dr. Tassie's); m., 1st,
Margt. (d. Dec., 1899), d. J as, Molr,
Elora. Orut.; 2ndly, Aug., 190,2, Ell.ie
Davidson (a voc.alist of marked abIl-
ity), d. late Hugh B. Ronan, Ottawa;
elected a memo Toronto Stock Ex-
change, 1893; presdt. do., 1898-9; has
taken a 'prominent part in the C, E.
movement; 1st presdt. of a C. E.. soc,
started by the people of Westmmster
Presb. Ch., Toronto; subseque
tly be-
came presdt. Toronto City Umon; 1st
chairman, Can. Council of C. E., 11)96;
elected pl'esdt. Toronto Y. M. C. A"
1905; Is chairman Indus, Schs, Assn.,
Toronto' a dir. Muskoka Lakes Nav,
& Hotel' Co. and Onto Club; a LIb.; a
pre,sb &nd a memo Bd. of Trustees of
the ch, in Can.-10 Madison Ave., '1'0-
?'onto; Toronto Club; Ontario Club, do.
Ferland, Joseph Auge-A1bert, artist
and poet.
B. Montreal, Aug. 23, 1872; studIed
literature, history and theol. ; m.,
1894; devoted himself to drawing as
a prof.; has produced many historical
portraits, over 70 of which have been
published; author .. Mélodles Poét-
iques" (1893), .. Femmes Rêvêes"
392
FERNIE-FESSENDEN.
(with !preface by the late Dr. L. H.
Frechette, C.M.G.), 1899, both of
which have received high praise from
Parisian journals; has also contrib-
uted to Les Soirées du Château de
Ramesay ; was one of the founders and
presdt. of Ecole Littéraire, Mont-
real; elected a corresponding mem. of
the Acad. Litt. et Biographique de
France, 1893.-22 Notre Dame St. E.
Montreal.
Fernie, William, prospector; miner,
and cd.pnanst.
Joint Scotch and Eng. ancestry; s.
Thos. P. F" Kim bolton, Huntingdon-
shire, Eng.; b. there, 1837 i leaving
home, led an adventurous life in Aus-
tralia, S. and N. Am., and B. C.; went
to B. C., 1860, and for many yrs.
mined in that Province; gold commr.,
B. C., 1873-82; located coal deposits
at Crow's Nest, 1887, and was one ot
the promoters of the B. C. Southern
Ry. and the Crow's Nest Pass Coal
Co., of which latter he remains a dir. ;
became the founder of the town ot
Fernie, to which his name was given.
-" Kimbolton
" Victoria
B.C,
Fe.rnow, Bernhard Eduard. education-
ist.
S. Eduard and iClara F.; b. Inow-
raclaw, Posen, Prussia, Jan. 7, 1851;
e. Gymnasium, Bromberg, Forest
Acad., Muenden, and Univ. Königs-
berg; LL.D. (Univ. of "Vis.)' do.
(Queen's Univ., Ont.), 1903; m., '1879,
Miss Olivia Reynolds; removed to
U. S., 1876; some yrs. engd. in metal-
lurgical business; chief div. of fores-
try, U. S. Dept. of Agricul., 1886-98;
secy., 1883-9; Jl8Jter chaiI1II1l3.n Extve.
Comte., and sUbsequently 1st V.-P.
Am. Forestry Assn.; sometime ed. 'I'he
Forester and Forestry Quarterly; dir.
and dean N. Y. State Coil. of Fores-
try, Cornell Univ., 1898-1903; also
oonsult. ,forest en gr. and loot. YlaJl'e
Forest. Sch.; prof. forestry State CoIl.
of p.enn., 1907; ,sÍ'ruce Moh., 1907, has
iboon lP'f'O,r. forestry allid dean of the-
doept. of forestry, Torollito Uillv.;
el'8tCIte-d presdlt. Can. Soc. Forest. Engrs"
1908; do. Can. ForestJry Assn., 1909;
preselllt<8d .to forestry d8jpt., 'Doron1.o
Un'Ìv.. 'his entire OOlJlootiou of more
than 2,500 books, IIXliffi'p11Üets, and Illlilg'S.
dea;l'ing wi-tJh foreetry and kindred sllb-
jeot's, 1908; a.ppt.d. a memo Ro'yal Oon-
georv'3Jtdon Oomn., 1909; oo,9idteß maIlß"
LootJUres, ,is 1Ih.e author .. The Wlhite
Pine" (189'9), .. RepoI'lt Upon 'Forestry
Investli'gabi'Ons of U.S. Dept. of .AJg1rlcuJI-
ture" (do.), .. Economd.cs of Forestry"
(,1902), .. History of Forestry" (1907),
.. The Care of Trees In Lawn, Street
and Park" (1910), etc.; served dur-
Ing Franco-German War.-16 AdrnÏ1"al
Rd.
Toronto; York Club, do.
.. N.o &bler man in his own department."
-Can. Courier.
II One of the foremost forestry experts
on this continent."-T. Globe.
Ferns, James Hamilton, Can. muni-
cipal servIce.
Irish Proto origin; b. Montreal. .rune
24, 1854; e. schs. of Proto Sch. Com-
missIoners; m. Miss l\Iargt. E. Fraser;
now and for some yrs. chairman Bd.
of Assessors, Montreal; presdt. Iri8h
Proto Ben. Soc., Montreal, 1899-1900;
V,'P. Dom. Com. Travels.' Mut. Ben,
Soc., 1907-8; presdt. do., 1909-10;
presdt. People's Building Soc., 1910-11 ;
has lectured on .. Irish Eloquence and
Humour" ; .M!eth.-14i City CoUnCil101"8
St., 1I-lontreal.
Fessenden, 1IrIrs, Clementina, widow;
Journalist.
Eng. and Scottish ancestry; 4th
d. laJte Ed ward
veililrollll1le, Trenholnre,
P.Q., and <Marian (Ridley) T.;' a sister
-of Judgoe Trenholme (q.v.); b. P.Q.; e.
at home and Mrs. Lay's Semy., Mont-
real; m., 1867, Rev. E. J. Fessenden,
B.A. (Ang.), d.; an ardent Imperialist;
eavly in 'hoer married life identified her-
self with nat. and patriotic work; as a
journalist her writings have always
found ready acceptance; was one 'Of
the first eds. of the Niagara W. A,
Letter Leaflet; is pUblisher of a bro-
chure, .. Our Union Jack." a copy of
which her late Majesty Queen Vic-
toria accepted with her thanks,
and of a ,paiITIjplhleot, .. 'Dhe Gen.esis of
EmpIre Day"; is convener of the
.. Flag and Coin" days' comte. ot
the Ollit. Historical Soc., and as
such has done much to Inculcate
a knO'Wledge of the story of the
fiag and a proper respect for it as
an unifying badge of Empire; was
elected as councillor to the .. League
of Empire," London, Eng., Sept. 25,
1903; is secy. of the Wentworth Rlst.
Soc.; a memo of the Nat. Council of
\Vomen; organizing secy. for the
Daughters of the Empire; in 1901
read the address to the Duke of
Cornwall and York (now King of
Eng.) on the occasion of his visit to
Hamilton, when the Fessenden
Ooopber presen.t,ed' the 13,th BOYo3Jl Reg!{:.
with a new stand of colours; took a
strong and success.ful stand against
the erection of the monument to Geni.
Mon tgomery in Quebec, and wi th the
late Wm. Kirby moved against the
erection of a Washington memorial
in Westminster Abbey; but her
greatest work has been the founding
of an Empire Day, which will ever
remain a monument to her name;
does not believe in the parly. fran-
chise for women; a staunch Con.;
Ang.-f07 James st. S., Harnilton
Onto
Fessenden, Cortez, educationIst.
U.E.L. descent; s. Elisha and Elsie
(Tibbets) F.; b. Romoo, Mich., U.S.,
Mch. 11, 1852; e. Knowlton Acad., Mc-
Gill Normal Sch., Montreal, and Trinity
Univ. (B.A., 1875; M.A. and Welling-
ton Scholar., 1891); m., Dec., 1878,
Ethel Elizabeth, e.d. T. A. Agar,
Brampton. Ont.; math. master, Hell-
muth CoIl., London, Ont., for some
months; prIncipal, Brampt<m High
Sch., 1876-81; do. Napan.e<e High Sch.,
1881-90; do. Peterboro ColI. lust.,
1890-1908; sin.ce then has been math.
ma'mer, do.; V.-P. Toronlw Un
v.
Alumni Assn., 1908; author: .. High
Sch. Physics" (with Mr. Gage) and
.. The Elements of PhysJ.cs"; a. Con.;
FESSENDEN-FIELD,
393
an Ang.-Peterboro', Ont.; Peterboro'
Club. do.
U One of our be-st educationiste."-J!. &
E.
Fe.senden, Kenneth Harcourt, jour-
naUst.
2nd s. late Rev. E. J. F., rector of
AncaE'tpr, ant.; b. Bolton. P.Q., July
15, 1868; e. pub. schf!. and Trin. CoIl.
Sch., Port Hope; went West, 1887; has
followed various c.a!lings. Including
banking and ranching In B. C., Alta.
and Man.; f'dltorlal writer, Wlnnipf'
Tribune, during g. e. 1892, also 1892'-
1902; do. do., Winnipeg Telegram,
since .Jan., 1903; is" ArnoIrlian in
'Political prlndples, and strongly Can.
In views of nat. policy": Con.; Ang.-
!9!f Kennedy St., Winnipeg.
Fessenden, Reginald AUbrey, electri-
clan: educationist.
S. late Rev. E. J. F. (An g.) and
Clementina (Trenholme) F. (Q.v.); b.
Bolton, P.Q., Oct. 6, 1866; e. Deveaux
MIL Sch., Suspension Bridge, N.Y.,
Trln'I'ÌY ColI. SCh., Port Ho.pe, anod
Bishop's ColI., Lennoxvllle: m., SE'>pt.,
1890, Miss Helen May Trott, Ber-
muda; Inspecting en gr., Ellison Ma-
chine Co., Menlo Park. N.J., 1886-7;
head chemist, Thos. A. Edison's labora-
tory, 1887-90; electrician, Westlng-
hoqse Electric & Manfg. Co., Newark,
N.J., 1890-2; prof. physics. and
e!leot.rkal eng1Ïmg., Purdue UIl'lv., La-
fayetrtJe, Inò., 1892-3 ; pJ"lOlt'. ellPc-
trlcal englng., Western Unlv. or Pa.,
AIl egheny, Pa., 1893-1900; since then
has -been special agent, U.S. Weather
Bureau; apptd. a memo ant. Municipal
Power Comn., 1905; has spent some
yrs. In experimental work for the U.S.
Govt. In wireless telegraphy, and has
developed an original and very effi-
cient system; author of numerous
scientific papers, as wen as of a num-
ber of Inventions at present In use In
electrical and .chemical engineering;
among his memoirs are papers on the
electrostatic thpory of cohesion, on the
properties of glucinum, on Insulation,
on conductivity of copper (read before
the Intern. Congress of Electricians,
Chicago, 1893), on g-ravltatlon, on hys-
teresis and magnetic formulæ; Is a
memo of the Am. Inst. of Electrical
Engrs., of the Englneprlng Soc. of
Western Penn., of the Ind. Acad. of
Science, of the Intern. Comte. on In-
completed Congress Work, and oft' the
Intern. Comte. on Standards of Light
and Illumination: a believer In
.. Greater Britain" ; an Ang.-17n
Rig,Os Place, Washington, D.C.
U The g-reatest wheless inventor ö-f the
llge."-Elihu Thompøon.
Fetherstonhaugh, Edward Phillips,
educl1tionlst.
S. E. C. B. F., Montreal; b. there,
.July 20, 1879; e. High Sch. there
and McGill Univ. (B.Sc., 1899); m.,
Sept., 1908, Ruth, 2nd d. late Prof.
B. J. Harrington, Montreal: managed
Ottawa branch, F. & Co.. 4 yrs.: led.
In elecotrloal eng'ing., McGHI Unlv.,
1904-6; wlt'h Wes'Ì'ing1h1ouse E10ectnk
M:m.fg. Co., Pibtsburg, Pa., 1906; elec-
trical .e.ngr. for W.lnml,f)eg' office, Can.
WesUnglhousoe 00., 1907-9; since then
has 'been .prof. of elecl'rlcal en gln.g.,
Manitoba Unlv.-119 Betou1'ney St.,
Winnipeg, Man.
Fether.tonhaugh, Frederick :Barnard,
lawyer; patent expert.
S. Francis and Fannie (Swift) F.;
b. Paisley, ant., Junp 2, 1863: e. Ryer-
son Sch., Toronto, Toronto CoIl. Inst.,
find. Toronto Unlv.; m.. Feb.. 1887,
Marlon ArabeIle (councnIor, Toronto
Women's Can. Club), d. Jas. RutIe-dge,
Co. Mayo, IreI.; barrister, 1889; K.C.,
1910; for 9 Yl's. associated with RIdout
& Co., patent soIlcltors: now and for
many yrs. head of the firm of F. & Co.,
patent barristers anll soll('It'Ors, engrs.
and draughtsmen, with branches In
Montreal, Winnipeg, Ottawa and Van-
couver; elected presdt. Toronto EmpIre
Club, 1911 ; author of .. The A. B. C. of
Patents"; presf'nted, with Mrs. F., to
late King- Ediward, Windsor Castle,
June, 1905: an Ang-.- ff L1mne Lod.Qe,"
Lake Shore Rd., Mimfco. Onto : National
Club: Engineers' Clllb: R071al ('an.
Yacht Olub; Argonaut Rowing Olub,
Toronto.
.. FIdells" (see Machar, Miss A. M.)
Fidler, Rev, Lrthur John (Ang-.).
Eng. origin; 2nd s. late Rev. A. J. F.
(Ang-.); b. Cookstown, ant.: e. there
find TrIn. Unlv., Toronto (B.A., 1 RR3;
M.A., 1886); m.; o. deacon, 1884:
priest, 1885; served In dlocpse of ant.;
afterwards at Greensburgh, Penn.; re-
turning to Can., bpcame rector of Col-
borne. ant.; rector Grace Ch., Toronto,
1906-10; sin{'e then has been rector st.
Clement's Ch., Egllnton, Ont.-St.
Clement's Rectory, Eglinton, N. To-
ronto.
.. A g'(Ind prp3cher: a faithful parish
nripst."-T. lilob..
Field, J"rank Meade, lawyer.
E. s. late Corem C. F.. Cobourg-,
ant., merchant, and M.P.P. for W.
Northumberland, 1886-98. ant1 - (Hos-
sack) F.: father from DevonshIre,
Eng-.: b. Cobourg, ant., Jan. 21. 1868:
e. Cobourg CoU. Inst. and. Victoria
Unlv. (B.A., 1884): m., .June, 1895,
Abbie, d. .Jas. McGlennon, J.P., Col-
borne, ant.; barrlstpor, 1887 ; K.C..
1908; mpp'M. FIoNoce Moa.gte., 00lfbornte,
Dec. 6, 1892; engd. as counsel and.
Crown counsel In some notable caSPS,
civil and criminal: now practises
alone; sevpral yrs. In Cobourg Town
Council; now a memo Cohourg CoU.
Inst. Bd.; V.-P. N. and Durham Power
Co.; solr. Tps. Alnwlck and. Hamilton
and Mptropolltan Bank, Cobourg; a
Con., and unsuccessfuIly contested W.
Northumbprland (Local), In that In-
terest, 1905; favours some measure of
municipal and state ownership or
operatfon of public utfIltfps, abolition
or revision of Senate, practical educa-
tion In the schs., compulsory voting at
elections safpg-uarded, provIncial con-
stabulary, and district magistrates;
Presb.-Cobo1trg. Ont.: Albany Olub;
National Club, Toronto.
Field, Frederick William (" Frank-
bred "), journalist.
S. Fredk. and- Amelia (Parsons) F.;
b. TwIckenham, Eng., A'Pl. 4, 1884:
394
FIELDING.
e. Tiffin's Sch., Kingston-on-Thames,
Eng., and France; m., 1907, Miss
Frances Annie Farrant, Brig'hton,
Eng.; free lance in London, Eng.; a
contributor to Eng. mags. on Can
topics, and to London humorous jour-
nals: tramped through Holland for
Dutch impression stories, 1905; of!er
from several Can. dailies to undertake
tour ot the world on their bpha1t,
1906; s-ilJ1iCe 1907 has boon ed. Monetary
Times, Toronto (haV'ing .preV'ilQlUs'ly been
asst. ed.) ; iÏn additiÏ'On, .since Oct., 1909,
has 'bee.n an Imp. trade cOlTeSlpond!e'rut
at Toronto ,to H.'M.'s GovlÌ.; memo
Comber, On.t., Ed. of TrnlC1e and To-
Tonto Hd. of Tna;de.--'BO Victoria St.,
Toronto; Canadian Club, do,; Toronto
Press Club; Guild of Civic A rt, do.;
Can. Press Assn., do.; Calgary Hun-
dred Thousand Club; Winnipeg Com-
munity C11tb.
Fielding, Hon, William steven..
statesman.
Eng. origin; 8. late Chas. and Sarah
F.; b. Halifax, N.S., Nov. 24, 1848; e.
there; D.C.L., (hon.) Acadia Univ.,
1901; LL.D. (do.), Queen's Unlv.,
1903; do. (do.), McGill Univ., 1906;
m., Sept., 1876, Hester, d. late Thos
A. Rankine, St. .Tohn, N.B.; by prof
a journalist: joined the Morning
Chronicle,' 1864; ultlma1et1y became
mango ed. of tha.t paJper; reUred from
journalism, 1884: a Lib.; sat tor Co.
Halifax (Local), 1882-96; since then
has sat tor Shelburne and Qupen's,
N.S. (H. C.), and held office as MinI'.
of Finance In the LaurieI' Admn.; un-
seated on petition, Aug., 1906: declined
Premiership of N. S., .Tuly, 1882; entd.
Mr. Pipes' Adron., Aug. same year, but
retire.d from this position, iMay. 1884,
owing to his inabiUty to at-tend to bo.th
eiHtorial and departmental duUes; on
Mr. Pipe.s resign
ng office, 1884, formed
a new Admn., In which he held the
portfolio of Provl. Secy., and whlclh
remained in existen
up to his trans-
fer to Ottawa, 1896; was a vioe-.c'hair-
man Ottawa Reform Convention, .Tune,
1893; Ipresdt. St. George's Soc., Hali-
fax, 1893-7; a 'In-em. Quebec Inlt.e.rpr{)vI.
Cont., 1897; Invited Signor Marconi
to experiment with wirele.ss telegraphy
In Can., 1901; estbd. a bran-ch of the
Royal Mint, Ot'tawa, do.; !present with
his wife and daughter 8-t the corona-
tion of King Edward and Queen Alex-
andra, Westminster Abbey, 1902; de-
dined knighthood, do.; estabd. Penny
Bank system In Can., 1903; a memo
new Tariff Comn., 1905; visl1ed Rome
and Italy, and was received In private
audience by His Holiness the Pape,
do.; has introduced the Budge1 (H. C.)
during 15 yrs., a fact unique in the
hdstory of Oan., shewing ltihat 'he has
held offiæ flo.r Ia .longe;r tpemi.od othan any
other 'Min r. IOf Fünanoe; (has also h<>-eon
a-ble to report a surplus as between
ordinary revenue and eXlpenòlture and
even Including 1he debatable question
of capital accoun1 In each year, ex-
cept the first OIJ1e af1:oer hd.s appt., 1101'
wh,loh /he was not ,responsible; .Intro-
duced the vaI1ious m-eoa.sures fOIimlng
the Brlot.. IpreferelfLtJl.a'll tariff, var.l.ous
ILmendmen1.s 10 the BankJng and Ins.
!,--cts, and has placed several large and
Important loans on the London money
market upon favourable terms. as Act-
ing MinI'. of Railways. 1903, c
nducted
the negotiations resulting in the agree-
ment to construct the Nat. Transconti-
nental Ry., the contract between the
Govt. and the G. T. Pacific Ry. being
also signed by him; a del. to the Col.
Conf.. London, 1902. and to the Imp.
Conf., do., 1907; was unable, owing
to illness, to attend the latter; pre-
sented to the late King Edward and
Queen Alexandra, London, 1907 ;
duly au.thorized by His Majesty
for the purpose of acting in con-
junction with His Majesty's Am-
bassador at Paris to negotiate a con-
vention with the Govt. of the French
Republic respecting the commercial re-
lations between France and Can.. 1907 .
apptd. plenipotentiary by the King, to
gether with Hon. L. P. Brodf'ur (q.v.),
to make and conclude a trpaty with the
French Govt. for trade purposes be-
tween France and Can., Aug., do.;
banquetted at Paris by dirs. Brit.
Chamber of Commerce, do.. 1908;
lunched with the Prince and Prin-
('pss of 'Yales (now the King and
Queen), London. do.: a Royal Commr.
for thp promotion of clospr tradp
relations and for the development
of mutual trading facilities between
Can. and the Brit. W. I., 1909;
received in private audience by King
Edward, Bucking>ham Palace 1909 .
prpsenteò with his wife and ,daughte;
to King Edward and Queen Alexand-ra
Buckingham Pala.ce, do.; a del. tó
Washington, with Hon. G. P. Graham
(q. v. ), to discuss reciprocity with
PreSlide'l1lt Taft, 1910; a òo. dto., Wlith
Hon. W. Pa.t'eI'SOIl1' (q.v.), do. 00. òû.,
.T3.I]1., 1911; pT'eosentoed wilt'll a g'Hit of
$120,000 by dtizens O'f Oan. 'Of aliI
shað'es of pol'i.tical oplndlO'fi, dn recognlÎ-
lion of !his emlinent pubJijIC Sel]"V'læls,
ApI., 1910; (his partraM fP'3.inted -by .T.
W. L. Forster (q.v.); is a gov. Dal-
housie Univ.; an hon. memo Quebec
Garrison Club and V.-P. for N. S., Can.
branch, Red Cross Soc.: a Bapt. (See
II Hon. W. .s. Fielding as a Newspaper
Man
" by ,Percy St. OlaiT HwrnHiton,
q.V. S.N., Dec.. 1'J07).-f16 Metcalfe
St., Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ottawa Golf
Club; Ottawa Country Club, do.; Hali-
fax Club; City Club, Halifax, N.S.
"A masterly P.arliamentar.ian."-M. Wit-
ness.
"As honest as the summer's day is long."
-So N.
II The embodiment of I'lD,Perialism."-L.
Morning POBt.
.. Modest, straightforward .and trust-
w'Û'rthy."-T. News.
"A man skiilfu-l a8 a leader .and of splen-
did tact. "-M. Herald.
.. Nimble, bustling, chirpy and without
anoy airs."-Can. Collier's.
"Is to Laurier what Stonewall .T.acks.o.n
was to Lee. or Sheridan and Sherman to
GTant, in war."-E. W. ThomBon (q.v.).
"An indubitable masòot .and advanoo
agent of good times; one all!O who ia one
FIELDS-FINLAYSON.
395
of the mo-st c()nscÏentiollS a.nd disinwreßt.ed
o-f public men. "-T. Glob
.
,. The greatest Finanoo Minister Oanada
has ever posSês
d."-Ca7lada.
II One of the brightest in
l1ect!l Oa.nada
has
t produ ced. "-Bon. W. A, W
ir
(q.v.).
Field., John Charle., educationist.
Parents Can. born; Scotch-Irish ex-
traction; b. Hamilton, Ont.. May 14,
1863; e. High Sch., Hamilton, Toronto
Untv. (B.A. and gold med. In math..
1884), .Jo.hns Hopkins Unlv. (Ph.D..
1887), Paris, Göttingen. and BerIln;
unm. ; s>ometime fellow In math., .Johns
Hopkins Univ.; prof. of math., Alleg-
heny ColI., Pa., 1889-92; te..ct. In math.,
Toronto UOIiv.. 1902-4; assoc. prof. of
math., do. do., since 1905: a memo
Am. Math. Soc. and of the Soc. M'lth.
de France; elected a F. R. S. C., 1909;
author of various papers on math. tn
Crelli's Journal (Berlin). Acta Math.
(
tockholm). Am. Jonrn. of lIfath.,
Trans. Am. Math. Soc., etc.; also of a
work, "Theory of the Algebraic Func-
tions of a Complpx Variable" (1906).
-University of Toronto. Toronto.
II One O'f the g.reatest En
lish-spe'aking
mathematicians."-Dr. Geo. Murray.
FIennes-Clinton, Bev, Henry Glynne
(Ang.),
S. Rpv. By. F.-r.. rector Cromwell,
Nottingham8hlre, Eng., and Catherine
F.-C.: b. Nottlnghamshlre, Eng., 1854:
t". Keble ColI., Oxford (B.A., with
honlOurs, 1877); "B.A. (ad eun., Len-
noxvfIIe), 1884: M.A. (do., do.), 1886;
o. deacon, 1878; priest, 1880; vlce-
pThH"fpal Mi!':c:ion House. Warmlnster,
RaIfsbury. 1878-81; asst. curatp St.
Mary Magdalen. Bradford, 1881-5;
came to Can., 1885, and has since been
rector St. .James's Ch.. Vancouver; Is
chaplain Grand Lodge of Freemasons,
B. C.; wen known in the cricket field.
-St. James's Rectory, Vancouver, B.C.
File, Lorne Kenelm, actuary,
S. Dr. A. .J. F., AmeUasburg, Ont.;
U. E. L. stock; b. Am eld8Js'b'urg, .Jan.
30, 1879; e. pubUc sch., Picton High
Sch., Napanee ColI. Inst., and Toronto
Unlv.; won several 'Scholars. in math.,
and gra-d.uat.ed B.A., with the gold
moed. -in .moatlh.. 1903; foelllOW 'In maJtlh.,
1904; for 6 yrs. an actuary, Imp. Life
Assur. Co.; since 1909 in the service
of the Can. I
lfe Assur. Co. in same
capacitv; fellow Actuar. Soc. of Am..
1907; èlected F.I.A. (Gt. Brit.), 1909;
won prize of the Ins. Inst., Toronto,
for the best essay on .. The Past, Pre-
sent and Future of Life Assurance"
(1906); author of another paper,
.. Surrender and Loan Values" (1908) ;
has declined many offers to engage in
actuar. work in the U. S.; Ang.-598
},fannin!} Ave., Toronto.
.. One of the best Qualified of our
V(JUnJ1;er actuaries."-Bulletin.
Filliter, Bev. George SI..on (Ang.).
E. s. late Co!. and - (Sisson)
F., Belleville, Ont.; b. nr. there, May
16, 1842; e. BeIIevlUe Grammar Sch.
and U. C. ColI. (exhibitioner. 1861);
m., .June, 1877, Emily Violette, d. late
v. G. W. Brarnold, vicar
. Mark-
ham, Notts.; for some yrs. a law stu-
dent in Toronto; went to Eng.. 1866,
and. with a view to entering the Ch.,
matrIculated at Durham Unlv. (B.A.),
and became a licentiate In theo!.: o.
1873. and has held various living's;
iLP'Ptd. master of Archbp. Holgate
Hosp., Hemsworth, York. - Holgate
Lodge, Hemsworth, Wakefield. En!}.
Filteau, LoW.. V" Quebec public ser-
vice.
B. and e, Lêvi.s, P.Q.; m. Mr3.
Clement Dansereau (née Hayward);
a practical printer: supdt. La Patrie
printing office, Montreal, 1896-1910;
since then, King's Printer, P.Q.; R. C.
-Québec.
Findlay, William E,. Insurance pro-
fession.
S. Capt. F., R.N., and - (Forbes)
F.; b. Montreal. ApI. 26, 1867: e.
model and private schs. ; m. Miss
Laura B. Grier; succef.'sively mangy-.
and inspr. Northern LIfe Asso. Cry.;
since 1906 genl. secy., do. <<:lo.; In IIfp
Ins. business slnpe leaving sch.: R
.J. P.; a commr. Sup. Ct.; apptd. 2nd
lieut., 6th Regt. FusiUers. 1891; capt..
1892; Corps Rese.rve, 1904: hold.s 1st
class cert., R. S. I. ; a well-known
sportsman; iUr.-genl. Montreal A. A.
A 1905-6; vresd.t.. M. A. A. A. Lawn
BOwling Club, 1908-9.-5" St. François
Xavier St., Montreal.
Finkle Kis Honour Alexander, Co.
Ct. judge.
S. .John F.; b. Woodstock. Ont..
1843; e. Grammar Sch. there; m.,
1897: barrIster (Ont.). 1864; do.
(Man.), 1883; has prRctfsed his orof.
at different Urnes at Woodstock, N. Y.,
Washington and Winnipeg; apptd.
judge, Co. Ct.. Oxford, Ont., .June 10,
1885; elected presdt. Oxford Law Soc.,
1897; a dir. Sovereign Life Assur.
Co.; Ang.- Woodstock, Onto
Finlayson, HI. Honour Duncan, Co.
Ct. .Judge.
Soottis:h eX'trac,bilon; s. Donald and
A'Il'nabel'lla (Murohison) F.; b. Gra.nd
RdVJer, N.S.. SeiP'Ì. 12, 1867; e. Syr1'1eyo
A-cad. and Dalll1'Ousie Univ. (B.A.,
1893; LL.B., ,1895); m., Doc., 1905,
Ðuh<eD Maud, d. IltaJte Wm. G. Bunam,
A!richat N.S.; 'barrister. 1895; solr.
mundC'i,Þa.lfoty 'Of Ricihimond, N.S.. 1896-
190.4; 'SaJt for Rd'c'hm'Ond (Local), Lib.
In1ereet, '1897-1904, and for same oon-
stJItue'JloC'Y (H.C.), 1904-8; rup.prl:d. judge
Co. Ot., Disot. No.7. N.S., Nov. 13,
1908; a ,Bresb.-SydneJl, N.S.; Royal
Cape Breton Yacht Club, do.
Finlay. on, Lt.-Col. John .AIn.lee,
merchant.
B. .Jan. 16, 1851; e. Montreal; m.
Miss Fessend-en; long In mercantile
l,ifJe; presd't. Monot,rea11 Oratorio Soc.;
eloelCtoo 'Presrut. Weetmount Ohoral
Soc., 1909; a councillor Q. R. Assn.
and D. R. Assn.; j,oined .M'onltreal Gar.
Arty., 1868; passed through the vari-
ous grades until he attained a cap-
taincy, 1890, when he retired; joined
1st Prince of Wales Regt., as capt.,
1891; remained with this corps up to
and after Its amalgamation with the
6th FuslIfers, 1898, becoming It.-co''
396
FINNIE-FISET,
of the regt. under Its new desIgna-
tlon: 1,st Reg-t., .. PrInce (}If Wales
FuslUers," May, 1903; retired, 1907:
holds the long service decoration;
s-erV'ed dl\lrlng- t'he Fenian ra:lrds (moo.) ;
8iISIO -t!he N.W. Rebe>lil,lon. 1885 (med.).
-37 Burton Ave., Westmount, Mont-
real; Military Inst., do.
Pinnie, David :Maclachlan, banking
profession.
S. Robt. and Mary (Smith) F.;
b. Peterhead, Scot., .July 10, 1849; e.
parIsh sch. there; m. Caroline Nlchol-
sion (d. .June, 1911), d. Wal1e'r Ster-
ling, Hiamd1lbon
Onl!:.;
qulrOO. buSl1.ßlesoS
and bankiin,g .ex'})'eT'ience in office A. &
W. Boyd, solrs. anJd. ag>enltJs, Un,I'on
Bank of Soo1., Fet!eI'lhead, in Bank
B. N. A., London, Enog., 'Mon1lf'eal,
F/iamlÏllIton and Arnlp'I"!Ï-or, and dn Bank
of Ottawa, a.s mangr. at Arnprlor
and Ottawa; now, and for some
consIderable time, asst. genl. mangr.
last nampd Institution; elpcted V.-P.
Ottawa Bd. of Trad.e, 1909; a pro-
moter Federal Colonization and Land
ReclaimIng- Co., 1906: chief promoter
Imp. Realty Co.. do.: Ang. and ch,
wardoen, tAJIl Salinrts' Oh.. Ot,t-awa.-
'!9 Chapel St., Ottawa: Rfdeou Club:
Countr1f Club; Ottawa Golf Club; Ot-
tawa Hunt Club, do.
"A splendid all-round banke'ro"-Late
Geo. Hay.
Finnie, John Thom, .physlclan; legis-
lator.
S. Robt. and Mary F., Peterhead,
Scoot. : b. trhN'e, Sept. 14, 1847: e. t!here,
HI
h Sch.. 'Montreal, and McGll1J. Unlv
(M.D.,C.M., 1869): m., A-pI. .t874,
Amelda, d. -late Ohr.l9tOlpher Healey,
Montreal; L.RC.S. (Edlin.), -00.:
p-raCitlse-s hi,s ,pI'lOf. Sl]{X
iSiSfuIÞy in
MonrtTeal; an entrhu!"last1c -sportsman,
and not,OO for !h,ls I}.ove <Ol all
k'lnðlS 101' out.doO'r exerd'S-e : was
presdt. of the Quebec Fish and Game
Protect. Soc., 1895-99: among- the first
to denounce. In vigorous terms, th,"
wholesale slaug-htpr of our fish Rnd
game bl.OOs by .. pot" <and market
huntf'rs; remains a d!r. of the Soc.
and Is also a V.-P. of the North Am.
Fish and Game Prote<'t. Assn: has also
heen, or Is. a dlr. Can. Widow and
Orplhans' Life 00., presdt. Can. branch
Royal Caledonia Curling- Club, and
presdt. MontreRI Swimming- Club,
Thlst1p Curling Club. and Metropolitan
Golf Club: .. an out and out supportpr
of Sir Lomer GouIn": has represent-
f'(! Montreal. Dlv. No. 4 (Local),
since g. e. 1908; a .J. P.; Ang.-35 Park
Ave., Montreal.
.. Couldn't get on without him in Mont.
T'el&t"-Latl' Lt.-Col. .4.. .4.. Steve
on.
Firth, William P., educationist.
E. Queen's UnIv., Kingston (B.A.,
1900; M.A., 1901; D.Sc., 1907); for
many yrs. principal of Pickering Colt.,
an Institution under the care of the
Soc. of Friends (Quakers).-Newmar-
ket, Onto
Pi.cher, W, G" Dom. public service.
Prusslan extraction: b. Toronto, May
16, 1861; e. there; was long engd. In
the wholesale l!3ather business, To-
ronto: apptd. Dom. Trade Commr.,
Glasg-ow, Scot., Nov. 1, 1908: do do.,
Berlin. Germany, May, 1910.-Cana-
dian Offlce, Berlin, Germany.
.. An ardent Can
dian; & keen busineu
man."-O. Journal.
Pi.cher, William JO.eph, physician;
author.
German descent; father came ori-
ginally from Switzerland; mother, a
born and bred Canadian; b. Waterloo,
Ont., Feb. 1, 1879: e. St. .Jerome's CoIl.,
Berlin, Ont., and Western Un Iv. (M.D.,
1902) ; memo CoIl. P. & S., Ont., 1903;
successfully practises his prof. In
Waterloo, Onto ; house surg., St.
Joseph's Hosp., London, Ont., 1902-4:
has contributed poetry, short stories,
novels and essays on literary and med.
to,plcs to the Can. and Am. mags.:
author: "Songs by tJhe Wayside,"
II Winona and Other Stories," II The
Toiler," U The Years Between," and
II Child of Destiny"; a R.C.-Water-
loo, Onto
II Hia technique is remarkable for 80
Y'Oung & poet, and gives the promise of
pf'rfection in the near future."-Roðary
Magazine.
Pi.et. Lt.-Col. Bon. Jean Baptiste
Bomuald, physician; legislator.
S. Henri F., St. Cuthbert, P.Q.: b.
t'hiere. F1eb. 7, 1843: e. iM-on:trea.1 OolI.
and LaVial Un.iv. (B":M., 1867: M.D..
1868) ; m., F>e'b., 1869, A1mêe (d. Oct.,
1905), d. Iarte Honorê P.I.affioonðlOn, Que-
hec; .a gx)V. 00'101. P. and S., P.Q.:
formerly councillor and mayor of
Rimousk1 ; passed Royal Mil. Sch., Que-
bec 1865; surg. 89th Reg-t., 1871:
sUI'lg.-maj.. 1895; retired (with rank of
a.-col.), 1899; Is 'Presdt. Flslh and Game
Club, Rimouskl; a Lib., and a persoJ1l8.1
friend of Sir W. Laurler: sat for
Rlmouskl (H. C.), 1872-82, 1887-91,
1896-7; since Oct. 20, 1897, has been
a senator o,f Can.; one of the signers
of the address from the LIb. party to
the P\()pe, T-f'-sUllrtllng rln thP awt. of a
Papal ableg-ate to Can., 1896; aRC.
-Rimouski, P.Q.
PI.et, Col, :Marie Jo.eph Eugene, Can.
I})ubllc service.
S. Hon. .J. B. R F. (q.v.); b. RI-
mouskl. P.Q., Mch. 15, 1874: e. Rlmoll-
ski 0011. anrd LaV'wl Un.iv. ('l\I.B., 1896;
'M.D.,C.M., 1898) ; m., Ma;y, 1892, Stella.
d. late Llniere Taschereau, K.C., M.P.:
specially qualified for treatment of
ears, nose and throat, London and
Paris, 1901; aplPtd. asst. coroner,
RI.mou, slcl 1900; en.bd>. v. offi. ,servlÏce, ru;
lot., 89th Regt., 1890; 'PI1omOited majo,r.
1898; bt. '1It.-coI., 1901; It.-CIOI., Army
Med. Servioce, 1903: ('IOI.. 'P.,A:M.C.,
1904; staff adrjt. of M'eð. Servi.
s,
1902-3; D.G:M.S., 1903-6: De'Prty. MinlI",
Mil. and Defence since Dec. 22, 1906;
served during S. A. war, 1899-1900:
present at operations In Orange Free
State, Feb.-May, 1900, including oper-
ations at Paardeberg (18-26 Feb.),
Rnd actions at Poplar Grove (Mch. 7),
Driefonteln (Mch. 10), Hout Nek
(May 1), Zand River (May 10): op-
erations In Orange River Colony and
Eastern and Western Transvaal (.July
:FI S HER.
397
29-Nov., 1900); mentioned 3 times In
despatches; bt. It.-col. A. M. S, ;
Queen's med, with 4 clasps; also
awarded D.S.O., and decorated In per-
son by H. E. Lord Minto, Paarde-
berg Day, Ottawa, 1903; served as
P.M.O. with Coronation Contingent,
London, 1
02, and on that occasion
was again mentioned In Lord Roberts'
úesprutohe.s; aþptd. hon. Burg. '00 H. E.
Itohoe Gov.-Gerul., 1905; a mean. Bd. 01
Vi.sHors, Roy.a.l Mil. 00111., ,1
08; a d:
r.
AIHance França.ise, Ottawa; R. C.-
i64 Wilbrod St., Ottawa; Rideau Clubj
Uttawa Golf Club; Ottawa HuntClubj
Laurentian Club, do.; Quebec Garrison
Club.
II Possesses a war record second to none,
and enjoys the love and respect of the
officers and men to w.h.um he ministeTed
under fire."-Can. 'Mil. Gazette.
Fisher, His Honour Alson Alexander,
J uùge.
S. late Duncan and Helen (Mitchell)
F,; b. Athens, Ont., Dec. 9, It)63; e.
Athens High .sch. a.nd: Onto Law
Sch,; m., Aug. 6, 1894, Mary Edith,
e, d. Riohard Brown (q.v.), To.ronto;
brurriste,r, 1886; .suocesslully amaCtt:is-oo
his prof. at Brockville; apptd. junior
judge, Co. Ct" Renfrew, A,pl., 1911;
presdt. Brockvme Genl. Hosp., 1902;
do. BrockvJ.lle -Can. Club, 1909-10;
chairman, Brockville Public Seh. Bd.,
1903; gazetted major, 41st Regt.,
l
U-1; It.-CUi., cummuog. the rt::gt., l:lUô;
.H.. a., 1:110; sinoe l:Jll has commanded
Mh lnfy. Hrigade.-Pemb1'oke, U?
t.;
.Hrockville UlulJ, .Hrockville; Can. Mil.
lnst., Toronto.
Fisher, Edwin Bayard, physician;
ProvJ.ncia,l .puhÜ<: serV1ice. .
S. C, H. B. F., K.C., and Mary
Louisa, d. late Hon. John H. Ander-
son, senator, Halifax, N.S.; grands.
late Hy. F., chief supdt. educ., .N. B.;
b. Fredericton, N.B., Dec. 7, 1867; e.
local schs. and N. B. Univ. (B.A..
1888) ; m., ApI., 1892, Annie Pickard,
d. Wm. F. Fowler, Fredericton, N.H.;
M.B. (Toronto Univ., 1894); post-
gra.d. course Edinburgh Univ.; Is secy.
provl. Bd. of Health, N. B., and chief
med. offr. of province; a memo Advls.
Council Am. Public Health Assn., and
memo exarng. Bd. Royal Sany. Inst. of
Ut. Brit.; had much to do in suppress-
Ing recent smallpox epidemic in N. B. ;
Lib.; Meth.-1I1arysvilZe, N.R.
Fisher, Elstner, Oan. railway service.
S. Wm. M. and Louise (Elstner) F.;
graduated U. S. Naval Acad., 1876;
m., 1885, Miss Sarah A. Burt (d.
1899); memo Am. Soc. C. E.; memo
Can. Soc. C. E., 1907; some yrs. in
U. S. Navy; resigned, 1883; asst. engr.
Penn. Ry., 1883-7; do. do. Michigan
Central Ry., 1887-9; asst. trainmaster,
trainmaster, and asst. supdt. do. do.,
1889-97; genl. supdt. and chief engr.,
Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo Ry. since
1897; Ang.-275 James St. 8., Hamil-
ton, Onto ; Hamilton Club, do.; En-
gineers' Club, Toronto; Brantford
Club; Buffalo Club; Transportation
Club, N. y,
(D. Hamilton, Oct. It, 1909.)
Fisher, James, la.wyer.
S. late John 1<'., Breadalbane, Scot.;
b. Glenquaich, Perthshire, Scot., Nov.
6, 1840; e. Stratford (Ont.) Grammar
Sch. and Toronto Univ, (B.A., 1862,
M.A" 1872); m., 1st, July, 1871,
Fran
es Gordon (d. Moh., 1890), d.
late Rev. T. Macphers.on. Stratford,
Ont.; 2ndl
, 1894, Miss Gertrude F,
. Adams, New Haven, Conn.; barrister
(Ont.), 1867; practised successfully at
Stratford till 1883; since then, at
Winnipeg; elected a bencher of the
Law Soc., Man.; K.C. (Earl of Aber-
deen), 1893; an old time Lib.; un-
successfully contested N. Perth
(H. C.), 1875 and 1878; sat for
Russell (local, Man.), 1888-99, when
he retired; one of the founders ot
the Intern. Reciprocity Assn. and was
presdt. of the Assn.; V.-P. Intern. Deep
Waterways Assn., 1893; V.-P. for Can.,
Waterways Convention, Cleveland, 0.,
1895; V.-P, Univ. of Toronto Alumni
Assn., 1906; accompanied govt. expdn.
sent to Hudson s Bay as the repre-
sentative of the Man. govt., 1897;
elected presdt. Man. Midland Ry. Co.,
1906; author of a pamphlet on the
Hudson's Bay Ry. (1891), and of
another on .. The Manitoba School
QueS'bi()1l" (1895) ; Ind. in llOOallpoUtiCtS ;
advocates the adoption of the Onto
system of schs., the abolition of the
present office of It.-gov. for the
Provinces, and the performance of
the duties by the Chief Justice or
some other high Federal officer; in the
broader field of Federal politics Is a
firm upholder of Brit. connection, and
favours the adoption, as far as the
circumstances of the country will per-
mit, of the Brit. doctrine of free
trade; is also an earnest advocate
of a lib. and expansive treaty of re-
ciprocity with the U.S., which would
include natural products and a large
list of manufactures; is likewise an
advoaate of deep-water navigation
from the head of the lakes to Mont-
real, and is the author of a pamphlet
urging that the canals should be deep-
ened to a depth of 21 ft. at the joint
expense of the U.S. and Can., who
would exercise a joint control over the
canals with the abolition of all tolls;
a PreSb.-Winnipeg,o Manitoba Club,
do,
Fisher, John ." merchant; legislator.
S. Robt. and Mary Ann (Hunter)
F.; Eng. and Irish parentage; b.
Paris, Ont., ApI. 23, 1855; e. local
public and high schs.; m., Sept., 1883,
Miss Jessie D. Martin; has served In
00. Oounoi'L ØiS oouncdlJ.or, .reeve and
W3JTden; m.a}'lOr ()of Piard,s 5 ,terms; 1h8ß
sat for N. Brant (Local) since 1905;
a Presb.-pari8, Ont.; Albany Club,
'1'oronto,
Fisher, Eon, Bydne:r Arthur. statell-
man.
S. Arthur F., M.D., L.R.C.S. (Edln.),
a.nd Susanna (Corse) F., MOIl'treal;
b. tlhere, J,une 12, 1850; e. l\1j(}llItreai
HI
Sdh. (DaN
dson: moo., and" Dux"
of tlhe .scIh., 1866), M'cGiH Undv., .Morut-
real, and Trin. CoU., ICajffilbru>d!
(B.A., 1871); unm.; deV1Otoo hdrnseI.t
to farming; Aàva Fa.rm, Knowlttool.
398
FISHER-FISK,
own-ed and culti\"wtJe'd by him, .hall
been long knawn as among tlhe
finest fruruIlS in true P.rovtiIliCe 01
Quebec; 'One IOf the f'Üunid'ers 'Of Ith
Pro.il. F.ruJiot GroweI'\s' Assn.. and h
beten V.-P. of It!ha:t ,body; is ru130
ollOsely ,id.e'Il'hified with -th-e Can. Nat.
Live Sto.ck Assn., MOlLtreal Ensila,ge
and Stock-FeeòlÍng A,s-sn., Provo Da:i'ry
.AJssn. and BI'ome Ag>ricul. Assn. ; .
apptd. a mem. OOUThcdl of Agricul.,
P. Q., 1891; Ò'Ü. do. d.o. Proto sec., Pub-
llio In.struotion, -dio., 190.1; m'em. Ex.tvte.
Council, Can. Assn. for Prevention 0-1
1.'ubeTcul., 1902; elected hon. ;presdt,
Montreal Indust. Exbn., 1904; Is V.-P,
A.lliance Française, Ottawa; a dir.
Do-m. Forestry Assn.; a gov. Proto
Hosp. for Ins,ane, !Montreal, and Mont-
real Boys' Home; a'Pptd. a memo
Royrul Conservation Oomn., 1909; do.
do. Can. Hist. Manuscrlipts Comn., 1907;
chairman Ed. of Commrs., Paris Exbn.,
1900; .oan. commr. to Intern. Exhbn.,
Osaka, Japan, 1903; elected 1st V.-P.
Genl. Assembly, Intern. Institution ot
Agricul., Rome, Italy, 1908. a Can.
commr. to conf. .to consider conserva-
tion of natupal resour,ces of Am. con-
tineTht, Washington, D.C., 1909; a dJetl.
Imp. Copyright Conf., Londol1, Eng.,
1910; a prominent Itemp. worker .for-
merly V.-P. Quebec branch, Dom. Al-
Hance; luncJhed with the late King Ed-
ward and Queen Alexandra, Oublm
Irel., 1907; presented to King Victor
Emmanuel, Rome, 19.08 ; ra:tJtended
(officially) funeral of Kin
Edward,
London, 1910; a Lib.; unsuccessfully
ontest.ed Brame (H.,C.), 1880; sat tor
Slame oOons:tJÏJt:uency (110.), 1882-91
(when dlefeate'd by a major1ÏtJy 'Of 'Ü'lW),
and sin'C-e 1896. sinee July 13, 1896, !has
been Minr. of Agrlcul. In the Laurier
Admn.; mentioned as a Senate proba-
bill ty, 1910; has delivered addresses
on "Some Economic As'pects of Agrl-
cuI. in Can.,.. "Can. and Its Position
in regard to the Brit. E'lIIlPire," .. Cana-
dian Agrlcul.,.. .. Conservation of ()'1.lr
Natural Resources," "Rural Education
in P. Q.:' .. J.a,pan, its ffis'bory, ()u,s-
toms, Ant an'd Tl13.d,e," 'E,t.c; since Ihis
advent 'rut Ot.tawa has been 'l:.hie aUl!:JhoOl
of much useful, im'Portant and beneficial
l.eglsl8ition, and ,has founded several
pUblic institutions, including the Nat.
Art Gallery and the Archives Bureau,
at Ottawa; beJleves that" all natural
resources should be a V'aJlabl-e by
the whole people and should not be
controlled by or given away to private
c.ol'plora'tion.s "; an Ang. - Salisbury
Ave., Ottawa; "Alva Farm;' Knowlton,
P.Q.; Rideau Club; Ottawa Hunt
Club, Ottawa; University Club; Re-
form Club, Montreal; Garrison Club,
Quebec.
.. The right man in the rigM place."-
The iate Sir H. G. de Lotbinitre.
"An industrioull and painstaking public
se.rV18'nt."-Can. Courier.
"An eXicellen.t debater .and keen poll.
tician."-T. Globe.
., One of the all-round 8uccelsftù me.n
In public life to
day."--S. N.
.. Growe in the confidence o-f the f..rm-
in4r community; "I an admindaÞratoOr ÏI
oapa.ble, eneTgetic and progrellBive.,"-T.
New..
.. One of the be8t agricultu.riata And
Minister. that Oanada or any ot.he-r country
ever had. "-M. Herald.
Fisher, WilUam Shives, manufac-
turer.
U.E.L. descent; S. 'Vm. F., Frederic-
ton, N .B.; nephew -late Hon. Chas. F.,
I?C.L.,. one of the Judges of the Sup.
Ct., N.B., and on-e of .tJhe FìatJhoers od
Oonfedel'8JUon; b. F,red'erioton, F.e,b.
20, 1854; e. St. John Grammar Sch .
. Miss Mabel Shaw, St. John, N.B:;
IS V.-P. and secy., Emerson & F., Ltd.,
manfrs. of hardware and wholesale and
retail dealers in Ihardware supplies' is
resdt. Enterprise Foundry Co.. do.,
::;t. John Iron & Hardware Assn., 1907 ;
do., St. John Bd. of ,Trade, 1896-7. do.
Maritime Bd. of Trade, 190ô; and do.:
::;t. John Art Olub; provl. V.-P., Can.
lIrlan.frs. Assn. and St. J-ohn Horticul.
Soc.; a dir. St. John Tubercul. Assn.
and Bd. or Assoc. ChariUes; a Can.;
an Ang., and.a del. to the Synod; a
memo Nat. Comte., tAng. .Layman's
Missy. Movement, 1909.-78 Orange St.
St. John, N.E.; Union Club, do. '
"A man of &trong personal character.
istics. GeI1Ïal in disposit.ion, polished in
both speech and manne.r, pOS6efised of ..
qu,iet vein of hUDWur &Ild hospitable to a
degree, he has all the necessary qualifica-
ti<>ns to win .and re-tain the f.riendship of
t.he poo-ple wJth whom he comea in daily
conta ct. "-Indu.t. Canada,
Fiske, John Jeffery, lawyer.
S. late Ebenezer and Eliza (Brad-
ford) F., Abbotsford, P.Q.; mother a
d. late Rev. Richard Bradford, 1st
Ang. rector Chatham, P.Q.; grandt.
Capt. Cotton F., a U. E. L.; b. Feb.
24, 1844; e. .A!bb'Otsfurd, Granby, St.
Hyacint!he, a.nld McGd'1l Univ. (B.C.L.,
186&). m., 1872, .AJieyda E. W., d.
late Lt.-.Oal. E. D. David, 'MolLtl'eal;
a,d;VOCIabe, do. ; IP'raotLsed !his pro-
fession in Montreal and Coatlcook,
whither he removed, 1871; assisted in
organizing Coati cook Knitting Co.,
acting as secy.-treas., 1872; assumed
the management and gave his atten-
tion to the manufacture of knitted
goods. subsequently was Dlangr. at
Coati cook of the Penman Manfg. Co..
was a memo of the Municipal Council
and presdt. Coaticook Free Readin&"
Hoom and Library; returned to Mont-
real, 1907; a Lib.
Con.; an An&"., and
a del. to the Synod.-B7 Arlington Ave.,
Westmount, Montreal. .
Fisk, Walter Manson, physician.
Belongs to an ancient Eng. family;
can be traced back to Lord Symond
1':" A.D., 1464. in this country of U.
E. L. stock; s. John M. F., Abbots-
tord, P.Q., presdt. Porno log. Soc.,
P. Q.. mother e. d. late Luke M.
Knowlton, Knowlton, P.Q.. b. Ab-
botsford, P.Q., 1872. e. there, Knowl-
ton, and Granby; m., 1st, Oct., 1JOl,
Constance Clare (d.) ,2nd d. Rev
Chas. Bancroft, Knowlton, P.Q.; 2ndly:
Aug., 1905, Miss Lucy M. Wheeler,
Chicago, Ill. . graduated M.D.,C.M.
(McGill Unlv,), 1896. demon. hili1toL,
FITCH-FITZGIBBON.
399
do.. 1899; lect. do., 1905; clln. asst.
diseases of children. Montreal Geni.
Hosp.. 1900; demon. do. do., McGill
Unlv., 1906; supdt. Infect. wards.
Montreal Geni. Hosp.. and at Civic
Hosp. for Contagious Diseases, 1896-7;
house surg., Mantreal Genl. Hospital,
. 1897-8; supdt. Mantreal Smallpax
Hosp., 1900; asst. physIcian, Mantreal
dispensary, 1901-5; Con.; Ang.-98
Park Ave., Montreal; University Club,
do,
Fitch, His Honour Clarence Bu..ell,
d,istr-lot judge.
S. late B. F. F., barrister, Brant-
ford, Ont.; b. there, Feb. 22. 1866; e.
Brantf'Or.d Coll. Inst.. Taronto, and
Bloomingtan, Ill.; Ph.B.; m. Marie T.,
d. late Hy. Main, banker, Galt, Ont.;
barrister, 1887; successfully practised
his pr.of. 3<t Brantford and Stouffvllle,
Onto ; chairman Public Sch. Bd., Stouff-
ville, 8 yrs.; presdt. E. Yark Lib. Assn.
and V.-P. N. York Lib. Assn. for some
YVS., but declined nomination to Parlt. ;
a.wtd. judge Rainy River Dist.. Ont.,
May 29. HI09.-Fort Frances, Onto
Fitzgerald, Frederick Jesse Comfort,
physician.
S. late Judge W. W. and Sara M.
(Comfort) F.; b. Londan, Ont., 1874;
e. London ColI. Inst. and Western
Unlv.; m.. ApI., 1902, Hattie S., d. late
Rev. Christian F. Grimm, N.Y.; gradu
ated M.D. (Western Univ. Med. ColI.),
1897; a memo ColI. P. and S., 1898;
shortly afterward granted a license
for N. Y. State, and .commenced .prac-
tice in N. Y. City. where he Is a memo
N. Y. Co. Med. Soc., clin. asst. N. Y
Eye and Ear Infirmy., surg. N. y.
'l'hroat and Nose Hosp., Burg. eye de-
partment. Williamsburg Hosp., lect
far the Soc. for Instruc. in First Aid
to the Injured, etc.; formerly an offr.
7th FusilierSi; retired, 1897; a m
m.
Can. Camp; an ex-office-bearer Can.
Club; his practice is limited to the
eye, ear, nose, and throat. In which he
is a speciallst.-39 E, Twenty-seventh
Street. New York.
Fitzgerald, Frederick wllliam Ger-
ald, business man.
Irish origin; a descendant of the
F:s of GUn, Co. Limerick; b. Pallas-
Kenry, Limerick. IreI., 1866; e. mainly
at private schs. and by tutors; m.,
Feb., 1896, Clara Du Bois, 3rd d. Hon.
Featherstan Osle.r, Toronto; serv""l on
ed. staff Toronto Daily Mail, 1890-1;
founded Can. Birkbeck Invest. & Sav-
Ings Co., 1893; founded Debenture &
Securities Corporation of Can., 1903;
holds office of mango dir. in both cos.;
Con.-
9 Chestnut Park Road, Toron-
to; Toronto Club, do.; St. James's
Club, Montreal.
FitzGerald, John Gerald, physician.
S. Wm. F.; b. Drayton, Ont., Dec.
1882; e. ,th'ere and Toronto UI1Ilv.
(l\1..B., 1903); 'POst-gorad. stu<1Jies
neuroloog. diC.pt., Jlohns HopkIns Hosp.,
Balitdmore., Md.; m., AjpIl., 1910, Edna
May, o. d. Chas. W. LeoI1J3.rd Trewls-
ton., London.. Ont.; a memo Onto 0011.
P. and S.; aJt. present ollÏn. Ò/ir.
Toronto Insane Aß}'11um. and pa:t:h.
prov,I. asyhlltm3, Ont.; tan assoc. memo
Am. Medi,oo-Psych>()ll. ABSn. ; his Hterary
\vl()rk MS ,been mainly 'On roed. sub-
j,oots, c}lÏoefty in psyclI.. dn the Am.
Journ. of Insanity. - Toronto Insane
Asylum, Toronto.
Fitzgerald, Hon, Bowan BObert,
judge.
B. and e. P.E.I.; barrister, 1869;
apptd. stipend. mag., with criminal
jurisdiction, 1875; since 1892 has been
judge. City Ct., Charlottetown; D.C.L.
(hon.), Univ. King's ColI., 1899;
presdt. P.E.I. Exbn. Assn., 1908.-
Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Fitzgerald, William, Dom. public ser-
vice; lawyer.
B. nr. London, Ont., July 29, 1845;
e. London Grammar Sch., Toronto
Univ. (B.A. with gold med. in math,
1866; M.A., 1871), and Onto Law Sch.;
m. Josephine, e.d. late Rev. Edwy Ry-
ersan; barrister. 1870; successfully
practised his prof. In Toronto, in part-
nershIp with the late N. G. Bigelow;
supdt. of ins., and asst.-depty. minr. of
finance of Can., since Dec. 1, 1885;
Ang.-!60 MacLaren St., Ottawa.
"A conscie,nti'Ous publio offioor."-Late
Sir S. L. Tilley.
FitzGibbon, Mr., Mary Alrne. ("Lally
Bernard" and .. Citoyenne ")
jQUirnal,iS't; litterateur.
2nd d. late R. B. Bernard, barrister,
and Agnes Elizabeth (LaI.1y) B.; niece
of the Baroness Macdonald of Earns-
cliffe (q.v.); b. Barrie, Ont" 1862; e.
Can. privately; m., 1882, Clare Valen-
tine FitzGibbon, S. Hon. Gerald and
Lady Louise FitzGibbon, Mt. Shannon,
Irel.; lived abroad for some yrs. until
1896, when she made her permanent
home with her step-father. the late
D'Alton McCarthy, Q.C., M.P., Toronto;
after hIs death, toak up journalism;
wrote for the Toranto Globe, Can. Mag.,
etc.; special coronation corr., Toronto
Globe, London, Eng., 1902; for several
y,rs. wr:o:te a weekly. column enNtloo
" Driftwood," in the Toranto Globe; be-
ame Londan corr. for Man. Free Press,
Toronto. News and Taronto Globe, 1904 ;
returned to Can. 1907; visited some of
the Doukhobor settlements in the N.W..
writing letters to the Globe, 1907; went
to B.C., Oct., 1907; has since resided
1n ViiobOI'lia, B.C., writing Jetters 100 Ðng.
papers f,rotn tbilI1le'oo time on " Canada's
RiiV'iera," et.c.; is hion. ipresdl1. Can.
Women's Pires,s OI!Ub; presEm'Ì.ed 1\:.0
pl'eseI1Jt King and Queen. .81. James's
Palace, 1902; while resIdent In Eng.
did much public speaking under the
auspices of the Victoria Léague and
Woman's Branch of Tariff Reform
League; has contributed articles, short
stories and verse to the periodicals;
"is more interested in the problem of
Imp. Unity than in anything else, and
is a pro-Orientalist"; one of the 1st
mems. of the Woman's branch Imp.
Federation League; An g.-Victoria,
B.C.; Women's Can. Club, do.; Ladies'
Empire Club, London, EnD.; Can.
Authors' Club, Toronto.
.. One wo.man in ten thousand."-S. N.
.. Shines in wha.teve,r she att.eiIIlpte to
'do,"-Katø Simp.on Hallu (q.v,),
400
FITZGIBBON-FITZPATRICK.
FitzGibbon. Miss Mary Agne.. author.
E. d. late Chas. F" barrister, To-
ronto, and Agnes Dunbar F., 2nd d.
late Sheriff Moodie, Belleville, Ont.;
b. Belleville, June 18, 1851; e.
there and Pinehurst, Toronto; through
her mother, is related to the weB
known literary family, the Strick-
lands; is
orr. .secy. Women's Can.
Hist. Soc., which she founded, 18
4;
one of the promoters of the Female
Immigrants' Receivirrg Home, To-
ronto, 1
05; author: "A Trip to
Manitoba; or, Rougning It on the Line"
(1880), "Home Work" (1887), "A
Veteran of 1812" (1895; 1898), .being
a record of the life and achievements
of her grandfather, the late Col. Jas.
FitzGibbon, .. hero of Beaver Dam,"
"Historic Days" (1898), and" A 'I'rip
to Niagara" (1909); published with
Miss Sara Mickle, .. The Cabot Calen-
dar, 1497-1897" (1897); is an active
memo of the Can. lnst., etc.---66 Welles-
ley St., 7'oronto; Ladies' Empire Club,
London, EnD.
"Doing much useful literary and other
w{)rk."-lJr. John Reade (q.v.).
Fitzhugh. Earl Hopkins. Can. ry. ser-
vice,
B. Co. MontgomeTY, Mo., Feb. 1,
1853; e. public schs., St. Louis, Mo.;
m. Miss Lider; entd. Am. ry. service
as elk. in the office of the master car
buil
r, St. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Ry., 1873; later, after the
road was absorbed by the \Vabash
system, became
hief elk. to the supdt.
of the Western div. .of the latter, and,
in 1889, was promoted master ot! trans-
portation at Moberly; joined the G.T.
Ry., as supdt. of the Middle div., with
headquarters at Toronto, Jan., 1896;
V.-P, and genl. mangr., Central Vt.
Ry., 1899-1901; asst. to presdt.,
Southern Pacific Ry., May-Dee" 1901;
V.-P. and genl, mangr. CentraJl Vt.
Ry., St. Al'bans, Vt., 1
02-4; 3rd V.-P.
Grand Trunk Ry. and V.-P. Central
Vt. Ry., 1905-10; since then has been
1st V.-P. Grand Trunk Ry. and V.-P.
Central Vt. Ry. ; is a dir. Can. Express
Co., Grand Trunk Pacific Ry., Mont-
real Warehousing Co., and Can. At-
lantic Ry.; ds jpresd't. OeI1Jbral VertrIbOn:t
Ry. I3.nd SoutJhern New Eng. Ry.; 'pro-
mJQotoelr, Onto Oar Fel'ry 00., 1905 (see
.. E. H. l<'iotZihug'h: Ra:ilway OhIie,f.," by
J. C. RJoss, TO'roruto Globe, Ju.ly 8,
1911).-462 She1'brooke St. W., Mont-
real; lilt. Royal Club; Royal Montreal
Goll Club; Canada Club; Montreal
Hunt Club, do.
"Affable, tactfu1 and admirably self-
contained."-M. Witne88.
"His 6trong point is organ'Ïzation; and
it is sa.id that there are few .l'ailway men
on the continent quicker than he to size up
a situation or W deal with an emergency."
-M. Stu.ndard.
Fitzpatrick. B.ev, Alfred (Presb.),
Irish and Scotch origin; b. Millsville,
N.S.,
l, 22, 1862; e. Piotou Acad.,
Queen's Univ., Kingston (Lewis prize;
scholar. in Coh. Hist; B.A., 1890), and
Stamford Univ.; unm.; 0., 1902; presdt.
Y. M. C. A., Queen's Univ., one year;
did mission work in the Redwoods of
Mendocino, Cal. ; did much of the read-
Ing in this connection upon horse-
back; on returning to Can. applied for
mission work in Algoma, preferring
this to older settlements; since then,
has laboured in this work along educ.
lines, fearing that the existing methods
of the Ch. were inadequate; author
.. Library Extension in Ont.: Travelling.
Libraries and Reading Camps," and
.. The Education of the Frontier
Labourer" ; has lectured on .. The Duty
of the StaJt,e rtJo .thoe Fl1on.ti-er Labourer,"
.. Life on Üre Oa.nl3id
an FrorutlÌ.e,r," etc. ;
has been called .. the Jacob Riis of
the lumbering, mining, fishing and rail-
way construction camps."-l88 Ja1'v18
St., T01.onto.
.. Beginning life as a missionary alo.n'i
the frontier of Qur industrial expanosion,
he had the eye to see that lumberer&,
mine,l'S and construction men needed some.
thing eLse than sermOI16. He discovered
that they could never be effectively reached
by the routine propaganda of the chur
.
With increasing expe,rienoo a Bense o.f then
bitte.r need grew U!PO,n him and stung him
into the desire, and finally the resolve. tt
cre.ate 6Qme ne'w agency to meet that need.
Slowly a plan gre,w up in his mind, and
when he became convinced of its practica.-
biHty, he abandoned the preaching min'Ís-
try f{)r the no leßS real and more 6tatea.
man-like ministry of Camp Educati{),n....-
Rev. R. J. Hutcheon (q.v.).
Fitzpatrick. The Bot, Hon, Sir Charle..
chief justice.
3rd s. late JQhn and Mary (Con-
nolI)') F.; b. Quebec, Dec. 19, 1863;
e. St. Anne's Coil., Quebec Semy. and
Laval Univ. (B.A., 1873; LL.B., and
Gov.-Genl.'s roed., 1876; LL.D., 1902) ;
LL.D. (illon.), Ot.:tawa Undv., 1906; d'o.
(do.), !
kGiiil1 Univ., 1911; 00. (<110.),
Un>iv. of Notre Dame, Ind., do.; do.
(!bon.), T'Ür.on,t:o Unu.v., do.; iID:',
y,
1879 Corinne (V.-P. Can. Immlgr.atJion
Gu.Ud) , d. .late Hon. R. E. Caron.
LL.D., Lt.-Gov. P. Q.; .advooa.te (P.Q.),
1876; baJrr1stter (Ont.), 1896; K.C.
(E. of Aberdeen), 1893; do. (P.Q.),
1899; sucoessfulily ptl'13.ctised Ih:i:s poof.
in Quebec, where ihe was Crown
prosecutor for the dist., 1879 and
1887; bâtonnier-genl" P.Q., :1898-,1900;
spe.cially distinguished as a c. rimi ':lal
lawyer; chief .counsel for LoUlS Riel,
trie.d for high treason and exe.cuted,
Regina, 1885; defended the .late Hon.
H. Mercie,r and Ernest Paoaud in the
prosecutions following the fall of tJhe
Mercier Admn., Ig92; represented
Dam. Govt, before P.C., Eng., in
Fisheries case, 1897; sat, as a Lib., for
Quebec Co. (Local), Ib90 to Ib
6,
when he resigned and was returned
for same co. (H. C.); continued to
represent that constituency in that
chamber up to his appt. as Chief
Justice of Can., June 4, 1906; was
Solr.-Genl. of Oan., 1896-1902; and
Minr. of Justice of Can., 1902-06;
declined appt. as Atty.-Genl., P.Q.,
1891; K.C.M.G., 1907; a memo H. M.'.s
P. C., 1908; G.e.M.G. (.investJed 'by
tlhe King, dn jpe,rson ) , 1911; one at
the sligners of <the address from the
Lib. party to 1he Pope, resulting in Üle
aJPpt. of a Papal Ablegate to Can..
FITZWILLIAM-FLA VELLE,
401
1896; an ex-officio memo of the Royal
Comn. for the revision of the Public
Statutes, 1902; apptd. a Brit. mem.,
Hague Peace Tribunal, 1908; has
several times acted as administrator
of the GO\'lt. o.f Can. ; .i,s ,presdlt. OUa Wa
Archæol. Soc.; for some yrs. has been
prof. of criminal law, Laval Unlv.;
present by invitation at funeral or
King Edwal'Ò., Winds,or, 1910; formerly
pre9d.t., Quebec branch, Irish Nat.
League; a del. Irish Nat. Convention,
Dublin, 1896; a R.C. and a gov. Catoh.,
Ch. Extension Soc. in Can.; a del. first
Am. R.C. iMissy. Congress, Chicago,
1908; a speCiÏ.w1 CO'lI1Jþ1imenJt was paid
him, ,by ,the U. S. Senate, June, 1911, 'by
ordering lÌ1Iis s!peetCJh a.t 11M annuaù dJin-
ruer of Ibb-e Soc. of lnterna-tlional Law
tlQ be printed, as "a valuable oonlbrJ.-
buti.on to It'oo general caJUse of (pOO.Ce
anld arbÍitl'aJtion."-2W Daly A.ve., Ot-
tawa; Rideau Club, do.; St. James's
Club, Montreal; Garrison Club, Que-
bec; National Club, Toronto.
" Has worthily held the highest offioo'S."
-M. and E.
., One o.f the .a-ble-st la.wyers and one of
the ;most forceful personalities in Can,
public life."-T. Globe,
.. Men/t.ally noted for quickness of per.
oeption and readiness of wi
and he fur.
nishes an example of the amount of work
an .active. industrious man c-an o:vertake."
-London Advertuer,
Fitzwilliam, The Bight Hon, William
Charle. de Meuron Wen'tworth
Fi1izwllliam, 7th EarL
O. s, Viseount Milton. M.P., and
Laura, d. of late Lord Chas. Beauclerk;
b. Meuron. Lake SuperJ.or, nr. Fort
\Villiam, ont., July
a, 1!)/
; e. Btun
and Trin. CoH., Camb.; m., 18
6, Lady
Maud Frederica Elizabeth Dundas, d.
Marquess of Zetland; a J. P.; major
4th Batt. Oxford Light Infy.; A. D. C.,
to M.arquis of Lansdowne in India,
1892-3; served army Headquarters
stan:, S.A., 1900 (despatches; D.S.Q.) ;
sat fu
Wakie:ft.eld' (H. C.) I3JS a Lib.-
UnÍlOruist, :189'5-1902; travell-ed muoh
in Indiia and EUTOpe ; lI11JaJi.nly <in-
stJruII1lelLtaJl dn ol"glantiZiing too series
of Vlisl:ts p3Jid by the CollOnial tJfOOI1)S
to ItJhe various rntansi-ons of ,tJh>e Bl1i't.
nobiloity 'Upon the l()oC.OOJSdon of ,tfhe
vdsit of rtJhe .troops to Eng. during
Queen Victoria's Jubilee, and reed.
from the Secy. of State for the
Colonies the thanks of the Colonial
troops for his services in that behalf;
a. trustee Ascot Grand Stand Fund;
succeeded his grandfather, 1902.-"
Grosvenor Square W., London, Eng.,
Wentworth - Woodhouse, Rotherham,
Yorkshire, Eng.; Cootlattin, Shillelagh,
Co. Wicklow, Irel.; Carnew Castle,
Carnew, Co. Wicklow, Irel.; Brooks,
York, Pratt's, Turf, Bachelors', Jockey
Clubs, London; Kildare St. Club, Dub-
lin, Irel.
Flaha.ut, Jean Emile Karle, educa-
tIOnist.
B. Bailleul, France, May 20, 1880;
e. Lille and Jersey, Channel Ilds.; ad-
mitted to the Naval Coll., France,
1898; bachelier ês lettres, do; bachel-
ler ês sciences, 1899; premier a. l'ecole
Sup. de Commerce, LllIe, do.; prof. de
l'enseignements secondaire llbre en
France (math., phy. et clinic), de-
puis, 1901; admis à la license et
sciences. 1907; prof. agrégé de l'Unlv.
Laval, chargé du cours de clinic mln-
érale et organique since 1906 ; has
been assoc. ed. Revue des Flandrcs;
author .. Louis Pasteur" and of .. La
Libertê Morale"; R. C.-138 Rue St.
Denis, Montreal,
Flander., Bev, Cha., :Ruston (Meth.).
S. late Rev. Rufus Arlington F,
(Meth.), and Charlotte (Ruston) F.;
b. Shefford, P.Q., Aug. 2, 1852; t!.
Waterloo Acad., and Victoria Unlv,
(B.A., 1881); D.D., Montreal West
Theol. Coli., 1896; m. Miss Stevens (a
highly accomplished lady) ; entd. minis.
try, 1873, and held some il11iPortant
pastorates; for a ,time was a leet.,
Montreal 'Vesl. Theol. Coli., of which
he is a senator; was principal Stan-
stead Coil., 1893-1907; since then has
been pasor Oentenary Meth. Oh., St.
J.ohn. .N.R; elt:ctoo pcr'esÙit. ,.\Loral and
SO'Cia} Refool1m Oounclll of .N. B., 1911;
00. V.-.P. St. J'o1J:n Evan-g. AJlJ.ance,
d1o.; a fetlllJow, ex-of1ìcio, .MicGüIJ Univ.-
St. John, N.B.
.. A scholarly, earnest and eloquent
speaker."-St. John Telegraph.
.. A successful, ener
tic and highly
esteemed principaL.' '- We8tminøter.
.. :i"laneur, The" (see \Viltshire, ·
Horace),
Flavelle, John Dunda., merchant.
Irish origin; s. John and Dorothea
(Dundas) .1<'., both natives of Irel.,
who came to Can., 1847; eld. bro. Jos.
W. (q.v.); b. Peterboro', Ont., July
18, 1850; e. public and grammar sch.
there; m., 1873, Miss Mary Anna
Cooper, Lindsay, Ont.; In commercial
lite in Lindsay since ApI., 1864; a
memo Bd. of Educ. for an extended
period; has been Reeve of Sturgeon
Pt.; now chairman Water Commrs.;
also chairman Bd. of Govs. Ross Me-
morial Hosp., and a councillor Can.
Miarufrs. Assn.; ajppItd. a mJem. Grain
Survey Bd. by Dom. Govt., 1904; one
of the promoters Maple Leaf Flour
Co. (capital, $1,000,000; L. P., 1904) ;
a ðiir. Central Can. Manfrs.' Mutual
!'lire Ins. Co. and of Can. Cereal and
.MilÞing 00.; presd,t. 1 lLÌJe rn. MUI-
Ing 00. ; a strcmog supporter of
amateur sports; known as an f'n-
thuslastic curler; won Dodge Intern.
Cup, Winnipeg, 1906, besil1es many
other prizes; has been presdt. Onto
Curling Assn., and: was elected an hon.
memo Royal Caledonian Cur.ldng Club,
1907 ; with his wife and daughters was
presented to his late. Majesty King
Edward, Win(ls.or Castle, June, 1905,
a. Lib.-Con.; a Met'h.-LindBay, Onto
.. The most faIIliOuB curler in Ca.nada....
-H. Herald.
lavelle, Jo.eph we.le7, manufac-
turer; capitalist.
Irish origin; s. late John and
Dorothea (Dundas) F.; b. nr. Peter-
boro', Ont., Feb. 14, 1868; e. public
and grammar schs., Peterboro', Ont.;
LL.D, (hon), Toronto Univ., 1906; m..
402
FL1!1ET-FLEMING.
Sept., 1882, Miss Clara Ellsworth; long
in the dry goods business 1n Lindsay
Ont., in partnership wit.h ,hIs bro., .Tohr;
D. 1<'. (q. v.); removed to Toronto,
where he has sInce resided, 1887;
Is presdt. Wm. Davies Co., vorl(
pacl[ers, Toronto; do. Harris Abattoir
Co. and Nat. T.rust Co.; V.-P. Robt.
Simpson Go.; dir. Can. Bank of Com-
merce; a councillor, Can. branch, Brit.
Red. Cross Soc. ; former.ly V.-P. Canada
Cycle and Motor Co. and a dir. Work-
ing Boys' Home, Toronto; V.-P. r.ro-
['onto Penny Bank, 1905; hon. presdt.
Petel'boro' Old Boys' Assn., 1903; fur-
merly propr. Toronto News; chairman
'fuoonto Ed. of License Oommt1S., 1905;
a memo Intern. Oomm. on 'booViine truOOr'
cuI., 1909; is a goV. Toronto branch,
Victorian Order of Nurses; a gOY. To-
ronto Univ.; chairman Royal Comn.
to reorganize Toronto Univ., 1905 ;
endowed a chair in Hebrew, VlctQria
Univ" with a subscription of $25,000,
19()5; founded a travelling fellowship
In classics of $750 a yr., Toronto Univ.,
1905; subscribed ,handsomely toward
the erect<ion of new residences for
students, Toronto Univ., 1908; Is ohalr-
man, bd. of trustees, Toronto Genl.
Hosp.; rated as a mUlion:aire by S. N.,
1907; a strong .prohibitionlst; V.-P.
Dom. Alliance, 1900; has delivered ad-
dresses on .. The Young Man in Can-
ada" and .. Ideals of Citizenship'" a
· Møth.; gave (willi Mrs. F.) $25,000"00
the ViotJoI1ia Goll. f'und, 1899; is 6
memo Bd. IOf .Miissions, iMetJh. CIh.; an
Ind. Con.-" Holwood," Queen's Park,
'Toronto; Toronto Club; York Club;
Albany Club; National Club; Queen
City Curling Club, do.; Mt. Royal Club,
do.; .Mt. Royal Club, Montreal.
"A man ()f far-sighted gene-rosity."-T.
World.
"A 'busine.ss man of exoop.ti
ni&1 0I0IP-
acity.' '-Canada.
.. One of the he,althiefit Bnd san
t pro--
du.cts of moodJe.rn tim.ea in Canada....-T.
Globe.
Fleet, Charles James, lawyer.
S. late Wm. Hy. F., advocate, and
a well-known journalist, and Isabella
F., d. late Rev. .Tas. Robertson. Sher-
brooke, P.Q.; b. Montreal, 1852; e.
high sch. there, and McGill Unlv.
(B.A., with 1st rank honours in Eng.
Lit., 1873; B.C.L., 187:1); m., May,
1884, Augusta Elænor (d. Aug.,
1910). d. late John Roo-path, Ter-
race Bank, Montreal; advocate, 1879;
K.C. (P. Q.), 1903; successfully prac-
tises his prof. in Montreal; head of
law firm F., Falconer, Oughtred,
Pheloan, Wi1liams & Bovey, 801r8. Bank
of Montreal and other corpomtions;
Is V.-P. Montreal Bar Assn., a dir. W.
1. Elect. Ry. Co., of Alexandra Hosp.
for Contagious Diseases, of Mt. Royal
Cemetery Co., and of St. Lawrence
Flour Mills Co.; hon\ treas. Parks and
Phaygroun.ds Assn., and V.-P. end
treas. Montreal Art Assn.; formerly
presdt. McGill Unlv. Graduates' Soc.;
elected a gov. McGill Unlv., 1894; a
Presb.-"" Ontario Ave., Montreal; Mt.
Royal Club; St. Jameð'8 Club; Canada
Club; Montreal Hunt Club,' Outremont
Golf Club; Univer8ity Club, do,; 8um-
mer reswence: UStagnan," Little ltletis
Q. J
. ",
f courte()us and gentlemanly beay.
Ing. -M. Gautte.
Flee?t.N
ear-Admlral Ernest James,
S. .Tas. F. F., Surrey, Eng., and
Frances, d. Chas. Roche, Daventry,
Eng.; b. Surrey, Eng., Sept. 23, 1850;
e. Charterhouse, Worcester, and H. M.
S. Britannia; m., 1896, Edythe Mary,
d. Hon. W. J. Macdonald, SenartJor
. (q.v.); entd. R. N., 1865; post capt.,
1897; commanded H. M. S. Icaruð.
Naiad, Edgar, Phaeton, Imperieu8e,
Sans Pareil, Resolution, and Swift8ure;
retired, 1905; promoted rear-admiral,
. on retired list, 1907; holds Egyptian
med. and Khedive's Star, for opera-
tions In Soudan, 1884; African mcd.
a.nd clasp ;for W. exp-dns., E. Mrk'8.,
and silver med., Royal Humane Soc.,
tor saving life on E. coast of Africa;
an Imp.; anti. Home Rule (IreI.); ad-
vocates moderate tarin reform for Gt.
Brit., and of national mil. training;
also of a support .. in kind," not 8
pecuniary support, by the Dom. to-
wa;rds Imp. naval defence; Ang.-
Of Armadale," Victoria, B.C.; Junior
Constitutional Club, London, Eng.
Fleming, Eev, John Dick (Presb.),
t!ducationist.
S. Rev. .Tas. F. "'Whlthom, Scot.; b.
there, 1863; e. Edinburgh Uulv
(M.A.); theoi. studies U. P. Theoi.
Hall, Edinburgh (B.D.); spent 6 yrs.
studying at Berlin, Göttingen, Heidf'l-
berg, Paris, and Leyden; D.D. (Knox
CoIl., Toronto), 1908; m., 1900, d.
Chas. McClelland, Fordbank. Wlgton-
shi.re; minT. Tranent, E. LothIan, 13
yrs., from 1894; since 1907 prof. sys-
tematic theol, and apolog., Manitoba
ColI. ; author essays In Expo8itory
Timea, and II IsraeI's Golden Age."-
155 Furby St., Winnipeg.
II Comes with a brilliant reputation."-
Il. Witneo'J8.
Flem1ng, Eobert John, Can. ry. ser-
vice.
S. late Wm. and .Tane (Cauldwell)
F.; b. Toronto, Nov. 23, 1854; e. there;
m., 1st, Dec., 1879, .Margt. .Tane (d.
Mch., 1883) e. d. late Christopher
Breadon, Montreal; 2ndly, Oct., 1888,
Lydia .Tane, d. late Wm. Orford, To-
ronto; sometime in commercial life;
commencing .fan., 1886, served as an
ald. in T-oronto for 4 yrs.; was mayor
of Tooron1bo, 1892-3, and again in 1896;
unsuccessfully contested the mayor-
alty, 1894 and 1895; strongly In favour
of temp.; presided OVf'r Nat. ProhibI-
tion Convention, Montreal, 1894 ;
elected presdt. Dom. Prohibitory AIll-
ance, 1895; a friend of the working
cLa,sses; was Assessment Commr.,
Toronto, 1897-1903; since then has
been Geni. Mangr. Toronto Ry. Co.;
a LIb.; a Meth.-St. Clair Ave., cor.
Bathur8t St., Toronto.
.. The brainiest man in Toronto munlÏ-
ciP6,1 po.Utics."-T. Telegram.
II Whole.hearted intereal In the work,
FLEMINQ,
403
whatever the work may be, is R. J. Flem-
ing's cbief cbaTacteristic."-Paul E. BiZ-
keV (q.v.).
Fleming, Sir Sandford, civil engin-
eer; scientist; public man.
S. late Andrew Greig and Elizabeth
(Arnot) F.; b. Kirkcald'y, Fifeshlre,
Scot., Jan. 7, 1827;. e. there; LL.D.
(ho.n.), St. Andrews Univ., 1884; do.
(do..) Oo.lumbia CoIl., N.Y., 1887; do,
(do..) Toro.nto Univ., 1907; do. (do.)
Queen's Univ., 1908; m., 1855, Ann Jean
(d. MClh., 1888), d. lrruoo Mr. Sheriff Halll,
Peterbo.ro., Ont.; studied surveying and
enging. in Sco.t.; came to. Can., 1845;
later, jo.ined the enging. staff o.f the
No.rthern Ry., To.ro.nto.; apptd. chie!
engr., do.., 1857; subsequently prac-
tised his pro.f. in Ont., in partnership
with Messrs. Rido.ut & Schreiber (q.v.) ,
was later o.n elected a M.lnst.C.E., Lan-
dion, and a memo o.f the Am.
oc. of
C.E.; was elected an ho.n. memo of the
Can. Soc. C.E., 1908; in 1863, was
chosen by the peo.ple of the Red River
settlement (no.w included in the Pro-
vince o.f Man.) to. pro.ceed to. Eng. fo.r
the purpo.se o.f urging the Imp. autho.rl-
ties to. apen ry. communication between
Red River and Eastern Can.; an Ws
return fro.m this mission, was apptd.
by the govts. af Can., N.S. and N.B.,
in co.njunctIo.n with H.Mo's go.vt., to
conduct a survey far the first link In
a ry. which would extend fro.m the
Atlantic ,to the Pacific within Brit.
territo.ry ; of this ro.al1--the Inter-
colo.nial-he was chief engr. during Its
constructio.n; meanwhile (1871) he had
been apptd. engr.-in-ohief tJO carry on
the Pac. Ry. surveys; In 1872, he
heade'd an expdn., whose results are
embodied in the late Principal Grant's
hook, .. Ocean to Ocean," which pro.-
ceeded through the Ro.cky Mountains
by the Yellowhiead Pass; while en-
gaged on the Intercol., and In the ex-
ploring operations between Ottawa and
B.C. fo.r the Pacific Ry., he carried o.n,
at his o.wn expense, an examination of
Nfd., to. ascertain the possibility of
establishing a ry. service acro.ss that
island; after the engr. emplo.yed by
him had reportoo satisfactorily, he
was gratefully thanked by the Houl'e
of Assembly and charged by the lo.cal
go.vt. to. conüuct a ry. survey fro.m St.
John's to St. George's Bay; the out-
come Is the road there since built and
operated by the Messrs. Reid (q.v.);
In 1880. owing ,to .poI1d.t!ioal exigencies,
he retired froR1 the service of the Do.m.
Go.vt. ; at that date the transco.ntlnental
surveys had established the practica-
bility o.f the Pacific Ry., and the means
of overcoming the fo.rmidable barriers
imposed by nature had been deter-
mined; constructio.n of the work was
being pro.ceeded with at both ends and
between Lake Superlo.r and the heart
of Man., In all ranging over so.me 2,000
miles, 600 miles were nearly co.mpleted;
since then he has devoted himself to
special branches of science and litera-
ture and In lending his assistance to.
the Go"'t. in an advis. cav.aoity in
various de.pts. of IÌlhe public ser-
vice; el
ted coo11JCeNor of Queen's
Un;lv., 1880, .anù has be.e'l1 many
tlme.s re-elected to. toot o.ffice, which he
has now filled for more than 30 yrs.;'
en pa88ant, It may be said that he has
given largely of his means to the
furtherance of the Univ.'s needs; in
return the Univ. has nat been unmind-
ful of his interest, and., in 1903, nam
d
the ne.w englng. build'ing, then erected.
after him; when on a visit to. Eng.,
1883, was asked by cable to assist in
the establishment of the Can. Pacific
Ry. by Its present ro.ute thro.ugh the
Rocky Mountains; he speedily returned
to Oan. and: made ano.ther averland
jo.urney, an account of, which was given
to. the people in .. Old to New West-
minster"; this was the first through
journey made in advance of the rails
being laid fro.m ocean to ocean; among
the subjects which have spedally en-
gaged his study and attentio.n is that
of universal or Cosmic time; the first
steps in this regard were taken by him,
1878-79, In co.mmunlcatlng to the Can.
Inst" Toranta (of which body he was
one of the founders), two papers, one
o.n .. Time Reckoning," and the ather
o.n ,the .. SelectIo.n of a Prime Meridian
to. be Common to all Natlo.ns, in Con-
nectian with Time Recko.nlng"; the
great objeot was stated to be to. mal[e
Greenwich the standard fo.r the whole
WIOrld . the COUJ1JCU ,of !the Oa.n. Ins'l., dn
publishing a fasciculus on' the subject
In 1885, roadie honourable mention of
his pro.po.sal, condudlng In these words:
.. His effo.rts haV1e contributed in no
small degree to. the adJoptlo.n o.
an
Iniotlal meridian Co.mmon to all natIOHs,
and that he has unquestionably been
the Initiator and principal agent In the
movement .for rei!o.rm in time-reckon-
Ing and in the establishment af t.'1e
universal day; the Inst. canno.t, per-
haps, better express the debt o.f grati-
tudiE! which the civilized world owes to
him In this connection than by quoting
from the accompanyng paper fro.m the
pen of the distinguished Astrono.mer
Ro.yal of Russia, M. Otto Struve: · It
Is,' writes M. Struve., 'through Mr.
Fleming's Indefatigable labo.urs and
writings that infiuentlal IndIviduals
and scientific societies and Institutes
in Am. and Europe nave been wo.n
over to the cause'''; another subject
which he has studied and made his
awn Is that of the Empire-girdling
chain of state cables, of which the.
Pacific cable is the first sec.; In 1879,
he submitted to the Can. Govt. a
scheme to.r spanning the Pacific Ocean
by electric cable, which, in connectio.n
with the overland telegraph would com-
plete the electric girdle of the globe
and bring Gt. Brit., Can., Australia,
New Zealand, India and South Africa
Into. ul1'brokien: teLegraph touch of each
o.t!her wltho.ut :passing over foreign
soil; since that date he has continually
advocated the establishment af the
w.ork, and has written much on the
subject; the pro.ceeäings af the Calo-
nlal Confs., of 1887 and 1894, give his
vlew.s and arguments at length, and
sho.w how much the discussion hinged
upon them; this impo.rtant national
wo.rk Is seemingly in a fair way af
becoming an accomplished fact, and If
ever Its history be wrlUen, hiis name
must take a pro.minent place; has also
sougbt the establishment of .. a great
Imp. IntelI!gence un10n, as a means of
pro.moting the consolidation of the Em-
404
FLEMING,
pirè," his scheme being o.utlined in an
add,ress delivered befo.re the Eighty
Club, in .July, 1906, but undo.ubtedly
o.ne of his most impof'tant wo.rks to.
the end indicated has been the ere<.;-
Ho.n of a memorial to.wer, at Halifax,
for the purpo.se o.f commemo.rating the
o.rigin of representative govt. there and
all the benefits which have accrued
therefram; o.f this to.wer, which it is
ho.ped! will be constructed be-fare the
close o.f 1911, and to. which all Po.rtions
af the Empire
re contributing sculp-
tured s:l!abs to be built in the interlo.r
walls, the Rt. Ho.n. .Jas. Bryce, Brit.
ambassador at Washingron, has said
that there has been no.thing in th",
warld's histo.ry to. compare with the
o.bject which Sir Sandfo.rd Fleming has
so patriotically cammemo.rated In this
plea.sing fashion; Is the autho.r af a
large number o.f reports and papers on
purely professio.nal subjeds; has also
written and published: "A Great Ter-
ritarial Road to. B.C." (1863); "The
Intercalonial; a Historical Sketch"
(1876); "Sho.rt Sunday Service fo.r
Travellers," a compilatio.n (1877):
" Daily Prayers fo.r Busy Households"
(1879); "Unifo.rm Standard. Time"
(1881) ; "A Cable Acro.ss the Pacific"
(1882); "The Prime Meridian Ques-
tion" (1884) ; "England and Canada;
Old to. New We.stminster" 1.l884);
"Ex,peditio.ns to the Pacific" (1889);
" Parliamentary vs. Party Go.vern-
ment" (1891); "An Appeal to. the
CanaéHan Institute on the Rectification
of Parliament" (1892) ; again a.IPopea.led
in 1911, when the Can. Institute re-
so.lved t'O inaugurate a league to. take
up and ;pro.mo.te electo.ral re!o.rm
n
asso.ciation with the Proportionate Re-
present.aJtQ.o.n S<>cjety of the Unioted
Kingdo.m; "'J1he Meteo.r Flla.g ol ,the
Do.minio.n .. (1895); " The Estab-
lishment af a great Imperial In-
telligence Un1'On as a means af pro.-
mo.ting !the Co.nsolidatio.n of the Em-
pire" (1906); "A Memo.rable Na-
tio.nal Epo.ch" (1908); and " The
Begi:nning o.f the Empire" (1910); at
the time o.f the "Trent" affair, raised
a co.. af the 10th Ro.yals, To.ranto.,
which he co.nrt:inued to co.mmand till
1864; now an the retired list; in recag-
nition of hi,s public services, was
created by Queen Victoria a Campanion
af the orcær o.f St. Michael and St.
George, 1877, and was pramoted by her
to. be a KnigbJt Cammander of the same
order, on the co.mpletion of the 60th
year of Her Majesty's reign, 1897;
co.mmencing in 1876, was an sever'll
accasions presented to. the late Queen
Vif.ctoria, 18.18>0, during his short reign
and iP'f'eV'iously, to .His late Majesty
King EXlwaIXl; ffiJOre reoen1:1y, has
been .preJgeTIlted .to Itlhe Pl'eærut SovereiÏgn
a.nd h.is Royal Oonsürl ; was one
of fJ()lur (and rohe .on1lry .one nOW sur-
V'iV'ing) woo saved Queen Viotoria's
po.rtrait from destructio.n at the burn-
Ing of the Parliament Buildings, Mlmt-
real, ApI. 25, 1849; in 1881, represented
the Can. Inst. and the Am. Metrological
Soc. at the Intern. Geog. Co.ngress held
at Venice; In 1882, was presented with
the freedom of the Kirkcald3r burghs;
In 1884, he represented tlhe Dam. at
the Intern. Prime Meridian Co.n!, at
Washingto.n; fOil" his services on this
occasio.n an expression of the high ap-
preciatlan o.f Her Majesty's govt. was
cOIIl1IIlunicated to. him furaugh the then
govt. of the day; in 1886, he was
awarded the confedell"atio.n med. by the
Gav.-GenL In Council, as an acknowl-
edgment af his eminen t services as an
en-gr.; In 1887, he represented Can.
(jointly with the late Sir Alex. Camp-
bell) at the Oolonial Canf. in Londo.n;
in 1888, he was elected presdt. of the
Royal Soc. of Can. (af which bo.dy he
was chosen a Fellaw on its first ar-
ganizatlon); In 1892, represented Ot-
tawa at the Con.gress of the Chambers
of Cammerce of the Empire; in 1893,
he praceeded on a special missian to.
Australia and Eng. In reference to. the
Pacific cable; In 1894, he was o.ne of
the rßpresen.t.atiV'eS of Can. GJt thie
OOIlonia.l Conf. .aJt Otba'Wla (a gaJbher-
ing first sug:g1es11e'à 'by hiÏm); ån tlhoe
sam.e YeaJl' he was serut by 1Jhe Oan.
GoV't. as a ,sped'all oomm'r. to
HawaU; in 189.6 the a.ttended: 0'11
behaU of the Dom. .the Imp. Pacific
Cable. Conf. held in Londo.n; In 1901,
was apptd. a memo of the Can. Patriotic
Fund Assn. ; .in 1906, wa.s a del. to. the
6th Congress o.f the Ohambers of Cam-
merce of the Empire; in 1906, was
apptd. an han. Cornmr. In Can. a! the
Intern. Expn., Christchurch, New Zea-
land; In 1907, became a co.uncillor of
the Can. Landmarks Assn.; In the
same year, was apptd., by the Do.m.
Govt., a memo of the Ot1awa Improve-
ment Cornn. ; In 1909 was apptd., by the
Gov. in Council, a mem. of the Ro.yal
Conservation Camn. ; among ather pasi-
tlo.ns filled by him, from time to. time,
have been those of a dir. of the Hud-
so.n's Bay Ca. (fo.r 25 yrs.), a dir. C.P.
Ry., a co.uncillar of the VlctOlI'ian Orcær
o.f Nurses, and a memo of the llterary
Co.mte. af the Can. Battlefields Assn.;
has been presdt. o.f the Intern. Cement
Co. and of the Western Can. Cement
and Co.al Co.., and was hon. pre-sdt. af
the Can. Cement Co.. until he resigned
In the spring of 1911; is also. a Fello.w
of the Geo.I. Soc., af the Victoria Inst.,
the Royal Historical Sac., and of the
Royal Geog. Soc., an ho.n. memo af the
Oan. Inst., of the Geog. Soc., Quebec,
o.f the Hamilton Assn., -of St. Andrew's
Soc., Toro.n to., of the Royal Geo.g. Soc.
of AustraMa, and of the Imp. Geog.
Soc. of Vienna; was for some yrs.
presd.t. of the Ottawa branch of the
Imp. Fed:. League, and Is now V.-P. o.f
the United Empire League; polltical1y,
belangs to. no. party, but is an ardent
Imperialist; In religio.us faith, is a
Presb.; (see II The Life of a Great
Canadian" by C. Frederick Hamil to.n,
q.V., Montreal Daily Witness, Fe.b. 20,
1911).-" Winterholme," Chapel St.,
Ottawa; II The Lodge)' N.W. Ann,
Halifax, N.S.; Rideau Club, Ottawa;
Halifax Club; Studeley Quoit Club,
Halifax.
"One ()f the gre l 8.t builde.rs ()f Canada....
-So N.
.. In .the front rank of oollQllial state-ø.
m.en."-London Morning P08t.
.. His g'reatest c1aim to undying fame i.
his ImperiaJism."-Can. Oourier.
.. One who oan Look ba.ck U1pon a. life of
FLETCHER-PLETT,
405
gre.at and v.a.ried usefu'lneßs--and is still
act.ive."-Can. Gazette.
" One of the JIlOo9t pubHc-gptrited B-ritons
the Em'Pin> has e.vell' pro.d'Uce'd."-H. E.
Earl Gre1l (q.v.).
" His name that o.f a. man who has done
great and good work, not al()IIJe forr Can.,
bu,t for the Empire as a who.le."-Lord
Strathcona, (q.v.).
"Quiet and mode'St with regM"d to h.is
achievements, a man 01 wide tr-avel, of
the mood; c.atho
ic tastes in Iiterature and
science, a. geni'at, ple.asant man of the
world, he fa:res through life with a. brig-ht
proospe<ct ooDistanÞly before him. His
c.oIDopanion.sMp is valued by the best peo-
ple on two oontine.nlts, with whom he
has come in' cemlt.act, an interch.ange- of
ide.as with him is s()IIJght by the most
brilli.ant intellects, .and whe.n his family
gather in his Ottawa home to oon!!:raw.
l.ate .him on n',achin.go t.he Ye'T1erab l 4> a.gol'
o.f more than foursoore they may well fee1
t.hat their congratulations are shared by a
g'rate1ua n.ation of CanRd1ans, and by
tho.usands o.f loovers ()f the E.m:pire the WQrld
over to whom his nlame is fami1iar."-T.
Globe.
"He is the de,an of the enginee.rin.g pro-
fe.ssio.n of Oa-noada:. On January 7 OIl this
ye'a,r he oomp1ffiro his 84th y>ear. He
built the Interoolonia.J. He Ia.id out foOl'
the Canadian Pacific the rout-'l' by the
YedJowhead PaoSs fo'r which to-day three
tl'ansoon.tinenta.l railways are striving. He
WiRS the first ma.n to. proove the practic-
ability of the final Can.adia.n Pacific "M1\l'Íìe
t:h-rough the Ki'cking Hone, Eag1le and
R()'
s -passes. He wa'S the pio.neer of the
twenty-fo'l1r-hour-day Sy.stem. of time reckon-
ing. He is the father of the P.acific cable.
He has 1Jee,nl Chancellor of Queen's Un.i-
versity forr one and thil'ty years. Alld he
has a few other 8>ch.ie'\"e4IDemts to his credit.
He sits t'o-wav in th
stud", a,t .Winter-
holme, his Otta.wa. residence sin'oo 1869, a
hale. he'll.rty man of 84, wMte-bE'a,rde-d,
kind'ly, keen as e"VIeIT. Around him rise
great stacks of books, .amo'llg the se1'TÍe-d
ranks showing- ll(}n
S/O),id 1ines of the dark
leather bindings tha,t be>Spelak government
rerports: reports of o,fficial happenings 01
which he was no uDiiIDJpOl'tant part. A'round
the grey stone wal1!; o.f Winwrholme are the
houses o.f Sandy Hill. ffi()'re n'lIme,rous tha.n
whim he fir-SIt made it his abode 100m-two
a'rs a
, sh()'Win
a. prOSlpe'rity ca.usèl/l in
no sma;LI part by the migohtv works in which
he has boo-ne his share."-Capt. C. F.
Hamilton (q.v.), in the Montreal Daily
Witnes8.
Fletcher, 1IIIIss Anne, artist.
D. Donald F.. Cobourg-. Ont.: grand-
daughter late Lt.-Co1. Ge-o. Hay, Ot-
ta.wa; b. Chicago, HI., June 18, 1876;
e. Denver, Col., N. Y., Paris. Inst. Art
Reh., Art Club, Richmond, Va.: memo
Bd. of Control, Art Students' Lea
(>.
N. Y.; gold med., Denver; scholar.
N. Y.; Salon des Beaux Arts, Paris:
Presb.-Art Club, Richmond, Va.
'Pletcher, Mis. Evelyn Ashton (see
Copp, Mrs. Evelyn Ashton-Flet-
cher),
Fletcher, Hon, Jame. Hayden, jour-
nallst: legislator.
Mixed Scotch, Irish and Eng. parent-
age; b. Orwell, P. E. I.; ed. common
schs. and Charlottetown Central Acad. ;
m., Miss Lavinia J. Moore, Brudenel
River, P.RI.; a journalist hy prof.:
founded The IslaM Argus, Which he
owmeð and edHed' for 11 YI'.<;., Nov.. 1869 :
removed Ito South Dakota, 1883, and
to Salem, Oregon, 1893; owned and
conducted, at latter place. 2 journals:
The Daily Independent and The Oregon
Independent; sold both papers, 1900:
now Uves on his farm at .Jefferson,
writing only occasionally for the press:
became prominent .as a lect. in P.E.I.;
was Rn Ald. and Queen's Printer at
Charlottetown; In South Dakota was
elected to the Territorial Legislature
for 2 terms In succession, and on the
admission of the Territory Into the
Union of State!';, 1890, was returned as
Lt.-Gov. and first presdt. of the Sen-
ate.-Salem, Oregon, U. S.
Fletcher, John, educationist.
S. late Hugh Rose F., mining- engr.;
b. Loni!on. Eng., 18!'í0; e. TJ. C. ColI.
("Head Boy"), Toronto Univ.(B.A.
and Igold me.d. In Classics, 1872), and
Balliol CoH., Oxford (first :n classical
moderations. seconi! in Lit. Hnmnniores
and M.A.. 1880) ; LL.D. (hon.), Queen's
Un
v., 188'1; m.. 1881. Tsabe-l, <1. lat.e
Andil'e1W I-noc!he.s, Depoty.-Su,r_-Ge<nl., N.S. :
'Pf'1ndpa1, Y<a;r.mouth SeIJT1Y., 1872-5;
Prof. Classics, N.B. Univ., 1872-81;
do. do., Queen's Unlv., Kingston, 1881-
95: since thpn has been prof. of Latin,
Univ. Coll., TÜl'on1ÌJO; a senaJt'Or, TÜI'IOTI-
to Unlv.; elected a memo of the Ad-
v,isory Council of Educ., Ont., 1909;
joint author of 3 sch. and call. text
books, Greek Prose ComposfUon, Latin
do. do. and First Latin book.-5
í!
Huron St., Toronto.
"Both an em.inent teacher and an un.
tiring promoter of the- be-st interests 01
education and an author of distin.ction."-
Prof. McNaughton (q.v.).
Flett, John, merchant.
S. late John F., W.S., a native of
the Orlmey Ilds., and Helen (Gowan-
lock) F.; b. Edinburgh, Scot., 1833:
came to Can., with his parents, 1837:
e. there and Frf'donla Acad., N. Y.:
m., June, 1878. Rhoda Mary (d. .June,
1899), O. d. Dr. JOIhn Forbes, R.N.:
was associated with his father In bus!-
ness at Chippewa for many yrs.; re-
moved to Toronto. 187!'í. where he ,",as
since been presdt. F., Lowndes & Co.,
Ltd., manfrs. and Importf'rs, wholesalE>
dry goods, Lowndes Co. and F.
Lowndes' Syndicate: at Chippewa was
a memo Town CouncfJ: a caut. In 44th
Regt. (med. for Fenian Raid), and 8
R S. supdt.: In Toronto has bef'n :in
ald., a councn.I<>r, and 'bon. m.em. Bd.
of Trade, a mf'm. Bd. of License Com-
missioners, ani! Its chairman for (;
YI1S.; a d,lr. .Mp,tropoJiotan EJ,ectriml
C<>. (OttaJwa ) . BJ"litt. Am. 0001 00.,
and Intern. M.eroonHlie Aiglency; V.-P.
An
l<>-Am. Ins. 00., TDronoo &
Westørn Min-e13 Devel'Op, Co., R.
W,n1lfam Land & In'V'es't. 00., anI(]
Eureka Co., a trustee Sick Children's
Hosp., a promoter Genl. Accident AS'SUr.
Co., and chief promoter Niagara River
Tramway Co.; a Lib.; unsuccessfully
contested Toronto C, (H. C.), &. e.
406
FLETT-FLUMERF1ELT.
1900; an Ang.-l!9 Isabella St., To-
ronto; Toronto Club ; National Club;
Ontario Club, do.
.. A good business man and an upright
citizen."-T. Telegram.
Flett, John A" labour leader.
B. Hamilton, Ont., 1860; e. there;
served his apprenticeship as a car-
penter and joiner; while following
this occupation joined the labour
union; later be.came a Knight of
Labour; elected presdt. Hamilton
Trades and Labour Council, he repre-
sented that city at the Trades Con-
gress, and was, for 6 yrs., a memo of
tlhe extve. com.toe. for o nit:. , and subse-
Quently chairman thereof: elected V.-
P. of the Trades and Labour Con-
gress, 1898, he attained the 'Presi-
dency of that body, 1902, retiring
therefrom, 1904, In favour of Mr.
Verville (q.v.); apptd. genl. organizer
for Can., by the Am. Federation of
Labour, Feb., 1900, an office he sUll
retains; has travelled all over the
continent In the interests of labour;
favours pUblic ownership of rye. and
telegraphs; presented with a gold
watch, at the Am. Federation of
Labour Convention, San Francisco,
1904.-Hamilton, Onto
.. An ideal organizer. Suave, witty,
diplomatic, self-possessed, he always cre.
ates a pleasing impression upon his audi-
tors, and at the same time leaves the con-
viction that he is thorou!!;hly in earnest
a"JId devoted to the cause of industrial
liberty. With his intense personality,
forceful and polished speech, and broad.
minded views, he is eminently fitted fo()r
the high position he occupies, and is doing
much not only to better the industrial
condition of the workingmen of Canada,
but also to educate them on sound <:!co-
nomic and political principles."-M. Star.
Fleury, Ferdinand A., physician.
B. and e., P.Q.; graduated M.D.,
Laval Univ., 1901; post-grad. studies
In Europe; m., .Tune, 1905, Clara, d.
Paul Galibert, (q.v.), Montreal; has
been SUcoessfV1el'Y asst. su.pd.t. anò
SUIPð!t. Notre Da.mle Ho1:U>.. .M,onot-r-eal;
one I()f luhe lead,e-rs In .his iPror.-16
St,
Denis St., Montreal.
Flint, Thoma. Barnard, clerk of the
House of .commons of Canada;
lawyer; ex-legislator.
New Eng. ancestry; s. late .Tohn F.,
Øhlpowne.r, and Anne (BarnlM'd) F.;
b. Yarmouth, N.S., ApI. 28, 1847; e.
Mt. Allison Univ. (B.A., 1867: M.A.,
1872; D.C.L., hon. 1903) ; and Harvard
Un1v. (LL.B" 1871); m., 1874, Mary
Ellen, d. late Thos. B. Dane, Yar-
mouth; barrister, 1872; successfully
pracHsed his prof. at Yarmouth; was
one of the leaders of the local bar;
ap:ptd. a Commr. of the Sup. and Co.
Cts., 1873; High Sheriff of Yannouth,
1884-7; asst. elk., N. S. Assembly, 1887-
91; formerly V.-P. Dom. Prohibitory
Alllance; do. 'Presdt. Yarmouth Build-
Ing & Loan Soc.; was Grand Master of
the Freemasons of N. S., 1897-9; un-
øuccessfully contested Yarmouth (Lo-
cal), in Lib. Interest, 1873 and 1882;
ea1: for Y
rmO\lth (H. C.), t891-1902;
while there, was chief Govt. whip for
the Maritime Provinces; chalrma.n
Comte. on Standing Orders, 1898-1902;
a warm upholder of temp. principles;
both In 1894 and 1895 moved resolu-
tbil()l!1!S ,in 1iav'O'U'r of Brohtibi,tion; sup-
ported Mr. Davin for the extension of
the Dom. franchise to women. .Tune,
1895; apptd. elk. of the Ho. of Com-
mons as the SUCCf'ssor of the late Rir
.Tohn Bourinot, K.C.M.G., Nov. 11,
1902; edited tbe 3rd ed. Bourinot's
II .Parlty. Practice and Procedure ..
(1904); elected presdt. Ottawa Lit.
and Scien. Soc., 1907-9; Ang.-67
Somerset St., Ottawa; Yarmouth, N.S.
.. In the House was o.ne of its lreenest
debateTs."-M. Witne88.
"A man 00{ a'ccuracy, despatch and in-
dustry-as w.eH as possessing a thorou,;h
knl)Wledge of the. rule1! and practice, of the
House. "-Can. Life and Re8ource8. .
Floyd, Rev. John Franklin (Dis-
ciples).
S. Nathan and Hannah F.; ancestors
among earliest Eng. settlers In Am.;
b. nr. Lexington, Ky., Mch. 7, 1852;
graduated CoIl. of the Bible, Ky.,
1876; m., Feb., 1877, Miss Nannle
Lancaster, Lexington, Ky.; commenced
preaching, 1874; held various pastor-
ates in U. S. and New Zealand; lived
4 yrs. In Australia; made a tour of
the world; Is familiar with Ceylon,
Egypt, Palestine, Italy, France, and
Eng.; has been ed. and publisher The
Faithful 'Witness, Topeka, K!ansas,
The Christian Herald, Monmouth, Ore.,
and The Church of Christ, Wellington,
N.Z.; asso. ed. Australian Christian
Standard and The Christian Pioneer,
both of Melbourne, Aus.; author" Our
Tour Around the World," .. What Must
I Do to Be Saved?" .. How to Become
a Christian," etc.; pastor Cobourg Ht.
Christian Ch., St. .Tohn, N.B., 1904-8;
do. do. Charlottetown since then.-
Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Floyd, Lt.-Co1, William Herbert,
manufacturer.
S. late Major F., town elk., Cobourg,
Ont.; Welsh descent; b. Cobourg, r;;ov.
7, 1860; e. pUblic schs. and ColI. Jnst..
there; m., 1881, Miss .Tessie R. M.
Gordon (d.); a Town Councillor 4
yrs.; Mayor of Cobourg (elected by
acclamation), 1903-4; recd. mil. In-
sbrue>tdon Royal Sühts. o.f InlÍy., Don-
don and Toronto; comp1eted It at
Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston; has served
In 40th Regt. for an extended period,
and filled every position, from that
of mess-boy up to It.-col.; apptd. to
that rank, In command of regt., M;tY
20, 1904; now R. 0.; holds long ser-
vlcß decoration; commanded a co., 46th
Re-g't., at Royal review, hef.ore the
presenrt King, TOl'OIl'Ì1o, 1901; an Ang.;
a Oon.-Cobourg, Onto
Flumerfelt, Alfred Cornel1u., capital-
Ist.
U.E.L. descent; s. Geo. and Cynthia
(Barnes) F.; b. Markham, Ont., Sept.
29, 1856; e. local schs; m., 1881, Miss
Ada Kilvlngton, Winnipeg; long In mer-
cantile life; was mangr. Man. branch,
Ames, Holden & Co., boot and s\)oe
FOLEY-,FORAN,
407
man frs. , Montreal, 1883-6; do., B. C.
branch of the co., 1886-1900; since then
has been engd. in mining; is asst. geni.
man gr. and dÏr., Granby Consolldated
Mining, Smelting & Power Co., presòt.
Intern. Coal & Coke Co., Pacific
Marine Ins. Co., Western Mortgage
Corpn., Hastings Shingle Co., and
Brit. Am. Trust Co.; a dir. Ames,
Holden & Co., Miner Rubber Co.,
Trusts & Guarantee Co., Eastern
Townships Bank, Redmond & Co.,
Hutchison Co., Patterson Shoe Co.,
Can. Consolidated Rubber Co. and Em-
pire Trust Co. ; presdt. Victoria Bd. of
Trade, 1893; formerly V.-P. Royal
.Tubilee Hosp., Victoria, Union Club and
Proto Orphans' Home; apptd. a memo
Royal Comn. On Timber and Forestry.
B.C., 1!109; is treas. McGill ColI. of
B.C.; offered a prize for the best de-
scription of B.C.'s forest wealth, 1907;
gave $500 towards the endowment of a
chair of civil engineering, to be re-
placeò by a permt. endowment of $10.-
OO
, McGill ColI. of B.C., 1906; o1Tered
prIzes for best essays describing the
Immigration problem, 1908; an Ang.;
a Freemason.-Victoria, B.C.; Union
Club, do.,. Vancouver Club, Vancouver,.
Manitoba Club, Winnipeg; Mt. Royal
Club, Montreal.
I< WeB inf'Û"lïIled, active and progressive."
-Dr. John Reade (q.1J.).
l'oley, James G" Dom. pub. service.
S. late Declan F., Westpor:t, Ont.;
bro. Rev. Canon D. F. F., Almonte,
Ont.: b. Oct. 21, 1852; e. local schs.;
m. Mrs. Doney, Ottawa; entd. pubUc
service, Privy Council office, 1885;
promoted chief elk. and depty. elk. of
the Gmwn in Chan0ery, 1904; odlD. olk.
of the OJ'O!W11 dn Chancery, Apt, 1908;
R. C.; e1eüt 1 ed 'P'l'OV,l. 'ÌJl'ust-OO, Orut>h.
Order of F-oreslters.-19 First Ave., Ot-
tawa.
oley, Michael Sylvester, journalist.
E. s. 01' tlhe late Tho'S. Foley, arohi-
tect and builder; descended on moth-
er's side from the McGraths and the
Powers of 'Vaterford; b. Mt. Unhcke,
nr. 'l'own o()f Y-O'l1g'ha'l. Irel., 1842; e.
In his native country and Can.: m.,
1st, 1865, Miss Ellen Leonard, Oshawa,
Onto (d.); 2ndly, 1874, Miss Margt.
Ann .Tane Macdougall, Montreal. be-
gan journalistic career as ét shorthand
writer in Can. Parlt. in the early six-
ties; was private secy. to the then
commr. of Crown lands, Hon. Wm.
Macdougall, C.B., 1864; later apptd.
by late Si!" Oliver Mowat to a position
In t?e civil service; resigning this, he
agaIn entd. on a newspaper career,
tnd founded the Journal o( Commerce
(Montreal), of which he has been ed.,
mangr., and p.ropr. throughout sInce
1875; it was of thi.s paper that Sir
Francis Hincks was a
. ed. fox the
10 yrs. immediately pr
e.d1ing his
death; a political economist and not a
politician, and: gives his attention
chiefly to his pape,r; has been for many
yrs. a govr. of the Montreal Genl.
Hosp., a .T. P., and a memo of the Bd.
of Trade; motto: .. Utf. 'Pl'o,sim'" an
extensive property owner In MonlTeaJ
and elsÐwhere; built tJhe .. Bellevue
Apartments," the first of such edifices
eV'e.T erected In Montreal.-
5 Belmont
Park, Montreal,. M ontreaJ Club,. St.
George's Snowshoe Club; Royal St.
LawTence Yacht Club, do.
I< Of versatile talents: 8 man <Yf bU8i-
ne-ss, a musician, poet, linguist and a
writer oí nQ meSon o.roer."-Cal1ada First.
Foley, Rev. WUliam J, ('R.C.).
Irish origin; s. late Maurice F.,
Halifax, N.S.; b. there, 1869; e. St.
Patrick's Sch., therp, and Qupbec
Bemy.; graduated D.D.. Laval Univ.,
1889; 0., do.; successively, asst. at
Yarmouth, N.S., and St. Mary's Cath.,
Halifax, and parish priest TUFket
V\ T -ei1'g'P
'I1'íl Pa rl'l!"'n<'1I!'O', nlQ'W T'E'üt'or
t.
Mary's Cath., Halifax; a de1. to Irish
Con\-entlon, Dublin, Irel., 1896: later,
we rut to Rome on a special mission;
was spiritual (Hr. C.,M.B.A., Halifax;
devoted to ,the temp. cause; an ed.
contributor to the Cath. Record (Lon-
don, Ont.), and other religious and
na't. publ.i'C'art'ions; I.s 18't V.-P. The
Gl'elél'Ì'er Hal'ifax OentJl'al oConf.-Hali-
fax, N.S.
I< A strônj! man in every sense of the
term."-H. Herald.
Folger, Benjamin W" Jr., Company
official.
S. late Hy. F., Kingston. Ont.: b.
and e. there: m.. 1st, 18%, Miss
Bertha Kin
(d.): 2nd1y, 1900, Marie
Scott, d. Geni. A. D. Shaw, Water-
town, N.Y.; successively. geni. man
r.
St. Lawrence River Steamboat Co.,
and gen1. supdt. f'leC'tric linf's, Rrook-
lyn Rapid Transit Co.: appti1. mangr.
Niagara Nav. Co.. Ft'b., 1903; form-
erly commodore Kingston IC'e Yacht
Club; Ane-.-f
Crescent Rd., Toronto;
Toronto Club, do.
Folger. Howard S" steamboat pro-
prIetor.
S. late Hy. F., Kingston. Ont.: a
bro. B. W. F.. Jr. (q. v.) ; b. Kingston:
e. Queen's Univ. (B.A., and sl1Vf'r
med. in mod. lan
s.. 1887): m., 1893,
May, e. d. .Tudge C. V. Pricf'. King-
ston (q.v.); now genl. man gr. an<1
princlnal ownf'r, St. Lawrence River
find 1.000 Jslani1s Steamboat Co.:
formerly commodore Kingston Ice
Yacht Club; AlJ1g. - Kin.oston, Ont.,.
Frontenac Club, do.
Foote, Rev, William Rl
ftt8 (pre'-'b.).
Scottish stock; S. .T. H. P. F., Graf-
ton, N.S.; b. Cambridge, Mass., .ApI.
29, 1869; e. AJC:adia Un1Ív. (B.A., 1895;
M.A., 1896); graduated B.D. (Presb.
0011., Halii,fax, N.S.), 1898; do. ad eun.
( Pl'esb. C oIlil., Mon'Ì1l'eal) , 1907; m.,
.Tune, 1898. Edith, d. C. N. Sprott,
Musquodoboit, N.S., and grandd. late
Rev. .Tohn Sprott, M.A.; o. 1898;
has sinoe 'been a mlissi'ÜnaJry In Corea,
-Wonsar, Corea.
Poran, Joseph Kearney, poet; jour-
nalist; Dom. Parliamentary ser-
vice.
S. late .Tohn F., Green Park, Aylmer
P.Q., and his second wife, Catherin
Frances (Kearney) F., an accom-
pliS\b.ed lady, who was, for some yrs.
pr.evlous to her marriage, connected,
In a literary way, with tl
e Dttbltn
408
FORAN-FORBES,
Nation, and> was, subsequently, ed. of
The Ladies' Literary Journal (Phila-
delphla); b. Aylmer, Sept. 5, 1857; e.
Ottawa Unlv. (Lit. D., 1894) and
Laval Un Iv. (LL.B., 1880); m., 1892,
Louisa, e. d. Eðwln Davis, contractor,
Ottawa; aðvocate, 1881; falling hea1th
compelled him to give up the practice
of the law and to s,pend his winters
In the woods, among the Indian tribes
of the Upper Ottawa; was on ed. statT
Montrea'li Star, 1886-7; on sessional
statT, H.C., Ottawa, 1887-91; ed.-In-
chief Montreal True Witness. 1892-9;
estbd. The Pen, a literary, historical
and critlcæl rev., 1898: was apptd.
øhleo! Eng. translator (H.iC.), Ottawa,
1902; law 8e.cy., do., 1905-8; since
then has been asst. law elk., do.;
wIdely known as a lect. and was the
1st Can. to address the Cath. Sum-
mer Sch. of Amj.; 'besides a large
number of -poems. essays and revs..
contributed to the newspaper and
periodical press, Is the author of:
II Simon the Abenak
s: a Tale of Can.
Shoa.ntiY Tilf,p." II Tom EJI1oi!':: oS. Story of
the N.W. RebE"lllon," .. The Laws or
Obllg-atton," .. The Spirit of the Age."
anð .. Can. Lyrics anð Other Poems" ;
a R.C.: del. to the Eucharistic Con-
g-re!':s, Montreal. 1910: elected presdt.
Cabh. Truth Soc., 1894.-ffouse of
Commons, ottawa; 10:1' St. Hubert St.,
Montreal.
II Well infonnedt, popular, enthusiastic,
and has the Irish gift of eloquence."-
O. Citizen.
:l"oran, Tho:rna. Patrick, lawyer.
Irish origin: s. late ;John F.. Ayl-
mer, P.Q.. and Mary Loul
a (FulforiJ)
F.: h. Avlmer. Mch. 14, IMq: P. Ot-
tawa Unlv. (B.A., 1872: M.A.. 1875),
and McGUI Unlv. (B.C.L., 1870); m.,
1 st. A1H
., 188
. Marv Isabella (d.
.July, 1892), d. D. B. McDonald,; 2ndly,
ApI., 1899, Mary Gerenl!';h, d. Alex.
Hay. II Glenbrae." Wl1Ilamstown, Ont.;
h:'!rrlster. 1871: K.C. (Earl of Derby),
1894; btltonnier, OM,awa Dist. bar,
1904-7: practises his prof. In Hull,
P.Q., where he Is onp of thp leader
of the bar: has been city solr., and
dtrafted new rlharter for Hun. 1906:
Town .cOl1n
mor. Aylmpr. 1891-6 :
chairman Sch. Bd., do., 1885-8; wen
known as a writer; author FO'1"an's
.. Code 01 Civil Procedure" and
.. Digest of Criminal Cases," and an
annotated ed. of the WOTkmen's Com-
pensation Act; also of a brochure on
the trial of Ambrose Lepine; Ind. In
politics; unsuccessfully contested Ot-
tawa, P.Q. (Local), 1878; R. C.-Hun.
P.Q.; ll"l Wilbrod St., Ottawa.
II K'TIown f-or his thorough grasp of the
law, his keen. analytical mind, force of
character, and studious app1ica.tion."-O.
Citizen.
Forbes, Alexander MAcKenzie Tor-
rance, physician.
B. Montreal, 1874: e. HIl':'h Sch..
there; unm. ; graduated M.D..C.M.,
1898: for a ttme govt. physician,
French Shore, Nfd.: for one year on
thp statT Hosp. for the Ruptured and
Crippled. N.Y.; slncp then has success-
fully practised In Montreal, where he
Is secy. of the Children's Memorial
Hosp.. an Institution founded hv him'
has lectured on tUbercuI.-.J85 Guÿ
St., Montreal; St. Jmnes'lt Club, do.
Forbe., lIIIrs, Elizabeth Adela stan-
hope, artist. \
D. late Wm. Armstrong, civil ser-
vice, Ottawa: b. Can., Dec. 29. 1859:
m., 1889, Stanhope Alex. Forbes,
A.R.A.: studied for her prof. at Art
Students' League, N. Y., and Munich;
later palnteël In the open on the
French coast, but her chief work has
been done at Newlyn, and It was she
who did so much to spcure fame for
this new sch.: has pxhlbltf'd at the
Royal Acad., Paris Salon, Royal Soc.
of Painter Etchers. etc.; elected an
assoc. Royal Water-Color Soc., J 899
-Higher Faugan, Newlyn, Penza nee
Eng. '
Forbes, His Honour Francis Gordon
Co. Ct. judge. '
Descended from the old Scotch fam-
Ily of F. of thf' branch of Alaster
Cam., 3rd s. Sir A lex., afterward
I.ord F. of Pitsllgo: 3ril s. late .J. F.
F., M.D.. a native of St. Kitts, W.J.,
who
at In thp ('an. H. C. for 11 lenl!th-
ened period. anil Sa rah .Jane (,Jacoh!':)
F.: b. Liverpool. N.S.. Dec. 27, 1856;
e. St. Pf'tpr's S('h.. P. K I.. and King's
("011. Unlv., Windsor. N.S. (RA.,
1R79): m.. Sept.. lR87. Harrlf'tte
Frances. y. iI. tf-tte F. W. Coltins,
Liverpool: barrister. 18R
: In af'tlve
anil successful practlpe at HaHfax for
16 yr!';.; !':at In Llh. Interest, for
Queen's. N.R (H. C.). 1 RQl-96: rf'-
!':il!Tlpil. 1 R9R. anil wa!':
pptd. co. ('t.
judg-.e, Dist. No.2, N. S., .Jan. 12. 1897'
organized a co. v. m., and nuaJ1ifleil a
('apt., 71)th RPgt.: a gOY. King's Colt..
N. 08.: e-l'OOteð J}f'E>sM.af.'!soo. A lum'l1ol
dIo., 19,11: .an Ang-. 3'l1d oS. del. t.o ,tmp
!':vnoils: hpllf'vPS In the Integritv of
the Brit. Emplrp ani! that Can. should
rpmaln a part thereof unilpr her p1'es-
pnt form of reprpsentatlve govt.-
tI (frClff1 ip1 ,nr." T,i1\prpnol, N.S.; CUy
(flub. Ha 1i fax, N.S.
Forbes, His Honour Frederick Fra-
ser, DI!':t. jud
e.
Bro. His Honour F. G. F. (q.v.); b.
Liverpool,
. s., .Junp, 181)4; e. public
scns. and Aoaðia Univ.: barrister (N.
S.), 1882: went West, 1885, and prac-
Used at the Regina bar, where he was
al
() re<gr. LA s<:ijn1i bo 1'<1 I/I'lliñ Re'gïl.
Dlst.: apptð. i!ist. 1uðge .J1. Dist. of
Moosomin. Sask., Nov. 21, 1907.-
Prince Albert, Sask.
Forbes, James, dramatist.
B. anil e. Guelph, Ont.: early eng-".
In newspaper work: wpnt to the U. S..
where he followpd the same ('alling-,
but ahandoned It to become a theatri-
pal advance al!ent: morp recpntly
took up dramatic author!"hlp: a.uthor
of 2 very Sl1('('essful !Plays, II The
f""Ohnrus Lady" anil .. Thp Travelling
alp!"1T''1n.''-anre tI The Dramatic Mir-
ror." New York.
.. Master of a brPezy, harmless, but cap.
tivatin
humour that has placed him
already at the t()P of the ladder in hi.
chosen line."-Oan..AmeTican.
FORBES,
409
Forbes, His Honour James Gordon,
Co. Ct. judge.
S. late John F., a capt. late H. M:s
93rd Highlanders, a native of Dunheath,
Caithness-shire, and Janet (Gunn) F.,
same parish; b. Guysborough, N.S.,
May 10, 1838; e. Antigonish Acad.
and Halifax; m., Sept., 1871. Miss
Mary J. Holmes (d. Mch., 1901) ; fol-
lowed course at Harvard Law Sch.;
barrister, 1865; long a successful
practitioner In St. John; K,C. (E. ot
Derby), 1881; took an active part in
favour of Confederation with Can.,
1864-5-6, and was presented with a
gold watch and chain in ackgt. of his
services; unsuccessfully contested St.
John (local), Con. Interest, g. e.
1872; nominated for Guysborough
(H, C.), g. e. 1896;.a dir. N. B. Hort.
Soc. and of FernhUl Cemetery Co.;
has been presdt. St. Andrew's Soc., St,
John, and wrote" The History lit St.
Andrew's Ch.:' there (1906); for
many yrs. presdt. local branch Vic-
torian Order of Nurses, St. John;
re-eleCibed, 191'1; a}.so offioiJal 1 1y con...
n'ÐClted wi,bh Can. Bible Soc. (eliootted
presdlt, crt 'the N. B. AuxU. Soc.,
1909), and Lol'd's Day AIlUan.oe;
eltect.oo grand master of the Grand
Lodlg'e 'Of FreelIJ1!a.SOI1s, N.B., 190,0,
and is noW the representative of the
Grand Lodge of Scot., nr. ,the Grand
Lodge of N. B. (his portrait unveiled,
1903); el
ibed. V.-P. St. Jo.hn 'bronm
Am. A-rohæol. Soc., 1909; .a,pptd. 00.
ct. judge 0.0. IOf ,St. John, .Jan. 22,
1895; a Presb., and an eI1der In
and sUjpdt. of S. S. of St. Andrew's
Ch.; continuously a memo of the Gen.
Assem. for many yrs., and has sat on
some of its most important comtes.;
was a del. to the Pan-Presb. Council,
Glasgow, 1896; to the Council, Wash-
ington, 1899, and to that at Liverpool,
1
04; also to the services, at Boston,
1909, in connection with the founding
of the Mass. Bible Soc.-St. John.
N.B.; Union Club. do.
.. A pillar of the Presb;)terian Church
and of orthodoxy itself."-T. New8.
Forbes, Rev. Jean (R.C.).
B. Isle Perrot, P.Q., Jan. 10, 1864;
e. Montreal Semy.; joined the White
Fathers, Alger, Africa,- 1886; o. Carth-
age, 1888; prof. Petit Sêmin. grec-mel-
chite, Jerusalem, 1888-93; dJr. of
novices and prof. of Ara'bic, Alger,
1893-1900; fondateur du postulat, Que-
bec, 1900-1; su.perior, do., since ,1901 ;
l>a.Jter founded the Missions D' Afrique.
a monthly pubHoa'bi'on.-Quebec.
.. The first Oanadian to join the Order
of the White Fathers."-M. StaT.
Forbes, John Colin, artist.
Scotch-Eng. origin; s. late Duncan
and Jemie (Turner) F.; b. Toront.'Ü,
Jan. 23, '1846; e. U. .c. CoO'lil.; ro.,
Meh., 1888, Lauro GeI'1trudle, e. d.
G. M. Holbrook, Ottawa; studied
South Kensington Museum, Roya.
Aæ.d., and Union I-ntern. des Beaux
.4.rts, Pa.ris; R.C.A., 1882; .amorug this
works are: II Toron to Bay" (l.st
prize, Toronto Exhn., 1866); II Be-
ware" (Nat. Gallery, Ottawa); .. Loss
ot the Hibernia"; and II Christ and
Barabbas"; among portraits: Marquis
of Dufferin (Parliament Bdgs., Ot-
tawa); Senator Miller (do.);- Sir Wil-
frid Laurier (do.), Sir John A. Mac-
donald, Hon. Alex. Mackenzie, Hon,
Edward Blake, Sir Chas. Tupper, .sir
OUver Mowat, Rt. Hon. W. E. Gla.d-
stone (Nat. Lib. Club, London, Eng.) ,
the late Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Campbell-
Bannerman (do.): was speciallY com-
missioned by the House of Commons
of Can. 11:0 paint portrSiits of late KIng
Edward and Queen Alexandra, for
the adornment of the chamber, and
was accorded personal sittings for
the same; later was commissioned by
Queen Alexandra to paint Her
Majesty's portrait, for the Queen of
Norway; has also painted portraits ot
many En-g., Aim. and FreJ1j()h I1JOta.biH-
tJles; PI"e.sb.-9 St. Paul Studios. West
Kensington, London, Eng. ; National
Liberal Club; Atlantic Liberal Club;
Yon-ick Club; United Arts Club; Wim-
bledo'n Golf Club, do.
"P\OSSeiSßeß m.a,ny .and gæ'at 'PO,werrs."-
I\' ation.
Forbes, Rev. Joseph Guillaume (R.C.).
S. Jean and Octavle (Lèger) F.,
Isle Perrot, P.Q.; a bro, Rev. Jean F.
(q.v.); b. Isle P-e.rrot, P.Q., Aug. 10,
1!j65; e. Semy., Montreal; o. 1888;
vicar to the Iroquois, Cauglhnawaga,
1888-92; since 1903 curé Ste. Anne de
Bellevue; profoundly learned in In-
dian dialects; be.sides seve-ral religious
works, has ed. and republishe.d! a .. Life
of OaJl:Jheri'ne Teklakw:H!ha"; 08.'lso pub-
lished an Iroquois almanac, 1899-1903.
-Ste. Anne-du-Bout de l'lle, P.Q.
Porbes, Ron. George, public man.
S. late Malcolm F" M.P.P., a native
of Perthshire, Scot.; b. Marshfield,
.t>.E.I., 1840; e. there; m., Mch., 1876,
Miss Jessie Isabella Stewart; a LIb.,
and sat in that Interest (Local) from
1886 for many yrs.; a memo Local
Govt., without portfolIo, 1901-4; men-
tioned In connection with It.-governor-
sMp, 190.4, and since; Bapt.-Vernon
River Bridge. P.E.I.
Forbes, George D" manufacturer.
Can.-Scotch parentage; b. Guelph,
Ont.; e. GueLph 00'11. Inst. (Ta.ssLe's);
IntHested in all kinds of manufactur-
ing-woollens, Iron. furniture, machin-
ery, etc.; elected Mayor, Hespeler, Ont.,
1909; Presb.-Hespeler, Onto
Forbes, Bev, Bobert (Meth.).
S. Alex. and Margt. (Dundass) F.;
b. Stoneham, P.Q., Nov. 13, 1844; e.
Can. and Hamline Univ. (D.D., 1888) ;
m. May, 1866, Miss Sarah E. Savage,
Dung1a.nnlOTh, Ont.; 'Û. 1870; poast'Ü'r, By-
ron, Minn., 1870-3; Kasson, Minn.,
1873-6; Waseca, Minn., 1876-9; Farl-
baua, Minn., 1879-81; 1st Ch., Minne-
apolis, 1881-4; Jackson St. Ch., 1St.
Paul, 1884-7; Bates Ave. Ch., do., 1888;
presiding elder, St. Paul Disl., 1889-
92; pastor, Asbury Ch., Duluth, 1892-
7; presiding elder, Duluth Dist., 1897-
1903; asst. corr. secy., Bd. of Horne
Missions and Ch, Extension, 1903-7;
since then has 'been corr. secy. do.; Is
ch. ed. The Christian Republic; was
chaplain, Minn. House of Representa-
410
FORD-FORGET.
ti ves, 2 terms; do., do., Senate, 2
terms; a trustee Hamline Univ. fol'
many yrs.; author: 'The Changeless
Ohrist" (1905); Rep.-116 South .5th
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Ford, Frank. lawyer.
Of Welsh-Eng. parents on both
sides; s. Jas. and Katherine (Poole)
F.; b. Toronto, Mch. 4, 1873; e. To-
rOnto pUblic schs., Onto Acad. (pri-
vate), and Trin. Unlv., Toronto
(B.C.L., with highest honours and
med., 1901; D.C.L., 1909); LL.B.,
ad eund., Sask. Unlv., 1908; m., June,
1899, Nora Elizabeth, d. late Wm. A.
Sampson, banker; barrister (Ont.),
1895; do. (N.W.T.) 1906; K.C., 1907;
do. (Ont.), 1910; !private secy,
and legal .. devil" to the late D' Alton
McCarthy, Q.c., M.P., 1893-7, being
asSiOciaJt
d wi't:h him .in IIlIany dmplOl'ba:rut
oases; was assocdaJt
d1 wH:Jb: 1the .late
B. B. 0.s4er. Q.C.. dn 18. number of
fumorus mUl'oor rtJriaJls, notably ttJhJe
Hjyrums 18.rud oul1er cases; !pracrtlsed law
as a memo of the firm of Denton, Dods
and F., Toronto; private secy. to the
late Hon. A. S. Hardy, Premier and
Atty.-Gent (Ont.), Nov., 1898; on his
retirement became private secy. to
Hon. J. M. Gibson (q.v.), Atty.-Genl.
and was made law clerk of the Atty.-
Genl.'s dept.; apptd. solI'. to the Treas-
ury (Ont.), Oct., 1902, and as such
was the head of the Succession Duty
branch; resigned, to' return to prac-
tice, and entered the firm of McCarthy,
Osler, Hoskins & Harcourt, Mch. 1904;
a,pptd. Depty. Atty.-Genl. of Saskatche-
wan, Se.pt. 9, 1906; resigned Nov.,
1910; since then has been In active and
successful practice at Edmonton; was
a Royal Commr. to revise and consol-
Idate the statutes and ordinances af-
fecting Bask., 1906; in military life
gazetted 2nd lIeut. provisionally, 1899;
2nd lieut., 1900; lieut., 1901; capt.,
1903, in 20th Regt., .. Lorne Rifles,"
(Halton); on organization of 95th
Regt. (Sask.), was given command,
witJh Tank Q1f major, .1908, and gaz-
etted lieut.-col. and to command, Oct.
8, 1908; author of a small work on
.. Titles of Honour in Canada," (flrst
published in the Queen's Quart.) and
has occasionally contributed short
stories to mags.; an Ang.; has been a
memo of Trin. Univ. Corporation; is a
memo of Can. Mil. Inst., the Masonic
Order, and of the Delta Chi Greek
Letter Soc.-Edmonton, Alta.; Edmon-
ton Club, do.
.. A young man of fine character and
first-rate ability."-T. New..
Forget. Kon, Amédée Emmanuel. law-
yer; legLs.lator.
S. late Jeremie and Marie (Guenette)
F.; b. MarieviIle, P.Q., Nov. 12, 1847;
e. Marieville CoIl.; m., Oct., 1876, Hen-
riette A. (hon. presdt. Daughters of the
Empire and Nat. Council of Women;
entertained present King and Queen at
Govt. House, Regina, 1901), d. late Lt.-
Col. C. E. Drolet; advocate, 187.1;
secy. Council Montreal bar for some
yrs"; elk. of the Cuuncil and private
secy. Lt.-Gov., N. W. T., 1876; later
became elk. of the Assembly, Regina,
and asst. com mI'. of Indian affairs,
Man. and N. W. T., Aug. 3, 1888' a
memo Council Public Inst., N. W. 'T.,
1893; Indian Commr., do., 1895-8; Lt.-
Govr., N. W. T., 1898-1905; Lt.-Govr.,
Stask., '1905-11>; æ.Hed 1ÌI0 'the ISel1JaJte
by ,Ead Grey, iMay, 19'11; a lÒ!ir.
WesJtJe.rn Clan. Se'b1Jllers' Mutual 00.;
V.- P. Can. PaJtJrio,tlic .F\md; dl(). Bl'it-
Ernpke .ùeag'ue; 'þl'\ovl. V.-P. Dorm.
F\orestry Assn.; R. C.-Regina, Sask.
:l'orget, Kon, Lt,-Col, J08eph David
Bodolphe. banker and broker;
legislator.
S. DaV1ld and 'All'gêle (Limoges) F.;
b. Terrebonne, P.Q., Dec. 10, 1861; e.
Ma.sson CoIl. there; ,m., 1st, Oct., 1885,
Mlle, Alexandra Tourvllle (d.); 2ndly,
ApI., 1894, Blanche (a dir. Montreal
Day lNurse.ry; 00. Notre .Dame HOSfP.;
ellOOt:edi V.-iF. Women'sOan. Olub, 1909,
etc.), y. d. Jaw A. R. McDoIl(I.'ld, stock-
broker. Quebec; joln-ed .l\funtJl'ooJI StJock
Exohang-e, 1890; chJaJrman, doo., 1908;
resigned. dJo., 1911; sin'oo kug. 1,
1907, has carrIed on business with
T. W. McAnulty (q.v.) as L. J. For-
get & Co., his unele (the late Hon. L.
J. F.) having retired therefrom on that
date; estbd. a branch of his firm at
Paris, 1907; apptd. hon. It,-col. 65th
Cara.bIniers, .. Mont Royal," Montreal,
1907; 1s presd't. R1cheùieu and Onto
Nav. Co., Quebec and Saguenay Ry.,
Can. ,Car F'Ûunodiry 00.. Quebec Ry.,
Lig'ht, Heat and Power Co., and
Eastern Can. Steel and Iron \Vorks,
Ltd.; V.-P. 'Montreal Light, Heat and
Power Co., Can. Securities COl'pn.,
P. Q. Rifle Assn., and Notre Dame
Hosp. (gave $100,000 towards the
ho-sp., 1911); a dlr. Toronto St. Ry.
00., Duluth St. Ry. Co., Canada
Cement .co., Montreal-London Securi-
ties Corpn., Quebec Gas Co., Black
Lake Consolidated Asbestos Co., Ster-
ling Ooal 00., Can. Genl. Electric Co.,
Intern. Cement Co., InduSt. Develop-
ment Co., Union Brewery Co., Murray
Bay Lumber and Pulp Co., City
OenitJrnil Bleal Est'ate Go., .Montreal
,Smellting anrd' Redluotion 00., St. Law-
rence :b'lour ,Mil!1s 00., But!te Central
Oower 00., Club St. De'11'is and Can.
NI3Jt. Bureau 'Of Bl'e'E:ldJÏng; iLs a l-ife gov.
Num. a.nd kntiq. Soc.; bon. ,tl'eas.,
Moo11!l:Ireal Opera 00. ; found.ed lß.
Banq'lOO In1
rn. du lOan., J,an., 19'11;
.has been presd,t. Ro
l' E.l'ectl'ic Co.,
Mt. RJoy,a,'J: Assur. Co. and Club La-
fonuéliine; WoéliS V.-IP. La Soc. d' Adminis.
Ge-neTale and C1'édit Foncier Franco-
Can. ; fro'rmteJrly dJir. Drown Life Ins.
00., Dan. MaJrooru \Voireless Tele-
g'llaph (.'0., .Momtrnoren'cy OOltton ..MUla
00., Payne Consolidated Mining Co.,
La Banqlle Pl'OVinClilwlle and Le
JOU1"nal Co.; mle'm. eX'ÌVie. OO'lllJbe. Can.
Handtkra.f.ts Guild', Montreal., 19.08 ;
head'ed .the NravlÍgwb
on rrl1'erge'r, 191'1;
ra!j:'ed! as a milli.onadre by :\rcmt
.w
Star, 1907; an Ind. Oon.; iha.s swt fur
Charlevoix (H. C.) since 1904; be-
lieves in a direct contribution from
Cranada for ,uh'e l'ffiipelriraJ navy; O'ppo.soed
100 the Tafit-li'i.elding reoipro<cJioty 'J)IaC1t;
a R. C.-S61 SherbTOoke St. W., Mont-
real; "Gil _1J,[ont," St. lrenée les Bains f
P.Q.; Et. James's Club; JUt. Roya
Club; Club Lafontaine; Club Cana-
PORIN-FORSTER.
411
dien; Club St. Denis; Oanada Club;
Montreal Club; MontreaL Jockey Club;
Montreal Hunt Club; Canadian Club;
F.m'est and St1"eam Club; 1I1ontreal
Cw"ling Club; Montreal Mil. Inst.;
Royal Montreal Golf Club; Royal St.
Lawrence Yacht Club, .Montreal; Gar-
rison Club, Quebec.
.. The young Napoleon of St.
r8nooil
Xavier St. "-M. & E.
.. One of the most po.werful men .in
financial circles in Can.ada; he can make
and unma.lre, and has 5eldom been be.a.t&n
in a. financial battle."-Can. Oourier,
Forin, Alexander, physician.
E. s. John and Jane (McLaren) F.,
Belleville, Ont.; b. there, 1857; e.
Belleville Grammar Sch.; m., 1888,
Winnifred, e. d. F. W. Fair, CoIling-
w()I(}d, Ont.; IgmduaJtJed from Queen's
Univ. and Royal CoIl. P. and S., King-
ston, 1884; a memo Med. C<>uncll, On.t.,
1886; do. (B.C.), 1897; do. (Alta.),
1903; formerly a capt. 15th Regt.;
asst. Burg. Minn. Nat. Gds., 1893-6;
coroner, B. C., 1898; surg., Alberta
Peny. since 1906; an active supporter
of the Lib. party in its development of
the West; Presb.-Edmonton, Alta.
Forman, James C" Onto municipal
service.
S. late James and Mary (Key) F.;
b. Toronto, 1851; e. B. A. Commercial
CoIl.; early in mercantile life; entd.
Toronto civic service, In Assessment
Dept., as junior elk. ; promoted Assess-
ment Commr., do., 1905; assisted In
preparing new Onto Assessment Act;
author .. Business Assessments as a
Substitute for Personal Property Tax,"
read before Intern. Tax Conf., 1908,
and other papers; an Ang., and a del.
to the Synod.-435 Broadview Ave.,
Toronto; Albany Club, do.
Forneret, The Ven, George Augustus
(Ang.).
S. late Lt.-Col. Chas. A. F., whose
father, Major Geo. V. F., 60th Regt.,
a FrenCih Huguenot, served under Sir
John Moore, at Corunna, and Elizabeth
(Barbier) F.; b. Berthier-en-haut,
P.Q., Sept. 23, 1851; e. Berthler Gram-
mar Sell., Bishqp's Call., LennoxvUle,
and McGill Univ. (B.A., 1877; M.A.,
1880) ; graduated Montreal Dioc. Theol.
ColI., 1875; m., June, 1888, Adlelaide E.,
y. d. N. B. Rob'bins, HamiLton', Ont.; o.
priest, 1876; successively, curate
Cthr,ist Oh. ea,t!h., .Mon.troo.l, missy.
Dioc. Sask.. rector Dunham, P.Q., cur-
ate St. Thomas', St. Catharines; do.
Dundas, and since 1886 rector All
Saints', Hamilton; formerly R. D.,
Hamilton; Archdeacon of Guelph,
1\;107; look 2nd class cert., R. Mil.
Seh.; a'Pptd. hon. chRIPlain (with hon.
rank of capt.), 13th Regt., Oct., 1896;
promoted major, 1906; a V.-P. Soc.
Preven. Cruel. to Animals; a memo
eX't
. cOffilte. AITg. MÍSS!ÏJOn Bd.; a dlel.
to the Synods; started a movement
in favour of a 20th Century Fund for
the Ang. Gh. in Can., Oct., 1899; author
of a tract, II How Shall I Give?"-All
Saints' Rectory, 1!J Queen. St, South,
Hamilton, On.t,
E'orreøt, Jame8 .oyse Vanslttart,
journalist.
Descended from .Tohn F., Lord
Mayor of Dublin (see Burke's II Cot.
Gentry," Vol. II.); family connected
with that of Maria Edgeworth; 'B.
Grant F., by his 2nd wife, Ellen Pon-
sonby Savage YIelding, of By town,
now Ottawa; b. Quebec; e. BIshop's
Coil. Sch., LennoxviIIe, P.Q., and Mc-
Gill UOIiv.; m., Amelia (d. Oct., 1904),
d. late Dr. Saml. Waller, Montreal,
bro. Sir EdJrnund: Waller, Bart., of
Nøw;port; studied first f'or the eh.,
and then med.; finally took up journ-
alism' has been for many yrs. ed. In
chief 'of the Daily Witness, Montreal.
-f!4! Mance St., Montreal.
.. A silent power, and II. man who i.
universally respected."-Sir S. Fleming
(q.v.).
Forre8t, Bev, John (Presb.), educa-
tionist.
Scottish descent; S. late Alex. F.,
M.D., Halifax, N.S.; b. New Glasgow,
N.S., Nov. 25, 1842; e. Presb. ColI.,
Truro and Halifax; graduated at lat-
ter Institution, 1865; D.D. (Queen's
Unlv.), 1863; D.C.L., hon. (King's
ColI. Univ., N.B.), 1890; LL.D., hon.
(Univ. St. F. x., Antigonish), 1905;
m., Annie Prescott, d. Rev. Wm. Duff.
Lune.nbul'g, N..S.; (). !1866; (ffi'OOIeIr-
ator Genl. !Assembly, 1910; pastor, St.
John's Ch., Halifax, 1866-81; !prof. of
history, Dalhousie CoIl. and Univ., 1881-
85 ; tpr.esdJt., doo., dn a.dldliotlÏon ,to 'his other
ed-lle. ClhaJf1g'eS, 1885-19'11, when ihte
-
'tired fir!OII11: aot!ive 'WIOrk; is V.-P. .looaJ.
'branch, Briot. Errupire League; eleobed
presd!t. N. B
Ï>t. Soc., HJaJÞifax; has
SiII1JOO heen ÞilrowJse elOO'bed tpresd.t.
of the N. S. Hist. Soc.; V.
P. of the
Halifax ArchæoI. lnst. and a memo of
the Strathoona Trust Fund, N.S.; Is a
gov. and senator of Dalhousie Unlv.,
and a dir. of the Brit. Am. Book and
Tract Soc.; also a fellow of the Soc.
of Science, Eng.; suggested a public
.rnonrumlen't to tJloo HoTh. J10ge'P'h R<Ywe
dn I!Ja;llifax; ()ne {)If !the IpromO'teors ()f
the Gain. Olub, Hial'if-ax, ap.d was In
1908 apptd. .a memo of t!rue jodrut comoo.
ÍJOof'1'JlOO on Oh. Union, whlclh he g.reatly
faWJIUrs.-Halifax, N.S.
II Loved by eve'ry une."-Sir Sandford
Fleming (q.v.).
.. Outspoken and' whole-he.arted."-H.
Herald.
.. A c'leve'r-hellded, e<nel"getic, p1e,asinog
spe.akeT."-O. Citizen.
Forster, Arthur Stewart, journalist.
Eng. origin; family from Brampton,
Eng.; s. .Tohn F., mill owner and farm-
er, an early settle.r in TOO'onto Dlst.,
wh()served as an offr. in loyal forces,
1837; b. Britann,ia, Ont., Od. 17, 1871;
e. Oakville; m., 1904, Margt. Harriet, y.
d late R. W. Smith, and grandd. late
Col. G. K. Chisholm; has served as a
town and co. councillor; has published
and ed The Oakville Star since 1888;
for yrs. was .. baby" ed. Can. Press
Assn.; Ufe-Iong Lib., with protection-
ist views in moderation; holds ad-
vanced views on moral and reform
subjects; a Freemason; master of a
412
FORSTER-PORSYTH.
lodge and secy. of his dist.; a Meth.-
Chisholm Homestead, Oakville, Onto
"A man of good judgment."-T. Globe.
Forster, John Wycliffe Lowell, painter.
S. late Thos. and Martha (Wilkin-
son) F.; b. Norval, Ont., Dec. 31,
1850; e. Brampton Grammar Sch.;
unm. ; studied for his prof. under
Boulanger, Lefêvre, Fleury, Houguer-
eau and Carolus Duran, Par1s; ad-
mitted to Paris Salon, 1880; success-
ively A.R.C.A. and R.C.A.; excels in
portraiture, which he alms to make a
psyoholOgic study, that Is, that instead
of m-erely cataloguing features and
forms, the character and prevalent
moods of the subject are made ev.l-
dent; amongst his most successful
efforts have b
n, in addition to the
historical canvases .. Hiawatha's ,",is-
ton," .. The Departure of Canada's
First Contingent," and .. The Me.eting
of rbbe Ooill(m.ia:
Oonoferenæ art Ottawa,
1894," Ind'Ívldual !portraits of Genl.
Wolfe, Gen!. Brock, Gov. Simcoe. Earl
Grey, F..M. Earl Roberts, Sir .John
MaoolOnal.d. :Hon. .AJI'ex. M<3Jckenz.ie, Silr
Wilfrid Laurier (especially admired),
Sir .J.ohn Thompson, Hon. .J. B. Robin-
son, Hon. W. S. Fielding, Sj,r G. W.
Ross, Sir Sandford Fleming, the late
Chief Justice Moss, Hon. .T. S. Mac-
d'onald, Sir .J. P. Whitney, Sir Wm.
Mulock, CMef .Justioe Sir W. R. Mere-
dith, Hon. G. W. Allan, Sir Gilbert
Parker, Hon. R. L. Sutherland, Oen!.
Booth, Archbishop Machray, Rev. Dr.
Ryerson, Rev. Dr. Caven, Rev. Dr.
Potts, H. S. SbrSJthy, etc. ; again visited
Europe, 1900, and subsequently, when
he gained furthet experIence in the
galleries of France and Brit.; also
visited .Jerusalem and the East; his
portraits are to be seen every'Where In
Can. and are much admired by com-
petenlÌJ crdtios; was a CI01lfÌributor 0'Il
Art to bhla Week, and stJillL WrJtelS
lÌ:o It!1e jpfless ()'CICI3.sionally on the
same subjed; author of a brochure
on the art of William Adolphe Bou-
guereau, .. A Master of the French
School" (1907); Is a dir. of the Can.
Purity Assn., and has lectured on
Chri.stlan unity; elected presdt. Pe.el
Old Boys' Assn., 1905; a memo of the
Can. Inst., Toronto, and has con-
tributed to its Trans.; was one of the
promoters of the Sch. of .AJrt & Design,
Toronto; Meth.-l
1 Farnham Ave., 'I'o-
7'onto.
" A man of rare talenot."-Oanada.
"One of the ablest men in his prof. in
the Dom."-Late Sir Alex. Mackenzie.
"An excellent artist, and a fine man in
every respect."-Late Sir J. D. Edgar.
Forsyth, Frederic Gregory (Viscount
de Fronsac), Herald-Marshal of
the Aryan and Seigneurial Order
of the Empire In Am.
S. Capt. F. F., Viscount de F., and
Harriette Marie, d. Maj.-Gen!. .Joseph
Scott .JE:wett, of Scarborough and Port-
land, Me. (see II History and Genea-
logy of the Family of Forsyt:h de Fron-
sac," also Old and New,' Montreal
Gazette, Dec. 15, 1906); b. Montreal,
.July 18, 1856; e. principally In the
U.S.; unm.; author of various musical
c<;>ffiPositions and songs; also of several
hIstorical essays and other works; has
been quoted as all' authority in feudal
and customary law and anthropology.
the Am. Mag., 1910, has made a sped
ai
y of his articles on these topics; con-
tnbuted a lengthy communication to
the London Morning Post, April, 1908,
on the Can. Teroentenary; among his
patriotic songs are "From the Towers
of Old Quebec" and "The Song for
the Flag."-Cornwall, Onto
Forsyth, Col, Joseph Ben, Dom. publlc
service.
Family of very ancient date, having
been in Scot. from 1250, or before that
period; it
ame originaUy from the
town of Forsyth, In France, sometimes
spelt1: F'oorsaJilbh ; IWhel'ltê de Forsy.till.
and ibis SOIlS
hf!: if-or RoooI'ltê de
Bruce of Scot., one being his chief
commander and adviser; Forsyth
Castle, said to have been close to
Stirling, was taken and retaken and
finally destroyed in some of the
struggles between the different clans
and their kinsmen in those early days;
S. late .Jas. Bell F., merchant, Quebec,
and Fanny F., 2nd d. late Hon. Mat-
thew Bell, Three Rivers, P.Q.; b. Que-
bec, .June, 30, 1830; e. Dr. Lundy's
classical sch. and Bishop's Coil.,' Len-
noxviUe; m. El1za'Þetbh Ma.gdoaJlene (d.
.J'Uly, 191!1). o. d. late T. B. Ander-
son. \PIl"esdrt. Bank of MOIl'bl'OOJl, and
Ann A., d. Hon. J10hn Rilchardson,
,M1ontrea'l;
or many Y1rs. a oommds-
SiOIl .meroha11Jt and broker, Quebec;
.1JoI1IIleI11Jy a 'harbour oommr., do. ;
has ''J:>eten roUr. of customs of 1::hart:
port, since ApI. 17, 1891; was first
presdt. of the Quebec Bridge Co.;
served In the v. m. for a considerable
period; attained the rank of It.-col.,
1866; commanded the Queen's Own
Can. Hussars, Quebec (a corps raised
by his grandfather in 1810), 1862-
1894, when he retired; apptd. hon. It.-
co!. of the regt., 1898; promoted col.,
1907; served Fenian Raids, 1866-70
(genl. service med. with 2 clasps);
also holds long service decoration; a
memo Extve. comte., S. p, C. A., Que-
bec, 1899; an Ang.; a V.-P. Dioc. Ch.
Soc.; a del. to the Provl. and Genl.
Synods.- H Roslin," Gomin Rd., Que-
bec; Garrison Club, do.
"An eXI'Rllent public officer and a worthy
gentleman."-Sir J. M. LeMoine (q.v.).
Forsyth, Wesley Octavius, pianist.
Scotch, German, and Irish origin;
s. Wm. Archibald and Susanna Char-
lotte (Udelle) F.; b. Tp. Markham,
Co. York, Ont., .Jan. 26, 1861; e. pub-
lic and higlh scms.; m., .Jan., 1890,
Sara Stewart, d. late .Jas. McGee,
presdt. Union Loan & Savings Co., To-
ronto; conducted musical studies In
Toronto; sUbsequently at Leipzig Con-
servatoire, and under distinguished
masters at Vienna; on terms of friend-
ship with many famous artists; Is
pianist, teacher, and musical dir.
Metropolitan Sch. of Music, Toronto;
In addition has large class of private
pupils, many of whom are studying
and preparing for professional Ufe;
connected, also, with Moulton Ladles'
.
FORTIER-FOSBERY.
413
CoIl. and othèr Institutions: author of
many musical compositions, both !<;;,)ngs
and piano pieces, which have heen
very popular: a frequent contributor
to AmerÍC'an and Can. musical jour-
nal!;; formerly musical critic for The
Week.-393 Palmer8ton Ave., Toronto.
II A splendid musician: B brilliant
pianist."-Prof. J1lliu8 Ep8tein, Vienna.
.. In his knowledge of the piano bas no
superior .and few equale in Oanada."-
Can. Courier.
Fortier, Samuel, U. S. Govt. :o::ervice.
Father a French-Can., b. Island of
Orleans, P.Q.: mother Scotch, from
PertJhshlre: s. Leanðre and- Ann (Reid)
F.; b. Tip. Leeds, M<eganHc, P.Q., AipI.
24, 1855;
. 1h>ere, St. Francrls {)oIl.,
Richmond, P.Q., and McGill Normal
Sclh. and Un1iv., Montrea:l, at wlhliC1h
I-a:bter he ()bta:ined an e.ll('-m.enotJaTy, a
mrodlel S'Clh., and an acad. ò'lplmna.; m.,
Oct., 1888. Mis'S Helena B. S. McLeay,
Da.nV'I'I'lie, 'P.Q.; a-fter serv
ng 2 Y'rs. a8
prlndpaJI Danv'i}oJ.e AJOad., eIlltð. the
h'CÜI'Ìy ,of {\)pop!,fe<d sclenæ, McGill
Unlv. (B.A.Sc., 1885; Mla.E., 1896:
D.Se., 1907); a lIl1<em. Oan. Soc. C.
E. and -of {be Am. .soc. IrJ1ig. Engrs.:
Rwa.rdied .þh/e GZO!Wskil med. by 'ÌJhe
fOI'1ìlier, f>or a paper -on the st'Ü'Mg'e
of waiter In eoafItJhten TeservQÏrs, 1896:
his W'O'rk during 20Y'I"s. ctmsls{oe(f
dlriefiy of bydrn.uldc Rn,d Ifrrlgatd>on
en'ging.; in 1886 was 1st a,set. en'gIl'
of the DenV1eT Watoer 00.. and dur-
Ing 4 yrs. service wHJh Jot actJed as
en gr. In charge of the Cherry Creek
Waterworks. the South Platte Water-
works, and a number of smaller water
systems throughout the State of Colo.:
In 1890 was chief engr. of the Ogd
n
Waterworks, and the year follow!ng
was apptd-. chief -engr. and supdt. of
the Bear River Canal System and the
Ogden Waterworks, both of which cost
over $2,000,000; from 1893 to 18!18
was prof. of civil and hydraulic en-
gineering at the Agricul. CoIl. of Utah,
Rnò from .July, 1900, tlO 1903, 'WIa-S ddr.
of the Mont. Experiment Station, as
welI as prof. of civil and hydraulic
engineering of the Mont. Agrlcul. ColI. ;
during the past 15 yrs., in addition to
his regular duties, has acted as con-
sulting engr. for a number of Irriga-
tion and wateTWork
enterprisPs :
among these have been the East Can-
yon reservoir dam, 150ft. from bed
rock, In Weber Co., Utah; the Logan
Waterworks, Logan, Utah; the Mystic
Lake Reservoir, Galatin Co., Mont.:
the Davis and Weber Canal, and the
Re:Yr River Canal Co.. Utah, and the
Turlock Irrigation Dist., Cal.: for 14
yrs. has been connected with the Irri-
gation work of the U. S. Govt., first as
resident hydrogTapher for the U. S.
Geol. Survey In Utah and Mont.;
second, as Irrigation en gr. of the Irri-
gation Investigations of the U. S. Dept.
of Agrlcul.; and, thirdly", as Irrigation
engr. In charge of the Pacific Dlst. of
Irrigation Investigations of the TJ. S.
Dept. of Agrlcul.: since 1908 has
been chief of this lattpr work; author:
of many official bulletins, reports,
and prupoers; a Presb.-!310 19th St. N.
W., Washington, D.C.
II A scholar and engineer of marked
ability."-M. Witne88.
Fortin, The Venerable Octave (Ang.).
French-Can. origin; s. Wm. and
Sophia F., IbervllIe, P.Q.; b. Chrlstle-
vilIe, P.Q., .Jan. 5, 1842; e. St.
.Johns, P.Q., Bishop's ColI. Unlv., Len-
noxvllIe (B.A., 1862), and McGill
Univ. (B.A., ad eun.. 1867); D.D., St.
.John's Coli., Winnipeg, 1896; m.,
1874, Margaretta Elizabeth, d. late
E. S. Freer, postmaster. Montreal: o.
df'acon, 1865; priest, 1866; his first
charge was among the Abenakis In-
dians of St. Frances, where he built
a substantial ch. and parsonage:
later, spent a year In Eng.. in depu-
tation work for the C. and! C.C.S.;
successively curate of Sorel, In cum-
hent St. .Jude's, Montreal, and rector
Holy Trln. Ch., same city; since 1875
has been rector Holy Trln. Çh._ Win-
nipeg, and since 1887 Archdeacon of
Winnipeg: Is also a prof. St. .John's
ColI., and an examr. and councillor
Unlv. of Man.; a del. Provl. and GenI.
Synods.-IIoly Trinity Rectory, Win-
nipeg.
"Famed as a preacher."-M. Star,
Forward, Arthur James, lawyer.
B. Co. Huron, Ont.: -e. there and
Toronto Un Iv. (B.A., 1885): lived for
18 yrs. in Co. Dundas; was subse-
quently In the civil service, Ottawa,
after which was called to the bar; has
practised througfhout In Ottawa, where
he has becom-e closely Identified with
the Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal
project; Is also secy. Federated Eds.
of Trade and Can, Peat Soc.-137
Aylmer Ave., Ottawa.
Fosbery, Charles Sanderson, educa-
tionist.
S. Rev. G. W. F., M.A., and Frances
F.: b. Sheffield. Eng.: e. Nf'warl{ and
T.rln. Col-I., Dublin (M.A.); asst. music
mastf'r, Chf'ltenham Coli.: headmast
r
Howden Grammar Sch., Eng.: now
and .for some yrs. headmaster of Lower
Can. C-ol I. , Notre Dame-de-Graoe,
Mon1rea.I (new soh. 'Opened, 1909);
SOOTIf'It1me oeholrmaster and Qrg>anlst Oh.
of St. .J.()hn the EvangeIdst, Montreal;
author of a manual on monotonlng the
eh. serVlfce ; an Ang.-Royal Ave.,
Notre Dame-de-Grace, Montreal.
Fosbery, Ernest George, painter.
Third s. Henry T. F., late Finance
Dept.. Ottawa: b. Ottawa, Ont., Dec.
29, 1874; e. Model Sch. and ColI. Inst.,
Ottawa: m., .June, 1900, Miss Martha
Agnes Patrick: pursued art studies at
Ottawa under Franklin RrowneIl
(q.v.), and In Paris, under Fernand
Conu, afterwards visiting principal
galleries of Europe; meds. from Onto
Govt. for painting and drawing from
life: apptd. Instr. of drawing and
T1alntin1!. A rt Students' Lf'ague, Buf-
falo, N.Y., 1907; a memo Copley Soc.
of Boston, and of Buffalo Soc. of Art-
Ists: won special prize offered by latter
body. 1910.-62 N. Norwood Ave"
Buffalo, N.Y.
414
FOSTER.
:Poster, Eon. George EuIas, states-
man.
U. E. L. descent; s. late .John and
Margt. F., ApohaQul, N.B.; b. Co.
Carleton, N.B., Sept. 3, 1847; e.
local common and superior schs.,
N. B. Un1v. (B.A., King's Co.
scholar., h'Onout's in nat. science an-d
Douglas gold me-d. for an En'g. essay,
1868; LL.D., 1894), Ed!inburgh Univ.
and Heidelberg Univ.; D.C.L. (hon.),
Acadia Univ., 1885; m., May, 1889,
A-dJdie (noted throughout the Dom. for
her Interest in social refonns and other
good works; successively presdt.
W.C.T.U., Ont.; ed. Women's Journal;
presdt. Ottawa Women's Can. Hlst.
Soc.; V.-P. Ottawa Humane Soc., and
Women's Morning Music Club; elected
presdt. Victorian Order of Nurses, Ot-
tawa, 1909-10), e. ð. late Milton Davies,
ßamHton, On t., and who was first m.
to D. B. Chisholm, barrister and ex-
M.P., and whom she dlvoreed, 1889;
was sometime engd. In the reaching
prof., first In the Grand Falls Gram-
mar Sch., becoming, subsequenltly, prin-
cipal of the pUblic sch., Fredericton
.Junction, classical master Bapt. Semy.,
do., principal or the La-dies' High Sch.,
do., and finally prof. of classics In the
Unlv. of N.B.; ,reslgntlng therefirom,
1879, he entd. upon an exrenslve lec-
turing tour In the U.S. and Can., dur-
Ing which he spo
e chlefiy on the sub-
ject of Temp. and Prohibition; sat
tor Kings, N.H. (H.C.) as an Ind. Con.,
1882-96; for York, N.B., 1896-1900; and
since g.e. 1904 has sat for N. Toronto:
unsucc.ess!uHy contested St. .John City
(H. C.), g.e. 1900, and N. Ontario
(H.lC.) at a bye-election, Mch. 10,
1903; held office successively as Minr.
of Marine and Fisheries and Minr:
of Finance, under Sir .John Mac-
donald, 1885-91, and as Minr. of
Finance, in the Abbott, Thompson,
Bowell a'nod Tu,pper Admns. suoces-
Sli'rely, 1891-96; was Gov1. qlOOider in
t!hie H. C. ðuring .Jan., 1896, and -diU,r-
In.g the sesosi'On of 1905: was one of the
",Nest OIf Trat'ÍJOII's," so oa,Ued by Sir
M'ackenz'i'e .BOIW1eIi1 (q.v.): as Mlnr. of
Mari'ne and Fìis>hoeol'ies, he 'had tJo pre-
pare tile Can. ,siðe of we case tin IOOgaro
to Ifflle Doop Soo. F'isherioes !or ,the joln't
comn. ,thiwt sat at WrasIh'ington In 1888
resulting in the Chamberlain-Bayard
Treaty; this duty he performed with
great care and thoroughness; he
visited the W. I. in connection with
trade Interests In 1889, and In 1892
and 1894 visited Eng. regarding the
finances of the Dom., on the latter
occasion negotlatln.g a loan of $11,250,-
000: was one of Canada's represent-
atives to the first Intercol. Conf., Ot-
tawa, 1892, and was the mover thereat
of the resolution affirming the 3idvlsa-
bllity or trade preference between the
Colonies and Mother Country: In 1891
he moved for the appt. of a royal
comn. on {he liquor traffic: In .June,
1895, was 1me omtor of the dlay e.,t
the unveiling of the Macdonald monu-
ment, Montreal; In .June, 1895, sup-
ported the late Mr. Davin In his resolu-
tion for the extension or the Dom.
franchise to women: claims to be a
thorough Can. and a firm believer In
the future
realn-eSll of the Dom.; ad-
vocated the constn.lCtion of the C. P.
Ry., belleving that It would be a power-
ful force in the development and uni-
fication of the Dom.; also favours the
Idea of an Imp. Fedoe-ration of the Brit.
Dominions, in which each country,
while perfectly ,free to manage Its own
domestic affairs, shall be leagued with
all the others In a community of trade
and defence; in 1903, made a series
of speeches in Gt. Brit. on the invita-
tion of Mr. Chamberlain and in sup-
port of Imp. trade preference, and was
heard with great acceptance by large
audiences In Eålnburgh, London, Liver-
pool and other large centres; is a memo
of the Advisory Bd. of the Lib. Con.
Aissn. of Can.; ihas -been 'COnnected,
as presdt. or dlr., with many mining
and Industrial coso in Can.; was ;for
some yrs. V.-P. and gen!.' mangr. of
the Union Trust Co., Toronto, but
retired May, 1906; Is V.-P. for N.B.
of the Can. branch of the Red Cross
Soc.: was one of the representatives
of th-e H.C. at the coronation of King
George and Queen Mary, .June, 1911,
and was present, by Invitation, In
Westminster Abbey on that occasion;
elected an hon. life memo of the
National Club, Toronto, 1900: a con-
tributor to the periodical pres.s: one of
U The Four Georges"; is a Free
Christian; was a memo of the comte.
t'O ol1ga.n'ize a BaJþt. Undon, 1908; IOn
tohe defeat. of IÌlhe LaU'1'1ier AdmlJ1. a.t
t'hie polls, g. e. 19.11, 9.00e'Pted loffice as
Minr. 'Of Trade am rGommeroo .in true
BOl1doen GOVit., Dot. 10, 1911; actin,g
Premier, .1911; Ba.'pt..--61 Macdonald
St., Ottawa; Toronto ; National Club,
Toronto; ,Canadian Club, do.
"The ab.lest and most acrimoniou.s of
the Oommon's debaters."-Can. Re8ource..
"A lucid a.nd pleasing speaker and -one
o.f the best debaters in Parliament."-T.
Globe.
.. He towers abovø a.ll othe'rs ,as the
foremoSlt Conservativø critic, but IlIObody
loveos him when he sits oown."-S. N.
" In Parliament did more work than any
man can lon.g e,ndure': he made himself an
authority on every quest1Û'n, <and had
charge for his iparty o.f <an financial que.s.
tÏ<ms."-St. John Standard.
"An admil"able speaker; is exoeUent o.n
the iploa.tf()rm and exceHent in Parliament;
i.t is dJOubtf'll1 if the House of Commons
nO'W conta-ine so g<>oo a. debater, with, peT-
h.a.ps, the single exoopt.ion .of Sir Richard
Ca.rtwrigM; he has not the s
mpathe-tic
eloquence of Sir Wilfrid Laurier. and
therefore his greater performances do not
equal the more finished w()rk of t,he Prime
Minister; but in all the qualities which
make a spe,aker oonsiste-Iltly strong and
uniforml'y effective on the p!.adorm and in
P.arliament, he is sU:l"pa.ssed by noo man
in public life in Canada, .and e<J.ualIe-d
anly by the Premie,r oi\' Ontari<> (H()n. G.
W. Ross, q.v.)".-T. New. (1903).
Poster, George Green, lawyer.
S. Saml. W. F. (q.v.) and Ellen
(Green) F.; b. Knowlton, P.Q., .June
21, 1860; e. Knowlton Acad. and Mc-
Glll Untv. (B.C.L., 1881); m., .Jan.,
1896, Mary Maud, o. d. late Hon. G. C.
V. Buchanan, .Judge S. C., P.Q.; advo-
cate, 1881; K.C., 1896; has success-
fully practised his prof. in Montreal
FOSTER-FOTHERINGHAM.
415
f1hr.oughl()ut; at iprese'n1 ds hoo.'d of the
ftnn of F., Martin, 'Mann, Mackinnon
& Hackett; one of the leaders of the
bar; Is V.-P. Orford Mountain Ry. Co.,
St. Lawrence Power Co. and Geo. Hall
Coal Co.; a dir. Eastern Townships
Bank, Montreal St. Ry., Aluminum Co.
of Am., Northern Aluminum Co., Can,
Light & Power Co., and Dom. Guaran-
tee Co.; also a dlr. St. George's Soc.;
a Con.; formerly presdt. Eastern
T!Jwnships Con. Assn.; unsuccessfully
contested Brome (H.C.), g. e., 1896;
an Ang.-8 Edgehill Ave.. JIontreal;
summer: {( Blarne1f Castle," Knowlton,
P.Q.; Me. Royal Club; Montreal Club;
Mont1"eal Hunt Club, Montreal; Rideau
Club, Ottawa.
ro.ter, Col, Eon, John Gilman, con-
sular service.
Of Puritan stock; a Uneal descendant
of Elder Brews<te<r and Sbetpihoen Hop-
kins, who came over in The May-
flower; ancestor, Thos. F., came to
Am. in ship Hercules. 1634; s. late Hon.
Austin T. F., presdt. Nat. Bank and
V.-P. Massawippi VaHey Ry., Derby
Lin'e. Vt.. anc
Sarah H. (Gilman) F.;
b. Derby Line, Mch. 9, 1859; e. Godòard
Semy., Barre. Vt., and Tuft's Col1.,
Mass. (B.A., 1880) ; m., 1886, Clara S.,
d. Judge Amos Lee Merrim,an, Peoria,
Ill.; Counspllor-at- Law, (Vt.) 1881;
sat in Vt. Leg., 1892-3; apptd. CoI. on
staff, Gov. Vt., 1892; dir. Eastern
s,taff, Gov. of v,t., 1892; '<lir. Ea,st-ern
T,ps. Bank, Shie<l'bl'ooke, P.Q., 1893-7;
sinoo tlh-en V.-P. Nat. Bank, Derb
Line;
Oonsul-GenI. f.or tlhe U. S., HaJ1If>ax,
N.S., 1897-1903 (entel'tJained M a pub-
Uc banquet by Ed. of T.rade and citizens
of Halifax, and his wife presented with
a handsome set of furs on leaving that
cIty); promoted Consul-Gent. at Ot-
tawa, June 18, 1903; took part In the
D.S. Reciprocity negotiations, Ottawa,
1910; suggested that the commemora-
tion of the century of peace between
the U.S. and Can. be marlred by the
bundlng of a great intern. bridge be-
tween the ,two countries at Niagara
Falls, .do.-A,ne1"Ìcan Consulate, Well-
ington St. Ottawa; 1
Laurier Ave. E.,
Ottawa; 'Rideau Club; Ottawa Golf
Club; Ottawa Hunt Club, do.
.. Ne'Ver had there
n any tWQ pe-r80n8
representing the American Govt. (oocauße
Mrs. Fo.srer also represented that <fflvt.),
who had so oompletely won their way in,to
the hearts of the pe'ople of Halifax a5 had
the Consul-Gent. and Mrs. FOßter."-Lt..
Gov. Hon. ..4.. G. Joneø; øpeech at Halifa-x,
July, 190
.
roster, Samuel Willard, railway pre-
sident.
S. late Dr. Stephen S. F., an early
settler In the E. T., who represented
Sh-eff.ord in the Can. ParIt., 1841-7; b.
Shefford, 1832; e. Shefford Acad., Con-
cord, ,'Mass., and Un1iv. of V,ermont; m.,
1857 (wif>e fior:merly ,pre's(]t. W. C. T. D.,
P.Q.) ; stJudlied law under H. :B. Terrill
and .113, te .Judge Hi'CIM'OO, and, after ,hii!l
c:aJH to 1'M boar, Ipra<"Hsed for .a cons,idler.
ablte peri'Od in .tih.e ,(]list. or St. Frands:
f(}r 8 Y'l"S., up >11() Aug., 1877, was Dist.
.Magte. and Judge or the Sessl.ons for
the Dist. of Bedford; a ralIway organ-
Izer and promoter; took an actlvp part
in securing the construction of the
Stanstead. Shefford an<'l Chamhly R)'.,
of whtc'h he was presdtt., and later,
In assoclaUon with his bro., the
late H. S. F.. d,id much 10 'P'Tomo,Ì'p
the com
tructlon of ,the South-E3Jstprn
Ry. ; also .olbtalned a charter for
the Montreal and Champlain Junc-
tion Ry., for a hranch extending from
the Våot()f!"ia bflidg'e '00 th-e 1ntpTn.
boundary line; a (lir. Beauharnois Ry.,
Montreal and Ch'lmpla.in .Junction Ry. :
presdt. and mango flir. of thp Orford
:MJounltn,ln Ry., an'd V.-'P. .of t'he D. S.
and ICan. Ry.; presented with his por-
trait in oils by the cltizens of Knowl-
ton in ackn.owledgrment of his .. vaIu-
able s-ervices," 1904; a Oon.; an Ang.
and e. ò
l. ,t'O bh'e Syn"Od.-" Darley
Place," Knowlton, P.Q.
Foster, Walter Edward, merchant.
Third s. late E. H. F. and EIlz
b('th
F., St. Martins, N.B.; b. there, Ant 9,
1874; e. there; m., Jan., 1900, Joa.n
Mary, d. late Wm. Vasslp: in servIce
Bank of N.B. 10 yrs.; retired 1899. to
become a memo of the wholesale dry
goods ftnn of Vassie & Co., Ltd., St.
John; now and! for some yrs. V.-P. anò
mango diT. do.; V.-P. Bd. of Trad\e, St.
John, 1906-7: opresdt. do.. 1908-9; is
presdt. .St. Martin's Ry. -Co.; formerly
an otTr. N. B. Reg.t., Can. ATty. : retired
wlt!h rank of capt.. 1903: a Lib.. and
.. a great admirer of LauriE'!!' anð F'leld-
Jng "; I!lidvoca.rtes -a m'aI"itime unolon:
Ang.-27 Petcr St.. 8t. John, N.R.:
summer residence: Rothesay, N.B.;
Union Club, st. John.
Foster, WilUam Ga-rland, journalist.
S. Benj. and Ellen Jane (Garland)
F.; b. Be.Jj's C'OITn.ers. nr. Obtawa,
ApI. 25, 1879; e. Co. Carleton public
schs. and Ottawa Coll. lnst.; joined
statT Ottawa Free Press, Mch., 1898;
since then has heen engd. on various
journals in WinnIpeg, Portagp la
Prairie, Man. and Victoria and Nelson,
B.C.; now (1!110) mango ed. I>rril.lf
News. Nelson. B.C'.: a consistpnt Con.
-Nelson, B.C.; Nelson Club, do.
rotheringham, Bev, Thoma. rrancis
(Pre.sb. ).
S. Thos. and Frances S. (Flaws) F.,
both natives of Orknev SC'ot.; b.
Hammon, Ont., Ant 6, iS47; e. Cen-
tral Sch. there, D.C. ColI., Toronto
Dniv. (B.,A., 1871; M.A., 1872), Knox
ColI. (grad., 18H), United Presb. Hall,
Edinburgh, and Lei-pzig Unlv.: D.D.
(hon.), Hallfax Presb. Co1I., 1901; m.,
1st, Sept., 1875, Miss Annie R. Cruick-
shank (d. .July, 1882); 2n-d,jy, May,
1887, Miss Amelia E. Trimble, St.
John, N.B.; o. 1875; was pastor, Nor-
wood and Hastings, Ont.; for a brief
period, lect. In Apologetics, Queen's
Dniv., Kingston; later, removed to
Santa. Monica, Davisville, Colton and
San Bernardino. CaI. ; returnerl to Can.,
1883; pastor St. John Ch., St. John,
N.B., 1883-1908; since then has been
pastor, Tr1nlty Presb. Ch., Orland, Cal. ;
was conve.ner .of ftlh-e Pres'b. GenJ..
Assembly's Comte. on Sabbath Schs.
for some yrs.; founded the series of
Lesson Helps now In use in that ch.;
416
FOUCH!ER-FRALECK.
has taken a prominent part In the
Christian Endeav-our movement; widely
known In conection with the introduc-
tion of the" Boys' Brigade" Into Can. ;
was Br.i.gaðe 'P'I'esoiH. for Oan. untll
Lord Aberdeen accepted that position'
ø. IJiIb.-Citrona Park, Orland, Cal, '
Foucher, Auguste AcbUle, physician.
S. Frnnçoi,s (mod OdHe (Durooher)
F.; b. Jollette, P.Q.: e. local colI.:
m., 1881, Lumina. 3rd d. late Hon. .J.
B. RoHand, senator, Montreal: M.D.,
Vlct. Unlv., 1879; took special course
In diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat In Europe: whl1e there was
apptd. prof. of ophtha1. and otoI.,
Laval Unlv.: subsequently took an
active part In the foundation of Notrf
Dame Hosp., Montreal; became sur
.
oculist and aurlst there; Is also a Ufe
gov., do. : presQt. Montreal Med,kal Soc.,
1886; hon. chairman sec. on O'toI., Pan'"
Am. Congre-ss, Washinlg'ton, D.IC.. 1893:
;presdt. L' Assn. .des MM. .de Langue
Franc. de l' Am. ðu NOf\d', '1904 ; a;pptd.
by French Govt. an oiTr. de 1'Inst.
Pub., do.: a memo La Soc. Franc.
d'Opht'haI. de Paris, and, of La Soc.
Franc. d'Hyglene: pubHshed an ex-
haustive treatise on diseases of the
eye, ear and throat, 1894; for nearlv
30 yrs. has been a contributor to th'e
Union Med. du Can. and other tech-
nical journals: a Con.; a R. C.-9G
St. Denis St" Montreal.
FoW'ler, Bey, James (Presb.), educa-
tionist.
Acottlsh orl
ln: e. s. Geo. antI .Tane
(McKnight) F.; b. Bartlbog, N.H.. July
16. 1829; e. LitHe Bran
h Sch.. Chat-
ham Grammar Sclh. and N. B. Unlv.
(M.A., 1872; LL.D., 1900); !pursued
theol. studilf's Prresb. Con., Ha.lIfax,
N.S.; m., 1858, Miss !Mary Ann Mc-
Leod, Truro, N.S. (d
1890) ; o. 1857;
held various pastorates; Teslgned from
active ch. duty. owing to chronic laryn-
gitis, 1876; science master, Prov1. N-or-
ma-I Sch., Fredericton, N.B.. 1878-80;
Iect., nat. science, Qu
n's UniÏv.,
Ktngi9tton, 1880-91; pr-of. do. .f1{)., '18!11-
1907, when .retlred; F.R.S.C.. 1891;
author of varIous contributions to
C"I'M1lÌJifi() .loHeroJtul'e. - 121 Union St.,
Kingston. Onto
Fowler, William Henr7 Ðegbie, jour-
nalist.
S. late Monmouth H. F., Lak?
lde.
Hampton, N.H.: b. San Francisco, CaI.,
Nov. 20, 1877: e. St. Paul's SC'h., Lon-
don, En
., and Stanford Univ., Cn!.
(B.A.) : m., Feb.. 1909, Laura. d. C. B.
Wens, Maul, HawaII: Hbrarlan S
m
Francisco Chronicle, 1
94-5: coast ed.
00. do., 1896-1902, 1906-9; also auto-
mobllf' writer: nf>WS0a11pr ani! 11lng.
correspondent.-!I!
Crr.1ifo r 11Ïn St.. San
Francisco, Cal.; Stanford Club, do
Foy, Hon, James Joseph, lawyer:
,statesman.
S. late Patrick F., Toronto, who
came. from Irel.. 1832. and became a
partner In business house of the late
.Jas. Austin. IprE'sdt. of the Dom. Bank;
h. Toronto. Feh. 22, 1847; e. St.
Michael's CoIl., Toronto, and Ushaw
CoIl., Durham, Eng-.; I
L.D. (hon.),
Toronto Unlv., 1902; m., 1879, Marie
(d. .July, 1903), d. late Maurice
0u"V1Ïla1oer, MOll/tT-ea:l (see Morgan"s
u Type's IOf Clan. W'omten") ; ool'lrist.E'!r,
1871;. ben.cbter 'Of .the Law Soc., 1881,
and sanee; K.C. (M. I{)'f Lome), 1883;
.Ins s'U!C'C'e,ssfuUy praot.lse-d 'hris pl!1of. In
ToronTo; a fQI'\me'r p'3Jrtnoe-r 'Of J. Stp'W
l}'!t
Tupper, K.C. (q.v.). and .John A. Mø.c-
doneH, K.C. (q.v.); now, and for
some yrs. head of the firm of 1<'. &
K.eNy (q.v.); one 'Of .the 1.pao(!lers O'f
11he bar; d-s V.-P. Albany 01.ub ahd
Nat. Life Assur. 00.; a ðiÏr. T()rr.on10
GfflJ1. Trusof)s Oonpn., Am. SU'T'e<ty 00.
of N. Y, DOl!l1 l inti'O-lli Bank, Nilag\3.ffi
Nav. Co. and Nat. Sanitarium A
sn .
formerly presdt. St. Mi:?h3t'l's 'con:
Alumni Assn.. Onto Lib.-Con. Assn.\
Co. York Law Assn., and 'roronto
Orthopedic Hosp.; a del. Irish Nat.
Convention, Dublin, 1896; do., Ottawa
Interprov. Confs., 1906 and 1910. do
Quebec Interpr-ov. Conf., 1906;' ð
:
FE'dera1 Conf. on Educ., London, Eng-.,
1907: a Con.; has s-at for S. Toronto
(Local), since 1898; apptd. Commr. of
Crown ,Lands In the W'hltney Adpm.,
Feb. 8, 1905; sin
e May 30, 1905, has
been Afl'ÌJy-Genl.. Onfl.; d.edln'ed an
aiPlpt. \ÌJO lÌJbe 'ben
1h, ma'd'e by the
Laurrler Govt. ; a R. C.-90 Isabel1n St
Toronto: TOl'onto Club: Albany Club.,:
Royal Can. Yacht Club, do.
II One of tne wnitest of public men."-
Dr. Sproule, M.I'. (q.v.).
"A sound lawyer and 8' good adminie-
tratoT."-Farmer'.. Sun.
"A man of undoubted integrity, ability
and good citizenship in eve.ry I'espect."-
T. World.
"No pubHc man stands ni
her in the
estimatio
of his felk>rw men."-Late Sir
Oliver Mowat.
"A man o.f ho
est purpose snd strict
rectitude and of un'Usual independence of
character."-T. New...
Foy, William Sherwood, educationi!';t.
S. Rev. E. T. F., treas. of Bapt. Mls-
sl-ons, Toronto: b. there: e. Harbord
ColI. Inst., McMaster Unlv., Toron'to
(B.A., 1!100: M.A.. 1906). and .Johns
Hopkins Unlv. (Ph.D., 1911) ; was pro!.
of Greek, Brandon ColI., oMan., for some
yrs.: later, took a post-grad. course
at Johns Hopkins Unlv., where he was
feHow by courtesy, 1909-10, and Unlv.
fencyw ,In classical archæol., 1910-11; In
the latter year was aoptd. asst. prof.
of classics, Princeton Unlv.; Is a con-
tributor to the Am. Journ, of Phil.:
Bapt.-Princeton, N.J.
F'raleck, His Honour Edison BaldWin,
Co. Ct. judge.
German ancestry on paternal side;
great-grandf., Martin Fröllg, who rose
to the rank of col., served during the
Am. revolutionary war. on rebel
Ide:
grran,M., Lewis Fraleck, a LoyalIst. who
came to Can.: father, Thos. Tl11otson
F.. served on IIO'yoall sille througihiCmt
the war of 1812, and remained on the
rons till 1821: maternal grandf.,
Robt. Nicholson, a native of Aberdeen,
Scot.. and a capt. In a Highland regt.,
served throug-hout the Am. revolution-
ary war, coming to Can. about 1793,
on account of the persecution of the
FRAME-FRASER,
417
Loyalists by the U, S. Govt.; b. Tp.
Sidney, Co. Hastings, ant., Feb. 6,
1841; e. public and high schs., and
Queen's Un lv, (B.A., 1863) ; m., Aug.,
1874, .Jane E., d. late Wm. .Judd, Ster-
HlLg, ant.; barrister, 1868; successfully
practised his .prof. at Belleville; has
been junior judge for Co. Ha.stings,
since Dee. 28, 1881; R. O. undeiI'
E. F. Ad, 1885; judge of the Surro-
gate Ct., 1906; a couniCillor, Queen's
Univ., for a lengthened period; a
lieut., 49th Regt., 1868-74; a strong
and active wrlte>r on political subjects,
before his elevation; a keen sports-
man, aml has contributed frequently
to Can. Mag., Can. Sportsman, Forest
and Stream, etc., the result of his ex-
periences as such; Is and always will
be an I:rIljpoeJ'\iaÞlst and 13. IproltJeC'N
nist;
a '1'eady rand fluent speaker; did Spol:e71-
dJid servic.e, as such, ðuring ,the 0071-
fud,øratl'O'n oam'P'3.!Ígn, ralLd subsequeJlJt.-
Joy; a Presb.-Belleville, Onto
Frame, :Miss Elizabeth, author.
Irish origin; e. d. late .John and
.Janet (Sutherland) F., Shubenacadie,
N.S.; grandd. Matthew and Elizabeth
(Murdock) F., the latter the only sis-
ter of Rev. Jas. Murdoch, the first
ordained clergyman of the Presb. Ch.
to settle permanently In Can.; b. Shu-
benacadlp., Mch., 1820; e. by her
grandfather, at J. S. Thompson's pri-
vate sch. for ladles, Halifax, where
she had for sch. mate, Sir John S. D.
Thompson, a future prime minister, at
Truro Acad. and Normal Sch.; was
for 38 yrs. a public sch. teacher; be-
sides numerous contributions to the
newspaper and mag. press, Is the au-
thoro! the following vols. :-" Descrip-
tive Sketches of Nova Scotia, In Prose
and Verse" ; II The Twlllght of
Faith" ; .. A Memoir of the Rev.
.Tames Murdoch," II Settlers on the
Shubenacadle," and .. The Mlc-Macs, a
brief history of the Aborigines of the
Provinces"; several other papers have
appeared In the Trans. of the N. S.
Rist. Soc. and those of the Mass.
Rist. Soc.; Presb.-Shubenacadie, N.S.
Francis, Walter Joseph, civil engr.
Eng.-Can. descent; s. Joseph and
Elizabeth F.; b. Tp. York, nr. To-
ronto, .Jan. 28, 1872; e. Toronto ColI.
[nst.; m., 1897, Miss Laura Grainger,
Deer Park, Toronto; studied for his
pJ'lOlf. at thJe Onto Soh. PTa.cli>CtaJ] ,Scii'ence
and Toronto Unlv. (C.E., with honours,
1901); assoc. memo Can. Soc. C. E.,
f896; mem., do., 1902; assoc. memo
Am. Soc. C. E., 1901; mem., do., 1904;
on enlging. srtaffs G. T. Riy., C. IP. Ry.,
and In private practice; In service
Dept. Rys. and Canals, Can., for nearly
9 yrs., being for 4 yrs. engr. hydraulic
lift locks on Trent Canal, and In Im-
mediate chargf', under Mr. R. B.
Rogers, of that important work
tm its completion. in 1904; award-
ed Gzowskl med., 1906, by Can. Soc.
C. E. for paper, .. Mechanical Canal
Locks In Canada"; has written many
articles on prof. !Subjects; Is Can.
writer for The Engineer, London,
Eng.; was asst. to Royal Comn. on
QuebE'c Bridge enquiry, 19(\7-8: at
14
present consulting engr., Montreal; an
enthusiastic Freemason; a past first
principal In Royal Arch Masonry, past
presiding preceptor of Knights Tem-
plar, and a memo of the Order of the
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine; a Meth.
-4881 Sherbrooke St. W., Westmount..
Montreal; Engineers' Club, do.
.. An engineer of great skill and ability."
-Late Bon. A.. G. Blair.
Francq, Gustav, labor leader.
B. France; became a naturalized
Brit. citizen, Feb. 21, 1891; prop. Mer-
cantile Printing Co.. Montreal; edits
and .publishes L'Ouvrler (Montreal)
since 1908; presdt. Jacques Cartier
Typograph. Council and successively
V.-P. and ,presdt. for Quebec of the
. Dom. Trades and Labor Congress;
elected V.-P. do. do. Can" 1910; un-
successfully contested Hochelaga
(local) la;bour Interest, g. e., 1903.-
123 Buller Ave., Ville St. Loui8, Mon-
treal.
Fraser, Alexander, ant. pUblic ser-
vl.ce; author: Gaelic scholar.
S. Hugh and Mary (Mackenzie) F.;
b. Inverness-shire, Scot., Nov. 2, 1860;
e. parish sch., Inverness High Sch.,
Davidson's Classical Acad., Perth and
Glasgx>'W Undv. (M.A.); lID., MlC!h., .1SS9,
Christina Elizab
th Frances, e. d. late
S. F. Ramsay, M.D., Toronto; came to
Can., 1886; for many yrs. city ed. To-
ronto Mail and Toronto Mail & Empire;
ed. Scottish-Cem., Massey Illustrated,
The Pre8b. Rev. and Fraser's Scotti8h
Annual; apptd. Provl. ArC'hlvlst, ant.,
1903; Grand Chid, Sons of Scot., 14
yrs.; presdt. Gaeldc Soc. of Can., 4
yrs. ; now hon. secy. and librarian, do.;
was one of the originators of the 48th
Regt. Highlanders, Toronto, 1891; Is
presdt. Can. Folklore Soc., Can. Frater-
nal Assn. and Scottish Can. Aßsn. ; for-
merly presdt. Toronto Burns Club and
Highland Shlnty Club; hon. secy.,
Empire Club. Toronto, 1910: d
Uvered
the an-nu3JI Gaelic a.dd1'\ßS8 be!ore tJhe
Inverness, Scot., GaeUe Soc., 1895; ie:
a councillor, Ont. Hist. Soc.: formerly
chairman, Toronto CoIl. Inst. Bd.;
lect. In Gaelic Knox CoH. for some
yrs.; author: II Short Scottish Can.
Biographies," .. 'Dhe Last Laird of
M
Nab:' II Essays on Celtic Litera-
ture," II Practica;l Lessons In Gaelic
Grammar," II History of Toronto,"
.. Guide to Toronto," II Antiquities and
Art." II The Mission of the Scot In
Canada," .. History of the 4Rth Hig'h-
landers," .. 'Dhe Clan FfIaSIeJI' in Oanla.-
ða," IR710d .. Hdstlory ICYf Onltarlo"; a
Freemason; IR Presb.-" Kineras," 61
Woodlawn Ave., Toronto.
II RegaTded a,a th9 Gaeli C IIchQ,ta.r o-f
highest authority in the Dominion."-
U. & E.
Fraser, Rev, Alexander X.ouls (Pre
-
byterlan).
S. Hugh and Charlotte F.; b. Blue
Mountain, N.S., .July 8, 1870; e. Pictou
Acad., Dalhousie Unlv. (B.A., 1895;
M.A., 1904), Presb. CoIl., Halifax
(B.D., 1897), and New ColI., Edln-
bur
h (post-grad. coure); m" 1199,
Miss Ida May MacCasklll, Arlchat,
N.S.; 0.. 1897: !'tH"C'f'!'slvely pastor
418
Newport and Gt. Village, N.S.; gaIned
a scholar. at Harvard Div. Sch., 1898,
but did not take advantage of it;
has contributed poems and literary
essays to leading Can. puhIio'ttions:
author of two vols.: "Sonnets and
Other Verses" (1909) and "At LIfe's
WIndows" (1910). - Great Village,
N.S.
.. A writer nf artistic and scholarly
verse."-H. Ohronicle.
Traser, Angus William, lawyer.
Scottish origin; s. late .Jas. and Isa-
be'I,11a F.. Looh Garry, Glenga,rry, Ont.;
b. there, Aug. 22, 1859; e. AlexandriR
High Sch.; m., Dec., 1900, Mary, d.
.John Bromley, Pembroke, Ont.; bar-
rIster, 1887; K.C., 1899; successfully
praot'isoo IM.s prof. .10' Ot'tla:wa; memo tOf
fJ.'r.m Perkilns, F. & Gibson; 'One I{Jf
the leaders of the ,bar; a trustee Ot-
tawa LadLes' iColl.; a 'PT-omoter and
dir. KeewatIn Flour Mollls Co., and of
the Finance
orpn. 'Of Oan.; dlr. Leitch
Od1ß.lIer-les, Ltld., and Oopeolland-Ohoa.tJt'er-
son-CraIn, Ltd.; presdt. Onto and Man.
F1j'our ,MillIS, Ltd.; V.-P. Riig>h.t I()f Way
Mines, Ltd.; actilv.e'ly lò'ernltified wl'tJh
O'tiher iÍndus. and 'Inanrfg. OOI'1P{)Ira-
Hons; long Identified with LIb. party,
both In Glengarry and Ottawa; presdt.
Ottawa Reform Assn., 1901-3; an Odd
Fellow (chlpf ranger) and a Forestf'r:
elected presdt. St. Andrew's Soc., Ot-
tawa, 1910; Prtes,b.-151 Gilmour St.,
Ottawa; Rideau Club, do.
"One of the most successful lawyers in
Otta.w,a....-M. Herald.
Fraser, Mrs, Bessie G" widow.
D. Wm. Graham, New Glasg-ow,
N.S.; b. and e. there; m., Oct., 1878,
Duncan Cameron (d. Sept., 1910), e.
s. Alex. and Ann (Ohisholm) Fraser;
wh'O, enterIng pubIlc life, was succes-
sIvely a memo of the local Legislature,
a memo of the H. C., a judge of the
Sup. Ct. of N.S., and at the time of
hils tloeatlh Lt.-Gov. of ,tihte Prov-lnoe
of N.S. ; 'ÌiOQk a 'PromIn.en:t 'PaI't iÍn oon-
noOOt.I'on with .t!he te,stiÍm'On'ia1 :pres'enlteid
by the peoople of N.S. to othe Prince
n.nòP1rlncess of WallE's, n,ow King
GelO'rge an.d 'Queen Ma'l'Y, 1908, anò
reoeived obhie tJhla.nks I()f Heor M1ajoe,sty for
the Jw.nl(!tSloone 'Present re.fe'rred Ito;
f'lresb.-New Gla8gow, N.S,
Fraser, Charles Frederick, educatlon-
j,st; journalist.
One of the Lovat Frasers; S. late
B. D. F., M.D., and Eliza-beth (AllI-
scm) F., Wdn-dso r, N.S.; b. 'ÌJhere, Joan.
4, 1850; e. there; M.A. (hon.), Unlv.
KIng's Call., 1884; LL.D. (do.), Dal-
housie Univ., 1901; m., 1st, 1891, Ella
:I. (d. May 21, 1909; contributed fre-
quently to the press and was the
author 'Of II Master SunshIne" and
· other stories of an entertaining and
instructive character), d. late Jas.
Hunter, St. .John, N.B.; 2ndly, .June,
1910, .Janie C. R., d. Wm. Stephens,
.. Burn Brae," Brooklyn, N.S.; studIed
at Perkins Inst. for the Blind, Boston,
Mass; since 1873 !has been supdt. of
the S
h. ;for the Blind, Halifax; has
been foremost In the work of edu-
rating the blind, and the sch. over
whirt1 hp pre
iil(>!'1 Is J"f'(,,0'{.mI zN'1 both
FRASER.
on thIs continent and In Europe as one
well-equipped and of a first class
character; estbd. a high class weekly
journal at Halifax, called TI
e Critic,
whfClh enjoyed a wIde popularity dur-
Ing its exIstence, 1884; Is presùt. Hali-
fax Canadian Club, N.S. Telephone Co.
and Halifax Electoral Reform League;
V.-P. Halifax Archæol. Inst.; a dir.
Emp'lre Trust 00.; a m-em. Extve.
Oom.oo., HJaJI.i,fax branch, Brit. Em.p:Ire
Leoa.g-u.e; ;prorrnlOlber N. S. Le.a;gu1e ,f'Or otlhe
Pro.tootJi'Û'l'Þ of otohe Fe'e'bl-e-mindle-dJ, 1908;
pl1e'sæt. NlOrtJh Br1't. Sooc., Hal.!1fax, '1884;
an ATI'g.-n Fan-aline," Bedford, N.S.;
Canadian Club, Halifax.
.. In h,im a.re found a firm will, phe.
nomenal prescience, keen insight, phil{)osoph.
ical patience, tenacity of purpose, tact and
skill in planning and controlling and the
ability to grasp the gene.ral outHnell of any
srubject and also its endless details; added
to these gifts is a passionate industry,
utterly ignorant (}of inactivity."-H. Herald.
Fraser, Charles Gordon, ooucationlst.
Highland descent; S. Gordon and
Sarah Ann (Stackhouse) F.; U. 'E. L.
stock; b. St. Andrews, P.Q., Nov. 24,
1861; m., 1884, MIss Llbbie Wood,
New Hamburg, Ont.; a public echo
teacher; taught In various schs. In
Ont.; joined Toronto pubUc sch. statt,
1894; now and for some yrs. principal
:Mannirug Ave. Scih., Thron10; sIs presdlt.
Toronto Principals' Assn.; has been
prominently connected with public pch.
dJe'P'Ï., Onto EduCtt Assn.; has, beten
presdt. and for some yrs. secy. there-
of; a frequent contributor to the press
on ed/UlCl. IbopIüs; a'll tJhor of ra ærJ'e6
of echo text-books on history, geogra-
phy, hygiene, grammar, lang. work,
composItion, and mental arith., used In
every provInce; an aggressive temp.
worker: very active as the secy. of
the comte. which arranged for the for-
mation of a union of the teachers of
the province; a strong advocate of the
use of the Bible as a regular text-book
in the schs.; a Freemason and a memo
of other fraternal bodies; a Meth.,
class-leader, local preacher. and secy.
Trustee Bd.; enthusIastically devoted
to work among the young people of
the ch.-l0 Sylvan A ve., Toronto.
Fraser, Rev, Daniel James (Presb.),
educationist.
S. late Rev. Allan F., minI". of Alber-
tan, P.E.I., and Ann, d. Prof. .John
Ke.iT, D.D., one or ,tJhe iPI'cmeer mdns. of
P. E.!.; b. Alberton, P.E.I., Sept. 15.
1866; e. PrInce of Wales CoIl., Ch
rl'
lottetown (1st class teaching diploma),
McGlll Unlv. (B.A., with 1st clas!!'
-htornours ,In P'hil., and vta;loedlclo.r!oan.
18')0), and Harvard Unlv. (S. T. B..
18<)7); LL.D., hon. (N. B. Unlv.),
1 !"I 00 ; pursued thpo!. studies Pr('
b.
Call., Montreal (B.D., gold meù.. and
McKay scho!., 18<)3); D.D. (Knox
Call., Toronto, 1908; unm.; lect. In
da.ssks Knox CtOl!.tl., 1890-2, and ed.-dn-
chloeof' College Jou1"nal; O. 1893; III1Ij.nr.
W'Ol.rvm
, N.S., 189,3-5; d'O. St. Ste-
phen's Ch., St. .r.ohn
N.B., 1897-1904;
Slln,ce tJhen ha.s .beIen prof. New Test. ].l1:.
and exe.gesi's, P.resb. Call., Montreal;
a1lC:O a m'C'm. Ed. of 3Iang>t. : mIOdoem,tor,
Montreal Presby.. fOT 6 mC>n't'ns, 19,11;
a:uthJÜ'r II VIotQlI'!Íla, Queen and 'Mot!her"
(1897) S'eTTI11'001S In lPa:tnlpihlert f 'Û'l'l11i 'and
f'requ
,t combrd'lYu<1rions 'ÌJO e<thIæJI I!Lnd
theoI. mags.; sometime chaplain St.
Andrew's Soc., St. .John; V.-P, St. John
Golf Club (champion gentleman golf
player, St. .John), and chaplain Thistle
CurIlng Club; is a chaplain St. An-
drew's Soc., Montreal; a del Pan-
Presb. Alliance, Liverpool, Eng.. 1904.
-Presbyterian College, Montreal;
II The Marlborough," 210 Milton St.,
J,fontreal; Univentity Club; Thistle
Curling Club; St. George Snowshoe
Club, do,
II A cultured Christian
entleman."-
Ohief Justice Barker.
Fraser, Donald Andrew, author.
E. s. late Rev. Donald (Presb.). and
Sarah (Rogf>rson) F.; b, Port Elgin,
Ont., ApI. 30, 1875; e. public schs.,
ant. and B. C., Victoria High Sch.,
and Normal Sch., Vancouver; a sch.
teacher since 1897: taught at Sooke.
1 897-1901 ; .s'incre .tlhen at Vlcoo-ria; '3. u-
vb-o'r tOf "\'ers'(>Is and! short sIDøbches fO'r
mIa,g:s. ; publdSlheid
.a VIo'1. .o.f verse, II Peib-
bil-e,g and ShelfilS" (1909): PreSb.-314
Phænix Place, Vktoria, B.a.
Fraser, Elisha Alexander, lawyer.
S. Rev. NIram A. and ElIzabeth
(Fletcher) F.; b. Bowmanvllle, ant.,
Mch. 13, 1837: e. Oberlin COli. and
Mich. Univ. (A.B., 1863: A.M.. 1866) ;
m., Dec. 1863, Mis5 Maud J. Lym-
burner; was supdt. pubUc schs., Kala-
mazoo, Mich., 1864-73: barrister, 1873;
successfully practised hIs prof. In
Battle Creek; since 1876, at Detroit;
was city atty., Battle Creek, 1875-6:
since 1892, has been a prof. Detroit
Coli. otf Law; a Rep.; a prominent
Pres.b.; ruling elder, Fort St. Ch., De-
troit; del. GenI. Assembly, Presb. Ch,
in U.S., N.Y., 1889 and 1904; a memo
comte. to revIse the creed, 1900-4;
represented Presb. Ch. of U.S. at Pan-
Piresb. AlIlance, Liverpool, Eng., 1904:
òellvered address -on II Christianity and
National Expansion" there.-l054 4th
A ve., Detroit, Mich.
Fraser, George Albert Holden. retired
educationist; lawyer.
S. late Rev. Wm. F., D.D., for more
than 40 yrs. stated elk. Genl. Assembly
Presb. Ch. in Can., and Marla .James.
d. late Jas. Nicholas, M.D.. Guernsey.
and latterly of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio;
b. Bond Head, Ont., Mch. 3, 1867: e
Bradford High Sch., Barrie CoIl. Tnst..
and Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1889: M.A..
1890); was tutorial fellow in cla5siC's.
Toronto Unl"Ç'., 1889-91, and 5ubse-
Quently presiding examr. and examr
in cJasslcs same Univ., examr.
n ant.
A,g-rk'lll. O
lil., anorl <a.SSQoc. e:xamT. in
Ðdul('Mi-on Delprt., On<1.; l3.'Pip!tJd. ])J'()f. 011'
T.;a,t,in and Gre<ek la , ng1.J02.,g--es .and 1111. in
-co
1. of Mon1Jan.a. 189.1, and, wh
Joe
.ho!dIng that chaIr, became a memo
StJaJte Coundl -On HIgher Edu.c. :
resigned Þo.trh poe!<1i011S, 1893, Wlhoen
Rp'ptd. prof. o,r l.GJtdn, Oo'l-omdo OoiN.;
.resigned, 1898, 1100 -enlÌ.oe'r l1e'g>a.'1 !plrofes-
.sion, -af-tler ihJavln,g made ta repuw..tllon
wfhoereveT lbee had b
as Ian u:nruS'llaJJo1y
bl"lJIl.anot !anod! etloC('lE'oSl'1ful umv. Ject. and
FRASER.
419
i11JSltroclOT; was ca:lQeã rbo tlhoe 'ba!r, 1901;
now a 'PraotdSlln-g ICtO'UnseJ,J,or at laiW,
Denver, and 1!:W'!St. rabt'Y. Denver MIdJl'and
Ry.: Oon. 'in can., ReV. in U.S.-Bos-
ton Bldg., Denver, 0010.
Fra8er, George Brown, merchant.
B. Stricken, Aiberdeenshire, Scot.; e.
Old Deer Parish Sch.; m., 1880, Re-
becca, d. late .John Morrison, contrac-
tor: trained to the dry goods trade;
came to Can., 1875; now and for many
yrs. a partnf'r in the wholesale house
of Greenshields, Ltd., Montreal; a
councillor and presdt. dry goods Bee.,
Montreal Bd. of Trade; a memo Tarlf!'
Comte.: dir. .Jas. Williamson Storage
Co.: life gov. Montreal Genl. Hosp.;
a memo St. Anòn'w's Soc.; Presb.-.f
!I[urray Ave. Westmount, lI
ontreal;
St. James's Club; Can., 1Jfanitou, West-
mount, and Beaconsfield Golf Olubs, do.
rra.er, Graham, manufacturer.
S. late Thos. F., New Glasgow, N.S.;
h. there, Aug. 12, 1846; e. there: m.
Miss Ch'trlotte Dicks, Pictou, N.S.:
founded tI'1e Hope Iron Works. 1872.
later, founded the N. S. Forge Co., and
still lrater, -in 1882, the N. S. Steel &
Coal Co., Ltd.; of this latter Co. was
mangr. fo.r some yrs.; apptd. GenI.
Man gr. Dom. Iron & .steel Co., Jan. 1,
1
04, but retired from all connection
with this organization, Dec., 1909:
general1y recogn,ized as one of the 'Íore-
m05t pioneers in coal mining and steel
making in CaJI}e Breton; elected Mayor
of New Gla.ggow, 1910; a Presb.-New
Glasgow, N.S. .
Fraser, Lieut.-Col. Harry Redfern,
lawyer.
S. late John D. and Ellen Stott
(Redfern) F.; latter stilI llving; b.
Sherbrooke, P.Q., Sept. 24, 1859: e.
there; m., Aug., 1902, HarrIet Helen
Mackenzie, e. d. Arthur F. Simpson,
Sherbrooke, P.Q.; LL.B. (Bishop's
ColI., LennoxviIle, P.Q.); advocate,
1883; K.C., 1906; practises his prof.
at Sherbrooke; a memo firm Hurd &:
F.; one O'f -the ille.aJdteors of .the PrO'ViI.
'bar; successive:l,y fÌ.t'eaJS. and bdtonnier;
for yrs. a memo City Council; first
mayor of SheIibrooke eleoct-ed !by 'the
peaple, 1898; do. agaIn. 1902 ; a trustee
Bishop's ColI. and chairman dirs.
Bishop's CoIl. Sch.; presdt. Lake Mal:\-
sawlppi Fish and Game Protec. Club;
formerly mango dlr. Sherbrooke Exbn.;
rose step by step from the ranks to
the command of the 53rd Regt.: re-
th'ed., 1906: Ibolds loong seI"V'foOO deoora-
Uon; a staunch and consistent Con.,
and has supported his party on all oc-
casions; a strong loyalist and a thor-
oug-h believer In and upholder of Brit.
connection; an Ang., a ch. warden, and
a del. to the Synod.-26 Melbourne St.,
Sherbrooke, P.Q.; St. George's Club,
do.
Fraser, James William, electrical en-
gineer.
S. John and Catherine Forbes
(Nairn) F., Co. Invernes5, Scot.; b.
BridgeviIle, Pictou, N.S., Mch. 6, 1874;
e. public sch. and Pictou Acad.; m.
M15s Annie L. MacGillivray; gradu-
atf'ð B.S('., 1899: M.Sc. (McGill Univ.),
420
FRASER,
1901; demon. physics, McGill Unlv.,
1899-1900; (lio. el-ee. en.g., do. dtO., 1900-
01
studènt Westinghouse E. H. M.
Co., 1901-02; constructing en gr. Shaw-
Inlgan Water & Power Co., 1902-03;
do. do. Westinghouse E. H. M. Co.,
1903-5; asst. chief en gr. Southern
Power Co. since 1905; author paper!:'
contrIbuted Electrkal Revieto, etc..
Presb.-Charlotte. N.C.; Southern
Manufacturera' Club.
Fraser, Miss Jane Wens, jonrnallst.
D. Rev. R. D. Fraser. D.D. (q.1 7 .);
b. Toronto, Dec. 20, 1877; e. pubIlc
and hlg'll sehs., BO'WIIlanvUle, ant.; f-or
pa.st 10 yrs. has been asst. ed., undE'r
her father, of the Illustrated papers
published by the Pl'esb. Ch, In Can.; a
memo Can. Press Assn.; elected record.
se.CY. Can. Women's Press Club. 1909;
a Presb.-69 Roxborough St. W., To-
ronto, Ont.; Can. Women'8 Pre88 <Jlub;
Heliconian Club, do.
Fraser, John, Can. public service.
Second s. late .Jas. and Isabella
(McDonald) F.; bro. A. W. F. (q.v.);
b. Loch Garry, Glengarry, Ont., Dec.
13, 1852; e. local sch.; m., .July,
1876, Miss Mary .J. Atchison, ot-
tawa: enltd. pubUc sel"V'loe, May, 1875;
rose through varIous grades from ex-
tra elk. t'O that of aud.itO'r-genl., wUh
rank of dieputy hea;d, .to which l'a.Jtoer
office he was .a,ppt-d. Aug. ,1, 1905;
presented with silver salver by staff
of Finance Dept.. do.; I.S.O., 1908: a
Presb. and an elder In the ch.--6J Car-
ling Ave., Ottawa.
.. A man of precision and BOund judg-
ment."-M. Gazette,
Fraser, John Kennedy, journalist.
Descended from Stratherrlck Fras-
ers; s. Alex. F., Inverness, Scot.; b.
there (town), 1877
e. Central Public
Sch. and Raining's Sch., Inverness;
unm.
for some yrs. a law student. hut
finally went Into journalism: success-
fully competed for prize essay on poet
Burns, open to all Scot.: came to Can.,
1900; after a short period In the public
servlc'e resumed law studies, and
wrote for press: became ed. Man.
Scot8man, founded 1905, which later
was merged In Can. Scot8man. of
which he Is 8tm ed.: has also written
!!Iome admirable verse for the press; a
strong, patriotic, and Imperialist strain
pervades his wrItings: some of his
verse has been set to m1.1slc and puh-
IIshed: has celebrated Cern Rhodes.
Imp. fe{l'f!ratl-on. la'Ild rtJhe Brlilffu flag
In poetry: first to sugg-est a memorial
to Alex. MuIr, the poet; believes <:h
t
the Interests of all parts of the Em-
pIre can be best served by closer 'lnd
better defined co-operation; a Presh.,
and represents the
t. Ani!rew's Ch.
Y. M.'IS UnIon In the Young Men's Fed-
eration, Winnipeg': prominent In temp.
and OhrlS'tlan Endeav1o'lI-r Woork; a suc-
cessful speaker and lect.;
e('y. for
some yrs. St. Andr-ew's Soc., Winnipeg:
a Ll'b., a.nd an eXJtve. IIntem. Y. 'M.'s
Lib. Club; served In the volunteers In
Brit and Can.-Winnofpeg.
Fraser, Miss Margaret Ethel Vic-
toria, physician.
D. Donald and Elizabeth .Jane
(Brown) F., both Canadians by birth;
b. Quebec (city), Oct. 5, 1871; e. High
SC'Ih. and Morrin ColI., Quebec; (B.A.,
:\<IcGIIl Unlv., 1894); graduated M.D.,
r.M. (Trln. Univ., Toronto). 1899: ad-
mitted to practice, Mass., 1900; Illln-
olis, 1902; OOIltOra.OO, 1906; ihas had an
extensive and varied prof. experIence;
now physician to State Indus. Seh. for
Girls, Col.; also asst. In gynecol., Den-
ver and Gross Coli. of Med.: attending
g-ynecol., City and Co. Hosp.. Denver;
interne, 1899-1900; asst. New Eng.
Hosp., Boston, Mass., 1900-05; Meth.-
143
Glenm.m St., Denver, Col.
Fraser, Bev. :Robert Douglas (Pl'esb.) ,
journalist.
Fourth s. late Rev. Wm. F., D.D..
Bond Head. ant.; grandf. came to
Can. from Inverness, Scot., as a child
in arms, on board ship Hector, ca 1."ry-
Ing first settlers to Pictou, N.S.;
mother Nancy (McCurdy) F.; b. Bond
Head, ant., June 19, 1849: e. Bradford
and Newhurgh High Sehs. and To-
ronto Unlv. (B.A. and g-old med. In
nat. science, 1870: M.A., 1871):
studied theol., Knox Coli., Toronto
(D.D., 1906), and Presb. Coli., Mont-
real (B.D., 1893): m., 1873. Elizabeth
S., d Chas. Wilson, Tf'cumseh. ant.;
o. 1873: pastorates at Cookstown, To-
ronto. Claude. and Bowmanvllle; s
nce
18q8 has been 00'. and business mang'r.
Sabbath seh. publications, Presb. Ch.
In Can.; minute elk., 1907; memo .Joint
Comte. on Ch, Union, 1908; a del.
World's Sunday Boo. Convention,
Washington, D.C., 1910. -69 Rox-
borough st. W., Toronto.
.. Has made a speci.a1 study of teaching
and Sabbath School work."-T. Globe.
Fraser, :Rev, Thurlow (Presb.).
S. late Robt. and Louisa .Jan.e (Hurd-
man) F.: father a native Castle
Blaney, Co. Armagh, Irel., came to
Can., 1837, and took part In the de-
fence of the country at that time;
voungest of 9 chHdren: b. Cumberhmd,
Ont.. .July 18, 1869: e. HIg-h Uch.,
Hawkesbury, Ottawa Normal Sch.. Al-
monte High Sch., and Queen's Unlv.,
Kingston (B.A.. Gov.-Genl.'s schol.,
with honours In Eng. and -classics,
1898) : post-grad. year and unlv. tl1tor
In Enl'!".: studfed the01., !:lame IT'!'<tltu-
Hem (B.D., 1902) ; D.D. (hoon.). l\ftOnt-
l'eal P1'e,sb. CoH., 19:11; m., .July, 190.1.
.Jane Armsrt:rong, y. d. IJ.taJt.e RJic'hoaro
Fraser. Pemlbroke, Ont.; Bþe'I1t
e
V'rs. w'hd1e a I!Itudenlf: In 5Ch. t-ea.chdng:
åll-so .cMd mdSCJelI.aneous mlnWstoe.rla.1J. work;
o. 1902: asst.. pastor, Bank st. Oh., Ot-
tawa, 1901-2 (presented with a te!':tl-
monlal on leaving) ; missionary to For-
mosa. as 8u('cessor to famous Rev. Dr.
Ma('Kay, with special reference to the
eðucl. work for the tm
n1ng of a
m1ttve mInistry for the Formosan C'h.,
1902-4; took up and acquired a know-
ledge of Amoy Chinese and the .Japan-
ese lang-uRg-es; returnpd to Can.. 1904,
nnd since 1905 hRS been pastor at Port-
ag'e-la-'PrRlrl p . 'Man.: apptd. chaplain
421
FRASER-FR1ECHETTE.
(with hon. rank of capt.), 99th Regt.,
AJpl. 1, 1910; holds that political
corruption Is the crying 5in of Can.,
more unblushing and shameful than
the majority of those peccadlilos
against which the pulpit ordinal'ily
casts Its thunders; Is heartily in sym-
pathy with the I>resent movement to-
wards a stronger nat. feeling In Can.;
whatever allowance we make for the
strong home ties to which our fathers
fondly and rightly clung, we of the
younger generations should be Cans.,
rather than Eng., Irish, Scotch, or
French-Cans.; believes that If Brit.
and French, Prats. and R. C:s in Can.
would study each other's history s.nd
religion, enter into greater sympathY
with each other's alms and ideals, and
know the good that each other has
done, It would go a long way towards
breaking down the barriers of national
and religious differences which have
existed In the past; we have been
suspicious of one another because we
were ignorant of one another, and Ig-
norance always breeds suspicion: at
the same time believes that the Uberty
necessary for this Can. nationalism is
perfectly consistent with even closer
Brit. connection than Can. has at
present; without Brit. connection Can.
would be but the fag of her none too
conscientious nelghbour to the south;
but If we are to have the benefits of
Brit. connection we must be prepa,red
to also bear the burdens; If Can. IR to
be protected by Brit. armies and fleets,
she must be prepared to contribute to
the maintenance of these armies and
fleets; If she Is to have Brit. prefer-
ence she must give preference in re-
turn: WlhlIe Dans. doOuobles,s tbave 'l"eason
to complain of such British diplomg,cy
as the Ashburton Treaty of 1842, the
Oregon boundary and Alaska boun-
dary søtUements of 1846 and 1903,
Brit. statesmen can also complain that
our attitude to the Mother Country
has been a purely selfish one of get-
ting as much as possible and giving as
little as possible; to use Rev. Dr. Rose's
(q.v.) phrase, our contributions to 1m.
perlallsm have nearly all been labelled
"C. O. D."; In religious matters be-
lIeves in the fullest unity, co-operation,
and brotherhood between Chvistlan
bodies; the accentuation of the many
things in which we agree rather than
the few in which we differ; Is a con-
tr
butor to the mags.; author .. For-
mosa unoor -the .Taa:>anese It (1907).-
Portage la Prairie, Ma7t,.; Canadian
Club, do.
Fraser, William Alexander, poet and
novelist.
B. and e. Co. Pictou, N.S.; m.: spent
his youth In N. Y. and Boston; at 13.
comparatively early age went to India,
where he lived for 7 yrs., returning,
later, for a stay of a year and a half;
later still, had 5 yrs.' experience in
the Can, North-West; some of his
tales
re connected with these Eastern
and Western lands: 8Qmetlmes called
.. The Can. KLopldng" ; besides hI.s many
ViOls., of WÙ1Iioh a Mst is giV1en below,
has wriltJtien ma.ny sl:llorl stories, .tm.e.se
a;ppe.aring in 11he Saturday Evening
Post, Collier's weekl Y t Century,. Mc-
Clure's, Outing, Pal Man J;Iag.,
Appleton, Can. 1'.fag., Red Book,
Delineator, Ainslie's, Massey's, Pear-
son's, Cassel's, Ladies' Homa Journal
JVinds01' and Temple Bm',
tJc.; IoIved
form
rly In Toronto; noW lives at
Georgetown, Ont.; the following com-
prise a !Jst of his publications in book
form: .. The Eye of a God" (1899),
"Mooswa and Others of the Boundar-
Ies" (1900), "The Outcasts" (1901),
" Thoroughbreds It (1902), .. The Blood
Lilies" (1903), .. Brave Heart!'!"
(1904), "T,hirteen Men" (1906), " Sa-
'Zada Tales" (1906), and .. The Lone
Fur.row" (1907); wrote a nat. song
el1'bÏ1ollOO. .. Canada, GOld '3.'1ld Our Land"
(1906); Pr-eSb.-Ge01.getown, Ont,;
National Club, T01.onto.
"A master o-f the sho.rt sto.ry."-M. StGr.
.. Writes from heart .and soul 815 well a.
brain.."-" Kit" (q.v.).
., He pD-SseSseS a ßtyle o.f hiB own and a
V'eTY good one it is."-Metropolitan.
.. A write.r of short stories that c&n
always be recommende.d .and will a1moet
inva.riably be enjo.yed."-M. and E.
Fraser, WUUam Henry. educationist.
5th s.late Rev. Wm. F., D.D. (Presb.),
and Nancy (McCurdy) F.; b. Bond
Head, Ont., 1853; e. Bradford High
Sch. and Toronto Unlv. (B.A. and gold
med. in mod. languages, 1880); m.,
1883, Miss Hêlène Zahn; resident
master U. C. Coli., 1880-3: French and
German master, do., 1884-7; lect. Ital-
ian and Spanish, Univ. of Toronto,
1887-92; assoc. prof. do., 1892-1901;
since then has been prof. do.; author,
with Prof. .T. Squair (q.v.), of "High
Sch. French Grammar," and with Prof.
W. H. Van del' Smissen (q.v.), of the
"High Sch. German Gmmmar It: has
also edited various foreign texts and
pubUshed many papers on educ. and
literary topics; Presb.-67 Madison
A ve., Toronto.
Frechette, Achille, late Dom. public
service; litterateur.
A bro. late Dr. L. H. F., C.M.G.,
the poet; b. Lêv\s, P.Q., Oct. 13, 18i7;
e. Lêvls ColI. and Quebec Semy.; m.
Annie T. (q.v.), d. late Hon. W. C.
Howells, formerly U. S. Consul,
Quebec, and a sister of W. D. H.,
presdt. Am. Acad. Arts and Sciences;
advocate, 1869; formerly IR journalist;
entd. service, H, C., Can., 1874;
apptd. chief translation branch, do.,
Sept., 1908; sent to Belgium and
Switzerland, by H. C., to enquire into
the systems followed in the transla-
tion and publication of the Parity. de-
bates and public documents in the
rf'spective official langs. of thos(" coun-
tries, 1910; 1.S.0., do.; retired from
the 'Public service, do.; one or the
original It Cercle des Dix," Ottawa;
long chairman French sec., Ottawa Sch.
Bd.; also ed. French ,papers In Trans.
Royal Soc, of Can.; author occasional
poetry and prose .contributions to
peri'od.f.OOJls.-Care Can. CommiS8ione1",
10 Rue de Rome, Pad.s, Franc..
422
FRECFIETTE-,[1'RENCH.
Frechette, JIlIn, A>>.nIe Thomas
author.
D. late Hon. Wm. Cooper and Mary
(Dean) Ho.wells; sister Wm. Dean
Howells, the well-known noveltst ;
father, formerly U. S. consul at Que-
bee; b. Hamilton, 0., U.S.; e. High
Sch., Jetrerson, 0.; m., June, 1877,
Achll1e Frechette (q.v.), I.S.O., chief
translator (R. C.), Can., a bro. of The
late L. H. F., CJ
r.G., the distinguished
poet; for a time lit. ed. Chicago Inter-
Ocean,. later corresponden.t for N. Y.
T1.ibune, N. Y. Graphic, Chicago Tri-
bune, Boston Courier, Ohio State-
Journal, Clevelan'd, Herald, Hearth
and Home, a.nd other nerwspapßrs and
periodicals; besides many mag. artl-
des, Is rtlhe aJUtJhor of: "On Grand-
father's Farm," "The Fa.rm's LitBe
Peo,ple" (both for chlIdren) ; aoo (In
oollaboration with the late Count de
Premlo-iReal), .. Popular Sayings f,rom
Ol.d Oberla"; Is V..P. Ottawa Humane
Soc. and officially conne.cted with the
Na1. Ooundl of WOffile'Il.-Care Cana-
dian Commr., 40 Rue de Rom!!." Pari8,
France; Women'8 CU)I. Frell8 lliub.
.. A woman of deep culture and refine.
me<nlt."-" Kit" (q.l'.).
Freed, Augustus Toplad;V, rx.-n. pub-
lic service.
Eng. origin; father a yeoman of
Kent; mother, d. of a clergyman; b.
Beamsvllle, Ont., Oct. 8, 1835; e. pub-
lic schs.; m., 1874, Martha Eliza-
beth (d. Nov., 1903), d. late A.
J. Parker, Port Jefferson, Long
Island, N. Y.; became a printer;
served in U. S. army during portion
Aim. CIVJil Wl8,.r; rbook !PRvt In biaJtlbles
of Fredericksburg, Chancellorsvllle, and
Gettysburg; one of the Chicago volup.
teers who returned to Can. during
Fenian Raid, 1866; royal labour com-
missioner, 1886-9, becoming chairman
of comn. on death of Chief Ju.:stice
Armstrong; mango ed. Hamilton Daily
Spectator, 1880-1, and ed.-In-chief, do.,
1881-4, wh.en apptd. to present position,
inspr, of weights and measures, Ham-
Ilton; a Freemason of 33rd deg.
rank; was grand mastt:r Grand Loù
è
of Can., 1907-9; author of .. Life o(
Hancock," and some poems, includIng
the popular ditty, "The Daddy 01
Them All"; and the patriotic line5:
.. Canada to Britain" ; believes in Can.
first; desires the closest possible unio11
of the Empire; no ch, ; a Con.- It H aw-
cob:' -+9 Homewood Ave., Hamilton,
Onto
Freeman, Claude Wealey, physician.
S. E. B. and Eleanor C. (Bannister)
F.; Eng. origin; on paternal side de-
scended from one of the early foun-
ders of Methodism In N. S.: b. Co.
Halton, Ont., Sept. 24, 1874; e. Bur-
lington Public Sch., Hamilton ColI.
lnst. and Victoria Unlv. (B.A., 1896) ;
m., Feb., 1907, Florence Lllllan, v. d.
lrute 'Dhos. ,MQrtson, Oak Ridges, Ont.;
M.B. (Toronto Univ.), 1903; house
surg., City Hasp., Hamilton, Ont.,
1903-4; med'. supdt., do., 1904-5; since
tJhen nws 'been I3.sst. Genl. H
., Ohuni&'
KIng, Sze-Chuan, China (under aU8-
plces Bd. of Missions. Meth. Ep. Ch.,
U.S.A.) ; a Meth.-Chung King, China.
Freeman, Daniel, lawyer.
Descended from Edward F., b. in
En
., 1670, who came to Am., 1691;
s. D. W. F., Co. Norfolk, Ont.: b. Nls-
sourf, Co. Middlesex, Ont., June 30,
1837; e. there; m., 1864, Catherine
Grace, d. Capt. John Christie, R.N.;
barrister (Ont.), 1864; went to Cal.,
1873; bought a large ranch nr. Los
Angeles and settled there; for several
yrs. prf'sdt. Los Angeles Chamber of
Commerce: now and for many yrs. a
fllr. Cal. Southern Ry.; Ang.-Ingle-
wood, Cal.,. California Club, L08 An-
gele8.
Fremantle, JIII1ss Elizabeth (see Co-
vey, Mrs. Elizabeth).
French, :E"rederick William, education-
ist.
Y. s. John and Harriet F., Mt. Al-
bert, Co. York, Ont.: b. there, Meh. 13,
1868; e. Uxbrldg-e HI
h Sch., Toronto
Univ. (B.A., 1889), and Chicago Univ.;
m., 1st. Dec., 1892, Miss M. L. Taylor,
Clinton, Onto (d.); 2ndty, Mch., 1908,
Mrs. C. A, McCausland, E. Toronto;
math. master, KincardinE' High Seh.,
1890-2; classical and Eng. master,
Pembroke High Sch., 181)2-3: do. do.,
Ridgetown Call. lnst., 1893-4: classi-
cal master, Napanee eQI,l. lnst.. 1894-
1901; instr. in Latin, Univ. of Chicago
Secondary Sch., 1903; 'Since 1903 has
been first 'prlnclpal E. Toronto HIgh
Sch.; an assoc. exam r. in -classics,
EdJuc!. Dept., Ont., 1895-7.-124 Beech
A ve., Toronto.
French, Major-General Sir George
Arthur, late Can. permanent mH.
forces.
E. s. Ja1:Je .John F., Miorndllig'Ìon ,Park,
Co. DU!blin, Irel.; b. Ros'common, Ire!.,
June 19, 1841; e. R. :\'I. Coil, Sand-
hurst, and R. M. Acad., 'Voolwich; m.,
1862, Janet Clarke, d. latE' RoM. L.
Innes, Kingston, Onto ; joined the Royal
Arty., 1860, became It.-co!., 1887; and
was promoted cot for .. distinguished
service oth.er than In the field," 1892;
in Can. was apptd. It.-col. and Inspr.
of arty., 1870, and CIOIffimandant {)of
the Sch. of Gunnery, 1871; he organ-
iZE'd the R. N. W. M. Police, 1873. and
was its first commr., being also a
stipend. magte. for the N. W. T.; in
the following year commanded an
expdn. sent from the Red River to the
Rocky Mts. by the Can. Gov,t.; was
made a C.M.G. for his services In Can.,
1877; since -leaving the Dam. his ser-
vIces and appts. have been ag follows:
Inspr. of Warltke Stores, Devonport,
1878-83; commandant Queensland De-
fence F
rce, 1883-91; c'hlef instr. Sch.
of Gunnery, Shoeburyness, 1892-93;
col. on the 5tafT, Bombay, 1894; brlg.-
genl. R. A., Bombay army, 1896-96;
and maj.-genl. commdg. the N. S. W.
I0orces, ,AIPI., 1896-1902; I1e,tlood on fuB
,pay, 1902; I'e.cd. Ibhe thanks of both
Houses of tJhe Queensland Parlt. fQr
servtl<
s :In ,tJhJa:t oolony; K.C.M.G.,
1902; 1'09 13. st.ro'IJg 'belolever .In the
unLty and ,integrity of the Brit. Em-
plre; an Ang.--60 Drayton Gardens,
It'RENCH-FUDGER.
London, S.W,; Junior Con8titutional
Club, do.
"An able and thorough soldier."-Rt.
Hon. Sir John Macdonald, G.C.B.
French, Major :Herbert Cummin
,
physicia.n; H.M:s regular mil.
forces.
S. Major-Genl. Sir G. A. F. (q.v.);
nephoeiW CSipt. .John F., R. N. W. M. P.,
kUled N. W. Reb., 1885; b. Quebe
,
Nov. 22, 1869; .e. KIng's C.oll., Lon-
dion (prIzeman and scho!.); m., ApI.,
1898-, C3iroUlle Sophia DaIry. grandd.
late Sir Allan MacNab, Bart., P.rlme
MinI'. of Can.; M.R.C.S. (Eng.);
L.R.C.P. (Lond.), 1892; a fenow Royal
Inst. Public Health; a memo Brit. Med.
Assn.; gazetted surg. lIeut., R. A. M. C"
1893; surg.-capt., 1896; major, 1905;
served S. A. War (med. and 3 clasps) ;
holds, also, med. Royal Humane f1oc.,
1902, and Royal Albert med., presented
by late King Edward VII. for gallantry
In saving life at sea, off Singapore,
Nov., 1902; a contributor to med.
press; Ang.--Junior Army and Navy
Club, London, Eng,; care Holt & Co.,
agent8, do.
Fripp, Alfred Ernest, lawyer; legis-
lator,
S. late S. B. F., architect, and Mary
(Eaton) F.; b. Ottawa, June 29, 1866;
e. public schs., by :private ,tuition,
and Onto Law Sch.; m., 1894, Clemen-
tine Sophia, d. tate Andrew W. Bell,
Carleton Place, Ont.; barrister, 1893;
K.C. (Ont.), 1908; successfully prac-
tises his prof. in Ottawa, as mem
firm F. & McGee; ald., Ottawa, 1899;
presdt., St. George's Soc., Ottawa,
1907-8; Con.; presdt. Lib.-Con. Assn.,
Otoo.wa., 1907-8; sat for Ottawa W.e,st
(Local!), Oon. interest, 1908-11, when
ihJe roB1I.gnedt to Tun 1('01' Ot.t:awa (H.C.) ;
An
.-407 Queen St., Ottawa; Rideau
Club; Ottawa Golf Club, do.
.. A young man. who will yet be heard
from. "-Dr. Sproule, M.P. (q.v.).
Frost, :Hon, FranciB Theodore. manu-
facturer; senator.
Parents came from Vt., 1834, set-
tling first at Hawkesbury and remov-
ing to Smith's Falls, Ont., 1838; b.
Smith's Falls, Dec. 21, 1843; e. there,
Coventry Acad., Vt., and St. Law-
rence Acad., Potsdam, N.Y.; m., .June,
1868, Miss Marla E. Powell I, Madrid,
N.Y. (V.-P. Nat Ommoll of Women,
1908; a del. Quinquennial C<mgress,
Nat. Council of Women, Toronto,
1909); head of the Frost & Wood
Co., Smith's Falls, agricul. imple-
ments (L. P., 1898), bU't estabd.
1846; a dlr. Imperial Guarantee &
Accident Ins. Co. of Can.; a trustee
Ottawa Ladies' Call.; apptd. a memo
OtJt'a\\"R Imlprovement OO'mn., .June
17, 1902; has lectured on applted art,
with special reference to the Ottawa
I'mprovemen1t Oom11.; oa Lib., and
a memo of the Genl. Reform Assn. of
Ont.; sat for N. Leeds and Grenville
(H. C.), 1896-1900; called to the
Senate by Lord Minto, Mch. 12, 1903;
a Presb.-" Elmcroft}' Smith'8 Falls,
Ont.; Rideau Club, Ottawa; Ontario
Club, Toronto.
.. One of the squarest men in Parlia-
4
a
ment, and one of the best 1iked."-T. Tele.
gram.
FroBt, George Henry. civil engineer;
publlsher.
Bro. Hon. F. T. F. (q.v.) senator; b,
Hawkesbury, Ont., .July 9, 1838; e.
public schs., an Am. Sicad., by priva.te
tutor, and McGill Unlv. (C.E., 1860);
m., Dec., 1868, Miss Louisa H. Hunt,
Chicago, Ill.; P.L.S., 1863; is a memo
Clan. Soc. of C. E., taal asS>0C'. ,memo
of the Am. Soc. of Civil Engrs., and an
hon. memo of several other learned
bodies; -proceeding 'West, entd. the
service of the Chicago & N. W. Ry.,
and later be.came a city surveyor,
Chkago; in 1879, ceased practising
his prof. entirely. having 2 yrs. ,previ-
ously founded the Engineering New8,
now, and for some yrs., the foremost
engineering journal In the world, wltih
which he removed to N.Y., 1879; also
owns and pUblishes the Courier-New8,
Plainfield, N.J.; has travelled abroa.d
ex.teniSlt'li-.ely; ,gave $5,000 .to Smi<tJh's
F1wJl1os Genl. Hasp. and $1.000 IÌ'O St.
Fra.ncls HoSop., SmitJh's Fa}o!.s, 191'1; .ls
a Li.b. In Dan., Ill. 'HIe-p. dn. -the U.iS., and
a Pr04tootlondst In b04t'h.-Plainfield,
N.J.; !20 Broadway, New York; Plain-
field Country Club.
Fry. Edward Carey, merchant 9.nd
manufacturer.
B. Bristol, Eng., June 24, 1842; e.
Bristol Grammar Sch,; m., Elizabeth,
d. late Rev. David Marsh (Bapt.).
Quebec; early associated with his bro.,
Hy. F., Quebec, as a Can. ship-owner,
and eventually became his partner In
the business, under the name and
style, Hy. F. & Co., ship brokers, genl.
comn. merchants, and Lloyd's agents;
on the retirement of his bro., 1882,
became head of the firm; a memo
Quebec Bd. of Trade, and regarded as
an authority on the navigation of the
St. Lawrence; a promoter of the Wm.
A. Marsh Co., Quebec (L. P., 1900);
a memo Royal Comn. on Transporta-
tion (apptd. Aug., 1903; resigned,
1905); a Brupt.-8Z de Salaberry st.,
Quebec.
Fryer, Joseph :Henry, manufacturer.
Eng. Ofligin; b. 00. Kerut, Ont.; aJLd.,
town of Galt, Ont.; chairman Sewer
Construction Comte. : memo Panes
Comn. ; presdt. Bd. of Trade (2
terms) ; presdt. Niagara Power Union;
do. 'Vestern Onto Munlcip,aUties Niagara
Power Union; mango dir. Galt Ma!le-
aMe I'I'Io.n Works; M
tJh.-Galt Ont.;
Waterloo County Golf and Öountry
Club.
"A deep thinkeT and a man of varied
aH,ainme.nts."-T. Globe.
.E'udger, :Harris Henry, merchant and
manufacturer.
Irish origin; S. late Edward F., a
native of Kinsale, Ire!., who came to
Toronto, 1851; b. Toronto, Dec. 19,
1851; e. Grammar Sch., Paris, Ont.;
m. Hannah, d. late R. Wickens, To-
ronto; prpsdt. Robt. Simpson Co., Ltd.,
'roronto (departmental store), since
1898; early connected with firm of
late Robt. Wilkes, wholesale fancy
goods and jewelry business, Toronto
424
FULFORD-FULTON,
and Montreal; formed partnership
with Hy, Smith, as successors to Mr.
Wilkes in this business, 1880; formed
The Goldsmit'hs' Stock Co, of Can.,
1888, and The Fancy Goods Co. of
Can... 1897; a dir, Nat. Trust Co.; a
trustee Toronto Genl. Hosp.; a memo
extve. coanrtoe. Horrue f'Or Incu1'3!ble Ohll-
dren, Toronto; a dlr. Queen City Curl-
Ing Club; a regent Victoria Univ., To-
ronto; a Meth.; gave $10,000 to Meth
Endowment Fund, 1899; apptd. treas.
Genl. Bd. of Meth. Ch., 1904; elected
presdt. Meth. Social Union, 1906; a
memo Oalli Extve. Laym.en',s Missy.
Movement, and elected chairman of
local comte, of the Nat. Congress,
1909 ; also a memo Bd. of Educ., Mf'th.
Ch., and of special comte. on Ch.
Federal Union; apptd. a councillor,
Intern. IS. S. Convention, 1907; and a
del., with late Rev. Dr. Sutherland, to
China and Jajpan, 1905, to report on
Meth. mlsslons.-
O Maple Ave., R08e-
dale, Toronto.
Fulford, Mr., Mary Wilder, widow.
D. Dr. Hy. O. White, Salem, Mass.;
m., .Jan., 1880, Hon. Geo. T. Fulford,
senator, Brockville, Onto (d. Newton,
Mass., as the result of an automobile
accident, Oct. 15, 1906); presented
town of Brockvf1le with the lacrosse
grounds there, for athletic purposes,
May, 1908; a Meth.-Brockville, Onto
Fuller, George Damon, educaJUonist.
S, Damon and Eliza (-Chalmers) F.;
Am. and Scottish origin: b. .Adams-
vllle, P.Q., Jan. 18, 1869; e. public
sch., Gmnby HI'giIl: ScIh., 1St. Fù-ancis
Coli. Richmond, McGill Normal Sch.,
McGill Univ. (B.A., 1901), and Chicago
Unlv.; m., Sept., 1908, Miss Louise M.
Miller, Clarencevllle, P.Q. ; having
obtained el.ementary model sch. and an
acado diploma, taught In various edu-
cational Institutions, and was ;principal
Stan bridge E. High Seh., 1892-4; do.,
Clarencevllle Acad., 1894-97; commer-
cial master St. Francis CoIl. Sch.,
1897-8; held a McGlU scholar. at Marine
BioI. Labory., Woods Hall. Mass..
1901-2; dlr. sch_ gardens. Macdona'(]
Rural Schs., Knowlton, P.Q., 1903-6:
asst. ,In bootlan'Y, Ohtlcago Undv., 1906;
TIBtr. In do., Soh. IOf Eduoo,tdon, do.,
SlÏnoe ,1907; !hirE; leotul'ed 011 .. Our
Native Birds" and kindred subjects;
Cong.-Univer8ity of CMcago, CMcago,
Ill.
Fuller, Henry Jone., business man.
S. Late Rev. Homer T. F., D.D., at
one time presdt. Worcester Poly. Inst.,
WOI'\Clester, .Mass.; b. rohere, 1874; e.
WOI'\ClesteT Polry. Inst. (M.E., 1895) ; m.,
Feb.. 1902, Nancy Christl-e, d. Ron. Mr.
.Justloe Archdbald (q.v.); a dtJr. Oan.
Ocmsol,idaJbedi Ruboor Co., E. and T.
Fa.lrbanks 00., ,Can. Rand 00., E. T.
Bank, and {}f It/he Jjauren1ian Club;
V.-P. .AJNdSi-OhJa.Inrers-Bt1JLIJck Co. and
presd 1. Dom. Safe and Vaut.t 00.; has
beEm also f,Ü'r som.e yrs. tpresdot. and
genJ1. :mangr. Tihe Can. FaITba1nk.s 00.
(L.P., 1905); eÞe.ote'd' 'Presdt. Can.
FaI,rb&nks-.:\1o()J'ISe 00., 191'1; has ,lec-
tured on "'Dhe Art of DoIng Business" ;
one of the principal promoters of the
Typhoid Emergency Hosp., Montreal,
1910; Presb.---35 MacGregor St.}.. Mont-
,.eal; St. Jame8'8 Club, do.; :J.'oronto
Club; York Club; National Club, To-
ronto.
.. Fro' a chance Importatio.n, on which
no duty was paid, he sure has turned 'Out
weU"-S. N.
Fullerton, James Scott, lawyer.
Irish parentage; s. Matthew and
Eleanor (McKinley) F.; b. S. Dorches-
t.er, Co. Elgin, Ont., ApI. 3, 1848; e.
l,ocal sehs., Galt Coll. lñst., and To-
ronto Normal Seh. (gra.d., with 1st
class "A" cert.); matriculated in To-
ron-to Unlv.; m., 1st, Miss Emma
Stevenson, Pe.terboro',Ont. (d.) ; 2ndly,
Elizabeth, d. Chas. Doran, Toronto;
originally a sch. teacher; barrister,
1877; took 2nd, 3rd and 4th year
schol.s. a.t OSgJÜ'ode Ha,N; K.C. (E. of
Derby), 1889; successfully practise.d
his prof. in Toronto; corporation coun-
sel, dty of Toronto, Nov. 19, 1894; re-
si.gn.ed, .June, 1909; nlQlW 1Ìl!æd. firm. F.,
Macdonald & Lytle, Toronto; formerly
presdt. Osgoode Legal and Lit. So<:.;
a Con.; an Ang.; a Freema.son.-
.. Fm'nham Lodge," Farnham Ave.,
Toronto; Albany Club, do.
.. A man of indefatil!;able industry and
much ability."-M. and E.
Fulton, Edwa.rd, educatIOnist.
S. .Joseph and Amanda (Ellis) F.;
b. Lower Stewiacke, N.S., .July 22.
1862; e. Dalhousie Unlv. (B.A., with
1st rank honours in Eng. and Eng.
hi st., and DemlIl gold med., 1889),
and Harvard Unlv. (M.A" 1892):
took post-grad. course In Eng. at
same unlv. (Ph.D., 1894); has been
im..tr. dn en g>in.g. , ProV1I. N'onna.l Sc!h.,
Truro, N.S.; Instr. In enging., Harvard
ColI.; prof. of enging., Wells Coll.,
Aurora, N.Y.; spent a year abroad;
since 1901 has been asst. prof. of
rhetoric, Unlv. of Ill.; ed., with in-
troduction and notes, II The Shorter
Poems of Wordsworth" (N, Y.,
1903); Presb.-Urbana, Ill.
Fulton, Hon, Frederick John, states-
man ; lawyer.
Joint Scotch and Eng. origin; s.
Alex. and Barbara F.; b. Bedl1ngton,
Eng., Dec. 8, 1862; e. Heversham
Grammar Sch. and Magdalen Coli.,
Camb. (B.A.); unm.; barrister; K.C.,
] 900; a Con. and has represented
Kamloops (Local), since 1900; entd.
the McBride Admn., as Presdt. of the
Council, 1903, and has since filled the
followIng offces: provl. .secy., mlnr. of
educ., atty.-genl., and chief commr.
lands and works; remains a memo ot
the Cabinet; apptd. a memo Royal
Inst. for the Advanc. of Learning,
B. C., 1906; a memo of the Irrigation
Convention, 1907; a memo Timber and
Forestry Comn., 1909; a Prot.-Vic-
toria, B.C.; Union Club, do.
II Very jovial in his manners, and
makes friends in .all cirdes."-M. Star.
Fulton, John Hamilton, banking pro-
fession.
S. ilate .Jolhn F.. C.A., MO'I1Jtreal; b.
Côte-does-Neiges, MQJ1Jtræl, Nov. 12,
FULTON-GABOURY,
425
1869; e. Montreal HIg1h ,Sc;h. ; m., Sept.,
1895, .Tean Mon,tgomery, ,d. Wm. T
hom-
son, C.1'Y'de Ba.nk; e'11'td. seTvi.ce iM.er-
chants Bank of Can., Mcih., 1883;
reiSign
{l and wen1 1:0 Pensacola, Fla.,
.Tune, 1886 ; returned !to Montreal and
entd servl,ce .Dan. Bank o.f OO'mll'ne,rce,
Oct., 1887; acc-oun'tant, N.Y. A,gency,
do., SeJpt., 1896; a.gen.t, tdJo., New Or-
leam
, La., Se,p.t., 1898; formed {)Offi-
merolifUl N.wt. Bank, .New OrJ!eans, and
became ,llts V.-P., .Tan., 1900; Ol'ganlized
OO11lJI11oereial T'l'ust i&nd SlaVlings Bank,
d l .)., and 'beca.me its genl. mlangr. and
V.-P., June, 1902; hils present lp'osHi'lms
a,r.e: V.-P. and man-gr. Oommel'cl-al Nat.
Bank; V.-P. ameli genl. mangr. Com-
m,eoroi1al Getmll8:nla TTUS.t and Savings
Bank; iPn
sdt. 1st Nat. Bank, McÜomb
Oity, 'M,iss.; a òdr. in seV'em.1 ,Þooal
enteI"pris.es and country -banks; ,pl'esdlt.
La. Bankers' Assln., '1902-3, and
I"ffiml.'ins a m>em. ()If the e:x.tV'e. oooncll
of that bodly; PI'e.sb.-St. Charles Ave.,
New Orleans, La.; Boston Club, do.
Pulton, Rev. Robert G, (Meth.).
Irish origin; entd. ministry, 1895;
successively pastor Kingston, Sack-
vllle, Grand Manan, Upham, St. Mar-
tin's, and Woodstock, N.B.; elected
Grand Mastf'r, Oran
e Grand Lodge,
N B., 1907-8; moved to Vancouver,
1909.-Vancouver, B.C.
Futcher, Thomas Barnes, physicIan.
Fifth s. Thos. and Susan F., St
T}1omas, Ont.; b. therf', .Tan. 1, 1871;
e. publlc schs. and St. Thomas CoHo
Inst.; m., Nov., 1909, Marjorie, y. d.
late R. Palmer Howard, M.D., Mont-
real; graduated M.B. (Toronto Unlv.),
1893; post-graduate studies at .Tohns
Hopkins Univ. and Unlvs. Graz
and
trassburg; assoc. In mpd., .Tohns
Ho:pkJms Univ., 1899-1901; a.ssoc. ,prof.
o! do. do. since 1901; Ang.-" W.
F1'anklin St., Baltimore, Md,; Mary-
land Club,. Baltimore Country Club.
:Pyles, Rev, Thomas W. (Ang).
S. Thos. and Elizabeth (Tearle) F.,
London, Eng.; b. .. The Hermitage,"
Enfield Chase, Eng., 1832; e. London;
D.C.L. (hon.), Un Iv. BIshop's Coll.,
Lennoxvllle, P.Q., 1898; m.; 0., 1862;
Incumbent. Iron Hill and West Brome,
P.Q., 1863; do., Cowansville and
Sweets-burgh, 1871; rector, Misslsquol
HIg1h Sch. and rector Nelsonville, 1873;
emlg-ratlon chaplain at Quebec for the
S. P. C. K., 1883; now retired; in
addition to two volumes of poems, has
written numerous papers In religious,
educ. and scientific periodicals; was
for some yrs. a memo of the Bd. of
Examrs. for granting teachel'S' {ll1pl'O-
mas, and In 1880 reed. from the educl.
comte. of the Dom. Exhn. a 1st class
diploma for scientific exhibits; was a
oounclllor o.f too Enlt'OOJ1lOcr,. Soc. (I'f On/t.,
Gaboury, Arthur, street ry. service.
B. Montreal, ApI. 6. 1875; e. thpre;
m. MHe. Dore; en.td. Momt'mal St. Ry
servLce, 1894, as motorman, since when
he has been, successIvely, dep.ot maste-r,
Inspector, .claims agent, asst. supdt.,
and supdt. (ap,ptd. to last-named posl-
1882-8; del. to t,he Royal Soc. of Can.,
dru1"in,g se'VeoraJl IY'rs.; an
m. of the
edIting comte. of the Canadian En-
tomologist, 1889-97; V.-P. of the Soc.,
1898; presdt., 1899-1900; nOw an ex-
officio diireot'Ü'r of the soc.; was eloeoted
a fellow of the Llnnean Soc. of Lon-
don, 1890.-Hull, P.Q.
"A cultured BchQlar who write-s in a
somewhat humourQus vein."-Oan. Oourier.
Fyshe, James Carlyle, physician.
S. Thos. (q.v.) and late AvIs (Loo-
nowne.s) F.; 'h. Montreal, 18-78; e.
HJarvard Undv. (A.B.) and McGi.}rl
Un
v. (B.A., ad eun" 1901; M.D.,C.M.,
wlt'h .hionou'r.s, 1904); m., Dec., 1908,
.Tulia OCYrisandle, d. Lt.-OoIl.. Gregor
l(ia.ttitC.e. Monotr>eoa'l; resI,diE'tllt physician,
Momt'reaJ Gen!. Ho.sp., 1904-6; !took a
eours.e rut tlhe Oonwg.Ious Dlsease.s
H!O'Slp., BOSIbon
M3SS., 1906; med.
iSu:pdlt:., A!lexnndra H{}sp. ,f!or Conlta.-
,g>ilQlUS Diseases. Mon:t'l"ea..l, 1906-7; since
t!hen ho3.s heen 8!sst. Med. OfTI'. of
Heal-tJh, Bang-look, Slam; .gazet1ed 2nd
lieut., 2nd Regtt., C. .A., 11900; pro-
motof'.d lileut., d'O., /1901; -tllent., 3lrd
BaMy., e.F.A., 1903.-Bangkok, Siam.
Fyshe, Thomas, retired banker.
B. East Lotlhla'll, Soot., Oct. 3, 1845;
e. f'lfierstJonopans, In othat co.; m., .Tune,
18,77, Avis (d. 'May, 1902), d. Mol's.
T'h'O... Led-g<h Leonowens, o3.,t ()ne <trIme
1'aJdy tUlÌlOr 1'0 'uhe Kiln.g- of Slam and
a.uthlOll' of: "Thoe En,glish GO/V"Ie-rt1less at
tJh
Oourt of 'St!wm," .. Romlai!1C1e of t'he
Harem," .. Life and: Travel In India,"
and other Interesting works; served
as a elk. Jon ibhle Bank o.f Sootoland a:n<d
the (Blirmln:gha,m .T>dinlt Stock Ba11Jk;
03m'e to. ,Can. and en.bd. ,tlOO Ban.k
of B.N.A., Kingston, Ont.; removed to
,MOl1Jtrea.I, 1868' wag iS1eTlltilbo N.Y., 1&69,
but re,turned ,in Núv.. 'Of same Y'r. ; act-
In.g a.oct. of the hank, Tl()lr.onlto., 1872;
2'nd agenot, N.Y., ,1872-4; was Ifor SOI!11e
yrs. in buSiiness as R broker, N.Y.,
,ÞaIÌJe.r wa,s -a,pptJd. a..gent, Bank of N.IS.,
St. Jiollm, .N.B. ; was af,te-rward.s caShioe,r
of the bank; '3JPpo\:!d. joOllntt gJencrl. anll:i.ll'gr.,
Merdhanots Bank of Can., .Tune, '1897;
r.esigneid, 1905; a {l,Ir. iMont'l'eia,1 Trust
find Deposit 00., Brandiram-He.ndJer.son
100. o3.nd Onto Aoolðenrt: Ins. Co. ; opresdtt.
Can. Banwørs' Assn., 1895-6; authOT of
a .pam'fjMet: .. Lebters on M'l1nilclpal
Taxation" (1880), and of a pape'r on
the .. Growth of Corporations" (Can.
Bankers' Journal), 1895: a Civil 'Ser-
"doe commr., ObtalW'a, 1907-8; 'hls por-
trMt executed by Harris (q.V'.) !fur
.the .diil's. 01t' tohe ,Banik of N.S., 1908;
a Pr>esb.-70 McTavish St., Montreal;
St. James's Club; Montreal Club, do.
II Has estabHshed an enrviable reco.rd for
himself as an authQrity QD high fina-noce."-
M. Witness.
G
tlon, which he now holds, Dec. 21,
1906) ; a m
m. Kndghts 'Of Columbus;
R. C.-Stuart Ave., Outremont, Mont-
real; Lafontaine Club; Club St. Denis;
Outremont Curling Club, do.
.. A man of e;,rperienoo and ability."-
M. Herald.
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G
GA'ET AN,E---iGAGNON.
II Gaétane de M:ontreuU" (see Gill,
Madame <kLétane).
Gaetz, Halley Hamilton, bu<;lness man
S. late Rev. Dr. Lf'onard and Caro-
line Blowers (Hamilton) G.; b. Mid-
dle Musquodoboit, N.S., Apt 8, 1867;
e. there; m.. Jan.. 1893, Miss Charlotte
Emily Tousley, Carlisle, Ont.; settled,
with his family, at Red Deer, 1884;
an early pionef'r ; trained in the
II Univ. of Hard Knocks to; presdt. the
G.-Cornett Drug & Book Co., Ltd.: a
memo local Sch. Bd.: presdt. Red Deer
Bd. of Trade: a memo Municipal Coun-
cil; a memo Union Alberta Munlclpali-
tie,s; :UO'Cal V.-P. UnIon of Can. Mun.IocI-
palHd.es, 1910; Mayor of Red Dærr,
1907-8; eloeoted a sen-ator, -AJl'Ì>e'I'ta
Un,Iv., .1908; n'Ü't an a'dherent of any
poJoi'tIæ I party; inc'1i!.nred Itoo J'a,dtlcalism
and oa,àV1allooed Libernlllism; beli-c-ves iln
pubÞlc ownership of puMioc utilities;
beUeVies .in the Ohristian .relig-ion, but
is 11'Oot a d-enomin:a.Uonat.ist.-" Rotm-
wold," Red Deer, Alta.
Gage, William James, publisher;
capitalist; philanthropi!"t.
B. Co. Peel, Ont.; e. Brampton and
Toronto Normal Sch. (1st class cert.) ;
m., May, 1880, Ina, d. DavId BurnsIde,
F.E.I.S., Toronto; for some yrs. a sch.
teacher; commenced business life In
house of Adam Miller & Co., publishers,
Toronto: l'ater was admitted a partner
and, on Mr. Miller's de
th, continued to
carryon the business, enterIng largely
into the publication of sch. books; Is
now presdt. W. J. Gage & Co., Ltd.
(L.P., 1893), one of the lead,ing book
and stationery firms of Ont.; al8'O
presdt. Educ. Book Co., Klnleith Paper
Co. and Can. Copyright Assn.; a dir.
Imp. Bank, Onto Sugar Co. and Anglo-
Am. Fire Ins. Co.; presdt. Toronto Bd.
of T'I"8õte, .1910; l,st .pr
sdt. Assoüd. Bd.s.
of Trade of Ont., 1911; a del., 6th Con-
g-ress, Chambers of Commerce of the
Empire, Lonòon, En.g., .1906; do. BrH.
Imp. Council {)f Commerce, d.o., 1911;
is especially known as the founder and
promotf'r of the Kat. R'lnft'l.rium Assn.,
contvQI}ijing- the M'Uslwka Ootta,g-e Sanl-
t a rium and .bhe Free Hosp. f.O'r Don-
sump'
liT.es nr. GraVlenlhurst, Ont.; is
ühoa,lnman ex'tv
. 'ÛO'ITIIÌe. N'a,t. SanJ-
ta'rium Assn.; als'O dhah':ffil3.n, Bd. of
Trustees, T>orontoo Free Hosp. ,f'or Oon-
s>um'ptive POlO I' ; .off'e.red 5 ,soho'1arsihi,ps
of $100 e
oh to encourage the study
llnod cure ,of ,tubercul., TOl'Oll,to Un1iv.,
1910; ,presented Q publtic park o'f 3
Bcres to town .of Bra.m'p,t>on, 1902;
ofl'ered ,to ,give 10 acres fÌo clioty of T.o-
r.ont.o f'Or a botan1caJ1 garden, 19-11; a
Moeth.-" Bon Air," 434 Bloor St. ""'.,
Toronto; National Club; York Club,
dn.
.. Known eve
'whe.ro as a \'"ery succcss-
fu,} bUf;ine.sB man."-T. News.
Gagnier, Rev, Alexander A, (R.C.),
ed ucati.onist.
S. late Anthony G., a native of
France, and Ellzabeth (Allan) G.
(author .. Conflict and Triumph," and
other works), a native of Scot.; b. T.o-
ronto, Jan. 22, 1863; e. Coil. Inst.,
St, .catharines, Ont., and St. Mary's
(JeBu!.t) CoIl., Montreal; studIed ;phil.
and fueol. at the Semy. of the Immacu.
late Conception, Montreal, and spent 1
yr. in the study of ascetic theot at Mold,
"Tale", where the French Jesu!.ts had
a semy., afterwards tran-sfd. to Canter-
bury; o. 1901; 8. memo of the Jesuit
Order; formerly a prof. in Loyola and
St. Mary's CoMs., Montreal: subse-
fluently p. p., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.;
apptd. rector Loyola ColI., Montreal,
Aug., 1907.-Loyola Col1., 68 Drum-
mond St., Montreal.
Gagnier, Lt,-Col, Légl1us Antoine,
phy!';ician.
Belongs to an old French-Can. fam-
ily; s. FranGois and Sophie (Perras)
G.; b. Ste. Martine, P.Q., Oct. 4, 1871;
e. Ste. T'heTeSe OoN., .Sit. Hyadnlt'hoe
Semy., and Lava,l Un,iv.. (M.D., 1895) :
m., 18!J7, l\f.1Ioe. D"olia Conerebbe; prac-
Uses hf.s 'Pl'of. ,in Montrea,l, wheore he
s
nhyslcian to the Ital. Mutual Benefit
Soc. and to many other organizations;
mf'd. examr. La Suregardf'. supreme
med. examr. L'Union St. PIerre, and
med. examr. and physician to Cercle
Olier of L' Alllance Nat., and to sev-
eral cts. of the Can. Order of Forest-
ers; j.{)l\ned v. m. seTVfc-e as a bugler,
he(
oming It.-cot commdg. 64th Regt.,
Oct. 4, 1871; was the youngest com-
manding offr. in the mn. of t;an.;
whHe .at 001,1. organized a caod
e,t ('or,ps
from among the students; Con.; H. C.
-f56 St. Denis St., Montreal.
Gagnon, Charles Alphonse Na.thanael,
author; pUbllc functionary.
S. Clias. and Clementine (Dubê) G.;
ancestors came from Perche, France,
1630; b. St. Jean, Port Joll, P.Q, 1851;
P. public schs.; m, May, 1897, Marie
Loulsf', fl. Alex. F'raser, advocate, Que-
bec; some time a newspaper rf'portf'r
and a rf'portf'r for the Law Courts;
now and for !"ome "HITS in the pm-
ployment of t'he Quebec Oovt., Quebec;
has p'roduC'etd a numlber of tales, sket-
ches, essays and translations, am.ong
the most noteworthy of which have
been; "Douleurs et Jodes," an historical
nov
l ; II Genevlève, St. Jean, Port
Joll," a ,Can. legend; .. Quelques Con-
!E,idéraHons sur les Temps Aetuels";
.. En Raoonot'ant" ; .. Les Ðænques
d'E}pargues Scolair.es"; II Etudes Arch-
æolo'giques et Varlétés" ; "Canadlenes-
Mêfiez-vous," and others; R. C.--87
Berthelot St., Quebec.
Gagn,u1., MgT, Charles Octave (R.C.),
litte1'ateur.
Ancestors, \Mathurin G. and Robt.
Caron, c.arne -to Oan. before 1640, oa.nd
settled in th-e selgnl.ory of Beau-
pré; S. Chas. and tfortcnse (Oaron)
G.; b. city of Quebec, Dec. 23, 1857;
e. Quebec Semy. and Laval Univ. (B.A.,
1878) ; 'O. 1882; Secy. des Archives de
l'A1'clt. de Quebec, 1882-97; accom-
panied Bp. Dominique Racine to Rome,
on an importan t mission touching the
religious afl'alrs of the pccles. Provlncf'
of Que-bee, 1885; apptd. master of
ceremonies to the Archbp. of Qu-ebec
at the rel1glous ceremonies on the
occasion of the appt. of the first
Can. cardinal, 1886; do., Camerier
Sec1'et to !the lPope, 1890; do. eha.p-
lain St. John Baptf'. SO("., do. ;
. ,
427
GAGNON-GALBRAITH.
of the first Can. cardinal, 1886; do.,
Cameder Secret 1-0 ,the BO'pe, 1890; d,o.
Chaplain St. .Tohn Bapte Soc., do.;
accompanied Archbp. Bégln (q.v.) to
Rome, 1893; created a Domestic Pre-
late to the Po-pe, .d-o.; sp.edal envoy to
me
t at N. Y. H. E. Mgr, Merry d.el
Val, Apo,st. Delegate to Can, 1897; has
been chaplain Hosp. St. Charles, Que-
bec, since 1898; So memo Champlain
MO'nument Oomte., 1898; !(]to'. do. extv'e.
camte. Jubil-ee Ce.lebra.tfon of Laval
Univ., 1902; attend'e'd the Plenary
Council, Quebec, 1909; do. the Euchar-
is'Nc OongI'le'FS, Mon.t'rea.l, 1910; joinltly,
with Mgr. Tetu (q.v.), edited If Les
Mand'ements, Lettres, Pastorels et Clr-
cullalres des Evêques de Quebec" (4
vols., 18S7).-A1'chbishop's Palace,
Quebec.
Gagnon, Clarence A., artist.
B. and e. Montreal; studied for his
prof. with W. Brymner (q.v.) and.T. B.
Laurens, Paris: A.R.C.A., 1909; m.,
Dec., 1!}07, Kathryne, d. Mrs Edward
Trwin, Montreal; hl1.s done clever work
in oils. but It is as an etcher that he
will rloubtle!':s achieve reputation; has
exhibited frequently; awarded a
bronze med. at the Louisiana Purchase
Expn., 1904: exhibited Paris Salon,
1906; reed. .non. a,ward.s <for 6 etchln.gs,
at same place, 1910: his .. Dancing
Girl," spoken of by the Can. (]our;pr
as II a bril'Hant a>CIruiev-e<ment"; his
work is represenotoed in t.he Na'Í. GaU.ery,
Ottawa.-Care Canadian Office, Paris,
Francf'.
Gagnon. Frederick Ernest Amedee
organist; musical composer; au-
thor; retired public serv.ant.
S. Chas. E. G., N.P., and .Tulle .Tanl-
(Durand) G.; b. Loulseville. PO
Nov. 7, 1834; e. .ToIlette Coil.; Litt f)
(hon.), Laval Unlv., 1902: m.. 1st
1860, Caroline. e. d. late Dr. N;m1t
Quebec (d. 1871); 2ndly, 1874, MI'I-e.
Emma Cimon; c.arripd on his mu
i('H'
studies at home, nfterwards at Joll-
ette and, subsequently, in Europe:
organist, parish ch., St. .Tohn's su-
burbs, Quebec, 1853-64: do., Basillca
Quebe>c, 1864-1909; was prof. .of musk.
Laval NO'rmal Soh. f.or some ti'me,
and for over 30 yrs. hell(} :the office
of SecY. .of 'the Dept. of A.grkul.
and Public W'O'rks, P.Q. ; se-rViOO.
as .specoi.a.l CO'I"res'Pondoent .in Europe
for Le Courrier du Can., Quebec ;
f'Ounde.d 1Jbe Soc. de Üol.onl,sa,biol1
de Quebec, 1863, and the Acad. dE-
Muslque de Quebec, lE69: later, was
created by the French Govt. an of'tr
de l'Inst. Pub.; among his publiBheiJ
works are: II OhJans.on:s PO'pull<l
res en
Can.,.. II Lettres de Voyage," If Le
Comte de Paris à Quêbec," "Au Pays
des OuananiClhes," .. Le Fort et
Châ'beau St. Louis," II Le Palais Legis-
l-atif de Québe-c," II Le Drnopoe.au doe
Carillon," II Palmes d'Or," II Cantiques
Populalres du Can. Françats," If Louis
.Toliet," II Pages d'Histoire," If Choses
d' Autrefois," If Feumes Eparses," and
II FeuiHes Volan1es."-16
Grande Allée,
Quebec.
.. A courtie.r of UU
d,avB that he ill .-
fond of writing aMnt."-'M. Stn?'.
Gagnon, Henri, organi.st.
S. Gustave G.; b. city {)of Quebec,
] 887; e. St. 'Mary's (.Tesuit) C.oIl. ;
conducted musical studle.s under protls.
LetOlurd'8JI and Couture (q.v.), Mànrt-
real, and 8Jt Paris; graduated, with
honours at the Conservatoire there,
1909; since then has been .organist at
the Ba.sllt.ca, Quebec; R. C.-16
Grand
.4.llée, Quebec.
Gagnon, Phllea., bibliographer; archi-
vist.
A bro. of Mgr. G. (q.v.); b. Quebec,
1854; e. there; sometime engd. In
commercial life, but for many yrs. has
devoted himself to the gtudy of Can.
bibliography; made a collection of
Canadiana, acknowledged to be the
most -extensive .and complete in exist-
ence, which he disposed of to the Cor-
poration of the City of Montreal, for
$31,000. .Tan., 1910; published Essai
de B.ibl-iographie Canadienne (1895),
and oha" made other contributions to
the press on the same subject; was
awarded a diploma of honour by the
Royal Soc. of Can., for archaeological
studies, 1908; has sat in the Quebec
City Council and served as pro. mayor:
poUticaJoloy II a f,ree trader, a,nd wOllM
go so far as to vote for annexa tion to
the U. S., if free trade could not be
obtained otherwise"; Is .archivist for
th-e Dist. of Que'bec at the Court House,
Quebec; R. C.-Court House, Quebec;
1.1 Rue Ste. Julie, do.
Galbraith, Francis W" journallst.
For many yrs. ed., and one of the
props. Guelph (Ont.), Mercury; left
there, Oct., 1906, to assume control of
the Alberta Advocate, Red Deer; on
that occasion, presented by the citi-
zens with 8. purse of gold. and an
alldress, expressivp of their regret at
his rleparture; Lib.-Red Deer, Alta.
II A stronJ1; f8ct()r in Canadianizing the
'V
st."-T. Globe.
Galbraith, John, civil engineer; edu-
cationist.
S. latp Tho
. and J
me (Anderson)
G.; h. Montrpal, Sppt. 5, 1846; e.
Port Hone Grammar Sch., anrl Toronto
Unlv. (B.A., with double scholar. In
math. aJ1ld genl. proficiency; gold med.
In math., and Prince's prlzeman, 1868;
M.A., 1875; LL..D., !hon., 190'2) ; LL.D.
(hon.), Queen's Univ., 1903: m., 1886.
Emily, y. d. lat
Capt. R. D. Stupart,
R.N.: studied engineering and survey-
ing unðoer Geo. A. Ste.war>t. Chief Engr.,
M'idÒanotl Ry. ; P..L..s.; D.L.S.: eITT1ploye&d
on con
t'ructlon II1Itoer0ol. Ry.,
H.(nand
Ry. ex.t,onBi'Ûn too G-eor'i,ian Bay, I8.n'd'
n
connelC'U'on wit;}), ,the !C. 'P. Ry.; on the
rOl"'matlon 'Of the Sch. of Practical
Sc-lence for Ont., 1878, was Mlptd. to
the chair 'Of enging. the'reln; since 1889
has bt"en prlnclipal of the sch.; lIS nOW
in adJdltlon thereto, Dean ()of the Faculty
of Applied Science and Englng., To-
ronto Unlv. (presented with his por-
trait In oils -by the gradl\1ates and
undergradu8Jtes, .. in appreoiation of his
services and worth," 1908); was ()TIe
of the founders of the Can. Soc. C. E.,
and long 'a councillor thereof; elected
p'I'Ie'.sdot. dlo. d-o., 1908; ds also a.n .ag190.
of th-fo. In'Sot. 'Of C. E., Eng.; Ihl3.8 alH
428
GALBRAITH-GALLINGER,
served as V.....P. of 'Ìlhe Can. Inst., To-
-1'Onlo; a,pptd. a memo of ,the Royal
Oomn. !to investigate and report on th
cOilIapse of the Quebec bridge, 1907
(see an appreclaNon in Engineering
News, Foeb. 5, 1908).-693 St. Mary St"
Toronto.
"A th{)roughly trustw{)rthy man
th{)rough
in training honesty and patience."-Rev.
Principal Falconer (q.v.).
"In a w{)rld where men are aggressive,
crowdini: and pushful, it is gratifying to
see now and then, a man who is quiet and
retiring brought out whether OT no, and
placed in front where his attainments
entitle him to 00'."-8. N.
Galbraith, Walter Stuart, physician.
11'lsh origIn; s. F. W. G., late of
Guelph, Ont.; b. there, Aug. 1, 1866;
e. public sch. and Guelph CoIl. Inst.;
m., Aug., 1901, MIss MatIlda S.
GaIll.nger; M.D.,C.M. (McGill Unlv.),
1899; memo Sch. Bd. past 7 yrs.; memo
local Bd. of Health; Mayor of Leth-
bridge, 1907; a senator Alberta Unlv. ;
Lib.; Meth.-914 Redpath St., Leth-
b7'idge, Alta.; Chinook Club, do.
Gale, Rev, James Scarth (Presb.).
S. .John G., a native Aberdeen, Scot..
and MIami (Bradt) G., a native of
Ont.; b. Pilkington, Ont., Feb. 19,
1863; e, Elora High Sch., St. Cathar-
Ines CoIl. Inst., and Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., 1888); m., 1892, the widow of
Dr. Heron, physician to the King of
Korea; o. 1897; a mdnr. Am. Pres-b.
Ch.; a mlssy. In Korea for over 20
yrs.; pubIlshed a book on the Korean
lang., called .. Korean Grammatical
Forms" (1892); a Korean-Eng. dic-
tionary (1897); .. Korean Sketches,"
dealing with the customs and hahlts of
the people (1898); .. The Vanguard."
a story dealing with mlssy. work In
Korea (1904); for 10 yrs. one of the
translators of the Bible Into Korea; a
Christian; belongs to the Presb. Ch.,
but is In entire sympathy with all
other denominations. - Seoul, Korea,
China.
II The forem{)Bt literary int-erpreter of
the Korean mind to the Occidental world."
-Interior,
GaUbert, Emil, manufacturer.
E. s. s. late Calixte G., Montreal; b.
Mlllau, France, 1847; e. partly In his
native country and party In Can.; m.
Mlle. Antoine Chabert; accompanied
his father to Can.; estbd., with him,
the firm of C. G. & Son Co., Montreal,
1863, leather manfrs., 'hide and woo]
dealers, etc.; a prominent and honour-
ed memo of the French colony, .Mont-
real; closely connected with the Mont-
real Wool & Sheep Skin Co" and the
Montreal Hide and Calf Skin Co.; Im-
ported 100 goats from Europe, for their
milk-producing Qualities, for La Chev-
rerle Can., of which he Is presdt., 1903;
was presdt. de la Cham. de Commerce,
Montreal, for an extended period; also
pre!!dt. de rUnlon Nat. France. de
Montreal; apptd. by the Frf'nch Go"t.
a consellIer du Commerce Extêrleur de
la France, and a chev. de la L/lglon
d'Hon.n-eur.-81 Cherrier St., Montreal.
Gallagher, Miss Ethel, nursing pro-
fe-ssion.
B. and e. Harrowsmlth, Ont.; now
supervisor of nurses, Delaware Hosp,;
Ang.- 'Wilmington, Del.
Gallagher, Richard Edward, educa-
tionist
S. late John G.; b. nr. Waterdown,
Ont., ApI. 4, 1853; e. high seh. there,
and Can. Business CoIl. (genI. profici-
ency prize) : m., .Jan., 1877, Helen (7
y,t'S. pr
sdt. Ladl
s' A'Ux., Y.M.C.A.), 3rd
d. late .Jas. Horsburgh, Hamilton, Ont.;
successively commercial master, Ot-
tawa Normal Sch., and a teacher Can.
Business ColI., Hamilton; since 1880
principal of that Institution; a C. S.
examr.; a memo Hamilton Bd. of
Trade; first elected presdt. Business
Educator,s' Assn. of Am., at Educ. Oon-
gress. Chicago, 1893; the only Can.
elected to that position up to that
time; elected presdt. Federated Busi-
nesS CoIls., Ont., 1906-7; a Free-
mason; a Con.-Hamilton, Onto
Gallie, Donald Mackay, dental sur-
geon.
S. late .John M. G.. OakvllIe, Ont., a
native of Stirling-shire, Scot.; b. Oak-
vllIe, May 8. 1866: e. local High Sch.;
m. Miss Harriet Hastings Puddefoote;
studied for his prof. In Lake Forrest
Uni". (D.D.S., 1891); adjunct prof.
dental anat. and path., Chicago CoIl.
of Dental Surg., 1892-5; since then
adjunct prof. operative dentistry. Eame
institution : el
ted V.-P. Inst. of
Dental Pedagogics, 1909; pre'Sdt.
Illinois Dental Assn., 1910; has also
been presd,1. Victoria Club. Sons of
On,1., and Ashland Club, Chicago; a
leading memo Can. Veteran Assn.,
Chicago; contributes to dental mags.;
a Rep.: a Presb.-l00 State St., Chi-
cago, Ill.; Ashland Club; Victoria
Club, do.
Galliher, Hon, William. Alfred, judge.
Irish origin; s. Francis and Sarah
(KIrkpatrick) G.; b. Co. Bruce, Ont.,
1860; e. public and high schs., Walker-
ton. and CoIl. Inst.. Collingwood: m.,
Apl., 1907, Louisa Margt., d. late Chas.
Brown, Toronto (presented with a
gold watch by his fellow-mems,. on
that occasion): barrister, 1887; suc.
ce-ssfully practised In Vancouver; In
his y,outh a noted athlete; served with
the Nile contingent In Egypt, under
Lord Wolsèley, 1885 (med. and Khe-
dive's Star) ; a Lib.; sat for Kootenay
(H. C.), 1900-08; declined re-election;
apptd<. a justice, Ct. of -^a>peal, B.C.,
ov. 30, 1909; IAng.-Vancouver, B.C.;
Vancouver Club; Terminal City Club,
do.
GalUnger, Bon, Jacob Harold, phy-
sicIan; statesman.
Dutch ancestrv; paternal gt. grand-
father emigrated from Holland, previ-
ous to the Am. Revolutionary war. first
spttling in N.Y. and going thpnce to
Oa:n. with bIs son; s. .Jacob and Cather-
ine (Cook) G.: b. Cornwall. Ont.. Mch.
28, 1837: e. local sehs.. private tui-
tion, EC'lpctlc Mf'd. Inst.. Cincinnati
(M.D.. 1858), and N. Y. Homæop. Me'd.
ColI. (M.D., 1868) ; A.M. (hon.), Dart-
GALT-GAMBLE.
429
· mouth Coll., 1885; m., Aug., 1860, Miss
Mary Anna Bailey, SalIsbury, N.H.;
was a printer in early life; success-
fully practised med. untll entering
puh1ic life: surg-eon-g-pnl., N.H., with
rank of brlg.-genl., 1879-80; a Rep.;
memo N.H. House of Reps., 1872-3 and
18!H; do.. N.H. Senate, 1878-80
(presdt., 1879-80) ; memo Constitutional
Conv., 1876; chairman Rep. State
Comte., 1882-90 and 1898-1907; chaIr-
man, N.H. delegation, Rep. Nat. Convs..
1888, 1900. 1904 and 1908; memo Rep.
Nat. Comte., 1902-4: memo 49th and
50th Congresses, 1885-9; elected U.S.
Senator, Mch. 4, 1891; elected presd1..
do., pro. tmn., 1911; present term ends.
1915; a frequent contributor to the
med. 'Press; a Bapt.-Concord, N.H.;
University Club, do.
.. One of Oan.ada's sons whO' hn.s made
good."-1'. Globe.
Galt, Alexander Casimir, lawyer.
E. s. late Chief Justice Sir Thos.
G., Tordnto; b. Toronto, Mch. 15, 1853;
e. Hellmuth Coll., London, and Toronto
Unlv. (B.A., 1873); m., June, 1885,
Miss Ella Grace Vivian; barrister,
1876; KC., 1909; successfully prac-
tised his prof. In Toronto till 1894; In
Rossland, B.C., till 1905; in Victoria,
B.C., till 1906; since then In Winni-
peg, where he Is a memo of the firm of
Tupper, G., Tuppe1r & McTav.ish;
aut:hor of vario'Us oO'ntrlbu,u.ons to the
legal press; Ang.--219 Gale Ave., Win.
nIpeg,' Manitoba Club, do.; Union
Club, Victoria, B.C.
Galt, Elliott ".rorrance, Can, ry, pre-
siden t.
E. S. late Hon. Sir A. T. G., G. C. M.
G., a distinguished Can. statesman, who
was one of the Fathers of Confedera-
tion, and Elliott (Torrance) G.; b.
Sherbrooke, P.Q., May 24, 1850; e.
Bishop's CoIl. Sch., Lennoxville, and
Harrow, Eng.; unm.; Indian Commr.,
N.'V.T., 1881; mangr. N. W. Coal and
N.av. Co., 1882-93; presdt do. do., 1894-
1903; since then has been presdt. of the
Alberta Ry. & lrrlgatiQÐ Co., which
had acquired the franchise of the
Alberta Ry. Co., the Alberta Ry. &
Irrigation Co., and the St. Mary's
River Ry. Co., with a capital of $7,500,-
000, and headquarters at London, Eng. ;
Ang.--s.; Simpson St., Montreal; Mt.
Royal Club; St. James's Club; Winte1
Club, do.; Toronto Club, Toronto
Met1'Opolitan Club, New York; Wel.
lington Club, London, Eng.
Galt, George Frederick, merchant.
S. late Chief Justice Sir Thos. G.
and Frances Louisa (Perkins) G. ;
b. Toronto, Mch. 1, 1855; e. Galt ColI.
lnst. (Tassle's); m., 1883, Margt., d.
Richard Smith, Montreal; has been
long In commercial Ufe; formed a
partnership with his cousin John G.
(q.v.), under the firm name of G. F.
& J. G. (wholesale groceries), Winni-
peg, with branches in Toronto, Cal-
g.ary, Edmonton, Prince Albert, and
Vancouver, 1882; presdt. Winnipeg Bd.
of Trade, 1888-9; do. Northern Trust
Co., 1904-5; V.-P, Gt. West Life Assur.
Co., etc.; formerly V.-P. WinnIpeg
Grain and Produce Exchange; elected
a dlr. Can. Bank of Commerce, 1910;
also a dlr. of Can. Pennt. Loan Corpn.
and Western Can. Loan Corpn.; a lover
of all legitimate out-door sports; for-
merly presdt. and capt. Winnipeg Row-
Ing Club; an originator Man. Jockey
Club; a memo of Olympic Games Comte.,
1908; elected V.-P. Can. Assn. Ama-
teur Oarsmen, 1909; .also warmly in-
terested in benevolent and philan-
thropic works; for 13. long time treas.
Winnipeg Genl. Hosp; Ang.- Winni-
pl'!J: Manitoba Club,. Commercial
Club, do.; Mt. Royal Club, Montreal;
Toronto Clyb; York Club, Toronto.
Galt, John, merchant.
S. late Sir A. T. G., G.C.M.G., and
his second wife, Amy Gordon (Tor-
rance) G.; b. Montreal, 1856; e. High
Sch., Montreal, Dr. Barron's sch., Rice
Lake, and under private tutor, at
Gotha, Germany; m., 1st, 1885, Miss
Isabel Atkinson, Chicago, Ill. (d.
1887) ; 2ndly, 1890, Miss Mabel Patton
Henderson; sometime private !\ecre-
tary to his father; afterward for 6
yrs. in service Bank of Montreal; re-
moved to Winnipeg, 1882, where hú
has since been in partnership with his
cousin, G. F. G. (q.v.), as a wholesale
grocer; a dir. Union Bank of Can;
Can. Fire Ins. Co.. and Alberta Ry. &
Irrigation Co.; a Con. ; an Ang.- Win-
nipeg,. Manitoba Club, do.; Mt. Royal
Club, Mont1'eal.
Galt, Lady, widow.
Amy Gordon, d. late John Torrance,
Montreal; b. and e. Montreal; m., 1852,
as hIs 2nd wife, Hon. Sir Alex. Tllloch
Galt, G.C..M.G. (d. 1893) ; S. John anoÕ
Eliza/beth (T
UOiClh) G., ,uhe foormer is
native of Irv,ill'e, .00. Ayr, Soot.; 18
memo extve. oomtJe., HerVleY Imst., M'O'!1rt-
rool, and connected with other similar
bod.i.es; Bved wl,t:h he'r husbandl In Lon-
-&0'11, Erug., during the y
a1'S .in rwhddh
!he was Hig1h Commr. for Can. rt.!hCJre;
pr.egented to the late Queen Victoria.,
1881; pt"esenbed to the 18JOO K,ing Ed.
war>dr (then Prince of Wales), 1886;
'Ang.-84 Simpson St., Montreal.
Galt, ".rhomas Percival, lawyer.
3rd s. late Ohoief Justioe Sir ThO's.
G. and Fran<CeS Louisa (Perklns)
G.; b. Tororuto, Feb. 19, 1857; e. Galt
(T:a.ssie',g) ()()Ill. !nst.; m.. Oct., 1886,
Susan M>a'billda, e. d. ]RJte Wm. Lee
Ba:ttùT1, S1. T1homas, P.Q.; barrds'ber,
1878; KC., 1908; su,coessful1y prac.
tises his 'P,ro.f. IÍn TOJ'lo.nbo; 1lUlK.'th de.
voted to amateur athletics; has been
for some yrs. presdt. of the Argonaut
Rowing Club; a memo Can. Olympic
Games Comte., 1!J08; Con.; Ang.-30
St. Joseph St., Toronto; Toronto Club,
Albany Club, do.
Gamble, Francis Clarke, civil engr.
Second S. S. late Clarke G., K.C.,
and his 2nd wife, Harriet Eliza, d.
late Hon. H. J. Boulton; b. To-
roruto, Oct. 23, 1848; e. U. C. CoIl.
and by. privatß tuition; m. Sarah
Eleanor, d. W. E. Clark, P. E.!.; be-
gan engineering career on Intercol.
Ry., 1869; asst. engr. Can. Air Line
(G. W. Ry.), 1872; subsequently res.
ellgr. for contractors P. E. Ry.; asst.
engr. Intercol. Ry., the Q. M. & O. Ry.,
430
GAMBLE---OANONG.
and the C. P. Ry. 'Of Rat Portage.
during construction; ordered to B. C.,
1880; was asst. engr. on Govt. work
above Yale; subsequently transferred
to Dept. of Pubolk Works .of Can. in
B. C.; apptd. res. emgr. and agent for
dept. in B. C., 1887; resigned, 1897:
ipulbolic works engr. and 1m,pr. or d'Yke
.f.or ftlhe Proviruoe of B. C., 1898-1911;
since tJhen IhaS been chielf e.ngr. .an,d
in,spoe.ctln.g 'engr. of rys., B. C.; ellC('fte.d
a mem. Dan. Soc. C. E., ,188,7; do. Irn::.t.
of C. E., Lond'Ün, En'g., 18-9'1; do. An11.
Sooc. C. E., dro; Ang.--820 Pembertml
Rd., Victoria, B.C.; Union Club, do.
Gamble, Barry Dudley, lawyer.
F()uI"
h is. ,5. ,late Ol:a.rkoe G., Q.C.; b
TO'rorut.o, AJpI. 12, 1855; e. U. C. OoN..
Hellmuth Coli., and Galt Coli. Inst.;
m. E)dytIhie ,May, d. A. M. .J'aTVlis. To.
runlto; Ihas socoessfuJ.ly iplel3Jdle'd 'l>e.f'Ü'
t.he Privy ()ou.n00i1 .In Ðng.; a Con.; <8.'II
An.g.-78 Elm Ave., Tm'onto; TOl"Onto
Club.. A lbany Club.. Toronto Hunt
Club, do.
Gamble, Bev, Robert (Presb.).
B. Wakefield, P.Q.; e. there and Mc-
GIll Univ. (B.A., 1881); took theol.
course Montreal Presb. Coli.; gradu-
ated, 1884; o. 1884, and has since been
pastor Wakefield and Masham;
lected
moderator, Montreal and Ottawa, 1906.
-Wakefield, P.Q.
Gammage, Arthur Ellsworth, lawyer.
Eng. and Can. origin; 8. late Thos.
and Helen (Ross) G.; b. Co. Brant,
ant., Oct. 5, 1861; e. Brantford and
Detroit, Mich.; LL.B.; counsellor-at-
law, Mich., 1892; do. do., Ill., 1894;
has suc.cessfully practised his prof. in
Chicago for many yrs.; bas been for
a long time prof. med. jurisprudence
in Chicago colis.; al'so for yrs. presdt.
Coli. Med. and Burg., Chicago; also
presdot. Nat. .Assn. Physlco--Med., Phy-s.,
and Surg. ; has contribute.d to moo. Ilt. ;
author" Su,icide amd I'll.sanity" (50,000
copi.es ordered by Nat. Assn.); Ind.
Prot.-167 Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.;
Hamilton Club, do.
Gandier, Rev. Alfred (Presb.), edu-
cationist.
E. s. Rev. Joseph G., a native of
Suffolk, Eng.; b. Co. Hastings, ant..
Nov. 29, 1861; e. Queen's Univ., Kings-
ton (B.A., gold med. in phil., and gold
med. in hist. and Eng. lit., 1884: M.A.
1887), and Edinburgh Univ. (B.D.
1889); D.D. (hon.), Montreal Presb
ColI., 1908; do. (do.), Knox Col\., do.:
m., June, 1899, Jean, d. Wm. Water
,
East Wdll!Ji3Jffi!S, Onrt.; (). 1889; ipaStor.
Brampton, ant., 1889-93; do. F.ort
Massey Ch., Halifax, N.S., 1893-1901:
do. St. James's Square Oh., Toronto,
1901-8; iect. on Apologetics, Knox CoIl..
Toronto, 1902-8; since then has been
principal ther-e; declined professorshil'
of Systematic Theol., Halifax Presh
Coil., 1903; has served as convener of
Presb. Assembly's Cûmte. on Young
People's Socs.; is chairman of Senate.
Knox Col'\,; .. has never taJ!:en an
active part in politics but sympathize!;'
chiefly with the Reform Party and
favours finest possible trade relations."
-
5 St. Vincent St., Toronto.
II One of t-he 1eoad6rB among the YO'\UJie.r
men in the Pre'sbyteri-aD Church of
CSlJlad'a."-M. Witnes8.
Gandier, Rev, Daniel McGillivray
(Presb.).
S. Rev. Jos, G., Newburgh, ant., and
Helen (Eastwood) G.; Eng-. p'lrenbge;
father from Norfolk; mother from
Kent; grandf. also a clergyman; b.
Newburgh, ant., ApI. 27, 1868; e,
Kingston ColI. Inst. and Queen's Un Iv.
(B.A., with honours, 1894); m., June,
1900, Helena M., d Danl. M. Burdette,
Newburgh, ant.; llcensed, Kingston,
ant., ApI., 1897; o. Rossland, B.C., do. ;
first pastor Rossland Presb. Ch.,
where exerted decided Influence to-
ward Improvement of social conditions;
first convener of home missions for
new Presby. of Kootenay, and as such
had a strong Influence for 3 yrs. In
laying foundations In that respect all
over dist.: said to be original of
II Shock" In Ralph Connor's .. Pros-
pector": went from Rossland to San
Bernardino, Cal., and was pastor 1st
Presb. Ch. there nearly 5 yrs.; Influ-
ence strongly felt In municipal atfalrliJ;
now an asst. state supdt. Cal. Antl-
Saloon League; calls himself .. an In-
telligent Presb. Christian," trying .. to
prove all things" and to hold fast that
which commends Itself to reason and
conscience; a bellever In governmental
prohibition of the liquor traffic, and of
everything which affects society and Is
clearly proven to hurt many and help
no one; a strong bellever in the duty
of ('very good citizen to share In the
shaping of public policies, In the elec-
tion of clean, efficient men to office,
and in the carrying of Christian prIn-
ciples Into business and politles.-l106
Union Trust Building, Los Angeles,
Cal... Feaeration Club, do.
Ga.nong, William Francis, education-
ist.
Of Loyalist descen t on both sides;
g-reat-great-grandf., Thos. G., a loyalist
from N. Y., settled In King-'s Co., N.B. ;
s. Jas. H. and Susan (Brittain) G.;
b. St. John, .N.B., Feb. 19, 1864; e.
public schs., Univ. of N. B. (B.A.,
1884; M.A., 1886; Ph.D., ad eun.,1900),
Harvar.d Unlv. (A.B., 1887), and Unlv.
of Munich (Ph.D., 1894); m., April,
1888, Jean Murray, d. late Wm. Oar-
man, and sister of Bliss Carman (q.v.) ;
asst. prof. of -botany, Harvard Univ.,
1887-9; Instr. 'in botany, do. do" 1889-
93; since 1894 has been prof. of botany,
Smitih Doll., Northampton, Mass.; has
been secy. of the Soc. for Plant M-or-
phOI. and Physiol. since 1896; is a
corr. memo R. S. Can., a lLfe memo
Nat. Hist. Soc., St.. John, and of
various other Can. and Am. scientific
socs.; has contributed many articles
to Am. Naturalist, Trans. R. S. Can.,
Bulletin N. B, Nat. Hist, Soc., Trans.
N. S. Inst. o( Nat. Science, etc., .on
botanical and Can. hist. subjects ;
author -of a series of monographs on
.. The Plac-e Nomenclature of N. B.",
.. Cart.ography of N. B.", .. Historic
::;ltes of N. B.", and .. EQundaries of
N, B." ; and of ,. The Teaching
Botanist" (1899) and "A l.iaboratory
Course In Plant Physlol." (1901); an
GAH.A
D-UARDIXcEH.
-l
1
Epls.-11 MMsasoit St., Northampton,
Mass.
"A man wh06e know!ed
of the Mari-
time P.rov.inces iß unri\'alled."-M. Herald.
.. An unsurpa-&sed authority on Cham.
plain's work in Acadia."-Dr. John Reade
(q.v.).
.. A distingui6hffi scholar and scientist,
who1!e reputation is now continentll.l."-St.
John Telegraph.
Garand, Ubalde, banker.
S. late Moise G., N.P., Montreal, and
Jul.ie Ailix (Prévl()st) G.; b. St. Louis-
de-(}(mza,g'ue, ,P.Q., ApI. 5, 1856;
.
L' Acad. Com. Cath., Montreal; m.,
Nov., 1879, Augustine, d. F. L.
Genaud, M.D., Montreal; for some yrs.
In commercial life; entd. service La
Banque Ville Marie, 1874; was suc-
cessively asst. accountant, accountant,
inspr., asst. cashier and cashier of that
institution; now and for some yrs.
head of firm G., Terroux & Co., bank-
ers and exchange brokers, Montreal;
one of the founders and a dir. Mont-
real Clearing House; a former dir. of
the Credit Foncier; decorated with
the Sauvateur des Alpes Maritimes,
1887; R. C.-51.' St. Hubert St., Mont-
real' Club Canadien-de-1If ont1'eal; sum-
mer' residence: Ste. Rose, P.Q,
Gard, An.on A,. author.
B. on a farm, nr. Tremont City, 9..
Sept. 9, 1849; on both sides of dIS-
tinguished Colonial ancestry, mother
a cousin of Wm. Ross Wallace, of
Scotch-Irish origin; e. Ohio We:;l.
Univ., Delaware, 0.; m., 1886, JennIe,
2nd d. late Chief Justice John C.
Perry, Wyoming; a "\Vichita, Kansas.
pioneer, 1871-2; went to Va., with his
father and bro., 1880; as S. H. G. &
Sons, was In business there, as one
of the largest dealers In walnut logs
and lumber in Am.; later became
engd. In real estate business, :N. Y.
City; .. Armour Villa Park," Yonkers,
was one of his enterprises; came to
Dan., 1901, and has since remain
d,
his time being fully occupied, prin-
cipally, with literary work; when a
colI wrote for the country press,
whên In Va. produced .. Gard's Log
Book," regarded to this day
s an
authority; since then has publIshed:
.. My Friend Bill," a novel (1900);
.. The Yankee in Quebec" (1901);
.. Uncle Sam In Quebe-c" (1902); .. A
Modern Sol110Quy," poem (do.): .. The
New Canada" (do.); .. The Wander-
in&, Yankee" (do.), by which soubri-
quet he is now known; .. How to See
MrmtrPaI" (1903); .. The Hub and
the !-'pokes, or the Canadian Capital
and its Environs" (1904); .. The
Pioneers of the Upper Ottawa anð
the Hum.ours of the Valley" (1906) ,
.. The Last West" (do.); "Beauti-
ful Ottawa" (1907); .. The Real
Cobalt.. (do.), and "The Gateway
to Sllverland, being the story of
a ha.ppy, prosperous pe<?,ple who
are building the MetropolIs of th{'
North" (1909) ; excels In short
stories; took first prize out of 5,000
contributions in a N. Y. contest ill
this class of literature; presentFd
trophy, for competition, to Dom. R.
Assn. ; &l,tel,y .e>IlJgage-dJ ,in writing 'Ulp 'Ìlh
PiÜ'l'cupline (Ont.) 't'eg,i.O'll; ihJas p.ublisheò
The Hun'igrant (Tol'onto) ,in C{)'!l;fi'l.'C-
tJion t'berewM!h.-.1J-'1iddletown, N.Y.; 353
Chul"ch St., Toronto.
.. Reminds me of Sa.m Slick."-Lllte
Dr. Oeo. John-lJon.
.. A writer of many qualifications, e-vinc-
ing, chie1ly, accurac)" of statement and a
remarkable degree of re
arch."-Beniamin
Suite (q.v.).
Garden, The Venerable Archdeacon
Alfred William Savary (Prot.
Epis.) .
U. E. L. descent; s. late Jas. R. and
Eliza (Savary) G., Co. Digby, N.S.; b.
Fredericton, N.B., ApI. 1, li70; e.
N. B. Univ.; took theol. course at Wy-
cliffe ColI., Toronto; m., Aug., 1904,
Miss Maude E. Woodhouse, Browns-
vllle, Texas; o. deacon, 1893; priest,
1894; missionary, Nanticoke, Ont.,
1893-6; do. Goliah, Texas, 1896-8; I'ec-
tor Grace 011., iCuero, 00., 1898-1903;
archdeacon W. Texas, since 1904; at
present rector W. Texas Mil. Acad..
Sa:n .-\.nrtooni'Û. - West Texas Military
llcademy, San Antonio, Texas.
Garden, James :Ford, civil engineer.
S. H. M. G. G. (U. E. L.) ; lb. Wood!-
st'ock, N.B.. Feb. 19, 1847; .e. OharlllQlttJe
Gramrruar ,Scoh.; unm.; a C. E. and
D. L. S.; .elretoed- a ,memo ,Oan. Soc. C,
E., ,1894; may<O'T of Vancouver, '1898-
190(,; a Con.; .sat ,foor Vanoeouv.er Oity
(.Lo.cal), 1900-9; un.8IUooe.ssfuUy con-
tloest
-d 'secæt (H. C.), g. e. 1900; served
with inlt>elUg.en.ce corps .du.r,irrg N.- W.
Rebel Jti'Ûn, 1885 (lITIIe'<l.; wound-ed aJt
Ba,toob-e); Aug. - Vancouver, B.C.;
"Vancouver Club, do.
Gardiner, Herbert :Fairbairn, Onto
public service.
S. Late Rev. Jas. G., D.C.L. (Meth.),
who came to Port Hope, Ont., from
[<'ermanagh, Irel., 1827, and MaUlda
(Fairbairn) G., Brockvllle, Ont.; b.
Brockvil1e, Aug. 21, 1849; e. Albert
ColI., Bell.vllle, Onto (B.A., 1869;
M.A., 1870); m., Dec., 1875, Margt.
Eille-n, d. Andrew B. Mord-en, London,
Ont.; after serving as a reporter on
the HamUton Ti'mes, became ed.
Brantlor.d Expositor, 1873; ed. writer
on London Advertiser, 1874 ; mango ed.,
Hamilton Spectator, 1877, and ed.-In-
chief, Hamilton Times, 1880; con-
tinued in this }}OSition up to 1903;
apptd. principal, Onto Inst. :for the
Educ. of the Blind, Brantford, July 15,
1903; believes in absolute free trade,
with direct taxation on land values
for revenue' the abolition of Pr.ovl.
subsidies; the municipalization of
monopoUes; and the state ownershi>>
of rvs. telegraphs, etc. ; author:
.. t\oUiing but Names: an Inquiry into
the Origin of the Names ol the
Cmmties and Townships of Ontario"
(1899); a .Me-th. - "Sarclarghar,"
Brantford. Ont.; Brantford Club, do.;
Hamilton Club, Hamilton.
.. One of the .ablest writel's on the Cana-
dian pre.ss."-Oodcrich Signal.
.. A m.an. with a. love. of histo.rica.l deJtail,
a. t,aste fo.t a.ccumuloa.tion and roll.ating it
and habits of indußtty."-Hllmilton He't'ald,
432
GARDNER-GARNEAU,
Gardner, John J" oculist and aurist.
Scottish origin; s. late Wm. G.,
Gray's Creek Farm, Cornwall, Ont.;
b, St. Louls-de-Gonzague, P.Q., 1867;
e. Huntingdon Acad. and McGill
Unlv. (M.D., 1883); m., Apt, 1906,
Catherine .Josephine, e. d. late Wm.
Macleod, Summerstown, Ont.; carried
on further studies in eye and ear
clll1Jlcs In !Paris, BerIln, Vienna and
London; was clinical asst. at the
Royal London Ophth. Hosp. and the
Moorfields Eye Hosp.; :returning to
Montreal was asst. to the late Dr.
Buller, 1887; since then has been In
gen.l. practice; formerly 'Prof. of anat.
Bishop's Coll., Lennoxvllle, and on the
staff of McGill Un1v.; a Presb.-lf8
Bishop St.
Montreal; St. James's Club;
Royal St. .Lawrence Yacht Club; Outre-
mont Golf Club; St, George Snowshoe
Club, do.
Gardner, 1I/Iajor Robert Lorne, phyei-
ciano
S. late W. R. G., manufacturer,
Brockvllle, Ont.; b. there, Sept. 21,
1878; e. Brockvllle CoIl. Inst. and Mc-
OBi! Und.v. (B.A., 1899; M.D.,C.M..
1901) ; unm.; hassuocessf.ullYlPractisoo
his prof. throughout In Ottawa; resident
house surg., St. Luke's Hosp., Ottawa,
1 yr.; now path. land memo of attend-
Ing staff, do.; a Gov. do., 1910; a
memo Coll. P. and S., Onto and Que.;
a llcent. Univ. State of N.Y.; presdt.
Ottawa Med. Soc., 1909;
azetted
lIeut. A. M. C., 1902; promoted major,
1907; is adj-t. NIO. 2 F1ioelld AmÞuI'a'11loo;
Presb.-US Bank St., Ottawa; Ottawa
Hunt Club; Ottawa Golf Club, do.
Gardner, William, physician.
oS. lat'C Wm. G., Gray's Creek Farm,
Oornwall, a native of Soot.; bro.
.John .J. G. (q.v.) ; b. St. Louis-de-Gon-
zague, P.Q., Sept. 5, 1845; e. Hunt-
Ingdon Acad., and McGill Unlv. (M.D.
C.M., with honours, 1866); M.A
(hon.), Univ. Bishop's Coll., Lennox-
vllle, 1871; m., .June, 1882, .Janie, d
late Augustin Cantin, Montreal; suè-
cessfully practises his prof. in Mont-
real; up to 1875 was prof. Med. .Juris-
prudence, Unlv. Bishop's Coll,; subse-
quently held same chair In iMcGIll
Unlv., and was 'the first prof. of
Dlsæ.ses of Women in that institution;
a distinguished memo of his prof.; he
was selected to become gynæcoI.-in-
chle! to the Royal Victoria Hosp.,
Montreal, and latør was consulting
gynæcol. to the Montreal GenI. Hosp.;
has also !been tpresdt. of the Med.-
Chir. Soc., 'SIMIl'C city; knowl1J as an
aflt oormoisseur; ihas 10000g been con-
nected 'With the -Montreal Art Assn.;
elected V,-P, do., 1902, and presdt.,
1903; is also presdt. Alliance Fran-
çalse; a Presb.-.f57 Sherbrooke St.,
Montreal; Mt. Royal Club; St. James's
Club; Royal Montreal Golf Club;
University Club. do.
Garneau, HOJ1. Edouar4 Burroughs,
merehant; legislator,
E. s. late Hon. Pierre Garneau,
l\I.L.C., and Cecile (Burroughs) G.;
b. Quebec, .Jan. 18, 1869; e. Commer-
cial Acad., Quebec High Sch. and
Eastman's CoIl., Poughkeepsie, N.Y.;
m., Oct., 1882, Laure, d. late Frederic
Braun, advocate; presdt. Garneau,
Ltd. (wholesale d.ry goods), long
estbd. (L.P., 1908); a dir. Nat. Tele-
phone Co., Quebec Cartage & Trans-
fer Co., Monarch Life Assur. Co.,
Club Canadien, Quebec and Sague-
nay Ry. and Richelleu & Onto Na\"
Co.; presdit. Quebe.c Land Co.; dio.
Quebec Business Men's League;
presdt. Quebec Bd. of Trade, 1893-6;
a Lib.; called to the Leg. Council,
P.Q.. ApI. 6, 11904; R. C.-I02 Grande
Allée, Quebec; Quebec Garrison Club;
Club Canadien, do.
(D. Quebec, Aug, 18, 1911.)
Garneau, Hector, litterateur; Jawy.er.
S. late Alfred and Elodie (Globen-
sky) G.; grands. F, X. G., the Can.
historÍian; b. Ottawa, 1872; e. Ottawa
Un Iv. and Laval Unlv. (LL.B., with
'bo.n,()/\.ms, 1895); rn., Jan., 1905, Mlle.
l3l-anche Pillet.. Montreal; advocate,
1895; later, gave up law for literature
and journallsm, in which he has won
no inconsiderable place; contributed
weeki1y Chroniques urudler 1Jhe obl'Ue
.. Heures de CauseI"ie," to Le lIfonde,
1892; wrote an article on French-Can.
Hterature for La Rev. Nationale, 1895 ;
wrote literary criticisms in Les Nou-
velles, 2 yrs.; also contributed articles
in Frenoh to the Can. Monthly; asst.
cd. La Patrie, 2 yrs.; do. do. Le
Canada. 1903-4: chief secy. to Hon.
L. P. Brodeur, Minr. of Inland Revenue,
1904-5; author: .. Poêsles d' Alfred
Garneau" (1906); is now engd. In
prepa1'Íng a 5th ed. o.f his grandfather's
History in 4 vols.; elected a memo
Champlain Soc., 1905; has lectured on
.. How my gmnodfathe:r ca,m'C to. wflite
the French-Can. history of Can."; R.C.
-li8 University St., Montreal.
.. POS>Ses&es .ard()ur, im;ight. judgment
and perst"Veronce."-Dr. John Reade (q.v.).
Garneau, Sir Jean George, merchant;
civil engineer.
Ancestors came from France, 1664;
s. late Hon. Pierre G., M.L.C., and
Catherine Cecile (Burroughs) G.; b.
Quebec, Nov. 9, 1864; e. Quebec
Semy., Ecole Poly tech., Montreal
(honours), and Le.val Univ. (B.A.Sc.,
1898); m., .Jan., 1892, Marie Alma, d.
Major A. Benoit, Quebec; asst. engr.
on construction, Q. & L. St. John Ry.
some yrs.; since 1888 has been a part-
ner In -the wholesale dry goods housa
of P. G., Fils & Cle, Quebec; a dir.
Quebec & Lak'e St. .John Ry., lnltern.
Bank of Can., Queboec Ste.amshtip
00.., 18.00 Sport.srnen's F'ish & Game
Olub; also aist. depty. Kn1ig'ht.s IOf
Ool'llmbus (med., 1906); a g'Gv. Laval
Un i\". oarud prof. of anal. ch'Cmistry
md drir. anal. Jaboratory 'Ìhereln;
an ald. for SOII1le yrs.; may_or .of
Que 1 be1::, 1906-9; ohalrman Ro.yal
Quebec Battleftetds Oomn., 1908-10;
knighted by present King In person,
Quebec, 1908; apptd. a commander,
Leg'ion {}of Hon.our, by Frenoh Republic,
do.; en tertained King George ( then
Prince of Wales) at luncheon, Que-
bec, do.; awarded Teroent. med.,
1909; one of the originators AnU-
Alcohollc League, 1907; apptd. a
GARNEAU-GARSIDE.
433
memo Royal Quebec Public Utilities
Commn., 1910; a keen sportsman; Ind.
Lib.; a firm believer in .. Can. first,"
and the future greatness of our coun-
try; a R. C.-1M Grand Allée
Quebec;
Quebec Garrison Club
do.
.. A 6ucoossfrul busines8 ma.n of keen in-
rel1oot, who po.sse&æ8 the confidence of both
raoes."-T. News.
Garneau, Hon. Nemese, manufactur-
er; stJaiOOsman.
S. .J. B. G.,l\1.D., and Marie Nathalie
(Rinfret) G.; b. Ste. Anne-de-Ia-
Perade, P.Q., Nov. 16, 1847; e. St.
Cyr's Acad. there and Thorn's Com-
mercial Acad., Quebec; In., Oct., 1870,
Marie Elodie, d. P. P. Plamondon,
advocate, Quebec; a dry goods mer-
chant, Quebec, up to 1896, but has
always been interested in agrlcul.
and colonization; a memo of Council
or Agr<icui. sinooe 1896 (lauréat agri-
cut m.erl-t, 1895) ; a. moem. -e
tve. OO'mte.
Quebec Dairymen's ABsn., 1896-1905;
presdt. Quebec Geni. Live Stock
Breeders' Assn. since 1898; was 8
dir. of the Quebec Bridge & Ry. Co.,
and Is a councillor Quebec Bd. of
Trade and a dlr. Club Canadien,
Quebec; was one of the promoters
of the Chicoutlml Pulp Co. (opened
1903), and has since been presdt. of
the co.; declined appt. to the Civil
Serv.ice Oomn., Otbawa, 1907; a Lib.,
but Ind.; sat for Quebec Co. (Local),
1897-1901; since then has sat in the
Leg. Councll; held office as MinI'. of
Agrlcul. in the Parent Govt., 1904-5;
reocd. in audience by Preadt. FalUeres
of France, 1906; favours moderate pro-
tectlon; a strong believer in the policy
of Can. for the Canadians, and for the
increased development of our Indus-
tries and resources; would favour
the greatest liberty to all in educ.
and religious matters.-Ste. Foy
Que-
bec; Club Canadien, do.
Garratt, Miss Eelen, nursing profes-
sion.
D. .John G., Wellington, Ont.; now
and for some yrs. supdt. Amsterdam
Hasp., N. Y.-New York.
Garrett, :Richard William, physician.
Eng. and Irish parentage; b. 'l'p.
Brock, Co. Ont.! Ont., May 31, 18ã3;
e. Onto ColI., PIcton, and Trln. Univ.,
Toronto (B.A., 1880; M.A., 1887); m.,
Sept., 1887, Minnie Louisa, o. d. late
Alex. S. Kirkpatrick, Kingston Ont.
M.D. (Queen's Unlv., Kingston)' 1882:
practises his prof. in Kingston,' .vher
he is prof. obst. and gynæcol. in his
alma mater and prof. of anat., ROY-ll
CoIl. P. and S.; Is also senior surg. of
the Geni. Hosp.; apptd. rned. offr. J 4th
Regt., Sept., 1892 (hon. lieut.-col.,
Sept., 1904); holds long service e.e-
co ration ; Is ed. Kingston Med. Q
tár-
ter., and has otherwise contributed to
th
med. press; Ang.--5! Johnson St.,
Ktngston, Ont.; Frontenac Club, do.
Garrioch, :Rev, Alfred Campbell
(Ang.) .
S. .John and Eliza (Campbell) G.;
b. Ktldonan, Man., Feb. 10, 1848; e.
parish seh., Portage la Prairie, Man.;
m., Mch., 1886, Agnes B., d. Richard
Crabbe, Portsmouth, Eng.; 0, 1875;
estbd, first Proto mission existing at
Peace River, 1877; later assisted In
founding a training sch. for Ind. l.hil-
dren at Fort Vermilion; visited Eng.,
and while there published several
translations Into the Beaver Ind. lang.
and an Eng.-Beaver and Cree vocabu-
lary; retuming to Peace River, re-
mained 5 yrs. longer in Ind. mission
work; taking UP worlt in Diocese of
Rupert's Land, 19-02, was 3 yrs. Incum-
bent at Rapid City, 6 yrs. at Poplar
Pt. and High Bluff, and, later, at Hlgb
Bluff, having charge of St, Mary's
Chapel, Portage la Prairie; retired,
1905; D.D.-P01'tage la Prairie, Man.
Garrow, Alexander E" physician.
Scottish origin; S. late .John G., Ot-
tawa; b. there; e. there and McGlll
Unliv. (M.D.,C.M., and gold med.,
1889); m., .June, 1891, .Miss V.Lctoria
Craig, North Gower, Ont.; successfully
practised his prof. In Ottawa for some
yrs.; s()'llletÌ'Íme a. partner or late Dr.
A.. A. Hend-ers>on, there; n.ow and for
some yrs. ,in MO()ll1
1'eß.I; oen1inen1. as
a Burg.; ranks I3.S SIlI.c'h a.mou'g thie
hig1hest in Dan., if IlIOt IÍn ,Am.; is
ass't. IJ)rof. ,in surg. anàclinlOOiI
surg., McGill Unlv.; also asst. surg.
Royal Victoria Hasp., Montreal; a
M.etJh. -289 Mountain St., lIIont1'eal;
University Club; Montreal A. A, Assn.,
do.
Garrow, Hon, James ':E'hompson,
judge.
Scottish ancestry; S. late Edward
and Rebecca G.; b. Chippewa, Ont.,
Mch. 11, 1843; e. Goderlch High Sch.;
m., .July, 1872, :Mary Balfour, d. Rev.
Chas. Fletcher (Presb.); barrister,
1869; K.C. (Marquis of Lansdowne)
1885; do. (Ont.), 1899; successfully
practised his prof. at Goderich; served
as reeve of Goderich and warden of
Huron for a lengthened period; sat for
W. Huron (local), Lib. interest, 1890-
1902; was a MinI'. In the Ross Govt.,
without portfolio, 1899-1902; since
Mch. 20, 1902, has been a judge of
the Sup. Ct. for Ont.; apptd. a Royal
Commr. for the revision of the Statutf's
of Ont., June, 1906; do. a local judge
in Admiralty of the Exch. Ct. for To-
ronto DisL, Mch. 1, 1910; elected hon.
presdt. Huron Old Boys' Assn., 1903.-
49 St. George St., T01'onto.
.. A man of great natural gifta, developed
by an extensive legal pr.a cti 00. 0f the BOund-
est judgment, of wide and accurate read.
ing and of the utmost fai.rne.....-T, Globe.
Ga.rside, Rev. :Robert (Presb.).
Eng
origin; b. Headlngly, Leeds,
Eng., ApI. 23, 1857; e. Woodstock
Coil., and Toronto Unlv. (B.A., with
honours In metaph., 1886); In., Nov.,
1887, Margt, (d. Dec., 1901), d. late
Rev. Dr. Denovan; 2ndly, .June,
1904, Mabel, d. .John Tucker, St. Cath-
arlnes, Ont.; studied theol., McMaster
Unlv. (B.Th., 1895; B.D., 1899);
Ph.D., Central Unlv., Indianapolis,
Ind.; o. (Bapt. Ch.), 1887; served as
a mlssy., S. India, 6 yrs. and 3 mths.;
described by Prlnclpàl Castle as .. one
of the best and noblest gifts the To-
ronto coil. could bestow upon india";
-M4
GARTH-GATES.
was 7 1-2 yrs. pastor Lyman st. Bapt.
Ch., St. Catharlnes; 2 yrs. do., Buck-
ingham, P.Q.; elected moderator Ot-
tawa Assn., 1906; 2 yrs. on Foreign
Mission Bd.; joined Presb. Ch., 1907;
pastor Swan River, Man., do.; since
1908 pastor Alameda, Sask.; author 3
tracts In Telugu language; wrote a
series of letters, describing a tour In
India, made In 1892-3, from Tunl to
Calcutta, thence to Benares, Agra,
Lucknow, Cawnpore, Delhi, .Teypore,
Amedabad, Bombay, Poona, Hydera-
bad, Secunderabad, Bezwada, Cocanda,
and back to Tunl; an athlete, bicy-
clist, pedestrian, horseman, and oars-
man; swam the Niagara River, from
Queenston to Lewiston, in 20 minutes;
a Reformer; favours complete separa-
tion of Church and State.-Alameda.
Sask.
Garth, Bev. William Henry (Ang.).
S. H. W. G., Montreal; b. there,
Dec. 8, 1868; e. Montreal Senior Sch.
and McGill Unlv. (B.A., 1889); m.,
.Tune. 1903, Irene Emerson, widow
Chas. H. Trask, jr., Boston, Mass., and
d. Saml. Hy. Ransom, Albany, N.Y.;
took theol. course Montreal Dioc.
Theol. Coli.; graduated, 1891; o. dea-
con, 1891; priest, 1893; asst. mlnr. St.
Martin's, Montreal, 1891-4; asst. to
Rev. Dr. Ralnsford, St. George's, N.Y.,
1894-8; rector Ch, of the Ascension,
Wakefield, R.I., 1898-1902; rector, St.
Michael's, Naugaluck, Conn.. 1902-08;
since then has been rector St. Mark's,
IsUp, L. I., N.Y.-The Rectory, 1slip,
L.I., New York.
Garton, Bev. William John (Ang.).
A memo of an old Yorkshire family;
b. London, Eng., ApI. 22, 1856; e. Lon-
don, Eng., and Ch. Missionary Inst.,
Reading, Eng.; m., Sept., 1885, Miss
Laura Elizabeth Nash, Mlddlebro,
Yorks; o. deacon, 1883; priest, 1884;
now incumbent St. Philip's, and col-
lector for new St. .Tohn's Coll., Winni-
peg; apptd. hon. canon St. .Tohn's
Cath., Winnipeg, 1909; author of vari-
ous hymns: Confirmation, Easter, Ru-
pert's Land, Woman's Aux. Hymn, etc.
-S6:e College Ave., Winnipeg.
Gartshore, Lt.-Col, William Moir,
manufacturer.
S. .Tohn G., Dundas, Ont.; b. there,
ApI. 3, 1853.; e. Galt Coli. 1nst. (Dr.
Tassie's); m.. Dec., 1876, Catherine,
2nò d. John MoOlary (q. v. ), London,
Ont.; has been for many yrs. in com-
mercial life, and is now V.-P. and genl.
mangr. McClary Mfg. Co., manfrs. of
stoves and furnaces, London, Toronto,
Winnipeg, Montreal, Vancouver, and
St. .Tohn, N.B.; provl. V.-P. Can.
Mantrs. Assn., 1908; is III dlr. Weste,rn
Fair Assn., Central Can. Manfrs.
Mutual Fire Ins. Co., Onto Loan &
Debenture Co. and Can. Trust Co.;
entd. V. m. service, 1874; holds 1st
class R. Sch. Caval. cert.; was junior
major 7th Fusillers during N. \V.
Rebellion, 1885 (med.); promoted
major, 1884; It.-col. commdg. 1st Regt.
of Hussars, 1892; now R. 0.; pre-
sented to late Kli\g Edward, 1886 and
1905; a. Lib., 'but qpposed to 'tire Taf,t-
F:!eldJIng .reo!pf'OoCliltJy a;greemeil1 l t., 1911.
-Lon-don, Ont.; London Club, do.;
National Club, Toronto.
Garvin, John William, ins. profession,
Irish and Eng. origin; e. s. late
David and Melissa (Lemon) G.; b.
Lynden, Ont., Mch. 19, 1859; e. Mid-
hurst Public Sch., Barrie Coll. Inst.,
and Toronto Univ. (B.A., with honours
ie mental and moral science, logic, 1'01.
science, Eng., and history, 1892); m.,
1887, Miss Elizabeth Appelbe, Barrie,
ant.; successively principal of modpl
and public schs. at Welland anti
Woodstock, Ont.; sUbsequently inspr.
city public schs., Peterboro'; retired
from teaching to enter Ins. prof., 1895;
founded in Ottawa the Sterling Life
Assur. Co., of which he became mang,
dir., 1906; collected and edited the
poems of I-sabella Valancy Crawford,
the Can. poet (1905); a Con.; unsuc-
cessfully contested W. peterboro' (Lo-
cal), g. e. 1898;. e. Presb. and a Free-
mason.-Ottawa,
Gates, Bev, George 0, (Bapt.).
B. N. S.; e. Horton Acad. and _"-ca-
dla Unlv. (B.A., 1873; M.A., 1877;
D.D., 1899); originally a pUblic sch.
teacher; after ordination was pastor
at Liverpool, N.S.; subsequently la-
boured at Moncton, N.B., for over 5
yrs.; became pastor Germain St. Ch.,
St. .Tohn, N.B., 1886, and, with the (:x-
ceptlon of 2 yrs. spent at Windsor,
N.S., remained in this charge till 1906 ;
since then has been pastor of West-
mount Ch.; declined a call to Wood-
stock, ant., 1906; formerly secy. Hapt.
Comte. on Union; a dlr. Bapt. Messen-
ger and Visitor Pub. Co., aoo of the
R S. Union, P. Q.-:J36 Metcalfe Ave.,
n'estmo1.tnt, :Montreal.
Gates, Beginald BuggIes, scientist.
S. Andrew B. G., a descendant of
Capt. Olrlham G., who removed from
Mass. to N. So prior to 1760, and Char-
lotte E. (Ruggles) G., a direct de-
scendant of Brlg.-Geni. Timothy R.,
U.E.L., who figured prominently in the
Am. colonies as lawyer, judge, parlia-
mentarian, and soldier; b. Middleton,
N.S., May 1, 1882; e. Mt. Allison
Unlv. (B.A., with 1st class honours In
science, 1903; M.A., 1904); spent 2
yrs. In post-grad. work In bioI.
sciences at the McGill Unlv. (B.Sc. and
special cert. In botany, 1906); during
last year there carried on research
work and acte.d as demon. of botany:
\1ioOe-prinoiplaJl MaooOO1la1lò Co>nsoI
òated
Sc-hs., :\Hàodle.tJon, 1904-5; spen-t, also,
1 iSUffilrner (1902) lin ibOitandcai work at
Cornell Unlv. and 3 summe,rs at .:\f''1,rlne
BioI. Laboratory, Wood's Hole, Mass.,
In bot. research work; apptd. a fellow
In botany, Clhicago Univ.; previously
elected a memo N. S. Inst. of Science,
to which he has contributed papers on
the fungi of his home region; has also
written various popular articles, chief-
ly on botany and geol. topics; read a
paper before the Am. Assn. for the
Advanc. of Science, N. Y., 1907, rle-
scribing the result of recent Investi-
gations, which was pronounced the
most valuable contribution to sclpntific
knowledge of the year; Meth.-Mßdle-
ton. N.S.
GAUDAUR
4:15
Gaudaur, Jaoob GUI, champion oars-
man.
French-Canadlan descent; s. Fran-
çois and Jessie (Glll) G., Orillia, Ont.;
b. at the Narrows, Lake Couchlching,
Ont., Ap
. 4, 1858; from his earliest yrs.
had a strong fancy for aquatic sports;
his fi.rst year In a shell was In 1879,
wh
n he rowed at Prescott, London
and Sarnla In exhn. races; his first
shell race was with Mc
n, on To-
ronto Bay, In the same year, which he
won easily; rowed 3rd at Barrie,
Hanlan and Riley dead-heating; in
1881, July 1, at Ottawa, won a race
from Ross, Hosmer, Ten Eyck and
Riley; at Pullman, III., June 23 1883,
was beaten by Teeaner in the consola-
tion race In 20.14 ; at Lake Minnetonka,
on. Aug. 4, he finished behind Hanlan,
Lee, Hosmer, and Hamm; In 1884, at
Boston, July 4, won the 3-mlle single
sculls in 21.50 and the working boat
event in 22,20; on Oct. 26, rowed a
dead heat with Teemer; on Nov. 2, won
in 20.24 at Creve Cæur Lake, Mo.: the
ups and downs of the Can. sculler con-
tinued In 1885; won the 3-mile single
scuBs race at Boston, July 4, In 20.30,
and on the same day, with Hosmer as
partner, OO1)tured the double sculls:
on May 25 rowed second to 'l'eemer at
New Or
eans In 20.011, and won the
double with Hosmer; .on June 13 de-
feated Hosmer at a regatta at Moline,
Ill., and on the 18th defeated Teemer
at Plttsburg, where Hosmer again sat
with him in the winning double sculls
boat; his first championship race .in
the doubles with Hosmer for partner
was disastrous; Courtney and Conley
bel3.t them over a 3-mile CQurse at
Pl.easure Island. near Albany, N.Y., for
$5,000 and the title, in 17.571; on Oct.
30, the same year, G. beat Al Hamm
(5 se'cs.) for $1,000, 3 miles with turn,
in 21.15; perhaps 1886 was the most
important year of his life; on June 12,
won the championship of Am. and
$2,000 over a 3-mlle CQurse with turn
from Teemer, at Pullman, Ill., in 21.20;
again on June 26, made the best 3-mlle
record up to that time, 19.54, at White
Bear Lake, Minn., beating Teemer and
Hamm; on Sept. 18 occurred the fa-
mous race with Wm. Beach. of Aus-
tralia, for the world's championshdp
and $5,000 on the Thames, London,
Enrg.; G. was beaten over a 41-mlle
course in 22.29 by a short half-boat
length. Rowing men who saw the con-
test said it was the greatest that had
ever taken place In the history of the
sport; on May 30, 1887, won $5,000
and defended the championship from
Hanlan In 19.32, makin
a new record;
in July, at Pullman, Hanlan won the
title, finishing outside the flags in the
darkness; Teemer beat Hanlan on
Aug. 13, and G. was unsuccessful In
hiis etrort to win the title from the
McKeesporter on Oct. 28, at Lake
Maranacook, Me.: Teemer's time was
20.28 2-5 f>or the 3 miles with a turn;
from this time G.'s eng3.gements be-
came very numerous, and only his im-
portant races are given from 1888 to
1896; In 1888, Aug. 3, he and McKay,
of Halifax, defeated Teemer and Hamm
for the double-sculling cha
,ionship
and $5,000, 3 mlle's with turn, In 19.
25, at Saratog.a Lake; later on in the
same year the late Wm. O'Connor
beat G. at Sturgeon Point, Ont., In a
regatta; this was O'Connor's first
brush with him: on March 3, 1889,
\Vm. O'Connor defeated G. on San
Frands'co Bay In a 3-mile race, In
19.45; on Sept. 13 the latter beat
Teemer at McKeesport, but the stakes
were afterwards' dTawn, the American
claiming a foul and refusing toO row;
in 1890, at the Duluth regatta, July
21-26, G. made his third record, 19.31,
In winning the single scull race
against Teemer, Hanlan, Hosmer and
others; McKay and l\f won the doubles,
and his crew also capturoo the 4-
oared race at the same regatta; in
1891 HanLan and O'Conn.or defeated
G. anJdi Mcl(:ay for the diOU:ble .scuH
world's championship at BurlIngton
Beach, on Aug. 8, 3 miles with turn,
In 18.26}; in 1892, Chas. Stephenson,
the New Zealand champion, was
beaten easily on Aug. 13 by G. at.
OrllIia, over the regular 3-mile course,
from the wharf to Lehm.an's Point and
return; on Sept. 5 he and G. H. Hos-
mer won the double sculUng champion-
ship. from Hanlan and O'Connor at
Charlotte, N.Y.; again, at OrllHa, Oct.
15, the same result took place, the 3
miles beIng covered by the winners In
18.30; rowed at Austin, Texas" June,
1893; won the 3-mUe with turn single
scull event In 19.06, his fourth record,
defeating Peterson, Stanbury, the
world's champion, Hanlan, Teemer,
Rogers and Ten Eyck; Hosmer and he
won the doubles by 20 lengths In
18.03}, the fastest time yet recorded
for the 3 mHes with turn; In Nov.,
1895, G. competed at the Intern. re-
gatta in Austin, Texas: his first ap-
pearance was with his bro. in the
dl()ltl'ble scuJIl .race at 3 miles; the Gos.
were beaten by Teemer and Haines;
the time was 18.21, which equalled
the world's record for the distance:
on Nov. 5, Teemer beat G. In a half-
mne dash; on Nov. 7, G. won the
cbampionship of the world, the
Richard K. Fox trophy and $1,500,
beating Rogers, Bubear and Haines;
the same day, together with his bro.
and Teemer and Rogers, G. competed
in a 4-oared race with Bubear, Barry,
Haines and Win
ate; the Eng. crew
won the race, which was a 3-mile one,
in 17.201, a world's record for the dis-
t1ance; G. alS'Ü won several minor
events: In 1896, competed at t'he
intern. regatta at Halifax;' Ilkewise
appeared with the Oan.-Am. 4-oar
crew, which succeeded in defeating
Bubear's Eng. crew: his last great vic-
tory occurred Sep.t. 7, 1896, when
he won the sin
le scull race for
tohe cha:mpionshi,p o.f the world on
the Thames from Jas. H. Stan-
bury, the course being from Put-
ney to Mortlake. 4 miles; G.'s time
was 23.01, and Stanbury's, 23.46; In
Dec., the same year, he Issued a chal-
lenge otrerlng to row any man In the
world" In Am., in June, 1897, fo'r the
championship and a stake of $2,500
or $5,000 a side, and in J,an., 1897, he
was challenged by Hanlan to rO'W for
436
GAUDET-GA VILLER.
the world's championship and $1,000
a side, either in Am. or Eng. waters;
G. weighs about 175 pound>s, and is 6
ft. high.-Orillia, Onto
Gaudet, Lt,-Col, Frederic Monderet,
an mil. servke.
S. late ;r, F. G., C.E.; b. Three
Rivers, P.Q., Aã>l. 11, 1867; e. Royal
Mil. ColI., Kingston; graduated, 1887;
m., June, 1898, Margt. (presdt. Quebec
Ladies' Golf Club), d. late Andrew
']'homson, presdt. Union Bank o-f Can. ;
memo Can. Soc. C.E., 1903; apptd. It.,
R.,C.A., 1887; c8iPt., 1901; major, 1905;
It.-co!., 1908; su,pdt. Dom. Arsenal,
Quebec, May, 1896; lnspr. Small Arms,
sdnoe J'llI'Y, ,1903; lis tJue inventor 01 a
new t.ar,get .and amlJIl'llnj'tion to use
W1Ï.th 11.; R. C.-Artillery Park, Quebec;
Quebec Garrison. Club.
II Efficient and: popular."-Can. Mil.
Gazette.
Gault, Andrew Hamilton, merchant;
capitalist.
O. s. L. H. (q.v.) and Marion A.
(Davidson) G.; b. England, 1882;
e. Bishop',s ColI., Lennoxville, and
McGlll Vniv.; prepared for Oxford
Vniv.; m., Mch., 1904, Marguerite
Claire, y. d. late Hon. G. W.
Stephens, M.L.A., M.E.C., Montreal;
a dir. G. Bros. & Co. (wholesale
dry goods, etc.), Montreal Cotton Co.,
Van Allen Co., Trent Valley Woollen
Co., Crescent Manfg. Co., G. Bros.,
Win.ndpeg, and G. Bros., Vanco-uver,
apptd. consul-genl. for Sweden in Can.,
May, 1909; a capt., Corps Reserve,
Royal Highlanders of Can.; served as
a subaltern, 2nd Can. Mounted Rifles,
war In S. A. (Queen's med. with 3
clasps); Con.; Ang.-" Rokeby," 595
Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal; lilt.
Royal Club; St. James's Club; Mont-
real Hunt Club; Montreal Jockey
Club; Montreal Racquet Club; Back
River Polo (;lub; Canadian Club; Royal
St. Lawrence Yacht Club, do.; York
Club, Toronto.
Gault, Lt,-Col, Arthur Fitzroy, real
estate and insurance broker.
S. late M. H. G., M.P., and Eliza-
beth I. (Bourne) G.; ,bro. Maj'oT C.
E. and. L. H. G. (q.v.); b. Montreal,
1876; e. Rid,ley ColI., Eng.; m., June,
1904, Georgina May Laurie, d. Harri-
son G. Beemer; is a partner firm G.
& Ewing, real estate and ins. brokers
and financial agents, Montreal; gazet-
ted 2nd lieut., 6th Regt., Royal High-
landers, 18
; J;>romoted, Ueut., I89!!;
capt., 1901, major, 1906; It.-col., May
11, 1909; holds 1st class cert., Royal
Sch. lnfy.; an Ang.; elected presdt.
Federation of Churchmen's Assns.,
Montreal, 1909.-229 Un'iversity St.,
111 ontreal; Canada Club; lIHI. lnst. ;
Jlan-itou Club, do.
Gault, :Major Charle. Erne.t, stock-
broker; legislator.
2nd s. late M. H. G., M.P., and
Elizabeth I. (Bourne) B.; a bro.
L. H. G. (q.v.); b. Montreal, Sept. 19,
1861; e. Montreal High Sch. and Pre-
paratory Coli,; m., Sept., 1890, Flor-
ence (prominently Identified with the
movement for providing playgrounds
for children, 1902), e. d. Rufus Falr-
banks; joined Montreal Stock Ex-
change, 1887; apptd. paymaster (with
hon. rank of major), 5th Regt., Royal
Highlanders of Can., Jan., 1898; for-
merly a well-known athlete; a 'proml-
noen.t Don.; e.leoted presdt. of Junior
Oon. Club, 1906; siots for St. Antoine
:\Lorut.re.al (Local), sinoe Jan.., 1907;
\J}.g.-llB Mackay St" Montreal; Mt.
Royal Club; Mont1.eal Club; .Montreal
Hunt Club; Canada Club' Montreal
J1iI. lnst.; Manitou Club, d
.
"A business man of repute."-j{, Go-
&ette.
Gault, Leslie Hamilton, m&chant.
man ufacturer; capi taUst. '
S. late Matthew H. G., M.P., for-
merly of Strabane, Irel., and Elizabeth
I. (Bourne) G.; b. Montreal, 1855; e.
Monrtrea1 High Soh. and Galt OoH. Inst. ;
m., ApI., 18!J6, Marlon Anderson, d.
l.a
e John Davidson, Glasgow, Scot.;
Jomed firm G. Bros. & Co. (wholesale
dry gooodis, etc.; L. P., 1896), 1871;
presdt. of the co. since 1903; one of
the promoters of the Crescent Manfg.
Co. (L. P., 1905), and of many other
business organizations; a councillor
Montreal Bd. of Trade; a gov., Mont:
real Genl. Hosp., and of the Montreal
Diocesan TheoI. Coll.; a Ufe memo
Montreal A. A. Assn.; a del. to the
6th Commercial Congress of the Em-
pire; a Con.; an Ang.-" Braeltead,"
148 McTavish St., Montl'eal; St. James's
Club; Canada Club; Montreal Hunt
Club, do.
Gauthier, The MOst B.ev, Cha.rle.
Hugh (R.C.), archbishop.
Of S
ottish and French ancestry;
S. Gabriel and Mary (McKinnon) G.;
b. Alexandria, Ont., Nov. 13, 1843; e.
local schs. and Reglopolis Coil., KIngs-
ton; o. 1867; served for some yrs. as a
prof. of Tihetoric at his Alma Mater;
thereafter was successively parish priest
at Gananoque, Westport, Williamstown,
Glen Nevis and Brockville; btJcame
D
an, 1886; and V. G., 1891; while
::;till at BrockviIle was ,apptd. 2nd
Archbp. of Kingston, July 29, 1898;
presented with an address on leaving
BrockvllIe from both R. C.s and Prots.;
attended the Plenary Council, Quebec,
1909, and the Eucharistic Congress,
):Iontreal, 1910; apptd. second Archbp.
of Ottawa, Sept., 1910; consecrated,
I911.-A.,.cltbishop's Palace, Ottawa.
"A man o.f wisdom, prudence and faith-
ful &Jrvi.ce."-Cath. Register.
II Can speak English, French or GaeIie
equally well. Is alwa)-s clear, impreilBive
and, convincing."-M. Star.
Gauthier, MIle, Josephine Phoebe
Eva (see Knoùte, Madame Jo-
!:;ephine Phoebe Eva).
Gavi11er, :Maurice, civil engineer anrl
land survevor.
S. Alex. and" Charlotte (Williams)
G.; b. London, Eng., 1842; accompan-
ied parents to Can., 1844; e. Rond
Head, Newmarket, and Barrie Gram-
mar Schs.; m. Miss Catherine !'Æarle
Holt; matriculated in enging., Toronto
Vniv., 1859; C.E. (McGill Univ.),
1863; P.L.S., 1866;. D.L.S., ; a
memo Bd, of Examrs. O. L. S.; presdt.
GAY-GEGGIE,
43'1
O. L. S.s' Assn., 1895-6; engd. for
many yrs. In govt., township, munici-
pal, and other surveys; also In g"old
mining; has offices both In Co11ing--
wood and Barrie; Ang.-Collinytoood,
Onto
II Gay, Lady" (.;;ee Denison, Mrs
Grace Elizabeth).
Gaynor, Rev, Wßliam Cleophas (R.C.).
Irish origin; s. Thos. and CatherinE'
(Buckley) G.; b. Chatham, N.B., Sept.
25, 1855; e. Newcastle, Chatham, Mem-
ramcook ColI., In N. B., and Burling-
ton. Vt.; o. 1878; stationed Carleton
(W. St. John). Woodstock. Debec, Sus-
sex. and St. John; prof. Eng. lit. and
hIgher math., St. Jospph's Unlv. ; V.-P.
Cànadian Club. prpsdt. Excerpta Lit.
Club, and N. B. Hist. Soc., St. John:
writer of mag. stories; ed. St. John
Freeman: author II Papal Infallibili-
ty" II Fifty Years a Priest," II Mem-
be
tou, a Rist. Monogram"; Llb.-Con.:
Imp.; believer in Mr. Chamberlain; In-
stincts literary rather than ecclesiasti-
cal; broad in views of intercourse be-
tween religious denominations, stand-
ing for and repre:'1f'ntlng that class of
R:,C.'s.-St. John, N.B.
Gays, Harry Eeigwin, Can. railway
service.
S. H. W. G. (q.1J.); In service N. Y
Central Ry. since 1899; promoted genl.
pass. agent, Ottawa & N. Y. Ry., 1907;
Peslgned, 1911; .one 'Ûf 1Jhe !promote.l'S,
willi his 'fratther, 'Ûf ,the Quebeoc and
Ontaflio L-um'ber Co. (1.. .P.,; 1906)
Brot.-37 Argyle Ave., Ottawa.
Gays, Henry William, Can. railway
sen'ice.
Eng-. origin; s. Wm. and Sarah
(Walker) G.; b. Brant, Erie Co., N.Y.,
Mch. 31, 1849; e. Dunkirk Sch.. N.Y.;
m., Oct., 1876, Miss Nannie Borden
edgTWin, Jeff.el'scJ.n!v,f,)Je, Ind'. ; entrcJ. Am.
ry. serV'lce, 1862, and has since been
continuously In service, on various
roads, and holding different Important
positions; s'lnce Feb., 1899. has bpen
connected with the N. Y. & Ottawa Ry.,
always as mangr., and, at times,
presdt. and mrmgr.; one of the pro-
motprs of the Quebec & O.,t. Lumber
Co. (1.. P., 1906) ; a Prot.-Roxborough
Apartments, Laurier Ave. W., Ottawa.
II A capable railroad man, of wide ex-
perience."-M. Star.
Gear, William I" merchant.
S. late Hy. J. G.; b. Toronlt'o;
f'. Ha,igJh't',s Oommle'rda,l ,Slah., Mont-
veal: enltd. serV1ioe t1nn 10.t Rpford
& Dd-1:I{)lI1', 'WihiolÞesaITe g,rocers, 'l\f.OlJ'lt-
rea,l, 1874. and has s
nce l"emaJn'eod
with same house; now, and for some
yrs., V.-P. Robt. Reford (q.v.) Co.,
Ltd. : Is V.-P. Fessenden Wireless Tele-
graph Co. of Can., and connected with
various other enterprises; was presðt.
Montreal Corn Ex('hange, 1902; presdt.
Montreal Bd. of Traðe. 1905; Ang.-
450 Macka7f St., lIfontreal: summer
rp8;de11ce: LnnguP7(.il. P.Q.: 8t. Jam('.<;'s
Club,. Canada Cl1tb: Canadian Clu.b,.
Jr. A. A. A."I8n. ,. Montreal 117lnt Club;
LonQue1tiZ Boatfng Cl7.tb, Montreal.
"A man of ki!en business fo-resight."-
Wm. Drysdale (q.v.).
Geary, George Reginald, lawyer.
Eng. and Irish descent; paternal
great-grandf. came to Can., 1806, and
settled near London. Ont.: maternal
great-grandf. a U. E. Loyalist; S. T.
J. and Mary (Goodson) G; b. Strath-
my, On'Ì., .Aug. 12, 1873; e. U. C. ColI.
and Toronto Unlv.; unm.; barrister,
1904; K.C., 1908; successfully prac-
tises his prof. In Toronto as a memo
'Of the loegal t].nn of MaiCd'on,eH, Mtc-
Miast-er & G. ; CQuns-el for Onto In Insur-
ra,nce in'VIe,sÌ'Î,gaJti-øn ; Oan. rcpl'es'en:tJaUve
Intern. Tax Assn.; has been a sch.
t'l'ustoe'e and &111. 'Doran-to, 'the aatter
fair 5 yrs.; an um
uccessf.UlI üan,d:idate
Toronto Mayoralty, 1908; Controller,
1909; Mayor, 1910 (vote: G. 19,017;
Hoicke.n, q.V., 14,935); was re-el-ecte>d,
1911; ellecbed CIQ'rr. ,sec'Jr. foor DOID. of
OaTI. In'Ì'ern. Tax Comn., 1910; 1st
V.-P. Urui'Ü'n 'Û,f Oan. M!un'idpaUtJ.es,
1910-11; attended funeral of late King
Edcward, LO'nd.on, En:g., 1910; ,presented
to :K,lng GeOlI1g.e, Sit. Jam-e.s',s Pala,ce,
June, 1911; present, hy ,inv>ltMI'Ûn, at
coron'a'Hon of Thedr Maj.eSiUe.s, Wesrt-
'1l1Jin
ter Atbbey, do. ; a Oon. and iPr.esdt.
To,ro'Il'tJo lJlb.-Oon. Olub; an Ang.; an
Ornn-geman.-W Wellesley St., Toronto;
A.lbany Club; Toronto Golf Club.
.. Has cha-raote,r, aibiJity Mld
a,dj'lle'8s."
-T. News.
Geddes, George, insurance profession.
S. Geo. N. and Jane Ann (Forbes)
G.; b. Glenmorrls, Ont., Sept. 20,
1860; e. local schs.; m. Miss Margt.
Alexander, Galt. Ont.; In Insurance
bu!'lness since 1897; mang-r. extensive
Oùnr mills, Tl1lsonburg, Ont.; succes-
sÌ\'ely ald. and mayor, St. Thomas,
ant.; a senator Western Un Iv., Lon-
don, Ont.; a gov. Amasa Wood Hosp.
and Alma Coll., St. Thomas; elected
presdt. Onto Municipal Assn., 1909; a
past grand marshal, I. O. O. F.; past
master A. F. and A. M.; grand chan-
cellor Knights of Pythlas for Ont.;
prominent in Bowling, Curling, Golf.
Whist, a.nd other assns.; believes that
C:m. should bund, equip, man. and
m:1Inta.in its own navy.: a Presb.-16
Pparl St.. St. Thomas, Ont.: Canadial1
Club; Elgin Country Club. do.
Gee, Rev, Abram Leonard (lVIeth.).
U. E. L. descent; S. late Capt. John
and Rebecca G.: b. Tp. Gatnsboro, Co.
Lincoln, Ont., Mch. 31, 1854; e. public
!1('hs. and Wesl. Unlv.. Bloomington,
Tll. (Ph.B., 1888; Ph.D., 1896); m.
Martha A., o. d. 1\'1. Parker, Basing-
stonE', Ont.; originally a sch. teacho?r;
O. 1874; has filled many Important
pastorates; takes high rank as a
preacher; has been secy. and presdt.
of con f.; a dlr. Home Life Assn. of
Can.: Ind. In poUtics,-Simcoe, Onto
(D. Muskoka, Ont., Aug. 8
1911.)
Ge!fgie, Rev, Andrew Logan (Pre<;b.).
B. Border Dlst., Scot., 1862; e. Edin-
burgh Unlv., Free Ch, CoIl., same city,
rand Presb. Cooll., Halifax, N.S.; m.,
.June, 1888, Miss Janoett M. MHol.e'r; o.
1888; came to N. S., 1887; served as a
missionary there; has been pm,tor
Dunn Ave. Presb. Ch., Toronto, since
1899; decHned a can to Zion Ch., Char-
438
GEIKIE-GENEST.
..,::." .'
lottetown, P.E.I., 1898, and to St. An-
ÒJrew's Oh., W'inni;poeg, 1909; a eenl8Jtor,
Kn-ox C.oM.; elecl<ed presdrt. Old C.o'Un-
try Olub, TorollltJO, 1911; an a,ggresslV1e
It'ffinp. leader; nated of-or tbe ",it and
f'erv'our of U11s addlre\ss
s; a'll Omll'ge-
man.-l07 Jameson Ave., TOl'onto.
GeUde, Archibald James, physIcian.
E. s. Dr. W. B. G. (q.v.); b. To-
ronto, Feb. 13, 1859; e. there; M.B.,
Trln. Univ., 1879; M.D., do. do.; M.B.,
Toronto Unlv., do.; fellow Trln. Med.
Sch., do.; practises his prof., with his
father; Presb.-52 Maitlmul St., To-
ron to.
Geikie, Walter Bayne, .physician; re-
tired educationIst.
S. Rev. Archibald G.; bro. late Rev.
A. Constable G., D.D., LL.D.. for many
yrs. Presb. minI'. of Ba.thurst, N., S.""\Y.
and of late Rev. ;J. Cunningham G..
D.D., LL.D., the emInent Biblical
scholar; b. Edinburgh, Scot., May 8,
1830; licensed as a med. practitioner,
Med. Bd. of U.C., 1851; M.D., ;Jeffer-
son C-oll., Philadelphia, 1852; D.C.L.
(hon.), Trin. Un Iv., Toronto, 1889;
LL.D. (do.), Que
n's Unlv., 1907; moo
Feb., 1854. Frances M. (d. 1890), 3rd
d. late .J.as. Woodhouse; L.R.C.P.,
Land. ; L.R.C.S., Edln. ; F.R.C.S., Edin. ;
suocessfuUy practised his prof. for
some time In Co. York, but rem-oved
to Toronto; became prof. o! Mat. Med.,
Victoria Unlv., Cobourg, 1856; later,
held ohalrs of Anat., Surg. and Mid-
wifery, there;. severed his connection
with the unlv., 1870; suggested In
1871 the estbt. of a med. faculty In
Trin. Univ., Toronto, which became In-
corporated under an indo charter as
Trin. Mad. Coil., 1877; filled the chair
of Med. and Olinical Med. therein, and
was dean of the faculty, 1878-1903;
acted as examr. In med. for Trinity
Univ. up to 1908; was for many yr.s.
on the consulting staff, Toronto Genl.
Hosp.; V.-P. ColI. of P. & S., Ont.,
1882-3; represented Trln. Moo. Call.
on council of P. & S., Ont., 1877-1902;
was presdt. Union Loan & Savings Co.
for some yrs.; do., Toronto City Mis-
sion, 12 yrs. ; 15 V.-P., U. C. Bible Soc. ;
acted as treas. in Can. for the Ar-
menian Relief Fund, 1896-7; his IIfe-
sized portrait In oils by Forster (q. v.)
was presented to him by graduates of
Trln. Moo. CoIJ.., In acknowled,gment
of his long-servlc
to med. educ., 1908;
.. strongly l-oyal to the Brit. Empire
and devoted to Can.'s Interests as a
highly Important part of the Empire;
regard.s our system of govt. as the most
free and the best In the world"; a
Presb.-" Holyrood Villa," 52 .Mait-
land St., Toronto.
.. A velte'l'\alll in med. science, who has
imperishably left biß mark for good upon
To.ro'J).t-o inoSt.Ïtution&."-Rev. Prof. Wm.
Clark (q.1'.).
Geldert, John Morris, lawyer.
Of an old North Country family, re-
siding In N. Y. at time of Am. nevo-
1 ution; removed, with t'he Loy.allsts, to
Shelburne, N.S. ; b. Halifax, N.S., 1853 ;
e. Hallfax Grammar Sch.; LL.B. (Har-
vard), 1873; barrister, do.; practlseß In
Hal.1fax; ald. there 9 yrs.; nvem. ;Joint
Dommer. Oo.mtoe. C.i.ty Oounci'l amid Bd.
of Trade; chairman Public Library and
Laws and Privileges Comte.; do. Sch.
Bd.; reporter Sup. Ct.; ed. N. S. De-
cisions.. for a number of yrs. on ed.
staff Halifax Citizen, Morning Chroni-
cle, and Daily Echn. newspapers: Lib.
-59 Queen St., Halifax, N.S.; Harvard
Univ., Cambridge, .Jjfas8.; Cit11 Club,
Halifax, N.S. -
Gemmill, Lt.-Col, James Dunlop, re-
ttr>ed merohan.t; CJa,pHtalllsl.
Descended from the Gs. o.r Temple-
house, Ayrshlre, Scot., andent va...
sals of the Knights Templar; In pos-
session of their lands from before
the 14th century; s. late ;John G.,
merchant, Almonte. Ont.; b. there,
Jan. 31, 1833; e. there, the French
Call., Pointe-aux-Trpmhles, P.Q., and
Royal Mil. Sch., Kingston (1st class
cert., 1865) ; m., Oct., 1877, Katharine
MuÑ:och (d. at Rome, Mch. 18, 1908),
d. late Geo. Knight, Glasgow, Scot.;
a dlr. Lanark Agrlcul. Assn., and
other local bodies; a famous hunter;
spent a year in the Can, North-
West, 1861, hunting buffalo and
other game; has lived and travelled
much abroad; was present at the out-
break of the Commune. Paris, 1871;
has been admItted to private audi-
ences with the Pope, the King and
Queen of Italy, and the King and
Queen o! Greece; IPres-eruteð. W1Ïltoh hiis
daugihite'rs, 00 tJhe late Kin.g {Lnd Quæn
of En-g., St. ;Jlames's BailaC'e, 1902: was
loOng dn 'the v. m. servloe; Þt....col. 42.00
Regt., 187,1; serv'ed durln,g Foen/lan
Ra.i-ds (med. amd 2 clasps); Pre.sb.-
2.'; Via Emilia, Rome, Italy; Almonte,
Ont,
Genest, Arthur T" Dam. public ser-
vice.
Family, on paternal side, came from
France, about 200 yrs. ago, where a
few small towns bear the name; S.
J. N. G., J.P., for many yrs. supdt.
Radnor Forges, and Marie Paullne, d.
Jos. Turcotte, Gentllly, P.Q.; grands.
Laurent G. (apptd. N. P., 1808):
nephew late Hon. ;J. E. Turcotte, Q.C.,
M.P.; b. Fermont, Co. St. Maurice,
P.Q., ;July 10, 1859; e. St. ;Joseph's
ColI., Three Rivers, and private tutors;
m., Oct., 1888. Mary Lillian. d. late
Bernard Devlln, Q.C., M.P., Montreal;
P.L.S., 1879; D.L.S., 1883; early train-
ing In ry. location and construction,
Q., M:., O. & O. Ry.; engr. in C'ha'l'ge
location and construction (In part),
Laurentian Ry. (now a portion Can.
North. Ry.); engr. for contractors
{'arly construction Pontiac Pac. June.
Ry. (now Ottawa and Waltham);
1st asst. engr. enlargement Lachine
Canal, 1895-7; prospected for a co. In
Klondlke dlst., 1897; 1st asst. engr.
Rapid Plat and Farran's Pt. Canal;
ùlv. engr., Balsam-Simcoe Lake dlv.,
construction Trent Canal; engr. In
charge final estimates for completion
Cornwall Canal enlargement, 1901-4;
since 1904 ha.3 been an engr. at head-
quarters projected Georgian Bay Ship
Canal; engd. In various other under-
takings, Including surveying work In
GEOFFRION-GEORGE.
439
Northern Quebec for the Provl. Govt.; In'ooke St. E., Montreal; summe1. reBi-
nn asso. memo Can. Soc. C. E.; a dence: Terrebonne, P.Q.; Canada Club;
nwm. Nat. Geographic Soc.,
Vashing- Cnnadian Club; Club st. Denis; Mont-
ton, D.C., and of the Am. Acad. Pol. real Jockey Club; Nomads Club; Re-
and Social Science, Philadelphia; fonn Club, Montl'eal.
elected presdt. Can. Inst., Ottawa, "A very popula,r man.n-y. Star.
1908; founded The Clarion, the first "One of the most en'terprising and sue.
dally newspaper published at Three ce5MUl merchants of the city."-M. Wit.
RivPrs, 1884: a contributor to the neBB.
French nnd Eng. pres.;!, under various
noms litteraires.-ií19 King Edward Geoffrion, Victor. lawyer; legislator.
Ave., Ottawa. S. Felix and Catherine (Brodeur)
G.; b. St. Simon, P.Q., Oct. 23, 1851;
Geoffrion, AIme, lawyer. e. St. Hyacinthe Coll. and McGill Unlv.
O. s. late Hon. C. A. ond Eulalie G.. (B.C.L., 1891) ; m., Sept., 1884, Fran-
e. d. late Chief Justice Sir A. A. Dor- cesca, d. late Hon. A. H. Paquet, M.D.,
Ion; b. Montreal, Nov. 13, 1872; e. senator; advocate, 1892; K.C., 1904;
St. John's Sch., St. Mary's (Jesuit) successfully practises his prof. In Mont-
CoU., and McGill Unlv. (B.C.L. and real as a memo of the firm of G., G. lie
med., 1893); m., Nov., 1896. Marg-uPr- Casson; lived for some yrs. In. th
He, e. d. l::lte Hon. J. R. Thi'baudeau, U. S.: a Lib., and has sat for Cham-
senator, Montreal; advocate, 1894: bly and Vercheres (H.C.) since 1900;
K.C., 1903: successfully practises his has served as chairman standing
prof. in Montreal; a councillor Mont- Comte. on Public Accounts, and also
real bar; occupies a distinguished pro- of 1til1'e .s:pec.l'3.\l comte. ito e.nquire
fessional position; since 1905 has been into the TransoC'onotln'entJail Ry. Oomn.
prof. of civil law, McGill Unlv. (suc- charges; declined appt. as Chief Lib.
ceeding therein Mr. Justice Fortin, "W!hip for Quebec, 1910; a R. C.-!3
q.v.); has pleaded on several ocoo- 1I1ountain St., Montreal; Club Cana-
slons before the JI. Comte.. P. C.; one dien; Montreal Reform Club, do.
of the counsel retained by Quebec In
the arbitration between the Dom. and "A g<J'od business man and a clever law.
Onto and Quebec for a settlement of Yer."-Jf. Star.
outstanding .accounts existing at Con- . II A d.irect, lIJItra:j,ghtfo'I"Waord po!lished a:nd
federation; was junior Dom. counsel In digndfied spel8ke,r."-M. Herald.
the matter of the Alaska Boundary George the Fifth, BIs Most Excellent
Arbfotrrutdon, 1903-4: a'P'ptd. a mean. Majesty, George Frederick Ernest
Can. s,æ., I mt,ern. W;a.terw.a.ys Com-n.. Albert, King'. K.G.. K.T., K.P.,
1911; a Lib.; R. C.-50 Durochel' St., G.C.RI., G.C.M.G., G.C.I.E., G.C.
.\'Iont1'eal; St. James's Club " Club V.O., I.S.O.
Canadien; J-[ont1'eaI Refonn Club, do. O. s. s. of His late Majesty Kin
"One who we]] sustains the hereditary Edward VII. and of Her Majesty
glo.ries of his l\.ouße\."-Sir W. Launer. Queen Alexandra (now the Queen
Mother, q.v.); b. Marl'borough House,
Geoffrion, J, V, Arthur, lawyer; Dom. London, June 3, 1865; e. by private
pub. service. tuition and on the Bl.itannia; LL.D.
B. .P. Q.; e. Lava] Univ. (LL..B., (lhon..), Un,i\'. of Oambvid'g'e, 1894; I(]:o.
1897); -adrv.o'Cate, 1898: a LIb. and (.dIO.), McGiili1 Univ., 1901; 00. Queen's
f'o,rme,rly IPresdt. .of t'h,e Club Na.t., Undv., KJinlgsoon, do.; d.o. (od'O.), 'Laval
iMJontreal ; an aM. ,Ste. Cunegcmde some Utn4.v., do.; do. (dlo.), WelSh Un.lv.,
yrs.: fa\'ouI'S piOll'lUæ..l In<1JepeJ1/denoce; 1902; dio. (do.), LondlOn Un.lv., ,1903;
apptd. Dom. emigration agent In D.C. L. (ho'Il-.), OxfoI1d1 Untv., 1897;
France, Oct., 1907; R. C.-Montreal. do. (do.), Me1lbQlurn-e Umlv., <10.; (1.0.
Geoffrion, Louis Elie, merchant. (dID.), Sydney Un'iv.. d'O.; do. (dlo.),
A memo of the family of the same Arl,elaJiæe Un:lv., (10. ; Mus. Doc.
name which has given to the pubHc (bon.), Unlv. of Wa,loes, '1902; dlO.
life of Can. the late Hon. Felix and (,æo.), Lanoon Unliv., 1903; m., J'l1'ly
the late Hon. L. 0., G., besides those 6, 1893, Her Se.OOI1'e Hilghn-ess Pr.in-
mems. of it now living, among them cess Victoria Mary Augus.ta. Louist>
his bro, J. Amedee G, K.C., M.L.A.; , OIJga Pauline Cll3;udrirue A'gne.s (gl'anted
b. V,arennes, P.Q., 1853; e. there and , the hon. degree of LL. D. by M..'GilL
In Montreal; entd. employ IOf Chaput Un-Iv., 1901), 'b. May 26, 1867, o. d.
(q.v.) & Sons, !Wholesale grocers, Mont- Her Royal Highness the late Duchess
r-eal, when a youth; after 7 yrs. wa!' and His Highness the late Duke of
given a partnership, and continues that '.reck; succeeded his father a,s Klns
relatlonshl'p; has been a councillor of the United Kingdom of Gt. Britain
Montreal Bd. of Trade; presdt. and Irel., of the Bdt. Dominions
Chmnbre-de-Commerce, 1900-2; first be
()ll!di \the Sel3..<;, anodJ as Empoe'ror of
presdt. Queõec Wh'OIesale Grocers' India, 'May 6, 1910; proclaimed do. do.
Guild, 1904-5; do. Dom. do. d'O., 1907-8, do., May 9, do.; crowned do. do. do.,
and a HaroourOomanr. for .som-e y.rs.; a. June, 1911; .entd. the Royal Navy, with
Loib., was successively V.-P. and presdt. hlis 1>01'10., tihJe llalÌ.e Duke o.f OIGJreruce. as
of the Montreal Reform Club; a. dir. I a cadet, June 5, 1877; spent 2 yrs. on
IJe Canada Co.; dosely Identified with the Britannia, the schoolshi.p at Dart-
many commercial and business enter- mouth; j.olned the Bacchante, under
p
lses; favoul"'eld ISt
cmgly a Bd. of Cow- the C'ommand of the Earl of ClanwlI-
trol f,or Montreal, 1909; worked In the lIam, 1879, and went on a cruise to
Interests of the Antl-Alcohollc League tlhe W.I.; promoted midshipman, 1880,
'it an eoarlier date; elected presdt. and later crossed the equator, visited
N'Omads Club, 1907; R. C.-tOt Sher- the Canaries, the Falkland
. Simon'
440
GEORGE.
Bay, Montevideo. and Australia, where
he remained several months; then
went to. China and returning to the
Mediterranean by Singap.)re and the
SUEZ Canal, completed his tour by a
trip through Palestine; spent sIx
months with his brather ir.. Lausanne,
Switzerland; in 1884, was made a sub-
lieut. and joined H.M.S. Canada on
the North Am. station; the foHowing
y{'ar, became a full lieut. ; was attached
successively to various I'hlps, and'
served with t'he Dreadnought and the
Alexandra, flagship of the Mediterran-
ean squadron, o.f which his uncle, the
Duke of Edinburgh, was commander-
in-chief; in 1889, received his first
command, that of to.l'lPedo boat No. 79.
during the naval manæuvres; while in
charge of this vessel rendered valua 1 )le
assistance to another vessel which was
In distress; on May 6, 1890, was placed
in charge of the first-class gunboat
Th1'ush, and In it spent a Y'ear on the
Korth Am. station, visiting Can. and
the West Indies; in 1890 was desig-
nated by Queen Victoria to open the
industrial exhn., .Jamaica (W.I.): In
1891, on his return to. Eng., was
promoted commander; his latest C'om-
mand wa.<; H.M.S. Crescent, In which
during 1898 he visited many of the sea-
port towns of Eng. and Irel. : was made
capt., 1893: rear-admiral, 1901: vice-
admiral. 1903; and admiral, 1907: was
gazetted a genl. in th{' army, 1902; in
Can., he is hon. co.l. of the Royal Can.
Dragaons and the 43rd Regt., The
Duke of Cornwall's Own Rifles: was
created Duke of York, Earl af Inver-
ness and Baro.n Klllarney, 1892; the
death of the Duke of ClarenC''C from
pneumania In that year left him heir-
rlpparent to the throne: he had himself
ba relv recovered from an attack of
typhoid, which nearly cost him hIs llfe ;
In .July, 1895, PI
slded at the sixth
Intern. Geog. Congress, held at the
Imp. Inst. ; In 1899, succeeded the Duke
of Argyll as presdt. of The Royal Hu-
mane Soc.; became a personal naval
A.D.C. to. Que-en Victoria, Lord WardEn
of the Cinque Parts, Constable of Dover
Castle, and, later, personal naval A.D.C.
to King Edward VII., 1905-7: 'Jecame
a Bencher of Lincoln's Inn, 1902, and
treas., 1903; was installed as chan-
ce-llor of the Cape Univ., 1901,
nd ()f
the Welsh Unlv., 1902; In 1897 their
present Majesties made a journey to
Irel., whe.re they were very cordially
receIved; their memorable visit to the
British colonIes In the four corners of
the earth, as Duke and Duchess of
Cornwall and York, was begun in the
steamship Ophir, in Mch., 1901; the
Itinerary was through the Me{llterran-
ean and the Suez Canal to. India, Aus-
trnUa, New Zealand, South Africa. St.
Vincent (W.I.), thence to. Nova Scotia,
through Can. to. the Pacific Ocean and
back, arriving In Eng. on Nov. 1, 1!lù1;
the royal couple received an enthusl.
astic reception home; about a month
la ter, on the occasIon of his receptIon
at the GulldhaIl dinner by the lord
mayor, the aldermen and the county
cauncll, his speech, which Lord Rose-
bery referred to as "a statesman'lkfo
a.ddress," a term whIch all the London
press a.ccepted as worthily describing It.
put hIm before the astonished and ad-
miring eyes of the world as a states-
man, and lifted hdm to a hIgh place In
the rpspect of the Brit. people; in 1908,
His Majesty came to Can., in connection
wl-th .the ce'loebrartlon Oif t'he TeT-
lcentenary of Quebec, and on .Ju
y
4, p-M1sonaHy Ihanded over to ilie
Gov.-GemI. (Earl Grey, q.v.) the deeds
of the IbatUeftelods of tJhat anlC'lel'l't clity,
thereafter to be used as a public park
for all time: later, In the same year,
Queen Mary (as she Is now known)
prEsented the Un1v. of Toronto and
the Vil1a Marla Convent, Montreal,
each with a handsome bann
r; the
King was created an Iroquois chief,
:'\I[ay. 1909: In Sept., 1910, His Majesty
sent, by the Bp. of London, a handsome
orayer book as a pr
sent to the Ang.
011. at Annapollis Royal, N.S., wlhere,
'W" yrs. before, the first Ch, of En.1'
.::en'ice in Can. was held: His Majesty
Is an hon. member of the HallfaJ<
Club, the St. .James's Club, Montreal,
the l\H. Royal Club, Montreal. and
tJhe Ridoeau Club, Otrt.awa; onbhe oc-
casion of ihdg oorona tion !he lal'd two
oo'rnoer stOlIles (by cable) ,in Sot. .John's,
Nlfd., {me beln,g ,tlhl3Jt o.f a Ho.me ,
or
Nurses, and rt!J1e 'O'Ì'her of a Seamoen's
Inst.; on tlhe Blame coca,ston was ip1'e-
sen.teð. wl1h a solId Slilver bread baskoet,
fililed w.I'Ì!h the finest pro.ducl. af Sask-
atohelWan's whea<t, 'tlhe glfjt of ,the Gradn
Grow'ers of Saskatchoewan; an Anrg.-
Buckingham Palace, London, Eng.;
Windsor Castle, 1Vin ds or, Eng.; Bal-
moral. Ballater, Scot.
"A1re.ady a great state9lIlan."-Lord
Strathcona (q.v.).
George, Rev, John Lyall (Presb.).
S. late Rev. Francis W. G., Culross,
Flfeshlre, Scat.; b. Halifax, N.S.,
.July, 1857; e. Amherst and Pictou
Acads., Dalhousie Unlv. (B.A., and
Gov.-Genl.'s gold med., 1878), Prince-
ton Semy., and Cornell Unlv. (M.A.,
1881); m., 1886, Lydia, d. late G. W.
Underwood, N.S.; o. 1881: succes-
sively pastor Sherbrooke and Golden-
viNe. N.S., Dartlffi'oo:tb, do., St.
.Joh'Il's, B
Nevnle, Ont., Calvin 011.,
Montreal: resigned latter dharge an
aCoCoun't of III-health, 1909; moderator
(Montreal), 1906; a senator, Montreal
Presb. Coll.-1117 Greene A. ve., We8t-
mount, }.[ontreal.
uA fine prea cher. "---='M. Herald. .
George, Rev. Joøeph Henry (Cong.).
educa tionlst.
Eng. origIn; s. .Joseph and Margt.
Ann (Armstrong) G.; b. nr. Cobourg'.
Ont., May 3, 1853; e. Co.II. Inst., Co-
bourg, Albert COoll., Vdctorla Univ.
(B.A., and Prince of Wales gold med.
In p'hH., 1880; M.A., 1885), and Boston
Un Iv. (Ph.D., 1884) ; D.D., DruryColl.,
SprIngfield, Mo., 1894; do., Montreal
Congo CoIl., 1900; m., .June, 1889,
Blanche Helena, d. late A. G. North-
rup, Belleville, Ont.; o. (Meth.), 187L
withdrew and united with the Presb
Ch., 1884; pastor .John St. Ch., Belle-
vd:i1e, Ont., 1884-90; pastor 1st Congo
Ch., St. Louis, Mo., and presdt. bd. of
trustees Drury Coli., 1891-7; principal
Congo CoIl., Montreal, 1897-1901; p-as-
tor 1st Congo Ch., St. Paul. Minn.,
GEORGE-GERIN.
441
1901; pr{)f. homUetlcs, Chicago Congo
Semy., 1901-6; presdt. do., 1903-6;
pastor, 1st. Congo Ch., Burlington, Vt.,
1906-7 ; since then has been presdt. and
prof. of Christian ethics and homiletics,
Drury CoIl., Springfield, Mo.; elected
chaJnnan, Can. Congo Union, 1900;
do. presdt., P. Q. A
sn. of Proto
Teachers, do.; formerly .taught He-
brew and was an examr. In phil., .A!lbert
Coli., Belleville; was a. Senator, Vic-
toria Univ.; was also a trustee of
Monticello Semy., a dlr. of Forest Park
Un-iv., an exa.mr. dn 'the Qhlcag;o Theol.
Semy., V.-P. I()f .the Ooll/g. OHy Mlssy.
Soc., St. Louis, and! iPMS<lt. 'Of 'line oex,tve.
OO1TIIte. of -the Sta.te Co.ng, Missy. Soc.;
belleves In the federation of the Chs.
and undted effort In- Christian work, the
needs of the age demanding IS. united
Christian ch.-1136 Benton Ave., Spring-
field, Mo.; Springfield Club; Country
Club, do.; UnIversity Club; IrvIng
Club, Chicago; Round Tablf1 Club;
Mercantile Club, Bt. Louis.
II Profound .ø a thinkðr and lucid ....
an eXip06Îtor."-M. W'tneøø.
"An able and eloquent preacher. &n ex-
cellent administrator, and posseaseø a genial
personality."-M. StaT.
George, BusseU D., educationist.
Eng. orl
in; s. Fredk. and Mary
Anne (Palmer) G.; b. Claremont, Ont.,
May 5, 1866; e. UXbrl-dge High &h.,
Woodstock Coli., MoMaster Univ. (B.A.,
1897; M.A., 1898) and Chicago Un Iv.
(Ph.D., 1900); m., June, 1908, .Miss
Marcia Ohipman, Chicago, III.; taugh t
COllingwood ColI. Inst., 1886-7; Wood-
stock CoIl., 1890-5; memo field staff,
Onto Bureau of Mines, 1898; fellow in
geol. and Instr. In mineral., Chicago
Unlv., 1898-1900; with U. S. Geo!.
Survey, 1899; Instr. ge<>I., Univ. of
Iowa, 1900; asst. prof. d{). do., 1901;
prof. economic geol., do., 1902; instr.
ge-ol., Un.lv. of OhLcago, ,summers 1900-
2; since 1903 has heen !hood of the
dept. of g>eol., Univ..of Colo.; since 1907
.hiaß also been state geol., Colo.; fel.Low,
Am. Assn. for the Advanc. of Scien<:e,
Colo, Scientific Soc., memo Nat. Geog.
Soc., Am. Inst. Mining Engrs., Geol.
Soc. of Am., Am. Mining Congress, Am.
Health Leag ue, IO/Wa Acad. Sciences,
and Sigma Xi; author .. 1st Report
of Geol. Survey of Colo." (1909) and
.. Outline Notes on the Rock-Maldng
Minerals" (1909); has also contri-
buted many articles to scientific jour-
nals; a Rep.; a Cong.-Boulder, Colo.;
Boulder Club, do,
George, William Kerr, manufacturer;
capitalist.
Scottish ancestry; s. lat.e Rev. Jas
G., D.D. (Glasgow), Principal Queen's
Unlv., Kingston, Ont., .and Janet
(Kerr) G.: b. Kingston, Aug. 26, 1861;
e. Kingston, Galt CoIl. Inst., and To-
ronto Unlv.; m., 1892, Miss Rachel R.,
Lee, Toronto (presented with her hus-
band and ooughter to the late King
Edward, Windsor Castle, 1905; elected
standard-bearer Imp. Daughters of the
E-mpJre, Toron1o, 1907; 00. ron. secy.,
do., 1908); began his business career
in the North-West, 1882, an<llat.er went
to Chicago, where he engd. In the
manufacturing business; after the
lapse of 7 yrs. returned to Toronto,
where he founded the Standard Silver
Co., Ltd., of which he continues to be
pTesdlt. and mango dlr.; is also mango
dir. of -the Simpson Hall Mlller Co.,
Ltd.; Is a dir. of the Chlmalapa Land
Co., Mexico, the North Am. Life Assur.
00., the Intern. Mercantile Agency and
the Toronto Conserv. of Music, and
V.-P. of the Sterling Bank; was elected
presdt. Can. Manfrs. Assn., 1904,
presdt. Nat. Club, Tor{)nto, 1906, and
presdt. Can. Nat. Exbn. Assn., 1907;
is also a mem. Toronto Bd. of Trade:
a Lib., and was elected presdt. To-
ronto Reform Assn.. 1908; reslgntßd,
do., 191:1; ihas ómore than onoo d.ecUned
Parliamentary ihonours; 'Iectured on
.. T'he Hßlations between oOan. and Brit.
Manufaoturers" (1906), etc.; a former
memo 011' tlhe Un1Ïv. of '.['IOroIlltO Rugby
team, and helped to win the oham'Pion
ship of Can. for -the Toron'to Lacrossoe
Assn. footbal.l .beam; likewise addicted
to baseball and cl'i<:ket; oppo.sed to the
Taft-F1Ieldin.g rooiprócity agreemßD1t; a
Presb.-St. George Mansions, Toronto;
National Club,' Toronto Hunt Club;
Royal Can. Yacht Club; Caledon
Mountain Trout Club, do.
"A man of sterling WO'l'th."-M. & E.
"A man actuated by sheer public spirit,
who has 8e
d the community laboriously
and unselfishly, and who in doing 80 has
manifested the fines.t. quality of citizen-
ship."-T, New..
Gerald, William John, Dom. public
service.
S. late Wm. and Charlotte G., Pres-
cott, Ont.; b. there, July 27, 1850; e.
there and St. Laurent Coil., Morutreal;
m., 1869, Elizabeth Hainsworth, d.
Wm. Billyard<, C.E., Wln.dso r, Ont.;
entd. public service, Inland Rev. Dept.,
ApI., 1867; after filling various offices,
was apptd., successively, collr., Brant-
ford dlv., Jan., 1880; do., London dlv.,
1881; Inspr. tobacco factories, 1
83;
asst. commr. Inland Rev., 1887; since
June, 190.1, has been Depty. Mlnr. In-
land Rev.; apptd. to revise the laws and
regulations respg. the manufacture of
tobacoo and clg1ars, 1882; 1..8.0., 1909;
presdit. Lake Bernard Fisbing Club and
Gr-en"\
íHe Old Boys' Assn.; a ipl'omoter
Wlhyrte :R;y. Signa,l .00. (L. P., 1909);
a. mem. ex.tw. combe. Oan. Club, Ot-
tawa.; a United Workman; 3. Knight
of Py1Jhlas; an Ang.-336 Metcalfe 8t.,
Niagara Falls 13., Ont,
Gérln, Leon, litterateur,
Second So late A. Gérln-Lajole, one
of the librarians of the Can. Parlt.,
and a distinguished man of letters,
and Josephine, d. of late Etienne Par-
ent, Under-Secy. 'Of State; b. Quebec
(city), 1863; e. Colis. Ottawa and
Nicolet; m., Oct., 1904, Adrienne. d.
John Walker, Dept. Marine and Fish-
eries, Ottawa; studIed law Laval
Unlv.; advocate, 1885; attended lec-
tures at Le Museum d'Hist. Nat. and
L'Ecole de Science Sodale, Paris,
France; shorthand reporter, Montreal
'law courts, 1882-92; prlva;te secy. to
-!-!
GEIDIAN-GIBBARD.
Hon. A. R. Angers (q.v.), 'Mlnr, of
A'grlcul., 1892-5; do. Hon. A. Desjar-
dins (q.v.), Mlnr. of M1Htla, 1896; and
again do. Hon. A. R. Angers, Presdt.
of the Council, 1896; secy. to Prof. J.
W. RoÞer>tson (q.v.), Oommr. .of
Agrlcul., 1896-1903; since then on
the statt of Hansard translators
(H. C.); s.lnce 1891 a constant con-
tributor to the periodical La Science
Sociale, of Pards, France: noJtabllY,
of a series of papers on the
arly
col'onlzatlon of Can.; of one on the
social characteristics of the French-
Cans. ; and of a third on II 11 t-
pracy In the various provinces of the
Dominion; elected a fellow of the
Royal Soc., Can., to whose proceed-
Ings, as well as those of other learned
bodies, he has contributed many valu-
able papers, 1908; satisfied that the
most urgent need of the French-Cans.
at the present time Is the advent in
their midst of a class of leaders In
agricul., Industry and commerce, he
took u.p, some 18 yrs. ago, In the E. T.,
Quebe-c, new land, which Is gradually
being worked into a first-class dairy
farm; a R. C.-Clairefontaine, via
Coatfcook, P.Q.
Writing of II L'Habitant de Saint-Juø.
tin," one of M. Gérin's oonJt-ributions,
Prof. G. M. Wrong (q.v.) says: II This i.
the most thorough and most important
study that has yet been made of any
phase of social life. in Canada."
German, Bev, John Ferguson (Meth).
U. E. L. descent; s. late Rev. Peter
and Martha lNetr) G.; b. S. Dumfrlps,
Brant, Ont., Dec. 25, 1842: e. Mt.
Pleasant Semy., and Victoria Unlv.
(B.A., 1864; M.A., 1867; D.D., 1893);
m., June, 1869, Kate Augusta, d. J.
H. Falls, Simcoe, Ont.; o. 1866: has
hpld many Important and responsible
pastorates and positions: was pastor
Grace Ch., \Vlnnipeg, 4 yrs., and was
one of the original mems. of Convo-
cation, Unlv. of Man.; a dir. Onto
Ladles' ColI.: has been secy. and
presdt. (twice), Toronto Conf.: dur-
Ing many yrs. a del. to the Gpnl.
Con.f.
O Lindsey A1.'e., Toronto.
German, WiUiam Jlanle7, lawyer;
legislator.
S. Geo. and Susan (Garratt) G.: b.
HIUler, Co. Prince Edward, Ont., May
26, 1851; e. there and VIctoria CoIl.,
Cobourg: m., July, 1885, H
nrletta
Aylmer, d. A. D. Macdonell, Toronto:
barrister, 1885; K.C., 1899; practises
his prof. in WeIland; elected a mf!m.
Brit. Empire League In Can. 1904; a
dir. Trusts and Guarantee Co., and
Save reign Life As su r. Co.; a Lib.; sat
for Welland (H. C.), 1891, but un-
seated and ðisquallfif!d: sat far same
constituency (Local), 1894-1900; sInce
l'hen has represen ted the Co. (H. C.) ;
elected chairman Standing Camte.
Pl"iv.llleges and EilectJlons, 1909; o,ppoo&e-d
to the Taft-
ield,ing ,reciprocity oagree-
men1t, and took a dietel'ffilined stand
against H, 1911; a o<Ur. Nait. Land,
Frul1t and! Packlnrg 00.; a .Meth.- Wei-
land, Ont,; Ontario Club, Toronto;
Rideau Club, Ottawa.
Gerrie, Rev, John Petrie (Cong.).
Scottish origin; s. late Geo. and
Mary (Petrie) G.; b. Garafraxa, Ont.,
Dpc. 12, 1860; e. Fergus High Sch.,
Mt. Forest Model Sch. and McGill
Unlv. (B.A., 1887); m. Mattie, d. late
P. S. Martin; studied theoJ. Congo
ColI., Montreal; o. 1888; served M pas-
tor at Stratford and Toronto succes-
sively, l'e.turn.lng toO fonner place, 1904:
rut .(Lltrerent times !has he1d varIous offi-
cial positions, Including the chairman-
ship of the Congo Union of Onto and
Quebec; elected presdt. Western Congo
Assn., 1907; has contributed 1t'O varl.aus
mags., Including the Rev. of Reviews,
and was for 6 yrs. ed. Can. CongTl3!ln-
tionalist; since 1. 911 a.t Kerroboert,
Sask.; a Llb.-Kerrobert, Sask.
Gervais, Hon, Honore B:ippolyte
Achille, judge.
Family an ancien t one In the Pro-
vince of Quebec, the earliest memo
of It having bepn II substitut du juge
et procureur fiscal" In Montreal,
1653; s. Chas. and Adêle (Monty) G.;
b. Rlchelleu, P.Q., Aug. 13, 1864; e.
Petit Semy., CoIl. Ste. Marie-de-
Monnolr, P.Q., Laval Unlv. (LL.B.,
1887; LL.L., avec grande distinction,
do.), and Albany Law Seh.; m., May,
1887, AlbIna, d. Joseph Robert, Mont-
real; advocate, 1887; .suc
ssful1y
prnotised his prof. dn Moont'real; a
former Ipafltnoe,r Chlle.f JusÌiice Archam-
beauLt (q.v.); was one of .the leaders
of the looaJl bar; K.C., 1897; elected
bdtonnier (Montreal), 1908; do.,
bdtonnier-général (P.Q.), do.; author
of several legal text-books; an
exa'mr. {or tJh.e Quebec bar, a ddr.
Ecole Poly tech., Man<trea;l, gov. of t!h
Sch. for Higher Commercial Studies,
aidm'1'., LaVlaI Univ., tP'rof. of In.tern.
Law and Civil Procedure, same
Institution, a councillor Alliance
L.'ranc., and a corresponding memo of
La Soc. de Leg. Comparée de France;
apptd. an otrr. of Public Inst. by the
French Republdc, 1909, and a
Chevalier of the Legion of Honour by
same Govt. later In the same year;
has lectured on II Roman and Con-
temporary Life," and other subjects;
a Lib., and sat 110'1' .Mant'reo3Jl (H. C.;
St. J'am
s), 1904-11; ele:cted chairman
Stand'l-ng Coml'e. on De'ba;tes (H. C.).
1909; his name frequently mentioned
in connoe<."tilQ11 wJi.t'h office; apptd. a
judig
of tJh.e Ct. of King's Benoh, P.Q.,
.&ug., 1911; has striven earn6S'Hy
In favou.r .of making MOII1ltreal a
nat. .port; adV1()CQ,ves the awt. (w,I,th
tlhe permission of Eng.) of native
oonsular :a@ents abrood; R. C.-181
Bern St., ,110ntreal; Club St. Denis;
Reform Club; Canada Club; Canadian
Club; .Uontreal Club; University Club}
do.; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
.. A man of gr()lWling strength."-T. NewB.
.. Perwnl3!ll
' exceedingly pO'Puloar."-M.
Gazette.
"A de.Lightful oompanion and a. warm
friernd."-M. Herald.
Gibbard, Alexander Hannah, educa-
tionist.
Eng. and Scottish origin; s. Chas. A.
G., and his 2nd wife, Content Wells
GIBBONS-GIBSON.
443
(Hawley) G., U. E. L. descent; b. :Na-
panee, ant., Feb. 18, 1863; e. Orono
and Bowmanville High Schs. and To-
ronto Unlv. (B.A., with high honours
In mod. langs. and Eng.; also taking
honour work In phil., pol. econ., and
history in 2nd and 3rd yr.., 1887);
m., 1890, Margt.
., d. W. R. Ham,
Scugog Island, Port Perry, ant.; a
pubUc sch. teacher, 1882; Quallfled for
high sch. work, 1887; successively
asst. Athens High Seh., Ingersoll C;oll.
lnst., and Brantford ColI. lnst.; 6 yrs.
principal Georgetown High Sch.: more
rpcently principal Stamford High Sch..
Niagara Falls: formerly ed. and pub.
Whitby Chronicle; chairman Public
Library Bd., Georgetown and Whitby;
secy. do., Nlag-ara Falls, do.: secy. lld.
of Trade, Whitby; supdt. S. S., Brant-
ford, Georgetown, Whitby, and Ni-
agara ThIUs; mem.. oeXltve. comtes. Mod.
Lang. Assn. and Trustees' Assn., Ont.:
one of the founders ant. Library Assn.;
an enthusiastic advocate of free educ.,
free public libraries, and of the (
on-
so!ldation of rural schs.-LundY'8 Lane,
Nwgara Falls S., Onto
Gibbons, Cha.rle. Harrison, journal-
Ist.
S. Wm. H. G., St. Catharlnes, Ont.;
mat
rnal grandf. one of the pioneers
In Niagara dlst., fought under Brock
at Queenston Heights; b. St. Thomas,
Ont., May 9, 1869; e. St. Catharlnes
CoIl. lnst.; m., Aug., 1890, Sara
.AJgn'es, d. Geo. Coleman, R.N.; city
ed. Victoria Colonist, 1888-99; organ-
Izer and pre.sdt. Western Can. Press
Bureau; ed. Vancouver Province, 1900-
1; since then has been ed. DaUy World;
ropr.eserutatlv,e {)If LondoOn Times dn
Western Can.; o'rganlz
r InteT'lOOI.
Press Assn., ,('It'c.; B. C. Oommrr. Pan-
AJrn. Expn., 1901; ,bas done 1C0nsMe'r-
a'bol'e mag. an'ii lIIlIIllJ()r dramatic work.-
Vancouver, B.C.
Gib bonø, Sir Geor8'e Chriøtie, law-
yer; DoOm. public service.
S. late Wm. G" formerly of St.
Catharlnes, ant.; b. there, .July 2,
1848; e. St. Catharlnes Grammar Sch.
and U. C. CoIl.; m., 1876, Elizabeth
Campoell (presdt. Women's Can.
Club, London, ant., 1910), d. Hugh
Craig, Montreal; barrister, 1869;
K.C., 1891; bencher Law Soc., 1894;
re-elected, 1906; one of the leaders
of the Provl. bar; long presdt. Mid-
dlesex Law Assn.; a dir. London Life
Ins. Co.; presdt. London & Western
Trusts Co.; hon. presdlt. Can. Club,
London; one of the founders London
Hunt Club; subsequently Its master
and presdt.; one of the founders of
the London Club; elected presdt.
London Lib. Club, 1909; since 1905
has been chairman Can. sec., Intern.
Waterways Oommn.: knll,gbte-d oy King
George, .Jan., 19111: Ihls name f'l'equeI1lt-
ly moenlNon.oo in CIOnnteiC'tJl.on wHlh a sea1
In Par1t. and In the Dom. Cabinet;
passed Royal MH. SCh., 1865; served
In v. m. during Fenian Raid (med.);
a Lib. of a very 'Pronounced char-
acter; pleaded for Can. Independence
In a lecture be'fore Queen's Unlv.
Scle'u-ce Club, 1908; an Ang.-" Lorne-
hurst," London Ont.; London Club;
London Hunt Club, do.; Ontario Olub;
Toronto Hunt Club; Toronto Golf
Club; York Club, Toronto; St. James's
Olub, Montreal.
"Able &nd im'Preß&ive."-SiT G. W. ROB6
(q.v.).
II The chie!f credit f()or the succeufw ne-
gotis.tion of the W.at.erways '.rreaty belongs
to Sl.r G. 0. Gibbon....-T. NewB.
Gibb., Frank El'erton. Dom. public
service.
S. late Hon. Thos. Nicholson and
Almira (Ash) G.; b. OShawa, ant.,
Dec. 14, 1844; e. U. C. ColI.; m., 1st,
1872, May Louise (d.
une, 1903), e. d.
late Lt.-Dol. S. B. Fairbanks, Oshawa;
2ndly, 1908,
essle, e. d.
as. Holmes,
Woodstock, ant,; since Oct., 1885, has
been Dom. grain Inspr. at Port Arthur
and Fort W1lllam; formerly capt., 34th
Ba ttn., Co. On t. : served In Fenian
Raid, 1866 (med.).-Port Arthur, Onto
"'An enterprising a.nd public-spirited citi-
zen."-M. StaT,
Gib.on, Hi. Honour COl, the Hon.
John Mori.on, Lieut.-Governor;
statesman.
Scottish origin; S. late Wm. G., who
came to Can. from Glamis, Forfarshlre,
Scot., 1827, and Mary (Sinclair) G.;
b. Tp. Toronto, Co. Peel, ant., .Jan. I,
1842; e. Central Sch., Hamilton, and
Toronto Unlv. (B.A., Prince of Wales
prize, slIver med. In classics and
modern lang., and taking the prize in
Oriental lang., 1863; M.A., 1864 ;
LL.B. and gold med., 1869; LL.D.,
hon., 1902); LL.D. (hon.), McMaster
Unlv., 1909; m., 1st, Oct., 1869, Emily
Annie (d. June, 1874)., d. late Ralph
Birrell, London, ant.; 2ndly, Sept.,
1876, Caroline (d. Oct., 1877), d. late
Hon. Adam Hope, senator; 3rdly, May,
1881, Eliza (formerly presdt. Hamilton
Local Council of Women), d. late Judge
Malloch, Brockvllle, ant.; barrister,
1867; K.C., 1890; for many yrs. suc-
cessfuHy practised his prof. at Hamil-
ton; was one of the leaders of the
Provl. bar; a bencher, Law Soc. of
U. C., 1899; now holds office as such
ex-officio; chairman, Hamilton Bd. of
Educ. 2 yrs.; presdt. Hamilton Art
Sch. 5 yrs.; now a dir., do.; Is a dlr.
Hamilton Health Assn., Can. Bank of
Commeree, Can. Life Assur. Co., Can.
Westinghouse .co., and HaIIliIlton,
Grlmsby & Beamsvllle Electric Ry.;
formerly presdt. Dom. Power &
Transmission Co., Can. Red ,Cross
Soc., and Hamilton Cataract, Power,
Light & Traction Co.: presdt. Toronto
Un Iv. Alumni Assn., 1909 and 1911 ; do.
Dom. .RIfle Assn., 1893-1907; odo., Can.
Mil. lnst., 1891-2 and 1897: a senator,
Toronto Unlv.; Is V.-P. ant. Lord's
Day Alliance; presdt. HJamllton St.
Andrew's Soc., 1890-1; a promoter
Westinghouse Mfg. Co., 1897; Peddle
Rtftp Stght Co., 1902; Can. Screw Co.,
1907, BI'It. & 001. Land- & ,Secul'ltJes
00., 1911, and ,BnU. Coæn. ShipbuUdd11lg
& Dock 00., 1911; 3.-poptd.. cha:frman To-
ronDO oextve. .comIt.e., Eiaml Grey lJIl'llsloa'l
and dramatic competition, 1910; long
in V. m.; was an active memo 13th
444
GIBSON,
Regt., 1860-95, when he resigned the
command; apptd. hon. It.-co!. 13th
Regt., Nov. 9, 1895; bon. col, do., June
15, 1901; commanded 15th Infy.
Brlgadp, 1905-9; passed Royal Mil.
Sch., Hamilton, 1st class, 1865; served
at Ridgeway with his regt., 1866 (genl.
service med. with clasp) ; was a memo
Can. Wlmbledon team:!!, 1874, 1875, and
1879; won the Prince of Wales' prlzp
(a badge and UOO), 1879; commanded
"Timbledon team, 1881, and Bisley
team, 1907; has presented a cup,
valued at $
OO, for competition, Dom.
Rifle Assn.; Is an hon. A.D.C. to tht
Gov.-Genl.; aa:>a:><td. a Knlg1ht Qf Grace,
Order of tihe Hosp. of St. John or
J-eruS3.'lieJm, 19'11; was .sel-eoted by I!:he
Mil. Dept. to 'Procoeed to Eng. in ocmn'8C-
Mon wi,th Itohe celoebmtiJ.on of ,tlhe Queen's
Diamond JublIee, 1897 ; attended
Queen's garden party, London, June,
1897; was present by invitation in
Westminster Abbey at the coronation
of late King Edward and Queen Alex-
andra, Aug., 1902; was presented to
present King George and Queen Mary,
St. James's Palace, July. 1902, and
June, 1911; formerly se-cy. HramlltolJ1
Reform Assn.; a lAb.; sat fIoT W.
HamUton (LoooI) , 1879-98; do., E
We-lUngt'O'Jl (üo.), 1898-1905; was
P'r>OV'1. Secy. (Mowat Admn.), 1889-
1896; OOitIllffi'r. of Orown Lands
(Hardy .A.dmn.). 1896-1899, and A.tty.-
GeniI. (Ross Admn.), ,1899
1905; dater,
sat iIb the Ross GoVlt., W1Ithowt 'þ(Jl't-
foliio; II:UPP.td. Lt.-Gov. of Ont., 1908;
Buthor many imlJ)ortoa.nt Jneasure.s,
lnbroduced aOO carried Itbrough ili-e
Legislature by ihiim; a Fre-e'I11li:LSOIl of
high de,gree; e>looted Dejplty. Grand
Master of the MM'Ünlc Grand Lodge
of Oan., 1890; later, was Grand
Master, do.; Gmnd Commantd-e-r A.
and A. S. RHe for Can.; a Presb.-
Government House, Toronto; Toronto
Club; National Club; York Club do.;
Hamilton Club, Hamilton. '
.. A ma'D' of catlroLi.c taste, of wide read-
ing, and of philosophic temper:'-T. News.
.. A fine rifle shot, a splelldid LawJe.r. a
good Oriental scholar (for private recrea
tio'll') and a man of practically unLimited
powers of work....-S. N.
.. Has the pers'onal e
teem a.nd the pe'r
sonlal friendship of those who .s,re his most
active political opponents; ha
a high posi-
tion .at the bar, and hag a well-ba.Lance-d
and judici$l mind."-T. Globe.
Gibson, Joseph, Dom. public service.
Eng. parentage; b. Wlstaston, Che-
shire, Eng., Nov. 22, 1842; e. local
schs.; m., Dec., 1869. Miss Janet
Buchanan; came to Can. with his
parents, 1852; has been town coun-
cHI 0 1', reeve and! mayor, Ingersoll;
apptd. postmaster, Ingersoll, Oct. 2,
1882; a prominent temp. worker; has
been for some yrs. presdt. Onto branch
Dam. Alllance; a Con.; unsuccessfully
contested S. Oxford (H. C.), g.e. 1878;
has been Grand Master Workman,
A.O.U.W.; a Meth. and a del. to genl.
conf. for many yrs.; has been a memo
MissIon Bd. and chaIrman of the temp.
comte. of genl. conf.; for 16 yrs. has
been a memo of the Book Room and
Publishing House comte. ; a del.
Ecumenical Wes1. Conf., London, Eng.,
1901.-Inge.-soll, Onto
.. Few bette'r platform speakers."-T.
N e1V8.
"A good spe.a.1rer."-Late Rt. Bon. Sir
John A. Macdonald.
Gibson, Rev, Leonard Boyd (Pre:!!b.).
Scottish origin; b. Co. Down, Irel.,
Oct. 28, 1878; e. Belfast. Dublin
('M.A.), Presb. College, Hallfax, N.S.
(graduated 1904), Knox CoIl., To-
1'0nt'Ü (B.D., 1906), and UnIted Free
Ch. CoIl., Gla.sgow; m., 1906, Edith
LouIse, o. d. John Henderson, St,
John, N.B.; o. 1904; pastor Glassville,
N.B., 1904-6; asst. Rev. Thos. Somer-
ville, M.A., D.D., Blackfrlars' ParIsh
Ch., Glasgow, 1906-7; sInce then ha&
been pastor St. Stephen, N.B.; wa:!!
resident master Wesley CoIl., Dublin,
Irel., 1898-1900; authar .. Christian
Imperialism" (1909).-The Manse, St.
Stephen, N.E.
Gibson, Thomas, lawyer.
Eng. and Scotch origin; b. Inger-
soll, Ont., JunC' 14, 1875; e. Toronto
Unlv. (B.A., 1897); m. Miss Clara
Annie Sharon; barrister, 1900; suc-
cf'ssfully practised his prof. in Toronto
as a memo of the firm Rowe1l, Reid,
Wilkie, Wood & G.; since 1909, Genl.
Oounsel, Lake SupeTior Oorporation
and secy.-treas. S3.tnJe corporation;
Meth.-8 St. James Ave., Toronto; Al-
bany Club; T. A. .4.. C., do.
Gibson, Ron, William, senator; con-
tractor; capitallst.
E. S. late Wm. and Lucretia (Gil-
zeau) G.; b. Peterhead, Scot.. Aug.
7. 1849; e. Peterhead Acad.; came to
Can., 1870; m., 1st, Dec., 1876, Jane
(d. Feb., 1902), e. d. late John F.
DavIdson, Hamil tan, Ont.; 2ndly. Aug.,
1904, Margt. E., 2nd d. late Alex.
Mackie, Peterhead; as a contractor
has successfully carrIed out some of
the most Important ry. contracts In
Can., including the masonry on both
s1des of .the river of the St. Clair
tunnel, with the Sarnia or Onto
portals and approaches, and the
masonry far the enlargement of the
Victoria Jubilee bridge, Montreal; a
dir. Can. Screw Co., Can. Steel Co.,
HamUtton prov,ident & Loan Soc., 111118
Mel'CJaIbtile Tl'Ust 00., and 'Presdit.
Hamilton Gas Ught 00., Keewatln
Lumber & Mf,g. 00., Keewa1in Power
00., Bank of HamIlt.on, and Hamiloton
Jockiey Olub; Is a councilJ!or, Beams-
'\1Hle; a Dib. .. of no UI1JC'er,t,ain sound";
sat for Lincoln (H. C.), 1891-1900;
e'l-ect.ed Ohief LIb. .. Whip" for that
chamllJ.e'r. 1900; caJlled t'O the Sena.te by
Lord MInto, Feb. 11, 1902; elected
chairman StandIng Comte. on Bank-
ing there; accompanIed Sir W.
LaurieI' on his Western tour, 1910;
one of ,the roeIPres>enltatives tOf the Senate
B't COI'ona'N'On of K.ing Geot'g'e anò
Queen Mary, London, 1911; rood.
in aud,ienoe .by the Pope, 1902; pre-
,,-en-t.ed to the late King and Queen,
1907; a Freemal!\on of exalted rank,
33 0 ; Grand Master of Can.. A.F. and
A.M., 1896-8; Grand 1st Pl"lnC'lpal Z.
of the Royal Arch Mal!lons of Can.,
1902-3; ehïded Sup. Grand Master
GIBSONE-GILDERSLEEVE,
Sover; Great Priory of Can., 1903;
a Presb.- u Inverugie," Beam8ville J
Ont.; Hamilton Club; Hamilto'll
Jockey Clu b, Hamilton; Toronto Club;
National Club, Toronto; Rideau Club,
Ottawa.
"A genial, loy.al, kindly h
arted Srot."
-Rt'v. Dr. Charters (q.v.).
.. A man of abiJity, experience and &:000
business kn{)wledge."-H, Spectator.
Gibsone, George Farar, lawyer.
Scottish origin; s. late Wm. Cup-
hage G., advocate, Quebec, and Eliza-
beth (Primrose) G.; b. Quebec, Sept.
18, 1874; e. Semy. de Quebec, Que-
bec High Sch, (Hy. Fry med. for
Eng. lang. and lit; Lt.-Gov.'s med.
for French lang. and lit., and" Dux"
of the sch.), Morrin ColI., and Laval"
Unlv. (Lt.-Gov.'s med, for civil law,
Tessler med. for prof., LL.B., 1895;
LL.l\1., 1896); unm.; advocate, lS96;
K.C., 1909; successfully practises hIs
prof. In Quebec; one of the promoters
La Com. Maritime et Com. du Bas
St. Laurent (L.P., 1903); sometime
In the v. m. service; gazetted major
8th Regt., ApI., 1907; IS. keen sports-
man; a Con. and a protectionist; Ang.
-39 Ste. Ur8ule St., Quebec; Quebec
Garrison Club, do.
Gifkins, Percy, Can. ry service.
B. Harpenden, Eng., Dec. 25, 1850;
entd. ry. service, 1871, as au-<],i't clI<.,
and was subsequently paymaster
\Vindsor & Annapolis Ry., now the
Dom. Atlantic Ry., since which he
has been consecutively, 1872 to 1875,
station master. same road, at An-
napolis and Halifax; 1875 to 1889,
auditor; 1889 to 1893, auditor and
genl. passenger agent; 1893 to Jan.,
1896, genl. passenger agent; Jan..
1896, to July, 1897, traffic supdt.; July,
1897, to May 1, 1900, supdt.; since
then and no,w ge-nl. ma.n-gr., sam.e Iroad ;
a ]1romot.pr Maritime Express Co., 1905.
-Kentville, N.S.
"A brain)", right-band man."-H. Her
ald.
Gigau1t, George Auguste, Quebec
public service.
S. Pierre and Margt. (Walt) G.; b.
St. Mathias. P.Q., Nov. 23, 1845; e. St.
Hyacinthe ColI.; m., July, 1870, Miss
Isabella Dillon, BelæU, P.Q.: N,P.,
1867; later a memo Bd. of Notaries:
postmaster, St. Cesalre, P.Q., 1870-74:
Mayor, do. (and as such Introduced
waterworks thel'e), 1875-8; paS'Se>d
Ro,yal Mil. Sch., Montreal, 1864; M. P.
for Rouville (H. C.), 1878-91; asst.
commr. agricul. and colonization, P. Q.,
1892-97; since then has been asst.
commr. agricul.; the originator of
experimental farms in Can.; while
in ParIII:. gecured the appt. of a
comte. which, aft,er studying the
subject, submitted an outline of the
project for the consideration of the
Govt. ; since his appt. has visited
Europe>, for the purpose of In.formi.ng
himself on the dairy and agrIcul. In-
dustries of Denmarl<, Eng.. Ire!., Bel-
gium, and France. with the view of
promoting those Industries In Quebec,
thf' rpsults of his mission being em-
hodif'd in an elaborate report; a dir.
("an.
p.poò G:row,p,n;' Aossn: a memo
445
eX1tv>e. comte. Can. Nl3Jt. Live Stock
Assn.; a R. C.-Ste. Foy, Quebec,
Gilbert, Alexander Glen, Dom. public
service.
Scottish origin; grandf., on father's
side, an Eng. offr., with a good re-
cord; grandm., on same side. a Grant,
dçscended from the head of the clan;
b. Georgetown, W.I., Dec. 31, 1840;
e. Glasgow, Scot.; m., Dec., 1879, Miss
Susie Anna Chamlngs. Devonshire,
Eng.; journalist till 1882, when he
entd. Dept. of Interior, Ottawa; since
1887 has been poultry supdt. and ex-
pert, Central Experiment. Farm. Ot-
tawa; for a long period lect. at farm-
ers' meetings and conventions, on
poultry matters; services much In de-
mand; author co From Montreal to
Halifax and Return" (1867), and of
various pamphlets and bulle-tins on
poultry breeding and management;
has addressed the Agrlcul. Comte.
(H. C. ) On Modern Methods of
Poultry-keeping; considered a good
descriptive writer; present at Ridge-
way, .June, 1866 (Fenian Raids med.) :
A'l1g. - Central Experimental Farm,
Ottawa.
Gilchrist, William Calder, physician.
S. Archibald and Helen (McCuaig)
G.. natives of Islay, Scot.: b. Tp. Oro,
Co. Simcoe, Ont.; e. Barrie public and
hlg-h schs.. Victoria Univ. (M.D.,C.M.,
1888), and Edinburgh Unlv.; m. Miss
f:arah Helena Delmage, St. Mary's,
Ont.: memo CoIl. P. and S., Ont., 1889:
L.R.C.P.; L.R.C.S.; successfully prac-
tises his prof. In Orillla; has been
presdt. Highland Club and St. Andrew's
Soc., OrlIlla; was Grand Chieftain and
Grand Chief of the Sons of Scot. Benev.
Assn.; well known In his student days
as an athlete; a Presb.; a. Con.-
O"iZlia, Onto
Gilday, :Frederick William, physician.
Irish origin; s. Thos. G. (q. 'I).),
Montreal; b. and e. there; m., June,
1908, Ethel Beatrice. d R. H. I....ope
Cookshire, P.Q.,:' M.D.,C.M. (McGill
Univ.), 1897; succes'sfully practises his
prof. in Montreal; councillor Irls'h Proto
Ben. Soc., .MontTeaJI ; a ;prom'oter 'Of -the
Campbell-GUday Co. (L. P., 1909):
Ang.-188 Peel St., lIIontreal; Univer-
8ity Club; Outremont Golf Club, do.
Gilday, Thomas, manufacturer.
Long a resident of Montreal: a mem.
firm Campbell and G., roofers, there
(now the Campbell-G. Co.) ; a dlr. Ho.
of Industry, Montreal; a gov. Proto
Hosp. for the Insane, do.: long Identi-
fied with Orange order: for some yrs.
grand master of the order, P. Q.;
elected grand master Orange Grand
Black Chapter, B. N. A., 1909.-'t
Seymour Ave., Montreal.
Gilderøleeve, Henry Herchmer, steam-
boat manager.
S. late C. F. G., mangr. Rlchelleu &
Onto Nav. Co.; b. and e. Kingston,
Ont.: m., Sept.. 1904, Lucinda AblgaU,
iI. Joel Thompson; succeeded his
father as mangr. Lake Onto & Bay of
Qulnte Steamboat Co., 1894; 'SInce
1904 has bf>en gent mang-r. North
rn
Nav. Co. of Ont.: Is V.-P. Dom. Ma-
rine> Assn.: an Ang.-Sarnia, Onto
446
GILE,S-GILLESPIE.
Giles, William Bellamy, dental sur-
geon.
B. Athens, Ont., 1864; e. Ath
ns
High Sch. and McGill Univ. (B.A., ,..ith
] st class honours in nat. science,
1888); nnm.; D.D.S. (Univ. Penn.);
L.D.S.; admitted to dental prof.. P. Q.,
1892; prof. dental mat. med. and
therap., 1896; dean of Dental ColI.,
P. Q.; prof. opel'. dentist. and crown
and bridgework, 1900-01; a contributor
to Dom. Dental Journ.; a believer in
Brit. pref. tariff and tariff for revenue;
Meth.-Birks Bdg., Phillips Square,
!If ontreal.
Giles, William James, dental profes-
sion.
E. McGill Univ. (B.A., with 1st rank
honours In nat. science, 1888) ; D.D.S.,
wirtJh 1st Tank lhon,(Y\l,r.s (U nil v. 'Penn.) ;
admitted to dental prof., 1892; dean of
dpntal colI., P.Q., and prof. of opera-
tive dentistry therein, 1900-09; m.,
Aug.. 1909, Ada Eliza, d. Wm. Almour,
Montreal. -
S Windsor Ave., We3t-
mount, Montreal; Montreal Dental
Club; ]If. A. A. Assn.
G111, Bev, Frederic (Unit.).
S. Robt. and Catherine A. (Murphy)
G.; b. Kingston, Ont., ApI. 17, 1862;
e. local schs., Meadville (Pa.) Theo!.
Soh., and Harvard Univ.-; m., ApI.,
1902, Miss Ruth Pierson. Gomerville,
Mass.; .0. 1892; slnc.e then !pastor 1st
Congo Parish (Unit.), Arlington, Mass. :
a contributor to the New World and
Harvard Theol. Rev., etc.-29 Academy
St., Arlington, Mass.
Gill, Madame Gaétane, journalist.
D. laJtJe Arrnlbroise and B
rênioo Sedi-
lot (de Montreuil) Bêlanger; mother
the descendant of an old and noble
French family; b. Quebec; e. l' Acad.
des ,Srs. Gri-ses (dipl'oma, 1st dass, and
med.); m., May, 1902, Charles Gill,
artiste peintre et litterateur; first
chronigueuse of La Presse, Montreal;
has occupied that position for nearly
10 yrs.; contributes to other papers In
Can. and the U. S.; many of her arti-
cles have been reproduced in France:
wI"Írt:-es undler 1'he nom-de-plume of
'
Gaêtane.'-50Z Parc Lafontaine, Mont-
real.
GiU, Bobert, banking profession.
S. Wm. G., mech. engr., and Alison
(Sanderson) G., both of Scottish Bor-
der families; b. Dundas. Ont., Sept.
30, 1851; e. U. C. ColI.; m.. 1st, Sept.,
1881, Caroline (d. ApI., 1884), e. d.
late John Gilmour, "Marchmont," Que-
bec; 2ndoly, Nov., 1899, Anna Louisa. d.
late W. R. Thistle, P.L.S.. Ottawa; for
many yrs. in .service Can. Bank of
Commerce; mangr., do.. Galt, Ont..
1874-6; Ottawa, 1876-81; genl. inspr. I
of banik, 118&1-87; man,gr. at Otta:wa,
1887-1911, 'W1heno 'he r>eU,:red from 8JCIth-.e
w<>rk; /ÍlQI1"III1lffi"ly P3-'YtTlIa.ster, G.-H. F.
Ods.; ds a Idfe govr. and rtTeaS. St.
Luke's Hosp., Otltawa; .f()T a rteTTI1
presdt. Ottawa Lit. and Scien. Soc.;
author "Post Office Saving's Banks"
(see Can. Banker's Journ., Oct., 1909) ;
and other occasional art'icles; Ang.-
281 O'Connor St., Ottawa; "East View,"
St. AndrewB, N.R.; Rideau Club; Coun-
try Club; Ottawa Hunt Club,' Ottawa
Goll Club, Ottawa; St. James's Club,
Montreal,
.. Has ßJttaåned an' en'Vi.ab
e and wen-
deserved re'putatio-n, enhan'OOd by hiB un-
failiing oourtesy a.nd ul'bandty &f tempera-
ment."-O. Citizen.
Gillespie, Alexander, ins. profession.
SCOltJCIh ancestry; s. late Goo. H. and
Eliza.beth Agneos G., Hamilton, Ont.;
b. and e. there; long asst. secy. Can.
Life Assur. Co.; promoted secy. do.,
ApI., 1908; Presb.-1 Prince Arthur
A ve., Toronto.
Gillespie, Hon. Andrew, judge._
S. DanI. G., Cornwall, Onto ; b. there;
e. Cornwall Grammar Sch.; çompleted
law studies In Chicago; apptd. Co. Ct.
judge, there, 1903.-Chicago, Ill.
GiUespie, Mrs, Christie (Christie
Macdonald), actress.
D. Illalbe Orup,t. and J-essie ('M13.ck'enZlÏe)
M'aodt()lna1lld, .Plicrt{)U, N.S.; b. Ibhere,
1876; e. .tlheore; m., lIst, 'M13.iy, 19011,
Wm. WinlOOr Jefferson, s. Ilrure Jos.
J{)fferSOO1, one of -the .. ldnlgs" of tlhe
Ann. stage (d.iV'oreed, A!pl., 1910);
2ndJl'Y, 1910, Henry L. GHI1'eslPie, s.
'D11oos, A. GBiloæpile, Pilttsbul"'g, Pa.;
eaJrly dLs:play>ed òTa.matic talent rund
sing1l:rug qualdltd-es and we.s lITIuûh In
dlfm1and 3Jt loooa.l conoerts and am13.rteur
pel'1fomna.nocæ; 'W'etIl1Í: to Boston, Mass.,
and stuòded under 03'1'1 Bren'll{).m-an;
1l13.Jtoer. stuòifeÒi uoo.er Sbl'1l,g11'ea, IN. Y. ;
maòe 1her first oappeanlniOO witlh PaJU
;tne
HaWs /00., Bosrton; Ih-e'r filJ'S,t SIIlcoess
was wlt,h F'mnl('Jis W,i,lsO'll as LulCintÒa
.in "HaJI,f a KinJg"; 118.-001' appearoo dn
.. The Brl.de ÐÞeot:.," " Ho(l.g{)....Pooge.,..
"Hook of Holo113.nd," e<tc; lOne of tt'he
brightoest sta'rs j'n C'O'l11Jic opoera; now
(19.11) ,stal"'rl.ng dn "The ,spf'ing Ma1ðf' ;
elecOOd p'resdt. of the 'Veston Club, a
WI3.Ilkdng so-c., ol910.
Care U Dramatk
Mirror," New York City.
"Alwar& dai.nty and a.lwoays doing things
in the right Wiay."-N. Y. Star.
" One &f the man'Y Cana,dians who have
woon d'iS'tinctiOOJ on the Am. &tage."-M.
Star.
.. Sings always .as the 1ånne.t sings, M"t-
le.ssly but with perle-ct cM1lf.rol of all VIO'cal
mechandsm, a'nd thus &coomplishes the IIW6t
difficult ;passages, runs oßjnd triUs with ,the
same ea-se and OOa.utiful VQca.l.i'8m 088 if she
we're singin'g a simple fol/k 9Ong."--J. D.
Logan (q.v.).
Gillespie, Miss Jo, nursing profes-
sion.
D. Dan!. G., Parrsboro, N.S.; b. and
I e. there; ,resigned as swpd t. Hilg1hlaiIld
View Hosp., Amherst, N.S., 1907.-
Parr8boro, N.S.
Gillespie, Walter Hamilton, educa-
tionist.
S. late G. H. G., Hamilton, Ont.;
b. there, Aug. 25, 1872; e. Hamilton
ColI. Inst., Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1894),
Harvard Unlv. (Ph.D., 1900), and Chi-
cago Unlv.; m. MIss Margt.. N. Alex-
ander, Hamilton; Greek master, MIl-
ton Acad., Mass., 1899-1900; classical
master, Unlv. Sch., Cleveland, Ohio,
1900-06; senior master, Cheshire Sch..
Conn., ",Inee 1907.-ChfJshire, Conn.
GILLESPIE--GILMOUR.
447
Glliespie, WiUiam, educationist.
Scottish origin; s. late Geo. H. G.,
presdt. Hamilton Provident & Loan
Assn., and Elizabeth Agnes, d. late
Alex. G., II Sunnyside," LanarkshIre,
Scot.; b. Hamilton. ant., 1870: e.
Hamilton High Sch. and Toro
to
Unlv. (B.A., 1893); post-grad. course
Chicago Unlv., where he held a fellow-
ship, 1893-7 (Ph.D., 1900); since 1897
has been teaching math. at PrInceton
Semy., N. Y.; now and for Borne yrs.
asst. prof. there: Presb.-l0 Nassau
St., Princeton, N.J.
Gillies, Joseph Alexander, lawyer; ex-
legislator.
Highland Scotch origin: s. tate .John
G., Inverness-shire, Scot., and Mary
Isabella (!MacLean) G., Argyllshire,
Scot. ; b. Irish Cove, Cape Breton,
N.S., Sept. 17, 1849; e. St. Francis
Xavier CoIl., Antigonish (M.A. 1871);
m., 1883, Mlle. .JosephIne Euialle Ber-
trand, Prescott, Ont.; barrister. 1875;
K.C. (Ear.) of Ikberdeen), 1895; one
of rbbe lea,dlE'rs of the bar In N. S.;
was Regr. of Prdbate, C. B., 1872-87:
Clk. of the Peace, do., 1876-9; .elk. of
the Municipality of C.B., 1879-83; has
also been solldtor, do. do.; formerly
presdt. N. S. Barristers' Soc. ; has been
CorIl'Inr. oOf Soh., C. B.. sInce 1884; OIDW
In active practice In Sydney as a memo
firm G. & Hill; .Is French Consul at
Sydney; bought Sydney Post, 1901;
a CIon.; unsuccessfully contested Cape
Breton (H. C.) as an Ind. candidate,.
1887; sat for Rilchmond (H. C.), 1891-
1900; Is hon. 'Presdt. C. B. Llb.-Con.
Assn.; a strong bellever In ample pro-
tection to native Industries; R. C.-
<i Rose-Mere Park," Sydney, C.B.;
Royal C. B. Yacht Club, do.
Gillis, Hon. Archibald Beaton, legis-
lator.
S. Donald M. and Mary G.; SoottI.sih
ßJncest-ry; b. WihiYlC'ocomag1h, N.S., .Jtan.
28, 1864; e. there; 1.1'nm.; postmtaS'tJe,r
aot Whl'tof>!Wooo, Sask., for IInan'Y yrs.;
rt foOl' Wh,f;tewD'O'dl (N.-W. Assem'bty),
1894-.1905; òof>lpt'y. sp'eaker, 1898-190.2;
sp.eak'er, 1903-5: Tep.l'esE'nrtoeð "\\'11,fiJe-
w'Ooo (:Loc3J1), 1905-8, and sl'nee 1908
hoas s.<ut 1''01' P,ipestone (diD.);
g ohtlei!
.. rwMp" of the Prov:!o RI'g1hts ip l 3Jrty
In ttJhop 'Le,glslra't'l1re; elected ip'resdt.
Sask. Oon. [Jart'Y, 1908; a Oon. in Dom.
pol'NJlûs : a. st'ronrg be-Me'V1e.r In Imp.
pre'fere:n>ce ; a Preslb. - Whitewood,
Sask.
GilUs, Bev, Dugald (R.C.), educa-
tionist.
S. Andrew and Sarah (Cameron)
G., of Highland Scotch extraction; 8
Novoa Scotian of the third generation
h. PItcher's Farm, Co. Antigonish, N$..
Mch. 2, 1868; e. Untv. St. Franci!"
Xavif'r, Antigonish. N.S., Bnd CoIl. of
the Propaganda, Rome, Italy (B.A.;
Ph.D.; S.T.L.); o. 1897; since thflt
date has spent 3 yrs. at parochial
work, and the rest of the time as prof
of Greek and Latin, at his Alma Mater
In N. S.-St. Francis Xavier's College
Antigonish, N.S.
.. As :a. p
.ache<r, '1ectureT lInd professo. r
PTljOYB oS h1Ïgn TCputati()D.... - Lat
Dr.
f"1T(lke, of Rom
.
GtUt., Hugh Evan, lawyer; municipal
officer.
Parents came from Inverness-shire,
Scot., and settled In N.S.; b. Dempton,
Co. Inverness, N.S., Api. 8, 1855; e.
St. Francis Xavier Coll., Antigonish,
N.S.; m. L. Lloyd, e. d. Rev. .John
Cassidy, Hamilton, Bermuda; barrister
(N.S.), 1882; agent, Dept. of Justice,
Co. Antigonish, for some yrs.; was
first mayor of Annapolis Royal; re-
el,ecloed fur 3 SUJCJCJessive terms; a-IsQ a
sch. commr., there, for a long period;
apptd. city elk. of Calgary, May, 1904;
do. a municipal commr. for do. do.
Nov., 1905; a P. D. G. M. of Free-
masons, N.S.; a Past Grand King
Royal Arch Chap., N.S., secy. Con.
Assn. for Annapolis for 10 yrs.; un-
successfully contested Co. (loaal) ,
1895; a strong believer In Imp. Fed-
eratlon; Ang.
Calgary. Alta.
Gilman, Bon, Pranc!. Edward, lawyer:
legislator.
U. E. L. descent;' s. late Stephen M.
G., Danvllle, P.Q.; b. there, Api. 11,
1842; e. St. Francis Coll., Rlchmrmd,
and McGill Univ. (B.A., 1862; M.A.,
1865; B. C. I.... , 1865; LL.D., 1877): m.,
May, 1866, AmelIa M. (1st dlreotress
Prato Infants' Home, Montreal), d. late
G. W. Weaver, Montreal; advocate,
1865; K.C., 1885; practises his prof.
in Montreal; a suocessful commer-
cial .lawyer; furmerly an ruM. tJhere,
and chairman PoUce Committee- ; a
life govr. Montreal Genl. Hosp.,
Western H.osp., Mechs.' 111'st., and
other institutions: presdt. Proto In-
fants' Home; a LIb.; unsuccessfully
contested Argenteull (Local) g. e.
1881; summoned to the Leg. Council,
P. Q. (WelUngton Dlv.), .Mch. 12, 1887;
the first one to Introduce a measure
to permit parties In a civil suit to tes-
tify in their own behalf; also a mea-
sure In favour of compulsory voting:
likewise moved for the abolition of the
Leg. Council. - 15 Melbourne Avenue,
Wcstmount, 1I1ontreal.
Gilmour, John, manufacturer.
S. late .John G., a native of South
Walto, Mearns, Renfrewshlre, Scot.,
who was one of the pioneers of the
lumber trade in Can.; b. Quebec, Api.
22, 1849; e. there; took cert., Royal
Mil. Sch., under Col. Lord Alex. Rus-
sell, C.B.; m., Dec., 1874, .Jessie Mil-
ler, 2nd d. late Andrew McLimont,
Quebec; 8ucceeded his father In busi-
ness; since then has been presdt. Gil-
mour & Hughson Lumber Co., with
sawmllls at Trenton, ant., Hull, P.Q..
find on the North Nat.ion and Blanche
Rivers, P.Q.;
rmerly a lIeut. 8th
lloYlal Rifle!!; presdt. Ottawa I-\unt and
RIding Club, 1906-7; Presb.-f9 Carlie7'
St." Ottav:a; Rideau Club; Ottawa
Hunt Club, do.
Gilmour, John Ta710r, phyøtctan;
Onto public service.
U. E. L. descent, on mother's side;
s. Late Thos. G., Co. Durham, ant.;
b. Newcastle, Ont., Mch. 3, 1855; e.
Port Hope High Sch. and Trln. Unlv.,
Toronto (M.D., 1878); m., 1st, Sept.,
1878, Emma (d. Mch., 1886), d. late
Morgan Hawkins, Canton, ant.; 2l1dly,
Oí't., 18R9, MRggi(', d. Jat
.Jno. Edþr
448
GILMOUR-GILROY.
Troronfw; oorg. C. P. Ry., Toronto anod
Toronto .Junction, 1886-94, when he
roUred f'rom practice; estabd. Y-Ü'1"k
Tribune, of which he was ed. for 2
yrs.; sat for W. York (Local), Lib.
interest, 1886-94; declined renomina-
tion; a supporter of Sir O. Mowat;
regr. of deeds, Co. York, 1894-6; since
then has been warden of the Central
Prison, Toronto; took an active part
in ßStoabg. thoe CoIl. InSIt.. Toronto
Junction; chairman High Sch. Bd.
there; a frequent lect. on prison re-
form and prison discipline, the preven-
tion of crime and the treatment of
prisoners; a writer on the same and
other. sUbjects; advocates whipping for
certam offences; a dir. Sun & Hast-
Ings Savings & Loan Co.; a V.-P.
Dickens Fellowship; elected presdt.
"\Vardens' Assn. of the Nat. Prison
Congress, 1904; presdt. Am. Prison
As
n., 1908; Meth.- Warden's Resi-
dence, Central Prison, Toronto'
National Club, do, '
.. A man who accomplishes the maxi-
mum of reform with the minimum of fuss."
-Can. Courier.
Gilmour, Bev, Joseph Leem.1ng
(Bapt.); educationist.
Grands. late Rev. John G.. the first
Bapt. clergyman settled In Montreal,
coming from Aberdeen, 1830; b. Peter-
boro, Onto ; e. ColI. Inst., there, Toronto
Univ. (B.A., 1885), McMaster Unlv.
(B.A.. ad eUM., 1894; B.Th., 1899;
B.D., do.; D.D., 1908), and Edinburgh
Oxford and Berlin Univs.; m.. 1895:
Georgina, y. d. late Geo. Burnham,
M.D., Peterboro, ant.; was successively
pastor at Oakville, Brockville, Hamil-
ton and Olivet Ch., Montreal; has oc-
cupied a chair In McMaster Univ.
since 1907; author II The .H.elation of
Protestantism to Roman Catholicism"
(1905) and other papers; V.-P. Grande
Li'gne Mdssion .soc.. 1905; a memo
C'omte. on Oh. Union, 1906; V.-P. U. C.
Bible So'C., 1911.-86 Major St., To-
ronto.
.. A man of bro.ad culture and winning
pe-rsonality."-T. Globe,
.. A man of wide and! accurate 8chota.r-
ship, remarkable pulpit and pastoral effi-
ciency, and fine pastoral QualitiN."-Wut-
minster,
Gilpin, Bev, Victor James (Unit.).
S. late Rev. John W. (Meth.) and
Louisa (Bell) G.; b. Thedford, Ont.,
Mch. 10, 1872; e. Llstowel High Sell.
and Victoria Unlv. (B.A., 1898);
took post-grad. course In theo-l. and
economlca at MeadvlIle (Pa.) Semy.;
m., July, 1900, MIss Effie ReId, RIce-
vilIe, Ont.; o. (Meth.) 1900; left Meth.
Ch., owing to change of theol. views,
feeling that Meth. theol. was not In ac-
cord with modern thought. 1904; now a
Unit. LIb.; author of .. The Sabbath"
(1306), and also of poetical contribu-
tions to the mags. and several sermons
on science and religion; Interested In
(1) modern relhdous thought, based on
evolutionary phil.; (2) modern munl-
C'ipal betterment; (3) the educational
problem, favouring more natural stud-
ies and much less technique; Is of
opinion that the absolute exclusion of
the Asiatic from our shores wIll at
length prove a fatal pOlley. tending to
decapltallze our country and breed
withIn us the ambiguous qualities of
arrogantly protected countries; that
our univs. must SOOn enter the field
of the discussion of practical politics,
and hence contribute their legitimate
share to the much-needed Intellectual
and literary regeneration of our 1
gis-
latlve bodies; that no distinctly politi-
cal c1ea vage between Can. and the
U. S. can neutralize the undeniable
('omity of these two countries In social,
literary, scientific, Industrial, and other
matters; a memo Rational Sunday
League. which advocates a more lib.
Interpretation of the laws governing
the day; an Ind. Con.-l.f8 Duchess
Ave., London, Ont.; Canadian Club.
.. In that coming reconstruction of the>
religious th()Ught of the country he will
certainly be beard from."-T. Globe.
II Combines in an unusual degree a
logical manner of thinking and a' pleasing
Bt
'le of Hrerary utterance."-8, N.
Oilray, :Rev, A]exander (Presb.).
Scottish ancestry; S. late Robt. G,;
b. Perth shire, Scot., 1845; e. Can. pub-
lic schs. and Toronto Unlv., where he
took 1st class honours In Hebrew;
pursued theol. studies at Knox CoIl..
Toronto, where he obtained a scholar-
ship In Hebrew, and graduated. 1873:
D.D. (do.), 1903; also studied at
Union Semy., N. Y., and Princeton,
N.J.; m.. 1st, 1876. Miss Annle M.
Baln (d. Nov., 1879); 2ntdJly, 1883,
AImde A. (d. OCt., 1895), rd.. Jo.sep!h
GÍJbson, Deer ,Park, Toronto; o. 1875;
pastor of OOililege St. Presb. Ob., T0-
ronto, sinoe !hils on:1linatJIo'l1; orl'g1lnal.ly
a ,small missl()n. .vhoe membership, unoor
his pastorate, has grown from 50 to
1,300; has likewise erected a fine new
ch.. and a well-appoInted Sunday sch.
building; Moderator (Toronto and
Kingston), 1899-1900; V.-P. U. C.
Blhle Soc., 1908; a mean. ex.tve. comDe.
Assd. Charities, etc.; has travelled
extensively, both in Am. and Europe.
-367 Palmerston Ave., Toronto.
.. A p
acher of )treat power."-MaiZ
and Empire.
.. Not onlv a8 a preacher, but a8 a
pastor and friend, he is known to every-
cme."-T. Globe.
Gilroy, :Rev, WIUlam Edgar (Cong-.).
Irish onigln; e, s. W. J. G., Mlt.
Fo
iS't, Ont.; lb. there, Fe-b. 10, 1876;
e. Mt. F'o'r'est High Soh., TOTOnto UnIv
Victoria UnJv. (B.A., 1897); m., July.
1901, An'1'1de Elizabeth, O. d. J. R. .M.e-
KiI-cba.n, Hamilton, Onlt..: þrQlbatJIoner.
an'd rpre3JCIhoed 2 yrs. rIn Mjert'l1. Cih.; 0,
(Oong.), 1900; p.ast'Or, Bro
Mh1-ew Ave.
Ch., Toronto, 1900-7 (pre.sentOO w,llbh
a gold 'Wa.t
h by oong. on l'eaving);
s.inoe tJhen 'has been pastor, BranJtforo,
Omt.; dool;ine>d cal:l.s to Ottawa, 1910,
.and t'O HamnlÌ'On, 1911; 00. Can. Con-
fJ1'egationaZi8t, 1904-6; now edHs The
Awakener, a,n organ of Free Ohrls-
rtJLa.nlty; W'On 1st tprlze In Munsey com-
pøtltdon, for a ,t'O'pIica) poem, 1904, sub-
ject: .. The Lament of lobe Old Buc-
C"aneers ": has c.onrtTibtilt('(!: .ro ot1heT
GIMBY-GIRLING.
449
journals; ø. lAb. a.nd íree-thlInldng
ChI1IsUan; strongly opposeü to the
pr.omulga.tlon of a forrna.l autboTltaHV'e
c
d or <>rgan
zatdon; would abolish
evt!ry test 'exoe-pt that (If chø.racte
and
life; hence out of harmony with much
present-day religIous teaohlng, but
strcmgly con,'wnced of OhristIanity, as
vev-ea.J.ed in -the liÏ1:e and teachiing of
Jesu:s.-Brantford, Onto
Gimby, John Haughton, physician.
Descended Richard and Eliza (Shep-
herd) Gynbee, Cambridge, Eng., ] 697 ;
S. late Jos. and Eliza (Haughton) G.,
Owen Sound,. Ont.; b. Owen Sound: e.
public and high schs., there, ancl To-
ronto Normal Sch.; m.; graduated
M.D. (Victoria Unlv.), 1890; M.C.P.S.,
Onto ; Mayor, Owen Sound, 1906-8; later
presdt. Union of Algoma Municipali-
ties; chairman Bd, of Health; a.sks
for a square deal for New Ont., by
the development of her mlneØ and the
opening up to the settler of her vast
agricultural lands; a Meth.-Sault Ste.
Marie, Onto
Girard, Bodolphe, Dom. public ser-
vice; journaUst; dramatist.
S. Louis G., H.M.'s Customs, Three
Rivers, P.Q., and Emma (Trottier) G.;
b. Three Rivers, ApI. 24, 1879; e.
Frères de la Doctrine Chrétiennes and
L' A cad. Com. Cath. de Montréal; m.,
1901, R
glne (d. Jan., 1911), d. late
J. B. Lefalvre; was, for 4 yrs., on the
ed. staff of La Presse (Mentreal), and
subsequently, for 3 yrs., on the staff
of La Patrie (do.) ; became ed.-In-chlef
of Le Temps (Ottawa), 1904, but later
entd. the pUblic service and Is now a
translator (H.C.); presdt., Quebec
Press Galloery. 1906; de., VInst. Can.
Française, 11907; Offr. d' Acad., do.;
se.cy., 1.0'C3!l branch Alliance Française,
1908; a memo lit. comte. re Quebec
Battlefields Assn., do.; has taken a
leadIng posItIon as a dramatist and 8
wrI.ter of fiction; among .his plays,
several of which have been produced
upon the oM on treal stage, iha ve been:
ce Fleur de Lys," ø. drama In 5 acts;
.. Le Censerlt Imperial," .. Le Chien
d'Or," "A la Conquêt d'un Balser:'
.. Le Dolght de la Femme et Cor-
Inne "; among his tales and romances:
.. Flerence," .. Redemption," .. Mos-
alque," co L' Amour, O'h r Amour," and
.. Marle - Calumet," the latter of which
was Inscribed by the French Acad.,
for the Mont yon competition, 1905 (
ee
L' Album Universel, Mch., 1903); R.C.
-
28 BeS8erer St., Ottawa.
.. L'b(J(IDme du jour dans Ie cLoma.in detI
lettJres."-L'Album Univer8el.
Girardot, Ernest J., Dom. pub. servIce.
French origin; parents emigrated to
Can., 1845; b. Sandwich, Ont., Mch.
25, 1849; e. St. Hyacinthe (P. Q.)
CoIl. and .Jacques Cartier and Toronto
Normal Schs.; m., 1875, Mlle. ,Tulle
VIger, Detroit, Mich.; formerly a pub-
lic sch. teacher; subsequently pUblIc
seh. Inspr., N. Essex; J. P., since 1572 ;
a well-known grape grower and wine
manfr.: through him this Industry has
prospered In his native county: for
13 yrs. Mayor of Sandwich: carried
out great Improvements In the town;
15
a staunch Lib.; unsuccessfully con-
tested N. Essex (Local), In that In-
terest, g. e. 1905; a frequent contribu-
tor to the press; knows French Bnd
Eng. perfectly; apptd. a memo of the
Can. Oovt. Comn. at the St. Louis
Expn., 1904, and has since Tepre-
sented Can. at the Liege, Milan, Dub-
lin, London, and Seattle Expns.; recd.
the cross of the Nat. Order of Civil
Merit from the Prince of Bulgaria,
1906, and the Order of the Thorn, from
the King of the Belgiaru!, 1910; aRC.
-Sandwich, Onto
Girdlestone, Charles William, physI-
cian.
S. Geo. Wm. and Louisa R, (Ba.by)
G.; b. Windsor, Ont., Aug. 7, 18G8; e.
St. John's Boys' Sch., Winnipeg, and
M:an. Undv. (B.A., 1888; M.A., 1892) .
m., 1894, Miss May Be,ue ,PeI1I'ey; M.D.:
C..M. (MicGlll Univ.), 1892; Rep.:
Pl'ot.-Riverside, Cal.; Victoria Club,
do.
Girdwood, Gilbert Prout, phy>sIcian.
S. late G. F. G., M.D., London, Eng.,
and Susan Sophia G., d. Rev, Thos.
Bazeley, rector of La venha.m, Suffolk,
and chaplain to H.R.H. the Duke of
Gloucester; b. London, Oct. 22, 1832:
e. private sch., Unlv. CoIl., and St.
George's Sch. .of Med.; ro., 1862,
Fanny Merriman, d. late Thos. E.
Blackwell, C.E.; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1854;
gazetted asst. surg., H.M.'s Grenadier
Gds., do.; accompanIed 1st Batt. to
Can., at the time of the Trent affair,
1862; on Its return to Eng., 1864, re-
tired from the army, In order to take
up his permanent residence In Mont-
real; surgeon, 3rd Regt, VIctoria
Rifles, 1865; served with that regt.
during Fenian troubles (med.): Is a
memo Colls. of p, and S., P. Q., Ont.,
and B. C.: a memo Brit. and Am.
Assns. for the Advanc. of Science,
Soc. of Public Analysts, Chemical Soc.,
Soc. of ChemIcal Industry (V.-P., Can.
section); a fellow Chemical lnst. of
Gt. Britain, Nat. HIstory Soc., and
Montreal Microscopical Soc. (presdt.,
1892); one of the original fellows,
Royal Soc. of Can., 1882; Is consult-
Ing surgeon, Montreal Dispensary,
Genl. Hosp. and Children's Hosp.; dlr.
of electrical dept. and X-rays, Royal
VictorIa Hosp.. Montreal: chief med.
offr., C. P. Ry.; formerly presdt.,
Roentgen Soc. of Am.; prof. of prac-
tical chern., med. faculty, McGIIl Unlv.,
1872-94; 'Prof. of ohern., de., 1879-1902 ;
now 'Prof. emeritus of chern. ,there; has
contributed various articles on prof.
subjects to the Lonòon Lancet, Mont-
real Med. Journ., Trans. R. S. C x etc.;
a Llb.-Con.: a Freemason; an ng.-
111 University St., Montreal; St.
James's Club; St. George Snowshoe
Club, do.
.. BeIlooved by everybody,"-M. Star.
Glrling, Theodore AUgu8tu8, V.S.
Y. s. Rev. W. II. G., rector of Wl1-
shaw, Huddersfleld, Eng.; e. Hudders..
field CoIl.; m., Jan., 1905, Dora Sim-
cox, 4th d. Richard N. Lea, Manitou,
Man.; took gold med. for genl. profi-
ciency, Onto Vet. Coil., 1904; a moder-
ate Con.; Ang.-Sa8katocm. Sa8k,
450
GIROUARD-GLASS.
Girouard, His ExceUency Colonel Sir
Edouard Percy CranwiU, H.M.'s
regular mil. forces; admInIstra-
tor.
S. late Hon. Dêslr
G., judge of the
Supreme Ct. of Can., and his second
wife, Essie (Cranwill) D.; b. Montreal,
.Jan. 26, 1867; e. private tuition, Semy.
of Three Rivers and: Royal Mil. CoIl.,
Kingston (grad., 1886); m., Sept. 10,
1903, Mary Gwendolen, o. c. Hon. Sir
Richard Solomon, agent-genI. in Lon-
don for the Transvaal; gained his ry.
experience while on enging. staff, C.P.
Ry.; gazetted 2nd lieut., R.E., 1888;
lieut., 1891; capt., 1899; major, 1899;
It.-coI., 1904; coI., 1909; ry. traffic
man.gr., Woolwich, 1890-6; dir. of
Soudan Rys., 1896-8; pres'dt. of Egyp-
tian Ry. Ed., 1898-9; dir. of Rys., S.
Africa, 1899-1902; commr. of Rys.,
Transvaal and Orange River Colony,
1902-4; asst. quartermaster-ge, nl.
Wætern Command. Chester, Eng.,
1906; 'high commr., Protectorate of
Northern Nigeria, 1907-8; governo.r of
Protectorate of Northern Nigeria, 1908-
9; since then has been gov. and com-
mander-in-chief of the East AfTica
Protectorat.e; D.S.O., 1896; K.C.M.G.,
1900; F.R.C.T., 1907; 2n'd class, Imp.
OttiOman Order of the Medjidle, 1902;
author: .. History of the Railways
during the War In South A1.irlca, 1899-
1902" (1905); served with the Don-
gola Expdn. under Lord Kltchener,
1896-7; engagement at Firket and the
operations at Hafir (despatc!hes; Brit.
med., Khedive's moo. with 2 clasps);
operations 01' 1897, resulting In capture
of Abu Hamed (despatches; clasp to
Khedive's med.); served S. African
War, 1899-1900 (despatches) ; gazetted
hon. It.-<:ol. 18th Regt., .. Franc-Tireurs
du Saguenay," Mch. 3, 1903; presented
with fTeedom of the Ironmongers'
Guild, London, 1903; guest of King
George, WindsoT Castle, 1911; R.C.-
Government House, Nairobi, East
Africa; Army & Navy Club; Brooks's
Club; Reform Club, London, Eng.
II An officer of brilliant ,ability."-Lord
Kitchener.
II Tbe inca.rn8Jtåon of ene1rgy and force
of wiLl."-Westminster Gazette.
.. A plea.&ing, kind-hearted, hard-wOIrking
fellow, who would do well in any line he
trurned his hand to."-M. A.. P.
"A great civil 5eTV'ant who has suc-
ceeded in every posåtion he has unde!!"-
taken."-Lord Desborough.
Giroux, Francois Xavier Arthur,
lawyer.
S. Louis and Elmire (Poulin) G.; b.
Farnham, P.Q., Mch. 3, 1866; e. there,
S1. Hyacinthe, and Marleville CoIls. and
Laval Un<iv. (B.A., 1895; LL.B., 1890) ;
m., .June, 1892,M.H'8. E}ug
nde Lafond;
advocate, 1890; IPraotdses 31t Sweets-
bUl'g. ,P.Q., of whioh village 'he was
may.or; 'reta.in-ed In all,l .impol'tt3..Tht cases
.in his d-ist.; bâtonnier, Bedford bar,
1898; a sch. oommr., and warmly de.
\'oted to rt!he Interests .of education,
general, teohnf.oa,l, and agrlcultural; 8
Oon., and uns\lOC'e8sfully contested
M,issisquol (Looa,}), in 'Ìiha;t iruterest,
g. e. 1908; esta.bd. The Correspondent,
Pe'WSJ>aa>ef (Fa,
), ot wbdch !he
remal,ns proprietJor; !has be-en Iþresdrt.
OowansvJ'lle Litte-rary Ol,ub, and 1s
V.-P. Md.ssIsqu().. Hls'Í. SOiC.; R. C.-
Sweet8burg, P.Q.
Gisborne, Francis Hernamen, Dom.
public service.
2nd s. late F. N, G., C,E., a native of
Lancashire, Eng., for many yrs. supdt.
telegraph and signal service of Can.,
who was the orIginator of trans-Atlan-
tic submarine telegraphy; b. Brigus,
Nf.d., May 19, 1853; e. London, Eng.,
CoIl. Sch., Windsor, N.S., and by
private tuition; m. d, the late F. H.
Himsworth, Privy Council office; bar-
rister, 1880; entd. public service, 1882;
apptd. chief elk., Dept. of Justice, July,
1903; author of .. The Duty of the
Parent In Relation to Education;' and
other papers; an Ang., and a del. to
the synods; a memo Mission Bd.; a
memo Nat. Comte. Ang. Layman's
Missionary Mov.ement; officially con-
nected with the St. Andrew's Brother-
hood; apptd. secy. Ottawa branch
Moral and Social Reform CounclI, 1909.
-110 Cartier St., Ottawa; summer:
(( Rivermead:' Gatineau Pt., P.Q.
Glashan, John Cadenhead, education-
Ist.
S. Thos. G., M.A., M.D., M.R.C.S..
and Frances (Stuart) G.; b. Ellon
Aberdeenshire, Scot., .Jan. 23, 1844;
m., 1868, Anne, d. Thos. Churcher,
London, Ont.; came to Can. with f_'ar-
ents, 1853; e. public schs., ProvI. Nor-
mal Sch. (where he obtd. a 1st dass
teacher's cert.), and Toronto Unlv.
(LL.D., hon., 1899); F.R.S. C., 1902;
after serving as a publIc sch. teacher,
became 1st ass1. ProvI. Model Sch.,
Toronto, 1864, and Inspr. schs., Co.
Middlesex, 1871; Inspr. 'PubUc sc'hs.,
Cilty of Ott!a'wa, 1876; superannuated,
Aug., .1910; since 1895 a memo
Bd. of C. S. Examrs.; has been
V.-P. Alumni Assn., Toronto Univ.;
presdt. Toronto Univ. Club, Ottawa;
presdt. London Old Boys' Assn.,
Ottawa, and presdt. St. Andrew's
Soc., Ottawa; formerly a memo Bd.
of Examrs, Royal Mil. ColI.; founded
G. gold med. (math.), Toronto
Unlv.: joint author, with Wentworth
and McI.ellan, of a treatise on alge-
braic analysIs, and author of an arith-
metic for pUblic schs., and of an ad-
vanced arithmetic for high schs.; a
contributor to the Phil. Mag.. the
Quarterly Journ. of Math., and the
Am. Jo1trn. of J.fath.; possesses what
he believes to be the flnest math. lI-
brary In Can.; presented with his por-
trait In oils by the public sch. teach-
ers, Ottawa, 1901.-Hf MacLaren St.,
Ottawa.
.. One of the best read mathematicians
on the continent."-Prof. Alf. Bakef'
(q.v.).
Glass, Chester, lawyer.
S. late Hon. David G., Q.C., a well
known Can. public man, and Sarah G.,
d. late Hy. Dalton, London, Ont.; h.
London, Ont.; e. Hellmuth ColI., and
Toronto Univ. ; m., .June, 1883, Beatrice
Claus, d. late .Judge Kingsmlll, Co.
Bruce, Ont.; barrister (Ont.), 1878;
do, (Man.), 1882; do, (Mlnn,). 1889;
GLASSFORD-GODFREY,
451
subsequently to other bars; success-
fully practised his prof. at Winnipeg,
Spok>ane, Wash, a.nd elsewhere; now
living in N.Y.; has large mining and
other interests In the U.S.; has travel-
'led extensively; published: .. The
WoI1ld, Round It and Ov
r It" (1881)
and .. Hon. David Glass, Q.C.; some
of his Writings and Speeches" (1909) ;
Ang.-74 Broadway
New York; Calu-
met Club, do.
Glassford, Bev, Bobert J. :M, (Presb.).
E. s. late Rev. Peter G., minr.,
Vaughan and Albion, Ont., 1855-73,
who came from Scot., 1854; b. nr.
Elder's Mills, Ont., Nov. 23, 1860; e.
Weston High Sch. and Toronto Univ.
(B.A., 1884); m., Jan., 1890, AgnF-s,
o. d A. F. Cranston, J.P., Caledon E.,
Onto ; follrow-oo 1Jheol. stuàlies Knox
CoIl., Toronto; post-grad. course Union
Semy., N.Y.; o. 1887; pastor Streets-
vllle, 1889-93; do. Chalmer's Gh.,
Guelph, Ont., 1893...1909; since then hM
been field secy. Onto Sabbath Sch.
Assn.; moderator, Toronto and Kings.
ton, 1906-7; a memo Knox CoH.
Bd. of Mangt., Onto S. S, Assn.,
Onto Lord's Day Alliance, and Onto
Ex.tve. Y. P. S. C. E.; foor 3 yrs.
a memo Presb. Foreign Missionary
Comte. and various committees of
Synod and Assembly; represented Onto
at 4th World's S. S. Convention, Jeru-
salem, 1904; successfully conducted ch.
questions In Synod and Gent Assem-
bly; atpptd. Chaplain, wi,th .m.nk of bon.
capt., 30th Regt., June, 1904 ; resdrgn.oo,
191t.-Guelph, Onto
Globensky, Hon, Arthur, judge.
S. Lt.-CoI. Hubert and Fanny (Hays)
G. ; b. St. Eustache, P.Q., Oct. 28, 1850 ;
e. Montreal CoHo and St. Mary's
(Jesuit) ColI.; m., 1889, Louisa, d. -
Moore and widow J. B. Burland; advo-
cate, 1874; K.C., 1899; successfully
practised his prof. In Montreal; a for-
mer partner of Jud'ge St. Pierre (q.v.),
ex-Recorder Poirier (q.v.) and late O.
M. Angê, Q.C., M.P.P.; syndic, Mont-
real bar, 1892-8; an examr. of the P.Q.
bar, 1892-7; secy.-genI., do., 1897-1910;
legal agent of the Quebec Govt. at Ot-
tawa, 1908-10; since Dec., 1910, has
been a (pU!s.rue judge, S. C., P. Q.; !for-
merly a. Lib.; on two ooc:aslÏ-ons de-
clrJ.ned nomlÍnation to Parlrt:.; R. C.-
Sherbrooke
P.Q.; Z66 University St.,
Montreal.
.. A gre.at reader a:nd a scholar; is a
good speaker .and writes prose and verse
with eleganoo."-M. Star.
Glockling, Bobert, labour leader.
S. late Peter and Elizabeth G., To-
ronto: b. and e. there; for many yrs.
secy. Ont. Labour Bureau; elected
presdt. Trades and Labour Council,
1889; succeeded E. W. Tatum as
presdt. Intern. Brotherhood of Book-
binders, 1904, and was subsequently
several times re-el-e.cted to ,thaJt office;
elec1.ed V.
P. TD'ronlto .La;bour 'Vemplle
Co., 1905; a cha,l'ter memo .Peo'plle's
Tavern Co.; removOO to OIncfnrnoatl, 0.,
1911.-Cincinnati
O.
Glockling, William, labour leader.
A bro. Robt. Ú. (q.v.); elected
presdt. Trades and Labour Congress
of Can., Sept., 1909; re-elected d'O.,
,Sept., 1910; V.-P. Moral and Social
:Reform Council of Can.--6 Ottawa Bt.
Toronto.
Glover, Terrot Beaveley, educationist.
Scottish extraction; only s. Rev.
Richard G., D.D. (lately presdt. Bapt.
Union of Eng.) ; b. Bristol, Eng., 1869 ;
e. Bristol Grammar Sch. and S1. John's
ColI., Carob. (fellow, 1892-8; 1901);
m., 1897, ÂJlice, 2nd d. H. G. Few,
Cambridge; prof. Latin, Queen's Unlv.,
Kingston, 1896-1901; since then classi-
cal lect. St. John's CoIl., Camb.; au-
thor .. Life and Letters in the Fourth
Century" (1901), on which he had
been engd. during his residence in
Can. (pronounced by the Montreal Ga-
zette .. one of the few works of real
scholarship that Can. has produced"),
.. Studi-es In VJÏrg1iI" (.1904), and" Tohe
Conflict of Religions dn the IDarly
Roman Emp.lre" (909); a Baipt.-57
Glisson Rd., Cambridge
Eng.
Gobeil, Antoine, lawyer; retired pub-
lic servant.
S. late Antoine G., St. Jean, lIe
d'Orleans, P.Q.; b. there, Sept. 22,
1853; e. Quoebe() Semy. and Laval
Un'lv. (B.L.); m., 1877, Mlle. BJaoohe
Gingras; advocate, 1902; entering the
Dept. of Public Works, Ottawa, 1872.
served as Jaw elk. therein, 1879-
85; secy., 1885-91; and Depty. Minr.
from latter year to his retirement, on
a pensIon, July, 1908 (.presented by the
staff with an address, a purse of
$1,000, and a silver service, on retir-
Ing); since then has been In active
practice, as an advocate, In Montreal;
I.S.O., 1904; was presented with a
gold watch by the Inst. Can., Ottawa,
1894 in recognition of his services as
presdt. during the previous 3 yrs.;
elected presdt. Ind. Develop. Co., Mont-
real, 1908; an unsuccessful cand.fdate
for Montmorency (H. C.), In Con. In-
terest, g. e. 1908; a R. C.-The Marl-
'borough
Montreal; Rideau Club
Ot-
tawa.
Gocher, William Xenry, journalist.
Eng. and Irish origin; s. Fred. and
Margt. (Templeton) G.; b. Richmond,
Co. Carleton, Ont., Feb. 4, 1864; e.
Kemptville, Ont.; m., Nov., 1889, Miss
C. A. .I. Neild, Toronto; originally a
sch. teacher; assoc. ed. Can. Sports-
man (Toronto), 1881-6; do. do. N. Y.
Sportsman, 1886-9; ed. The Horseman
(Chicago) 1889-90; ed. Am. Sports-
man (Cle
eland), which he founded,
1890-5' since then secy. Nat. Trot-
ting Assn and manl'!:. dir. Conn. f.".";tate
Fair, Hartford; published, 1903, .. Taleg
of the Turf" (2 vols.); an Epls.-
H artford
Conn.
GodfreY, Charles H" Company offi-
cial.
S. late Robt. T. G., M.D., and Ann
G.; b. ,Ml(mtrea:I, May 18, 1861; e.
there; m.; now and for some yrs.
V.-P. and .treas. M-on.treal Steel Works;
an Ang.; a 00n.-17Z Drummond St.,
Montreal; St. James's Club; Forest
and .stream Club; St. George Snow-
8hoe Club; Chaple<<u Club
do,
462
GODFREY-GOLDSTEIN,
Godfrey, Forbes Elliott, physician.
A bro. of .1, M. G. (q.".); b. Tp.
York, Ont., Mch. 31, 1867; e, Owen
Soound CoIl. InoSt. and Toronto Un Iv.
(M.B., 1902); an., June, 1894, Miss
MM'Y M. OaTson; memo -ColI. P. anod
S., Ont., 1902; L.RC.P. and S., L.F.P.
a'Ild S. (GloasgI()w); sU'coessfulJy prac-
tliSies his .prof. R't M'lmico; has saJt for
W, York (Looail), Con. dnterest.. since
June, 1907: moved for a comn. to In-
vestigate the question of tubercul. and
draw up a definite plan of warfare,
Mch., 1908; a .Meth.-Southampton St.,
Mimico, Ont.; Albany Club, Toronto.
Godfrey, John Milton, lawyer.
S. Rev. Robt. (Meth.), and Mary G. ;
father Irish; b. vlllage of Hastings.
Ont., July 23, 1871; e. Owen Sound
and Clinton colI. Insts. and Toronto
Unlv. (B.A., 1891; LL.B., 1893); m.,
June, 1900, Miss Lily Connor: bar-
rister, 1894; successfully practises his
prof. In Toronto; a memo firm Robin-
ette, G., Phelan & Hend'er-son: ß me-m.
Toronto PubLic Sch. Bd., 1896-1903;
chairman, do., 1903; formerly a C.on.;
left the !party with the late D' Alton
McCarthy over the Man. sc'h. question;
now an Ind. Lib.; unsuccessfully con-
tested Peel (Local), Lib. interest, g. e.
1908; a Meth.-95 Close Ave.) Toronto;
National Club; Ontario Club, do.
Goforth, :Rev, Jonathan (Presb.).
ml.;;;sionary.
Eng. and Irish origin; s. Francis
and Jane (Bates) G.; b. nr. Thorndale,
Ont., Feb. 10, 1859; e. Ingersoll Gram-
mar Sch. and Knox Coll., Toronto:
m., Oct., 1887, Florence Rosalind, y. d.
late John Bell-Smith, artist; was led
to decide for mission work through
hearing the late Dr. Mackay. of For-
mosa, preach, and It was mainly
through the Influence of the latter that
the Alumni Assn. of Knox CoIl. de-
cided to support him In the China mis-
sion field, which they have continued
to do since his appt.. 1888; the site of
his mi.ssion is North Honan; since
Ws !arrival :there ihas laiboured wltth
the most successful results: is said
to have led a great revival there, which
has swept the whole of Manchuria,
1908; he and Mrs. G. returned to Can.
on furlough, 1909.-Chang Te Fu, N.
Honan, China.
.. An elQQ.uent speaker, wh()8e addresses
bristle with interesting and telling facts."
-M. Witne...
Goggin, David James, educationist.
B. Tp. Cartwright, Co. Durham,
Ont., Nov. 25, 1849; e. public sChs.,
private tuition and Man. Unlv. (B.A.,
1887; M.A., 1890) ; M.A., ad eund., Vic-
toria Unlv.. 1891; D.C.L. (hon.), Troin.
Unlv., 1900; m., Aug., 1898. Miss
Frences N. Sweetland, Port Hope (a
memo Local Council of Women; a
Daughter .of the Empire; one of the
Founders Regina Victoria Hosp.; d.
Sept. 1901); successively principal
MiIlbro.ok schs.. and Port Hope pub-
lic and model schs.; went to Winni-
peg to become principal of the Man.
Normal Sch. and conductor Teachers'
Insts., 1884, and from 1893 to 1902
was supdt. of educ., N.W.T.; from
1902 to 1907 was literary man gr. .of
the Can. Publishing Co.. Toronto;
apptd. mango ed. of the new Ont. sch.
text-books, 1909; In both Man. and
the Territories filled a variety of
other offices and positions; was a
counclllor of Man. Unlv., a coun-
cillor St. John's ColI" presdt. Man.
Teachers' ASSD., presdt. Regina Vic-
toria Hosp., presdt. Dom. Educ.
Assn., High Chief Ranger I.O.F.,
Grand Master of Freemasons. etc.;
is the author of a PubUc Sch. Gram-
mar and of numerous essays and
sketches; has lectured on .. Canadian
Education fr.om the Standpoint of
Agriculture and Manufacture It (1906)
and other subjects; elected presdt.
Toronto Empire Club, 1908, and V.-P.
Toronto Univ. Alumni Assn. 1909 ;
Is a public speaker of more than local
reputation; an Ang. and a del. to the
synods.-96 Bismarck Ave.] Toronto;
Albany Club; National Cluo, do.
"A'll all-round educationist."-T. New..
Goldman, Leopold, Insurance man-
ager.
A mean. Ins-t. of Accls.; for 7 yrs.
accountant Conf. Life Assn.; on the
organization of the N. A. Life Assur.
Co., .Jan., 1881, became secy. thereof;
remained In this office tlll Mr. Mc-
Cabe. the mango dir., died, ApI.. 1903,
when he was apptd. to succeed him;
elected presdt. Ins. Inst., Toronto,
1908; author of various papers on Ins.
topics.-176 St. George St., Toronto;
National Club, do, .
GOldstein, Maxwell, lawyer.
S. Adolphe and Rebecca (Stein) G.;
b. Quebec (city), May 13, 1863; e.
NaotJionaJI and High Scl1s., there, a11Jd
MC'CM:ll Unt\v., Montreal (B.C.!...., wit-h
Eldzalbe1!h Torrance g.o.Jd med., 1882);
m., .1892, RosaUe, d. Db-as. Stern, To-
'1'<>'0'1)0; studied law wl,t'h -the 13JOO Ju:diglee
Hoft and Irvine, Quebec, ta1e late W.
H. Kerr, Q.C., and the late C, B.
Carter, KC" MontreRil, and, on
attaIning his majority. was called
to the 'bar, 1884; a former partner
In firm of Kerr, Carter & G.: now
hetad of Ibhe firm G. & Be-ulilac,
Montreal; KC.. 1903; one of the lead-
ers of the local bar; takes a promm-
ent part in communal matters; Is hon.
counsel Baron de Hirsch Inst. and
German Nat. Soc.; is an hon. presdt.
Montefiore Club, founded In 1881, in
honour of the great philanthropist, Sir
Moses Montefiore, Bart., and devoted
to literary and social pursuits; was
first presdt. of the Hebrew Natural-
ization Assn., having for Its obje
t the
Instruction of his co-religionists In the
rights and duties of Can. citizenship;
elected dJr. Montreal Citizens' Assn.,
1909; beUeves in free elementary edu-
cation for Rill creeds, and was Instru-
men tal, /With .others, In having ,the law
of Quebec altered so as to secure to
Jewish children equal rights In the pub-
He schs.; an occMlonal contributor to
the press upon legal and soclologlcaJ
subjects: In politics .he has remained
Independent of party.-BZ St. .Matthew
St., Montreal; lrlontetiore Club; Mont-
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real Club, do.; Canada Club, London,
Eng.
"A man widely respected." - M.
Gazette.
Good, Henry John Prescott Wn.hire,
manager; journalist.
S. .John P., M.A... and Clara Louise
(Rogers) G.: b. nr. Birmingham, Eng.,
Nov. 22, 1848; e. private tuition,
Shoreham, and KIng's ColI.; m. MIss
MacClude; came to Can., 1869; a gov.
and secy. for ant., Can. Nat. Búreau of
BreedIng; formerly preadt. Can.
Lacrosse Assn.; presdt. Can. Bowlers'
Assn.; was ed. Sundau World (To-
ronto) for a lengthened period; stln
edits a dept. of that paper; since
1909 has been ed. Can. SlJ01.tsrnan;
long secy. and mangr. Toronto Open-
AIr Parade Assn., and news agent
Toronto Indus. Exbn. Assn.; apptd.
mangr. Dom. Exbn. at St. .John, N.B.,
1910; asked to manage Vancouver
Exbn., 1911.--6H Manning Ave., To-
ronto; Albany Club, Toronto.
Goodday, Horace BichardBon, mer-
chant.
Eng. origin; e. s. Horatio Geo.
md
.Jane (Richardson) G.; grands. Dr.
Horatio G., London, Eng.; b. Feb. 8,
1873; m., Feb., 1905, Dorothea A:ljce,
o. d. Mrs. E. E. Baily, Dig1by Moan-
s.ions, Lonl('l.on; .head of firm H. R.
G. & Co., lumber merchants, Quebee;
presdt. Beauce Pulp & Lumber Co.;
a steward Quebec Turf Club: a capt.
corps reserve, 10th" Queen's Own Can.
Hussars"; Ang.-!78 Grand AlZée,
Quebec; Quebec Garrison Club.
Gooderham, Lt,-CoL Albert Edward,
capitalist,
Eng. origin; 2nd s. late Geo. G.,
distiller and banker, and Harriet
(Dean) G., Toronto; b. there, .June 2,
1861; e. U. C, CoIl.; m., Oct., 1883,
Mary Reford (V.-P. Imp. Order
Daughters of the EmpIre and hon.
treas. of fund for caring for soldiers'
gmv-es In S. A.: presented a completoe
set of drums and fifes ,t'O 1he 100th Relgt
"Rooyal GrenadIe<rs," 1911), d. Andrew
Duncanson, Aaniherstburg, On.t.; long In
v. m. service; en1od. 10tlh "Royal Grena-
dIers," as 2nd Ileut., 1885; :promote-d
l.leut., 1887; capt., 1896: major, 1902;
It.-cot, with -command of the regt.,
1907; commanded hIs regt. at Quebec
tercent. celebration, 1908; Is V.-P.
Can. MIl. Inst. and presdt. Offrs.' In-
door Baseball League; presdt. Dom. of
Can. Guarantee & ,Accident Ins. CQ.;
a dolr. Bank of Toronto, Toronto
Indust. Ex.hbn. Assn., Toronto Genl.
Trusts Cor,pn., Cllfton Hotel Co.. and
Havergal Ladles' 'ColI.: rated by
Saturday Night as a millionaire, 1907;
on occ8;sion of hIs 25th wedding annI-
versary, 1908, was presented wIth a
sterling slIver punch bowl ,by offrs.
of hIs regt.; Con.; an Ang.-" Dean-
CTO!t," Glen Rd., Toronto; Albany
Club; Toronto Club, do.
"A mast popular officer."-T. Newll.
Gooderham, George Horace, manu-
facturer; capitalist; legislator.
Eng. orhdn; 8rd s. late Geo. and
HarrIet (Dean) G.: b. Toronto, Apt
18, 1868; e. Toronto Model Sch. and
.J8!MS St. COlJ. In!rt.: m., Søpt., 1888,
Maude, o. d. and heir late Hy. Stephen
and Maud (Strong) Northrop, Toronto;
18 presdt. Oolonlal Invest. & Loan Co.,
Imp. Trusts Co. of Can., Toronto Indust.
Exhbn, Assn., Toronto Hotel Co., Auto-
mobIle & Supply Co., Can. Zoologlc-al
Soc.; V.-P. Can. Securltles Corpn.; a
dlr. Onto Mohor League, Children's Aid
Soc., and Alta. Central Land Corpn.;
formerly presdt. ,can. Pe.rmanent Mort-
gage Cor:pn., and a dlr. Can. Improve-
ment Co., and Excelsior LIfe Ins. Co.;
a gov. Toronto Gent Hosp.: an en-
thusiastic sportsman ; commodore Royal
Can. Y.acht Club, 1900-3; now vlce-
commodore of the club; presdt. Granite
Curllng Club, 1903 and 1906: presented
a tl'ophy to Toronto Assn. Football
League for competition, 1904; memo
PubUc 'Sch. Bd., Toronto, 1899-1903:
elected chairman, Bd. of Educ., do.,
1904; an unsuccessful candldrate for
Toronto mayoralty, 1905; has gIven
25 sc'holarsbips to Toronto pUblic
sche.: memo Citizens' .comte. to co-
operate with CIvic Parks Comte., To-
ronto, 1909; a Freemason and Son of
Eng.: a Con. and has represented
South Toronto, Seat "A" (Local) since
g. e. 1908; an Ang.-fO
St. George St.,
Toronto; Toronto Club; Albany Club;
Royal Can. Yacht Club; Granite Cud-
ing Club, do.
"A man of cle'an habits and universal
lDindliness."-" Kit" (q.v.).
"A level-headed. industrious, well-con-
du.cted citizen.."-S. N.
"A man of lei-sure and 'Wealth., wh{}
li!ho1illd have but one motive in rervintg
the people---1hat o.f the publio good."-
T. Globe.
Gooderham, William George, capital-
ist; manufacturer.
Eng. origin; e. s. late George and
HarrIe't (Dean) G.; b. Toronto, .Jan.
5, 1853: e. U. C. Coll.; 'In., .J.an., 1875,
Ella, d. late Wm. and .Mary (Ross)
Hargraft. Cobourg, ant.; Is !presdt.
Can. Permanent Mortgage Corpn. and
G. & Worts, Ltd.; V.-P. Bank of To-
ronto; presdt. U. C. ColI. Old Boys'
Assn.: a dlr. York Club, Toronto;
rated by Saturday Night as a mlUIon-
aIre, 1907; a Con.; an Ang.-
2 Elm
A ve., Toronto ; York Club; Toronto
Club; Albany Club, do.; Rideau Club,
Ottawa.
"Able and efficient."--Can. Oentu1]l.
Goodeve, Hon, Arthur Samuel, legisla-
tor.
Eng-. and Can. origIn; S. Arthur H.
and Caroline G.; b. Guelph, Ont., Df'c.
15, 1860; e. there; m., ApI., 1884, MIss
Ellen Edith Spence: a graduate CoIl.
of Phannacy; Mayor of Rossland, 1889-
1900: apptd. Pro vI. Secy. In the Mc-
BrIde Admn. (Local), .June, 1903, but
was defeated In hIs constituency, and
rf'slgned; returned for Kootenay (H.
C.), g. e. 1908; apptd.. a memo Tlmber
and Forestry Gomn., B. C., 1909; do..
1910; do., Can. "w.hd'P" (H. C.),1910:
a Con.; a PJ'e-sb.-Ro88lClnd, B.a.
"A formidable campaigner and an
assiduous and painstaking representative."
-T. Newll,
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GOODHUE-GOODWILL.
Good
ue, Edward Solon, physician'
htterateur. '
S. late Jas. G., fonnerly of Wis-
casset, Me., and Mariam (Emer,son)
G.; latter, d. Wm. Emerson, of the
same family as Ralph Waldo Emer-
son; first ancestor In Am., Wm. Good-
hue, of Ipswich, Mass, 1636, a descend-
nt of Wm, Goodhue, Eng. (vide
Goodhue Genealogy"); b. Artha-
_ ba.skavllle, P.Q., Sept. 29, 1861; e. by
pnvate tutor, St. Francis ColI., Rich-
mond, P.Q., and Rush CoIl. (Lake
orest Univ.); graduated, 1892; m.,
Sept., 1889, Miss Lulu Mae Roser
Chicago, Ill.; was prof. of d-iseases of
children, Mariam Emerson SCh, of
Healbh (founded by him), Riverside
Cal., 1894-5; HJawaiian Govt. phy,sicia
and med. 'supdt., KJoloa Hosp., 1895-7;
me-d. su-pdJt. Malul.ani Hos,p., and surg.
Hawaiian and "\Vailuku Sugar Cos:
1897-1900; Govt. physician. Koloå
Kaual and surg. Koloa and M-cBryde
Sugar Oos., 1900-1; med. supdt.,
Mariam Emerson, Koloa Sugar 00. and
Koloa Govt. Hasps., 1901; asst. surg.,
Marine Hosp. Serv>ice, Koloa Kauai,
1901; now Govt. physician, North
Kona, Hawaii, and house ,physician,
Tille Doctorage Sanitarium, Holualoa
Ha1wail; Ia memo Am. Med. Assn.:
Hawallan. TerritJorial Med. Soc., Am.
Assn. Life Ins. Examining Surgeons
Assn. Mil. Surgeons of U. S., etc.:
a..pptd. judg.e, Tax Appeal Ct., Kaua-i,
but declined, 1902; a del. 2nd Inwrn.
Scientific Conf., Bergen, Norway, 1909;
was secy. Aux. French-Can. Evan. Soc.,
1878-81; ed. St. Francis CoIl. Echo,
1879; do. The Dawn, 1881; do. Daily
and Weekly Enterprise, Riiv-erSJide, .Cal.,
special contributor, San Francisco
Bulletin and Ca", and .a memo ed. staff,
Law and Order Mag., Toronto, 1887;
ed. Chicago Corpuscle and special cor-
respiOndent Topeka Lance, 1890; class
poet, Rush Med. CoIl., 1892; ed. New
Education, Riverside, 1894; since 1903
has 'b
n lit. ed., Honolulu Evening
Bulletm,. Is a correspondent San Jose
MercunJ, Chicago Corpuscle Pacific
Bapt., Riverside .county Refle:!:, and St.
Louis Med. Bne',. a contributor to
Youth's Companion, Journal Am. Med.
Assn., etc.; a memo Western Wrlt.el'ls.
Assn.; author: "Verses from the Val-
ley" (1889); ",College Hymn, 'Happy
College Days'" (1891); ,. Class poom
'Non Fìi'11.ltum sed .Ince.ptum'" (1892):
"The SeI"V13.nt Question .in Hawall ,;
(1898); "Beneath Hawaiian Palms
and Slars" (1899)"; "Hawaii First"
(1900) ; "The White Settler in Hawaii"
(1900); "Out ot the Pigeon Holes"
(1901); "My Trinity" (1903); and
of the
Ilowing af\tlcles, reports and
works on med. .subjects: "Typhoid
Fever" (1893); "Operation for the
Correction of Deformity of the Wrist"
(1894) ; "Government Report" (1895) .
"Government Report" (1897); "Lep
rosy in Hawall" (1900); "Mistaken
Identity"; " Salt!'; "A .Product of
Mortal Mind" ; "Wound of the Trachea
with Union and 'by First Intention";
.. Gastric ULcer" (1900); "State Care
of Leprosy" (1901); II Molokal, the
Leper Island" (1901); II A Case of
Fracture and 'Medical Ethics" (1902)'
"Practical Surgery" (1903); II Some
Notes on Dysen.tery in Hawaii .. ; II The
Physician .in HawaU"; "The Danger
from Leprosy" ; " The Ol'igin of
Leprosy II'} Hawall"; "Culture and
Education In the Medical Man" (1904) .
and "A Case of Ethics and True Mole":
a Lib. In Can. and Eng.; in U. S. å
Rep.; U heart and soul in favour of.
legitimate nat. expansion"; a Un It.-
"The Doctorage," N. Kona Hawaii
T: H.,. Kauai Kodak Club, KoZoa;
S
erra Club, San Francisco; Autho1.8'
Club, Indianapolis.
"BoOth wit a.nd wisdom in his writings:'
-Boston Transcript.
U Is an eßsayist something of the sl)"l.!
o.f. Chas. Dudley Warner, Donald G.
MItchell, Norman Bridge a.nd Oliver Wen.
dell Holmes."-Dr. Walter Lindley, tn
80uthern Cal. Practitioner.
Goodhue, William Joseph, physician.
S. Jas. and Mariam (Emerson) G.;
bro. Dr. E. S. G. (q.v.); b. Artha-
baskaville, P.Q., Oct. 8, 1869; e. pri-
vate tutor, High Sch., Rochester, N.Y.,
and Rush Med. CoIl. (M.D., 1897);
founded the Mariam Emerson Hasp.,
Eleele KaUlal, Hawaii, 1900; was med.
supdt. there, 1900-2; since then has
been do. do., Lepe.r Settlement, MJolokai,
Hawaii; all his time ,is d-evoted to the
investigation of leprosy, clinically,
bacteriologicaIly and chemically; ðis-
covered the germ of leprosy In the
mOSQuito and 'bedlbug, 1906; a del. to
the Worlð's Leprosy Con., Christiania,
Norway, 1909; reed. hon. m.ention from
U. S. MIB.l"1in-e Hasp. Service for his
work in the Eleele plague epidemic,
1901; besides various reports Is >the
author of: "Some Clinical Observa-
Hons at the Settle.ment," U Leper Fever"
and "Sunnyside and- Obher poems"
(1890).-Leper Settlement, Molokai,
Hawaii.
"A man in. whom I have ('!Very oontfidence
in his professional .abilities."-Presdt., Ed.
of H ealth, Hawaii.
Goodspeed, Bev, Calvin (Bapt.), edu-
cationist.
S. late Calvin L. and Mary A. G.;
b. Nashwaak, N.B., May 5, 1842; e.
N. B. Unlv. (B.A., 1866; M.A., 1872;
LL.D., hon., 1900) ; m., Aug., 1871. Miss
Anna Fowler; studied theol. Newton
Theo.!. Semy., Mass., and ,Phi.I., Leiop-
zig Un-Iv., Germany; o. 1868; (prlnd-
pal Bapt. Semy., Fredericton, N.B.,
1870; pastor Woodstock, Ont., Rapt.
Ch., 1874; prof. Woodstock CoIl., 1878;
pastor 1st Yarmouth (N. S.) Ba
t.
Ch., 1882; ed. Rapt. Messenger (tnd
Visitor (St. John, N.B.), 1886-90:
prof. sy,stem. theol. and apol., !McMaster
Univ., Toronto, 1891-11905; do. do. do..
Baylor Univ., Texas, 1905-09; resigned
owing to lll-heaUh; author" Messiah's
Second Advent" (1901); a pronounced
prohibitionist; V.-P. Onto branch Dom.
.å.'II1iance, 1905-6.-Paradise, N.S.
"Holds a large place in the esteem and
confidence of hiB religious brethren."-T.
Globe.
Goodwill, Victor Lyall, physician.
Second s. late Rev. John G. (Ch. of
Scot. ), a fonner missionary to the
GOODWIN-GORDON.
455
New Hebrides; 'J. Melbourne, Aust.,
Feb. 3, 1875; e. l>rince of Wales CoIl.,
Charlottetown; m Miss Florence Mabel
Reid, Kingston, Ont.; graduated M.D.
(Queen's Univ., Kingston), 1899; post-
grad. course N. Y.; studied methods
of mango 'Ínsante hosrps., Mass., N. Y.,
and Ont: apptd. med. supdt. Hosp. for
the Insane, P. E. I., Feb. 15, 1900;
consult. physician in mental diseases,
P. E. Hosp.: estabd. the hosp. in treat-
Ing and mango the Insane, and abol-
ished all mechanical re9tralnts and
covered beds, which had been ex-
tensively used In P. E. I. till 1900:
thinks them relics of barbarism:
estab. a training sch. for nurses
in connection with hosp., with ex-
cellent results; has been spoken of
as the U right man in the right placp" ;
is bt.-maj'Or a:nd adjt., 82TItò. Regt.: e.
Presb.-Hosp. for the Insane, Char-
lottetown, P.E.I.
Goodwin, Mr., Mary Elizabeth, nurs-
ing profession. .
German 'OTigin; one of a. f.amuly ot
10: d. Isaac Wal.toer and A'I1n (Car-
roll) doe
ncier: granodd. Tbteodl(),l'e
OhMs.tian ode PenC'ier, .an .offr. .in Bur-
goyne's army òurlnlg ,the Am. revo1u-
'Í!Ïon.a'ry war; b. on the f'arm <>wnoeod by
her gt.
gmrudf., nr. BurriU's Riaip'i,dis.
Ont., Sept, 10, 1857; e. 'local and pri-
vwtoe sabs., and Bp. Stmchan Soc.h., To-
I'Onto; graduated, with honours (1st
class), Tmin'ing Sah. for Nurses, King-
ston Genl. Hosp., 1895; awardoed òoe-
gree R. N. (Regc1. Nurse), Undv. Stwte
of N. Y., 1905: m., Feb., 19:11, Thioha'pd
Goodwin, Spen1C'eTVliHe, Orut.: su.pdt.
Infants' Home, King.s.ton, ant, 1895;
su<pdt. nurses, RockiW'()()Ò Hosp., do.,
1896-7; su.pd,t. GenI. Hasp., and Train-
ing Seh. for l'Ul's-es, B
ll'Øv-i'He, Onot.,
1898-1903; supdlt. St. lJukoe's Ha,sp.,
NCWlburgh-on-Hud:son, N.Y., 1903-7.
w.as sub-soequellitly un1:d:l 'her retJtl"e>moent,
1!U 1, sU'pdit. Arulotman 'Mem-orla.l Hosp.
-and Tra,in'irug Sc'h. for Nur&es, Oanton,
Ohil'O; is a meom. of ,the Canton Gra.d-
ualte Nurses' AoSsn., and a. memo Am.
Assn. of Hoop.
llpdtS.; An1g.-Spen-
ce7'ville, Onto
II A teacher of remarkable ability."-
Dr. O. K. Olarke (q.v.).
II Pi>&sesses many qualities rarely found
in one indiv'Ídual, a.ID{)ng others great
executive .aibiIit
.. As a tÆ:acher alld in, the
practical training of nurses haß few
equals." - Mrs. N. M. Shipp, formerly
Presdt. St. Luke's Ho"p., Newburgh.
Goodwin, William Henry, business
man.
E. Buxton, Derbyshire, Eng., 1869;
m.; came to Can., 1881; some time in
service Merchants Bank of Can., Win-
nipeg branch; subsequently and suc-
cessively a farmer at Moose Jaw, clk.
In a store, Donald, B.C., and engd. In
the real estate business, Vancouver;
after the lapse of several yrs., returned
East and whIle in Toronto brought
out the G. method of teaching history
by chart; afterwards was advertising
man gr. for T. Eaton & Co., and took
service with the Robt. Simpson Co.,
becoming, later, ma.ngr. of the John
Murphy Co., Montreal; now and since
1910, m.ang. ddr. Goodwine, lAd. (awn-
ing and o
ra;bing A. E. Rea & Co.
q.V.,
'Ü'!lttrea.l, Ltd.), an extensive de-
partmenba.ol lS'tol'e.-.JlìO D07'cJwstm' St.
1V., Mont1"eal.
.. Rather 8 remarkable man."-S. N.
Goodwin, William Lawton, education-
ûst.
S. Ed.wa.N! OhnppeH and .Margaret
(Carey) G.; b. Baie Verte, N.B./', ApI.
30, 1856; e. local sch., Mt. Allison
Acad. and Univ. (Gllchrist scholar.),
EdJinbur,goh Univ. (D.Se.), HeidoeJlber,g
Univ., and London Univ. (B.Sc., with
honours in chern. and experimental
physics, 1881); m., 1885, Christina, d.
Rev. Wm. Murray, Earltown, N.S.;
demon. of chern., Edinburgh Univ.,
1879-80: demon. of chern., Univ. ColI.,
Bristol, 1881-2; prof. of chern. and
physics, Mt. Allison Unlv., 1882-3;
prof. of chern., Queen's Univ., King-
ston, 1883-92: since 1893 has been dir.
of the Sch. of Mining, Kingston;
F.R.S. C., 1890; Is vice-chalnnan, Can.
Sec., Soc. O'f Chern. Industry; besides
being a c<>ntributor to Chemical News,
Nature, Can. Mining Rev., etc., Is the
author of "A Text-book of Chemistry"
(1887), and of a pamphlet on II Ohemi-
cal Laws" (1893); a Meth.-3 Alice
St., King8ton, Onto
Gordon, Bev,. Alexander Beid
( presb. ), oed uC\3Jtionist.
E. S. Alex. G., In'verurioe, AÞerd.e-en-
shire, Scot.; b. Feb. 11, 1872: e.
King'sCoU., A
berdieen (M.A.; D.Litt.) ,
New ColI., Edinburgh, and the Univs.
Frelburg, Göttlngen and Berlin; m.
Jan
Margt., e. d. late Francis Las-
celles Cockburn, Kotagirl, India; stud-
Ied theol. New ColI., Edinburgh, where
he highly distinguished himself; O.
1898; prof. Old Test. lit. and exeg
sis,
Presb. OoJ.l., .Montreal, since 1907;
elected
haplaln St. Andrew's Soc.,
Mon treal, same year; a utbor: .. T1he
Earl'Y Trad'l-tJio.rus of Genesis" (.1907);
a frequent contributor to the Brit.
press.-5 Springfield Ave., Westmount,
Montreal.
Gordon, Charles Blair, manufacturer.
S. John and Jane G., Montreal; b.
Montreal, 1867: e. high sch. there;
m., 1897, Miss Annie Brooks, Sea-
forth, Ont.: began business career
with McIntyre, Sons & Co., Montreal;
left that firm to undertake the or-
ganization and management of the
Standard Shirt Co., Montreal, subse-
quently merged with other concerns
in the Can. Converters Co.; continued
to manage this co. until the organiza-
tion of the Dom. Textile Co., of which
he became, at first, mango dir. and
V.-P.; elected presdt. of the co., 1909;
was also previously V.-P. of the
Montmorency Cotton Mills Co., and of
the Colonial Bleaching and Printing
Co., and a dlr. of the Merchants' Cot-
ton and the Montreal Cotton Cos.; re-
tains his connection with the latter
body, and is also V.-P. Penmans,
Lt'd., and pvesdrt:. Hillcres't Oo.lliierie>s,
Ltd.; elected a dir, Molsons Bank,
1909, a dir. C. Meredoith, Ltd., 1910,
and of the Travellers' Life Assur. C<>.,
do.; eloected V.-P. Quebec brancl1 Dan.
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GORDON.
Manfrs.' tA:ssn., 1911; has J.'eCJtured on
"'l'he BusIness Management Problem" ;
ranked by the M. Star as a millIonaIre,
1911; a Prot.-" Terra Nova," St. Luc
Rd., Ville Notre Dame deB NeigeB,
Montreal; Mt. Royal Club; Canada
Club; Montreal Jockey Club; Royal
St, Lawrence Yacht Club, do.
II Outstripped most men of his age."-
M. Herald.
.. A practical man, who knows the cot-
t()n business from A t() Z."-M. Star.
Gordon, Rev, Charles William
(Presb.) ; author,
Scottish parentage; s. Rev. Daniel G.
(Presb.), who came to Can. in the
early fortles, and Mary R. (Robertson)
G.; b. Indian Lands, Glengarry, ant.,
Sept. 13, 1860; e. local sch., Harring-
ton public sch., St. Mary's High Sch.,
Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1883), Knox
ColI. (grad., 1887; D.D., hon., 1906),
and Edrfnburgh Unlv.; m., Sept., 1899,
Helen Skinner (B.A., Man. ColI., 1896),
o. d. late Rev. John M. King, principal,
Man. ColI., Winnipeg; o. 1890; served
as a missy. to the miners and lumber-
men of the N.W.T., 1890-3; represented
Can. Western Presb. Missions, Gt.
Britain, 1893-4; sIncc then has been
pastor, St. Stephen's Ch., Winnipeg; Is
V.-P. Can. Soc. of A'llthQlrs, Can. Ooun-
ell Pocket '!'est. League, and To-
ronto Unlv. Alumni Assn.; a dir. Brit.
and Co!. Press Services and Publishers
Press, Ltd.; a Fellow Royal Soc. -of
Can.; chairman bd. of conciIia tlon re
WInnIpeg St. Ry. Co.'s employees,
1909; do. bd. of arbitration to adjudI-
cate In the B.'C. and Alta. Mines dis-
pute. 1911; apptd. chaplain (with
hon. rank of capt.), 79th Cameron
Highlanders of Canada, Feb. I, 1910,
wri,l:Je,s unldteor .the nom-de-plume 01
.. Ralph Connor"; .author: .. Beyond
the Marshes" (1897); .. Black Rock"
(1898) ; "The Sky PIlot" (1899), "The
Man from Glengarry" (1901), "Glen-
garry School Days" (1902), "The
Prospector" (1904), "The Doctor"
(1906), "The Angel and the Star"
(1908), "The Life of the late Rev.
Dr. Jas. Robertson" (1908), and .. The
ForeIgner" (1909); elected presdt.
Winnipeg Can. Club, 1909; has ren-
dered important services to the cause
of education, tru.th and moQro;Hty .in
"\V,LnnlÍ,poe'g and the Wes1.-561 Broad-
way, Winnipeg; -Canadian Club, do.
.. As a Iite'l'1ary artist st,ands in the front
of mode.rn writel'6."-Sir Gl'o. W. ROBB
(q.v.).
.. A good judge of human n,a,tUTe and
has bIemded humour and path-os ve,ry skill-
funy in his fictionl."-N. Y. Herald.
.. His style, f
h, crisp !/l,nd teT8e,
accords with the Weste,rn I.ife, which he
wen unde'rsta:nds."-The Outlook.
.. Uses a pe'n dipped in the vell'y cOllors
and t<mes 00 the ean)"On and s.tmJit h.j.Jls.
. . . It touchet! just the chords which vibrate
luxuriously in the P<J'Pular heart."-Boston
Transcript.
.. With pe.rfect wholesoIDeoneSf!, with ex-
quisite de-lieaey, with entire fidelity, with
truest pathos, with freshest humour, he has
deline,ated choa.mcter. has analyzed motive's
and emotions, and has portrayed life."-
St. Louis Globe_Democrat.
Gordon, Very Rev, Daniel Miner
(Presb.), educationist.
S. late Wm. G., a native of Suther-
Jandshire, Scot., and Amelia (MIner)
G.; b. Pictou, N.S., Jan. 30, 1845; e.
Pictou Acad., Glasgow Univ. (M.A.,
1863; B.D., 1866; D.D., 1895), and
Berlin Univ.; LL.D. (hon.). DalhousIe
Unlv., 1904: D.D. (do.). Knox ColI.,
T-oronto, 1908; LL.D. (do.), Toronto
Univ., 19.11; do. (do.), St. Andrew's
Un.iv., do.; 'ffi., Sept., 1869, EJ.iza
Simona (d. Jan., 1910), y. d. late Rev.
John Maclennan, Kilchrennan, ArgyIl-
shire, Scot.; o. 1866; pastor, St. Paul's
Ch., Truro, N.S., 1866-7; do., St.
Andrew's Ch., Ottawa, 1867-82; do.,
Knox Ch., Winnipeg, 1882-7; do., St.
Andrew's Ch., Halifax, N.S., 1887-94;
prof. of systematic theol. and apolo-
getics, Halifax Presb. CoIl., 1894-1902;
since then principal and vice-chan-
cellor, Queen's Univ., Kingston, ant.;
moderator, Genl. Assembly, Presb. Ch.,
1896; was chaplain, 90th Regt., and
was on active service with it during
N. W. Rebellion, 1885 (med. with
clasp) ; took an active part In promot-
ing the union of the Presb. Chs.
throughout the Dom., and was a del.
to the Genl. Assembly of the Ch. of
Scot., 1875; a del. World's MIssy. Con-
vention, Edinburgh, 1910; is V.-P.
Lord's Day Alliance; a memo comte. on
ch. union, 1906; gave $5,000 to Queen's
Univ. Endowment Fund, 1910; apptd.
by Can. Inst. a memo of the FlemIng
(q.v.) Electoral Reform Comte., 1911;
In addItion to varIous articles In Good
W01"dB and other publications, Is the
author of U MountaIn and Prairie"
(1880), the narrative of a journey
made by him from VictorIa acrosS
Northern B. C., via Peace River Pass,
and over the praIries to Winnipeg,
1879.-Queen'B Univ., Kingston, Ont.;
F'rontenac Club, do.; Am. Universit.ies
Club.
.. An .all.round schowr in the trueM
sense."-T. Globe.
.. A man 01 learning, of .attractive per-
son03,lity and of business ability."-O. FI.et'
Press.
.. No one can handle a subject with sucb
a deft touch, frank demeanor and mildl)'
aggressive .attitude."-M. WitnesB.
.. His preoSeoßce is graceful and impres-
sive; his matteor inv,a,riably wen .arra.nged,
anod his deli verry, in beauty of elocution, un-
surpassed in the Oa,noadia.n church."-M.
Star.
"A man of scholarly .attainments and
wide experience, a tihm"oughgoing Oan03dian
and wen po.sted on Canadian affairs; .above
an, a gentleman po6sessing a high sense
of his respon6ibilLty to his feUow-orea.tures."
-1..'. World.
Gordon, Rev, David Lowry (Presb.).
IrIsh orIgIn; s. John and Margt. J.
(Walker) G,; b. nr. RIchmond, ant.,
July 6, 1868; e. publlc and hIgh schs.
and Queen's Unlv. (B.A.. 1897); m.,
Jan., 1900, Anna A., d. Rev. G. H.
Porter, PI,ct-on, Onlt.; stud.led rhheol.
Queen's Unlv. and Man. ColI.; twice
valedIctorian; graduated, 1899 ; o.
do.; rolled t-o F1ern, I.e B.C., 1900;
as a missIonary, in S. E. Kootenay,
with FernIe as headquarters, found Ii
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457
wide sphere of work and usefulness;
recognized as the champion of the lab-
ouring men during labour troubles,
Fernie, 1902-3; later, called to For-
ester's Falls, Ont., and still later to
Russell, Ont.; a commr. to the Geni.
Assembly, St. John, N. B., 1904, and
addressed that body on home mis-
sions in the Kootenays; in early life
a public sch. teacher; takes a deep
Interest In the govt. of the country.-
Russell, Onto
II An able and :ftuent l!J)eaker; his !ler-
m{)n!l breathe of the !lturdy spirit which
has made Presbyterianism such a power in
the world."-8t. John Telegraph.
Gordon, Mrs. Emma LeUa, physician
D. late Colin Skinner, Toronto; b.
and e. Toronto; graduated M.B., To-
ronto Unlv., 1896; a memo CoIl. P. and
S., Ont., do.; m., ApI., 1908, Hy. B.
Gordon. architect, Toronto, a coun-
cillor Can. Inst. Architects; a dir. In-
dust. Schs. Assn., Toronto; a Presb.-
67 Spadina Ave., Toronto.
Gordon, George, manufacturer; legis-
lator.
Scottish IQrig:in; s. \Alex. and Eliza-
beth (Fraser) G.; b. Pakenham, Ont.,
May 2, 1865; e. public and high schs..
Pembroke, Ont.; m., Aug., 1894, Miss
A. E. Parry, Dunnville, Ont.: a lum-
ber merchant: head of firm Geo. G. &
Co.; dlr. Cache Bay, Temagaml, Strong
and Lovering Lumber Cos., A. J. Young
Co., and other 'business organizations;
elected for NIpiss'ing (H. C.), Con. In-
terest, 'g. e. 1908; an unsu
essfu)
candidate, doo., g. e. 1904; a Presb.-
Sturoeon Falls, Onto
.. Ån able b
!liness man."-O. Oitizen.
Gordon, Harry. Duncan LO
khart,
chartered accountant.
E. s. W. H. L. G. (q.v.), Toronto;
b. there; e. there and Eng.: m., Feb.,
1905, Mary Kathleen Hamilton, e. d.
Hon. Mr. Justice Cassels (q.v.):
trained as an acct. In the office of
Cooper Bros., London, Eng.; later, In
the employ of Clarkson & Cross, To-
ronto; a memo Dom. and Onto Assns.
Chartered Accts., and of Soc. of
Accts. and Auditors, London, Eng-:
one of the originators and promoters
of the Penny Bank, Toronto (L. P.,
1904); mang-r. do. do. since then;
Ang.-l0 Dale A ve., Toronto.
Gordon, Henry Banld, architect.
S. Thos. and ElIzabpth '(Hamilton)
G.; b. Toronto, Sept. 30, 1854; e. To-
ronto Model Sch.: m., 1st, Miss Mary
Reynolds (d.); 2ndly, Dr. E. L. Skin-
ner (q.v.); stliCûES'sfuHy pl'alCtifs
s hi,s
prof. in Toronlto; a counoilil-or Royal
ATCJh. Inst. <>If Can, ; IÌwlJ.ce presd.t. On t.
A.ssn. _A.Jrc'hN:
ots; gp.ent 3 y'rs. In N.
Ohlna and Korea, practising arehiitec-
ture; Presb.; Ind. Lib.-.f67 Spadina
A ve., Toronto; (OOlce) Confederation
Life Bldg., do.
Gordon, Rev, James Logan (Cong.).
Scotch-Irish orIgin; b. Philadelphia,
Pa. : special training and private
tuition; m. Miss Lillian Horrman
James, Reading, Pa.; a pastor of the
Union Congo Ch. before coming to
Can.; succeeded Rev. Morgan Wood,
D.D., as pastor Bond St. Congo Ch.,
Toronto, 1899; since 1905 has been
pastor Central Congo Ch., Winnipeg;
elected grand chaplain, Grand Lodge
of Freemasons, Man., 1906; apptd.
memo Royal Comn. re Man. Univ.,
1908: signed the majority report, do.,
1910; author of several works, in-
cluding .. Individualism," .. Christian
Work," .. SUCCE'SS," and .. Fundamen-
tal Facts of Christianity" ; well known
on the lecture platform, one of his
favoI"l'te th-emes being: .. Grace, Grilt
and Gre-enbacks"; ,is LIb., !but CO'Il.;
believoes if.n too II F'art:herhoood ()f God
and tthe Brotherhood of -Man"; QP-
pose(f 10 .bribery and corrurpHon In
poldtlcs;ll:lfe, and deS'fres .bandshanent of
t'he ibaT dn Ì'Ìve l
quor ttroffic.- Winni-
peg.
.. A preacher of more than ordinary
pulpit ability."-T, Glnbe.
.. The terror of the journalist, speaking
at time!? with lightning-like rapidity."-M.
Herald.
Gordon, Lt.-Col, .Tames Robertson,
mining- engineer.
B. ApI. 22, 1858; a bro. Rev. C. W.
G. (" Ralph Connor to) (q.v.): e. scien-
tific training Sch. of Practical Sci-
ence, Toronto: one of the pioneers of
Northern Ont.: formerly resided at
Sud-bury; mu-oh 1nterested In !the doe-
velopment of the silver mining region
In Coleman; by skilful diamond drill-
ing made an Important discovery In
Clear Lake, 1906; one of a comte.
formed, In 1906, for securing the or-
ganization of Northern Onto into a
new province; long In the V. m. ser-
V'ice; It.-col. commdg. 97tJh Regt.,
1906-9; gav
3 meda, for competition
by his regt. In shooting, 1907; a presb.
-Cobalt, Onto
Gordon, .Tames Thomas, manufac.
turer; legislator.
Trlsh orlg-In: S. latp .John and Sarah
(Elliott) G.; b. nr. Tweed, Ont., Dec.
25, 1859; e. there; m., Nov., 1885,
MearIe, d. .Jose'Ph Baldwin, Co. York,
Ont.: removed to Man., 1879; always
in mercantlle life; founded the firm of
G., Ironsides & Fares, Winnipeg,
which has established one of the larg-
st packing houses In Can. west of the
Great Lakps, having branches at Fort
William, Port Arthur, Kenora, Rainy
River, Sudbury, Sault Ste. 'MarIoe, and
Montreal; a dlr. Gt. West Permt.
Loan Co. of Winnipeg; presdt. Stand-
ard Trust Co., and Monarch Life
Assur. Co.: pr
sdt. Dom. Expn., Win-
nipeg, 1904: has sat for WinnIpeg S.
(Local), Con. Interest, since Jan.,
1901 ; moved addrpss in rpply to speech
from thronp. 1902; ::t Meth.-Wfnni-
peg; Manitoba Club, do.
.. One of the
reat men of the Weøt."-
Late Senator Perley.
.. The PhHip D. Arm()'Ur of Cana.d.a."-
Oan. Century.
Gordon, Rev. John A, (Bapt.).
Scottish origin; b. Ulgg, P.E.I.; e.
public and high schs., P. E. I.; M.A.
(hon.), Acadia CoIl., 1894; D.D.
458
GORDON.
(hon.), do., 1904; m. e. d. late John
Ford, North River, E. Point, P.E.I.;
followed theol. course, Newton Theol.
Semy., Mass.; o. 1875; successively
pastor Milton Ch., Yarmouth, N.S.;
Lelnster st. Ch., St. John, N.B.; Main
St., do. ; 1st Ch., Charlottetown, P.E.I. ;
since 1899 has been pastor 1st Bapt.
Ch., Montreal, which edifice he has re-
built; has declined calls from Winni-
peg, Charlottetown, and other cities;
has been V.-P. Lord's Day AlUancp
Oocal branch); V.-P. Prisoners' Aid
Assn., and presdt. Grande Llgne Missy.
Soc. and Maritime Bapt. Union; apptd.
a memo of the Comte. on Ch. Union,
1906; was also one of the promoters
and a memo of the comte. to organize
Bapt. Union, 1908; a gov. Acadia
Univ.: Is also a memo For. Mission
BdI. 'Of Onlt. and Quebec, 'Of the BrU.
and Foreign Bible Soc. and of th.,
Moral and Social Reform Council;
takes a Ufe-long interest In temp. re-
form; author of a .. History of the
F1i,rnt BapNst Ohurc'h 'Of .Mmf.tTOOq, ,.
(1906) ; objected to th
celebration of
high mass on the Plains of Abraham,
Aug., 1908, as part of Teroent. celebrn-
tlon.-lf5 Hutchison St., Montreal.
Gordon, John Calder, business man;
journalist; publicist.
S. late John G., merchant, Glasgow.
Scot., and Agnes (Calder) G., one
of the Calders of Caithness, Scot.. n
lineal descendant of Admiral Sir Robt.
Calder, Bart. ; grandnephew late
Duncan McIntyre, Montreal: b. Kep-
poch House; Glasgow; came, when
very young, to Hamilton, ant.; later.
removed to Toronto: went to Boston,
Mass., with his family, 1881; has
taken a prominent part In all mat-
ters of Interest to the Brit. colony of
Boston and Mass.; was state secY.,
Brit. Am. Assn., Mass., founded, prin-
cipally, to create a better understand-
Ing and more friendly feeling be-
tween the U. S. of Am. and Gt. Brit.
and her colonies: more recently has
held a similar official position in the
Anglo-Am. Assn., a non-partisan body
seeking to interest Brltlshers who
have become Am. citizens In affair!'!
of state; for a number of yrs. has
rendered important service to Can. by
his enthusiastic and timely advocacy
of the resource!'! and opportunities
offered In the Dom. to wide-awake,
progressive men, in industrial, com-
mercial and agrlcul. pursuits. and
has repeatedly appeared before comtes.
of the Mass. Legislature in opposi-
tion to the sort of recfprocfty sug-
gested In the petitions presented to
Congress to move in the matter of
tradp relations with Can.: as secy.
of the Can. Summer Resort Assn.,
Boston, has also been affori1ei1 fin
opportunity of showing his frleni1Iy
regard for the" Dom.: has wrItten
coplousl,y; a mpm. of the Scots Char-
-I,table SOIC., Burns Miem'OrilRil Assn.. Rnod
OreeT of Baronets of N. S.-Brookline,
Mass.; Victorian Club, Boston.
Gordon, Bev. John Simpson (Presb.).
S. Hy. and Sophia G.; b. Montrose,
P.E.I., Nov. 28, 1865; e. pUblic and
high schs., Prince of Wales Call.,
Charlottetown, and McGlIl Unlv. (B.A.
and gold med. for best genl. stand-
Ing, 1893) ; m., July, 1899, Miss Laura
Brown, Vancouver, B.C.; pursued
theol. studies at Montreal Presb. CoIl.;
o. 1896; after teaching in Vancouver
5 yrs. was a,pptd. Inspr. OIf schs. for
Y\8.Jle-Oarlboo, 1902; s
nCJe 1908 ha
been in charge of the Vancouver Island
Sc11. DIst.-Victoria, B.C.
Gordon, Mr., Margaret Blair, physi-
cian.
D. .John and Mary Ann BlaIr
('F1l'a1ffiJe) Y,oun-g, na,N.voe'S GI.a,sgIQ'W,
'Soot.; b. Lon,c]lon, ant., Jan. 14, 1861;
e. Toronto pUblic schs.; m., Sept. 30,
1885, Geo. A. Gordon; M.D. (Trin.
Unlv., Toronto), 1898; memo CoIl. P.
a,nrd S., Ont., 1899; a .ffi'eIll1. extve.
combe. Peaoe and Ar'bit. ,SlOe. and
Slng>lre Tax Assn.; .tI"OO.s. ,Loca;l Coun-
C'H of Women, V.-P. Nat. Can. Suffra.ge
Assn. and Progressive Ol'ub; .franchJ!se
surpdlt. W./C.T.U., Toron1o; ra Un.it.;
!:a,vQurs :poldtlClaJI equaJ1lty ()If sexes anld
pUbl'ic ()IWnersh:lp of lPulbillic UltUd.tde,s; a
foree Itrader.-7f6 Spadina Ave., To-
ronto.
Gordon, Bev, Kathan (.Jewish).
A graduate of the Hebrew Union
CoIl. and Unlv. of Cincinnati; apptd.
Rabbi of Temple Emmanu-El, Mont-
real, Sept., 1906; apptd. lect. rabbi-
nical and mediæval Jewish lit., Mc-
Gill Unlv., ApI., 1909; long an ardent
student of Oriental langs. and lit.; one
of the most eloquent and telling appeals
on behalf of the nationalization of the
Plains of Abraham in 1908 came from
hlm.-lIfcGill University, 1IIontreal.
Gordon, His Honour Thomas Cran-
ston, Dist. judge.
B. Collingwood, ant., July 14, 1867;
e. COlIlngwood Call. Inst.; grad. ant.
Law Sch., 1893; barrister (ant.), do.;
went West same year, and was ad-
mitted to local bar; successfully prac-
ti-sed ihis ,prof. at Carn1duff, &'lsk.;
;I pptd. dds't. judge, jI. d'ist. Y;o-rkton,
Nov. 21, .1907.-Yorkton, Sask.
Gordon, Col, William Dunlop, late
Can. regular mHltary service.
S. Tihoo. G. and Raohael (Moore)
G., Klngsto.n. Onlt.; b. PeteIl'borougih,
Feb. 16, 1852; e. It:Ihere; m. :IDIlza J be1oh
Amellira, d. M. iL. Pense, Kingston:
enrtd. V. 1ll1. service, at 16, as a bug-lrel".
14th Regt.; became en'sign, 1869 ;
Heut., 1872; ca;pt., 1873, rand major,
1878; entering !permanent 001ìPS', was
capt., I. ,So C., on 'Org1an,izat:ion, 1883;
maj'Or, 11893; cr1.-ool., 1899, and col.,
1905; wter j.oln.lnog- .the mil. staff, was
aotJln.g D. O. C., M. D., No.9, 1891-3;
D. O. C., M. D., NO.5, 1897-1905;
(10. Eastern Onto CQTI1'l11rand', 1905-9;
Quebec command, 1909; retired, Aug.,
1910; while In N. B. was A. D. C. and
private secy. to successive It.-govs.;
has passed all the required exams.,
both here and In Eng., and holds many
1st class certs.: /Served during the
Fenian raids, 1866-70 (genl. service
med., with 2 clasps), and S. A. War,
1899-1901 (med.); read King's procIa-
m.aJÌlÏon, Montreal, on thl,s a-cce.sslon t()
the IthrO'Ile, 1910; oommanded 2nd Dlv.,
GORDON-GORRELL.
Infy. Br:lga,d.e, Quebec
roem. Ce<I:e--
bmtlon, .1908; a ICOUnc.ulor, HOlY. Scout
movemoolt, Mon-trOOJ}, .1910; Ang.-
Kingston, Ont.; Frontenac Club, do. j
St. .James's CLub, Montreal,
Gordon. William Seton, lawyer.
Fourth So Capt. John G., formerly
of Quebec, and
rtrude, d. Col. Gouv-
erneur Ogden, Ogdensburgh, N.Y.; be-
longs to the Gordons of Lochdougan,
cadets of th
Kenmure family, whose
principal seat Is Kenmure Castle, nr.
Galloway, Scot.; b. Troy, N.Y., Aug. 1,
1853; e. Columbia Univ., N.Y., and
Trln. Unlv., Toronto (B.A., 1871;
M.A., 1886); m., Feb., 1880, Mary
Newbold, niece late Rt. Hon. J. A.
Roebuck, M.P. ; barrister (Ont. ) .
1877; succ
ssfully practised his prof.
In Toronto for yrs.; later removed to
N. Y., where he has since practised
as a memo of the local bar; a well-
known contributor to the legal prof.
journals; also wrlt
s extensively for
the dally newspaper press, both Eng-.
and Am.; an ardent Imp. FederaUon-
1st; his articles upon this subject In
Can. and Brit. journals at the incep-
tion of the movem
nt some yrs. ago
attracted considerable attentlon.-9R
Lorraine Ave.. Upper Montclair, N.J.;
Delta Phi Club; Bar Association, N. Y.
Gordonsmith. Charles Robert Wil.
liam, journalist.
E. s. late Rev. C. E. G., F.S.Sc.
(Presb.) ; b. Twillfngham, Essex, Eng.,
June 10, 1870; m., Sept., 1894, Alice,
e. d. late Joseph Hall, Montreal; as
a young man studied -chemistry;
abandoned It for journaHsm, 1891,
first joining stafT Montreal Herald:
later, joined 51-afT Montreal Star, of
which !he was city ed., 1896-1901:
since then has been ed. Montreal
Weekly Witness; Is also mango ed. Can.
Pictorial; was presdt. Press Assn., P.Q.,
1900-1; 'Provl. G. M., P. Q., I. O. O. F.
(M. U.), 1903-4; vice-regent, Lauren-
tian Coundl, Royal Arcanum, 1903-4;
Presb.--35 .Milton St., .Montreal.
Gorham, His Honour Thomas Am-
brose, Co. Ct. judge.
Descended from Sir Ralph G., who
accompanied William of Normandy to
Eng.; Jas. G., a native of BenefIcld,
Northamptonshlre, who came over In
the Mayflower, was the first of the
family to land In Am.; many merns.
of family rose to high rank in Brit.
army, and served at Havana, Louls-
burg, and Que
, Ve.spec:tJiVE,ly; s.
Chas. and Helen D. ('Mi.Ine) G.; b. nr.
Sparta, On1.; E. NEwmark,at and To-
!'Onto; 'Ill., 1893, AnrmaJOOIla, o. d. Oa'P.t.
F'mnds VliHl.ers, W'innipeg; is'tud'i-ed law
wI-vh late Sir O. Mowat. G.C.M.G., onE
of t'he Fathers {)If Oonrfoo'e'ratd-on; baT-
rister, 1882; commenced 'J)oocotiÏ-ce
.t
Port AiI'It'hur, where be was ellE!-0toed .a
C-oundUor, 1888, and MaytOT, 1889;
Crown atty. and olk. of ItJhe poeoacoe,
Thunder Bay, 1892; jud'ge Co. Ot., Ha,l-
ton, Nov. 27, 1901; was :In .servoice OIf
C.P. Ry. Co., 1882-5, risirug to the posi-
tion 'Of asst. g'enol. supd.t. (W. (].fv.);
resI.gned iTI tlatter yea,r to devote him-
self! to hIs prof.; whdle 1n ipTlvate life
459
a Lib. ; .an Ang., but a str-ong S'UP'l>OTter
and .aod>heren.t of -t-he Pr>esb. Ch.-Mil-
ton, Ont.; National Club, Toronto.
Gorman, Major Henry, Onto public
service; journalist.
Irish origin; s. Cornelius ,G., form-
erly 23rd Royal Welsh Fusillers, and
Ann (Preston) G.; b. Halifax, N.S.,
Feb. 6, 1839; e. publfc and high "Schs.,
Londion, Ont.; m., 1864, HarrIet (d.
1904), d, Evan Evans, London, Ont.;
joined 100th Royal Can. Regt., on Its
formation, 1858; retired after 4 yrs.'
ervice: 1Iput. 7th Fusillers. London,
Ont., 1866; retired, with rank of major,
1879; served during Fenian raid'S
(me<1.) ; apptd. polI
e magistmte, town
of Sarnla, 1899; a J. P., do.; for 15 yrs.
was asst. ed. and parity. reporter
London Advertiser,. since 1879 has
been ed. and propr. Sarnia Observer;
a Lib.; a R. C.-Sarnia, Onto
Gorman, Michael James, lawyer.
Second S. late Jos. and Mary
(Ouellette) G.: father a native of
Kilrush, Co. Clare, Irel.: mother, a
native of Can.: b. nr. Pembroke, Ont.,
Sept. 16, 1856; e. T,ol'on.t:o Un,iv.
(LL.B., J.882) and Ottawa Unlh.'.
(LL.B., ad e1tn., 1889); lID., OcIt.,
1883, Mary F'ranües, 2nd d. lalte
Michael O'Meara, Pembroke. Onto :
barrister, 1880; practised his prof.
successfully at Pembroke 7 yrs.; ad-
mitted to ba r of nl., U.s.. 1887; prac-
tised in Chicago 1 yr.; has practised
In Ottawa since 1888; KC., 1902:
one of the leaders of the bar: much
trusted by his co-rellglon.lsts; ipresdt.
Al,umnl Assn., Ottawa Unlv., 1889-
1890; do. Co. of Carleton Law Assn.,
1898-99; state dejpty. for Ont.,
Knights of Columbus, 1904-5; for some
yrs. a councillor St. Patrick's Asylum:
reed. in audienrce by His HoI.fness the
Pope, 1910; a frequent contributor of
leadin,g art'lcles In legal 'Periodicals;
!l uthor "A County Court 1.!anual" (2nd
ed., 1910) ; R. C.-!.f
Augusta St., Ot-
tawa; Laurentian Club; Rivermead
Golf Clnb, do.
Gorrell, Lt.-Col. Charles Wilson Far-
ra.n, physician.
S. Geo. Taylor and CatherIne (Ful-
ton) G.; father's family from Fer-
managh, Irel.: mother a descendant of
Chas. Beale, Birmingham, Eng., t 708 ;
b. Farran's Pt.. Ont.. Oct. 27. 1871; P.
Br.ockville PuMlc .goh. and 0011. In'!"t.
and ,McGill Univ. (M.D.,C.,M., 1894);
unm.; asst. private secy. late Hon. C.
F. Fraser, MinI'. of Publl-e Works, To-
1"0 n.to , 1886-9; 1st asst. ;Mont. Genl.
Hos-p., 1894; med. sU'J)dt. Garr>ebt
Hosp., Ba:l.t!imove, Md., 1895: la<t'e,r
oame li:o Ottawa and joined stafT
at St. Luke's Hosp.: studied for mil.
prof. at mil. schs., London, Toronto,
and St. John's: enllsted in 41st Re
t.,
as a private, 1888; gazetted lIeut. 42nd
Regt., 1889; late major commdg. No.2
nearer Co., A. M. C.; promoted It.-co.l.,
Nov., 1906; apptd. P. M. 0., M. D.
No.4, Jan., 1907; 'holds l'Ong seTV'ÍCe
decomtl'on: a !.Jlb.; an An.g.-3OfI
Some1'set St., Ottawa.. Otta1Va H1I11t
. Club, do.
460
GORRIE-GOTHARD.
Gorrle, Alexander Johnston, business
man.
B. Raith, Klrcaldy, Scot., Dec. 10,
1868; e. public schs.; m., Oct., 1905,
Ada, ð. late Dr. Octavius Yates, King-
ston, Ont.; entd. .servlce Caledonian
Ry., Glasgow, Scot., as a elk., May,
1883, and, after ftlllng various posi-
tions therein, came to Can., 1892, to
enoter the servJce of the C. P. Ry. : joined
Can. Northern Ry., In charge of the
operating dept. at Winnipeg, 1899;
became supdt. Port Arthur, Duluth &
Western Ry., at Port Arthur. Onto
('now a portion of the Can. Northern
Ry.), .July, 1900; supdt. Can. North-
ern Ry., at Winnipeg, 1902; gent su-
perintendent Gt. Northern Ry. of Can.,
May, 1903; resigned, .Jan., 1908; since
then has been genl. mango and V.-P.
Geo. Hall Coal Co., Montreal; present-
ed with silver service by the oiTrs., on
'p'aV'ing the Glt. N.or.tlhleTTl Ry.; Am.g.-
578 Dorchester St. W., Montreal; St.
James's Club,. Engineers' Club,. Thistle
Curling Club, do.,. Quebec Garrison
Club.
Gosling', William Gilbert, merchant:
author.
R Chas. Gray and Elizabeth
(Gflbert) G.; b. Bermmla, Sept. 8,
1863 : e. there; m. Miss Armine
Nutting, Waterloo, P.Q.; In commerdal
life in Nfò.: Y.-P. Nfò. Rò. of Traòe:
author II I.abrador: Its DIscovery, Ex-
ploration and Development" (1910);
"Life of
ir Humphrey Gilbert" (in
press) :. also, of a series of articles on
II The Tempest and the Bermudas,"
pUblishedj in Literature; strongly
opposed to the confederation of Nfd.
with Can.; Ang.-77 Le Marchant Rd.,
St. John's, Nfd.,. City Club, do.
.. Leavens his learned labour 80 a8 to
make the reading {)f his bo-ok on Labrado-r
ns -pleasant as it is instructive."-Truth.
Gosnell, B, Edward, B.C. public ser-
vice.
S. late .John and Margt. G.; b. Lake
Beauport, P.Q., 1860: e. Onto schs.;
m., 1887, Miss Agnes White (d. 1898);
In early yrs. a publfc .sch. teacher;
later turned to journallsm, and was
ed. of several Onto journals; went
to B. C., 1888; after being employed
on the press and filling several re-
sponsible official positions there, was
named LegIslative Librarian and
Secy. of Statistics and Historical In-
formation; after leaving this position
was ed. of the VIctoria Colonist for
some yrs.; more recently has been
made secy. of the B. C. Forestry
Comn. and p.rov.!. A.rûhoiwS't: was
prominently identified w.lth the Imp.
Federation cause find Brit. EmpIre
League in B. C.; wrote .. Some Prac-
tical Phases of a Great Question"
(1901): was the ed. of II The Year
Book of B. C." (1904); collaborated
with R H. Coats (q.v.) in producing
.. The Life of Sir .James Douglas"
(1905). and won a Flumerfelt (q.v.)
prize on -immigration (1908); a del.
to the Conf. on Educ., London, Eng.,
1907.-Victoria, B.C.
II A gentleman alwaya."-V. World.
.. An auth-ority on the hIstory and afraln
o-f B. O."-T, Ne1J)..
Go..eUn, Bev, AUg'uste Honor6
(RC.), !hIstorian: hlogra,p!her.
S. Joseph and Angele (Labrie) G,:
mother, a near relative of Late Dr. J.
Labrie, M.P.P.; b. St. Charles-de-
Bellechasse, P. Q., Dec. 29, 1843: e.
Quebec Semy. and Laval Unlv. (B.A.
and; Prince of Wales gold med., 1863;
Lltt. D., 1890); LL.D. (hon.), Ottawa
Unlv., 1897: o. 1866; secy. to the
Archbp. Baillargeon, Quebec, 1866-8;
V1Ioar, BasiUca., Quebec, 1868-9; fl.'I"st
curé, Ste. Jeanne de Neuville (Pont
Rouge), 1869-86: displayed such ability
and activity in C1h. work as to merit
the special commendation of his ecclesi-
astical superiors; curé of St. Ferrêol,
1886-93: since then has devoted his
whole attention to literary work;
F.RS.C., 1892; a 001'1'. mlØtn. Soc. of
Antlq. of Normandy an(} of Soc. of
Agrlcul., Sciences, Arts and Belles-
I,ettres of the Dept
of rEure: apptd.
a memo Can. HIstorical 'Manuscript
Comn., 1907; has on two occasions
v.i.sio1oo Ell'rop.e, .pen
tratlrug toO Eg"Y1p!t
and the Holy Land; has contributed to
Le Can. Français (Que-bee), La Rev.
Can. (Montreal), La Rev. Cath. de
N ormandie, etc.; aut'hor: .. La Vile de
Mgr. de Laval, premier êvêque de Quê-
bec et apðtre du Canada" (2 vols.,
1890); .. Les Nonnands au Can." (3
vols., 1892-4) : an account of the sacer-
dotal jubilee of Card. Taschereau
(1892); II Observations apropos du
P. Ie .Jeune et de M. de Queylus"
(1896): II La Vie de Henri de Ber-
niêres" (1897); .. Un bon patriot
d'autrefols, Ie Dr. Labrie" (1898);
.. ,Mgr. .de .sa,lnt Valtl'lelr et ,Son Temps"
(1900) ; II Jean Nicolet et Ie Canada de
Son Temps" (1905); and many other
historical and biographical works.-
St. Charles-de-Bellechasse, P.Q.
II A distinguished manl of let
. :a ripe
schol.ar .and a. close stude.nt."-Dr. John
Ileade (q.v.).
GOBs1er, Philip Green, electrical engm'.
B. Columbia, Lancaster Co., Pa.,
Aug., 1870; employed on the starr or
[he United Electric Light & Power Co..
N. Y., for some yrs., up to May, 1895,
when he went to Montreal, as genl.
mangr. Montreal Light, Heat & Power
Co.: resigned this position, Mch., 1904,
to become man gr. of the operating de-
partment of J. G. White & Co., N. Y.;
a memo Am. and Can. Inst. E. E.;
presdt. Can. Elect. Assn., 1903.-Neto
York; St. James's Club, Montreal.
Gothard, Samuel James Deens, jour-
nalist.
S. Ambrose and Mary Isabella
(Deens) G.; b. Edinburgh, Scot., .Jan.
26, 1874; e. Brandon Acad.: m. Miss
Kate Matilda Downing, Vancouver,
B.C.; a printer and journalist: cd.
7'rade Unionist; mangr. Monday Guar-
dian (Vancouver); originally Con.,
now ind., on account of corruption In
the country and coercive relfgIous
measures; favours stoppage of patron-
age sy,stem, IS. 'referendum vo-te in re-
gard to huge bonuses, etc., municipal
and govt. ownershIp; regards the re-
IIgl0U8 coercfon Initiated by the Laur-
IeI' Govt. as the worst thing that has
GOUIN-.GOULD,
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happened the cauntry; no. religlan,-
Vancouver, B.C,
GOuln, Jam.e. Alfred, Dam. public
serv-ice.
Paternal nncestorl!l came fram Poltau,
France, 1663;' 6th 8. Françals and
Lucinda (Spicer) G.; latter U. E. L.
st'OCk; b, Ba1e ð.u F"1ebv'I"e, P.Q., Meh.
19 1835; e. Rlchmand, P.Q., and
Thom's Commercial Acad., Quebec;
m., OCJt., 1862, Aodella.id.e, 4th d. -løJte
J". F. FÞI, nooll Trenton, Orut.; !in eaTIIY
y'l"S. in 't:he Jl\lmoor trade; for a long
period pro,pr. Russ.en House, Ottawa;
slnc>e
b. 7, 1885, has 'been .PO'9t-
master of Ottawa; R.C.-357 B, Ken-
ni8ton Apt8., Ottawa; Rideau Club, do..
Gouin, Hon, Sir Jean Lomer, lawyer;
.statesman.
Family lang settled In P.Q. ; s. ;r. N.
G., M.D., and Vlctarle Seraphine (Fu-
gere) G.; b. Grand-tnes, P.Q., Mch. 19,
18C2; e. Sarel Coil., Levis Call. and
Laval Unlv. (LL.B., 1884; LL.D., han.,
1902); LL.D. (hon.), McGill Unlv..
1!}11; m., 1st, .May, 1888, Ðlliza (d.
Sept., 1904), d. ,late Hon. Honore Mer-
cl.er, Prim.e Mlnlr. -of QUeJbec; 2ndJlY',
Sept., ,1911, IAJltice, ,d. la.t.e Auguste
Atmos, .MonltI'eiSil; stud
ed law under
late Sir J"dhn A'bboU and late
Han. R. Laflamme, two. prominent
leaders af the Mantreal bar; adivocatf',
1884; one ot the leaders ot the provt.
bar; succ>essfully practises his praf.
In Mantreal as head af flrm af G.,
Lemieux (q.v.), Murphy & Berard; a
former partner af J"udge Pagnuelo and
late Han. H. Mercier; elected bdton-
nier-oenl., Provl. bar, 1910; a,pptd. an
offr. de l'In8t. Pub. (Fran-ce), 1902,
and af the Legian of Hanaur (do.),
1907; knighted by King Gearge, Que-
bec Tercentenary celebratlan, 1908;
ap.ptd. a mem., Council at Public Instr.,
P.Q., 1898; elected presdt. North Am.
Fish & Game Prato Assn., 1910; do. do..
Dan. Camp Club, 00.; a dlr. Mt.
Rayal Assur. Ca.; a memo Bd. of Con-
tro.l, Le Banque Pravl.; an ald., Mant-
real, 1900; a Lib.; unsuccessfully co.n-
tested RlcheHeu (H.C.), g. e., 1891;
sail far Mantreal, St. J"ames's dlv.
(Lacal), 1897-1908; sInce then has sat
for Partneuf (da.); Cammr. of Public
Warks (Parent Admn.), 1900-4; since
Mch. 23, 1905, has been PremI<er .and
AJHy. Gent, ,P.Q.; ohal.rman, Ot'taw.a
InteJ'iProvl. Cont'., 1906; ra del. 00.
do., 1910; ed. a -specd:wl oo-IUan
ot the Quebec ,M'lmloIp8l1 Code;.
present, by Invltatian, at the Caro.na-
tIan <>t' King Gearge and Queen Mary,
Westrmn'ster AJbbey, Junoe, 19.1.1; on
the oooasian of hIs ma.rriage, .1911. wa.s
plIe8ented 'by hIs Mantreal ,frIends wIth
a sHyer t<<1. service, and by his pollI-
tloaJ frle-nods dn ,the Assembly wl,th ra
sllve-r d'inner aerv.Loe; a R.C.-Quebec;
Gani80n Club, do.; Club St. Deni8;
Montreal Reform Club, Montreal.
uA øtra.Ightforward business man."-
V.ner4bu Archdeacon Kerr (q.l1.).
II The greate6t Prime :Min.ister the Pro-
dnce has eveT known."-Hon. L. A. Taø-
ehereau (q.l1.).
II An admin.ist.r>a.bor ()If brea.dth of view,
reat energy And a.biUty and unimpeoa.ch-
K.b18 pl"OlbåJty."-M. Witness.
GoulnlocJr:, George W., architect.
S. late Walter G., Paris, Ont.; b.
and e. there; m.; studled for hIs prof,
In Hamlltan, Chicago. and MIlwaukee;
In successful practice In Taran to. far
24 Y'I"S.; -has designed thoe Indoust.
Expn. buUdlngs, rtlhe T-emple, the Gay-
etJy 'Dheatre, and the extension of .the
Parlt. Bdgs., Taronta, the Foresters'
Orpoorus' Horne, Deseron'to, etc.; elect-
ed presdt. Onto Assn. of Archltectl!l,
1909; a Can.; an Ang., and a del. to
the Synad.--s1 Walmer Rd., Toronto;
National Club; Albany Club, do.
,. His oh.aM.oOOristics are :industry, f,nmk-
ness and pI"ogressivooess." - Saturday
Night.
Gould, Charles Henry, lIbrarlam..
E. S. J"aseph G., (q.v.) and AbigaIl,
d. late J"acab De Witt, M.P., Mantreal;
b. Mantreal, Dec. 6, 1855; e. Mantreal
High Sch. and McGUI Unlv. (B.A., with
1st rank hanaurs and Chapman med.
In classIcs, 1877); did past-grad. wark
In physics during part af the yrs.
1877-8; In business for several yrs;
then studied lib. ecanamy, and trav-
elled' llbrarlan McGill. Unlv., since
1892; entd. on duties Sept. 1893; gov.'s
fellaw, 1891; -founded McGill Sch. far
Librarians, 1904; elected 1st V.-P.
Am. LlbT8Jry .Aossn., 11907-8; presd't. do.,
1908-9. .diecillned a.pp.t. as ras.soc. IIbra-
dan, Ìh'OOk1ym, N.Y. PubUc Llbimry,
1908; do.. as If.br.3.JI'Ìan Taromta P'lIbIlc
Library, d{).; a memo Am. Lib. Ins,t.,
Champ:lain So,c., .BibHograpih. Soc. of
Am. and other OO{U{\s.-!9.f Peel St.,
Montreal; University Club, do,
"A loyal and valuable citizen.."-Oan.
M un. J ourn.
Gould, Hon, Elgin BaI.ton Loven,
public man.
Eng., Am. and Dutch origin; e, ..
J"ahn T. and Emily Adelaide (Crank)
G.; b. Oshawa, Ont., Aug. 16, 1860; e.
private sch., Victarla Unlv. (B.A.,
:1.881' 'LL.D. (Own.), Toranto Un.lv.,
1911: and ;r'Olhtns HOipkoins Unlv.,
Baltimare, Md. (Ph.D., 1886); m.,
Sept., 1887, Mary Hurst, e. d. late L.
B. Purnell, Baltlmare; farmerly stat.
expert In charge af varia us InvesU-
gatÌ'Oßos for U. .s. Dept. af Dabour; do.,
Iect., Jahns Hapklns Unlv. and praf.
Chicago Unlv.; memo N. Y. Charter
Revislan Comns., 1907 and 1908;
chamberlain City af N. Y., 1902-4;
takes an active Interest in public, re-
ligiaus and phllanthraplc affairs;
praminent in Citizens' UnIon, N. Y.'s
refarm municipal pa.rty; vestryman
and treas. St. Bartholomew's Ch.;
elected presdt. City & ,Suburban
Homoes 00., 1907; 00. V.P. Toronrt<>
Urulv. 'A'lumnl iAssn., 119Ji1; author:
.. The GothenbuJ'lg .system of Liquor
'I'mffic "; .. Housing ()f !boo Work1ng
P-e-ople"; .. P'lIbldc COIll!JI'()!]! ot the Uqu{)r
Traffic"; .. The Saclal Candltlon of
Labaur"; and .. Civic Uelann and
Saclal Progress"; gIven publIc dinner
by citizens af N. Y., Jan., 1902, In
recognitlan af his meritarlous public
service to the city; Prat. Epls. ;
Con. Demacrat.-57 W, 51nd Bt., New
York; Century Club; City Club; Na-
tional Arta Club; Barnard- Club; Bt.
462
GOULD-GOW.AN,
Andrew's Golf Club. do.; Country
Club. Baltimore, Md.
.. One CanoadiaJl whQ has made good."-
M. Star.
Gould, Joseph, art and musical critic.
S lrute Ira G., .. Oity Mill's," Mont-
real, the first manfr. of Can. Hour for
e
port to Gt. Brit.; b. Penn Yan, N.Y.,
Jan. <!8, 1833; f.or several yrs. head of
the firm of G. & Hill, importers of
pianos; subsequently joined his bros.
as mems. of the milling firm of Ira G.
& Sons; although known as a writer
and lecturer on music and 8Jrt culture
generally, his talents in this re.sp
ct
were not fully displayed until the
publication of Arcadia, 1892, a fort-
nightly mag. devoted to music, art and
letters, of which he was ed. and prop. ;
an unique feature of this mag. was the
combination of 3 distinct pUblications
in one, each of the 3 depts., art, music,
and lit., being equipped with a special
ed. staff, and with correspondents anù
contributors from all the great art
centres of Europe and the U.S., as wel.
as the Dom. 00: Can.; has aLways taken
a very active part in the promotion of
general musical interests in this
country; in 1864, organized! in Mont-
real a private musical soc. known as
the .. Mendelssohn Choi,r," and during
the 30 yrs. of its existence maintained
and personally directed and managed
its affairs and oonducted its rehearsals
and. public performances; the reputa-
tion of this choir of 120 voices, whose
unaccompanied prurt-singing reached a
point of unusual excellence, extended
even to Europe; while maintaining this
organization, was, for s'everal yrs.,
V.-P, of the Montreal Philharmonic
Soc.; was made an hon. memo of the
soc. a few yrs. before its dissolution;
in 18!J5, in acknowledgment of .. signal
services" rendered by him to the Mont-
l'eaJl Art A-ssn., was una.nd.mously elec-
ted a ldfe mem.-287 Peel St., Montreal.
.. Has done work of l
stinog oonent RJld
importance for mu.sic in Oa.na4a, work that
will live .after him; and his life is but
another ex-amople of h.ow much may be cLone
by a &Ïngle man (}f high ideals and hroad,
general cu1.ture....-D. C. Scott (q.v.).
Gould, William Henry, actuary.
Eng. 'ÜI1Ï'g1ÍI1J; is. Joseph S. G.; b.
Kingston, Ont., June 17, 1879; e. pub-
lic schs., Kingston CoIl. Inst. and
Queen's Untv. (M.A., and gold med.
in m3Jth., 1900); W'(),Il solliol. .in coB.
and univ.; an assoc. Inst. of Act., Gt.
Britain.; do. Act. Sac, of Am.; fellow
Toronto Ins. Inst.; m. Lilian, d. T.
p, Johnstone, Toronto; for a short
time tutor in math., Queen's Univ.;
i-rained 'by actua.r. dlelJ)t., Can. Life
Assur. 00.; oactuary SOv>eJr-eoign LitlE!
Assur. Co., 1904-6 ; since Ithe'll lhias been
seoy.-trea.s. A!lil1U'lty Co. of Dan., Wdn-
n.i,p-eg; wrote priz.e eæay on .. Assess-
ment Assumruc>e" 'fur Ins. Inst., To-
roruto; A:ng.-Winnipeg, .Uan.; St.
Charles Country Club, do.; Actuaries'
Club; Royal Can. Yacht Club, Toronto,
Goulding,
om Waldemar, telegraph
service.
Eng. parentage; b. nr. Winchester,
Rants, Eng., Apt 2, 1863; came to
Can. when a youth, and was e. there;
unm.; joined the Gt. N W. Tel. Co.,
Winnipeg, 1876; went, later, to St.
Paul, Minn., with the Western Union
C<;,., and to Vancouver, B.C., as mangr.,
with the same co., 1898; apptd. 8updt.
of the 2nd dlst. of the Pacific dlv.,
July 1, 1902, he remained at Seattle
"Tash.. his headquarters, till his re
moval to London, Eng., as gent supdt.
of the Western Union Tel. Co.'s cable
service, Oct., 1904; Ang.-!5! Gresham
HOt/se, Old Broad St., London, E.C.
.. A man of many sterling qualitieø."-
V. World.
Gourlay, John Ed
ar Reginald, law-
yer; aut!hIQ-T; j'ol\l'rnaHst.
S. late Lt.-Col. G., H.M.'s 23rd Roval
Welsh Fuslliers; b. Hamilton, Ont.,
1854; e. Hellmuth Call., London, and
Trinity Univ., Toronto (B.A., 1871);
m., 1880, Alice. e. d. late Chief .Justice
the Rt. Hon. Sir Hy. Strong; barrister,
1880; successfully practised his prof.
for some yrs.; now devotes his whole
attention to literature; has contributed
poetry, short stories, articles, etc., to
the Century "Mag., Life, Rev. of Revs.,
Outing, Youth's Companion, Harper's
Round Table, Harper's Mag., Can.
"Mag., St. Nicholas, Massey's Mag.,
Field & Stream, Windsor Mag., S. N.,
1I1ont1'eal Herald, etc:; author: .. The
Necklace of Pan dura " (1907);" a
Con., but with a strong belief in the
theory of state or public ownership of
such property as railroads, telephones,
telegraphs, etc."; an Ang.-" Brae-
head," Picton, Onto
Gourlay, Bobert S" manufacturer.
Scot1'ish aTlJClestry; b. New York
(cLty), 'Sept. 2,1, ,1852; ca.!IIle 'to Dan. iln
early IUfe; e. Co. Gra'IDID8!r 8cIh., To-
ronto ( .. seruim boy" lin mJaJtJh.); m.;
l-ong dn lbusiness Ufe in t'haJt dty;
f.oundoo there, many YI'\s. ag'o, the ex-
'benlsive house of G., WinJter & Leem l l'11.g.
i:I11tPol'ters and .manfrs. of pianos, of
whioh house he :is .the senl'or pa:rtner;
officially oonnoeotoo wl.t1h tile Can.
1Ianf.rs. .Assn.; a ,Preosb. a.nràJ a Commr.
to the Gen!. Assembly; al'so a :mem.
Bd. .of Mang'l. of Knox OoH., Toronlto;
elecftooo pl'esdlt. J>lf\es'b. Oh. -ExtensI-on
Un'Ïon. 1907; do. V.-P. .11OOa:l branoh;
ØJsstd. coufs. in BI"itain and Germany
fO'stering \friendly relations betWeetl
two lPeopl.es. 1911; ,faV'Ours bilingualism
in our sohool's; OiPPolsed' {'he recLprocity
C'ompa.ot.-51.f Jarvis St., Toronto;
National Club, do.
. "A "business man 'Of abi1i.ty and ex'pe'r-
len-ce. -T. News.
"An dnteHigent and succe&sfu.I busine9S
man."-T. Globe.
Gowan, Rev, Herbert Henry (Epi
.).
B. Runham, Gt. Yarmouth, Eng..
May 29, 1864; e. Priory Sch., Gt. Yar-
mouth, and St. Augustine's ColI., Can-
terbury; m., 1892, Anne Kate, d. G.
E. Green, Gt. Yarmouth; o. deacon,
1886; priest, 1887; curate Cath., Hono-
lulu, H.I., 1886-90; do. Gt. Yarmouth,
Eng., 1890; went to B. C., 1892, where
he became curate at the Cath., New
Westminster, and chaplain B. C. Peni-
tentiary; since 1896 has been rector
Holy Trinity, Seattle, Wash.; presdt.
GOYETTE-GRAHAM,
463
Royal City Art and Scien. Assn.. 1893-
96; F.R.G.S., 1895; well known as a
lecturer; author .. Temperantia "
(1891), II The Kingdom of Man"
(1893), II Church Work In British Col-
umbia: A Memoir of Bp. Sillitoe"
(1899), "Hawaiian Idylls of Love and
Death" (1909).-Holy T1 0 inity Rec-
tory, Seattle, Wash.
Goyette, His Honour Henri Adolphe,
Quebec public service.
S. late Joseph and Euphroslne
(D'Aoust) G.; b. St. Cleuvert de Beau-
harnois, P.Q., Sept. 26, 1857; e. Broth-
PI'S' Coli., Beauharnois, and at Ste.
Thérèse Coli.; a graduate of Laval
Univ.; B.C.L. (McGill Unlv.), 1880;
m., Feb., 1887, Marie Des Neiges, e. d.
late Hercule Gravel, Hull, P.Q.; ad-
vocate, 1880; clk. Co. Ct., Co. Ottawa,
Oct., ,1887-94; trustoo R. C. .scl1s., HuH,
1890-3; Md., do., 1899-1901; coonmr.
Sup. Ct., 1887; K.C., 1903; recordel.
City of Hull, .July 27, 1904; Crown
prosecutor, Oct., 1906; stipendiary
mgte., Di,st. of Obba:wl3., Oct., 1906;
published L' Alliance ne.wspaper In the
interest of the Lib. party, 1886-7; a
R. 'C.-37 St. Omer St., Hull, P.Q.
Grace, :Mrs. ELizabeth Boss, Y.W.C.A.
work.
D. late Rev. John and Anna Ross,
Brucefteld, Ont.; mother some yrs
principal Ottawa Ladles' ColI.; comes
ot old Presb. stock; b. Brucefteld, June
12, 1875; e. McGill Univ. (B.A., with
1st class honours In mental and moral
phIl., 1897); mo, Nov., 1901, Rev
Archibald Hew Grace, B.A., mission'
ary, Y. M. C. A., Allahabad, India (d.
July, 1908); 1 yr. secy. Y. W. C. A..
Ypsilanti, Mich.; 1 yr. travel. secy.
Studentt. V'O'luJ1ltleer !Movement for FoÜ'r-
elgn Missions; the first travelling and
organ. secy. of the Can. Y. W. C. A.;
formerly asst. ,principal Ottawa Ladles'
ColI. ; spent 7 yrs. in India, and Is most
keE:nly aware of the gravity of the
present conditions In that country.-
Strassburg, Sosk.
Gra.ce, James Cæsar, street ry. service.
Irish-Norman descent; s. late Wm.
G., elk. Co. Ct., Co. Victoria, Ont.; b.
Lindsay, Ont., ApI. 24, 1861; e. U. C.
Coli.; m., Dec., 1890, Mary McKiddie.
o. d. late Capt. Ross, Cromarty, Scot.;
now and for some yrs. secy.-treas.
Toronto St. Ry. Co.; also a dir. of
flame co. ; promoter Carcross Syndicat.....
1905; .p'ossesses ra 1st class V. B. oert.,
and was 'formerly a IC'aJpt. 45th Regt.;
served In N.-,W. Rebel,l'ian, 1885
(moo.) ; Ang.-Toronto; Toronto Club.
Grace, John Dominick, journalist.
Irish parentage; b. Panmure, Ont.,
1868; e. thel'e; early acquired a
knowled,ge of the printing business;
commenced journalism as an -ed.
cÜ'ntributor to Carlelton P,lace Her-
ald; from the first espoused the cause
of Home Rule In Irel., and has since
promoted it In every way; coming to
Ottawa, joined the local press; as-
sisted by Father Coffey and others,
founded United Canada, Nov., 1888,
as an organ to assist In the exposition,
advocacy, sustainment, and defence of
Cath. principles and teachings, besides
being an auxiliary of the Cath. hier-
archy of Irel., in the cause of Irish
legislative Ind.; purchased the paper,
1890, and continues to edit It, assisted
by several local clergymen (L. P.,
1906); for some yrs. presdt. St. Pat-
rick's Assn.; a memo Ct. of Revision;
(his name dn the field f{)1" mayor, 1903;
indo In politics; contributed to cam-
paign lit. In opposition to the '.ruppeI'
Govt., previous to Its defeat; a R. C.-
!1 Slater St., Ottawa.
Graff, Mrs, Florence Anne, .retired
!Singer.
D. Wm. Brims-on, T{)ronto; b. Néw-
market, Onrt.; moved rto Toronto when
9 yrs. of age; m., 1899, O1arence Graft,
banker, New York; stud
.ed sin1g.tng 4
yrs. with .Mad. Marohesi, :rut .BarIs,
F'raIliCe; san:g for 8 Yl'S. .In grnnÒl opera
undoer stage naIDJe MMoc. TOl'(}nt:a; was
a memo of the Damrosc'h-Ellis Opera
Co., and shared honours w,ith .Mad.
Melba; oroetolred: from sM.ge on her
marrla:
; A1ng.-51 South St" Park
Lane, Mayfair, London, Eng.
.. Took her place among the leading
prima do.nna8 of the day."-" Kit" (q.v.).
.. Grafton, Garth" (see Cotes, Mrs
ISara J.eannoebte).
Graham, Lt,-Col, Alezander Petrie,
Am. municipal service.
S. Murdoch McKay G., Hamilton,
Ont.; Highland Scotch ancestry; b.
Hamilton, Ont., Mch. 18, 1864; e.
there; m. Miss Blanche Ada.ms, Haver-
iloilol, Mass.; servoo wHh Queen's Own
Hift.es, Toronto, during N.W. RebelUon,
1885 (moed.); nJ3.S lived dn ,Ma.sIS. for
over 20 yrs.; fÜ'l'ffi'erly park commr.,
Hawrllill CLty G<YV1t. ; past commander
Bri-t. Naval and Mlil. Veterans of .Mass.,
a very unique ol'
dZiaJtion .In a f\Ü'reign
land, composed of Brit. soldIers and
sailors; one of the foremost In found-
ing Can. clubs In U. S.; elected presdt.
Can. 01ub, Boston, 1909-.10; a memo
Anolocnt rand Hon. ,ArNUery Co. 01
Mass.; aooomptanded tlhat re'g11:. on ilt'S
last v.lsit to Eng.; has persona,uy
met .the .late KjiI1Jg Edward VH. and
the presenlt King anJd QU-eeIl; "has
an abiding faith In the future of Can.,
which he believes will be one of the
greatest countries In the world; be-
lieves that the reason why Canadians
d0 so well abroad Is owing to their re-
SPEect for law and order, and owing to
the fine moral tone In which they ar
reared"; Presb.-Business address, 68
Essex St., Boston, Mass.; residence:
t75 Main St., Haverhill, Mas8.; Can.
Club, Boston, Ma8s.
"Known to aH Can.adi.ans visiti'llg Boa-
t()n; s, we}.}.inf'Olrmed and cultured Cans,.
di.a.n, who is earnestly devoted to the best
j.nte.rem.s of the two oounttnes.."-Dom.
Preab.
Graham, Bev, Angus A, (Presb.).
S. late Capt. Duncan and Ann G.,
both nJaitives Argy1UshJ.re, ISddt.; f<aJtheT
drowned by capsizing of his schooner
in Lake Huron, 1872; b. Tp, Ekfrld,
nr. Glencoe, Co. Middlesex, Ont., Nov.
13, 1867; e. Wardsvllle High Sch.,
Glencoe High Sch., and McGill Unlv.
(B.A., 1st rank honours In m
ntal and
464
.
GRAHAM,
moral phil., and Prince of Wales gold
med., 1894: M.A.. 1897); m., 1898,
.Tennle G. (
.A., McGill Univ., 1897),
d. W, W. Stephen, Ottawa; pursued
theol, studies Montreal Presb. CoIl.
(B.D., 1897): o. 1897: pastor Petro-
lola, ant., 1897-1904; opa'stor St. Davl,d's
Oh., ,Sit. .John, N.B., 1904-11; since then
has been 'Prln.C'ipa'l, .Sa,sk. Boys' Resi-
doenUal'Coll.. Moose .Jaw, ,Sa:sk. ; el.ectoeð
presdt. Lord's Day Alllance, St. .John,
1906; eloected a memo extv,e. oomlt-e.
N.B. Moral and Social Refol'II1 CounüÌ'l,
1908.-Moose Jaw, Sask.
II A pulpit orator of m(}re than local
renown; a minister of much foroo and
earnestness."-M. Herald.
Graham, Rev, Edward (Presb.)
S. Alex. and Marg't. (McEwen) G
nwtlves ,A'I"gyl1shire, Seo-t.; b. OhaJteau-
guay, P.Q., ApI., 1838; e. McGill High
Sch. and Unlv. and Toronto Unlv.;
m., Sept., 1871, .Jennie H., y. d. T. H.
Brown, M.D., Milwaukee, Wis.; pur-
sued theol. studies Knox ColI., To-
ronto (D.D., 1895): o. 1861; settled
first In Co. Waterloo, ant., where he
was supdt. of schs.: removed to U. S.,
1869; settled successively at Milwau-
kee, Wis., Santa Barbara, and Chico,
Cal. : has been moderator of the
SYnod, a dlr. San Francisco Theol.
Semy., and presdt. of its bd., a memo
Bd. of Regents, State Normal Schs..
and, for several yrs., presrlt. Chko
Normal Sch. In Cal.; a contributor in
early life to a great variety of jour-
nals and periodicals: latterly, author
of numerous sermons and addresses.
published separately.-!
19 Channing
Way, Berkeley, Cal.
II One of the ablest parliamentarians in
the Presbyterian Church on the Pacific
Coast."-Pen Picture_ of California Min-
i.ter_,
Graha.m, Fra.nklin (Thomas), business
man; author.
S. Thos. and Celanlre (Brunelle de
Sablonlère) G.: b. Feb. 14, 1869: e.
common schs.; m. Miss Charlotte
Franckum: joined Dun, Wiman & Co.,
commercial agency, Montreal, 1887 ; was
subsequently mangr. for do. at Quebec;
founded Franklin Pub. Co., Philadel-
phia, and was also connected with the
mercantile agency there: became asso-
ciated with the Booklovers' Library,
Philadelphia, and estbd. the system in
New York, 1900; went to Europe, 1901,
as genl. mangr. for R. G. Dun & Co.;
since organized branch offices of the
mercantile agency in the principal
Continental cities; is hon. secy, Am.
Chamb. of Commerce, Paris; a pro-
minent memo Anglo-Am. Chamb. of
Commerce, Brussels, Cham.b. de Com-
merce Franc. d' Alexandrle, Egypt. etc.;
an ofTr. de I'Instr. Pub. (" Palmes
Academlque"); has contributed mag.
articles on subjects of pol. economy
and dramatic hlst.; author of .. His-
trionic Montreal" (1897; 2nd ed.,
1902): now confines literary contribu-
tions to subjects of pol. economy, not-
a>bly for Dun's Rev. (Intern. ed.)-
Place de l'Alma, Paris; Fontainebleau,
::
r.
e; offl,ce: 178 Rue Montmartre,
Graham, B.ev. Frederick HeUer
(Ang.).
E. s. Geo. F. G., Liverpool, Eng.:
b. there, .June 10, 1870: e. McGUl
Unlv. (B.A., 1894); m., .Tune, 1897,
Gertrude Vivian, o. d. late Lt.-Col.
Dowker, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, P.Q.;
graduated Montreal Dloc. Theol. Coli.,
1895; o. deacon, 1896; priest, 1897;
associated In rectorship Grace Ch.,
Brantford, ant., 1896; rector, Trinity
Ch., Montreal, 1896-1901; since then
has been rector St. Savlour'.s, Nelson,
B..c.; apptd. chaplain (with hon. rank
of capt.) 102nd Regt., May, 1908.-The
Rectory, Nelson, B.C.
Graham, Hon. George Perry, ex-
journalist; statesman.
Irish descent; s. late Rev. W. H. G.
(Meth.) and Eleanor (Stephen.son) G.;
b. Eganville, ant., Mch. 31, 1859; e.
local sch., Iroquois High Sch. and
Morrlsburg CoIl. Inst.; m., 1882, Carrie
L., d. Nelson Southworth, Morrlsburg;
was In early yrs. a pUblic sch. teacher;
went Into journalism as ed. Morrlsburg
Herald, 1880; ed. this paper up to 1892,
when he became asst. ed. Ottawa Free
Press; from 1893 to- 1907 was mango ed.
Brockvllle RecQ1'der: formerly reeve of
Morrisburg; unsuccessfully contested
Dundas (Local), g.e. 1890; sat for
Bmckvllle (Local), 1898-1907; was
Prov.I. Secy., ant., In the Ross Admn.,
1904-5; rot,lred frOom office when .f.t was
defoeated; l
ader of 10he local opposl-
t,lon, 1907; slnoee th-en has sat
for Brockville (H.C.); sworn of the
P.C., Aug. 29, 1!!07, and has since been
MinI". of Railways and Canals In the
Laurler Admn.; a Freemason and a
memo A.O.U.W.; was Gran.d Master
latter order for 2 yrs. ; a life-long Lib. ;
a Meth.-2
5 Kenniston Apartments,
Elgin St., Ottawa; Brockville, Ont.;
BrockvilZe Club, do.; Ontario Club,
Toronto; Laurentian Club, Ottawa.
II Sh,rewd and clever."-S. N.
II An able and reputable public m8IlJ....-
T. Globe.
II A pleasing speaker and ,all' e'Xperienced
party o.rganizer."-M. Star.
.. One of the ve.ry be'8t pLatform speake'rB
in Ontarlo--quick, alert, good-humored a.nd
aggressive- when the- occD.sion. dema..nda."-
T. Globe.
Graham, Miss Hannah Isabel, poet,
D. late Rev. Wm. G. (Presb.),
a graduate of St. Andrew's, Glasgow,
and Edinburgh Unlvs. and Elizabeth
G., y. d. Dr. .Tohn Goulnlock, both na-
tives of Scot.; b. Harpurhey, ant.; e.
Egmondville and Seaforth public schs.
and Coil. Inst., and Toronto Coli. of
Music (studied piano. pipe organ and
harmony at latter institution) ; besides
lJelng a frequent contributor to the
Oan. and U.S. press, Is th-e author of
the sacred song, II Satisfied" (1896),
of .. Fifty Years of Presbyterianism In
Egrnondvllle" (1896), and of "A Song
of December anð: Other Poems"
(1904); Presb.-Seaforth, Onto
II Of gre,at promise."-Late Geo. Murray.
.. Some o.f her poems remind one at
times (}f Longfellow a.nd Lowell, while tiIle
Sootch &OngB would not be unworthy even
o.f IWbert Burns."-Ohri,tian Guardian.
GRAHAM,
465
Graham, Sir Hugh, journalist.
Scottish origin; s.' late R. W.
and Marion (Gardner) G., both
natives of Scot.; b. Huntingdon,
P.Q., July 18, 1848; e, Hunting-
don Acad..; LL.D. (hon.), Vnlv. of
Glasgow, 1909; m., Mch., 1891, Miss
Annie Be-ekman Hamilton, Montreal (a
dir. Soc. of Decorative Art, Montreal;
V.P. Eng. sec. Woman's bran
h, Num.
and Antlq. Soc.; prominently identified
with the movement for providing play-
grounds for children, Montreal; pre-
sent, by Invitation, with her husband,
In Westminster Abbey, at coronation
of the late King Edward and Queen
Alexandra, 1902; presented. with her
husband, to their Majesties King Ed-
ward and Queen Alexandra, 19013);
gained business and newspaper knowl-
edge under his unde, the late E. H.
Parsons; ed. and rpubUsher, successive-
ly, of tlhe Commercial Advertiser and
Evening Telegran
, Montreal; later
was for a short period secy.-treas.,
Gazette (Montreal) Printing Co.;
fuunded Mon treal Dally and Weekly
Star, among the most Influential and
largest In circulation of Can. journals,
1869 (L.P., 1904); has devoted his
whole life to the paper and has made
It what it Is to-day, without the in-
fluence of any political party, without
any sustained polIcy and without being
tied to fixed opinions on sUbject or
question; was one of the founders of
the Good Govt. Assn. of Montreal, and
has done not a little In the cause of
municipal and political reform; is also
a dlr. of the Soc. for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals and of the Soc.
for the Protec. of Women and Children;
V.-P. of the Ohildren's Memorial Hosp. ;
a promoter of the Pure Milk League,
and a leader In other organizations of
a humane and benevolent character;
collected $71,000 for the Indian Famine
Fund, 1897; bought and presented to
the Children's Fresh All' Fund, for the
use of the chIldren of M'ontreal, a
home at Chambly, 1903; gave $25,-
000 to the Montreal Genl. Hosp., 1906;
$5,000 to the .. Sarah Maxwell Memo-
rial," 1907; and $10,000 to the Chll-
dn,n's Memorial Hosp., 1909; I'\. memo
Can. Patriotic Fund Assn., 1901, ar.d
organized Children's Patriotic Fund
for famlUes of Brit. soldiers; also In-
sured the lives of the first Can. con-
tingent to S.A., 1899, each in $1,000,
for the benefit of their fam-lUes; a
memo Conlte. of mangt., Montreal Genl.
Hosp., and of various other Institu-
tions; was one of the founders of the
Mt. Royal Club, 1899; elected V.-P. of
the Inst. of Journalists, Eng., 1910; a
del. (and cl1alrman, Can. sec.) Imp.
Press Con!., London, Eng., 1909;
present by .Invitatlon, at coronation of
King Georg>e and Queen Mary,
Westminster Abbey, June, 1911;
knighted by late King Edward, in
recognition of eminen.t servdce8 dn
many public and philanthropic enter-
prises. 1908; a Presb.-5
8 Sherlu'l)oke
St., .Montreal,. .Mt. Royal Chtb,. St.
James's Club; Canada Club,. Lauren-
tian Club,. Montreal Club; Royal
Montreal Golf Club, do.
"A man with a big hea.rt, and the
keene
t S}-mpa.thy with all movements for
the betterment of social cO'nditione."-T.
Globe.
"EB6i1y the most prominent and fin&Jl'
cially suoceßsful newspaper mal1J in
Oanada....-M. Witne88.
".Wins. more and more, the oordia.l a-p-
preciatian of his fellow-oountrymen, with.
out diSitin.ct.i.on a.s to raoo or creed."-La
Pre88e.
Graham, ms. Jean, journalist.
A'Pptd. ed.-ln-chietf Can. Home
Journal, 1909; !Is also aSlSOC. ed. Can.
Courier and Can. Mag.; elected a ,local
V.-P. Can. Woman's Press Club,
1909.--62 Gloucester St., Toronto.
"A writer of dainty, lifting poems and
racy editarials."-Can. Centu7'JI.
"Her wark is of the very finest fibre:
her writings are always s.a.ne.."-" Kit ..
(q,v.).
Graham, Bev. John Wellington
(.Meth. ).
E. s. late Rev. .Tas. G. (Meth.), a
native Co. Cavan, Irel., and E.
(Jetl'ers) G., the latter author of
"Etchings from a Parsonage Veran-
dah" (1895); b. Clinton, Ont., 1871;
e. public and high schs., and Toronto
Unlv. (B.A., 1892); m., Sept., 1899,
Jewel, d. l-aJte JOhn MocGea.TY, Brant-
ford, Ont.: after speß'<:"!.ing some yl'S. i.n
ruttendanoe at the On.t. Law Soh., in-
tend,lng to take up law, cl1.angJed Ibis
mind, and Wi8S o. to -tJhe ministry, .1896 ;
besddes other duty, had oharge f'Or 2
yrs. of llie Froo. V.lotor Mission, To-
ron10; latoer was .pastor E. Toronto,
and pastor St. JaIJ'Iles's, Montreal, 190.1-
2 ; ca.ned to .
he 1st -Me-th. Oh., London,
Ont., he was still there when apptd.
genl. secy. of educ. for the Meth. Ch.,
an office he still fills; D.D., Wesl.
Thiool. Co}'I., .Montreal, 1908.-17 Wells
St. Toronto.
"A man af the highest clall."-W..t-
min.ter.
"A marvel in Methodism. Is doing e
big
rJc, which no man oould do. well
and be either a bigot or a oonven.tÏonelist."
-Can. Courier.
Graham, Robert James, merchan t.
S. late R. J. G., M.P.P., and Eliza
Ann (RobUn) G., BellevUle, Ont.;
grandf. came to Can., 1800; b. nr.
Belleville, ApI. 2, 1860; e. public and
hlglh schs., BellevUIe, and Onto Com-
mercial Coil.; m.,1887, Gra..ce A., d. Geo.
Roblin, Co. Prince EdJward; an exrporter
of apples and other Can. fruit; owns
numerous 'Plants and factories, both In
Can. and V. S., for the preservation
and evaporation of fruits; also the
canning of vegetables; a dir. Belle-
ville Hardware Co. ; presdt, Onto
Evaporating Assn.; mayor of Belle-
vme, 1901-3; presdt. Belleville Bd. of
Trade, 1907-8; has also been presdt.
Can. Club and Y.M.C.A., Belleville, and
presdt. N. B, Cold Storage Co.; un-
successfully contested W, Hastings
(Local), temil>. Interest, 1894; now
presdt. Public Library Bd.; a memo
Can. iManufacturers' Assn. and Intern.
ple Shii)pers', Assn.; one of the
promoters Dom. Fruit EX'Cha.n-ge (L.
P., 1908); a Con., and has been
presdt. Hastings Llb.-Con. AS8n.; &
466
GRAHüf-GRANT,
Mason and an OddfeHow; a del. 6th
Imp. Commercial Congress, 1906 ;
present, with Mrs. G., at coronation
King and Queen of Norw<ty, dQ.; be-
lieves in absolute free trade within the
Empire, customs receipts to be pooled
and divided; Bresb.-Bellev-ille, Ont.;
Imperial Club, do.; Union Club, St,
John, N.B.
"A pr-acticaJ businc.ss man."-O. Citizen.
Graham, Sharon, la wy er
S. late Dugald G., Montreal; h.
there, .June 21, 1875; e. U, C. ColI.
and McGill Unlv. ; m. Miss Lucy Emily
Hamilton, London, Eng. ; followed
legal studies Columbia Law Sch., N.
Y.; an atty. and councillor at laW';
formerly on legal statl' Metropolitan
St. Ry. Co., N. Y.; now and for some
yrs. practising alone; now an Am.
citizen.-(Ot1ìce) 256 Broadway, New
York; Canadian Club; Canadian So-
ciety; Brit. Schs. and Universities
Club; McGill Univ. Graduates' Club,
New York.
Graham, Kon, Wallace, judge.
S. David and Mary Elizabeth (Bige-
low) G.; b. Antigonish, N.S., .Jan. 15,
1848; e. Acadia 0011. (B.A., 1867);
m. Annie, d. late .John P. Lyons, Co.
Kings, N.S.; barrister, 1871; K.C.
(Marquis of Lorne), 1881; practised
hds prof. tR
HaM.fax, N..S.; a .pa.l'tner,
In turn, of SiT R. L. \Voeatherb-e (q.v.),
Sir .J. S. D. Thompson, Sir C. H. Tup-
per (q.v.), anù R. L. Borden, K.rC.,
M.P, (q.v.); standing counsel in N.
S. for Govt, of Can., 8 yrs.; assO.
counsel, with the late Sir .J. S. D.
Thompson, In preparing Brit. case for
FIshery Oomn., WashingtQn, 1887-8; a
eommr. to l'evioo the Statutes of
Can., 1883; do. do. Statutes of N. S.,
1898; (plJ"levjous'ly Ipl'es'dlt. Law Soc., .N".
S.; a gov. Dalhousie ColI. and Unlv.;
previously a memo of its law faculty;
famed as a lecturer; apptd. a judge
Sup.. Ct., N. S., and judge in Equity
in that Ct., Sept. 24, 1889; Is also
judge of the Divorce Ct., N. S.; pre-
sented, with Mrs. G., to their Majes-
Ues the late K,ing and Queen, Winds'or
Castle, .June, 1908; an Ang.-"7 S.
Park St., Halifax, N.S.; Halifax Club,
do.
.. One whom the. lure of polit,ips, the
pleasures of sod-ail life, the delights of lit-
emture, have failed to take away f,r{)'IU h'is
law books."-M. Star.
Graham, Bev, William T. (Bapt.).
113. nr. Ohatham, Ont.: gmdf\1ateò
McMaster Univ., 1889; D.D.; m.; suc-
cessively prustor, Ottawa, Grace Ch.,
Montreal, Oalvary Ch., Brantford, and
Central Gh., Sarnla; mas beoen :ptRsltO'r
1st Ave. Ch., Toronto, since May, 1908.
--63 Simpson Ave., Toronto.
.. One whose oratory 18 both ef'feetlve
and thoughtful."-M. and E.
Grace, John Dominick, journalist.
S., by second wife, late .Joseph G.,
founder Horse Repository, Toronto,
1856, and which Is still in existence;
b. and e. TOroTIlt-o; m., May, 1881,
Nina Gordon, y. d. Alex. WnUamson.
Toronto: early associated with his
father In business, and, after his
death, one of the props. of his Re-
pository; as such, according to the
late T. C. Patteson, Toronto, .. In-
vented a trade which, from a national
point of view, need not be secondary
to any that concerns the breeders and
agriculturists of Ont."; becoming one
of the props. of the Am. Horse Ex-
change, N. Y., 1893, has since then
resided in that city; the Exchange Is
now known as the Tichenor-Grand
Repository of .N. Y.; on leaving To-
ronto, was entertained at a banquet,
and presented with testimonials., at
the National OIru:b.-Cor, B1"Oaaway
and 61st St., New York.
.. Founded an important industry in the
right way, and brought it to a prosperous
fruition. A notable pioneer, and in all a
gentleman, possessing personal qualities of
a high degree for honesty and for fair
dealing."-M. and E.
Grange, Edward Alexander Andrew,
V.S.; oeducaobionist.
Irish descent; s. late Lt.-Col. Geo.
.J. G., sheritl' .00. WelUngton, Ont., 1840-
76, and formerly presdt. Guel-ph and
Ga:lt Ry.; b. London, Eng.: e. by private
tuition, private schs., and Onto Veterin-
ary CoIl. (V.S., 1873) ; M.Sc., 1908; m.,
Bessie, y. d. late Col. .Jas. Webster,
negro Co. Welllngton, Ont.; lect., Onto
Agrlcul. CoIl., 1875-82; prof. Veter.
Science, Mich. Agrlcul. ColI., 1883-97:
princlpral Detroit Veterinary Coli.,
1897; veterinary research work in N.Y.
State, 1899-1908: since then has been
principal, Onto Veterinary Coll.
To-
ronto; a memo of numerous veter. and
other scientific socs.; elected an hon.
memo Alpha Psi Soc. of Cornell Univ.
an'd an hon. memo of the N. Y. Alumni
Aßsn. of the same coli., 1911; Ang.-
644 Huron St., Toronto.
II In every way qu,alified fOT his present
P<J.sit-ion."-Late Dr. Andrew Smith.
Granger, Rev, Samuel, S..J. (R.C.).
S. late Hector G., Montreal; bro.
Granger Freres, do.; b. Montreal, .Jan.
23, 1863; e. St. Mary's (.Jesuit) ColI.;
o. 1896; ,saul,tJ au RêcoIrlet, 1896-8:
CIh. a o}'I'II1JII13JCulée OonCieption, Mon,t-
real, 1898-9; prefect, St. Mary's CoIl.,
ùo., 18:19-1900: missionnaire, 1900-02;
since then In charge of the Indian
mission, Caughnawaga; has complIed
and published the" Iroquois Almanac."
-Ca1tyhnQwQ.qa, P.Q.
Grant, Alexander J" civH engineer.
A bro. of Gordon G. (q.v.): elected
an asso. memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1891; a
memo do., 1901: now and for some yrs.
Superin.tendlng En.gr. Trent Water-
ways; R. C.-Peterbo1'o1tyh. Onto
Grant, :Mr., Alice, physician; educa-
tionist.
D. Charles Fitch. Wolfville, N.S.:
b. there; e. Acadia Univ. (B.A., 1885:
M.A., 1892): m., 1896, Rev. Donald
Grant, Montreal: principal Moulton
COli., Toronto, 1893-6: previously in
charge Eng. dept., Acadia Semy. ;
again apptd. to last named charge,
1906.-Wolfville, N.S.
.. Of considerable ability as an educa.
tionist."-M. Witne88.
GRANT.
467
Grant. Bev, Andrew Shaw (Presb.).
Scottish ancestry; s. Thomas and
Mary (Fraser) G., La Guerre, P.Q.;
b. there; e. McGUl Univ. (B.A., 1885),
Edinburgh Univ., and Presb. ColI., Mont-
real (B.D., 1888) ; m. Miss MacMaster,
Toronto; o. 1889; successively pastor
Almonte, Ont., and St. Andrew's,
Dawson, Y.T., .1892-.1908; at 'furoruto,
1908-1.1; since 1:h{!n :has 'reen g'en.l.
suþ<Ì't. of 'missiol1lS, Presb. rOh.; was
t.h-e firs't o'
d.ajnetd luill'r. in -the Yukon;
while there, besides erecting a eh.,
founded and instituted the Good
Samaritan Hosp.; did much to ex-
þose aJbuse and viøe; elected ',PI"e5dt.
Moral arud .8oai.aJl .RJeform Læ-g ue, To-
rOIl/to, 1908; has lectured on .. Life 'in
the Far NooTlth" and kiIl/dred 1:Jo;pios.-
25 Cluny A'Ve., Toronto.
.. Gifted with keen mental and business
acumen."-l'. Globe.
Grant, Bev. Charles Mal1;1n (Pres b.)
Y. s. late .Jas. G., Pictou, N.S.; bro.
late Principal G., C.M.G., Queen..
Univ., Kingston, Ont.; b. Co. Pictou,
N.S., .July 12, 1842; e. Pictou Acad.,
and Univs. Glasgow (M.A.) and Ed-
inburgh (B.D.; D.D.); m. Miss
.Jamesa Muirhead, Glasgow, Scot.; o.
1866; minr. St. Andrew's Ch., Hali-
fax, 1866-8; resigned, at the request
of the famous Dr. Norman MacLeod,
of the Baronry parish, to act as mlssy.
to the educated natives of Calcutta;
retired, owing to Ill-health, 1871;
since then has resided and worked In
Scot., first In Partlck, Glasgow, and
then In Dundee, where he still Is;
a contributor to the various mags.;
author .. Bible Heathens," a vol. of
hlst. sketches concerning the various
n3Jt:ions wlÌ11ioeh formed ilie env.iron-
ment of the Hebrew people; II an
ard-ent ImiP'ßri
LltiSlt, and h'3is never
failed -to educate 'the .s:1Ug,g1Ïsh mind of
tthe aMot'hoer OoUllitry 8JS to 'her Imp.
position an,d calli" ; 0ÎI1J Clh. matJters may
be called Broad Evangel.; calls him-
self the .. most vagabond" mlnr. in
the Ch., using the adjective in Its
right meaning of wandering; he
preached In Europe, Asia, AfrIca and
Am. before he was 27 yrs. of age,
and the furnished h'ÛUß-e in 3 contin-
ents before he was 30.-St. .Mm'k's
JlIanse, Dundee, Scot.
.. \\-ell sustains the famil
. name."-
K noxonian.
Grant, His Honour David, Co. Cl
Judgt:.
B. and e. N. S.; m.; barrister (N.
B.), 1884; subsequently moved to B.
C., and practised his prof. at Van-
couver; aJPptd. junior judg'e, Co. Ot.,
Vancouver, May 13, 1907.-Vancouver.
B.C.
Grant. Donald. railway contractor.
B. Glengarry, Ont., 1837; moved to
Ohio, 1857, going north to Farlbault,
1863, since which time has been ac-
tively engaged in the building of rys.;
built the greatest and heaviest por-
tion of the C. P. Ry., from Winnipeg
to the summit of the Rockies, and
subsequently the extension of the St.
Paul, Minn. & Man. Ry., from Minot,
Dak" to Gt. Falls, Mont., 750 miles;
later, contracted to build the Intern.
Ry., to connect with a spur of the
Intern. system of Mexico; owns the
Duluth & Winnipeg Ry., and other
large ry. Interests; a Rep.; mayor of
Faribault, 1892-3.-Faribault, Minn.
Grant. Edward Eame.. manufacturer,
S. Geo. "V. and Sarah E. (Geer) G.,
Scotch-Eng. origin: b. Trenton, N.J.,
Aug. 21, 1861; e. state sohs.; m. M,i.ss
Anna W. Taylor; came to Can., 18Û;
since engd. In 011 operations; council-
lor PetroJ.-ea 4 y-rs. l-n succession;
mayor .do., 1907; defeated, 1908; re-
.elootoo, 1909, 'larg,e majority; Don., but
inoHned t'O be Ind. ; .favours a high pro-
tective rtal1iff, -better govt, rontro1 ()of
oor,po.oo.Ui>ns, and! more equitable .ry.
taxation on behalf of the people; Ang.
-Petro lea, Ont.; Petro lea Club.
Grant. George Davidson, lawyer; leg-
islator.
Scotch and Irish forbears; s. late
Rev. R. N. G., D.D. (" Knoxonian ") 1
and Marianne (McMullen) G.; b. The
Manse, Waterdown, Ont., .June 25,
1870; e. public sch. and colI. Inst.;
unm.; graduated Osgoode Hall; bar-
rister, 1891; successfully practises his
prof. at Orlllia and Uxbridge; a Lib.;
sat for N. Ontario (H. C.), 1903-8;
whUe In the House was Lib. whip for
Ont., and chairman Standing Comte.
Sband
rug Orodle
s; fond -of curling anIÙ
golf; was presdt. Orillia Curling Club;
has written occasionally for the mags.
and other periodical-s; Presb.-Orillia,
Onto
.. One of the most resourceful and most
briJIiant among the young men of the
day."-T. Globe.
" A young mam CJIf poopuLar m.a.n.ners and
addJress, disrtinctlly gifted .as & pub1ioe
speaker."-.M. & E.
Grant, Gordon, civil engineer.
S. Peter, C.E., and Helen (Gordon)
G.; 'b. Duffti>wn, IScOt., .Joan. 2, 1865;
came to Can., 1872; e. Ottawa Bus.
CoIl. and Ottawa Univ. ; m., Dec., 1906,
Katherine Mary, o. d. late Wm. Mc-
Carthy, C.E., Ottawa; an A.M. Ca.n.
Soc. C. E., 1898; M., do., 1906; began
enging. career In S. Am., where he
was engd. in ry. construction for 6
yrs.; later, was with the enging.
branch, Dept. Rys. and Canals, Ot-
tawa, 3 yrs., and, afterwards, with
the C. P. Ry., 12 yrs.; joined stat'[,
Can. Nat. Trans. Ry., 1905, and after
holding some minor appts., was apptd.
chief engr., replacing Mr. Lumsden
(q.v.), .July, 1909; R. C.-58 Sweet-
land Ave., Ottawa; Rideau Club, do.
Grant, Gordon Monroe, lawyer.
Scotch-Can. and Eng. origin; par-
ents resided In B. C. before Confed-
eratlon; b. Victoria, B.C., .July 25,
1883; e. public and high schs., and
private tuition; barrister, 1905; suc-
cessfully practised his prof. in Vic-
toria tm 1907; since then In Van-
ouver; a 'partner of .Judge McInnes
(q.v.), while the Latter was at the bar;
an advanced Lib., and a campaign
speaker; strongly favours exc
uslon of
AosJ.atJiocs; on 'Ül'ganizaoti-on of Atsla't'Ìc
468
Exoluslon League, after 'l'he Va11.OOUve,r
riots, Sept., 1907, became secy, of the
League, and one of the active leaders
or th-e exdusion move,ment; believes in
free trade, single tax, and govt. owner-
ship of public utilities.-Vancouver.
B.C,
Grant, Bev, Hugh R. (Presb.).
A retired clergyman; B.A., Queen's
Unlv., Kingston, 1883: Is secy. N. S.
'l'emp. Alllance; publishes Truth. a
temp. paper.-New Glasgow, N.S.
Grant, Bev. Hugh R, (Presb.).
B. Ont.; 'e. Queen's Univ. ; o.
1898; s.fnooe 19(}4 /has 'been 1J>'3..9Wr
of Rossland; chairman comte. of ar-
bitration between coal cos. operating
In Crow's Nest Pass and their min-
ers, 1
07; the original of Ralph Con-
nor's .. Sky PUot"; Ri>ptd. chairman
Bd. of Conciliation re W -estern Coal
Operators' Assn. Employees, 1909.-
Fernie. B.C.
Grant, Rev. James A, (Presb.).
S. Rev. Jas. G., Ingersoll, Ont.; e.
Queen's Unlv., Kingston (B.A., 1878) ;
m., Sept., 1891, Jessie (d.), d.. Rev.
R. D. Mackay; 2ndly, ApI., 1903,
Nettle Ellen, e. d. G. B. Moore, West-
boro, Ont.; o. 1887; previously pastor,
Colllngwood, Ont.; since 1895, has
been pastor Richmond Hill and Thorn-
hill.-Richmond Hill, Onto
Grant, Lt,-C01, James Alexander,
,physician; Can. permanent mil.
forces.
E. s. Sir J. A. G., K.C.M.G. (q.v.);
b. Ottawa, Sept. 25, 1856; e. Ottawa
Coli. Inst., and Queen's Univ., King-
ston (B.A., 1878); m., Dec., 1899,
Lucile E., d. late Hon. John Mac-
donald, senator, Toronto; M.D.,C.M.,
McGill Unlv., 1882; memo CoIl. P. and
S., Ont., 1884 ; L.R.C.P, (Edln.),
1894; successfully practised his prof.
for S'O'IIle Y'rs. ,In Ottawa; joined G.-G.
F. Gds., as asst. .surg., 1885; sur.-maj.,
do., 1899; It.-col., A.M.C., 1904; P.M.O.,
M.D. No.4, Feb., 1904; P.M.O., Weslt-
ern Onto Command, Toronto, 1908-,11;
since then has been admlnistra'l.ive
med. offr, , 2nd Dlv.; served. drurdng
N.-W. Rebel-Hon, 1885; was !presen.t a.t
F,lsh Creek and Batoc.h-e (med., w,irth
clasp); a Presb.-163 St, George St.,
Toronto; Toro7Ltn Club; Y o1'k Club, do.
Grant, Sir James Alexander, phy-
sician.
S. late Dr. Jas. G., who came to
Can. from Edinburgh, Scot., 1831, and
Jane (Ord) G.; grands. Jas. G., 7th,
of CorI'11 emo ny, Scot., author 0-1
.. Th'oughts on the Origin and Descent
of the Gael," and other works; b.
Inverness-shire, Scot., Aug. 11, 1831;
e. Martlntown, Ont., Queen's CoIl.,
Kingston (honours In classics and
math.), and ,McGill Unlv. (M.D.,
1854); m., Jan., 1856, Marla (gave
medals for several yrs. for presentation
by the Ottawa Humane Soc.; V.-P. Ot-
tawa Maternity Hos-p., and intimately
connected with ot'her local JnsUtu-
blons), 2nd d. late Edward 'Malloch,
M.P.P.; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1864; M.R.C,S.,
Lcmd., do.; F.R.C.S" Edin., do.; memo
Moo, Council, 1866-9; preadt., do.,
GRANT,
1868-9; memo Med. Council, P. and S.,
Ont., 1869, 1885, 1890, 1895, 1910; long
one of the leaders In his prof. In Ot-
tawa; was physician to the several
Gov.-GenIs. of Can., from Lord Monck's
time until 1905, when apptd. hon. phy-
slcian; attended H.R.H. the Princess
Louise while In ,Can.; reed. In prJvate
audience by late Queen Viiotorla and
thanked for his 'Prof. services to the
Princess, 1896; 'has .been .presdtt. Can.
Med. Assn., presdt. teaching starr, Ot-
tawa Gen!. Hasp., presd1:. St. John
Ambulance Assn. in Can., preBdt.
Tubercul. Assn. of Can., presdt. Intern.
Congress of Hygiene for Can., ;presdt.
Royal Soc. of Can., presdt. Ottawa St.
Andrew's Soc., etc.; was long In active
political life and a supporter of Sir
John Macdonald, Sir John ThO'IIlpson
and Si-r Ohas. Tupp.er (q.v.); one .01
the" Old Guard" under Sir John Mac-
donald; sat for Russell (H. C.), 1865-
73, and for Ottawa (H. C.), 1892-6;
Introduced bill for the oonstructlon of
the Paolfic Ry., 1872; supported the
late Mr. Davin In 'his motion for the
extension of the Dom. franchise to
women, 1895; K.C.M.G., 1887; awarded
gold med., .As8n, dei Bene meriti
Italiani, Palermo, Sicily, for med.
science; memo Ital. Legion of Honour;
. an hon. memo Brit. iMed. Assn.; a del.
to various Intern. Conventions held -in
the U. S. and Europe; an hon. memo
Intern. Surgical Congress Oif the World,
Brussels, Belgium; presented (with
Lady Grant) ,to the present King and
Queen, St. James's Palace, 1902; pre-
sent (wlt'h Lady Grant) by Invitation
at th-e oororuation 0{ the aate Kin!!
Edward and Queen Alexandra, do.;
entertained at a public banquet and
presented wirth a slIver loving cup, by
his prof. brethren dn Can., In com-
memoration o,f his .having completed
50 yrs. as an active prof. practitioner,
ApI., 1903; reed. {,he freedom of ,the
city of Inverness, 1910; for many yrs.
an amateur geologist; has written
much on geol. and med. subjects;
author .. TuberoulJosis and the .sImpler
LIfe," a le<cture doe}olvered dn SCoOt.,
1906; hra.s ralso ,lectured on .. How to
Llv'e a Hundred YeaTs," and 'Other sub-
joots; formerllY SUI'1g. OH.awa Rifle
00. anrd: served during tJhe Trent
affair; a Presb.-150 Elgin St., Ot-
tawa; Rideau Club, do.
.. His .record as .a. med. maD- wa. .. a.n
open book to all; man,y honours had come
to .him .and he de,seorved them .aU."-Tht
late Sherif! Sweetland, M.D.
Grant, James Miller, author.
S. Jas. G., merchant; b. Grantown,
Scot., 1853; e. public sch. and Edin-
burgh Unlv.; m. Allee Balfour, d. late
Ro bt. Armstrong, govr. E. Lothian
Combination Poorhouse: author of
booklets: "The Mother of St, Nicho-
las" (San'ta Claus), '''Dhe Fa-iPy
'Schrool of 'Oastle F.rank," and II Can-
ada, My Home and O'tboer ,poems";
also of rtIhe pa,trlotlc poems, .. Canada,
My HO'IIle" ( 15th rt:housand), .. My
M-obherland" (4th thousand), .. Can-
ftJOO tor ChrJst," .. Brlta.nnJa.,.. etc.; an
oooa..s.lonal con.trflbutor to the news-
GRANT.
469
p.apeT <p'I'e\SS; wrlotes 'Unod
nom-de-
plume: .. Grant Balfour"; made a
eneral report on Northern Onto for
Provl. Govt., and a general report of
Western Can. to the coast, for the
C. P. Ry.; for some yrs. actively engd.
In the campaign made against tuber-
cuI. by the Nat. Sanitarium of Can.;
a Presb., but virtually undenomlna-
tfonal; a Briton to his finger-tips; con-
siders It an honour to remain a sub-
ject of Gt. Britain, and to strenJrthen
It to the full extent of his ablUty.-
16 Parkvfew Ave., Toronto,
.. Possesses the true p<>etic touch, and
writes in a spirit of devout reverence
and
ratitude that makes for hi
hest
patriotism."-O. Guardian.
Grant, Jean (see Mutch, Mrs. AnnIe
Elizabeth) .
Grant, John, merchant; miner; legis-
lator.
E. S. late John G., Morayshlre,
Scot.; b. AltoI'd, Scot., 1841; e. Scot.;
m. Laura, o. d. John Heywood, Vic-
toria, B.C.; lived for some yrs. at
Elora, Ont.; moved to B. C., 1862:
served as a contractor there, and
bunt many miles of road; also, as a
ovt. road supdt.; sat In Victoria
City Council; mayor of Victoria,
1890-1 (and as such received the
Duke and Duchess of Connaught):
represented Cassiar (Local), 1886-
90; later, moved to the
ukon. ancl
was returned to the Yukon Council
for S. Dawson, g. e., 1907; a Llb.-
Daw80n, Y.T.
Grant, Bev. ][ennetil J, (Presh.).
B. Pictou, N.S., Feb. 2, 1839: e.
there; studied theol., Presb. ColI.,
HaUfax; for close on 40 yrs. a mlssy.
In Trinidad, W.I. ; retired, 1907;
plected modprator (Maritime Pro-
vlnces), 1903; D.D. (hon.). Queen's
Unlv., Kingston, 1893.-Halffax, N.S.
Grant, Lawford Stanley Foster, elec.
trical enginef'r.
Y. s. Alex. G., Boat of Gartf'n. In-
verness, Scot.; b. Swansf'a. Wales.
Aug. 30, 1878; e. Winchester House.
Clifton, Eng'.; m., 1905. Nancy Nplmes.
3rd d. John Grnnt, .. The Conifers,"
Hambrook, nr. Bristol, En
.; articled
to civil en
fn
., ani! nftpTwarils took
up elect. englng.; A.M.I.E.E. (Lond.);
A.M.I.C.E. (Dub.); A.I.E.E. (N.Y.):
M.RS.A. (Lond.); memo Montrpal Bd
of Trade; prpsdt. and mango dlr. Can.
Brit. Tnsulatf'd Co., Ltd.: hon. -secy.-
treas. for Can. for Inst. Elect. Engrs..
Lond'Ün, Eng-.; ,Prot.-St1'athmore, nr,
Montreal; Canada Club; Enginee1's'
Club; Royal St. Law1'ence Yacht Club.
"!If ont1'eal.
Grant, :Nelson Parker, physician.
B. and e. N. B.; m., July, 1906,
Julia Merritt, d. Herbert A. Reynolds;
M.D.,C.M., McGill Unlv.. 1906; supdt.
St. John Gent. PubItc Hosp., 1904-6;
since In private practice; Meth.-
Woodstock, N.B.
Grant, Bev, Boland Dwight (Bapt.).
S. Naaman and Sarah G. (kin of
Genl. U. S. G.); had 40 ancestors In
Colonial and Rev. war; b. Windsor,
Conn, (In same house erected by his
family, 1697): e, Colgate Unlv,
(A.M.), and CQ}fax CQH. (D.D.): m.,
1874, Miss Nahala Bean, Warren,
N.H.: successively pastor Boston,
Portland, Ore., and Vancouver, B.C.:
famed as a lect. on popular and scI-
entific subjects: studied art many yrs.:
originator .. See Am. First.. move-
ment: travelled extensively; 41 times
across Am. Continent; possesses
splendid coHf'ctions In nat. hlst., one
loaned to Public Library. Vancouver;
a memo of mnny clubs.-Englf8h Bay,
Vancouver, B.C.
Grant, T, Geddes, merchant.
S. Rev. K. J. G., D.D. (q.v.): b.
Pictou, N.S.: e. there: entd. employ-
mf'nt Sir Chas. Tennant Co., Ltd.,
Trinidad, W. T., 1884: estbd. Trini-
dad's Can. a
ency, for the cultivation
of an Import and export trailf' be-
tween Can. and the W. Too 1906: a
Presb.-Porl of Spain, Trfnfdad, W.l.
Grant, Lt.-Col, Thomas Hunter, re-
tired merchant.
Scottish and Irish origin; o. S. latf'
P. and Margt. (Thompson) G., who
('ame to Can. In early life: b. and P.
Quebec; m., Aug., 1864, Carrie, y. d.
late Wm. Drum, manufacturer, Quebec;
though he studied for and was In-
tended for the Ch., later entd. mf'r-
can tile life; after being head cashier
['or H. J. Noad & Co., Quebec, was in
huslness first associated with the late
J'Ühn Lemesurler, and afterwards on
his own account; served also for a con-
siderable period, up to 1875, as secy.
to the Quebec Bd. of Trade: In the
latter capacity, did muc.h, rogether
with the late Hon. John Young, Mont-
real, to pTomote the !oormation of the
Dom. Bd. of Trade, and was a del.
from that body to the Detroit Trade
Convention, 1864; later, was a memo
o! the Quebec Harbour Comn. and was
sent as a del. by it to the CoLonIal
Secy., Londol1', to ask for Imp. aid
towards the construction of the Que-
bec Graving Dock and certain other
harbour Improvements; assisted In or-
ganizing the Quebec Gulf Ports
tE'am-
ship Co. and the Stadacona Bank, 01
whieoh latter he was one of the first
dirs.; was thanked by the MinI'. of
Marine and Fisheries for his exertions
and advice in promoting the maritime
In'Ì/erests (If Can.; a devoted Loyalist;
was long in the v.m. service; at time of
the Trent affair, raised a batty. of
garrison arty., which was afterwards
incorporated Into a batt., of which he
became It.-col. and commanded during
the Fenian raids (med.); In the ab-
sence of H.M:s regular fOTces, at the
front, wa.s for a limited period, com-
mandant of the Quebe<J Citadel; for hl
services on this occasion. reed. the
t'hanks of the MinI'. of Militia (Sir G.
E. Cartier), Sir John Macdonald, Hon.
Alex. MackenzIe, and others; an Ang. :
was presd,t., Ch. of Eng. Youn
Men's
Assn. and officially connected with
other clerical guilds; was presented to
the late Queen Victoria, St. James's
Palace, London; MS written several
br
hures on trad'e and other subjects;
has resided In Eng. for many yrs.: Is
a Felil,ow o.f the Royal COI. Inst. and a
V.P. of the St. George's Club.- Care
470
GRANT-GRASETT.
National Bank of Scotland, 37 Nicholas
Lane, London, Eng.; Blenheim Club;
Primrose Club, do.
II A matt o.f indomitable energy and
pl'a.cticaJ C81þ8city."-Q. Ohronicle.
Grant, 'Mrs, W, Forsyth, journa,Ilst.
Minnie Carellne, e. d. late Hen. J.
B. Rablnsen, Q.C., Lt.-Gav. af Ont..
1880-7, and Mary Jane, d. Han. C. A.
Hagerman; b. and e. Tarente; m.,
188\1, WIITl. Forsytth Grant, late C61P1.
H.M.'s 82nd Regt., sen ef Wm. Fer-
syth, af Ecclesgrie
, Co'. Kincardine.
Scot., J.P, and D.L., whO', In 1842,
assumed by Reyal License the addi-
tienal surname ef Grant (vide Chai!-
wick); lived fer seme Y'I'S. In Hawaii,
an-lt Is the aut her ef II Scenes In Hawaii
ar Life In the Sandwich Islands ,:
(1888); has written alsO' fer Can.
perledlcal lit. ; at present, ani! has been
fer some vrs., society ed. af the '1'0'-
rento Daily Globe; 'Was fermerly
presdt. IOf the Ladles' Relief Sec., Te-
rente, and Is new and has been fer a
long perled. presdt. of the Women's
Can. Hlsterlcal Sec.; also an afflce-
bearer ef the Asseci3Jte!d Charities and
U. E. Leyallsts' Assn., same city; an
Ang.-30 Nanton Crescent, Toronto.
.. Writes in an e'asy and chatty style."
-M. & E.
Grant, Rev, William Harvey (Presb.).
S. late Rev. Alex. G., M.A., St.
Mary's, Ont., a geld and sll. med.,
Toranta Unlv.: b. Cayuga, Ont.: e.
Terenta Unlv. (B.A., 1889) : m., Sept..
1902, Miss .sus1ie .MicOa}.lla. "M.D.; a
mlssy. to China, 1892.-Chang-te-fu.
Honan, China.
Grant, William Lawsan, educationist.
O. s. s, late Very Rev. Gee. Menre
G., C.M.G.. LL.D., D.D., principal
Queen's Unlv., Klngsten. Ont., and
.Tessie. d. Wm. Lawsen. Hal'lfax. N.S.;
b. Halifax, Nev. 2, 1872: e. Kingsten
Cell. Inst., Queen's Unlv., Kingsten
(M.A., and med. In Latin and Greek.
1894), Bamel Coli.. Oxferd (B.A.. and
1st dass henours In literæ humaniores
1898), and Unlv. ef Paris; m" .Tune:
19.11, Maude El'sklnoe (B.A.. McGiql
Univ., 1903; 'formerly asst., Victoria
CellI., ManlC'he!"ter, :h:ng.) , ð. Dr. Geo.
R. Barkdn, C.M.G. (q. v.):
enler his-
tory and geography master, U. C. Cell..
1898-1902: de., St. Andrew's Cell., '1'0'-
rente, 1902-4; Belt lect. In Cel. hls-
tery, Oxferd Unlv., 1906-10: since
then has been pref. of Coi. hlstery,
Queen's Unlv., Klngsten: elected a
memo Soc. d'Histoire Diplomat., 1906:
F.R.C.I., 1905: F.R.S. C., 1911: gazetted
lieut., 48th Regt. Highlanders, 1902;
Cerps Reserve, 1906: besides many mag.
articles is the auther: " Principal
Grant. a Blegraphy" (with C. Fredk.
Hamilton, q.v., 1904): II The Vaya
eg
of Samuel de Champlain" (1907),
"Can. Censtltutlenal Development"
(with H. E. Egerten, 1908), and "Acts
af the Privy Ceuncll" (CeLonlal series:
witlh .T. 'M'lln!ro, 1907-10); IS. Presb.-
Queen's Univ., Kingston, Ont.; Mil.
Institute, Toronto.
"A young gen.tlema.n of rising lite'T'ary
tate-nit; the wo,rrthy &On of a distingu ishpd
aire."-Sir Sandford Fleming (q.".),
Grant-Schaefer, George Alfred, cam-
peser and vacal teacher.
U. E. L. steck; b. Wllllamstewn,
Ont.: far 10 yrs. arganlst and chelr-
master Centenary M. E. Ch., ChicagO',
where he has a vested chelr af both
sexes (children and yauths), the first
chelr af the kind In any M. E. ch.;
cempeser af chlldren's sengs and pl-
anefarte pieces: his principal werk Is
a set af 7 French-Can. scenes for
pianO', entitled "Scenes Canadlennes"
(Le1pzf.g land BostJon
1907), whiclh d'e-
pict the quaint life of the French In
Can.; Ang.-Fine A1.ts Building. Chi-
cago, Ill.
Granville, Mrs, Cliffard (Jennie Mc-
Garry). elocutionist.
B. nr. Mentreal; e. McGiU Univ.
(ene af the late Pref. Andrews' ablest
pupils): m. Clifford Granville, B.A.,
Lonò.on, Eng.; 'When .a young giTI, sus-
t
uined, w.ioth ,great abU.i'Ìy, the Utle
rôle ,in the Gl'e-ek trag1eày of "A,nlÌ.l-
gone"; t'aug'h.t el'ocutQ:on ,In Divinity
Cell. and Ladles' 00'11., Halifax,
N.S.: lecturer in valce praduction to
several Instltutians and sees. In En
.;
has recited with marked success in
Oan., U. S., Eng. a:nd Soot.: Iin1eresteò
in .aliI wem'en's meve-men ts ; .Ang.-
81 Priory Rd., 1V. Ha1npstead, London.
N. W., Eng.
.. Is entitled tOo take he'r ;p},ace- amon'g the
mo'st prominent .I'e,aders that a.ppe.ar armo,n.g
uoS."-Edinb'llrgh Scotsman.
"Well and justly famed for puritv of
diction, gracefulness of pose, and' fine
dramatio eXjpression,."-Morning Post.
Grasett, Frederick Le Maitre, phy-
sician.
S. late Dean G., Torente, and
Sarah Marla G.. e. d. Han. .Tehn
Stewart, pl'esdt. Extve CeunooH, L.C.:
b. Terente, ApI. 1. 1851; e. private
sch. and Hel1muth Cell.. Lenden, Ont.:
m., 1883, Jane Stuart, d. late A.
Thernten Tedd, Tarente: M.D.,C.M.,
Edln. Unlv., 1873; M.R.C.S., Eng..
1875: L.R.C.S., Edln.. de.: F.R.C.S.,
Edin., 1877: memo Cell. P. and
..
Ont., do.; memo Bd. of Examrs.. de.
de., 1891-9: elected presdt. Can. Med.
Assn., 1895: fellew the Obstf't. Soc.,
Edln., and praf. ef sur
ery and elln.
surgery, Teronto Univ. Med. Faculty;
a memo alsO' Can. Council Red Cress
Soc., anod the -extve. com.te. Vlc.torl'an
Ol'd'er of Nurses; Cen.: Ang.-
OB
Si1ncoe St.. Toronto: Toronto Club, do.
" Stands very high in his profession."-
Sir W. P. Howland.
Grasett, Lt.-Cal. Henry James, On t.
munic.ipal Sf'rviÍCe.
Bro. ef Dr. F. L. G. (q.v.): e. S. S.
late Dean G., Terente: b. there, .Tune
18, 1847: e. Learning-ten Cell., Eng.;
m., Oct., 1877, Alice Katharine, d. late
Wm. Parke. Landen. Eng. : entd. army.
as ensign H. M.'s 100th Rf'
t. (Royal
Canadians). Sept. 25, 1857: retired,
as lIeut.. 1875; has been c'hløf cen-
stable, Toronto, since 1886: gazetted
It.-col., 10th Reyal Grenadiers, Te-
rente, Nev. 5, 1880; cemmanded It
during N. W. RebeUien, 1885: present
at Fish Creek, Bateche, and In opera-
tlens against Chief Big Bear's band
GRA VE
GREIEN.
471
(despatclhes; med. and! clasp) ; served
also with Queen's Own Rifles durIng
Fenian raid, 1866; present at Llme-
ridge (gent service med., with 1
clasp); elected V.-P. Pollee ChIefs
Assn., U. S. and Can., 1902; presdt.
Chief Constables' Assn.. 1905; memo
adv. comte., Toronto Ladies' ReItef
Soc.; presented to Prince and Prin-
cess of Wales (now King anà Queen
of Eng.), St. .James's Palace, 1902;
a Con.; an Ang., and a ch. warden.-
66 St. Patrick St.. Toronto; Toronto
Club; Royal Can. Yacht Club; T{)ronto
Hunt Club; Toronto Military Inst., do.
Gravel, Joseph Ovide, merchant.
S. late .Jean Marie and Sophh-
(Fabre) G.; b. Montreal, 1839; e
Commercial Sch. there; m. Miss Aurp-
lie La Rocque; emplo
ed with the oW
firm of Benning & Barsalou, 1854-63:
treas. Can. Rubber Co., 1863-99; now
ml3.nogr. and exeocutoT esta te J'Oh'l
Pratt; a dir. Can. Lins'ood Oil MiUs.
T.Æ. So
. d' AJdmin. General'e,
mò
Montreal CItizen's' Assn.; trustee Guar-
dian Assur. Co.; presdt. the Sin-
rennes McNaughton Line, the Dom
Oilcloth Co.. and the Corona RubbN
Co.; R. C.-59 ]Ilansfield St., ltIontreal
GraveIle, Arthur, journalist; stock
broker.
Family came from France, 1643
b. Renfrew, Ont., Jan. 4, 1857; e
local schs. and Ottawa Unlv.: m.
.June, 1886, Mary, 2n.d d. late SImon
O'Gorman, Renfrew; a .J. P.; a town
oou71CTfllor; maY'OO" (by aoolamation)
1909-11; memo and chaIrman Hoso
Bd.; do. High Sch. Bd.: s-ecy. Antf-
tubercu1. Soc.; V.-P. Bd. of Trade;
presdt. St. .Jean Bapte. Soc.; hon
presdt. Children's Aid Soc. ; estbd. Ren-
frew Journal, 1886; published it for
22 yrs.; now a stock broker; became
famous as an expert witness in the
Napanee Bank robbery case, where he
demonstrated that he could open the
combination of any bank safe in a very
short time without any previous know-
ledge of the comblnation.-Renf1'ew,
Onto
Gra7, Venerable Henry Allen (Ang.).
S. late Hy. G., R.N., and Fanny G.,
old DevQns'hiil'e family; b. London,
Eng., 1863; e. Chatham House ColI.,
RamsgtaJte, Kent, .and Man. Univ. (M.A..
1895) ; M.A. (Alberta UnIv.) ; m., 1904,
Elizabeth Frances, O. d. .John Andoer-
son.. Chaudlêre Basin, P.Q.; came to
Oan., 1886; Jay l"eadelr, 1889; I(). dea-
con., 1895; priest, 1896; -Incumbent
lIlOly Trin., Stmthooona, 1895; :rector
AM Salnt-s, Edmonton, sinoce 1897;
R.D., 1903; Archdpacon of Edmonton
1907; mpm. Eilmonton Puhlic Seh. Bd.
1903-9; in early life was for 6 yrs. fol-
lowing commercIal pursuits, London,
Eng., and 6 yrs. In the N. W., .. cow-
punching"; non-'Partlsan In politics;
supports municipal ownershIp. - 5
9
Third St., Edmonton, Alta.
Gra7, Bev. John (Pres b.).
S. late Capt. Arthur G., Ceylon Rifle
Regt.; gt.-grands. Capt. Robt. Urqu-
hart, Tannachy, Scot., who was with
Wolfe at the capture of Quebec, and
gt.-gt.-grand.s. Lewis Kay of RoseIsl-e
and Burghead, private secy. to Prln
e
Chas. Edward Stuart; b. Plttenselr Ho.,
Morayshlre, Scot., Sept. 1, 1824; e.
parish schs. of Urquhart and St.
Andrews, Lhanbryde, King's Colt,
.A:berdeen, Knox ColI., Toronto (D.D.,
hon., 1885), and Queen's Unlv., Kings-
ton (B.A., 1873: M.A., 1874); m., 1st,
Miss Rebecca Harlot Fraser (d.) ; 2ndly,
Miss Barbara OgIlvie (d. 1899); 0..
1851; became subsequently mlnr. ot
OrilUa and so remained until his
retirement. owing to III health, 1882;
has been local supdt. of schs.; gram-
mar and high sch. trustee; examr. of
tPoachers: memo of the senate and bd.
of examrs. and of management. Knox
Coll, : and elk. of the synods of Toronto
and Kingston; celebrated his jubilee as
a Presb. minr. and pastor emeritus of
Orl Ilia , 1891; hM written a great num.
ber of sermons, lectures, addresses and
newspaper artielps; also assisted In
preparing first Can. geography and
hist. Issued from the press In Can.;
pOlitfcaUy was an admirer of late Sir
O. Mowat; believes in free trade and
Is opposed to the .. N.P.": an ardent
LoyaUst and rejoices In our connec-
tion with Brlt.-Tannachy Cottage,
Orillia, Onto
"A. ripe ,and .acoompHshe.d schO'1ißlr."-
Presb. Rev.
Gray, Boland Palmer, educationist.
S. Corydon L. and Jane (Amerman)
n., father a Scotchman, who settled in
I'
ast Seabury, Martha's Vlneyarù,
Iass.; b. N. Y. City, Feb. 6, 1868;
P. private and public schs., N. Y. City,
Colgate Univ. (graduated, 1889), Col-
umbia Unlv., N.Y. (A.B., 1893), Yale
Univ. and Oxford Univ.; m. Miss
Xettip PattHson. Hamilton, N.Y.; in-
str. Eng. Lit., Marmaduke .Mil. Acad.,
18Q3-4; do. do. State Univ., Neb..
1894-5; R. S. Burrows .asst. prof.
F.n
., UnÍ\r. of Rochester, 1895-1905:
prof. gng. lang. and lit., A('
dia TTniv..
1905-8; prof. Eng. Lit., 'Mt. Allison
Univ., 1908; since then at the Univ.
of Maine: formerly 'asst. ed. Nebmsko
Lit. I1fonthly; author of a series of
theme tablets for essay work; joint
author of .. Some Helps to Sentence
Analysis"; a Ba.pt.; a Rep.-Oron n ,
.lIe.; Delta Upsilon.
"A bro.adly educated sch()lar."-H.
Herald.
Greata, John ]II" banking profession.
S. late Henry .J. Robt. and Sarah G..
manford, Eng.; b. and e. there; many
vrs. In service of Bank of Montreal;
successively acting man gr. at Ottawa;
asst. Inspr., mangr.. St. .John's, Nfrl.:
second agent, New York; now and fo"
Rome yrs. man gr. at Chicago; R. C.-
Chicago, Ill.
Green, Leslie Arnold, educationist.
S. Philip H. and Emily (Willard)
G.; former of U. E. L. stock; b.
Sheffield, Co. Wentworth, Ont., Oct. 11,
1867; e. under his father, local sch..
Brantford Coli. Inst. (2nd class cert.),
Brant Co. Model Sch. (1st class cert.).
and Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1895); m.,
Aug., 1898, KItty Mary, d. Wm. Young,
Galt, Ont.; entd. teaching prof., 1886;
472
GREENE-GRE.ENSHI,ELDS,
wa.s successively principal Rosevllle
Sch., do. Dlst. Training Sch., Sault
Ste. Marie, and tlhe High Sch., fMlme
place; since 1904 has been Publlc Sch.
Il1spr, for Algoma; has filled various
other publlc positions, Including that
of presdt. of the E. rAlgoma Teachers'
Assn.; ,Is also a dlr. Y. M. C. A.; a
Lib., but not an aggressive one' a
Presb. and an elder In the ch, ; bell
ves
In a .stronger Brit. connexlon and the
development of Can. as a part of a
great Emplre.-Sault Ste. Marie, Onto
"A fair.minded and able Canadian."-
M. Witne88.
Greene, Major-General Francis Vin-
ton, civil engineer; U. S. army,
,S. Major-
nl. Geo. S. G. and .M3Il'bha
(Dana) G.; father's family 8th
generation In descent from J.ohn G.,
Sallsbury, Eng., and Providence, R.I.;
b. Providence, June 27, 1850; e. U.S.
A_cad., West Point. 1866-70; m., Feb.
2a, 1879, Mis,s Belle Eugên"le Ohievalllliê
Washington, D.C.; !promoted from
cadet 10 maj.-genl., U. ,S. army; U. S.
mH. attaché, at headquarters RJussiÍan
army during war wt.th Turkey, 1877-8;
now presdt. Niagara Oonstructlon
Co., Ont., and Niagara Power Co.'
author of .. The Russian Army and it
Campaigns In Turkey, 1877-8," .. Army
Life In Russia," .. The Mississippi
(Campaigns of the Civil War)"
.. Life of Major-General Nathana
l
Greene"; a Rep.; was chairman Rep.
Comte., N.Y. Co., 1900; del. Nat. Con-
vention, Philadelphia, do.; Proto Epls.
-303 North St., Buffalo, N.Y.; Buffalo
Club; University Club, do.; Country
Club, do.; University Club, New York;
Century Club, !io.; Metropolitan Club,
ci. Metropohtan Club, Washington.
Greenshields, Edward :Black, mer-
chant.
E. s. late John G., a well known
merchant of Glas
ow and Montreal'
grands. late Rev. Edward Black D D '
founder St. Paul's Presb. Ch., 'l\!öni
real; b. Montreal, 1850; e. High Sch.
and McGill Univ. (B.A., gold med. and
honours In mental and moral phil.,
1869;
L.D., hon., 1910); m., Oct..
1876, ElIza Eleano.r Brodie (V.-P. Mont-
real Decorative Art Assn.. 1907; first
dlrectress, Montreal Proto Orphan
Asylum, 1910). y. d. late Rev. John
Cook, D.D.. principal, Morrin Call.,
Quebec; entd. firm of S. Greenshlelds,
Son & Co., wholesale dry goods mer-
chants, which "'"as founded by his
father and grandtfather, 1833; became
a partner In the business, 1876; Is
now presdt. of Greenshle.Jds. Ltd., which
succeeded to the business, 1903; served
as a volunteer in the Victoria Rifles and
retired with rank of capt.; presdt.
Montreal Bd. of Trade, 1892; do.,
Wholesale Dry Goods Assn., 1896; Is
a dlr. Bank of Montreal, Royal Trust
Co., Standard Life Assur. Co., Ocean
Accident Corpn., G. T. P. Ry., and
Penman's Ltd.; is presdt. Pacific Pass
Coal Fields and Lethbridge Collieries,
and Western Coal and Coke Co.; V.-P.
Mexican Northern Power Co.; hon.
tI'e'9.s., .McGm UI1Jlv., 1903-11; rated
as a millionaire by Montreal Star,
1911; one of the 23 men who are
according to the Montreal Standard"
at the basis of Can. finance; Is á
councillor, Montreal Art Assn.; has
been presdt., do.; Is a gov., McGill
Unlv.; author: .. Landscape Painting
and M'Od.e.rn Dutoh Artists It (1906)'
has contributed to the Univ. Mag.;
Presb.-" The Elms," S39 Peel St.,
Montreal; St. James's Club; Mt. R01fal
Club; Forest & Stream Club; Mont-
real Hunt Club; Royal Montreal Golf
Club, do.
.. A ma.n of exce.tIent ba.La.nce a.nd (If
wide apprecLartiJo-n."-S. N.
Greenshields, James liaism1th,
lawyer.
S. late John G.. mill owner and
farmer, Danvllle, P.Q., and Margt. G.:
b. Danvllle, P.Q., 1853; e. St. Francis
Call., Richmond, P.Q., and McGm
Unlv. (B.C.L. and Elizabeth Torrance
g<;>ld med., 1876); m., Dec.. 1878.
Lizzie Thomson, e. d. Rev, Chas. G.
Glass, M.A., Springhill. N.S. ; advocate
1877; K.C. (Earl of Derby), 1889; d
'
(P. Q.), 1899; one of the foremost
commercial and criminal lawyer,s of
'his Hme; Ih-eoad oO'f 'Ì'hoe law firm
G. G. & Languedoc, Montreal; success
fuBy de.fended Annie Eastman, DonaM
lMor.l'Ilsoll, Hoop.e.r a.nd Shortls, æ.cih
ror murder: was .prose-cu.tlng attry.
In the F'aJhey-Neagle-Bu'\'!ell!U tr.lal.
othoeI"W1lse 1moQWß as rthe Grand Trunk
Ry. robbery trial; was counsel for
the loIquldalors agadnst the õirs. 01
t,he defunct Exohang.e Bank; 'ÌooQk
part in the }.lOOI ease of .Baxlter
1)S. Slllls ; was counsel for Gale
against the Equitable Life Assur. Co.,
when the co. were obliged to settle
with the plaintiff for over $100,000:
as chief counsel for a comte. of
cItizens In the matter of the pollee
Investigation In Montreal, 1894; and
was chIef counsel for Louis Riel tried
for high treason at Regina, '1885;
was also one o.f the counsel for
Hon. H. Mercier and E. Pacand, 18q2:
Is presdt. Drummond Co. Ry., City
Central Real Estate Co., Black J..akè
Consolidated Asbestos Co., and Mont-
real-London Securities Corpn.; V.-P.
Imp. Asbesto,s ,co.: a dlr. Intern.
Bank of Can., Quebec Ry., Light,
Heat & Power Co., Travellers' Life
Assur. Co., Quebec & Saguenay Ry.,
Park Realty Co., Quebec Gas Co.,
Wabasso Cotton Co.. Shawini2"Rn Car-
bide Co., Montmorency Cotton Mills Co.,
and Nat. Life Assur. Co. ; formerly V.-P.
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.; a
IJI'b., burt O'PP'osed to tlhe Ta.r.t-Fi-eld!ng
l'ecl,proclty agreement, 1911; unsu.c-
cessfuUy coniesled RJiC'h'lTI'ond antd
Wolfe (H. C.), g. e. 1887; bas
severaJ. .tlmes later dledlned nom,ln-
atlon for Parlt.; a Presb.-9 Mac-
Gregor St., Montreal; " lsuleigh
Grange," Danvi1le. P.Q.; St. James's
Club; Caf/ada Clnb: Montreal Jockey
Club, Monf1'eal; Rideau Club, Ottawa;
Garrison Club, Quebec.
Greenshields, Hon, Bobert Alfred
Ernest, judge.
Bro. J. N. G. (q.v.): b. Danvllle,
P.Q.; e. there, Danv.uIe Acad., Rich-
mond, P.Q., and McGill Unlv. (B.A.,
GREENWAY-GREGOR.
473
1883: B.C.L., ] 885): m., .Jan., 1890.
Maude A. (a cUr. Montreal Day Nur-
sery, etc.), e. d. Robt. T. Gooderham,
Toronto: advocate, 1885; K.C., 1899;
a councl1lor, Montreal Bar Assn.,
1908-9; successfully practised his prof.
In Montreal. In partnership with his
bro.; defended Dillon and Frank (alias
U Crooked Neck") Smith, Mrs. SclateJ
and Wallace McCraw, all for murder;
successfully pleaded before the .Jl.
Comte. of the P. C., Eng., 1904; was
a Lib. In 'Politics and Is a personal
friend of Sir W. Laurler: a Presb.;
apptd. a Puisne Judge, S. C., P. Q.,
.July 6, 1910.-5" Simpson St., Montreal;
St. James's Olub; Mont1'eal Ourling
Olub ,. Montreal Jockey Olub; St. George
Snowshoe Olub, do.
It When at the bar was uniformly suc.
cessful, more especially in defending crimi.
nals."-M. Star.
Greenway, John Wesley, Dom. public
service.
E. s. late Hon. Thos. G., formerly
Premier of Man., and Annie (Hicks)
G.; b. Bernie, Co. Bruce, Ont., Aug
27, 1861; e. local public and high Echs. ;
accompanied his father to Man.; for-
merly In business at Crystal City.
entd. public service, .Jan., 1898, as in-
spector of sch. lands for Can. In Man. ;
apptd. commr. of Dom. lands, Dept
of the Interior, Ottawa, Mch. 23. 19U4;
a Meth., and a del. to Genl. Con f.-
21
Oobourg St., Ottawa.
Greenwood, Lt,-Col, Henry Smith,
civil engineer.
S. late .Jas. G., merchant, and -
G., d. late Tunis L. Snook, Kingston,
Ont.: b. there, ApI. 27, 1861; e. there
and Royal Mil. CoIl.; graduated, 1882;
m., 1st, Oct., 1891, MatIlda Florence
(d. .Johannesburg, S.A., .July 14, 1903),
d. late Hon. Sir H. G. .Joly de Lot-
blnl
re : 2ndly, Feb., 1908, Miss
Dorothy May, niece Wallace Pierce,
Boston, Mass.: memo Can. Soc. C.E.,
1896; some time in Dom. Govt. ser-
vice as an engr.; employed on Corn-
wall Canal and Trent Waterways and
was asst. supdg. en gr. Trent Canal,
Peterboro, Ont.; holds a Royal Sch.
Infy. 1st class cert. and the long-
service decora tlon; long In the v. m.
service; capt. and adjt. 4th Hussars,
1886; It.-col. 3rd Dragoons, 1889;
R.O., 1907; served S. 4-frlcan War
with 1 st Regt. Can. Moun ted Rifles;
operations In Orange Free State
(Feb.-May, 1900), Including actions
at Vet River and Zand River (Queen's
med. with 3 clasps; King's med. with
2 clasps); also served in the Natal
Native RebeIllon, 1906 (med.); was
on staff Dir. of Imp. Mil. Rys. In
Transvaal, in charge of construction
coso for repairs and maintenance .of
rys., .June, 1900-May, 1902; later was
resident en gr. of the Ry. Dept.,
.Johannesburg; superintended erec-
tion of monuments In S.A. for Can.
S. African Memorial Assn, 1904; now
resides In Toronto; elected presdt. To-
ronto R. M. ColI. Club, 1911: Ang.-
St. George Apartments, Toronto.
Greenwood, Major Thomas Hamar,
lawyer; statesman.
U.E.L. descent; s. .John Hamar G.,
barrister, Whitby. Ont., and Charlotte
Churchill (Hubbard) G.; b, Whitby,
Feb. 7, 1870; e. Whitby ColI. Inst. and
T-orontto Unlv. (B.A., 1895); !In., May.
1911, Margery, d. Wallt1:er Spencer,
V'úwnhope Oourt, Heref-ordshlre, Eng.;
some time In Dept. of Agrlcul., Ont.;
went to Eng.. 1885; admitted a bar-
risot-er-at-law of Grey's Inn: el<eocte.d
pre.sdlt. -Can. Soc., Lond.on, Enog., 1906:
Lib.; declin.ed dnvd.tation 'Ìo contest
Grlmsby (Eng. H. ,C.), ,1900; send-or
M.P. for Y.ork (do.), 1906-10; re'turn.ed
for .sunderland, De.c., ,19.10; has served
n s Pa.rlty. Under-Sec'y. -to Mr. Winston
Churchlll ; presentoo to late King
Edward, 1908; for 8 yrs. lIeut. In Can.
v. m.; now major, King Edward's
Horse.-St. James Ot., Buckingham
Gate, London, S. W.; .f Orown Otflce
Row, Temple, London, E.C.; Eiahtv
Olub; Nat, Liberal Olub; Reform Club,
do.
"A pOipular speaker, with a gift of
lanoguage and a fine presence. He will
make good."-S. N.
"Whateve>r {;f SUC0&6S he has 8Ichieved
is due n()lt a.t aJll to .s. happy chaIIloo but
altoge'ther to his own- abiHty and deter.
minatton to take occa'Slion by the hs.nd."-
Dr. J. A. Macdonald.
Gregg, Charles Abraham, journallst.
Irish origin: e. s. late Abraham Ben-
nett G.; b. St. Stephen, N.B., Nov. 5,
1867; e. there; m., 1900, Stella, e. d.
Capt. Wm. Meyer, Victoria, B.C. :
trained to newspaper work on Victoria
(B.C.) Daily Times; founded Victoria
Daily Globe, 1899; later was mango ed.
Nelson Daily News, and Rossland
Daily Miner; since 1901 !has been asst.
ed. Victoria Daily Oolonist; In Decem-
ber, 1908, suggested. to Lord Milner
that the Admiralty should offer the
use of discarded cruisers to Can., thus
Inducing the Dom. to embark upon a
polIcy of creating the nucleus of a Can.
navy which would prove an Imp. asset,
Lord Milner forwarded Mr. G.'s article
to the London Times, and the same
was faV'OuTably commented on by .the
'l'imes and In a debate in the House .of
Commons, Ottawa; an ardent Imperial-
ist: Lib.; Ang.-602 Dunedin St., Vic-
t01"Ïa, B.O.
.. Has given Impe.rial thQught a new
dire.ctiQn in one of its aspects."-V. 001071-
ist.
Gregor, Leigh Richmond, educationist.
B. New Glasgow, P.E.I., 1860; e.
Prince of Wales ColI., Charlottetown,
and McGill Unlv. (B.A., 1882); post-
grad. course In romance lang. and lit.
at Unlv. of Heidelberg (Ph.D., 1896) ;
m., 1899, Marg-t., d. Dan!. Gibbens,
M.D., Boston, Mass.: has published
annotated eds. of Heine's U Harzrelse,"
Gpo. Sand's It La Mare au Dlable," an(l
FreY'tag's ".Journallsten"; lect. on mod.
lang-s., McGllI Unlv., 1892; now asso.
prof. of do. there: a dlr. and one of
the secs. Amance Nat. Françals and
V.-P. City Improvement League, Mont-
roo.l,and Fed-e.rRiblon of French A'I:If-
anees ,In U. S. and Can. ; .has lectured.
among ot-her subjects, on U The New
Can. Patriotism," UEng., Am. and Dan.
Speeoch," "The Life and Works of De
Gaspê."-139 Bayle St., Montreal; 8um-
474
GREGORY-GREY,
mer: Cambridge, Mass.; lTniversitJI
Club, Mont1'eal,
Gregory, Charles Ernest, lawyer.
S. late Chas. C. G., C.E.; b Frerl-
ericton, N.B., M3.Y 5, 1867; e. Univ.
King's ColI., Windsor, and Dalhousie
Univ. (LL.B., 1888); m., 1891, Maude
C., d. late Da vid Graham; barrister,
1887; K.C., 1905; successfully prac-
tises his prof. in Antigonish: revising
harrister undpr E. F. Act, 1892-5:
Ip'Ct. on Inte-rn. Law, St. FramC1is
Xavlpr'.s ColI., Antigonish; a Lib.; for-
merly a Con.: unsuccessfullv contestpd
Guysboro' (H.C.). Con. intf.rest, 1896
find 1900; V.-P.. Soc. Pl'pvpntion
Cruelty to Animals, Halithx; strongly
opposed to policy of Govt. ownership
and operation of our rys.; believes in
protection for Can. industries; Ang.-
u Fernwood," Anti(]()l1 ish. ?V..r;:.: A11t;(]-
onish Club, do.: Halifax Cl1lb, Ha1ifn:'C.
.. A ge.nt1eman of ex('eptionAl ability-"-
IT. Herald.
Gregory, Lt.-Col. John Johnson, far-
mer.
B. and e. Niagara Dist.: U.E.L. de-
scent; m. d. "rm. H. Reed, Port Dal-
housh>, Ont.: fillerl various municipal
offices, Including that of Reeve, both In
Niagara Dist. and North Bay, whither
hp removed, 1894; assisted in organ-
Izing first sch. and ffrst municipality h
last-named place; removprl to Lacombp.
Alta., where he hRs also entd. muni-
cipal life, 1893; a lifp-Iong militiaman:
f"ntd. VI01lUI1lteer Il11.iHtìia ,3:t 16; jolnoed
St. Catharines troop of ca\'alry, 1857.
and, passing through the severa I gradl's.
attained command of his corps, with
rank of It.-col., .June, 1883; retired, re-
taining rank, 1892; holds 1st class c.c.
rert.; seTverl during Trent affair
and Fenian Raid (med.); awarded
long service decoration; politically
Ind.; desires the fullest measure of
provl. autonomy for his province, with
the right to determine their own schs.
rmd administer their own resources;
Ang.-Lacombe, Alta.
Grenfell, Wilfred Thomason, physic-
ian; philanthropist.
S. Algernon Sydney and .Jane
Georgina (Hutchinson) G.; b. Park-
gate, Cheshire, Eng., Feb. 28, 1865;
e. Marlborough ColI., Oxford Unlv.
(M.D., 1889; M.D. (hon.), 1907), and
London Hosp.; M.A. (hon.), Harvard
Unlv., 1909; LL.D. (hon.), William!!
CoIl., do.; m., 1889, Anna Elizabeth, d.
Mrs. E. B. MacClanahan, Lake Forest,
Ill. ; .J.P.; M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P., Lond. ;
qualified for his prof. under Sir Fredk.
Treves and late Sir Andrew Clark;
accepted In 1890 the office of supdt.
of the Mlss'lon to Deep Sea Fisher-
men, which was made a royal nat.
Institution by Her Majesty the late
Queen Victoria, 1897; sailed for
Labrador, 1892, and has since been
working there; has built there 4
small mission hOsps., a series of co-
operative stores, an orphanage, and
founded vl3.rious indus. schemes. :
sel
cted as W. B. Noble lect., Harvarà
Unlv., 1911-12; awa-r,dJe-d t'he Murchi-
son Bequegt .by the Royal GoeOg. Soc.,
1911; Is ,In .fa vou,r ()If a f-ederat:lon of
Nfd. and Labrador w,ith Can.; C..M.G.,
1907; C.V.O., 19.11 ;reod. ;prIV13.'Ì'e 'inrt-er-
\'iew wfotJh KJing George, Moh., 1911;
besides many articles In Black-
wood's, The Outlook (N. Y.), The
Youth's Companion, etc., is the author
of "The Vikings 'Of To-òay," "Ad.rdfJt
on a P8JCk of lee," "A Man's Faith,"
"The ,Harvest OIf the ISøa," "Off 'Ì'he
Rocks," .. Down ,to thoe Sea," .. Lahra-
d.or: The Country and 'the Beop}ie,"
and 'Ûlth
r 'bo'Ûk1S; Anrg.-Labradm',
via St. John's, Nfd.,o St. Anthony.
Nfd,; 181 Queen Victoria St., London,
Eng.
Grenier, Amédée Léonidas Wolfred,
lawyer.
S. late .Jerome G., wholesale dry
goods merchant, Montreal. and M.
(Perrault) G.; b. . Montreal, Oct. 12,
1840; e. St. Mary's (Jesuit) CoIl.;
m., Oct., 1868, Miss Albina Fournier
(d. Jan., 1898) ; graduated B.C.L., Mc-
Gill Univ., 1863; advocate, do.; K.C.
(Earl of DerbY), 1889; In active prac-
Nee in ,MoTI'tr
a]; also, before Supreme
Ct., Ottawa; now In partnership with
his s., Armand G.; for 16 yrs. the
Dal'tne'r of .bbe løJte Hon. Mr. Justic+o
Curran; an old-time Con.; fought in
yrs. past under the banner of the late
Sir G. E. Cartier, whose last letter,
dated London, Eng., May 1, 1873, he
J{eeps with reverential care, coming
from the grea t chie'f, who d. on the
22nd -of the samoe mon-toh; .R. C.-
6 St.
Venis St., Montreal.
Grenier, Gustave, Que. pub. service.
S. late Geo. G.. Montreal; b. there,
June, 1847; e. Toronto and Quebec:
m., 1st, 1879, Miss Kate Winnifre<1
Heatley, Quebec (d. 1880); 2nd.ly,
Mch., 1889, Hêlene (V.-P. Women's
Can. Club, Quebec), e. ili late Hon. F.
G. Marehand, Lit.D., Prime ,l\tinr. .of
Quøboeoc; entd. Extve. Counoil Ofikp,
Quebec, 1867; od'epty. elk., 00., 1878;
nromoted elk. of t:he CouncH, .1887; .Is
Depty. Lt.-Gov. .for signi.ng wa'rran1:8;
I. S. 0., 1904; a J.'P. for tlhoe whooloe
province; R. C.-1fJ7 Grande Allée,
Quebec.
.. A man of Irreat personal charm and
('ourtesy."-M. Star.
Grey, Hon, Col" the Bight Hon.
Albert Henry George Grey, 4th
Earl, state,s.man; late Governor-
General of Canada.
S. late Genl. Hon. Chas. G. and
Caroline, d. Sir T. H. Farquhar, Bart.;
b. Nov. 28, 1851; e. Harrow and Trin.
Coli., Cambridge (senior In law and
hist. tripos, 1873) ; LL.D. (hon.), Mc-
Gill Univ., 1905; do. (do.). Queen's
Univ., do.; do. (do.), Laval Univ.. do.;
D.C.L. (do.), Oxon, 1909; do. (do.),
Lennoxvllle Univ., 1910; do. (do.),
Cambridge Univ., 1911; m., 1877, Alice
(was with Earl Grey In Soutlh Africa
during the Matabe]e Rebellion; in
Can. has been presdt. of the Aberdeen
Assn.: patroness, WlQmen's Welcome
Hostel, Toronto; hon. presdt. Ottawa
Maternity Hosp., VIctorIan Order of
Nurses, and Woman's branch Num.
and Antìiquarian Soc., Montreal; car-
ried on the work started by H. E. the
Countess of Minto of bestowing re-
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wards f.or well-kept gardens, Ottawa;
suggested and hooded the movement
madE by the women of OUa wa for the
reUef of the sufferers from the Fernie
fire, 1908; turned first liIod for the
monument to commemorate the battle
of Stoney Creek, 1909), d. late Robt.
Stayner Holforà, M.P.; a dlr. (and
sometime admnr. of their territories)
of the Brit. South Africa Co.; elected
M.P. for Northumberland S. (Brit. H.
C.) with Mr. E. Ridley (d'OublE return),
1878, but upon a scrutiny was un-
seated; sat f.or Northumberland S.,
1880-5 ; and for Tyneside div. of
Northumberland, 1885-6, when de-
feated; visited Oan., 1888 and 1889;
.J.P.; Gov.-Genl. and Commander-In-
Chief of Can., 1904-11; arrived In Hali-
fax and was sworn Into office there, Dec.
10, 1904; reached Ottawa, Dec. 13, and
reed. a civic welcome; during his term
of office (which was extended for 12
months, at the dIrect Instance of the
late Sovereign) visited every provInce
and section of the Doon. anà made
himself personally acquainted with
the great majority of His Majesty's
subjects therein, both old and new;
has also visited N.fd. and the U. S.;
has been the guest of ex-Presdt. Roose-
velt and of Preedt. Taft at Washington,
and was warmly welcomed by the
people of the Am. Rellmblic; has been
throughout closely Id'i!ntified with every
project, undlertaking or movement look-
ing to or calculated to be for the ad-
vancement of the public interest, and
has cheerfully given of 'his means,
whenever needed, to advance the cause
in hand; re-cd. the thanks of Parlt.
in an adidress from both Houses, pre-
serutoed to !bJim, ,May 4, .1910; also 'Of
t'he Leg.isla1ure of Orut. aßldi of eeV'eTal
other of thE Provl. Barlrts.; Ipl'eseruted
with a golld .c'up (a re.plica of the
Derby Cup) by "the M'Oßltreal .Jockey
Club, Montreal, Seipot., 1911; G.C..M.G.
(invested by King Edward in person),
1
04; G.<C.V.O., 1908; P.C., doo.; G.C.B.
(mvestoo after .leavlng Oan. .by His
:lli.'ljeSlty 1he King In person), 1911;
apptd., ex-otflcio, 'bOon. coL., Gov.-GenJ.'s
F.oo1: Gds., 1904; do. !bon. oommr.,
R.N.W.M.P., 1905: elect1Jed a Gl'and
Saohem 'Of thE I'roquois nation, 1908.;
aPtPtd. a Deopoty. Grand Chief of tlhe
Arctic Brotiherlhtooid. 1910;' was ØJlso a
patron, Vi.ctúrlan Order of Nurses' a
V.-.P. of thE United Empire Club; 'dú.
Royal 001. Inst.; presdlt. :\Iusi.c.al Fes-
tlva:ls of the Empive and hon. !pre-sd.t.
of .tlhe ,Càn. Nat. Mis.sy. Oon.grees, 'lìo-
ronto; -among .the prindpal event.s witlh
which he 'bad lpoe.rsonally t1:o do during
his 'term of .officehaV>e been: the un-
veiling of a monument to H. A.
Harper, Ottawa; the unveiling o.
a monument to the Quebec sold.lers
who fell In South Africa; a visit
paid to the West Point Mil. Acad.
U:.S.; tbe inauguration of the nelW Pro:
VInce of Alberta: attending the State
concert and re-ception of the Montreal
Bd. of Trade; a visit to Nfd.; laying
the corner stone of the lfbrary of the
Can. Mil. Inst., Toronto; the opening
or the Royal Mlrut. Ottawa; the ter-
cent. celebration of the foundation of
the City of Quebec; the establfshment
of a nat. park on the Plains of Abra-
ham, Quebec (to which project he gave
a subscrIption of $1,000) : the unveIl-
ing of the Laval Monument, Quebec;
the laying of the corner stone of the
New Legislative Blàgs., Regina; the
journey through the Arctic Regions,
via 'Vinnipeg, Fort Churchill, Hud-
son's Bay, and Nfd., to prove the
adaptability of the sea route for trade
and other purposes; the opening of
the 'llew Tubereul. SanM:arIurn at
Gre venrhurst and Lond.on, Orut.; the
opendng 'Olf t,he LaQ.y GTey 'l'uiberou l 1.
SanHal'1iums, To'oon1o and Ottalwa; 1he
laying of the corner stone 'Of ,tJbJe
Broaàview Y. M. C. A. Bldg., Toronto;
the reception given the first ships of
tlhe Roy3.il CanlWdiiaru Na.vy; t'he ull'-
veiling of a statue erected to the
memory of the late Queen Victoria by
the Berlin Chapter of the Imp. Order
of the Daughters of the Empire;
the opening of the Women's Welcome
Hostel, Toronto; the opening of the
new med. building, McGill Unlv., Mont-
real; the laying of the corner-stone of
the new Mon treal Gen1. Hosp.; the
opening of the Rivermead Golf Club,
Ot!truwa; ot!he .lay<in<g of t'he corner -st'Onoe
of the tAleXia'lldra .Þranoo, Y. W. C. A.,
T.oron10, etc.; I8Jmong tthe trop'hies
touI1doed or es't.aiboldshed by Hi's Excel-
lJenc'Y whJfle in .can. have been: a cup
far c.QIl'I1jpetiÏ,tion rto thE :\Iorutreal Horse
Show; the :marl Grey tl'Ophiy f.or figure
skating; 'tJhe EaJrl GrelY Anruwteur Dram
atJic and
usiCi3JI trophy; rtIhJe chal-
lenge cup for the Amateur Foot-
ball Championship of Can.: the chal-
lenge shield to town or city having
the greatest number of cadets to its
population; author of .. Hubert Her-
vey: A Memoir," of many state !papers
and of a volume of speeches de-
livered in Can.; is an hon. memo of
the Mt. Royal and St. .James's Clubs,
Montreal, the Halifax Club, the Quebec
Garrison Club, and the Rideau Club,
Ottawa; an Ang. (see .. Lord Grey In
Canada," by Dr. And.rew Macphail,
q.v., Oan. Century, .Jurue, 1910: pre-
seruted wH!h a soldd sLIver .ink-.Sba.'llQ. by
t!he curlers 'Of <thE Can. 'bramoh, RoYo3JI
OwLedondan Cuvldng Club, as a !are-
wen token of .t'heir este-e.m and grati-
tude, Oct., 1911.-Howick House, Les-
bury, Northumberland, Eng.; Brooks'
Club, London.
"Hiß ilJ.'flue'nce is fe-It eve.r\"where."-
Sir Sandford Fleming (q.v.). .
"A staltelSmlll.n a;nd a phi>1a'lllthropist in the
best l!emoo."-Lord Strathcona (q.v.).
"A ma,n of inoSi,ghot, inspiJroabÏJo'll and
po
ÏJtiool ge'lldus."-E. W. Thomson (q.v.).
"A ma..'ll of sbeml'iJng Ohl'isma.n chwracteor, a
loe.aæ'r .aIDlO'll.g men .and o.ne of wh()(!Il
Oa.nl8da may woeI!.1 be proud."-Bishop
Worrell (q.v.).
"A maiIJo of bJ'gh ability,
capacity
(Qtr work alJld a wi
lHn'gness too spemd his
s.breniglth im l behafif o;f eve.ry f;'OOd pubLic
objelC't."-M. Gazette.
"He oombimes, oILS few peoipl-e do., much
busimeæ-J.ike abilliity .a.nd .aon emlthusi,a:sm
which carries
\r)'othing befoll'e Ïit."-Mar-
quis of Lansdowne.
II No one had eVeT ba.1ren more pa.iJUI to
IDia,]æ hÌimself acqU6lÌmtOO. WiÍ.th <bbda CQu11Jbry
476
GREY
RIER,
and probab1y not haU -a doze'll men cooJd
be found in the Do.mi'l1,wn who knew
CaiJ18da Bð t.hol'mlghly."-Sir Richard Cart-
wright (q.v.).
.. In his peTSOIn', iiJ1 his ide-as, in his rest.
Ie6S ene.rgy, he re.oa.Llos the t)'J>e of the great
adve'l1ture.rg who sailed the Span.ïsh mSli'll,.
There is aoout him the very 8il'Oma. of the
Icnighrthood of the 16th CIe'IllÌuxy. whose 1l"8-
g'l"IIImC6 linge.rs lom.g in the OOl'ridors of
tåme."-W, T. Stead.
.. He brought to the JI'O'9t unrusu.al gift.!!.,
a high Be.nee of duty a.nd a broo.d grasp of
the Imperiw problem in a.Ll its phases.
From the O'Utset he halS re-oognñzed th.a.t
Oa.n4ld.a. wishes to be rega.rded as .an auxiLi-
ary kingdom, ra.ther than .as a mere de-
pefIJde,ncy of the Mo!Jhe<r COWl'iJry. He ha
take'll a lively and helpfUtl wttereet in a
numbe<r of impoll'bant nl8<tiofIJlIlJI movemefIJibs,
his tact has been unofa.io1in
, Sind when he
oomea to' quilt Rideau HaM he wiU lea,ve
OOhind; him in this oounltry :a host of
fl"ie'Ilds, and he will ooal1' back with him to
the Sorvere,ign whom he re.prege!I1Its the 8311011-
ta.Won6 of a loya.l D-oaniruiofIJ."-T. News.
.. But it i.s a.s ,a 9tudetnlt of Oana:doa's
resoUll'ces a.nd a prolphect of he,r mighty
deostiny that. EI8Ir'I Grey o.ccutpies a pLace an
his own.. Few noative-born Oanoadians have
seen so much of the DomindO'll' in a Life-
time a.s the Go<rernor-
nem1 has d'llring
the past six years. He has the mstin,('t
()f tihe pionee,r 0If large viSlio.n,. The old
dJays when Rhodesi'a was his oa.re in the
formatJive pel1'iod bent his th>OlUghts toward
empire-bThi
di.ng. The edge 0If civiLi7Jation
f.ascinoa.tes håm. He Í8 quÍ1te manHestily
more i.n his eloemeiJ1i11 expJ.o.ri'l1g the. shoref;
of Hudso.Qo Bay than in the ctroumscribed
ro'llnd of so'CÍoal dulbies wtItIaoehin.g to his
o.ffice, .aM.horugh håa soda1 qu r a. 1 ,j,tlies p1a.ce
hirm .a1om.ogs1de the w.i.bty Dufferin,"-T.
Globe.
.. T;t 'MJouM be d
fficuilit ro spetak too
highly of His ExcelJency's work in this
cQunltiry. His ß}lIIlpoathies .are broad, his
insight keen, his energies unfailing, and
he has &nch a kYve for C8II1Ia.d18 and her
})eO.ple oas to oope,n aH healJ'bs. Lord Grey
ha.s allws}1S stood for Oano!ldi.am. hoano,geneoity
and a. broad-based imipetrl'a;LiIml, a'Dd he wi.lJ
leoa,ve a be'Ddgn wfiue'lÞOO ()Iß moany phases
of Oaißadil8iJ1J Life, 00th useful alld omla.
m('lnt3'l. He has mlÌereosted himæ]tf in the
details of fo1'e.gtry, of mining, the' fisheries,
agriculrture, mafIJ,ufacturing. .a.m, mu.si,c, loa.n-
guage., eduoa.tJÍIOIn
the fight aga.inst tuber-
(,nOOsie, and a hundred olther activities, amd
he boas eonlte-red inlto them a:JoI with a ze,st
t.hB.1t h'as be-em of itæ-lof refreshi'l1.g, ood has
given thai!; oontin.ued impelÌus whi.ch make
('allee'S sucC'e'SSful."-M. Witness.
.. During his 00rm i'D OallJl8dJa. Eoarl Grey
had spalN'd no effOll't to bring the FreiJ1lch
IImd English race'S mOIre dose
y togethell'.
He had endeavoured to prQID.ote the use of
the French language- by the EiJ1'!!;1lish ma.
joroitv.. He had promoted the. fo'rm.a
ÍIoo1
00 c1ruib-s w helT'e 1J'OOiP'1e of the two roa ceos
oould meet. He had ende.av011red to make
more wideav Jrn()IWoJ'I the re.oo.rds of French-
Canadoian heroes and by all these works he
w()ou
d be mOoSt kind.1v remembered by the
Rrenl'h i'l1 Oanada. HitS experienoo in the
beaut!ifi08iÌ1ioiJ1 and emhcllHshnwnlt o.f citñeos
had bee-n given free']y to Oa.n'a4a.. A8 an
instance of tMs, he wOlUld say thllit while
in :MOiJ1.trea! Elai!'l Grey had oolI1ferrred with
the civic 6.uth.o
iti.es Be too ,pLams fur the
berautifica.t.ïO'Il of that city and improving
the oonditJio'l15 8@ t<> paiTks Mld dweUings
for the pooreit' peoop1e."-Senator Dandur-
and (q.v.).
Grey, Francis William, Dom. pUblic
service; litterateur.
5th s. late Admiral Hon. Geo. G.,
R.N., and Jane Frances (Stuart) G.;
grands. Cha.s., 2nd Earl Grey, K.G.,
Prime Minister of Eng.; b. Eng., Jan.
8, 1860; e. there; Lit. D. (Ottawa
Univ.), 1908; m., 1885, Jessie, d. -
Rolland, Ste. Marie de Monnolr, P.Q.;
a dir. Ottawa Tubercul. Assn..; em-
ployed in the Archives Bureau, Ot-
tawa, since 1908; previously prof. ûf
Eng. lit. and rhetoric, Unlv. of Ot-
tawa; well known as a c.ontributor to
the Univ. Mag., Montreal, The lIIonth,
and other pe.rlodicals; author: II Six-
teen-Ninety," a play (1904); has also
;published .. Le Curê de St. Phdloi1})þe," a
tale, and a vol. of poems; R.c.-
n7
Daly Ave., Ottawa.
Grier, Alexanð.er Monro, lawyer.
S. late Chas. G., L.R.C.P.. St. Ives,
Cornwall. Eng.; e. Manma Hall, Clif-
ton, nr. Bristol, Eng.; m., July, 1892,
Mary Christana Beatrice, widow Jas.
Campbell, and d. late Capt. John
Douglas, H.E.I.C.S.; barrister (En g.),
1882; do. (Ont.), 1884: K.C., 1902;
pngd. as junior counsel for Can. Pac.
Ry. Co., In arbitration between Dom.
Govt. and Can. Pac. Ry.. with refer-
e-noce Ito B. C. sec. of Can. Pac. Ry. ; al80
an ,a'rbHoratlon and .llitigation with t'he
con.toraotors ún otlhe Lake Sup-plr.ior sec. ;
afterwards was engd. principally In
parIty. practice tm 1901, when apptd.
to present position as secy. and solr.
Can. Niagara Power Co.: elected 2nd
V.-P., do. do., 1905: Is also secy. and
treas., and a dlr. Clifton Hotel Co.;
poleeted 'Pl"esdrt:. Ndoaga.I'a ThUs Oan.
Olub, 19.11; /has Ilectured ún .. Tlhe
Quald.tioes wlhiclh go Ito rnak.e uop a Good
Oitizen of It'hie EmpiÏre " ; An.g.-
Niagara Falls, Ont.; Rideau Club. Ot-
tawa; Niagara Club, Niagara Falls.
N.Y,
Grier, Major Edmund Wyly, painter.
S. Chas. G., L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S.: b
Melbourne, Australia, Nov. 26, 1862;
came to Can., 1876; e. Bristol. Eng..
and U. C. ColI.; m., 1895, Florence
Geale, e. d. J. Geale Dickson. South-
ampton, Eng.; studied for his prof.
at the Slade Sch. of Art, London,
Eng., .Jul.lan s, Paris, and In the
Scuola Libera, Rome; R.C.A., 1894;
also a memo Ont. Soc. of Artists; Is
now and has been for several yrs.
presdt. of latter bOdy; elected V.-P.
Can. MIL Inst., 1903; do. presdt. Arts
and Letters Club, Toronto, 1909; ex-
hibited Royal Acad., London, 1886, a.n.d
subsequently; Paris Salon (med.. 1890) ;
silver med. for 'PortraIture, Pan-Am.
Expn., Buffalo, 1901; painted portrait
Prof. Goldwin Smith for Bodleian
Library, Oxford; his other works In-
elude: Sir .John A. Macdonald, Hon.
Eòward Blake, Sir Oliver Mowat, Sir
W. R. Meredith, Sir Wm. Mulock, SIr
W. G. Falconbridge, Sir Sandford
Fleming, Senator Wood, and many
other Can. public men; has lectured on
II Some Great Port'I'8lit P.alnoters,"
GRIER-GRIFFIN.
477
.. Modern Art," >etc.; forme.rly major
in command 9th Toronto Floe-lid B8Jt-
1ery; res'Igned, 1905; iAng.-" Ben
Eden," 78 Gormley Ave., Toronto, Ont.;
National Club; Arts and Letters Club,
do.
.. Remarkably able; destined to be.come
a. leader in his profession, if he is not &0
aJready."--Sir Sandford Fleming (q.v.).
Grier, Miss Bose, educationist.
E. d. late Rev. John G., M.A., Ang.
rector, of Belleville, Ont.: b. and e.
there; lady principal the Bishop
Strachan Sch., Wykeham Hall, To-
ronto, for 20 yrs., from Its estabUsh-
ment, 1876: author of .. Alleviations,"
a book of verse (1905); (see Bp.
Strachan Sch. Mag., 1905, for an ap-
preciation of her work and character.)
-Toronto.
Grierson, John Arthur, lawyer.
Scotch and Eng. origin; s. Wm. aud
Ke>aren G.; 'b. KentvU>le, N.S., July 3,
1864; e. Kentvllle Acad., Pictou Acad.,
Normal Sch., Truro, and Dalhousie
Univ. (B.A., 1891; LL.B., 18-93); m.,
1897, Miss Edie Annie Freeman, Wey-
mouth, N.S.; barrister, 1893; N.P.,
1893; commr. Sup. Ct., 1894; stipend.
mgte., 1901: sch. trustee since 1896;
elected to Municipal Council, 1901:
hiJ?;h counsellor. I. O. F.. N. S., 18!16-8 '
also D. D. G. M., I. O. O. F. >tor Mar.
Provinces; a Con., and V.-P. Llb.-Con.
A>ssn., C:o. Di,gby, 1894-.1903; unsuc-
cessfully con.testlOO DIg.by (H. C.) .
g. e. 1904.-Wellmouth Bridge, N.S.
Grierson, Bev, Bobert (Presb.).
S. John G., a veteran Christian
worker in Labrador and elsewhere; b.
Halifax, N.S. : e. Dalhousie Univ.
(B.A., 1890; M.D., 1897); m.; gradu-
ated presb. CoIl., Halifax, 1893; o.
1898; since served as a missionary in
Korea; famed as a lecturer.-Korea.
Griesbach, Major WilUam Antrobus,
lawyer.
Belongs to Austrian ::md German
bran
hes of the family; s. Major Arthur
Hy. G., late H. M.'s 11th Hm
sars,
Imp. Cape Mounted Rifles, and R. ]I;
W. M. P., and Emma G.: b. Fort Qu'-
Appelle. Sask., Jan. 3, 1878: e. St.
John's ColI., Winnipeg; m., Jan., 1906,
Miss J:tnet Scott McDonald Laudpr:
IbarrlsteT, 1901; ald., Edmonton, 1905-
06; mayor, do., 1907-8; elected 'þTesd.t.
Union of .Alherta MunicinallUes, HOI):
a Con.: an Imp. federatlonlst; presdt.
Fed. Elect. Dist. Con. Assn.; elected
presdt. Can. Club, Edmonton, 1910;
unsuûee.ssfully conteSlt.ed Edmünrton
(Local), g. e. 1905; served in Can.
Mounted Rifles. during S. A. War
(Queen's med., with 4 clasps) : gazetted
capt. 19th Alberta Mounted Rifles, May
4, 1908: major, June, 1910; author of
a few short stories and essaY'S and
papers on municipal matters; Ang.-
196 Sixth st., Edmonton, Alta.; Edmon-
ton Club.
.. Y{)un
, but level-headed, a ready
speaker, a natural and forceful leader."-
S. N.
Griffin, Alfred, engineering profes-
sion.
B. London, Eng., 1861: e. St. Ste-
phen's, Westminster, and under private
tutor: m.: studied for englng. prof.,
takIng a course at King's CoIl.; came
to Can., 1887; an expert in gas mat-
ters; presented with silver med. by
Nat. His. Soc., Montreal, June, 1909,
on completing 21 yrs. active service
as supdt. of that body; holds also
bronze med. St. John's Ambulance
Assn.: a memo Can. Entomol. Soc.
(Iocal branch), a gov. St. George's
Soc., and a prominent Freemason: a
Prot.: a Con.: an ardent Imp.-15!
Drummond St., ftIontreal.
Griffin, Edward Scott, Can. ry. ser-
vice.
Eng. origin: s. late Gilbert G., P. O.
Inspr., London, Ont., and AmeUa G.,
3rd d. late Capt. John Harris, R.N..
the first to board and the last to
leave the steamer Caroline .on the
Nbl
ara River durln
the rebe11l0n,
1837-8: b. and e. Londün, Ont.; m., Oct.,
1901, Mabel, 2nd d. Sir Wm. Mac-
kenzie, K.B. (q.v.), Toronto; barrister,
1892; sometime private secy. to Sfr
,T. P. Whitney, when leader Onto Leg-
Islative Opposition; also secy. Onto
Con. Assn.; supdt. Can. Northern Ry.
(express and telegraph system), 1901-
8; sln.oo 'then 'has been gen'l. mangr. en-
tire eX>press and telegraph system;
presented.- with ,Mrs. G., to
Ing
George, "'Buok,ingham Palace, .May,
19.11.-5 Clarendon Ave., Toronto; To-
ronto Club, do.
Grimn, BE'v, Frederick Bobertson
(Unit.).
S. Rev. Richard Andrew G. (Unit.),
author and artist; b. ZanesvUle, 0.,
May 3, 1876; e. Bates CoIl. (B.A.,
1898), and Harvard Dnlv. (S.T.B.,
1901); m., Oct., 1902, Miss Edith J.
Bell, Northampton, lMass.: o. 1902;
pastor All Souls' Ch., Bralntree, Mass.,
1901-9; do. Ch, of the Messiah, Mont-
real, since Sept., 1909: chairman of
t,rustees Thayer PubIlc Library, Braln-
t'1'OO, 1902-9; a dår. Unit. S. S. Soc.,
BOStton, 1903-7.-Church of the Mes-
siah, lIIontreal.
Griffin, Frederick Thomas, Co,n rail-
way service.
B. Waterdown, Ont., Oct. 29, 1853;
e. public and hlp;h schs., Hamilton;
m., Sept., 1878, Edna E., d. Charles
Walker, Toronto; In service Ontario
Govt. (Dept. of Educ.), 1875-82; then
In service Can. N. W. Land Co.: since
1883 In service Land Depot., C. (P. Ry.
Co., Winnipeg; chief elk., do., 1885;
asst. land commr., do., 1890; since
1900 Ifmd commr., do.: Ang.-Winni-
peg; Manitoba Club, do.
GrImn, James Young, merchant.
S. Michael T., a native of N. S.,
and Sophia (Jackson) G.; b. Co.
Halton, Ont.. Oct. 28, 1857; e. there;
m., 1884, Minnie (d. June, 1903), d.
Lachlan Campbell, S1. Thomas, Ont.;
removed to Winnipeg, 1883; entd.
pork packing busIness; since 1904
presdt. and gen.!. man gr. :T. Y. G.
& Co., Ltd., an extensive concern,
having branches at various points In
the N. W. and B. C.; chief promoter
Dom. Produce Co. (L. P.. 1905) and
Lethbridge Collieries (1906); a dlr.
478
GRI
FIN-GRIFFITH,
Bole Drug Co., Ont., Man., & West-
ern Land Co., Annuity Co., and those
008. previouSily menoW'oned.- Winnipeg;
lIfanitoba Club; St, Charles Country
Club, do.
Gri
ti
f;t
Ohn Joseph (R.C.), ed
-
S, Jeremiah and Mary G.; b. Corn-
Ing, N.Y., June 24, 1859; e. Ottawa
Undv. (B.IA., 1881; ,M.A., 1883);
Bitud.ied 'tihOOl., Ottawa Dioc. Berny.;
o. 1885; 'inmr. rplhJyslos, OttJarwa Uruiv.,
1885-6; 1nstr. ohemistry, St. Tlhomaos
Aquinaos COllI., O:Lm'bl'iÒJgevor.t:. Mass.,
1886-7; !prO!!. clhemlst., OtJtawa UllJiv
1887-90; gored. sltu-denot, chemdst::
physics land 1II1.aJt1h., .Jûhns Hopldns
Univ., BaJltLmoI'e, .1890-5 (PIh.D.); at
same time oonduotJing c.lasses in
ohemist., St. Josewh's Berny. and Notre
Damoe, Mid.; !prof. ohemdst., CatJh. Univ.
of Am., sdnce 1&9,5; also dean :facuRy
of ,pIhil., do., 19()'3-5, rand dean facullty
ot science, 00., sirucoe .1908; :memo Acrn.
Ohem. Soc., .ft..A.A.S., ISoclety Ohern.
Industry, Deu'ÌSClhe Chemrisohe Gese.l:l-
scfuJaJflt, J?eUJtsCll}e :BunsEm GeselollscJhaft.
-;-Cathohc Umv, 0/ America Wash-
mgton, D,C.,. University Club, do.
Griffin,
artln Joseph, Dom. public
fJ
e; ex-journalist; literary
S, Capt. P. G., merchant
arine' b
St. J'OIhn's, N1'd., Aug. 7, 1847; came to
Can., 1854; e. St. Mary's CoIl., Hali-
fax, N.S. (B.A.); LL.D. (hon.), Dal-
hom;ie Univ., 1902; do. (do.): McGill
Un Iv., 1909; m., 1872, Harriet, d. latE'
'Ym. Starratt, Liverpool, N.S.; bar-
rister (tst class cert.), 1868; success-
fully practised his proto in Halifax'
aSISlsteð H
. Jas. McDorua;ld (q.v.) i
preparing hIS case as counsel for N.S.
before the Hal1fax Fisheries Comn..
1873; an early contributor to the news-
paper and mag. press ot Can. and thE'
United Kingdom, and so continues to
this day; author ot the series of
articles, devoted to literary criticism
appearing In the Mon treal Gazetté
under the heading: "At Dodsley'.s" ; as
a journalist served first on the Halifax
Chronicle; was ed. ot the Halifax Ex-
press, 1868-74; editorial representative
ot the Toronto Mail at Ottawa, 1879-
81; edltor-In-chlet, do. do., 1881-85;
since then, has been one ot the two
parIty. librarians at Ottawa; eecy. of
the Royal Comn. to enquire Into the
condition ot the C.S., 1880; has con-
tributed to ne
rly aU the Can. mags.
and to Blackwood's, The Forum, and
other high-class Eng. and Am. publiÏca-
tlons; C.M.G., 1907; unsuccessfully
contested. Halifax (Local), Con. In-
terest, g.e. 1874; a R.C.-319 Daly Ave.,
Ottawa; Ottawa Golf Club, do.
.. An .able wdter and an &UJthQritr on
all literary ques.tioll8."-M. & E.
Grl1!!n, Watson, author; journalIst.
S. latJe Geo. D. G.; 'b. HamUtoOn.
Ont., Nov. 4, ,1860; (U. E. L. de-
scent); -e. pubJiic 'schs. and ColI.
Inst. rtheore; pas,g.ed true sendor ma-
1:'rdoula,Uon ex.amn. at Tororuto Undv
but did not graduate; after serving ås
a sch. teacher tor a brlet period, sought
E'mt>loyment on the newspaper press
and has since been connected with var-
Ious Can. and Am. journals; was mango
ed. Montreal Family Herald and
Weekly Star for over 9 yrs. and after-
ward for some time chlet ed. writer
on the Mon treal Dailu Star; In Nov.,
1902, became man gr. of the II Made In
Canada Educational Campaign," Inau-
gurated by Can. manfrs.; besides act-
Ing as ed. writer tor Industrial Canada,
the organ of the Can. Manfrs. Assn.,
prepared and sent out a large number
of pamphlets and leafiets on this ques-
tion (about a million copies being dis-
tributed during the first year and a
halt ot the campaign), while he has
dellvered a number of speeches In ad-
vocacy of higher protection at ban-
quets and public meetings; since Nov.,
1910, has been ed.-in-chief of The
Can. Century and Can. Life and Re-
sources (Montreal); In addition to
contrlbut.ing to various Am. and
Brit. mags. and revs., has published,
separately, the following: II The Pro-
vinces and the States; or, Why Can.
does Not Want Annexation" (1884);
II Twok," a novel (1886); II An Irish
Evolution" (1887), treating ot Home
Rule from an Am. standpoint; II Can.,
the Land ot Waterways" (1890), pub-
ItiShed ,by the Am. Geogreph. Soc.,
.. Protection and Prices" (1904), and
a number ot smaller pamphlets.-
"Can. Century" Otfice, Montreal.
II A man who has d'Ü'ne the State some
service."-Late Bon. Tholluu White.
.. W,hatever he undertakes to do .is sure
to be done welI."-M. Gazette.
Griffith, Alexander BrandaU, physician.
U. E. L. stock; S. late Jas. and
Ellen (Randall) G., WeIland, Ont.;
b. there, 1864; e. Ann Arbor, Mich.;
m. Miss Mary L. Milne; M.D.
(homeop.), N. Y., 1891; now and tor
some yrs. med. supdt. Montreal
Homeop Hosp.; Ind. In politics; Bap-
tist.-f!l Peel St., Montreal,
Griffith, Rev, John (Pres b.).
B.A. (Toronto Univ.), 1895; gradu-
ated Knox CoIl., Toronto, 1897; o.
do.; m., May, 1901, Marguerite A., d.
Thos. Rogers, Toronto; a mlssy. of
the Can. Presb. Ch., Honan ChIna;
edits The Honan Refugee.-Òhang-te-
fu, Honan, China.
Griffith, John, actor.
Welsh and Scotch parentage; s.
John and Agnes G.; b. Hamilton,
Ont., Dec. 18, 1868; e. Springfield,
Ill., whither his father had removed;
made his debut as an actor with
Mrs. D. P. Bowers, 1888; first ap-
peared as a II star," 1893; success-
fully produced Sir Hy. Irving's ver-
sions ot II The Bells," .. Chatterton,"
.. The Fool's Revenge," and .. Faust" ;
has since toured the country in
Shakespearian roles.-Care "Dramatic
1I1irror/' New York.
Griffith, Brev, Thomas (Meth.).
B. Harrowsmith, nr. Kingston, Ont.,
Mch.3, 1844; e. Newburgh (Ont.) High
Sch. and Toronto Unlv.; M.A., Bloom-
field Univ., Ill.; Ph.D., do.; m. Miss
Agnes Edmondson (Charges), Brant-
tord, Ont.; o. 1883; has held pastor-
ates at Toronto, PhIladelphIa, U,S.,
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Kingston. BrockvUle, Quebec. Mont-
real, and St. Thomas; now retired; a
del. to GenI. Conf. on several occa-
slons; ha,s been secy. Toronto Conf.;
asst. secy, GenI. Conf., and! !presdt.
Montreal Conf.; a memo of comte.
formulating the basis of union of the
Ieth. Ch, in Can.; one of those who
advocated the conversion of the Plains
of Albl'alham into a pUlbHc :park.-188
Dowling Ave., Toronto.
Griffl.th, William Linny, Dom. public
service.
S. .John and Mary Elizabeth (Row-
lands) G.; b. Bangor, North Wales,
Aug. 16, 1864; e. Grocers' Co. Schs.
and City of Lond. ColI.; m. Miss J.
Ruth Sutherland, Co. Huron, Ont.;
came to Can., 1882; for some yrs. a
successful farmer in Southern Man.;
one of rthe first wheat exporters to
Eng. ; Dan. C'Ü'ITh1l1eroial agent to Wa,le,s,
1897; 'later sp.ecil3.l,ly apptd. to Pa.ta-
gon,ia, and brought Welsh sle,tl'loers ,to
Ca.n. from there; apptd. 'to succeed .J.
G. Colmer (q.v.) as secy. Hqg!h
Commr.'.s Offioe, London, En-g.. 'Moh. 1
1903; inaugureteod lte-Cture.s on Can. li
Lond-on for busines,s men, 1904;
sinûe then deliwred 'many (pubLic l,etC.
tures and addresses iHustraotin.g .tn.'I'
grow,t'h of Can. and 1'he many !phase"!!
of her developnrerut; author: "The
Domiruion of Canada" (" .AJLl Red: ..
series; 191.1); íPresoen.ted :to the late
King and Qu-een. 1907; Ipre.s.enlted to
King George and Queen Mary. Buck-
ingham PiaJlace, .Jurue, 191'1; 'Present,
b}- 1nvoita:tio,n, I3.Jt t'hoe cOl'onat.Ï:on of
Thoe.ir MajesNes. d.o.-Canadian Office
L
ndon, Eng.; White Lodge, 60 Tuls
HÛI, London, S. W., Eng.' Emm'son
Man.; Devonshire Club; Cfznada Clztl/
L
'
DO'In,g a vast amQ
l1Jt of gooo wOlrk
f()l1' the Dom.,inoÏon....-T. Globe.
".\ man of experience. and othl'rwise
wel1l1 fitted [()11' his present post. "-M. Star.
Griffl.ths, Thomas James Turnbull,
labour leader.
B. Liverpool, Eng., Sept. 1, 1859;
e. there; m., Aug., 1888, Miss Cecilia
aud Speary; came to Can. 188.';
Joined Knights of Labour, 1886; pre-
sident Brass Workers' Union, 1892; a
del. Federated Trades and Labour
Council, do.; joined Socialist Labour
party,. Montreal, 1893, subsequently
becommg nat. secy. Socialist Labour
Paflty of Can.; for a time seocy. Pio-
neer Free Thought Club, Montreal;
founded Nat. Trades and Labour Con-
gress of Can.. Berlin, Ont.. Sept. 18,
1902, of which he has since been
secy.-treas. and genl. organizf'r ; a
t'orrespondent Dom. Labour Gazette'
has lectured' on "Can. Trade Union:
ism, Jots Philosophy and Idealism'" Is
a Christian of the TIOlstoyan tYI>é.-
188 Fullum St.,
Iontreal.
Grigg, Richard, Eng-. public
ervicl'.
S. Richard and Matilda Clara (Leth-
bridge) G.; b. Plymouth, Eng., Sept.
6, 1847; e. Elmira, N.Y.; m. Clara,
d. Adolphus Ayer, Plymouth; long
engd. .In manfg. and business pursuits
in Eng.; first came to Can., 1872; was
a Special Commr. to Can. for H.M.'s
Bd. of Trade, 1906; apptd. H. M.'s
Trade Commr. !f.or Can., 1909; ha
seen much of Can. and U. S.; author
.. Conditions and Prospeoclts of Brit.
Trade in Canada," and VQI1lous othør
officii3.J1 -blue books.-The New Sher-
brooke, Montreal; Wingfield, Devon-
port, Eng.; St. James'8 Club, Mont-
real; Con8titutional Club, London:
Royal Western Yacht Club, Plymouth.
Eng.
"A ze.a.tous t!eTV&nt o.f the Empiore."-
H. E. Earl Grey (q.v.).
.. KnoW's Ca,nada., bath e.ast and west,
as few Oa.n<adians do.; his dutieß a.re beoin.g
l'a.re.fuloly and fait.hfuLly operfQrmed."-Can.
Municipal Journal.
Grigg, Rev. Samuel Edward (Bapt.).
S. Thos. and Anna (Prince) G.,
Somerset, Eng.; b. Hatch Beauchamp,
Somerset, .Jan. 29. 1867; came to Can..
1888; e. Woodstock CoIl. and McMas-
ter Unlv., Toronto (B.A., 1900); m.,
.June, 1901, Miss M. Edna Starr, Brook-
!in, Ont.; o. 1900; pastor Bapt. Ch.,
Ing>ersoll, 1904; -d.-o., -Brockvllle. Nov.,
1905; nl()w a.t Toronto.-14 Macdonell
Ave., Toronto.
Grlmison, Hon. James A" retired
judp;e.
S. .John and Margt. G., who eml-
gratf'd from N. of Irel. and settled In
Tp. Hope, Co. Durham, Ont., 1842;
b. there. .Tan.. 1843; e. public and
high schs., Port Hope; moved to
Neb., U.S., 1870; co. supdt. of
schs., 1874-8; admitted to the bar,
187 ß: :I times public prosecutor;
judp;e Co. Ct., 1884-8;' do. Dist. Ct..
1899-1904; formerly grand master
Cryntic Masonry; allied to Rep. party,
1870-91: since a PoIP'llUst; OIp-þOse-d. to
so-cal'le'd: modern Imperialism; a Lib-
erallst in religion.-Schuyler, Neb.
Grimmer, George X., physician.
Fifth s. Geo. S. G., Q.C.. and Mary
Allan G., 11. Jate Wm. Hazen, Wood-
stock, N.R; b. St. Andrews, N.R,
1867; e. Charlotte Grammar Sch.,
con, Sch., Fredericton, and N. B.
rnh'. (B.A.. 18Rì) ; gradmltpd M.B..
C.M. (Edinbur
h Univ.), 1892; spent
a year in attendance at the London
hospitals; settled in genl. practice.
South Queensferry, Scot.. 1893; ap-
pointed med. health oiTr. to that
burp;h. with charp;e Dlst. Cottage
Fever Ho.sp.: was also med. oiTr. Earl
of Hopetoun',s estate; a memo Queens
ferry Town Council, 1895-8; relin-
quished p;pnl. practice and took up
special study of ear, nose, throat, and
eye. holdinp; In succpssion the posi-
tions of house surg. in the eye dept.
and ear, throat, and nose depts. of the
Edlnburp;h Royal Infinny. ; aftl"r-
wards attf'ndf'd the clinics of Polit-
zer, etc.. in Vienna: plectpò F.R.C.R.
Ðdin., 1900; took M.D. (Edin.), with
honours for a speda.l thesis, 1901; re-
turning to Can., was apptd. asst.
laryngol.. Montreal Genl. Hosp., 1902:
has contributed to the Archive8 of
Otology and thp Montreal Med. Jour-
nal.-169 Peel St., l'tlontreal.
Grisdale, The Bight Rev, John (Aug.),
bl
hòp.
S. Robt. and Allee G.; b. Bolton,
Lancashire, Eng., June 25, 1846; e,
480
GRISDALE-GROUT.
Ch. Missy. CoIl., IsUngton; m., Nov.,
1871, Anne, d, .T. Chaplln, Hinckley,
LelcestersihlTe; 0 1872; .f-or a tlm
a
master In St. .Tohn's CoIl. Agra,
India; a,lso as.st. mlnr. Old Oh., Oa..1-
cutta; curate Broomfield, Eng., 1872-
73; came to Man., 1873, since when
has held the following appts: Incum-
bent St. Andrew's and asst. finan.
secy. of the C. M. S. for Rupert's
Land, 1873; dncumbenrt: Holy TI1ln.,
Winnipeg, 1874-6; do. Christ Ch., do.,
1876-82; prof. system, theol., St.
.Tohn's ColI. and canon St. .Tohn's
Ca't'h., 1876-82: dean of Rupert's Lanð
and prof. pastoral theol.,' St. .Tohn's
Coli., 1882-6; also prolocutor of Ru-
pert's Land and depty. prolocutor-
gent Synod of Can.; elected 3rd Bp.
of Qu' Arp.pelIe, 1896; an unsuccessful
candidate for Bishopric of Rupert's
Land, 1905; long a councillor and nn
examr. Man., Unlv.; elected a
enatot'
Sask. Unlv., 1907; a del. to the genl.
convention of the Proto Epls. Ch. of
the U. S., 1895; attended Lamheth
Con f., ] 897; Pan-Ang. Cong., London.
1908; B.D. (Archbp. of Canterbury),
1875: D.D. (St. .John's CoIl.): hon.
D.C.L. (Trln. Unlv.), Toronto, 1893;
presenbed Ito The,lr Majesties 1'h
labe
KIng and Queen, BuckIngham Palace,
London, .July, 1908; a lifelong Con.;
reg.arddng oeoduæ.tlon, <thinks moral.ttr
should have a rellglous basIs.-BiBhop's
Court, Indian Head, Sa8k.
II A man of rare tact. ripe- wisdom and
kindliness of heart."-Can. Ch, Mall.
Grl8dale. J08eph Hiram. Dom. public
service.
S. AI'bert D. and Elizabeth (SImp-
son) G.; b. St. Marthe, P.Q., Feb.,
1870: e. Vankleek Hill Acad., Albert
Coil., Belleville, Ont., Onto Agricui.
Ooll. (gold med.), Toronto Unlv. and
Iowa State CoIl. of Agricul., Ames, Ia.
(lst class honours); m. Mi'SS Laura
Vipond, Hudson, P.Q.; in early life a
public sch. teacher; agriculturist, Cen-
tral Experimental Farm, Ottawa, 1899-
1911; since then, dlr. Dom. Experi-
mental Farms.-Dom. Experimental
Farm, Ottawa.
"A worthy successor o-f the talented Dr.
Saunders."-O. Citizen.
Groff. Henry Harris, banker.
S. Hy. G., banker, Simcoe, Ont.,
and Berenice A. (Harris) G., Inger-
soll, Ont.; b. Simcoe, Ont., 1853; e.
there: m. Miss Ellen Mary Skynner,
'I'oronto : Is rnangr. Molsons Bank.
Simcoe; presdt. Norfolk Union Agri-
cut Soc. and Simcoe Hortlcul. Soc.;
a hybrldlst; specialty: the gladiolus;
winner of gold med., Pan-Am. Expn.,
and grand prize, World's Fair, St.
Louis, 1904, besides other awards;
author of many. articles on plant
breeding: Lib.: Ang.-Simcoe, Onto
"A wizard of flo<ricultu.re."-S.N.
Grondin. Slméon Eugene, physIcian.
S. E. and C. (Morin) G.; b. Que-
bec, .Jan. 11, 1862: e. Quebec Semy.;
m., 1st, Dec., 1888. MI.le. Marie Z.
Mlèlte, French Ardennes (d.); 2ndly,
.June, 1908, Clothilde, d. Hon. Sir L. A.
.Jettê (q.v.), K..c.M.G., late Lt.-Govr. of
Quebec; M.D. (Laval Unlv.), 1885;
post-grad. course at Dublin and Paris,
studying more particularlY diseases of
women; practises his prof. In QuebE"c,
where he estabd. a private hosp. (the
first existing In that city), 1831; np-
ptd. a - memo of .the med. faculty,
Laval Unlv., 1889: also on the staff
of the Hotel Dleu, Quebec; Is an oiTr.
de I'Inst. Publlque (apptd. by the
Frf'nch Govt.); In extf'nslve practice,
both as a physlcln.n and surg.; R.C.
-.f5 Ste. Ursule St., Quebec,
Grothê, Louis Ovlde, manufacturer.
B. MontrE"al, Oct. 26, 1856: e.
there: m. Mlle. David: long eng.d. In
commercla.l life, first In the re1all and
S'Ubsequently and now In the wJholesale
cigar trade: head of L. O. G. & Co.,
cigar manf'rrs., employing over 300
hands, Montreal: has dione a great deal
to Improve tobacco cullture In Can.;
()IWßOS a mode.] -tÜ'ba.coo fano at Ste.
Monlque, P.Q.: e-Iecte-d mayor, Oa.rUer-
vnle, P.Q., 1911: a Lib., and unOSl1OC'e'S'S-
fully con tested Malsonnel1ve (H. C.),
on death of Hion. R. Pre-fontalne, t.he
former mem., Feb., 1906; a memo of
the 'Cham. de Commel'Ce and Knights
of Columbus; R. C.-!9 Esplanade
A ve., Montreal; St. Denis Club; Club
Canadien,. Forest and Stream Club. do.
Grout, Mr8, Ella Morrison, author and
journalist.
Scotch and Am. orlJctn: grandpar-
ents on father's .slde Vt. Quakers; b.
Spring-dale, Iowa, .Jan. 10, 1867: P.
Quaker Serny., Sprlngdale. and Acad.
Sacrpd Heart. Sistprs of Lorptto: m.,
1st, Nov., 1883, A. T. PI'Ûmteaux (d.) :
2nd.loy. Moa,y, 1893, F. H. Grout: ass.o. ed.
and ed. several journals In U. S.; author
of various poems, short stories, and
descriptive articles; connected for a
time with press of B. C.; filled vari-
ous offices; writes sometimes und
the nom-de-plume of .. Becky Sharpe.
-Hotel Shirley, Seattle, Wash.
Grout. The Venerable George Herbert
Paul (Epis.).
Second s. Rev. Canon G. W. G. G.,
M.A., Kingston, Ont., and CharloHe E.
(Lundy) G.; b. Sterling, Ont., Jan. 25,
1869; e. Trln. Coli. Sch., port Hove,
and Trln. ColI. Unlv., Toronto (B.A.,
1890; M.A., 1892): m., June, 1895,
Miss Ella M. .Jones, Prescott, Ont.; o.
deacon, 1892; priest, 1892; curate,
Prescott, Ont., 1892-4; rector, New-
boro, Ont., 1894-1902: since then has
been rector, Delhi, N.Y..; apptd. arch.
deacon of Susquehanna, 1906.-St.
John's Rectory
Delhi, N.Y,
"A good preacher and with a. noble,
generous heart his career ha
been worthy
of him."-M. Gazette,
Grout. Hon, Jo.lah. lawyer; states-
man.
S. .J'OSJ!fili and .sophronia (tA.y.er) G.;
b. Compton, P.Q., ,May 28, 1841: e.
Glover Acad., and Loon.bard Undv.,
Ill.: LL.D., Vlt. Univ. ; do., N()r-
wlch Unlv.. 1896; m., Oct., 1868, Miss
Harriet HInman, DerbY, Vt.; prac-
tised I>rof. of law, Vt. courts, 1866-
75; In Ill. cts., 1875-81; distinguished
as a criminal lawyer; formerly an
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481
off.r. In tlbe v. m.; sat In Vil. [ùeg1fs-
lature for a lengthened period;
speaker (House of R.), 1874-88;
state senator, 1892; gov. vt., 1896-8;
Rep.-Newport, Vt.
Grout, Roscoe W., journalist.
B. and e. Can.; now and for some
yrs. ed. the Anglo-Am, Mag., N. Y.-
60 Wall St., New York.
Groves, Abraham, nhy"'ician.
S. Abraham and Margt. (Gibson)
G.; b. Peterborough, Ont., Sept. 8,
1847; e. F1er'gus High ,Soh.; gradua tied
M.B. ('l
ororutJo Unlv.), 1871; M.D.,
1873; m., 1st, M.iss .J'í'D'l1'le Gii'bbon
(d.); 2nd.ly, .Joan., 1911, .Miss :Ethel
Burk, Kn.o, xv.ill.e Toe-nn.; promOlt'er .of
Roy-al ,Alexandra Hosp., Fergus, anod
has be.en rSlIipdt. .and surg.-In-chief
t'here-of, slinee Jots const.ruoUon, 1901;
a memo Se<h. Rd. and Peeve of F1er-
-g-us; med. d.i'r. Gen.t'rnl Dife In's.
Co., dlr. Guel.ph Ty,pewriter Ex-
choanlg-e and úf Fanners Bank; ha.s
contributed various articles to the
med. press; a believer In a federll.tion
of the Empire, with free trade within
the Empire and prot.ectlon a.g'alnst all
outsiders; An g.-Fergus, Onto
Guerin, Kon, Edmund William Pat-
rick, judge.
4th s. late Thos. G., C. E., Deop1. of
Public Works, Ottawa, and Mary
(Maguire) G.; b. Montreal. Oct. 25.
1858; e. Montreal CoIl. and McGill
Hniv. (B.A.. and gold mpd. in Eng.
Lit., Du1Terin med: in Mod. Langs.,
and Valedictorian, 1878; B.C.L.,
and ValediC1torian, 1881; D.C.L., hon..
1911); m., 1st, 1895, Moarie (0
.Ta n., 1902 ) , d. .1'3Jte .J'Ü'hn :Eva ns,
New Orleans, La.; 2ndl!)', 1904, ,Mary
Ca.t'h
r,in'p, e. d. Sam!. H. Sexton,
Crass City, Ino(l. ; ad ViOCa.te, 1881 :
K.C., 1899; was one úf t'he lea.ders
of tile 1.oc:al <har; ,fa.mO'1.ls in crim-
Inal cares; aC'ted as Crown 'pr0ge-
cu.tor .in Montre.a'} rand .ot<'her dQsrts.:
'Pros.eouted dn t,he ScIoa.ter, Ha'C'keU.
Laderoute, and Glacconl murder cases;
equally famous In civil cases; earned
the gratitudE' of the poorer classes by
his services in the crusade agaInst the
usurers, .. who were so Inhumanly
bleeding numerous victims in Mont-
real"; was local commr. Montreal
PHots 001.; formerly V.-P. M'Ûn:tTlea.l
Lib. Club; a del. to the Ottawa Lib
Convl"ntion, 1893: unsuccessfully con-
tested Mon.treal Centore (H. C.), .1891;
served for some vea rs as an offr. In
the Victoria Rifles'; since Jan. 14, 1907,
has been a puisne juðge S. C., P. Q. :
R. C.--86 Union Ave., Montreal; St.
George Snowshoe Club; University
Club, do.
"Always approachable and courteous."
-
r. Standard.
"A d{}ughty champion of Irish rights."
-Jr. "
rald.
"A man of energy and skill as a law
3'er."-T. Globe.
"Vigilant, active and oourag1Jous as a
Crown officer."-M. Star,
Guerin, Kon, James John Ec!munc!,
physician.
Bro. Hon. E. W. P. G. (Q.v); b.
Montreal. .July 4, 1856; e. Montreal
16
ColI. and McGiH Univ. (M.D., C.M.,
1878) ; m., 1883, Mary (d. 1886), d. late
Hon. .Jas. O'Brien, Senator; has long
been In suC'cessful practice In Montreal,
vv.here Ihe ils Ipl"e,9dJt, of 't:he .Med. Bd.,
Hotel Dieu Hosp. and prof. of Clinical
Med., Laval Unlv.; presdt. St. Pat-
rick's Soc., M'ontreal. 1895-7; Is hon.
presdt. French-speaking Med. Assn. of
N. America; V.-P. Standard Gold
M.in'es, Ltd.; a dlr. N3Jt. Theal Esæ:toe
& Invest. Co.; aþptd. a memo Royal
Comn. re spread of tubercuI., 1909: a
Royal Commr. re settlement of dalms
arising out of N.W. RebellIion, 1885;
a dir. Royal Edward Inst.; a gov. Vic-
torian Order of Nurses; apptd. a memo
Council 01[ Publ.ic Instn., P.Q., 190.1; oS
del. Irish Nat. Convention, DubHn,
1896; mayor of Montreal, 1910-12;
represented city of Montreal at funeral
of King Edward, London. May. 1910.
and at the Coronation of King George
and Queen Miary, do., 191-1; 'Pl"Plsenlted
to T!h:e,ir .Majesties, Buck,ing-ham Fa.lace,
June, do.; cl"ea.ted Q Kni
1 Goan-
manðoer of St. Gregory .the GreaJt, do.;
a Li'b.; soa..t for Monltreal, St. Ann's
Di\-. (LocaH, 18!J5-1904; minor. wi,tohou.t
portfolio, P.Q. (Marchand and Parent
Admns.), 1897-1904: a R.C.-
Edge-
hill Ave., Montreal: c< Beaurivage."
Laprairie, P.Q.; University Club,
Uontrenl Jockey Club, Montreal.
lOA sane, practical man."-T. Globe.
"A man o.f breadth of mind Bnd cuI.
tUTe."-M. Herald.
Guest, Kon, Lionel George William,
sttock 'broker.
Fourth S. 1st Baron Wlmborne and
Lady Cornelia Henrietta Marla Spen-
cer-ChurchlIl, e. d. 7th Duke of Marl-
borough; b. Nov. 16, 1880; e. Eng.;
m., July, 1905, Mrs. Flora Do.dge
[<author of "Thle JeweIJ.pd HaloI" (1908)
and other navelsJ, ð. Hon. John B1g
-
low, forme'rly U. S. Ambassador to
France; formerly genL man gr. the Can.
Appraisal Co., of wbi.ch he was one of
the pl'Omoters (L. P., 1905); sinoe
1910 has been .secy.-treas. .c. Mere-
dith & 00., stock brokers and flnancfal
agents, Montrea.I; a councillor Mont-
real Bel. of Treðe.-Ile. St. Gilles; Ste.
Anne de Bellevue. P.Q. ; 767 Sherbrooke
St. W., llIontreal; Mt. Royal Club;
Engineers' Club; Canadian Club;
Montreal Club ; Montreal Jockey Club;
Montreal Racquet Club, lJIIontreal.
Guggf8berg, Major Frec!erlck Gordon,
H.M.'s regular mil. forces; author.
E. s. late Fredk. G. : b. Toronto, Ont.,
.July 20, 1869; e. Burney's. Hampshire,
Eng., and R. M. Acad., Woolwlch; m.,
1905. Miss Lilian Decima Moore: entd.
R. E. as 2nd lieut., 1889; lieut., 1892;
capt., 1900; major, 1908: Instr. In
fortification, R. M. Acad., Woolwlch,
18
7-1902; asst. dir. of survey of Gold
Coast and Ashantl, under CoL Office,
1902-5; dlr. of surveys, do. do., 1905-8;
sinc
1910 has been surveyor-genl. of
Southern Nfgßll"la; served In Singapore,
1893-6; C.M.G., 1908; author: "The
Shop," U The Story of the R. M. A.",
a one-act play, "A Black Mark,"
U Leaves from the African Forest:'
482
GULLEN-GUNN.
.. We Two In W. Africa," and numer-
ous articles and short stories; writes
under t1he nom-de-plume of "Ublque."
-l:1Z Clarence Gate Gardens, London,
N. TV., Eng.,. Lagos, lVest Africa;
lIfarylebone Cricket Club, London.
Gullen, Mrs, Augusta stowe, phy-
'stcfan.
D. late .John and Dr. Emily Stowe,
b. Norwich, Ont.; e. Trln. Unlv., To-
ronto (M.D.,C.M., 1887); enjoys the
distinction of being the first woman
physician to take an entirely Can
course of study; m. Dr. .John B. Gul.
toen, Toronto; mle-m. 0011. P. and S.,
Ont., 1883; apptd. demon. of anat., and
5Ubsequently prof. diseases of children,
Women's Med. Coil., Toronto; One OJ
the eds. Can. Journ. of Med. and Surg.,
elected to the Toronto Sch. Bd., 1892;
successfully practises her prof. in To-
ronto: presdt. Ladies' Aux. Bd., West-
ern Hosp., Toronto, 1899; V.-P. Local
Council of "
omen, 1906, and since:
presdt. Nat. Suffrage Assn.. 1908;
elected a spnator Toronto Univ.. 1910:
a Meth., but does not now believe ÍlI
creeds.-
61 Slwilina A 1..'e., Toronto.
"An attra-ctive and convincing platform
speaker."-T. Globe.
Gundy, Rev, Joseph B. (Meth.).
S. late Rev. Wm. G. (Meth.); b.
Mount Mellck, Irel., 1838; e. St. Cath-
arines Acad. and Toronrto Hnlv.; D.D
('hon.), Vliet:. Un
v., 19M; m., Sept.,
1865, Isabella, 0(1. Wm. Evelelg'h,
Mon1're.al; o. 1859; ihas flI:led many
important þMtoT.aJbee; at present ØJt
St. Thrn11'a,s, Onlt.; ihas served .as
a del. 10() ,the Genl. 'Oond'. on moany
occasIons, and has filled the offices of
secy. and presdt. of his conf. several
times: a firm supporter of the Union
of 1874, and was elected a memo of
the .Joint Comte. on Ch. Union, 1908;
author of a paper, .. A Plea for Ch.
Union" (1905); a memo 20th Cen-
tury Thanksg1vlng Fund, 1898; D.D.,
hon. (Victoria Unlv.). 1902; do. do.
(Wes1. Theol. Coil.), Montreal, do.-
St. Thomas, Onto
U Gunhilda," (See WI.gglns, Mrs. E.
S.)
Gunn, Alexander Donald, lawyer;
journalist.
Scottish origin; s. Alex. and Mary
G.: b. St. Mary's, Co. Pictou, N.S.,
ApI. 18, 1872; e. Pictou Acad. Rnd
Dalhousie Unlv. (B.L., 1895; LL.B.,
1897) ; m., 1899, Miss .Jane :M. LIIIRn
Spencer; baNister, 1897; practises his
prof. at Rvdney. slncp 1904; on staff
Halifax Chronfcle, 1896-7; ed. Brn3
d'or Gazette. 1898-1900; f-ouD'lied Sy1<i.
ney Daily Post, and edited It tm
Sept., 1902; ald. for 3 yrs.; mayor.
1910; J'e-'eloe-Ctted, 19,11; eleC'tf'-d local
V.-P. Undon of Can. .MunddpallUes,
1910-11; Con.; Presb.-Sydney, C.B.
Gunn, James, business man.
S. late Dona,]'<'I G.; b. Bannrisklrk,
CaAtJhness-shlre, SoOIt.; e. there; came
to Can., 1867; eT1'W, service T-oronl!:o
St. Ry. Co.,
!U;q: hpl"ame
enl. m-'lngr
do. (under the city's management),
1891: !!Updt. do. (under company's
d-o.), 1892: now, and for some yrs. a
dlr. of the 00.: Is also V.-P. Reliance
Loan and Savings Co. of Ont.; Presb.
-13:1 Isabella St., Toronto.
" A man of capacity, integrity and zeal:'
-T. New..
Gunn, James A" civil engineer.
S. late Alex. G., ex-M.P.. and
Angellque Agnes (Matthews) G .
Kingston, Ont.; b. thpre; e. R. M
CoH.: m., ApI.. 1900. Mary Alexandra,
d. Prof. R. Carr Harris (q. v.); ha
been successively engr. in charge of
sec. of operation, Egyptian Govt. rys.,
govt. engr. In charge. of the Imp-ortant
enging. works and services, Port of
Alexandria; Inspr. of govt. rys., anð
secy. to the comn. in charge of
Egyptfan Govt. rys.; a Presb.-Cairo,
Egypt.
Gunn, His Honour Banald D" .Jun-
Ior Co. Ct. judge.
Highland Scotch ancestry; on his
mother's side descendpd from the
McDoneHs. one of whom. Miles !VfC'-
Donell. was Govr. of the Selkirk
settlemenl!:, N.-W.T., another Atty.-
Genl. of U. C.. and a third the
first Catholic Bp.
n U. C., now
ant.; S. Allan G.. Glengarry, ant.;
b. Barrie, ant., 186
; P. Driva te schs..
Barrie CoH. lnst. and De la SaHe lnst.,
Toronto; m. Kate, d. late W. .J. Mid-
dleton, Toronto; barrister, 1889; K.C.,
1 Q02 ; a promlnpnt and successful prac-
<tlti.oner in OrilUa for many y,rs.; a
memo C. 1M. B. A., C. O. F. and IRoyal
Aroanum, a Knight of Columbus, a
Past Chief of the Sons of Scot. and
chairman of the Sep. Sch. Bd.: un.
su'CCe<ssfulIy contested E. Simcoe
(local), in Lib. interest, g. e.. 1904;
apptd. junior judgp Co. Ct., Carleton,
ant., Mch. 15, 1907; do. chairman Bd.
of Condllatlon re Kingston & Pembroke
Ry. employees, 1909; a R. C.-
(5 Wil-
brod St., Ottawa.
Gunn, Rev. Sa.mne] C. (Prp"b.).
Scottish parentage; b. East River,
Co. Pictou. 'N.S., Nov. 12, 1841: e.
Dalhousie Unlv.; m.. Oct., 1871, Anna,
e. d. la'te Murdoch Sutherland., Pictou,
N.S.; took theol. course Presb. CoH..
Halifax, N.S.; D.D.; O. 1870; served
the :r:oll()win
ohs.: West and Olyde
Rlvprs and Brook'field, P.RI.. 1870-6;
St. Peter's Bay, P.E.I., 1876-8
; Sprlng-
side, U. Stewlacke. N.S., 1883-7; sInce
Aug. 1, 1887, has been pastor Scotch
Presb. Ch., Boston, Mass., or since it!'!
foundation; on the occasion of cele-
bratln
Its foundation, 1903, was prp-
sented by the con. with a purse of
old, and Mrs. G. with a !-;fIver loving
cup.-17 Copley St., Roxbury, Boston,
!lfa88.
Gunn, Bev, William Thomas (Cong-.).
R McGill Hnlv. (B.A.. 1891: M.A..
1894); shHilpd theo1.. Con
. CoH. of
CRn.; grA chm ted, 1885; B.D., do..
1R98: O. 189
: imhlhpd a stron
mlssv.
spirit, but 'Was unable to gratify It.
owing to III-health; pastor, Embro,
Ont., 8 yrs.; sometime treas. Foreign .
Missy. Corporation; later. as supdt.
.Jubilee Fund raised $200,000, to re-
move ch. ð'f>ht; c'halrman. Congo Union,
1906-7; some yrs. ed. The ConI/rega-
GUNNISON-GUTELIUS.
483
tionalist; since 1907 has been gent.
secy. Congo Ch. of Can.; a memo Joint
Comte. on Ch. Union; 'has loectured on
II The Fundamentals ot the Early
Church" and cognate subjects: In
early lite tonowed business pursults.-
SS Victor A ve. Toronto.
II One of the leading men of the denom
ination."-T. News.
Gunnison, Herbert Foster, journalist.
S. Rev. Nathaniel G., for many yrs.
pastor Universalist Ch., Halifax, N.S.,
and Ann Louise (Foster) G.; b.
Ha1ffax, June 28, 1858; e. St. Law-
rence Unlv.; graduated, 1880; m.,
lRR5, Miss Allee May (d. 1903); In
journa1fsm since leaving con.; now
2nd tor many yrs. dlr. anð business
manp;r. Brooklyn Dan?, Eagle: also
pð. .. "Eae-If' Almanac": corresponl1ent
for Brooklyn Eagle at
tate canltal.
Albany. N.Y.: secy. anl1 treas. Ba e-Ie
Warf'hou
e &
torap;e Co.; a fOlmðer.
:I yrs. treRs., 2 yrs. !>pcy. Am. New!I:I-
TI
t)er 'Pub. ,.
!!n.: formerly a ðlr.
"Rrnnklvn 'Public Llhrarv: mr.. N
U:I-
:r::
u 'l'nl!:Ì Co.: on N. Y.
tatp
om".
tn N'u::h"IlIp "P':'{T'lT\.: 'RPn.: TTn'v.-111'
A 71,p'/?1(1rlp 1?r1.. Rrnn1rl1tn. N. V.: "nn-
m,pr. RrnnJr71m TTnh,.. fTnmf,ltnn.
rnn1r7?'''. ]tf"n.;r{f')ftl.
t. T (11.vrence.
Unfon Lea Que, Unfver3alf3t Clubs.
Gunther, .Lt,-Col, Ernest Frederick,
S la;;
nod G.. Toron1t.o: h. 1"0'
ronto, Feb. 13, 1862; e. U. C. C,?l.t.
and Toronto Un'iv. (B.IA.. '1!!!L):
t()ll\l
wed 'law course, same 1nstl't'll.tlon.
but oð
d not gI'aJd,ua1te; m.. Jun.e, 1911.
Ina Hinman, ð. RoHand Hf11s, To1'onl1o:
a 'ba rrlSlteor: sU0Ce,s.<rl'ul1y iDr3C't,lseð !hIs
prof. In Toronto: since 1911 hoas been
supd.t. of ,Insurance. B..c.; long 1n .Þhe
v. m. seTV1fce; art:ta.lneil to 1he rank 01
]it.-'('()L 1n com<ml\lnd or a batt. of t'hJe
. Qu
n's Own Rffl.e1s, ApI. 10, 1906:
R. 0.. .1911 ; S'PT'VIeð with 1hp
. ður-
.Inlg' N. W. ReJhel1do'l1'. 188!'i (mel1.):
holds 'long' serv1fce d-ecc>OOJtion.- Vfc-
toria, B.C.
Gurd, Fraser :8ai111e, physician.
S Dr. D. F. G., Montreal: b. Mont-
reai, Jan. 7, 1883; e. Montreal High
Sch. and McGill Unlv. (B.A., 1904;
(M.D.,C.M., with honours, 1904); m.,
.Jan., 1910, Jessie Gibson, o. ð. T. H.
Newman, WeredJale Park, Montreal;
further studies In Germany; resident
plhysiclan Montreal Gen1. Hosp., 1906-8 :
secy. Montreal Tubercul. Expn., 1908;
author path. and bacter. articles,
especlaJ.ly dealing with bacter. ot the
fem.a!le gentfotal 'ÌJr.act; a gov. F:rot.
Hos!p. for 1ihe Insanoe, .M'Ûn.tre.a.l; Sl'l1lC1e
19010 has been a loot. In Tulane UIlIlv. ;
Cong.-New Orleans, La.
Gurd. Norman St. Clair, lawyer.
S. Robt. S. G., barrister, Sarnla,
Ont.; b. there, Nov. 27, 1870: e. Trln.
Coli. Sch., Port Hope; m., June, 1899,
Edna Isabel, 2nd d. Geo. H. Wilkes,
Branttord, Onto ; graduated B.C.L.
(Trln. Vnlv., Toronto), 1896; bar-
rister, 1894; practises his prof. at
Sarnla; V.-P. Lambton Loan and In-
vest, 00.; preSldt. Onto Llbr8lry Assn.,
1906-8; now a. councillor, do.; a del.
first Library Cont. ; edited Onto Library
Assn. catalogue ot books tor children,
published by Onto Govt.; author mag.
arUcles and brochures on library work;
Lib.; secy. W. Lambton Lib. Assn.;
an Ang.-Sarnfa, Onto
Gurney. Edward, manufacturer.
O. s. la te Edward G., a na tlve of
Holland Patent, N.Y., who. with hi!!
boo, Oharles, JI
lIild ttlhe foundation in
Hamilton, Ont., many yrs. ago, ot'the
well-known toundry business of E. &
C. Gurney; b. Hamilton, Aup;. 4, 1845:
e. local public flchs.; m., 1868, Mary
Frances (V.-P. Can. Household Econ-
omic Assn.), d. tate Wm. A. Cromwel1,
Toronto: acqulreil .::I practil"aI knowt-
edge, as a machinist, .In his twtlher's
foundry; was admittf'd to the firm
1869; removed to Toronto an'd was
placed In charge ot a branch ot the
business then estbð. In tha t city, do.:
the firm became a joint stock co., unðer
the name ot the Gurney Foundry Co..
1891; Is presdt. ot the co.; a branch
ot the business was estbd. In Boston,
Mass., 1887; Is a memo extve. comte
Nat. Sanitarium Assn.; V.-P. N. A
:
Lite Assur. Co.; presdt. Onto Hosp.
Assn., 1905; presdt. Ont. Manfrs. Assn.,
1880-1; V.-P., Toronto BI1. ot Trade.
1896; presdt., do., 1897: Is R i'ov. Grace
Hosp., Toronto: "would build the Can.
tariff as high as Haman's gallows If It
would keep oui!: U. S. manufa.ctures "; a
Con.; a Meth.; 'ex-presdt. Meth. Social
Union; memo joint comte. on ch. union,
1907.-.U Walmer Rd., Toronto; To-
ronto Club, do. .
"One otf the Mlid business men of the
ooun1ry."-T. Globe.
Gustin, Rev. Wm. Alfred (Ang.).
B. Fitch Bay, P.Q.. 1872: e.
tan-
stead Wesl. con., McGill Unlv. (B.A.,
1895; M.A., 1898), and LennoxvllIe
Unlv. (M.A.. ad e1ln.) : unm.; O. deac0n.
1897; prle
t. 18Q8; tormf'rty rector St
Andrew's Ch.. Peoria, III.; now canon
St. .John's Cath., and priest In charg-e
Ch. of the Good Shepher<i. Quincy, III.:
a Mason, K. T., and Noblf' of Mvstfc
Shrlne.-1109 Maine St., Quinc?!, Ill.
GuteUu8, Frederick Passmore, Can.
ry. service. .
German and Quaker parentage; b.
Mlffllnburg, Pa., Dec. 21, 1864; e.
thf're; m., May, ] 892, Mi
s Anne
Eaton, Mlffllnburp;: graðuated C. E.
(Lafayptte Call), 1887: a!"st. engr.
and asst. sunervh::or Penn. Co., Pltb;-
lmrg. Pa.. 1882-1)2; removed to B. C..
1895: genl. supdt. Columbia & West-
ern Ry. (constructing and operating
ry. between Robson and Rosslanð) ,
18!J5-98: dlv. SUtPiI'Ì., C. P. Ry., 1898
1900: various positions In f'nglneerlng
de.pt., ðl()., 1900-2: engr. ffil3..lnrtJenanüe
ort way, 00., 1902-06; as
. ohl.ef enogr.
Eastern 'l
noes, do., .1906-08; g-ent
sup.ðt. Leke ,S'tllperl'Olr òlv., 1908-10;
since then do. do., Ða.
ern .dlv.; proe-
senter] wi-tth sI'lver te&tlm-o-nlal 'Ûn loe.av-
Ing M'm.tt'le1al: memo Oa n. Soc. C. E.
(counc1!iIor, 1907-8), 1902: autJhor of
pap.er on .. Steel RaUs In Can." (read
bef{)J<e RaUway Club, Monotreal) ; Proto
-Montreal; Engineer8' Club, do,
484
GUTHRIE-GWYNNE.
Guthrie, Donald, lawyer; ant. pUblic
service.
S. late Hugh and Catherine (Mc-
Gregor) G.: b. Edinburgh, Scot., May
8, 1840; e. there and Toronto; m., Dec.,
] 863, Eliza Margt. (d. 1900), y. d. late
.ToIhn MacVlcar, Dunglass, Argyllshlre,
Scot.; solI'. (ant.), 1863; barrister,
1866: K.C. (ant.), 1876; do. (M. of
Lansd'Ûwne), 1885; bencher, ant. Law
S
. S'lnlC'e 1882; sucC'essfuUy Ipraotises
his prof. In Guelph in partnership with
'his son, Hugh G. (q.v.); sinoe 1863
has been city solr., Guelph, and solI'.
Co. WellIngton; presdt Guelph Light
& Power Co., 1870-1903; since 1895
has been Inspr. of Reg. Offices for ant. ;
sat for S. WelHngton (H.C.), Lib. In-
terest, 1876-82: represented same con-
st.1tuency (Local), 1886-94; moV'e/d ad-
dTeiSS In fie-ply t.o spefe.Ch fram .the
t'hlrOone, H. C., 1877: do., d'Û., Onlt. lÆg.
Assem.. 1887: a warm 'Personal and
political frienð of Hon. Edward ,Blake
(q.v.) and Sir W. Laurier (q.v.): a
:Rre,sb.-" A rdmay," Guelph, Ont.; Pri-
01'y Club, do.
Guthrie, Rev, Donald (Presb.).
S. Donald G., K.C. (q.v.) : b. Guelph,
Ont.: e. there, McGIH Univ. (B.A..
1892), and Montreal Presb. CoIl.
(grad., 1894); D.D., Hampton Sidney
COoll., Va., 1899; m., Dec., 1894, .Tennle,
d. late Davf.ð Stlrton, M.P.; for a
short time pa stor, Knox Ch., Walker-
ton, ant.; co-pastor. 2nd Presb. Ch.,
Richmond, Va., 1898-1900; since then
has been pastor, 1st Presb. Ch., Balti-
more, Md.-Baltimore, Md.
II An e.arnest and faithful Christian
w'Orker."-Baltimore Sun.
Guthrie, Hugh, lawyer; legislator.
Scottl-sh ancestry: s. Donald G.,
K.C. (q.v.); b. Guelph, ant., Aug. 13,
1866; e. Guellph CoIl. Inst. and Onto
Law Sch.; m., Dec., 1895, Maude
Henrietta, d. Thos. H. Scarff, Guelph;
barrister 1888: K.C., 1902; success-
fully pråctlses his ,prof. at Guelph as
a memo flrm of G. & G.; has sat for'
Welldnig't.on S. (H. C.), Lib. Interest,
since g. e. 1900; ohalTIl1oan Bys. Combe.,
H. C., since 1907; frequently spoken
of in connecti.on with a seat In the
LaurieI' admn.: m.oved for the appt.
of a Royal Comn. ,to enquire dnto
he
needs .of tech. education throug1hout
the Dam., 1909; one of 'tJhe repre,sen'ta-
tJivP'.s ()f 'tJhie H. C. oat C'o-ron:aUon ,of
KJÏng Ge-Oflge and Queen Mary, London,
19.11, and was IJ)resenlted to Their
Moajesties on that occasion; Bflesb.-
GuellJh, Ont.; Priory Club, do.
uA trained constitutio.nal law;)'er, and
one (}If the- .ableM. Liiberw1ð jn the HmIse."
M. and E.
.. Po&seß.Ses many of the gifts of the
orator: has a. consecutive, logical mind,
with a c8/Pacity for hard work Bnd a large
fund of phytsicaJ strength. "-Can. Courier.
Guttmann, Leo Frank, educationist.
S. Dr. Osæ.r G., .an aut-h.oT'i.'ty on ex-
pl'Ûsives; b. 1879: e. .private soh., Lon-
d-on, Oenotral Tte<'lh. CoH., Lon'i'/on Unliv.,
He1.æelherg Univ. (Wl.D., '190.3) .and
Unlv. ColI., London; an assoc. Inst. of
Chpmist. of Gt. Brit. and Irel., 1903;
fellow do., 1906; demon. Unlv. CoIl.,
London, 1903-5; Carnegie resetarch
asst., 1905; tutor, then instr. and head
of div. of physical chemis., ColI. of
City of N. Y., 1905-9: since then has
been a:sst. prof. Iphys. and indus.
chemls., Queen's Unlv., Klng-ston;
served on comte. ()'f Brit. Assn. for
Advanc. of Science, Am. Chemical Soc.,
A:m. E!ectr.o-Cìhem. Soc.; el-ecled If>el,!ow
.Am. Assn., 1910: published papers In
""13.rious sclen. journals, chiefly on
physical and organic chemis.: consul-
tant to various
hem. fad'Ûrles.-40
F1'ontenac St., Kingston, Ont.; F1'on-
tenac Club, do.
Gwillim, John Cole, educationist.
A memo G., Spencer, and Ballard
families of Herefordshire, En
.; b.
Laver Ct., Clifford, Herefordshire; m.,
Oct., 1900, Miss .Tane Birch, Vancou-
ver, B.C.;
raduated In mining en
d-
neering, 1895; engd. in mining, B. C..
till 1899, and again, subsequently;
for some time employed on the Can.
Geol. Survey; apptd. prof. of mining,
Queen's Unlv., Kingston, 1902.-King-
ston. Ont.; Frontenac Club, do.
Gwyn, Rev, Herbert Britton (Pro-
testant Epls.).
S. Lt.-Col. H. C. G., K.C. (q.v.), and
Charlotte E. G.: b. Dun d'a s, Ont.; e.
Hamnton CoIl. Inst. and Trln. Unlv.,
Toronto (B.A., 1893; M.A., 1896) ; m.
Miss Katharine Maconochip, Chien zù,
Ill.; o. 1896: curate All Saints', T'Û-
!Onto 1896-99: asst. St. Pptpr's. Chl-
C
H!O: 1900-02: rector St. Simon's. (Jo.,
1902; Is secy. Chicago LaJW and Order
League and N. Side Law and: Order
League: author occasional verses.-
f096 Btenmore Ave., Chicago, Ill.;
Ravenswood Club.
Gwyn, Lt.-Col, Herbert Charles, law-
S. Y Wm . B. Ü., Norfolk, Eng.; b.
ApI. 29, 1846: e. Dundas Grammar
Soh.: m. d. Rev. Canon F. L. Osler.
Dundas, Ont.: studied law with late B.
B. Osler, Q.'C,: barrister, 1876; K.C.,
1908: successfully prac.tlses his prof. in
Dundas, ort wihld1 town he W13.S mayorr,
] 887-8; now town s.olr. there; passoo
Royal Mil. ,sOO., Hamilton, 1865, and
has been V.-P. Can. Mil. Inst., To-
ronto; l.on'g dn v. m. service: a:lttadn1oo
.to commoand 77th RJe.gt., 1887: since
retired: holds long service decoration:
a son, A. H. G., graduated from Royal
Mil. C<JIll., 1902, and has entd. the army
in India: a Con., and was treas. Con.
Assn., N. Wentworth: Ang.-" Staple-
hurst!' Dundas, Ont.; Hamilton Club,
Hamilton.
Gwynne, Lt,-Col. Reginald John, land-
ed proprietor.
E. s, .T. E. A. G., .T.P., T".S.A., Folk-
ington Manor, Polegate, Sussex, Eng.:
b. London, Eng., Sept. 16, 1863; e.
Cheam, Eton, and Pembroke ColJ..
Oxford: m., 1894, Mary Mayall, e. d.
S. Taylor, Oldham, Lancashire;
a-
zetted major 16th Li
ht Horsp, 1907:
lrt.-co]. commanding do., 1908: V.-P.
Can. Caval. Assn., 1910: author: .. Ex-
planations tRnd Details (lor Movements
In Cavalry Training," 1909; Ang.-
Grenfell
Bask.
GWYNNE-HAANEL,
485
Gwynne, William Durie, lawyer.
S. late Hon. Mr. Justice G., S].l-
preme Ct. of Can. and Julia G., y. d.
Dr. Wm. Durie, K.H.; b. June 15,
1857; e. U. C. ColI. and Toronto Univ.
(B.A., 1881) ; m., Sept., 1887, Frances
Maye, widow of Capt. E. D. Clarke,
R.N.W.M.P., and d. late Hon. Jas
Cockburn, K.C., M.P., one of the
"Fathers of Confederation"; a bar-
rister; memo loegal firm of Crombie,
WlQrrell & G., Toronto; a trustee York
Law Assn.; a Freemason; a Con.; an
Ang.; a del. to the synods; a memo
Oen1:rn.l Gamt-e. A'l1.g. Lay.man',s Mis-
sionary Movement.-f" Dunbar Road
Toronto. '
Gye, Madame Marie Louise Emma
Cecile Albani-, prima donna.
E. d. I'8Jte J.()SI81J>Ih ùa.j-euJ1lesse and
Mélina (Mignault) L. ; grandm.,
Rachel McCutcheon, came to Can.
from N. Y. In early life; b. Chambly
P.Q., Sept. 27, 1847; e. Plattsburg'
N.Y., and Convent of Sacred Heart'
Sault au RecoIlet, Montreal (wher
she sang before the late King, then P.
of Wales, 1860); received early mus-
ical training from her father and
made her first appearance In public
when 7 yrs. of age, at Mechanics' Hall
Montreal; at 15 became an organist at
Saratoga Springs, and prof. of singing
and the piano at Kellwood:; after 3 yrs.
went to Paris, where she studied under
Duprez and Benoist, and later at Milan
under Lampert!; made her debut at
Messina, 1870, In BellinI's "La Son-
nambula," takIng the name of Al banI
from an old and almost extinct Ital.
family; after achieving great success
there, at Florence, and elsewhere In
I'taly, .she madlE! her appøarance alt t'he
Royal Hal. Opera, London, 1872, and
established a reputation in the world's
capital that has never waned; she
has sung In Am., Russia, Germany,
Australia, S. Africa, and Can" with
great suc
css, and, In addition to beIng
a great opera singer, has achieved dis-
Unction In oratorIo; she had no great-
er friend than the late Queen Vic-
toria, before whom she sang repeat-
edly, and who accordled .her man.y
proofs of her regard; she sang also
at the funeral of the great Queen,
and subsequently at the Guild Hall,
London, at the reception given there
to King Edward and Q\le
n Alexan-
dra; also at the opening of the Fran-
co-British Expn., London, 1908; apptd.
court singer to the Emperor of Ger-
many, she received the Order of Merit
for Art, Science, and Music from too
late King Edward VII., and the Or-
ders of Merit from Denmark and
Germany; other rewards and decora-
tions in her possession Include the Vic-
toria badge, the Jubilee med. of 1887,
with clasp for the Diamond Jubilee,
Haanel, Eugene EmU Bichard, Dom.
public service.
S. Franz and Ann (Herde) H.;
b. Breslau, Silesla, May 24, 1841;
e. Gymnasium and Breslau Univ.
(PIh,D., 1872) ; first came to Am., 1856;
the King of the Sandwich Islands Or-
der, the badge of the Amateur Or-
chestral Soc., London, and the Bee-
thoven med. of the Royal PhlIhar-
monIc Soc., London; a R. C.; she m.,
1878, Ernest Gye, impressarlo, and
by him has one s., who has entered
the Eng. diplomatic service; her por-
trait has been painted by Wm. H. Low
for the Albany Club, Albany, N.Y.-
Park House, Earl's Court Road, Lon-
don, 13. W., Eng.
I 'membe.r wan tam I be, sleepin', jus'
. onder some beeg pine tree,
An' song of de robin wak' me. but robin
he don't see me.
Dere's not'ing for scarin' dat bird dere,
He's feel all alone on de worl',
W
IlI Ma-dam she mus' lissen lak dat
too, when she was de Chambly girl I
'COli how could she sing dat nice chanson,
de sam' as de bird I was near,
Till I see it de maple an' pine tree- an'
RñcheUeu ronlJlJn' near.
Again I'm de leetle feller, lak young colt
upon de spring
Dat's jus' on de way I was feel, me, w'en
Ma:-dam All-ba-nee is sing 1
An' after de song it is finish, an' crowd
is mak' noise wit' its han'
I s'pose dey be t'inkin' I'm crazy, dat
mebbe I don't onderstall',
'<XIs I'm set on de chair very quiet, mese"
an' poor Jeremie,
An' I see dat hees eye it was cry too,
jus' sam' w'ay it go wit' me.
-" When Albani Sang," bJl the late Dr.
W. H. Drummond.
Gzowski, Casimir Stanislaus, financial
agent and broker; capitalist.
O. s. s. late COl. Sir C. .s. G., K.C.
M.G., C.E., A.D.C. to the late Queen
Victoria, and Marla (Beebe) G.; b.
Toronto. Dec. 2, 1847; e. Leamlngton
CoIl., Eng., and Toronto Unlv.; m.
Mary (formerly presdt. Nursing at
Home Mission and Union Mission, and
hon. presdt. Home for Incurable Chil-
dren, Toronto), d. late David Bell,
Buffalo, N.Y.; forn\erly a memo and
treas. Toronto Stock Exchange; a memo
and one of the founders of the Toronto
Mining Exohange; {'Ürme
I'Y In ipartner-
.shi'p of Ew,in'g Budhan (q.v.), .as a
banker and stock broker; now doing
business On his own account; rated as
a millionaire by ß.N., 1907; V.P. Lon-
don and Can. Loan & Agency Co., and
Pre.sdt. Douglas MinIng Co.; elected a
dlr. Bank of Ontario by shareholders,
after the failure of the Bank, Dec.,
1906; well known for hIs philanthropic
and charitable labours; a memo Extve.
Comte. Assoolated Charities; has been
supdt. of 'l'oronto Mission Union; has
been presdt, Y.M.C.A., Toronto, etc.;
Ang.; Con.--60 Glen Rd., Toronto; To-
ronto Club, do.
H
t;
m., Nov., 1866, MLss Ju.lria F. DarloJ.n<g,
Lake Ridge, Mich.; served In Federal
Army during Am. Civil War; prof.
mod. lang., Adrian ColI., Mich., 1864;
do. Hlllsdale CoIl., do., 1865: prof.
nat. science, Albion ColI., 1867-70;
486
HACKETT-HAGAR.
prof. do., Victoria Unlv., Cobourg,
Ont., 1872-90; while there built
and equipped Faraday Hall; prof.
physics, Syracuse Unlv., 1888; supdt.
of mines, Can., .June 8, 1901; since
May 3, 1907, has been dlr. of mines of
Can.; a Royal Commr. to proceed to
Europe to Investigate the electro-ther-
mio processes emiPloyed In Ithoe sm1el,ting
of iron ores and the manufacture of
steel, 1901; V.-P. Am. In.srt. of Ohem.
Engrs., 1909; presdt. Am. Peat Soc.
1909-10; is a charter fellow ROyaÌ
Soc. Can.; a Meth.-lS,J Fir8t Ave.,
Ottawa. ,
"One of the .abOOst pl'!l<ctical soientists
!iv.ing, l8.nd, perha
s, tIDe first the,istic
BcÏeJntist O'll the Co.nrbi,Dlent."-E. Odium.
Hackett, James Keteltas, actor-
manager,
S. late .Jas. Henry and Clara Cynthia
(Morgan) H.; b. Wolfe Island, Ont.,
Sept. 6, 1869; e. CoIl. of City of N. Y.
(B.A., 1891), and N. Y. Law Seh.; m.,
May 2, 1897, Miss Mary Mannering,
the famous actress (divorced .Jan.,
1910) ; made début on the stage, Pal-
mer's Stock Co., Park Theatre, Phila-
delphia, 1892; became leading man N.
Y. Lyceum Theatre, 1896; reached
great success In "Thoe Prisoner of
Zenda," "Rupert of Hentzau" "The
Pride of .Jennico," and "The Crisis" .
now lessee, actor and mangr., the
Hackett Theatre, N. Y.-f6! W. 9Hh
St., New York; Player8' Club; Lamb8'
Club; Friars' Club; Stroller8' Club'
City College Club; Green Room Club'.
N. Y. Athletic Club, do.; Can. Camp
Club; St. Be1"1tanl Fish & Game Club.
Hacking, John Albert, merchant.
S. late W. H. H., Llstowel, Ont., a
native of Leeds, Eng.; mother native
of Clare, Irel.; b. Co. York, Ont.,
1849; e. there; m., 1873, Miss Eliza-
beth Flal1f'rty; In mercantile life; has
!Jeen Councillor, Depty.-Reeve, Reeve,
and Mayor of Llstowel; Reeve 5 se-
parate occasions;" Mayor twice; War-
den, Co. Perth, twice, a record unex-
celled In Can.; Llb.-Listowel, Ont,
Haddow, Bev, Bobert (Presb.).
S. Geo. H., formerly M.P. for Res-
tlgouche, N.B., and Christina (Mc-
Curdy) H., a d. Rev. .John McCurdy,
D.D.; b. Dalhousie, N.B., Nov. 17.
1860; e. public and high sch., Dal-
housie, Princeton Preparatory Sch.
and Unlv., Toronto Un Iv. (B.A., 1882),
and Knox ColI., Toronto (B.D., 18.98) ;
m., 1893, Eleanor, d. Wm. Caldwell
Milton, Ont.; o. 1896; pastor Milton;
Ont., 1888-95; do. Watford, Ont., 1897-
1901; since then has been ed. of The
"IVestminste1., 'l'oronto; V.-P. Knox
CoIl. Alumni Assn.; author "How Can-
ada Was Saved," et-c.; an Ind. LÏ'b.; ,be-
lieves that "the tariff should approach
as near free trade as possible without
Injustice to existing Industries; every
effort should be made to promote ac-
quaJiltance and good understanding
between various racial and religious
elements In Can., and Canada's Ideal
should be that of a nation. free and
self-governing, bound up with other
parts of the British Empire by ties of
sentiment and mutual advantage; her
Influence within the Empire should be
exerted in favour of peace and good-
will In International relations" ; a
Presb. by descent and education; a
strong believer In Christian union on
the basis of simple Biblical creeù.-
Weston, Onto
"Admira,bly fitted for the important
duty to which he has been entrusted."-
M. Witness.
Hadley, Henry, jr" civil engineer.
S. Henry and Alice (Ward) H.; b.
Montreal, Feb. 16, 1884; e. Verdun
Sch. and Montreal High Sch.; unm.;
gmduated B.Sc. (McGill Unlv.), 1906;
entd. student Can. Soc. C.E., 1906;
assoe. memo do., 1909; apptd. town
engr., Verdun, P.Q., 1907; author
several tech. papers; Lib.; Proto -
10fl Wellington St., Verdun, P.Q.
"An .able and very capable man."-
Mayor's report.
Hadrill, Alfred W" business ma.n.
.A bro. Geo. H. (q.v.); m. Miss For-
ster; ,is seúy. tOan. Fire Underwl1i,teTs'
.AJssn.; Ang.---6 Seymour Ave.,
I011t-
real; Canadian Club, do.
Hadrlll, George, business man.
S. late Geo. and Elizabeth (Bush-
ell) H.; b. London, Eng., Aug. 2,
1848; e. t'hefle; m., 1st, 189.1, Emmeldne
Lilian ('11.. De>C., J.902); 2ndly, d. .J.
Albert Oopland, "Benefield," Ohelms-
Cord, Eng.; spent earlier yrs. of his
business life In London; came to Can.,
1874; joined staff Montreal Bd. of
Trade, 1877; asst. se>Cy., 1880; lSecy.
since 1886; a del. to several Imp. Trade
Congresses, the last one held at Syd-
ney, A'lLStralfa; a .del., by lrwitaUon,
to Nfd., to assist In the formation of
a bd. of trade there, 1909; presented
with a testimonial from Brit. dele-
giates to Imp. Trade Cong., Montreal,
1903, In acknowledgment of courtes-
Ies and services rendered by him, 1904 ;
elected an Ihan. memo Inte'rn. .Rd. 0If
Fored.gn T,m d-e , N.Y., 1905; do. !bon.
secy. King EdWiard .:\{.emoma.1 Combe.,
Mon.trea,I, 191.1; iPresented wi1'h a
cabinet of sil'V'el1ware 'by .M,ontreal Bd.
of Tmd'e, on {'he coIniJjletion of 25t'h
year as soecy. 1'hie:reof, od'D.; a d'ir. St.
George',s Soc, Montreal; Ang.---6"! D01'-
clteste1' St. "IV., lIIontreal; Canada Club;
Church of England Club; Canadian
Club, do.
"A man of great natural a-bilities as .8
statistician and accounltant."-M. Herald.
.. P'osse-sses unusual qualifications for
his .office, which caUs fO'r a d'is'play of
diploomacy. taot and soci,al qualities, a.B
weB as for purely business .abHity."-
S. N.
Hagar, Miss Annie, nursing profes-
sion.
D. late Franklin H., WeIland, Ont.;
b. and e. there; now and for some
yrs. supdt. of Dunkirk Hosp.; Meth.-
Dunkirk, N.Y.
Hagar, Charles W., Insurance pro-
fession.
M. ; previously mangr, Royal Electric
Co., Montreal; subsequently city mana-
ger Guardian Assur. Co.; since 1898
genl. mangr. Dom. Guarantee Co.; a
ttAGAtt
Y-HAGGART.
48"1
Freemason, and an office-bearer Que-
bec Grand LOdge.---3.f McGill Oollege
Ave., 1I10n treal.
Hagarty, Miss Clara Sophia, painter,
E. d.
. H. G. H., shipping mer-
chant, Toronto; grø.ndd. late Chief
ustice Sir
. H. H.; b. and e. Toron-
to; a pupil in art of E. W. Grier
(q.v.) and late Miss Tully; a memo
summe.r skeltch classes 'Of M. Cbase, N.
Y. ; later studied extensively In
France, Italy and Hol1aThd; !has ex-
hibited frequently; favourite subjects
portraits and Interiors; a memo Onto
Soc. of Artists: an assoc. memo R. C.
A.; Ang.-l
Spaclina Rd., Toronto.
.. A vigorous and powerful painter."-
T. Teleuram.
Hagarty, Edward William, education-
ist.
S. late DanI. H., Bandon, Co. Cork,
Ire!., and Sarah (Galen) H., d. one
of the early settlers on Grand River,
Ont.; b. Brantford, Ont., Sept. 7,
1862; e. Toronto public schs., Toronto
0011. Inst. (" hel3.d bD'y"), and Toronto
Univ. (B.A. and gold med. In classics,
1883); post-grad. course Johns Hop-
kins Unlv., where he was a fellow by
courtesy; m. Miss Charlotte Helen
Plummer, Brantford, Ont.; classical
master, Aylmer and Seaforth High
Schs., 1883-7; headmaster Mt. Forest
High Sch., 1887-91; classical master
Harbord ColI. Inst., 1891-1906; prin-
cipal, do., since Sept., 1906; a senator
Toronto Unlv., 1906; elected secy.
High Sch. Teachers' Assn., ApI., 1906;
do. presdt. do. do., Dec., 1907; apptd.
to educ. faculty, Toronto Unlv., Oct.,
1909; has also been secy. of the coIl.
and high sch. depts. Onto EducI. Assn. ;
author of an introductory Latin gram-
mar (authorized for use in Man. and
Onto !;:C'hs.) and of sch. eds. of Cæsar
and Virgil; an Imperialist, with very
friendly feelings towards the people of
the U. S.; presented a gold merI. to
Dom. Rifle Assn. for competition
among Eng. Cadets visiting Can., 1910;
Ang.-662 Euclid Ave., Toronto; Beta
Theta Pi, Toronto University; OZ
Chapter.
.. Known throuj1;hout the province 89 n
suc
ssful teacher of the claRsic8." - T.
NewlJ.
Haggart, Alexander, lawyer; legis-
lator.
Scottish origin; s. Archd. and Eliza-
beth (McGregor) H.; b. Peterborough,
Ont.,
an. 20, 1849; e. Peterborough
Hi,goh Sc'h. &nd Victoria Univ. (B.A.,
] 872; LL.B., 1876); m., July, 1889,
Miss Elizabeth Littlehales, Shrews-
bury, Eng.; barristf'r (O:lt.), 1876 ;
do. (Man.), 1880; K.C. (Lord Aber-
deen), 1893; one of the leaders of the
local bar: a former partner late Chief
ustice :Killam; now and for some yrs.
a partner Hon. H. J. Macdonald. K.C.
(q.v.); several times mentioned for
a seat on the bench; presdt. Man. Law
Soc.; has been an ald., sch. trustee,
and chairman Sch. Bd., Winnipeg; a
Con., and since g. e. 1908 has repre-
senteà Winnipeg (H. C.); has taken
a determined stand In Parlt. on the
quesrtJlon of ,tihe extension ()f the bound-
ari-es of Man., and moved a resolution
on the subject, ApI., 1910; a Cong.-
229 Kennedy St., Winnipeg; Manitoba
Club; Commercial Club, do.
.. One of the most popular men in "\Vin-
nipeg."-M. Gazette.
Haggart, Hon, ;John Graham, states-
man,
S. late John H., a native of Breadal-
bane, Scot., who came to Oan. In the
early days and was afterwards a suc-
cessful mlIIer and contractor at Perth,
Ont., and Isabella (Graham) H., a
native o.f Isle of Skye; b. Perth, Ont.,
Nov. 14, 1836; e. there; m., early In
life, Oa.r01lne (d. .Tan., 1900), d. late
RÜ'bt. Douglas, Perth; some time In
the mflling business; may-or of Perth,
1867, 1869, and 1871; unsuccessfully
con tested .s. Lanark, Con. interest,
1867, 1869 and 1871; has sat for S.
Lanark (H. C.) since 1872; called to
the P.C., Aug. 3, 1888, and was there-
after successively Postmaster-Genl. In
the Macdonald and AbboH Admns. and
Minr. of Rallways and Oanals In the
Abbott, Thompson, Bowell and Tupper
Admns., going out of office with his
oo.I1e-a,gues, July, 1896; <>n ,the elevation
of Sir Mackenzie Bowell (q.v.) to
the Senate, Dec., 1892, became Onto
leader or! the Con. pal'ty and later
was spoken of In COimection wit
the premiership, tohe Toronto Mad
dedaring that .. 8iS between Mr.
Bowell and Mr. Haggart the latter
would be the safe.r man for th'e party" ;
was one of <the .. nest of traitors"
(so-C8Jlled) who was chargoo by his
leader, Sir M. Bowen (q.v,) with de-
serting him,
an., 1896; whlle In charge
of the Dept. of Rys. and Canals, suc-
ceeded In running the IntercoI. Ry. dur-
ing the fiscal year, 1892-93, with a
surplus over aH expenses; he also
completed the construction o
the
Sault Ste. Marie Canal, the last lmk In
the c'haJn of Can. canals connecting the
Great Lakes with the St. Lawrence:
was elected chairman of the extve. of
the Lib.
Con. Union of Ont., Oct.,
1896. served at the time of the Trent
affai; as capt. of the Perth Infy. Co.;
apptd. .one of the representatives. of
the H.C. at the coronation of Kmg
George and Queen Mary,
une.. 1911,
and was present, by Invitation, In
Westminster Abbey on that occasion;
presen'tJed ,to Thed'r ,M,aj,es.ties, Bu-cking-
ham Pa.la.ce,
une, 1911; favours the
oonstrucÌJio.n of tlhe OtJtawa anod Geor-
g'ia.n Bay CanI3JI; a Presb.-Perth,
Ont.; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
"One who }>la)s the game O'f poHtics like
8 øporrt,srna.n.' -T. Globe.
.. A man of deep thought and o.f un.
usual,ly wide reacting."-M. Star.
U A man of oourage., eneiI"gy .and a1ldacity
and who kn()ws the rOpe5."-The late
Ron. J. I. Tarte.
Haggart, William B088, business
Inan.
B. Cornwall, Ont.; e. Bellevl11e Busi-
ness con.; went to Philadelphia, Pa.,
1907, becoming mangr. Garlock Pack-
Ing Co.; elected to Philadelphia City
Council, 1907; a Rep. - PMladelphla.
Pa,
488
HAGUE-HALE,
Hal'ue, Bev, Dyson (Ang.).
2nd s. Geo. H. (q.v.) and his first
wife, Miss Cousins; b. Toronto, ApI.
20, 1857; e. U. C. ColI., Toronto Univ.
(B.A., 1880; M.A., 1881), and Wyc-
IU'fe CoIl., Toronto; m., Oct., 1884, May,
e. d. late Robt. Baldwin, Toronto, and
grand-d. Hon. Robt. Baldwin, C.B.,
one of the fathers of responsible govt.
In the colonies; o. deacon, 1882; priest,
1883; curate, St. .James' Cath., To-
ronto, 3 yrs.; first rector, St. Paul's
Ch., Brockville, Ont., 1885-1890; rec-
tor, St. Paul's Ch., Halifax, N.S., the
oldest Proto ch, in the Dom., and the
largest in the Mar. Provinces, 1890-7;
prof. past theol. and homiletics, Wyc-
liffe Theo!. ColI, 1897; after a brief
ministry, as asst. to the late Bp. Car-
michael, at St. George's" Montreal,
1901-3, became rector of the Bp.
Cronyn Memorial Ch., London, Ont.,
where he still is; was presdt. St.
George's Y. M. C. A., Montreal; a
senator Western Univ.; a memo genl.
comte., Western Ont., Bible Soc.; a
del. to the Provl. and Genl. Synods;
a memo ed. staff, Ang. Ch. Record
S.S. publications; a memo genl. comte.
for a revised Hymnal for Ch, of Eng.
In Can.; apptd. an hon. canon, St.
Paul's Cath., London, Ont., 1!!08; au-
thor of several works published in
Eng., the U. S. .and Can., including:
"The Best Work in the World," .. The
Church of England as a Centre of
Union"; "The Life Worth Living";
" Confirmation: Why we ha ve It ;
What it means; What it requires";
"Ways to Win"; "The Church of
England before the ReformaUon"; a
del. Ang. Oh, Congress, Halifax, N.S.,
1910.-7'he Rectory
Memo1.ial Church,
London, Onto
" A lucid and acute writer."-Literature.
.. A writer who' has laid the, whole Angli.
can Church under great obligation. to
him."-Record (London, Enll.)
..1118, George, retired banker.
Belongs to an old Yorkshire family;
e. .John H., Rotherham, Yorkshire,
Eng.; b. there, .Jan. 13, 1825; e. Moor-
gate Acad., Rotherham; m., 1st, 1852,
Sarah (d. .June, 1900), d. .Josepl
Cousins, Sheffielò, Eng.; 2nò,l,y, 'MicIh.,
1902, :Mary Foranoes, Ò. .l13!W MoGre:gor
Mltoheson, Philadelphia, Pa.; com-
menced his banking career in the ser-
vice of the Sheffield Banking Co.;
OMJlIe to Can., 1854, as It he financial
mangr. of a firm of ry. contmctors:
after 2 yrs. became accountant at
headquarters In the newly organized
Bank of Toronto; was subsequently
man gr. at Cobourg, and in 1863 suc-
ceeded the late Angus Cameron as
cashier of 1Jh,e bank; retired therefrom
1876 and WlaS presented by the dlrs.
wdth' a service of plate, "in ackgt. by
t'he banks of Can. for many of the
privileges they enjoy"; was genl.
mangr. of the Merchants' Bank of Can.,
1877..,1902, rw1hen !he retdred from aotdve
Iþrof. Ufe, bedng 'Presell'bed b'Y tlhe din.
with a handsome piece of silver; has
mince devoted himself to literary and
philanthropic work; In addl,tlon to
many articles In the newspapers and
revs. on bankln.g, financial and Phllan-
throplc subjeds, Is the author of a
Itl'oo..tise on .. Dan. Barukintg," .of .. Free
'Dhougihit and
inòlred Topios, of'rom a
praouical ,point of vde,w," of .. ,Some
Practical Studies In the History and
Biography of the Old Tesbament," and
other works; is a gov. of McGill Unlv.,
V.-P. .Mon.treal Dlo.c. ColI., a gov. Mont-
real Gen.l. Hasp., a V.-P. Charity Or-
ganization Soc., a dlr. Montreal Boys'
H()m.e, a dlr. Houoo of Industry, a mleaTI.
bd. of m.a.nag>e.ment P,rot. Hasp. for t'he
Insane, a V.-P. Soc. 'Pl'o-tec. Women
and Children, V.-P. Can. Bible Sac.
and Victorian Order of Nurses; is also
a dir. Guarantee Co. of N. A., of the
Montreal Trust & Deposit Co. and
other similar bodies; was formerly
presdt. Y. M. C. A., Montrea'l, and gave
largely to its funds; presdt. Good Govt.
Assn. and presdt. and hon. presdt. Can.
Bankers' Assn., of whloh he was one
of the founders; served as chairman,
Civil Service Comn., 1891; a Lib.-Con.;
an Ang.; approvoes of Mr. Ohamber-
l8Jin's policy as being the best for the
Empire at large.-" Rotherwood," Red-
path St., Montreal; "Fairmount Lodge,"
Ste. Agathe-des-Jl.Ionts, P.Q.
'"A leading authority o.n all bank<ing
ma.tters."-M, Witne8s.
"A high-minded Ohristian gentæman,
public spirited and always at the, front in
6Viery philailithropic mOViemel1lt. We never
kne,w a fairer man or one more 6ctively
unselfìsh."-Oan.-A. m.
Balght, Walter Lockwood, lawyer.
U. E. L. descent; s. late Cannltr
and .Jane Casey (Ingersoll) H.; father
8.uthor of .. Country Life In Can. Fifty
Years Ago" and other works; b. Pic-
ton, Ont., .July 23, 1860; e. publlc
schs. Toronto Model Sch., and U. C.
OoI.l. '; m., 1st, .Jul'Y, 18g3, Louise M.
(d.), d. Capt. Geo. SChofield, Noiragam,
Onlt.; 2ndly, Mich., 1899, Helen, d. fl8!w
Hugh MacKay, Parry Sound, Ont.; a
grad. of the Law Sch., Osgoode Hall;
barrister, - ; successfully prac-
tised his prof. .at Parry Sound; ap-
pointed crown atty. and clk. of the
peace there; formerly presdt. Con.
Assn., Parry Sound; has decllned
several Invitations to enter political
life; AnJi.-pan'y Sound, Onto
Bale. Georlre Bughes, journalist.
B. Omemee, Ont., Dec. 16, 1846; e.
Grammar Sch. there; m. :Miss Marlon
Macfarlane Gow, Orillla, Ont.; a
practical printer; began newspaper
career in office of the Orlllla Ex-
positor; joined his bro. (Wm. M. H.),
who had previously estbd. the Orillia
Packet, 1873, and has since been
associated with him in publlshing
a.nd conducting that paper; a man
of cultured tastes, taking much In-
terest in historical study and Investi-
gation; a Prot.; a Lib.-Con.; an I
-
perlalist. - 01.iZZia, Onto ; Canadtan
Club, do.
.. Hale, Katherine II (see Warnock,
Miss A. B.).
Hale, William Amherst, gentleman.
Y. s. late Hon. Edward H., D.C.L.,
M.L.C., and Eliza Cecilia H., 2nd d.
late Chief .Justice Bowen, Quebec;
HALES-SANDERS-HALL,
489
Krands. Hon. .John H., and Hon. Eliza.
beth H., sister 1st Earl Amherst; b.
Rherbrooke, P.Q., Feb. 23, 1847; e,
Bishop's CoIl. Sch., LennoxvlIle; m.,
Ellen, 2nd d. late Stewart Derblshlre,
at one time private se<:y. to Lord Dur-
ham, and aftel"Wards Queen's Printer;
Mayor Oxford, P.Q., 1890-3; chairman,
Sch. Commrs., do. ; Ang. ; a Protestant,
fI nil a strong Þellever In total proM-
hltlon.-" Sleepy Hollow," Sherbroolce,
P.Q.
Hales-Sanders, A, J,. educationist.
S. T. Hales-S., a noted artist, a memo
of the Royal lnst. of Painters, Eng.,
and an exhihitor at the Roval Acad;
b. Eng.; -e. Usham 00'11.: M..A.; m.;
has been fool' oome Y'rs. plrlnoC
1 Oath.
High Sch., -Mon-tr-E'al; diOOl,lnoo aJppt.
as ,prlIllC1ipal 11:0 tlhe new bI-ldng-u8l1
trelßlln
sdh., Ototawa, 1907; R. C.-
II Blinkbonnie/' 908 St. Catherine St,
"tV., lI!ontreal.
.. A 511('C>essful and efficien.t prlncipal."-
111. H eraM.
Haley, Francis Baymond, eduC81Uon-
1st.
S. late William and AdelaIde (Rob-
bIns) H., both of New En
. stock; b.
Yarmouth, N.R, Aug. 24. 1862; e. Aca-
clfa Un Iv. (B.A., 1884: M.A., 18Q2).
Harvard Unlv. (B.A.), and Lel.pzlg
Hnlv.: m.. Sept., 1893, MIss Elizabeth
Kenyon Wilcox; since 1890 has been
prof. of physics. Acadia Unlv.; Is also
provl. examr. of schs., N. S.; a Bapt.
- Wolfville, N,S.
Hallyard, Bev, Samuel (Meth.), edu-
cationIst.
Eng. parenta
e; s. Saml. and PrI!I-
cllla H.; b. Nfd., 1873; graduated
Boston Unlv., where he took the
course In phil., In adldltion to the re-
ull8.r requirements for graduation
from the ColI. of Liberal Arts and
Sch. of Theol.; was apptd. .Jacob
Sleeper fellow of Boston Unlv., and
honoured with 2 yrs.' residence ,In Ger-
many, where he divided his time be-
tween the unlvs. of Berlin and Mun-
Ich; In Germany devoted his time
t.o .phdl., tihe<>l., 00. hlst., 'Pol. science,
a nd art: In the study of art he visited
all the leadln
galleries In Germany,
France, and EnK.: A.B., S.T.B., Ph.D.;
o. 1895: m. the d. W. .J. WIlson, To-
ronto; Is prof. of phIl.. Wesley ColI.,
N. Dak.-Grand Forks, N. Dak.; Fort-
nightly Club, do.
Hall, Bev, Alfred (Evang.).
Y. S. late Chas. H. Newbury. Berks.
En
.: b. there, 1860; e. St. Bartholo-
mew's Grammar Sch. there; m.. 1889,
Lottie, e. d. late H. .J. Grove. Windsor,
En
. ; rlergyman Bapt. Ch., 1883-1909;
held charges at Hampton Court, St.
T .eonard's. (Hastln
s), and Merthyr-
TYdfil, Wales, and at Port Elizabeth,
Cape Colony and Durban, Natal. S.
Africa; memo HasUn
s Sch. B
., 1894;
.J. P., Port Elizabeth, 1905; gOY.
Ladles' CoIl., Durhan. 1906: presdt.
B
pt. UnIon of all S. Africa. 1904;
f'X'tve. councillor f-or Africa. World's
Ba.pt. Cih. OoßtgTess, 1905; now re:pre-
sentatJlvoe in Oan. of BrIt. and Foreign
Sanors' Soc. (estabd. 1818; patron,
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales); ed.
S. African Baptist, 1898-1909; an
alumnus Met. Theol. ColI.. London,
durln
presidency of Its founder. Rev.
C. H. Spur
eon, 1883-8: a ff'now
Royal Col. lnst.; a life memo Navy
Leag-ue: servf'd on Soldiers' Comfort!'!
Comte. throughout S. African war, and
on ex'Ìve. co:mt-e. Navy League to well.
come Sir PeI'C'Y Scott's cruIser squadron
to Natal, 1908: now apptd. to distri-
bute Nelson shields In Lord Strath-
cona's name to the unlvs., collf'
es and
schs. of Can.
.f Wellesley St., To-
ronto.
Hall, Prancill William, lawyer.
D. Irate .John A. Nesbitt, ToOf'on'to;
Ont.: b. thf're: e. Perth CoIl. lnst.;
m., Nov.. 190:t, Margt. Elsie, P. iI. Hon.
Peter McLaren, senator, Perth: a
g-raduate Law Sch., Osgoode Hall;
harrl!':tpr, 1894; successfully prac-
t'!':"!'; hIs prof.
t Pprth: elprted Mayor.
1909; re-elected, 1910-11; Ang.-Perth,
Onto
Hall, J:rving Lincoln, dramatIst.
Bf'longs to an old New Ene'. fa.m-
Ilv' h. Lowell. Ma
s., Nov. 7. 1
fl6; e.
nuhllc schs. and Brv
nt &
tratton'B
"Rnc:lnp!,:!,! ("nIl., Bo'
ton. Mas
.: m.,
1
QO. M'
Mym. Bellknap Harrington,
Dnvf'r, N.H.: In commerclq 1 1ff" tm
1897: sinre then f'ng
. In lit. work: In
rollahoratfon with W. K. Tremayne
(,.,.v.) h(ts written sevf'ral plays and
drama tfzed several books: 2 of the
most "SUcCf'ssful nlays have bef'n .. The
Light of Other Days" and "The Tri-
umph of Bett:v": In his opinion .. the
ta
e Is an all-Important factor In the
education Qn
morals of a country:
the liberal ro-operatlon of the people
of Can. would give Mr. Tremayne and
hlmsf'lf a Can. stage that would stand
for what Is hpst In literature .and art,
therehv elf'vatlne' thf' moral an
mak-
'n'" th.is nrofp
sfon the pnvv of all":
a Prot.-1!H!6 Budge St., Dracut Centre,
Ma88.
Ball, 'Mrll. Jean, pianist.
D. late .JoIhn A. NeSbitt, Toronrho;
b. ToronlÏ.o: a. tmp11 'Of
zky;
made her fiorst London appearanoce at
Bechsteln Hall, Sept., 1910; gives
pl'omlse of becoming a dlstfngulshed
mf'm. of her prof
slon: m., .June, 19.11,
.John Hoal1, " The Gl'ange," Haole,
Che.sohire, Eßtg.-" The Grange," Hale,
Cheshire, Eng.
.. Her te,chn iQue hB8 aU the bril1ian'c@
and palish which are the hall mBrkil of
pupils of Tescheti7Jky with little O'f the
harshness which cuttiV'atiO'n .of the
quali-
ties is apt to' produce."-L. Daûll New..
Hall, Lt.-Col, John Albert, Can. mil.
forces.
B. Aug. 24, 1868; a long time In the
v. m.; ap:ptd. Jrt.-co.l. 5.tfh B. C. Re.gt:.,
Gar. Arty., Feb. 28, 1903; commanded
Western Infy. contingent. Quebec ter-
centenary celf'hratfon, 1908: presented
to Prince of Wales (now King George
V.), do.; V.-P. Dom. Arty. Assn..
1908-9: now on tihe R. O.-Vlctoria,
B.C.; Union Club. do.
490
HALL-HALPENNY,
Hall, Lewis, dental surgeon.
Elected Mayor of Vktorla, B.C.,
1908: do. V.-P. B. C. Union of Munl-
rin
Htff's. do,: presf'nted to Prince of
Wales (now King George V.), Quebec
tercentenary celebration, 1908.-Vic-
toria, B.C.
Hall, Matthew Alexander, lawyer.
Eng. and Scottish origin; s. Thoe.
H. and .Janet (Burns) H.; b. Soar-
borough, Co. York, Ont., .July 31,
1862; grandparents among early set-
tlers northern shore Lake Ont.: e.
public schs., Newmarket High Sch.,
and Toronto CoIl. Inst.; m., Oct., 1890,
May. d. C. .J. C. Wurtele, advocate,
Sorel, P.Q.: In early life a sch. teach-
er; afterwards a com. traveller In
Onto .a.nd U. S.; graduated LL.B.
Wis. Unlv., 1888; since then has been
In active and successful practlcp at
Omaha, Neb.: a memo leg-al firm Mont-
gomery & H.: apptd. Brit. vlce-con-
uI. Omaha. 1897: a del. to Can. from
thf' Tr.an!':-Misslsslppl and Intern. Ex-
positioTl to 1T1l'1llce the authorities the!"e
to parttdpa1e In the expn., a. mlss10n
In wtJich hI" was s11ccessful, 18'"18 ;
presdt. Victoria. Diamond .Jubl1ee
Assn. of Neb. and Iowa, .1897 :
presdt. Brlt.-Am. Cluh. Omaha, 18Q8;
1'10.. Omaha Cricket Club, do.; prf'sdt.
Can. Soc., Omaha, 1905: became 8
naturalized citizen, U. S., 1892: a
Rep., and elected state senator, 1902:
rpsldf'nt V.-P. and atty. Am. Surety
('0., N. Y., a memo Am. Bar Assn., a
Frf'pmason anrl Forf'ster of exalted
rank; one of the nobles of the Mystic
Shrjnf'. find a gov. of thp Knights of
A k-Rar-Ben_ - Omaha, Npb.: Omaha
Club,. Omaha Country Club, do.
.. A man of high cha.racteiI", exem.
plary private life, active public spirit, and
faithful devotion to professional duty."-
Hi.. of N
bra8ka.
Hall, Bobert :Richard, lawyer.
Third s. Wm. and Alice (DavIdson)
H.: b. Tp. Fenelon, Co. Victoria, Ont..
Dec. 10, 1865; e. public 'SChs. and
Peterborough CoIl. Inst.; m., .July,
1894. Clara Elizabeth. d. .John Lud-
gate, Ashburnham, Ont.; an under-
grad. In law, Toronto Univ.; a grad.
Law Soc., Osgoode Hall: barrister,
1888: successfully practises his prof.
at Peterborough; a dlr. of the Otona-
bee Power Co., Ltd.. the Can. Con-
solidated on Co., and Chlnalapa Land
Co., Mexico; a Lib.: sat for Peter-
borough W. (H. C.), 1904-8; decJJned
rf'nomlnatlon: a Presb.-Peterborough,
Ont.,. Ontario Club, Toronto.
.. Brimful of energ'-, public spirited, an
excellent speaker. and with good busineBII
I'apacity."-T. Glob
.
Hall, Thomas Proctor, phy,slclan;
- educationist.
Enig. orlg'in; s. R. .s. arud .Jane
(Greenw()()l(l) H.; b. Hornby, Orut.,
Oct. 7, 1858; e. Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1882), III. WesI. Unlv. (M.A., Ph.D.,
1888), and Clark Unlv. (Ph.D., 1902) ;
M.D. (Nat. Med. Univ., Chicago),
1902 ;. m., 1st, .July, 1885, Miss Eliza-
beth Knight, Sourls, P.E.I. (d.) ; 2ndly,
Sept., 1902, Dr. Ruth 14. Mc14anus,
Chicago; tellow Toronto Unlv., 1883-4;
science master, Woodstock ColI., 1885-
90: fellow Clark Unlv., 1891-3: ex-
aminer Toronto Unlv., 1892; prof. nat.
science, Tabor ColI., Iowa, 189:1-6;
presdt. Iowa Acad. Science, 1896;
prof. physics, Kansas City Unlv., 1897-
1901; prof. physics and chemist., Nat.
Med. Unlv., Chicago, and secy. and
prof. electro-physics. Chicago ColI. of
X-ray and Electro-Therap., since 1901;
elected presdt. Can. Soc.. Kansas City,
1901: ed.-In-chlef Am. X-ray Jo'Urn.;
ed. Chicago Pan-Path. (mf'd.): n memo
Am. Math. Soc.: do. Am. Roentgf'n
Ray Soc.; a Bapt.: believes that .. de-
nomfnationo'1J differences aTf' fading
out, and will soon be among the things
that havf' bef'n: Chrl"tlanltv It"-"elf Is
ri8ing toward it!> lrlf'a1 a world re-
1igion."-Vanco1tver, B.C.
Hallett, William Kinghorn, American
rallwav serVICe.
S. Bartl
tt L. and Augusta (Mosh-
er) H.; b. Douglas Parish, nr. Fred-
ericton, N.B.-, Mch. 15, 1873; e. local
schs.; m., .June, 1895, Miss Grace
Coughlan, Stanley, N.B.: entd. ry. ser-
vice, 1893; since Mch., 1905, has been
supdt. Bangor & Aroostook Ry.; Proto
-Bangor, Me.
Halliwell, Edward Armitage Earl,
journ
list.
s. late Rev. .Jo'hn H., rectooT (A ng. )
Stirling, Ont., and Annette (Earl)
H.: a bro. 1ate Lt.-Cot .J. E. R.. a dls-
tlngulshf'd Can. snldler, Stlrlfng-: b.
Chatham. Ont., 1865: e. BelIevllIe. To-
ronto. and Quebec: for som p consldf'r-
able time owner and erl. lIfexico, an
Intf'rn. mag.; somf'tfmf' Brit. vlce-C'on-
1J1. Me....fro: served wIth distinction fn
'0an. Y. m.: com'lnand'E>td If!., .trOO-D 41111
H1JS!'1'Irs. Kingston: servf'1'1 during N.
w. Re,
mon (moe-rl.). 1885: II)I'p
f'n't
In the c'halJ"g'e .::t.t Bat{)l('he, In wh'k'h
both hop antl 'hIs bro. were set"llolls l 'Y
wounoded.-British Club, Mexico City.
Halloran, Matthew K., maT\ufacturer.
S. of a soldier; b. Limerick, IreI.,
1852; spent early youth at Corfu.
Malta, and Gibraltar; came to Can.
with parents In early sixties; e. Mont-
J'ea I; estabd. himself at Brantford,
1873; a cigar manufacturer; ald., 1892-
1901; mayor, 1903-4; propo.:::ed as a
labour candidate (H. C.), g. e. 1904,
but withdrew: a Lib.; a R. C.-
Brantford, Onto
Halloran, Patrick M., Am. ry. service.
Irish origin; S. Patrick and .Jane
(Devine) H.; b. Hamilton, Ont., Nov.
11, 1860; e. there; m., .July, 1903,
Miss Mary S. Harte, Toronto (d., .July,
1903): entd. ry. sen'ÍCe as elk. Gt.
Western Ry., 1875, since which time
has held many Important and highly
responsi'ble positions; since ApI., 1897,
has been auditor, secy., and treas.
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Ry.; Is also
a dlr. of the Co.; R. C.-Anaconda,
III onto
Halpenny, Bev, Edmund Wesley
(Meth.).
Bro. Rev. T. A. H, (q.v.); b. and e.
nr. .ManoUck, Ont.; studded tJheoI. Wesl.
Theol. CoIl., Montreal (S.T.L., 1898;
HALPENNY-HAMBIDGE.
491
B.D., 1909); o. 1898; filled severa)
Important pastorates, Onto and P. Q.:
was secy. S. S. Union, P. Q., several
yrs.; genl. secy. S. S. Work In Ind.,
U.S., 1902-9; was dean there for 3
yrs.; elected genl. secy., Onto S. S.
Aossn., Oot., 1909.-
Hillcrest Park,
Toronto,
Halpenny, .Jasper, physician.
Eng. origin; s. Richard and Eliza-
beth (Boyd) H.; b. Co. Perth, Ont.,
Oct. 23. 1869; e. public schs. and Man.
Unlv. (B.A., ] 894; M.A., 1904) : unm.;
M.D.,C.M. (Man. Unlv.), 1900; has
successful1y practised his prof. In Wln-
nl.peg; now a pa'l'tner of Dr. R. M.
Simpson (q.v.); was for 4 yrs. med.
supdt. ",rlnnipeg Gen1. Hosp.: nOW
surg. rthere; úonsul,tamt GI"H(,(> Hosrp.;
lect. clln. surg. Manitoba Med. Coli.;
l>.on. secy. M
n. Med. Assn.: was Govt.
del. Intern. Med. Congress, Budapest,
Austria, 1909; read an exhaustive
paper there on "The Symptoms, Path.,
and Treatment of Typhoid SpIne,"
which attracted much attention and
was highly rega rded by the med. press
of Europe: on that occasion was pre-
sented at the Austrian Court: read a
paper on "An EX'Perlmental Study of
the Relationship Between the Thyroid
a.nd Pam1:h. Glan'lls" hf',fo'N' Brit.
Assn., Winnipeg, 1909, which was also
highly r{>garded; takes keen Interest
in 'E'sta.bUs'hlng miE"d. examn. of .pub-
lie sch. chIldren, Winnipeg; a memo
Ind.us. Bureau the,re, and is actively In-
terested In the development of West-
ern Can.: a Meth.; Ind. In politlcs.-
69 Notre Dame Ave., Winnipeg.
Halpenny, :Rev, '1', Anson (Meth.).
S. late Richard and Eliza (Code)
H. ; ,b. nr. IManotick, Ont.; e. Carleton
and Sydenham High Schs. and Mcnlll
Unlv. (B.A., 1903): m., .Tune, 1906
May, e. ð. Rev. D. WI.ntffi", Wlnchestf'r,
OOlt.; studle<1 .tJheol., Wesl. 'ITh-eül. C.Qoll.,
Mon'trea.l (S.T.L.): entd. mdmist'I"Y,
]902; j'lInl'Û'r 'Pastor St. .T'ames Oh.,
Montreal, 1904-6: pastor S!1eflbrookie
St. Dh., 1906-10; al
o S. S. 8'eCy.: now
pasror East End 011., ,M'0ll'treat.-187
St. Timothy St., Montreal.
"A C.a.rleti()'Tl bory we M"C an 'PrQud O'Í."
-0. Citizen.
Ham, Albert, musician.
S. Robt. DHlon and Elizabeth H..
Bathwick, Bath, Eng.; b. th-ere, 1858:
e. privately and Trln. ColI., Dublin
(Mus. D
.): Mus. Doc. (hon.), To-
ronto Univ.. ] 906: m. Edl1h E., d. W.
B. Chase, H.M. Civil Service. I1mi.nster,
Somersetshlre: a Fellow Royal ColI.
of Organists, London, Emg.; Licenti-
ate, Trin. Call., Lonùon: was suc-
cessIvely organist and choirmaster All
Saints'. Ch., Bath, Ilmlnster Parish Ch
Eng., and St. .Tohn's Ch., Taunton:
Eng.: since 1897 has been organist and
choirmaster St. .Tames's Cath., To-
ron,to; Is Instr. In voice, Branksome
Hall and St. Margt.'s Coil., Toronto: a
councillor, Trinity Unlv. ; is also presdt.
Guild of Can. Organists; conductor
of the Nat. Chorus; Invited to attend
Intern. Music Congress and to take
part In service at coronation of King
Geor
e and Queen Mary, London, Eng,.
1911; author: "The Boy's VoIce and
Its Culture"; composer of various
an thems, services, songs, marches, etc. ;
an Ang.-561 Jarvis St., Toronto.
.. A,s a tra,iner of boys i.s un,rivaUed."-
T. New..
Ham, Cyril Ernest, organist.
S. Dr. Albert H. (q.v.); b. 1885; e.
U. C. CoIl.; studied musIc under his
father and in Eng.; served as asst.
organist at St. James's Cath., To-
ronto, but since ApI., 1906, has been
organist Ch. of St. Philip and St.
.Tames, Oxford.-Oxford, Eng.
Ham, George Henry, Can. ry. service.
U. E. L. descent: s. J. V. H., LL.B.;
b. Trenton, Ont., Aug., 23, 1847: e.
Whitby Grammar Sch.: m. Miss
Martha Helen Blow, Whitby, Onto (d.
Aug., 1905); was long connected with
the Can. newspaper press; went to
Winnipeg, 1875; formerly mango ed.
.'Ninnipeg Times, and I'd. Nor'-1Vester,
same city: represented Toronto Mail
In the field durIng N. W. Rebellion,
1885; was also its representative dur-
Ing threatened Ind. rising, 1886; sat
In Winnipeg city councll; al,so a sch.
trustee, a license commr. and a regr.
of deeds In Man.; retired from jour-
nalism and entd. service C. P. Ry.
as advertising .mangr., 1891; 8tm in
that position; has travelled exten-
sively and Is widely known: elected
hon. presdt. Can. Women's Press
Club, 1904; presented with a gold watch
by Can. Press Gallery, Ottawa, 1906;
presented with a handsome testi-
monIal by visiting Brit. journalists.
1907; presented with a silver tray by
ladies accompanying visiting Am;-
trallan journalists, 1909: author of
.. The New West" (1888), etc. (See
sketoh S. N., Oct. 27, 1910).-41
"
Western Ave., Weshnount, Montreal;
lIfontreal Club, do.; Laurentian Club,
Ottawa.
.. Known and loved in every centre of
population in the- country."-M. and E.
.. The greatest wit, un printed and un-
bound" in. No.rth Am."-Can. Collier's.
Hamber, Eric W" banking profession.
B. Winnipeg; e. St. John's Call.
there; entd. service Dom. Bank, To-
ronto, 1898; mangr., Calgary, 1906; do.
Vancouver, 1908; apopltd. firs,t man-gr.
same bank, London, Eng., 1911; long
in t'he v. 'ffi. se,rvd1ce; oa e-apt. 72nd Sro-
fort'h Highlanders of Can. : weB known
in wuhle'bic olfIC,lles; a fOI1II1er sbt'oke In
tih-e Argonaut crew sent ,to Enlg.; Ang.
-73 CornhiZl, London, Eng.
Hambidge, .Jay, artist.
S. Geo. F. and Christina (Shields)
H.; b. Simcoe, Ont., Jan. 13, 1867; e.
Public Schs.. Ingersoll, Ont.: m., .Tan.,
1889, Miss Cordelia Selina De Lorme
Omaha, Neb.; pupil Art StudentS-
League, and Wm. IVL Chase, N.Y.;
exhlbLted Paris Expn., 1900; Pan-
Am. Exhn., 1901; St. Louis Exhn., 1904,
etc. : a memo Soc. for Prom. of Hellenic
Study. London, Soc. Illustrators, N.Y.,
Graphic Arts Club, Toronto; has been
many yrs. Illustrator for the Century,
McClure'B, Collier'8, Harper'B, and other
mags. and books: Epis.-1Z2 Lefferta
Ave., Richmond Hill, L,l., N.Y,
492
HAMEL-HAMILTON,
Hamel, Mlfr, 'Z'homaø Etienne (R.C.).
S. late Victor and Thêrêse (De Foy)
H.; b. Quebec, Dec. 28, 1830; e, Que-
bec Semy., and 8;t rthe Ecole des Car
mes ,and the Sor'h01me, Paris; M.A.,
ad eund., Laval Unlv., 1857; o. 1854;
prof. physics, Laval Unlv. (at same
time having charge of the classes In
astron., mineral. and geol. In Ie Petit
Semy.), 1858; subsequently secy. of
the unlv., a memo of council, superior
of the Semy., and ex-officio rector of
Laval Unlv.; V.-G., 1871; an hon.
V.-G. of other dioceses; a memo Am.
Assn. for the Advan. of Science since
t 870; an original fellow of the Royal
Soc. of Can., selected by the Marquis
of Lorne (now Duke o-t Argy,H, q.v.) ;
presd,t. do., 1886; apptd. Protonot.
Apost. -by t'he 'Pope, 1887: libra.rfan
to LaV1al Un;ïv. sinoce 1888: aut'hor:
It Le Premier Cardinal Canadien"
(1888); II Cours d'Eloquence Parlée"
(190'6); Ihas .p'aJid ma'I1'Y vi'SiltS' to
F.uro'P'e In tJhoe in't'eresrt,s -of Lav,a]
Univ. and of education generally.-
'i'he Seminary, Quebec.
.. One otf Canadia.'s gratlld ()
d me,n."-
Sir Sandford Fleminll.
"Om
whom evell"roone l'els'pe.cts and
e steems. "-0. Oitizen.
Hamersle,y, Alfred st, George. law-
yer; leg1-so}.aJtur.
,So Hu
h H., D.L., .LP., Ptvrton
Manor, Oxf.ord1shire, Eng.; b. Hàzeley
House, Oxfordsh!r.e, Oeft. 3. 1848; e.
Marl'borough ColI.; m., 1876, Isabel
Maud, d. Chas. Ha'stlngs Snow, Wel-
lington, New Zealand; barrister, Middle
Temple, London, 1873; practised New
Zealand bar, 1876-87; barrister (B. C.),
]899; KC. (B. C.), 1900; practises at
the Vancouvf'r har, where hf' Is one of
the leaders in his 'Prof.; elected city
solr., 1896; a 'dlr. Vancouver Mfg. Co.
and Western 011 & Cool Consolid: Co. ;
presdt. Union Steamship Co.; a memo
N. Vancouver Bd'. of Trade; a council-
lor local branc'h Im.p. Federation
League: In New Zealand was coI. New
Zealand Arty., and commanded con-
tingent In operations ,against 1he
natives at ParJhaka: selected as
Unionist candidate for South Molton
(Brit. H. C.), 1907; elected for Wood-
s,tack d,iv., Oxford (do. du.), .Jan.,
191 0; re-el.ooted, De-c., do.; well known
as an amateur sportsman In Eng.,
New Zealand, and B. C.; was capt.
M,arl,borough Football Club, capt.
Eng. Rugby Union Intern. team, 1871-
74: rowed at Henley for Grand Chal-
lenge Cup and at other regattas for
Kingston Rowing Club; first secy. and
organizer New Zealand Grand Nat.
Steeplechase Club, and was for 7 yrs.
C'hnlrman S. Canterbury .Jockev Club,
there; an ardent Imperialfst......:..Wood-
eaton, 1slip, Oxfordshire, Eng.; North
Vancouver, B.C... Vancouver Club.
Vancouver " National Club; United
Empi,'e Club; Union Olub, London,
Eng.
Hamerllley, Capt. HUlfh st. Georlfe,
H.M.'s regular mil. forces.
E. s. A. St. G. H., K.C., Vancouver,
B.C. (q.v.); b. Vancouver; e. there
and Royal Mil. CoIl., Kingston' gradu-
ated, 1898; m.,
ept., 1907, Marg!.
EveUne, e. d. Dr. Sutton, Cwm House,
Worcester, Eng. : gazetted lieut., Royal
Gar. Arty., 1878: capt., 1904; served
in S. A. War, 1900-1, and took part In
the operations In the Transvaal, w. of
Pretoria (moo.); An g.-Care War
Office, London Eng.
Hamilton, Bev, Braddin (Prot. Epls.).
S. .Justice Jlas. H.; b. Stratford.
Ont., Nov. 20, 1861; e. Hellmuth and
Huron Colis., London, Ont., Trln.
Univ., Toronto (B.A.. 1881; M.A..
] 886), Trin. ColI., CambrIdge. and
Westf'rn Univ., London (B.D., D.D.):
m.,.. .June, 1896. Aug-usta Rosnlie, d.
Howard A. Stevenson, Philadelphia,
Pia.: o. deacon, 1882; priest, 1883;
preached at Woodstock and Eastwood,
Ont.; select preacher Cambridge Univ.
Club, Eng., 1882; one of the founders
of 1'0ynbee Hall, E. London, Eng.. do:
removed to N. Y. City. 18q1: for 2
yrs. asst. rector, St. Bartholomf'w's,
N.Y.; ::1ftf'rnoon prel"!cher, C'h. of Hf'a-
venly Rest, do.; pubUc minr., Dept.
of Charities and Corrections, City of
N. Y.: now presdt, Episcopal Publica-
tion Co., N.Y.; Rep. If'ader 7th Dist.,
2fJth Ward, N.Y., 1900; admitted to
N. Y. bar, 1903; author, .. The Faml1y
of Hamilton" (1898), and .. Sermons
preached at Newport" (1900-4); con
tributed II Errors of Society" to Smart
Set, Oct., 1900: favourably known on
the lecture platform.-61 E. 55th St.,
New York: Church Club: Knicker-
bocker Club; Riding Club, do.
.. Probably kno'ws more .about the two ex-
tremes of life in this country-the richellt
and the poorest-than any other moderp
writer."-N. Y. Herald.
Hamilton, The Most Rev. Charlell,
Arch bishop of Ottawa, and Met-
ropolitan of Can. (Ang.).
Irish origin; belongs to the Hs.
of Hamwood, Co. Meath, Irel. (see
Burke's .. Landed Gentry"); 4th S.
late Lt.-Col. Hon. Geo. H., Quebec and
Hawkesbury, founder of the Hawkes-
bury Lumber Mills, Ottawa River,
and Lucy (Craigie) H.; b. Hawkes-
bury, Ont., .Jan. 6. 1834; e. Montreal
High Sch. and Univ. con., Oxford
(B.A., 1856; M.A., 1859) ; D.D., Lennox-
vllle Unlv., 1885; D.C.L., Trln. Univ.,
Toronto, do.: D.D. (Ihon.), Un Iv. King's
001.1... N.S., 1910: m., 1862, Fra'I1C>es
Louisa illum-e, d. 1ate Deip1y. OomIII1Y.-
GeniI. T. H. ThQlmson; o. òeacon, 1857 ;
priest, 1858; successively curate
Quebec Cath., incumben.t St. Peter's,
Quebec, and rector St. Matthew's, do.;
Bp. of Nlaglara, 1885-96; first Bp. of
Ottawa, 1896-1909; first Archbishop
of Ottawa, since 1909; chosen Metro-
politan of Can., same year; a dlr.
Ottawa Tuber. Assn.; a memo ad.
com-te, Victorian Order of Nurses;
V.-P. Diocesan Ch. Soc., Quebec; do.
Burial Reform Assn.; presdt. Ang.
S. S. Assn., Ottawa, and presdt. Can.
Comte. Bp. Blyth's Mission to the
.Tews; an Epois. canon, 'st. George's
ColI. Ch., .Jerusalem; a del. to the
first Pro vI. Ch. of Eng. Synod, Mont-
real. 1861; do., Lambeth Conf., 1888;
do., Pan-Ang. Congress, London, 1908;
HAMILTON.
493
d.o. Ang. Ch. Oongræs, Halifax (hon.
V.-P.), 1910; presented to the late
King and Queen, Buckingham Palace,
1908; ifaV10UJ'S strongly IDhe 'f'eSIerv.ation
of :playground,s fool' chHdren ,in aU ,the
principal cliti,eg and 10wns of Oan.-
Archbishop's Palace, 495 Wilbrod St.,
Ottawa.
.. Loved, cher.ished and esreemed by alL"
-Can. Ch1.tTchman.
.. SI1<\Wf; great ra,poa6ty fm' wOOl'k and
g"a,a't, IJI
'adoth (I,f rudot,ur"."-('un. ('011/";(,1'.
Hamliton, Hon, Charles Edward, law-
yer.
II18h origin; s. Capt. Geo. Valiancy
H., formerly H. 1\1.'s 41st Regt., and
latterly of the R. C. Rifles, and Jane
H., d. Geo. Smyth, Fermanagh, Irel.;
\1. Upnpr Castle, nr. Rodwster, Kent.,
Eng., Meh. 25, 18H; e. Grantham
.\.cad., St. Catharinps, Ont.; m., Jan.,
1884, Lizzie Alpla, d. late John Ash-
worth, "Belmont," Hull, P.Q.; bar-
rister (Ont.), 1865; do. (Man.), 1881;
ùo. (Minn.), 1888; K.C. (M. of Lan::;-
downe), 1886; successfully practised
his prof. at St. Catharlnes, and after-
wards in Winnipeg; since 1888, at St.
Paul, Minn.; went to Man., 1881;
mayor of Winnipeg, 1885-6; repre-
sented Winnipeg S. (Local), Con. In-
terest, 1885-6, and Shoal Lake, 1886-
8; entd. the Norquay govt. as atty.-
genl., 1885, and subsequently held the
same office in the Harrison govt.;
drew the first .. Torrens title" Bill
adopted In Can.; author of other im-
portant legislation; a memo Quebec
Interprov. Conf., 1897; served as a
capt. 44th Regt. during Fenian Raid,
1870-1 (med.); apptd. Brit. consul at
St. Baul, 1907; favors a closer friend-
ly relationship between the several
brånches of the Anglo-Saxon people,
with a view to the preservation of the
world's peace; a Presb.-St. Paul,
Minn.
"A man whose purity of record dis-
armed envy."-Ro8
.
Hamilton, Charte. Frederick, journ-
alist.
E. and o. s. s. Chas. Sa.ml. H., M.D.,
C.M., Smithville, Ont., and Alice, d,
late G. E. Jacques, Montreal; a Can.
of the 3rd generation, of N. of Irel.
and U. E. L. extraction; b. Roslin,
Ont., Dec. 7, 1869; e. public and high
schs. and Queen's Univ. (M.A. and
gold med. in hist. and Eng. lit., 1890) ;
m., 1st, 1898: Clarissa Alexandrina
Blanche (d., Mch., 1902), e. d. D. W,
Ross, B.A., barrister, formerly of W,al-
kerton, Ont.; 2ndly, .July, 1904, Eliza
Henrietta, d. l'3.te Rev. Jas. Mock-
ridge, M.A.; entd. journalism, Toronto,
1891; Ihas s'erved on the Toronto
World, Star, Globe and News; since
1904, has been resident Ottawa cor-
respondent of the Toronto News;
acted as war correspondent for the
Toronto Globe, S. A., 1899-1900, in
connection with the services of the
First Can. Contingent; conveyed first
news to Canadians of the victory at
Paardeberg (med.); formerly a Ueut.
37th Regt.; since July, 1903, a capt.
(special service) Corps of Guides;
B. ddr. lPubÞlshers' Fire&'; , lAd.; joinlt
autlhor wIrth W. L. Gmrut (q.'V.)
of "Life of Principal Grant" (1904) ; a
frequent contributor to the Can., Uni'V.,
Nat. and other mags and revs.; a
memo lit. comte. Quebec Battlefields
Assn., 1908; a devoted Imperialist;
favours t'hie .aJPP1. of a Royal ,Prince
as King of Can. (see Ottawa Free
Press, Aug. 8, 1908); Ang., and a ch.
warden, Christ Ch, Cath., Ottawa.-
8 Cliff St., Ottawa; Rideau Club, do.;
Can. Mil. Institute, Toronto.
"A man whose English equals tb.&t of
Goldwin Smith. "-DT. John Reade (q.v.).
.. N-o newspaper writer in Canada com-
mands nrore a,trenVÌQ'll' than he."-H.
H eraJd.
Ha.milton, :Rev, Daniel S, (Cong.}.
S. late David and Elizabeth (Mc-
PJIeroon) H., .Argy,lllishlre, Scot., a.nd
latterly of Forest, Ont.; b. Forest;
e. there, Brit.-Am. Business CoIl.,
Toronto, McGlll Unlv. (B.A., 1892),
and Congo ColI. (,graduated, with
Barbour gold med., 1894); m.; pastor,
successively, at Forest, Pt. St.
OhaJrles, Montreal, Lon!doon, Orut., Unl-on
Oh., ere-e,lman, ISask., and! Winn1ipoe.g:
r,ersigned: t.o oßruter loosiness, 19111; whine
rut 00111. was ,pl'e'sd't. -McGilol Uulv. Ath-
løta,c AAsn. ; in Mion't,l'etal 'WIaS anod<em:bor
Quelboec .Ass:n. OIf Congo dhs., 'll8lt V.-iF.
of 'uhe Congo ClIub, V.-IP. Congo 0011.1.
lUumnli A,ssn., e.toc., etc.; In London
was V.-P. Ont. hranrclh DOlIn. Aliltlanæ,
a memo Bd. of Educ., presdt.
Temp. Le.ague, etc.; elected a memo
joint comte. on ch. union, 1906.-
Winnipeg, .Jian.
Hamilton, David Wiley, ed:u-catlonlst.
:So late John H. (born nr. London-
derry, Ire!., of Scottish parentage) and
Ellen (Dyer) H_, (a native of N.B.,
of Eng. parentage); b. Florencevllle,
N.B., ApI. 30, 1878; e. Florenceville
Sup. Sch., Provl. Normal Sch. (Teach-
er's 1st class license, and other hon-
ours), Freoderi,c ton , N. B. Univ. (B.A.
with 1st class honours in nat. science,
chemist. and physics, and Gov.-Genl.'s
med. in nlat. scrienæ, 190,1; M.A., 1903;
Ph.D., 1907), Chicago Unlv., Cor-
nell Univ., Columbia Univ., and Onto
Agrlcul. ColI., Guelph; m., Dec., 1904,
Bertie A., 2nd d. 'V. B. Dayton, St-
Mary's, N.B.; successively principal
Florenceville Sup. Sch., prof. nat.
science Provl. Normal Sch., Frederic-
ton; principal Macdonald Consolidated
Sch., Kingston. N.B.; and since 1907
has ,been taSSt. Instr. math., Normal
Sch., and 'supdt. of school gardens,
N.B.; has also lectured on botany at
Summer ,Sch. of Science for Mar. Pro-
vinces; Is a !popular lect. on scientific
and educl. subjects; a non-commd.
offr. Brighton Engrs.; a memo Can.
Coronation contingent to Eng., 1902;
V.-P. Co. Carleton prohibition cam-
paIgn, 1898; a Prot.-Fredericton,
N.H.
Hamilton, Edmund Charle., l
te H.
1\1's. mil. forces.
3rd S. late Hon. John H., senator,
Montreal ,and Hawke'sbury, and hili
2nd wife, Ellen Marlon (Wood) H.;
b. Mon treal; e. there .and Royal Mil.
ColI., Kingston; graduated, 1888; In.,
494
Feb., 1
92, Adelaide Augusta, y. d.
I.ate D. Lo.me .MacDougall', Montr-eal;
gaz-etted cornet, H.M:s 3rd King's
Hussars, 1888; lieut., 1890; subse-
quently capt.; now retired; attaIned
some celebrity all the Irish turf; one
of hIs Ihunters won the Meath cup,
1895 å Ang.-Somer/ord Manor, Wilt-
shire, Eng, .
Hamilton, Lt,-Col, George Arthur
Sicotte, stock brolier.
O. s. late Geo. Wellesley and Hen-
rietteLoulse, d. late Hon. Louis
Victor Sicotte, a Judge S. C., P.Q.;
father sat in Onto LegIslature; b.
July 28, 1871; e. in Oan. and Eng.;
m. Miss Rae; elected a memo Mont-
real Stock Ex-change, .Jan., 1897 ;
head of the firm of G. W. H. & Son;
a dir. B. N. A. Minln1g Co. ; was It.-co!.
eom'ffi,dig. 3rd RJetg't., Vdotor!Ía Rift-e.s,
:\Lont-f'eaJl, 1900-03; an erutlhousias.tl-c
yachtsman; Amg.-Do1'val, P.Q.; st.
James's Club, do.; Royal St. Law
1.ence Yacht Club; Forest and Stream
Club, do.
Hamil ton, Rev, Harold Francis
(Aing.), e'ducationlst.
S. His Graee ArchTbp. H. (q.y.), Ot-
tawa; b. Quebec, 1876; e. T-rm. CoHo
Sc<h p.o-fIt Ro,p-e, Ohrist C\h., Ox{.ooo,
Eng: (M.,A.; B.D.), and Bishop's CoM.
Univ., Lennoxviltle (M.A., 1903); o.
d,æcon, 1900; :porliest, _1901; cut'\aJÌie, Sit.
Mabthew's Oh., Quebec, 1900-2; leiC1t.,
Bis<bOiP'S OOill. Unlv., 1902-6; In
r.,
Genl. Theol. Semy., N.Y., I!:Þ06-7; smce
then has 'been prof. Past. Theo!.,
Bishop's Call. Univ.-Bishop's College,
Lennoxville, P.Q.
Hamilton, Rev, Heber James (Ang.).
missionary.
S. late W. B. H., Cornwall, Eng.,
a memo of the same famlly as the
Dowager Marchioness of Dufferln;
b. Ont.; e. Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1885)
and Wycliffe ColI.; m., Nov., 1894,
Mary, o. d. late .John Locke Spence,
Toronto; o. 1892; went to .Japan for
C. M. S., 1892.-Nagoya, Japan.
Hamilton, Herbert James, physician.
,S. Ridhrurò H.., wh'Ose lparents were
frOlffi ,tlhe N. of Ire1., and IsahelJa
(GraJham) H., of U. E. L. d-escenlt;
b. CoO. IPee1l, Orut., Aug. 10, 1864; e.
Bmmpton Higih .soh., Vlotoria Unilv.
(M.D., 1885), .and Toront'O Unùv.
(M.,E., 1886); 'ffi. ,Annie, d. .John
Aik'ins, and niooc latJe Senlat'O'r Aikins;
L.R.C.P., Lond., 1886; memo Coil. ,Po
and g" Orut., 11885; suooessful,l'Y :pr.ac-
Hses his prof. in Tor0ll1tJo; &e.cy. Acad.
of Med., Tororuto; presdl1:. Tor'Onto CJdn.
Soc.; lPl'esd't. Ont. Moo. Assn., 1908;
elooted a sen:wt'Or. Toronto UnifY., .1906;
a detl Il1'tern. Merl. Congress, Budapest,
Hunga,ry, 1909; 'Pr,es-e.ulted at A'listrian
Court, 00. ; a 'Don.; a Met1h.-f20 Bloor
St. W., Toronto; Toronto Club; Al-
bany Club; R. C. Yacht Club, do.
"A geneT.a.'l prectiti.oner w>Íth a. wide
knowlwge of country a.s wetll as city ron-
diitil()-ns."-S. N.
Hamilton, Hubert DouglaB, physIcian.
S. late E. G. H., Halifax, N.S., and
Katharine J. H., d. I. D. Bedell; b.
MontJN!aJl; e. BIshop's OoM. Un6v.,
H4-l\ULTON.
Lennoxvllle, P.Q. (B.A., 1886; M.A.,
1896), and McGill Unlv. (M.D.,C.M.,
1890); L.R.C.P. .and S. (Edln.); L.F.P.
and S. (Glasgow); a specialist In
dIseases of the nose, throat and ear;
is demon. in laryngol. and rhinol.,
McGill Univ.; laryngo!., Montreal
Genl. Hosp.; a 'lI1'em. extve.' coante.
Montreal Dispensary; a del. to Med.
Oongress, BUd.a.pest, 1909 ; 'Presented at
the Austrian Court on that occasIon; a
Freemason; Ihas been W. M. St. Paul's
LOdge; Ang.-39 Crescent St., Mont-
real; St. J antes's Club; Unive1'sity
Club; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club,
do.; summer residence: Dorval, P.Q.
Hamilton, John, retired merchant.
I rish origin; s. late Robt. H., D.C.L.,
.. Hamwood," Quebec, and Isa:bella H.
(Thomson). H.; a nephew Archbp. H.,
Ottawa (q.v.); b. New Liverpool, nr.
Quebec., Sept 7, 1851; e. Bishop's ColI.
Sch., ILennoxville and Trin. Univ., To-
ronto (B.A., 1871; M.A., 1895) ; D.C.L.
(hon.), Lenn'Oxvlll'e, 1900; m., 1897,
Ida Mary, d. Il!lJte A. C. Buchana:n,
Quebec, and grand-d. Chief .Justice
!Bowen, do. ; elootoo dl1anceUor of
BIshop's CoIl. Unlv., Lennoxvllle, 1900;
is also a dir. Bishop's ColI. Sch., do.;
elected V.-P. Can. -Club, Quebec, 1910;
he and his family have made many
handsome "money contributions to the
Univ., and to the Ang. Ch. In Can.;
an Ang., and a del. to the Ang. Synods;
a memo Nat. Comte., Ang. Layman's
Missy. Movement; a memo Ang. Mis-
si.oIIJ Bd.; a del. JPIan
A'll.g. Congress,
London, Eng., 1908; a de!. to the Ang.
Ch. Congress, HaUfax, N.S., 1910 ;
V.-P. DiQOCSaJTl 011. ,soc., a m
, extve.
oomte. ,Soc. .foal' the Prey. of Oruellty 11:'0
Anlmal's, P.Q.; a dir. Lake EdJward
SanitarIum; V.-P. Lit. and Hist. Soc.,
Que,bec; amon,g 1Jhos'EJ wihIO were
nSlt:ru-
mental in sroul1ln.g IÌJhe !J}reserV13.>tlon of
t'he PJra-lI1Js of A'bI'lalham -flrO'ffi deseora-
<t:Í'on, 11901.-48 Des Carrières St., Que-
bec; Quebec Garrison Club; Canadian
Club, do.; Royal Canadian Yacht Club,
Toronto.
"An e.arnest, aLIa and devoted church.
ma.n."-Bp. Worrell (q.v.).
Hamilton, Rev, Joseph, (Presb.).
113. Irel.; e. Eng.; m., Miss Sarah
^ nn Chambers, Linen HilI, Ire!. (d.
Oct., 1910); o. (IPr-eSb. Oh.); has
held Several pastorates in Can. and
u. S.; lately at Wilson, N.Y.; author
.. The Starry Hosts," a prIze book or
the .soience and Art Educ. Council,
London, Eng.; "Our 'Own and Othel
Worlds," .. The Spirit W'Orld," .. Num-
lJering t'he ,Stars, "Transfigul'ed," etc.;
all these works have had a large sale,
Rnd have -been V'ery favorably re-
viewed.-f45 Dunn Ave., 7'm'onto.
"A þreacher and writer o.f far more
than ordißoar
' ability."-Dom. Preab.
Hamilton, Major Joshua Smith,
manufacturer.
B. Oct. 12, 18'*8; m.; has serv
d in
the City Council, Bd. of Trade and Sch.
Bd., City of Brantford; elected first
presdt. Pelee Island WIne & Vineyard
Co., 1888; still In that position; long
In v. an. servloe; gaze1Jbed
master
and hon. major 38th Regt., Dufferin
HAMILTON.
495
Rifles; mainly instrumental in having
a monument erected in Brantford, in
honour of the local heroes who fell
during the S. A. war; holds long ser-
vice decoration; Ang. -" Langley
Park," Brantford, Onto
.. Alwa:rs a busy rnan."-Oan. .4m.
Ham
lton, La1\chlan Alexander, late
Dom. public service; late ,Can.
ra.ilway serv1loo.
S. \Vm. B. H., Cornwall, Eng.;
grands. Capt. Jas. M. H., late H. 1.1..'s
5th Foot; b. Penetangulshene, Ont.,
Sept. 20, 1852; e. Collingwood High
Be.h.; m., 1st, Sept, 1880, 1,1!IaJbe1 (d.),
d. .lwte Jas. Leask; 2ndlly, Aã>l., 1888,
Constance Eaton (an hon. memo
\Vomen's Musical Club. Toronto; for-
merly presdt. Women's Musical Club,
Winnipeg), d. Dr. G. F. Bodlngton,
New \Vestminster, B.C.; a P. L. S. and
a D. L. S. ; surveyed a large portion or
the city of Vancouver, and was a memo
of its first council, elected in 1886;
for some time in office of the Surveyor-
Genl. of Can.; afterwaNl asst. lanfl
commr., C. P. Ry.; resigned, 1900;
made a tour of the world, 1904-5; for
some yrs. presdt. Winnipeg Rugby
Football Club, and more recently or
the Mississauga Golf Club; a Con.;
an Ang., and a del. to the Synods;
elected a V.-P. Toronto Licensed Lay
Readers' Assn., 1909.-Lorne Park,
Ont.; Toronto Club, Toronto; Manitoba
Club, Winnipeg.
.. Was one of the most popular men in
Manitoba."-T. Globe.
Hamilton, :Mr., :May E., artist.
E. \Vinnipeg; studied in Berlin and
Paris; has painted there, .and In Italy
and Holland; 3 of her pIctures were
hung .. on the line" at the Paris
Salon, 1905-6 (See Strand, D.ec., 1907).
-Care Canadian Office, Pans, France.
Hamilton, Percy st, Clair, journalist.
S. late Lt.-Col. P. S. and Annie
(Brown) H., Halifax, N.S.; b. there;
e. Halifax Grammar Sch., under Dean
Gilpin (q.v.) : m. 1881, Mary Millicent,
d. Hugh McPhail; reporter and after-
ward city ed. Halifax Chronicle, at 15 ;
ed. Yarmouth Times, 1883-8; dO..
ar-
mouth Daily News, 1888-99; Jomed
staff Montreal Daily Star as ed.
writer 1899-1902; ed. and prop. Mont-
real Sunday Sun, 1902, and when that
paper ceased publication, returned to
the Star; a prolific contributor to the
mags. and other press of Ca.n. and
U. S., principally in humorous sketches
and fiction; nom-de-plume: .. M. T.
Oldwhistle "; has also written several
minor dramas which have been pro-
duced on Jt!he U. S. stage, and a novel-
ization or .tlhe lwte Sir W. .s. Gll.beTtt'iS
play, .. Dandel Druce"; has a Oa
.,
historic novel, .. Paul \Ventworth,
and a collection of humorous stories,
.. Owlville Papers and Other Stories,"
in the hands of English publishers;
Ang.-f-i Souvenir Ave.", Montreal;
Press Club, do.
Hamllton, Lt.-Col, Eobert Baldwin,
late Onto pUblic service.
U. E. L. descent; S. late Sidney
Smith H., a well-known lake capt.;
b. Toronto, Oct. 10, 1847; e, Model
and Grammar schs. there; m., ApI.,
1878, Mary K.ate, e. d. late Hy. Pel-
latt, Toronto; some yrs. in commer-
cial life; a memo public sch. bd.; an
ald.; inspr. vital statistics for Ont.,
18
2-1905; one of the original pro-
moters and first secy. Onto and Sault
Ste. Marie Light & Power Co., taken
over by F. H, .clergue (q.v.), 1893;
holds a 1st dass Royal Mil. Sch.
cert., and was long in the V. m.
service, entering the 2nd Regt.
(" Queen's Own") as a. priYaite;
passed tJhroug:h the several Inter-
vening grades to the command of
the regt. Aug. 30, 1889: R. 0.. July,
1897; took an active interest for
many yrs. in the Can. nat. game,
and was presdt. and field capt. of
the Toronto Lacrosse Club; also One
of the principal promoters a.nd first
presdt. of the Can. Lacrosse Assn.;
now a memo Toronto Lacrosse and
Athletic Club; is a dlr. Onto Motor
League and 'presdt. Packard Automobile
Workis; an Ang.; a Lib.-265 Sher-
bOU1'ne St., Toronto; St. Oatharines.
Ont.; Oan. Military Institute, 7'o1'onto.
Hamllton, Mrs, Susanna Peel, phy-
sician.
D. Ilate Dav'Ïd Boyle, LL.D., and
Mart!ha S. (Fìrankland) B.; .b. Elora,
Ont., Aug. 17, 1869; e. Eil,om !Public
and Hig1h Sohs., Jra>rvls St. CoHo I nlSt. ,
TOI'On,to, Ont. 'Med. Co},}. for Women
and Trin. Un,iv. (M.D.,C.M., 1890);
m., 1902, ArrtJhur S. Ha'lI1JHton., B.S.,
M.D., ,MiirunoOO,þoHs; suooessfuUy prac-
tised her !prof. ,in Toronto; prof. path.,
Onrt:. Moo. .0011. for Women. 1890-8;
WOInJan ph'Ys., SbaJte Ho's,p. for tJhe In-
sane, In'd'epoerudenûe, I.awa, 1898-1904;
was also resident .surg., New Erug.
Hosp.for 'Women, Boston., Ma.ss.;
aUJthw of trallisl3Jtions fl'o'ffi' the I.taI.ian
for Alienist and Neurologist; .Pre,sb.-
503 Washington Ave" S.E., Minneapolis,
Minn.
Hamilton, WlllJam Fawcett, physi
ciano
S. late G. W, and Eleanor (Good-
win) H., Upper ::;ackville, N.B.: b.
there; e. there and :McGill Un Iv.
(M.D.,C.M., 1891); m., June, 1897,
1\1iss Janet Mills, Westmount, P.Q.;
successfully practises his prof. in
Montreal; med. supdt. Montreal Genl.
Hosp., 1893-4; asst. physician Royal
Vlc. Hosp., 1895-6; apptd. to s.ame
inostn. to carry ,on., conjointly wLtih
Dr. Martin, the work of the dept.
of Int. Med., formerly undertaken
by the late Dr. J8JS. Stewart, 1906;
Is as'st. prof. clin. med., McGill
Unlv.; elected a memo Bd. Victorian
Order of Nurses, 1909; a dir. Y. M.
C. A.. and a senator Montreal Wes!.
Theol. ColI.; a del. Brit. Med. Assn.
Congress, 1910; a Meth.-f87 Mountain
St., Montreal; University Club, do.
Hamilton, Major William JOhn: edu-
cationist.
B. Cobourg, Ont.; e. public sch. and
CoIl. lnst:. there, Ottawa Normal
sch., Collingwood and Owen Sound
CoIl. (1st class cert.) lnsts., Sch. of
Pedag. Toronto (specialist cert. In nat.
496
HAMMOND-HANEY,
science and a pUblic echo fnspr'8.
cert.) and Queen's Unlv., Kingston
(B.A., 1906); m. Mary Gordon, y. d.
late John Sim, Feterbor-ough, ant.;
successively principal mo.del and
public sehs., Cobourg; on staff Owen
Sound Coll. Inst.; science master,
Picton; princlp.al Campbell ford High
Sch.; since 1907 has been prindpal Fort
WtJIltam Coli. Inst.; long In the v. m.
service; holds certs. in arty., cavly.,
and infy., and has been senior major
40th Regt.; for a brief period was
dlst. mangr. of the Imp. Life Co. at
Brockvllle; a Freemason, an Oddfel-
low, and a Son of Scot,; a Presb.-
Fort William, Onto
II A teacher whose work is commend
able from an po'iuts of view."-John
H od08on,
.ammond, IIi.. Elizabeth A. (see
Irwin, .Mil'S. Elizabeth A.)
.ammond, JOhn, painter.
B. Montreal, 1843; e. there; m., 1st,
Miss Akers, Montreal (d. Jan., 1900);
2ndly, June, 1902, Miss Stark, Sack-
vllle, N.B. ; studied art in Eng., France,
Holland and Italy; so.me time principal
Owens' Art Museum, St. John, and head
of the Mt. Allison Sch. of Art; elected
R. C. A.; a counctllor, do., 1906-7; has
exhibited In the Royal Acad., London,
the Paris Salon, and elsewhere; rep-
resented in Nat. Art Gallery, Ottawa;
excels In landscape; awarded a silver
med. Pan-Am. Expn., 1901, and a
bronze med. Louisiana Purch. Expn.,
1904; lately painted a series of friezes
for the new offices of the C.P. Ry.,
London, Eng.-Care Montreal Art
Assn., Montreal.
II To be congratu1ated upo'n hil growinr
freedom from the slavery {)f an old Ity1e
and traditions."-M. Witne88.
Kammond, Melvin Ormond, journal.
ist.
O. s. late Alvin and Catherine H.;
b. Tp. Toronto, Co. Peel, ant., July 17,
1876; e. Clarkson Public and Oakville
High 'Soh.; 1Ill., 1900, ,Miss Olara J. S.
WlHiiams, Toronto.; oeI1Itd. journaldSJ111 'by
joining .staff Tor<>nto Globe, Nov., 1895 ;
served several yrs. as Parity. corres-
pondent and political reporter, till
apptd. ed. mag. sec. of The Globe, Oct.,
1906. lias travelled over the greater
part of Can. as a special correspondent,
conducting many Important enquiries;
author II The West from a Car Win-
dow" (1909); elected V.-P. Toronto
Press Clüb 1909; <10. presdt. do. do.,
1910; a Meth.-l-iB Albany Ave., To-
ronto; Press Club, do.
.. Conducts bis depa-rtme'nlt with much
skiLl and ability."-John Boyd (q.v.).
.and, .ev, J, Edward, (Ang.).
B. Co. Simcoe, ant.; e. Collingwood
Coli. Inst., Toronto Univ. and Wycliffe
Coli!.; ,gradua;too, 1898; 1m.; o. 1898;
formerly stationed in N. S. and C<>nn. ;
rector, St. James Ch., St. John, N.B.,
1906-9; since then 'has been rector of
Lima, a.-Lima, O.
Kand, Jame. Albert, journalist.
S. Wm. and Mar&"t. H., Stanton, ant.;
b. Mansfield, ant., ApI. 10, 1878; e.
Orangevllle Hl&,h Sch., ant., Agrlcu!.
C<>ll., Guelp-h, and Toronto Unlv.
(B.S.A., 1905); m., Oct., 1909, MIss
Sadie A. Hamilto.n, Grand Valley, ant. ;
taught sch., C<>. Peel, ant., 1902; entd.
journalism as assoc. ed. Can. Horticul-
turist, Peterboro', ant., 1905; ed.
Weekly Telegram, Winnipeg, 1906;
lect. field husbandry, Man. Agricul.
CoIl., Winnipeg, 1907-8; assoc. ed.
Fanners' Advocate, London, Ont.,
1908-9; since June, 1909, has been ed.-
in-chief Farmers' Advocate and Home
Journal, Winnipeg; .. believes that
more aJttention should be given to
agriculture, that we need demonstra-
ti<>n furms to show the indifferen t
farmer that It wtll pay him in dollars
and cents to change his methods, and
that we must have co-operation be-
tween Dom. and provincial govts. in
the true interests of agriculture";
Meth.-l0 Cooper St.. Winnipeg, lIIan.
Hand, VerJ' _.'9', John L, (R. C.)
B. Westmoe.atJh, I'rel., '1859; e. 'tthere;
came to Can., 1867; studied theol.,
Grand Semy., Montreal; o. 1882 ;
curate St. Mlc'hael's Cath., Toronto,
1882-90; rector St. Gregory's, Oshawa,
1890-2; since then has been pastor St.
PaJUl's 011. Toronto; at the cele-bratlon
of ibis prleS'tly jubilee, 1907, was .pre-
sen ted by his c
mg. with a purse of
$1,000; a memo Sep. Soh. Bd., Tor<>nto.
-Presbytery, St. Paul's Ch., B! Power
St. Toronto.
II Highly respected and widely in-
fOlI"IDed."-Late J. G. Moylan.
Hands, Jonathan GrUllths, physician;
librarian.
Eng. amd Irish odgin; (). s. Jonathan
and Sarah H.; b. Camp den, Glouces-
tershlre, Eng.; e. Battersea Dioc.
Training Coli.; lmm.; taught in pub-
lic schs. of ant. and B. C.; did high
sch. work, London, Peterboro', and
Colllngwood ; science master, latter
Institution, 1878-83; ed. Colllngwood
Bulletin 4 yrs.; contributed to various
ant. newspapers; graduated M.D.,
Detroit, 1889; practised med., State
ar Wash. some yrs.; since 1904 has
been city Hbrarian, V,i.c<t'ol'ia; Ll,b.; a
warm aæmlrer of Mr. Chamberlain,
and of the new Asian mystery, modern
Japan; Ang.-City Library, Victoria,
B.C.; Pacific Club.
Haney, Michael John, civil engineer
and contractor.
S. Peter and Bridget (Ruddy) H.;
b. Galway, Ire!., Se,pt. 5, 1854; came
to Am. willi his family when young;
e. Watertown, N.Y.; m., 1881, Miss
Margt. Godfrey, Kingston, ant.;
memo Can Soc. C. E., 1902; has shown
great aptitude for ry. construction,
and has carried out with much skill
and success many important under-
takings in that line, both in Can. and
the U. S.; head of firm H. & Miller,
engrs. and contractors, Toronto; as-
sumed the management of the White-
head contract on sec. 15, C. P. Ry.,
known as Cross Lake !!Iec.; when only
27 yrs. of age went, with the late Mr.
Onderdonk, to B.C., to take charge of
that portion of the C. P. Ry., which the
latter had contracted for; later, was
associated with the late Hugh and
HANINGTON-HANNAH.
John Ryan In building the Red River
Valley Ry., and the Can. canal at
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.; 8tlIl later, he
superintended the construction of the
Crow's Nest Pass Line, for the C. P.
Ry.; built the HlIlsborough bridge,
P.E.I., and the tunnel under the De-
troit River, between \Vindsor and De-
troit, for the Mich. Central Ry.; a dir.
North Am. Life Assur. Co. and of tl1e
Home .Bank; ra gOY. Oa1:ù1loltioe Ohi. Ex-
tension So-c., a trustee Toronto Genl.
Hosp., and 'þl'ersdJ1. .Oan. .Pol"ltlran.(j, C
-
ment Co. and of the Onto (Lib.) Club;
also ,hon. 'pre,sdt. of otJoo Irish-Gan.
Athletic Club; a generous giv-er; sub-
scribed $5,000 towards the erection
and equipment of a new science hall
for the Univ. of Ottawa; a memo
extv.e.. T-oro'l1lto branidh UnLted IriSh
League, and a prominent memo of the
C.M.B.A.; elected presdt. Toronto Im-
provement Soc., 1907; a R. C.; an
actlv.e Lib.-" Cli/den Hall," Rosedale,
1'm'onto; National Club; Engine61's'
Club; Ontm'Ío Club, do.; Rideau Club,
Ottawa.
" One o.f the most eminent contract<)rs in
Can."-St. John Telegraph.
"A man of great force of character,
w.ith a practical business miud and possess-
ing also a large and gene'rous heart."-
T. Globe.
"A splendid specimen o.f the whole-
hearted Can.; broad-minded and tolerant in
his views, and 8 liberal giver to' every good
cause."-The late Judge Curran.
Hanington, Bev. Edward Arthur
WeUe.ley (Ang.),
4th s. late Hon. D. L. H., presdt
Leg. Council, N.S., and Margt. (Peters)
H.; bro. late Hon. D. L. H., LL.D.,
D.C.I,., judge of the Sup. Ct., N.B.;
b. Shedlac, N.B., 1844; e. N. B. Univ.
(B.A., 1865); m., 1867, Margt., d.
late Alex. McLean, Sherif[ of Frederic-
ton; o. deacon, 1866; priest, 1867;
rector, St. Clement's Ch., Prince Wil-
liam, and St. Paul's Ch., Dumfries,
N.B" 1866-77;. R. D., Woodstock, do.,
1873-77; rector, Milford, Ont., 1877-8;
since then has been rector, parish of St.
Bartholomew's, New Edinburgh, Ont.;
also, since Dec., 1878, has been special
chaplain at the Can. viceregal resi-
dence, Rideau Hall; has officiated in
la,tJber oa;paci.ty ,to S1.lJCIOeSSiv
Gover-
nors-'Genl., and !has I"ecd. f,rom otJhem
many marks of their esteem and re-
spoect; a stauJ1Idh Imperialdst.; a del.
to 'Dhe ,Syn-od; lis clerioal secy. otJo tJoo
Synod of Ottawa.--'st. Bartholomew's
Rectory, 125 Mackay St., Ottawa, Onto
Hanna, David Blythe, Can. railway
service.
S. Wm. H., Thornliebank and Barr-
head, Scot.; b. 'I.ìhornliebank, Dec. 20,
1858; e. local sch.; m., ApI., 1889,
Margt. L., e. d. T. A. Garland, Portage
la Prairie, Man. ; entd. Scottish ry. ser-
vice, as an asst. agent, when 16, be-
coming, later, chief clk. and cashier on
the Caledonian Ry.; came to Can.,
1882, since when he has tilled the fol-
lowing positions :-Clk., auditor's office,
G. T. Ry., Montreal, 1882-4; elk.,
auditor's office, N. Y., West Shore and
Buffalo Ry., N. Y., 1884-6; chief
497
acct., Man. and N. W. Ry., 1886-92;
treas., do., 1892-6; land commr., do.,
1893-6;
nl. supdt., Can. Northern
Ry., 1896-1902; since then has been
3rd V.-P., do. ; since 1907 has also been
genl. mangr., do.; is presdt., Can.
Northern Quebec Ry., Quebec and
Lake S1. John Ry., Can. Lake &
Ocean Nav. Co., and Duluth, Winni-
peg and P8.lCitic Ry.; V.-P. Can, North-
ern Ont. Ry., Reading Camp Assn. Can.
Norbhern Prairie Lands Co., and 'Hali-
fax and S.- W. Ry.; a dlr. Manfrs. Life
Ins. Co., Columbia River Lumber Co.,
Lond-on and Can. Loan and Agency
00., Brit. Am. Assur. Co., Brit. Emp1re
Trust Co., Bank of Hamilton, Winni-
peg Electric Ry., and Western Assur.
Co.; one of the 23 men, who are,
according to the Montreal Standard,
a t the basis of Can. finance; a Presb.-
"Th01'nliebank/' Rosedale, Toronto;
Toronto Club; Albany Club ; York
Club, do.; MatlÁtoba Club, Winnipeg.
.. Hiß splendid gra.sp of accounts .and
ßn.a.nces, toge,ther with the inte.n.ge, and in,
cre-asing inte,rest in. his work, has made
him a, most valuable o.fficer."-V. World.
Hanna, Bev, Wm. Girdwood (Pres b.).
S. Geo. and Ann (Girdwood) H.;
b. Holmesville, Ont., Oct. 1, 1856; e.
Clinton High Sch., Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1881), and Princeton Semy., N.J.; m.,
Feb., 1886, Miss Janet Strang; 0., 1886 ;
pastor Uxbridge, 1889-97; do. Mt.
Forest, 1897-1907; oapptd. Secy. Onto
Lord's Day Alliance and Asso. Eastern
Secy. Lord's Day Alliance of Can.,
1907.-
60 Euclid Ave., Toronto.
Hanna, Eon, WiUiam John, lawyer;
statesman.
Irish origin; s. Geo. and Jane (Mur-
dock) H.; b. Tp. Adelaide, Co. Middle-
sex, Ont., Oct. 13, 1862; e. local schs.,
Toronto Unlv., and Onto Law Sch.;
m., 1st, Jan., 1891, Miss Jean G. Neil
(d.); 2ndly, Miss Maud McAdàms;
barrister, 1890; K.C., 1908; success-
fully practises his prof. at Sarnia;
one ot the leaders of the Western bar;
at present Is head of the firm of H.,
Le Sueur & Howitt; a dir. Western
Can. SøtJtle'rs Mutuo8JI 00. I8.J1Id Ste'rling
Bank; V.
P. Empire Accident & Surety
Co.; a Con.; unsuccessfully contested
West Lambton (H. C.), g. e.'s, 1896
and 1900; has represented same riding
(Local) since g. e. 1902; since Feb. 8,
1905, has been prov!. secy. and regr.
gent of Onto In the Whitney Admn.;
a memo IJ1Iterprov.J. COJ1If., Ottawa,
1910; a Meth.-Parliament BuildinglJ,
Toronto; Sm'nia, Ont.; Toronto Club;
York Club, Toronto.
.. Oaopable, suave, n:"s.ourcefw1."-J[. arid
E.
" .A m.an with a bi'g hea,rt .aJD'd a bTahl'v
head."-T. Globe. .
.. An engaging personality, with 60me
genius fOil" opl'1aebicaa po'lit.Ïoæ"-'l'. Neu'.v.
.. An excellent deba
1l' a.nd platform
sJ)e'tl.ke'r, R-nd, witho'Wt duubt, a C'ÛlDl,j,ng
ma.n-."-Oan. Oourier,
Hannah, George Weir, Can. steam-
ship service.
S. Wm. and Margt. H.; b. Glasgow,
Scot., Dec. 6, 1847; e. Glasgow and
Brooklyn, N.Y.; m. Com A. (d. .Mcl1..,
49M
HANNAH-HANSON,
1911). d. JJabe Pete-I' Kå,ssan, N.Y.;
came to Am. many yrs. since; w
(,or 25 ytrs. connooted wHih ,tlhe
Inman Steamship Co., N.Y.; moved to
Can. 1893, and has, since then, been
passenger mangr. of the Allan Steam-
EilhÏip Co., Montreal; a pr.omote'r of ,tihe
Stuart TUflbine 00., .1906; :has
tured
.:m "OanadJa'fJ Share in .A1tlantdc ISteam
shtip EVJOIl'UltJi-c)lll," etx::.-186 .Mansfield St.,
Montreal; St. Jmnes'8 Club; Canada
Club, do.
"A ca.pable man, with a high reputation
for integrity and rectitude-, who is an
enthusiastic believer in the future of the
Dom."-Oan, Am,
Hannah, Ian Campbell, educationist.
E. s. Very RJev. John J. H., Dean
of Chiohes:te<r, .Ðng.; lb. Br>igihton,
Eng., De-c. 16, 1874; e. Wlinch'ester
CoU. tScIh., and Tl'iin. CoIl" ,oam-
bI1idlge (B.A., wi,th \honours, 1895;
M.A., 1899); D.C.L., King's CoIl., N.8.,
1904); m., 1904, Miss Edit.h Brand,
Oberlin, Ohio; master Eng. sCh., Tien-
'l'sin, China. 1897-9; Cambridge Vniv.
Extens. Lect., 1899-1904; presdt.
Kllng',s 0011.. WJ.nd'sor. N.,S., 1904-6
(also a gov. of that Institution);
author, .. A Brief History of Eastern
Asia," and several text books; ha:5
travelled extensively in North Am.,
Europe and the Medi rerranean. the
far East, S. Africa, etc.; believes
.. that. in a few generations, Eastf:rn
Can. would be French again, simpl
r
through the Eng, communities being
confined to the towns"; Ang.-Cam-
b1'idge, Eng.
Hannay, Arthur :Burnø, journalist.
B. and e. in New Brunswick; a
nephew late Jas. H., F.R.S.C., historian
and journalist; m., June, 1904, Bertha
Lauise, d.
'albe Wm. RaJinnde, 'St. J'oIhn.
N..B. (presented. on his marriage with
a solid silver tea. service by colleagues
in Ottawa Press Gallery); originally
news ed. Daily Telegraph (St. John,
N.B.); joined .staff, Montreal Herald,
1900, and has since remained with that
journal, more re-cently as ParIty. repre-
sent'ative at Ottawa; elected presdt. Ot-
tawa Press Gallery, 1910.-56
Mac-
Laren St., Ottawa.
Hannington, Miss Mabel LOuise, phy-
sician; missionary.
D. A. H. H., St. John, N.B.; b.
there; e. there, Toronto Univ. (M.B.,
1900), arud Trin. Univ. (M.D.,C.M.,
1900); .took
eoial üaul'\Sle N. Y.
Polyclinic Hosp., 1909; went out to
China, as a missy. under the C. M. S.,
1903; now building a hosp., to be
under her charge; Ang.-Ning Taik,
China,
Hannon, His Honour James Willson,
Di'st. Ot. judge.
S. Rev. Jas. H., D.D. (Meth.), and
S8.Jrah Margt. (Willson) H., Toronto;
b. Hamilton, Ont., Oct. 11, 1870; e. pub-
lic, high, coIl., model and law schs.
of Ont.; under-grad. Toronto Unlv.,
with honours in classics; m., July, 1900,
Miss Emma Orilla Woods, B.A.; bar-
rister, 1895; <successfully jpIl"actised his
prof. at Guellph, Ont.; removed to
Prince Albert, Sask., 1898; town solr.,
1899-1902; Çrown prosecutor, jl. dlst.
Sask., do.; agent Dom. Lands and
Crown Timber Agent, Prince AI,bert,
1902-1905; Rßgr. Land Titles, Ba.ttle-
ford, 1905-9; also served a:s sch. trustee
and election elk., Dom. Plebiscite, 1898,
and Dom. g. e., 1900; apptd. judge
Dlst. Ct., jI. dist. of Regina, .July 17,
1909; a .Meth.-2276 Lorne St., Regina,
Sa8k.
Hanratty, Christopher James, jour-
nalist.
B. Dublin, Irel., ApI. 10, 1877; e.
there and Montreal; journalist, 1893-
1908; sþeCda.1 wrirter on .sportirug. dlra-
matico and commercial sUbjects; at
present secy.-treas. McGill Un Iv.
Union. and secy. McGill Unlv. Stu-
dents' Council; R. C.-129 Laval Ave.,
Montreal; Ranelagh Club, do.
Hansard, Hugh Hazen, lawyer; Can.
railway service.
B. N.B., Oct. 6, 1869; e. there and
Oxford Vniv. (B.A.); m., Oct., 1901.
Nan, d. late Hon. Isaac Burpee, for-
mer,ly MinI'. of Customs, Ottawa; bar-
rister (N. B.), 1894; successfully prac-
tised his prof. In St. John, N.B., for
several YI1s.; entd. Dom. public service,
1901; chief clk. and ,law elk., Dept. of
Rys, and Canals, 1903-8; In brokerage
business, Ottawa, 1908-11; slnoe then
has been asst. solicitor, G. T. Pacific
Ry.-W1nnipeg, Man.; Rideau Club,
Ottawa.
Hanson, Charles AUg'u8tine, stock
broker.
A bro. Wm. H. (q.v.); b. Fowey,
Cornwall, Eng., 1845; e. there; m. the
d. Jas. Appelbe, J.P., Traf,algar, Co.
Halton, Ont.; founded the firm of H.
Bros., Montreal; joined firm of Coat
s,
Son & Co., London, 1890; depty. chair-
man Gresham Life Assur. Co. since
1901' apptd. by Prince of Wales sheriff
of the Co. of Cornwall, Eng., 1907;
elected a shefliff of .vh.e City of Lon-
d011, Eng, 1911; !presented to ,tlhe late
King Edward and Queen ,MoeX\8.ndra,
1907; decllinM Con. nomlnBJtlcm ,bo
Br.tt Barl.t., 1903; Prot.-Fowey Hall,
Cor;"wall Eng.; Con8ervative City,
Carleton,' Wellington, and Royal We8t-
ern Clubs, do.; Mt. Royal Club, Mont-
real.
Hanson, Edwin, Investment broker
and financial agent.
Bro. Wm. and C. A. H. (q. v.); b.
and e. Eng.; came to Can., 1870; m.
Miss Clements; a memo of the firm ot
H. ,Bros., Montreal; engd. In many
public enterprises; a dir. Montreal
Trust & Deposit Co., Can. Coal & Ry.
Co., Laurentide Pulp Co., Quebec &
La,ke St. JOìhn Ry., M8.Jr.lNme Coal, Ry.
and .Power Co., Brlt.-Can. Bank Note
Co., 'Permt. Ins. A:gßncy. and pre.s-d't.
::Mionrtroo,l WtR1Jer & ,Po.wer Go., etc.;
formerly;presd,t. Havana. Eloc. R'Y. Co. ;
eleded e. gov. VLot(mian Order of
Nurse.s, 1902.--832 Dorche8ter St. W..
Montreal; Mt. Royal Club; St. James's
Club; Canadian Club; Forest and
St1'eam Club ; Montreal Club; 111 onh'eal
Jockey Club; Mt. Royal Lawn 7'enni8
Club; Royal Montreal Golf Club;
Royal 8t. Lawrence Yacht Club;
Manitou Club, do.; Canada Club, Lon-
don, Eng.
HANSON-HARDING.
499
Hanson, William, stock and Invest-
men t broker.
3rd s. late Capt. H., Fowey, Corn-
Wl3.11, Eng.; b. there, ApI. 14, 1851;
e. there and Can.; m. Ada Maria, d.
late Edward Daly, Napanee, Ont.; a
memo and partner of the firms, H.
Bros. & H. & Ferguson, Montreal; a
dlr. Ottawa Northern & Western Ry.,
Brit. Columbia Southern Ry., Montreal
Water & Power Co., Dom. Guarantee
Co., Ricbelieu & Omt. Na v. Co., Oan,
Arpprailsal 00., Chicout.imi Pu.l.p 00.,
Terminal Warehouse & Cartage Co.,
amd V.-P. Quel:Jie.c & Lake ,St. .John Ry.
Co.; also orgt3.nlzed and was a dir. of
,tJhe Crow's Nest .Pass Ooal Co.; flor-
merly engd. In the Ins. busIness; a
Meth., and a gOY. and treas. Montreal
Wesl. TheoJ. CoIL and presdt. Mon-
real Social Union.-" Restormel,"
B
Mt. Pleasant Ave.. Westmount, .Mont-
real; St. Jame
's Club; Montreal
Club; Canadian Club; Montreal Hunt
Club; Mt. Royal Lawn Tennis Club;
Westmount Golf Club,. Manitou Club,
do.; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
Harcourt, Frederick Weir, Onto pUbllc
service; lawyer.
5th s. late Michael H., M.P.P. ; a bro.
Hon. Richard H., K.C. (q.v.); b. York,
Co. Haldimand, Ont.; e. privately by
Rev. B. C. Hill, Cayuga CoIl. Inst. and
U.. C. CoIl.; m., d. late Campbell Mac-
Kenzie, Toronto; barrister, 1886; a
bencher, Law Soc., 1906 and 1911;
K.C., 1908; suCC"ess1'u l ll'Y <praotisoo iMs
pr.o-f. in Toronto; a d,ir. Can. Landoed
and Naot. Investment Co.; appbd.
Official GuaTd-ian. High Ct. of Justice,
Ont., Nov., 1902; a Freemas<m of hoi,gth
degree; Past Dist. Grand Master;
An.g.; a oCth. warden anla, a del. :to hhe
r-nods.-90 St. George St., Toronto;
Toronto Club, do.
Harcourt, George, Alberta publlc ser-
vice.
B. Co. Huron, Ont., Nov. 3, 1863; e.
there; graduated B.S.A., (with gold
medal for ,proficiency), Tororuto Ulllv.,
1889; m., 1893, Ettie .J., d. Sheriff
Stir ton, Morden, Man.; asst. to Prof.
Robertson (q.v.), Ont. Agrlcul. CoIl.,
and afterwards In full charge of the
dairy dept. and asst. chemist in that
institution; Prof. of Agricul., Prince of
Wales ColI., Charlottetown, P.E.I.,
1891-4; supdt. Farmers' Insts. and
Fairs, N."\V.T., 1903-5; since then,
Depty. Minr. of Agricul., Alta.; was
f.ormerly agricuL ed. Island Guardian
(Charlottetown), also ed. of Farming
(Toron t'O) and mOire I!".ece.mtly ed. of tlhe
Nor'- West Farmer,. a dir. Oan. Seed
Growers' Assn., and a Senator of
1}
,rta Un,iv. ; PreSh. - Edmonton,
II A man of large and varied experience
fOor his office, his whole life having been
spent in the business of the farm either 811
a wo.rker, a student., or a teacher."-
Farming.
Harcourt, Hon, Bichard, law:rer;
statesman.
3rd s. late Michael H., who repre-
sented Haldimand in the Can. Legis-
lature previous to Confederation; b.
Seneca, Co. Haldlmand, Ont., Mch. 17,
1849; e. private sch. and Toronto Un Iv.
(B.A., 1870; M.A., 1871; LL.D., hon.,
1902); D.C.L. (hon.), 'l'rln. Unlv.,
1902; LL.D. (do.), Queen's Unlv.,
1903; m., May, 1876, Augusta H., O. d.
late .Jacob Young; barrister, 1876;
K.C., 1890; successfully practises his
prof. In Weiland, Ont. ; was for a time
prIncipal Cayuga High Sch., and later
a pUblic sch. inspr. for. Haldlmand ;
is a senator Toronto Univ. and a gov.
U. C. ColI.; a Lib.; sat for Monck
(Local), 1878-1908; was a memo of
the 'Mowat, Hardy, and Ross Admnos.;
ProVìl. T'reas., Ont., 1890-9; M,inr. of
Education, do., 1899-1905; a del. Educ.
Congress, 8t. Louis, Mo., 1904; an
Ang.- Welland, Ont,
.. His kmgu.ag>e Is noted for its purity,
con,ciseness and .st.rength."-T. Globe.
Harcourt, Bobert, educatlomst.
A bro. Geo. H. (q.v.); S. latE" .John
T. and Helen (Ratcliffe) H.; b. Co.
Huron, Ont.; e. there and Toronto
Univ. (B.S.A., 1893); wife d. Dec. 4,
1910; for some yrs. iProf. of c'hemdstry,
Onto Agricul. 0011., Gu-elph, Ont.; a
Presb.-Guelph, Onto
Harding, Ernest stanley, physican.
B. Amherst, N.S., .June I, 1873; e.
Amherst Sch., and Acadia Univ. (B.A.,
1893); graduated M.D.,C.M. (McGill
Univ.), 1897; house surg., Montreal
Genl. Hosp. for 15 mos.; won prize
offered by Tubercul. League for the
best catechism on public health and
tubercul., 1907; has been secy. to
Montreal Tubercul. League, since
1904; provl. tennis champion, 1901-3.-
5
" St. Denis St., 1JIontreal.
Harding, John Elley, U.S. Army.
S. Judg
H., Lindsay, Onto (q.v.) ,
b. and e. St. Marys, Ont.; unm.; 1st
Lieut. and Adjt., 35th Infantry, U.S.A.;
now chief of police, ManiLa, P.I.-
Manila, P.I.; Manila Club.
Harding, Hi. Honour John Elley, Co.
Ct. judge.
S. .John and .Jane (Talbot) H., who
were among the first settlers in the
London Dist., Ont.; b. Tp. B2verley,
Co. Wentworth, Ont., May 29, 1840; e.
Caradoc Acad, and under Rev. H. B.
.Jessop, M.A., p'rivRJte .tutor; 'ill., 1866,
Mary (d. Nov., 1905), d. Geo. Steven-
son, Sarnia, Ont.; barrister, 1866; suc-
cessfully practised his prof. for 18 yrs.
at St. Marys, Omt., and .for 14 yrs. at
Stratford, Ont.; K.C., 1890; junior
judge Co. Ct., Victoria. Ont., Sept. 10,
1898; apptd. senIor judge do. do., Feb.
3, 1906; lon1g anod 'honoumbly connect-
ed with the Masonic craft; has been
g-rand master of the Grand Lodge of
Orut. ; a P. G. Z. of ,tJhe Grand
Chapter of Can., and a P. G. V. C. of
the Knights Templar of Can.; Ang.-
Lindsay, Onto
Harding, The Bight Bev, Malcolm
Taylor McAdam, bishop (Ang.).
S. .John Richard and .Jane Kilby (Mc-
Adam) H.; b. Barkway, Hertford-
shire, Eng., 1865; e. City of London
ColI., and King's ColI., London (B.A);
D.D. (St. .John's ColI., Winnipeg), 1906;
m. twice; 2ndly, Oct., 1907, the relict
of S. H. Caswell, Qu' Appelle; o.
500
HARDMAN-HARE.
deacon, 1887; priest, 1888; curate,
Mattawa, ant., 1888; Brockville, ant.,
1889; St. George's Cath., Kingston
ant., 1890; rector and R.D., Brandon;
Man., 1893-1903; archdeacon of Asslni-
boia and exam. chaplain to the Bp.
of Qu'Appelle, 1903; declined a call
to St. Luke's, Toronto, 1906; elected
coadjutor Bp. of Qu' Appelle, June,
1909; d'O.
p. ()f Qu' AJppelllie, ,19111;
presen.ted WI-Vh a .POOtol'al cross iI11'iltr>e
and ohain ,by ,the An.g1}1i.oans {)or' Bran-
don, 1909; .believes in .. The Oatholt1c
'aith" as reed. by the Ch. of Eng.
ill Can.; a del. Halifax Ang. Ch. Con-
' 1910.-Bishop's Court, Regina,
"An racoompÐished OhrisUan ge'n.tI<eman."
-Dr. John Reade (q.v.).
.. Invalua'ble in counsel, apt in executive
work, a giant in the field, and, at all times.
a charming companion."-Can. Church
man.
Hardman, John Ernest, mining engr.
Y. s. Wm. and Hannah H., natives
of Manchester, Eng.; b. Lowell, Mass.,
ApI. 27, 1856; e. Mass. pubHc schs.,
Mass. Inst. of Tech., Boston (B.Sc.),
McGill Univ. (B.A.Sc., ad eun., 1898;
Ma.E., do.), .t>aris and BerUn; m.,
ApI., 1895, Elizabeth, 3rd d. late H.
F. McCarthY, Ottawa; memo Mining
Soc., 1877; do. Can. Soc. C. E., 1905;
successfully practises his prOof. in Mont-
real; for 15 yrs. was connected with
gold mining in N. S.; prof. mining and
metallurgy. McGill Univ., 1895-6; has
been presdt. N. S. Mining Soc. and
Gan. Mining Inst., V.-P. Am. Inst. of
M. E., and a councillor Can. Soc. C. E. .
a memo Royal Comn. to investlgat
Treadgold concession, Yukon, 1903'
promoter Review Publishing Co. (L.P.;
1904) ; has contributed technical
a,rticI-es t.o Engineering Mag., '1'Tans.
Can. Soc. C. E., etc.-The Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke St., M ontTeal; EngineeTs:
Club.. University Club, do.
"A skilled e,nginee-r in mining and
metaJ'lurgy."-Can. Gazette.
Hardy, His Honour Alezander David
Co. Ct. Judge. '
Y. s. late Russell and Juletta (Stur-
gis) H.; bro. late Hon. A. S. H.,
Premier and Atty.-Genl., ant.; U. E.
L. descent; b. Brantford, Ont., July 13,
1859; e. Brantford public and high
schs., and under late J. C. Thompson,
M.A., London, ant.; m., 1894, Mary
E., d. late David Curtis, collI'. of cus-
toms, Brantford; barrister, 1886; suc-
cessfully practised his prof., first at
London and subsequently in his native
town; was a memo old-estabd. firm ot
H., Wilke's & H., Brantford; apptd. co.
judge of Brant and local judge High
Ct. of Justice, ant., ApI. 23, 1897; sur-
rogate jUdge ()f Briant, Oct. 4, 1899,
and local master, Sup. Ct. of Judica-
ture .for ant., Nov. 21, 1902; a del.
firs't Library Inst., On't., 1907; el-ected
V.-P. ant. Library Assn., 1908; presdt.
Oan. Olub, BrantJford, 1907; do, Brant
Hlst. Soc., 1909; Ang.-BTantfoTd.
Ont.; B1'antfoTd Club, do. -
Hardy, Edwin Austin, educationist;
author.
New Eng. stock, the family lines
on both sides running back to 1630;
b. Laconia, N.H., Aug. 30, 1867 ;
parents moved to Guelph, ant., 1870;
e. UXbrldge High Sch. and Toronto
Unlv, (B.A., with honours In Eng. lit.,
history and mod. langs., 1888
; m.,
July, 1891, Annie Florence, d. Robt.
Everett, UXbridge, ant.; Eng. master,
Lindsay Coll. Inst., 1889-1904; teacher-
training secy., ant. Sunday Sch.
Assn., 1904-6; principal, Moulton ColI.,
Toronto, 1906-9; since t;hen haAS been
secy., Toronto Bible Class Federation;
also since 1900 secy. ant. Liby, Assn. ;
secy. (1889-92), presdt. (1896), ant.
Christian Endeavour; apptd. Eng. and
hlst. master Jarvis CoIl. Inst., Toronto,
1910; has ,served also as 'hon lect.,
summer llt. .sch., McGill Univ.; a del.
to the first ant. Library Inst., Brant-
ford, ant., 1907; besides being asso.
ed. Endeavour Herald, has contri-
buted to the mag. press, and acted
as asst. ed. Morang's lit. series; as
such has edited" Selections from Can.
Poetry" (1906) and .. Selections from
Can. Prose" ('do.) ; has also been joint
ed. Can. Fir-st Standard Teaoher-train-
Ing Course, .and ed. Quarter. Bulletin
of Best Books, ant. Library A
sn. and
ant. Dept. of Education, Toronto; a
Bapt.---8 University CTescent, Toronto.
II An excellent man f(}r hi. pOIition."-
Late Geo. Murray.
Hardy, Eugene Ale.zander Patrick,
physIcian.
Third s. late Hon. A. S. Hardy,
K.C., sometime Prime Mlnr. of ant.,
and Mary (Morrison) H.; b. Brant-
ford, Onot., 1875; e. Un,iv. {JÍ Toron,to
(I
LB., 1902); IM.D., He.nl'lg 00111.,
Chicago, 1897; memo CoIl. P. and
S., Onot. (Ihomæop.), 1897; memo Coull.--
ell do. do., 1902-3; V.-P. do. do.,
1907; presdt. do. do., 1908-9; Is secy.
Can. Inst. Homæop., and a memo In-
Itern. HaJhnemamn Imlst.-6!l Spadina
A ve., Toronto; University Club; Vic-
toria Club, do.
Hare, Henry .ather, physician.
S. larte Wm. Almon H., Ha;J.ifax.
N:S.; g'rands. latle Major H., H..M.'s
971t'h .Reg't., of l\u. Henry, n:r. Lim'erick,
Irel, ; b. Hal:L1ia.x, N.S., AJp.1. 20,
1863; e. 1}U'ÞÞic wh., DalihouSlie Undv.
and Univ. of N. Y. (M.D., 1889);
hosp. surg., HalH1ax Batt., N.- '\V.
Rebellion, 1885 (med.) ; 7 yrs. in charge
of hosp., West China, Can. Meth. Mis-
sion ; staff Interpreter, 2nd Brig.,
China Exped. Force, 1900 (med.);
physician on staff, Halifax City Dis-
pensary; do. Salvation Army Home;
med. officer In charge Deep Sea Mission
Hosp., Harrington Harbour, Labrador,
since 1905; lectured on his experiences
In La.brador, 1910; Meth.-Harrington
HaTbour, P.Q.
Hare, Bev. John Jam.. (Meth.), edu.
cat1onist.
S. late Robt. and Barbara (ShlIllng-
ton) H.; b. Tp. Nepean, ant., Oct. 3,
1847; e. Victoria Unlv., Cobourg (B.A.,
with 1st prize honours metaphy., He-
br{!w, and ScrIpture hist., and with
highest stan.ding In soph. year, 1873;
M..A., 1879) ; Bh.D. (Ill. Wes!. Unlv.) ;
m., Sept., 1874, Katherine Isabella, d.
late Rev. D. C. McDowell (Meth.); a
HARGRAFT-HARLING,
501
public SC'h. teacher for some yrs.; o.
1873; for 1 year pastor, London, ant.;'
since Sept., 1874, has been principal
ant. Ladles' Coil., Whitby, ant.; apptd.
gov., as well as principal, 1879; since
his appt. the coIl. has been twIce en-
larg:ed, 2 additions having been made:
Ryerson Hall and Frances Hall; a
s.enator Toronto Univ.-Ont. Ladies'
College, Whitby, Onto
"One of the leading educationist!! of
Canada."-O. Free Presø.
II Has shoown .r!ll1"e exe.cutive wbiHty, a.nd
to this, to'ge,the,r with his indefatiga'ble
exertions and
ntire dev{)tion to its in.
terems, the rem.ar
abIe success of his in-
stitUttÍODi is 1argely to 00 attributOO."-T.
Globe.
Hargraft, Alezander Boss, merchant.
.second s. labe "\Vom. H, M.P.P.,
Cobourg, ant., anrd Ma,r:gt. H.; b.
Cobourg-, ant.. Nov. 28. 1860; e. Coli.
Inst., th-ere; m., NIQ'V., 1883, FI'OflenoOO.
d. late Lt.-Col. Fairbanks. Oshawa,
ant.; first went west, as far as Ed-
monton. 1879: took up residence at
Winnipeg, embarking In grain trade,
1901; became a councillor, Winnipeg
Grain Exchange; elected presdt., do.,
1904; Lib.; Ang,-Winnipeg; Manitoba
Club, do.
Hargraft, George Boss, Insurance
profession.
Bro. A. R. H. (q.v.); e. s. late Wm.
H.. M.P.P.; b. Cobourg, ant., Feb. 2,
1856; e. there; m., Sept., 1881, Rachel,
o. d. Lt.-Cot. E. A. Macnachtan. Co-
bourg; sometime In sel"Vl
<Bank ()f
Toronto; since .then conneoted with
tJhe Commel
dii!1Jl Union :AS,SUT. Co.,
Ltd., London, Eng.; apptd. genl. agent.
do., at Toronto, .Jan. 1, 1900; Is also
J{enl. agent there Can. Accident Assur.
Co.; is presdt. Cobourg and Northum-
berland Old Boys' Assn., Toronto;
past presdt. Granite CurUng Club, To-
ronto; do. do. ant. Lawn Bowling
Assn. ; presented a trophy for competi-
tion between the lawn bowling clubs
of Toronto and Immediate vicinity.
1905; an Ang.--6! Glen Rd., Rosedale,
Toronto; Granite Club; National Club,
do.
Harkness, Bev, David Bruce (Bapt.).
E. McMaster Unlv. (B.A., 1899;
M.A., 1904) ; m., Oct., 1900, Amy Eliza,
e. d. P. S. Gibson, C.E., D.L.S., WIl-
Iowdale, Ont.; ed. Western Outlook; a
memo comte. to organize Bapt. Union,
1908; apptd. supdt. Bapt. Missions,
Western Can., 1909.-7.6 Langside St.,
Winnipeg.
Harkness, James, educationist.
S. late .John H., Derby, Eng.; b.
there, Jan. 24, 1864; e. Derby Sch. and
Oam'briòge Univ.: m., May. 1908, K.aJtJh-
erlne Emily, e. d. Rev. W. H. Cam,
Birchanger, Bishops Stortford, Herts,
Eng.; sC'hol. Trinity ColI., Cambridge,
1882-8; prot. mat'h., Bryn Mawr ColI.,
Penn., 1888-96: a full prof. there, 1896-
1903; since then Redpat'h prof. math.,
McGill Un-Iv.: a memo Am. Math
Soc.
and London Math. Soc.; has also been
V.-P. Am. Math. Soc.; F.R.RC.. 1908 ;
Ang.-2
Lorne Ave., Montreal; Univer-
6ity Club. do.
Harkness, Bev, Bobert (Presb.).
S. Geo. and Agnes (Angus) H.,
Dumfrlesshlre, Scot.; b. Tp. E. Nls-
sourl, Co. Oxford. ant., 1858; e. St.
Catharines and Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1888); Ph.D. (Central Unlv., Ind.),
1904: m., 1888, Isabella .Jane, d. Rich-
ard Wilson, Renfrew, ant.; O. 1898;
one of the first 3 Can. missionaries to
entoer Korea, 1888; .tau,g,ht for a time In
the Royal CoIl.. Seoul; spE"nt 6 yrs. In
educt work In Kanazawa, .JaJpan ; since
1902 pastor Knox Ch., Cornwall, ant.;
a SE"n:ltor MontrE"al Prf>sb. Colt-Knox
Church Manse, Cornwa", Onto
II A charming lecturer."-M. Witnesø.
Harley, Bev. A, W. M. (An g.).
E. King's CoIl. Univ., Windsor, N.S.
(B.A., 1884; M.A., 1887); o. deacon,
1886; priest. 1887; formerly rector
Trln. Ch., Liverpool, N.S.; ø.ppt<l.
prof. Eng. lit. and economics, King's
Coil.. 1907.-Windsor, N.S.
II A man of wide culture, deep th(}uu;ht,
a writer of beautiful and forceful En 11:-
Ush, and a gentlemall ()f the highest char-
acter. "-Can. Ohurchman.
Harley, Bev, ][, A. (Ang.).
E. King's CoIl. Unlv., Windsor, N.S.
("B.A., 1884; M.A., 1887); o. deacon,
1884: priest, 1885; successively mlssy.
Country Harbour, curate Windsor, and
rector Pictou and Digby. N.S.: apptð.
mango dlr. and seCY. II Edgehl1I" Ch.
Sch. for Girls. Windsor, N.S., Aug.,
1908.-Windsor, N.S.
Harley, James, lawyer.
S. Archfb3.ld H.. ex-M.P. for South
Oxford (H. C.), and Elizabeth (Stew-
art) H.; b. Tp. Burford, Co. Brant,
Ont., Aug. 15, 1850: e. Brantford ColI.
Inst.; m. Annie C., d. Capt. Manson,
Port Hope, ant.: barrlstH, 1881 : K.C.,
1899: successful1y practises his prof.
at Brantford: frequentlY entrustE"ð
with crown business; ald., 1884-9;
has .also heen a memo and chairman
Branttord con. Inst. Bd. ani! a mem.
and cl1airman Bd. of Lf('enS'e -Commrs. ;
a gov. .John H. Stratford Hosp.. 1888-9 ;
a Lib.; a Meth.-Brantford, Onto
II One of the fe;w men w.h{) P(}Ss.eS9 the
oonfldence {)f an hearts."-Rev. Dr. Coch-
rane.
Harling, Bobert Dawson, merchant.
B. Liverpool, Eng., 1861; e. Nat.
schs. there and St. Mark's Colt, Chel-
sea: m., 1892, e. d. late .John Roberts,
chief customs Inspr., Liverpool; a
steamship freight broker, Liverpool.
In p.artners1J.ip with his bro., Thos. H.,
up to 1896: subsequently western
freight agent tor various Atlantic
lines, Toronto; since 1899. the repre-
sentative In Cam. and the U. S. of the
Manchéster Ship Canal Co.. Manches-
ter Corporation, and Manchester Lin-
ers, Ltd.; has lecturf>d occasionally
on the subject of the Manchester
Canal; Ang.-ln6 Springhnrst Ave.,
Toronto: National Club, do.; TratTfc
Club, Chicago.
HarUnJr, Thoma_, business man.
S. Mark and Agnes H.; b. Liver-
pool, Eng., .July 6, 1859; e. St, Peter's
Ch. Sch. and Liverpool COil.; m., 1884,
502
HARPER-HARRINGTON,
Miss Grace Parry: entd. shippIng
busIness, as junior partner, firm of
Wm. Hunter & Co., Liverpool, 1873:
succeeded to management of the busi-
ness, 1883; joined Elder, Dempster &
Co. as Can. mango partner, 1895; do.
Ji'red. Leyland & Co., 1898, and con-
tinued with that firm until It was ab-
sorbed by Am. capitalists; since then
has been In 'prlvate business In Mont-
real: apptd. Can. trade representative,
port of Bristol, 1907: mango dlr. Que-
hec Tnansport Co., 1905-6: a. dir.
Un.ion Oold ,Sot'orage .00., !Montreal; pro-
moter Sunllg-ht Gas Co., 1902: is
officially and prominently Identified
with ,Montreal Sailors' Inst.; a life gOY.
Montroeal GenI. Hosp.; chairman West-
mount Sch. Bd., 1895-7; memo Extve,
0omte. Woestmount Munlcipa.l Assn.;
Lih., and a cmlJ1ciIlor Montreal Rpform
C1ub.-l05 Côte St. Antoine Rd., lVest-
mount. Montreal,. Canada Club,. Re-
form Club,. "JVestmount A. A. Club, do.
Harper, Bev, Frank Cecil (Presb.).
North of Irei. descent; S. Hy. and
Marg-t. (McClain) H.: a bro. late Hy.
A. H. (In recognition of whose gal-
lantry a public monument has been
erected at Ottawa): b. Cookstown,
Ont., ApI. 10, 1877; e. public sch. and
Coli. Inst., Barrie, Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., with 1st class honours In
classics, pol. science and law, 1894),
Knox ColI.. Toronto (B.D., with 1st
class honours, 1901), and New Coli.,
Edinburgh, Scot.; took several prizes
and scholarships at Knox Coli.; o.
1 !J03; held charges at Syden1l.am,
Pickering, and Drummond Hill Ch.,
T .undy's Lane, and is now at Barrie;
a Freemason of high degree; memo
Royal Arch Ch3.p., and 8t. .Tohn the
Almoner, Preceptory of K.T.; Lib.
always.-Ban'ie. Onto
Harper, Rev, Henry (Meth.).
B. Tp. Whitby. Ont.: e. Port Perry
High Sch. and Ill. WesI. Univ. (M.A.);
0., 1883; formerly pastor Parry Sound
and Huntsville; chairman Parry
Sound, 1898-1900: secy. Toronto Conf.,
1902; chairman. do., 1908; pr('sdt., do.,
1909.-0rangeville, Onto
"A'I1 earnest preacher, with a great f:'nd
of re.al humonr; a. koon spOTtsman and a
splendid shot."-T. News.
Harper, John Murdoch, littel'ateur;
educationist.
Celtlc origIn on maternal side: s.
late Robt. M. H., founder of t'he first
weekly newspaper published in .Tohn-
stone, Scot.. and Marion (Henderson)
H.; b. .Tohnstone, Feb. 10, 1845; e.
Paisley Abbey Parish Schs., Dundas
Vale Normal ColI., Glasgow (highest
certs. from Council of Educ, and specIal
certs. from Science and Art Dept.,
Kensington, as well as Queen's
scholar), Queen's Unlv.. Kingston
(B.A., 1882) and Ill. Unlv. (Ph.D.,
1881) : m., 1st, Agnes (d. 1883), e. d
late Wm. Kirkwood, Stanley Muir,
Paisley, Scot.: 2ndly, Elizabeth, d.
Andrew Hastings, St. .Tohn, N.B.:
taug.ht sch. In Scot. for a short time;
reed. an appt. to an aead. In the Mar.
Provinces, and later became suc-
C'essively head-master, ProvI. Model
Soh., Tr
ro, N.S., &nd pr
nclpal, VIc-
torla and! Girls' High Schs., St. .Tohn,
N.B.; was invited by P.E.I. Govt. to
become supdt. of educ. In that Pro-
vince, 1887, but declined; later was
asked to assume the princlpalshlp of
the Provl. Normal Scl1., Charlottetown'
this position he accepted, being alsó
for a time prof. In the Amalgamated
Normal Sch. and Prince at Wales
Coli., wItih special supervision of the
dept. .for the training of teachers:
went to Quebec, 1880. to become rector,
Quebec High Sch.; held that posltio!1
until 1886, when he became Inspr. of
Ruperi
r Schs., P.Q.; resigned, 1903;
for a tIme was prof. of math., Morrin
CoIl., Quebec; ed. Educ. Record for
many yrs.; has been presdt. St.
Andrew's Soc. and Teachers' Assn.:
has also been V.-P. Quebec Lit, and
Hlst. Soc., Provl. Assn. (}If Teachers,
and Dom. Educ. Assn.; F.E.I.S., 1881;
as a complIer of sch. books. his earlier
pfforts were undertaken with Dr. Tho....
Morison, of Glasgow High Sch., the
result being" The Maritime Readers" ;
among his oth-er sch. books are: "A
History of the .Marltime Provinces of
Canada" and "An EieIThentary Geo-
graphy"; author, likewise, 'f)f " Plato,"
"The New Education," "Cause and
Effect In School Work," "Canad
an
Unity," "The Development of the
Greek Drama," "Our .Teames," "Ga-
zetteer .of <Canada... "Sacrament Sun-
day," "The Earliest Beginnings of
Canada," "The Mon tgomery Siege."
"Mr. Maydian's Family Circle,"
"Translations in Verse from Classic
Authors," "Champlain's To.mb," "T'he
Battle of the Plains," "The Morai
Dr1II Manual." " The Fundamental
Moral Principles," "The Little Ser-
g-eant." "Ohamlplaln : a Drama,"
"The Prince's Booklet," "The Scpr of
Si'IVle,r ;Lake," "Songis ,for l.he Ter-
centeJ1ary," and "Dominus Dom!, or
the Chateau St. Louis"; has also con-
tributed to the Can. 11/ag., Queen's
Quarter., Dom. Presb., etc.: favòurs
the creation of a nat. Bureau of Educ.
for Can.; an I:m:pe,nwldst; a Fresb.-
a A berdeen St., Quebec; Canadian
Club, do.
"An ex.pe.de'nced write-r....-M. Star.
"A true poe't."-Dr. W. W. Campbell
(q.t J .).
"One of the g'1'elate-st dramat,ists in Can
since Hoovy
ge."-Dr. O'Hagan (q.".).'
"Onoe o.f thoe most ve'rsB.t,ile and ind.us-
tri<Jus litterateurs <Jf CanadJa."-Lafe Geo.
Murray.
Harper, Vincent (soo Adams, Hy. A.).
Harrington, John Lyle, civil engineer.
S. Robt. Chas. and Angeline Vir-
ginia (Henry) H.; b. Lawrence, Kan-
sas, Dec. 7, 1868; e. public and pri-
vate schs. and Univ. of Kansas
(B.A.Sc., 1895; B.A.. do.; C.E., do.);
B.Sc., ad eund., McGill Unlv., 1906;
m., .Tune, 1899, Miss Daisy .Tune Orton.
White Cloud. Kan.; memo Inst. C. E.,
Can. Soc. C. E., Am. Soc. C. E., Am.
Soc. M. E., Am. Soc. Mech. Engrs.,
and an hon. member Sigma Xi; pro-
fessional service with the following:
Dr. J. A. L. Waddell (q.v.), consult.
engr. ; Elmira Bridge Co., Elmira.
N.Y., Pencoyd Iron Works. Phfla-
delphia, Carnegie Steel Co" !{ersto
e
HARRIOTT-HARRIS,
503
Bridge Works, Pittsburgh, Cambria
Steel Co., Johnstown, Pa., designed
and bullt new structural shops, Bucyrus
Co., Milwaukee Steam Shovels and
Dredges; was asst. chief engr. N or.th-
westtrn Elevated. Ry., Chicago, asst.
chief engr. In charge of construction
of steel work; the Berlin Iron Bridge
Co., designing engr.; the Baltimore &
Ohio Ry. Co., designing- engr.; the C.
W. HurutJCo., N.Y., 1h000S't!ingandcon
-
ing machinery designers and manu-
facturers, In clhal'
ot englng. and
business of the co.; the Locomotive
& Machine Co., Montreal, chief engr.
and man gr. bridge and structural busi-
ness ; has designed some notable
hoisting machinery and many note-
worthy bridges and structures; ed.
.. The Principal Professional Papers ot
Dr. J. A. L. Waddell" (1905); author
"The Value of English to the Tech-
nical Man" (1907), "The Necessity
for Individual Engineering Libraries
and for Continuing Study after Grad-
uatlon" (1908), etc.; now In part-
nership with Dr. J. A. L. Waddell.-
(q.v.).-Kansus City, lIfo.
Harriott, Mrs, Clara, retired actress.
B. Toronto, Mch. 17, 1849; moved to
Cleveland, Ohio, when 3 months old;
became a memo of the ballet, Acad. of
Music, Cleveland, 1861, advancing to
Leading la.diy; knolWu u.POn the stag-e
as Clara MorI"is; leading Iladiy Wood's
Theatre, Cincinnati. 1869: memo Daly's
Fifth Ave. Co., N.Y., 1870; has starred
In all principal Am. theatres as "Ca-
mille," "AlIxe," "Miss Multon." "Mercy
Merrick" In T'he N f'!W Magdalene,
.. Cora" In L' Article 47, and other
Important roles: one of the greatest
emotional actresses that ever graced
the Am. stage; has contributed to
many mags. ; author, "A Sllent Singer"
(I 899), .. My Little Jim Crow"
(1900), "Life on the Stage" (1901),
"A Pasteboard Crown" (1902), "Stage
Confidences" (1902), "The Trouble
Woman" (1904), "Life of a Star"
(1906), "Left In Charge" (1907) and
"New East Lynne" (1908); m., 1874,
Frederick C. Harriott, N.Y.-Rivel'-
dale-on-Hudson, N.Y.
Harris, Adam Ferguson Athol Carr-,
mining engineer.
4th s. Prof. R. Carr-H. (q.v.) and
late Ellen Jane (Fitton) H.; b. King-
ston, Ont., Sept. 26. 1883: e. Queen's
Univ. (B.Sc., 1906); m., Feb.. 1909,
Marion (B.A., Queen's Univ., 1906). d
Donald McLean, London, Ont.: was In
charge of survey party, G. T. Pacific
Ry., 2 yrs.; on englng. staff, Douglas
Copper Mines, nr. Bisbee, Arizona, 1
yr.; afterwards looated a branch line
of ry. nr. Cananea, Mexico: now asst.
to chief engr., Consolidated Copper
Mining Cos.' Mines, nr. Cananea
Mexico.-Cananea, Jllexico.
Harris, Lt.-Co1, Alexander Waddell,
Can. regular mll. fOfl0es.
S. Jas. H., V.S., and Jane (Hunter)
H.; b. Ottawa, 1871: e. there and Mc-
GlIl Unlv. (V.S., 1890); In successful
practice In Ottawa; long In v. m.
service; granted hon. rank of It.-col.,
5t1h Prinoess Louise Dra
oon Gds.,
908; gazetted Jrt.-col., Can. Army
Vetell"llnary Corps, Jul'Y 22, 1911; (holds
l'Ong-servlæ decoQll"'8Jtlon; eleoted 'PresdlÌ.
Oerutral Can. Vetter. ,Assn., 1904; a
memo Montreal aoo .AJm. Ve1er. Assns.;
a Freema8'On: a Son 'Of 8oot.-78
FOU1.th Ave., Ottawa.
Harris, Mrs. Bertha Carr, aUithor;
philan throplst.
D. E. V. Wright, Ottawa; b. and e.
Hull, P.Q.; m., June, 1896 as his 2nd
wife, Proif. R. Oa.rr-Halrni.s' (q.v.) ; .be-
f.ore ber marriage, acquÏcr"oo an dn1rern.
reputation because of her effol'lts in
bhe 'Clause of If8iIrren Ihumand.ty; was the
foundler of t'he Home for
I"iendl,ess
Women, of lÌlhe Young WQI11,en's Ohrls-
tJian Inst., of ItJhe Y. W. C. A. and 'Of
.bl).e Gospel :Mis l siofi1 Undon, Ottawa, and
was for SO'IIlJe time organdzlnlg secy. of
tJhe Dom. Y. W. C. A.; autlhor'
"Lights and iShades of Mls'slon Work';
(1892) and II The Wlhirte Ohtlef of ilie
Ot.t'8W1a" (1903).-Kinuston, Onto
Harri., Charles Lewis Matthew, doc-
tor of musIC.
S. Rev. Hy. H.; b. Stanlngly York-
shire, Eng., 1863; ';p..me to Can., with
parents, 1869; e. Can. and Eng.; m.,
1891, Miss Mary Thomson, gt.-grandd.
first settler In Scarborough Ont'
graduated Mus. Bac. (Trln. Urilv., Tö
ron:to) , 18911; Mus. Doc. (do.), 1898;
studied piano and violin with eminent
teachers; organist Parllament St.
Meth. Ch., Toronto, when 8 yrs. of
age; since then organist and choir-
master. St. Paul's Presb. Ch., Hamil-
ton, 1885-1905; do. do., Erskine Ch.,
do.; has been musical dlr. Hamilton
Ladles' Coll. and Hamilton Conser. of
Music for many yrs.; an examr. In
music, Toronto Unlv.; presdt. Assoc.
Muslclrans ot Ont.: formerly conductor
Hamllton Choral Soc. and Harris Or-
chestral Club: has conducted several
operatic performances. and produced
some of the most ambitious composi-
tlons: the first C:ln. canl1ldate to rp-
celve the degree ot Mus. Doc., and the
only Can. up to the present time who
secured It by passing the required unlv.
pXRmn. at a
an. unlv.: Prot.-Hamil-
ton, Ont.; Royal Can. Yacht Club;
r"fI,ndinn rZub. do.
Harris, Edward William, lawyer.
U. E. L. dæoent.; s. Caplt. John H.,
a naval ofTr., one of the stafT on the
Havfield and Owen survey of the Gt.
T."I.kp!,:. lR16. and subsequpntly: grand-
soOn Saml. RY'eTSe, one 'Of -the co. illeuts.
selected and apoptd. by Genl. Simcoe,
1804, to organize the Province of U. C.;
b. on hmnesæad, WoodÙ1ouse, Long
Point Bay, Lake Erie, Ont., Mch., 1832 ;
e. London Dlst. Grammar Sch. and by
private tutors; m., 1860, Sophia Howard
(presented to Queen Victoria by the
C.ountess Grey, 1856), O. d. late Rev.
Dr. Egerton Ryerson; barrister, 1854;
In practice for many yrs.. In London,
Ont.; senior In the firm H. & Magee;
was th
promoter and organizer Onto
Loan & Debenture Co.. a dlr. London
& Pt. Stanley Ry. and London Life Ins.
Co.; for many yrs. presdt. Long Point
Co.: has contributed largplv to the
pt,bllc press, and has puhlished tho
following among other pamphlets :-
504
HARRIS.
II Upper Canada's EarUest Women,"
II The QruaJi.l:' "Our Grea:t Lak,e F1lsh-
eries, a ,passing heritage," "The Ontario
Fisheries: How and Why Destroyed,"
"Canada the Making of a Nation," "Is
Game Off Any Value to the Farmer?"
and a II Review of Civic Ownership";
aJP'Ptd. a memo Royal Fishery Comn.,
1892 (<11hie valut1JbIle rerr>oI'lt It'hen prapaJI'-
ed in conI1JeC't1on tJh.eTe'Wit:'h, WIaS largeily
hds 'Work); is al'so V.-P. Ontt. Inish &
(}a;me Pr1()lt
lon Assn-.; A:ng. -11
Manor House, ltfarylebone Rd., London,
N. W., Eng,
.. One wiho almQ'St single-handed has done
muClh for t,he 'Prese'l'V'ation O'f the Oan.
fisherie,s."-M. Star.
Harris, Bev, Elmore (Bapt.).
- -So late .Tohn H., Massey-Harris Co.;
b. Brantford, Ont., Feb. 23, 1854; e.
local schs.. Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1877),
and McMaster Unlv. (D.D., hon.,
1899); m., 18't, Rutlh (od. 'Moh., 1910),
d. ,}late Thos. S. Slhen,sltone, Bmnltrford.,
Ont.; 2ndliy, S
pt., 1911, O!dve Marlon,
d. late .T. A. Cu!'ham, 1000r.Ïsber, IfumoliI-
ton, Onl!:.; has 'heM paSltoll'ates In St.
'Dhoona-s, Ont., and TOJI'.onftoo; w.as for
some yrs. ,from 1895 iP'l'e,sd,t. Torcm1to
Bible Train1nog 1Sc'h.; a g>Dv. MicMtast
r
Univ., and sinreoe 1906 'hon. 'lect. dn
En'g. Bible 1Jhell'e; V.-P. People's
Taverns i()o., 1903; eioectoo ip'OOSdlt.,
local 'bnmcJh, EvangeI10al A'Ndanoce,
1908; gaV1e $5,000 1'0 TOT'onto Y. M. C.
A., 1910.--85 Walmer Rd., Toronto.
II One 1;)1. the most notable divines jn
Can ada. "-V. World.
Harris, Captain Ernest Dale Carr-,
H.M.'s regular mil. forces.
2nd. s. Prof. R. Carr-H. (q.v.) and
late Ellen .Tane (Fitton) H.: b. Thurso.
P.Q., Feb. 14, 1878; e. R. M. ColI.
(graduated with sword of honour,
Gov.-Genl.'s gold med., aT\d many other
honours, 1899); gazetted lIeut., R. E.,
1900; capt., 1908; served' 2 yrs. with
allied forces In N. China; commanded
the detachment of R. E. employed In
fortifying the Brit. Legation grounds.
Pekln; afterwards served as chief
engr. constructing public roads.
wharves and other civil works, Wel
Hal Wel; also commanded R. E. de-
tachment, Singapore, for 2 yrs.; was
a memo advanced course, R. E., Chat-
ham, Eng-., 1906-7: now capt. Garrison
EnJ:'rs., Kohat, India; formHly capt
R M. CoH. football team.-Care War
Otffce, London, Eng.
Harris, Ferguson Fitton Carr-, phy-
sician.
\E. 's. Porof. R. CaII'I'-H. (q.v.) and
late Ellen .Tane (Fitton) H.: b. Ot.
tawa, Dec. 25, 1876; e. R. M. CoIl.
(graduated with honours. 1897) and
Qupen's Unlv. (M.D..C.M.. 1901);
M.RC.S.. EnJ:'., 1906; L.RC.P.. London,
1906; otrered a comn. In Imp. army;
was gazetted capt. and adjutant, 4th
Regt. Hussars: surg-eon. KinJ:'ston
GenI. Hosp., 1901-3; do. Co. Carleton
Genl. Hmm., Ottawa. 1903-4; house
surg-eon, City Hosp., Blackwell's Island,
N.Y., 1904; do. do., St. Fr.a.nrls Ho
p.,
N.Y. City, 1905-6; do. do., Hosp. for
Ruptured and Crippled, do., 1906-7; do.
do., Maternity Hosp., do., 1907' now
successfully practises his proto In
Cananea, Mexico; a well known foot-
ball player In his colI. days; captained
Can. Mil. Football team which toured
EnJ:'., 1903.-Cananea, Mexico.
Harrill, Gordon A" Dom. publlc ser-
vice.
A bro. Lloyd H. (q. v.); b. Beams-
vllle, Ont., Dec. 15, 1880; e. pubIlc sch.
and'Brantford Coll.lnst.; followed busi-
ness !pursuits In Can. and U.S. ; was for
a time ed. and propr. of The Okanagan
(Vernon, B.C.) ; since Mch., 1909, has
been Trade Commr. In .Tapan; elected
presdt. Can. Club, Yokohama. 1910;
Ang. - Canadian Offlce, Yokohama,
Japan.
.. If nOlI; ß d'ipJ<m1'l1t, a.t least .a ge'I1'tle-
man."-O. F1't!e Prelflf.
Harrill, Hon, Lt,-Col, Lloyd, .manu-
fae.turer; capltaUst; legislator.
Can. parentage; S. .Tohn H.; grands.
..\Janson H., founder of an Important
Industry now forming a part of the
Massey - Harris Co., Toronto; b.
Bf'amsvllIe, Ont., Mch. 14, 1867; e.
Brantford pubIlc sch., Brantford CoIl.
Tnst. and Woodstock CoIl.; m., 1st,
Oct., 1887, Mary (d. 1892), d. .Tas.
Perkins, Petrolea, Ont.; 2ndly, Evelyn
Fnances, d. Capt. Wm. Blackmore,
Ppnzance, Eng.: originally In the ser-
vice of the A. Harris, Son & Co. ; went
to Europe In the Interests of the firm,
1889, becoming resident mangr. In Gt.
Brit., with head offlce In London. after
the formation of the Massey-Harris
Co., 1891; returned to Can., 1900,
since when he has devoted his whole
attention to his extensive private In-
terests; Is head of the firm of H.,
Cook & Co., bankers and financial
agents, Brantford, and of the H. Trust
Co.; V.-P. Can. Starch Co.; V.-P. of
the Manfrs.' Life Ins. Co. of Toronto;
a dlir. 'Drrusts & Gua.ranltee Co., Rus-
se!,! oM.olÍ:OII' Oar 00., and ltJhe Dom.
PiorweiJ" & Transmil.lsslo11J 00. :. sec<y.
Steel Co. of Can., and presdt. Can.
Bolt & Nut Co., and offlclally con-
nected with various other organIza-
tlons; Is also now the "Massey" of the
Massey-Harris Co., and a large share-
holder t,hereln; elected presdt. of the
Brantford Bd'. of Trade, 1902-3; and
he came V.
P. Can. Manofrs. Assn., 1905;
was also a memo city coundl; devoted
to athletics; Is a dlr. of the Ont. Motor
League, and presdt. Brantford La-
crosse Club; was apptd. hon. It.-col.
25th Brantford Dragoons, 1909; was
presented to the late King Edward,
Windsor Castle, .Tune, 1905; Is presdt.
iBmntbford 01u.b; a Lib., and I'epl'e-
se'TIlted Branltfol"d (H. C.), 1908-1911;
slÍ:'I"O'tl.gliy O!P'.P'Osed to ltJhe Taft -F'loelod1 ng
1'e'CI!.procMJY compacl, ,1911; Ang.-ll0
Brant Ave,. Brantford, On t.; Brant-
ford Club, do.; National Club; Ontario
Club,. Toronto Club; Country and
Hunt Club,. Royal Can. Yacht Club,
Toronto; Rideau Club, Ottawa;
Colonial Club,. Sports Club, London,
Eng.; British Club, Paris, France.
Barris, Bobert, a.rtist.
S. late Wm. Critchlow H., Anglesey,
North Wales, and Sarah (Stretch) H.,
Lancashire; b. Vale of Con-way, North
HARRIS.
505
Wales, Sept. 17, 1849; came with his
parents to P. E. I., 1856; e. Prince of
WalES 001,1., Oha.ru'otJtet.ofwn; m., .1885,
Elizabeth, d. L. N. Putnam, Montreal;
originally a P. L. S.; studied In the
Slade Sch., Univ. ColI., London, and in
the Atelier of Bonnat, Paris; also In
Italy, Belgium and Holland; R.C.A.,
1880; iPresdlt., ,do., 189,3-.1906; :has aJlso
served as presdt. Onto Soc. of Artists;
dlr. Art ,Sch., Montreal Art aAssn.,
1883-7; has exhibited at the Royal
Acad., London, the Paris Salon, and
other galleries; awarded a med.
World's Fair, Chicago, 1893, a gold
med., Pan.-Am. Expn., Buffalo, 1901,
and a gold moo. and diploma, World's
F,air, St. Louis, 1904; C.M.G., 1902;
kn
wn principally as a figure and por-
trait painter; one of his early pictures
.. The School Trustees," Is In thé
National Gallery, Ottawa; also II The
Fathers of Confederation," which was
executed under a comn. from the
Dom. Govt., .and which, so far as care
and research could make it, Is regarded
as an accurate record of what it repre-
sents; among the most successful of
his portraits a.re those of the Earl of
At;>erdeen, Lord Strathcona, Lord
Mmto, Lord Mount Stephen Sir John
A. Macdonald, Sir O. Mow.åt, Sir Hy.
Strong, Sir L. Tilley, Sir A. Campbell
Sir John Allen, Sir Hugh Allan Si;
Wm. Dawson, Sir' Joseph Hickson
Senator Ferrj.
r,. Senator Allan, Archbp:
Bond" Bp. WillIams, Sir G. A. Drum-
mond, Jas. Ross, Rev. Dr. Douglas
Peter Redpath, Goo. Gooderham Joh
Crawford, A. F. Gault, Sir H. Montagu
Allan, Sir H. N. Bate, Eug>ene Lafieur
Dr. B. J. Harrington, and Miss M:
Campbell (Mrs. Jones); has lectured
on subjects connected with art. an
Ang.-ll Durocher St., Montreal. '
.. The Dean of Ganoadian artiiSts."-Oan.
OenturJ/.
II
man of charming personality and
st
r.llDg worth. "-T. Globe.
.. T
e pee-r fOIl' sound" h'OneiSt, adequa.te
portra.Itu
o,f .any man painting to,cLay."
-M. Witness.
. "'Dhe .able-st livin.g e
()nenfl of the
hlg'hest !Ü'
of culture 00 which a n,a.tion
('Ian 8.spue. -JI. ArguIJ.
Harri., :aobert Carr-, civil engineer'
oouC8lti'Onist. '
S. Alex. H., Berkshire, and Ursula
SaraJh (Cl8Jl'r) H., Yor
shi'f1e, Erug.; .b.
London, Eng., 1843; e. King's CQIl.,
London; m., 1st, 1875, Ellen .Jane
(-d. 1890), d. Robt. W. Fitton, l\!.D.,
Cork, Irel., by whom he !had 4 sons
(q.v.) and 2 daughters; 2ndly, June,
1896, Bertha (q.v.), d. E. V. W,right,
Ottawa; entd'. prof. of C.E.'s 1864.
asst. en gr. during constructlo
Inter
co1. Ry., Can., 1867; asst. dist.
erugr., d,o., Moh., 1872; ddv. engr.,
C. ,Po Ry., 1875; div. engr., Quebec
Govt. Ry., 1876; 'Was ema:>'loayed on the
Brooklyn waterworks, 1874; on the
C.P. Ry., In calculating brid.ge super-
structure trusses, and In Inspecting on
behalf of the Dom. Govt. the bridges
on that road from the Rocky Mts. to
Vancouver; also as consulting bridge
engr. for St. George Viaduct, G. T. Ry.;
his prof. experience In ry. construction
has been of the most varied and ex-
tended character, having had! to do in
one way or another with every link of
the rys. that cross North Am., from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, viz.: the
Pictou Ry., the Intercol. Ry., the Que-
bec Govt. Ry., and C.P. Ry.; prof. of
coivil enging., R. M. CoIl., Kingston,
1879-97; prof. of gen1. enging., Soh. of
Mines, Kingston, 1898-1901; chief
engr. of trial and location surveys,
Brockville and Sault Ste. Marie Ry.,
1902-4; div. engr., C. P. Ry., Guelph
and Goderich location and construction,
1906-9; in charge of mining surveys In
northern N.B., 1909-10; since then has
been consulting engr. to Wilbur Iron
Mining Co.; has been an assoc. of the
Soc. of C. E., London, Eng., for many
yrs.; besides being the author of
articles on II Sanitary Engineering,"
and the "Reclamation of Tidal Marshes
from the Sea," has publlshed 2 text-
books on "Civil Engineering:' and
"Bridge Calculations"; an IffiIP. Feder-
a.tionist; a Bresb.-Kingston, Onto
. .. I atltribUite la,rge.ly any m-e<asU're 'Of suc-
cess I may have attained .as an engineer
to you.r e,nde,a,vours and uDlf,ailing in:tere-st
in the welcrare of your studenlts."-Sir
Percy Girouard (q.v.): Letter to Prof.
Harris.
"In my lo.n (J' eXipe'rienooo I do nolt think
th.at I have
e't many men-cel1ta.inJy I
have melt no Pf18CtñCaJ engineers----.so highly
qualified in many essenotial parts, as Pfl1()f.
Harris."-Sir Sandford l'leming (q.v.).
Harris, Bobert Edward, lawyer.
U. E. L. stock; s. late Robt. J. and
Reb
(Ditmars) H.; b. Annapolis
Royal, N.S., Aug. 18, 1860; e. private
tutors and Annapolis Acad.; D.C.L.
(.hon.) King's College Univ., N.S., 1905;
m., June, 1883, Minnie L., d. Jas. Hors-
f,all, Annapolis; studied law with late
Rt. Hon. Sir J. S. D. Thompson and
Hon. Mr. Justioe Graham (q.v.); bar-
rister, 1882; K.C. (Earl of Derby),
1890; do. (N. S.), d().; a coun'CHlor N.
S. Barristers' Soc., 1896; V.-P., do.,
1905; presdt., do., 1907; successfully
practised his prof., first at Yarmouth,
up to 1892; since then at Halifax; long
one of the leaders of the Can. bar; a
dir. Eastern Trust Co., Trinidad Elec-
tric Co., Robb Enging. Co., Porto Rico
Ry., Brandram-Henderson, Ltd, Acadia
Sugar Refinery Co., and Sch. for the
Blind; presdt. N. S. Steel and! Coal
Co., and Elgin and Petitcodlac and
Ha
lock Ry.; promoter Can. :I!'lour
Mills Co.
1900), N. S. Shipping Co.
(1902), and Mexican Light and Power
Co. (1902); is a gov. Univ. of King's
ColI.; a Llb.-Con.; an Ang., and a del.
to the Synod.-B8 Spring Garden Rd.,
Halifax, N.S.; Halifax Club, do.
Harris, Bobert Balph Carr-, civil
engine.er.
3rd s. ,Prof. R. Ca,rr-H. (q.v.) amd
late Ellen Jane (Fitton) H.; b. King-
ston, Ont., ApI. 17, 1881; e. R. M. CoIl.
(graduated w(th sword of honour and
other distinctiòns, 1903), and Queen's
Univ" Kingston; unm.; declined a
comn. In the Brit. army; gazetted lIeut.
4th HusSlaJI"S, v. m. ; asst. engr. Cwta.ract
Elec. Power Co., Niagara Falls, Ont.,
1904; resident engT., C. P. Ry. con!!truc-
506
HARRIS-HARRtSON.
lion, Goderich, Ont., 1904-7; while In
this service built 2 large bridges across
the Maitland River, Goderlch; apptd.,
,by competition, asst. engr. to tihe chief
engr. of the Canton-Hankow Imp.
Chinese Govt. Rys., where he still Is;
when 16, having undertaken a contract
to put the late Major .Walsh and the
N. W. M. Police stores across the Chil-
koot Pass, safely accomplished the
task; while at colI. was capt. of the
R. M. ColI. hockey team, and has since
become one of the best known and
most successful hockey players in Can.
-Confederation Life Bldg., 2'm'onto.
Harris, Boland Caldwell, Can. muni-
cipal service.
S. Jas. and Catherine (Allen) H.,
both Canadians; paternal grandpar-
ents Irish; maternal do., Irish and
Scotch; b. Lansing, Ont., May 26,
1875; e. Toronto public and high
schs.; m., May, 1902, Miss Alice Mary
Ingram; apptd. chief elk. Property
Dept., Toronto, 1901; promoted Prop-
erty Commr. dú., Oct., 1905; forrnel'ly
a reporter Toronto News; elected 'Se.cy.
and treas. Intern. Assn. for the P.re-
ventlon of Smoke Nuisance, 1909;
Gon.; Ba,pt.-50 Balsam Ave" TOl'onto;
TOl'onto Camera Club.
.Harris, :Rev, Voorhees Evan. (Ang.).
S. Robt. Jefferson and Rebecca (Dit-
mars) H., both of U. E. Loyalist de-
scent; b. Annapolis Royal, N,S., ApI.
16, 1856; e. Annapolis Acad. and Univ.
of King's ColI., Windsor, N.S. (Genl.
Williams' prize In mineral. and Steven-
son scholar., 1876; McCawley Hebrew
prize and Wm. Cogswell scholar., 1877;
Bishop's prizeman, 1878; B.A., do.;
M.A., 1882) ; m., 1880, Emma Chandler,
d. late Hon. W. B. Troop, M.P.P.;
headmaster, St. Peter's Soh., Charlotte-
town, P.E.I., 1878-9; o. deacon, 1879;
priest, 1880; rector, St. Paul's Ch., Lon-
donderry Mines, N.S., 1880-3; vicar,
Christ Ch., Amherst, N.S., 1883-95;
rector, do., do., 1895-1900; do., Sack-
vllle and Bedford, 1901-10 ; since then
has been clerical diocesan secy., N. S.;
rural dean, Amherst, 1889-1900; a del.
to Genl. Synod; recording secy., Ang.
Ch, Congress, Halifax, 1910; has
several times visited Eng. In the in-
terests of the Soc. for Propagation of
the Gospel; formerly a dir. .. Edge-hill "
Ch, Sch. for Girls, Windsor, N.S.; a
gov., King's Coli. Univ.; also a lect.
in divinity, do., since 1906; a del. Ang.
Ch. Congress, Halifax, 1910; is opposed
to the amalgamation of -King's and
Dalhousie Univs.-Halifax, N.S.
II A man of mo're than aVofl"age .ability,
of tiI"e,less e'nergy and of consecrated life."
-Church IV ork.
Harris, Wilfred Ernest, physician.
S. late Major Thos. R. H., M.P.P.,
J,P., and Annie H.; b. Aylesford, N.S.,
Sept. 3, 1873; e. pUblic schs., AcacIa
Villa Semy., Horton, N.S., private sch!!.
and Am. Sch. of Osteopathy, Klrks-
vllle, Mo. (grad.) ; m., Sept., 1899, Miss
Jean C. H. Van Allen, Morrlsburg,
Ont.; successfully practised his prof.
for a short time in Princeton and Vln-
cennes, Ind.; now and tor some yrs.
at Cambrldlge, Mass.; prof. of t:herap.
and clinical demonstration, Mass. Coli.
of OsteopathY, 3 yrs. ; now presdt., do. ;
elected presdt., Assoc. CoUs. of Osteop.
of Am., 1907; do. do., Boston Can.
Olub, 1911; house physician, Cam-
bridge Osteopathic and Surgical Sani-
tarium several yrs. ; has written
numerous scientific articles and is now
compillng a text-book on the practice
of osteopathy; a Con.; an Ang.-
"Hotel Cantabrigia," 1010 Massachusetts
Ave., Cambridge, Mass.; Canadian
Club, Boston.
"Has won dj,stinction aoS 6 ]ecture,r and
writer."-H. Herald.
Harris, William Dale, civil engineer.
B. Eng.; e. Mass. Inst. Tech., Bos-
ton (B.Sc., 1878); m. Miss Lewin
(ipresdt. W.omen's !Mt()r.ndrug Musle Club,
Ottawa, for several yrs.); entd. .prof.
C. E., 1865; merro. Soc. C. E., 1888:
practised as a C. E. on surveys and
construction of the Interet Ry. and
branohes, ,t'he N. 'S. Rys., C. P. Roy. an(l
branches, BrookHne waterworks, Bos-
ton waterworks, etc.; served In aU
capacIties on ry. work, from rodman to
chief engr., and In the management, a!!
mango dlr., and, finaUy, presrlt.; re-
signed, as presdt. Montreal Terminal
Ry., 1901, to proceed to Eng., on pri-
vate business; now In private prac-
tlce; Presb.-26" MacLaren St., Ottawa.
Harris, Very Bev, William Blchard
(R.C.).
B. Cork, IreI., Mch. 3, 1847; accom-
panied parents to Can. at an ear]y
age; e. St. Michae)'s Co]l., Toronto,
ColI. of the. Propaganda, Rome (B.D.);
LL.D., Ottawa Univ., 1897; O. 1870;
successively rector, Adja]a, St.
Michael's Cath., Toronto, and dean of
S1. Catharines; resigned latter office,
1904; has since, owing to iH-'hea1th,
trave]]ed abroad, sendin"I impres-
sions of his journf"ý to the nTail rrnd
Empire, Toronto, antl otlwr journa]s;
accompanied the late Archbp. Lynch
to Rome, 1869, and was a del. to the
Irish Nat. Convention, DubHn, 1896;
was presdt. Assn. of Mech. Insts. of
Ont., 1885-7; besides various his.
essays, Is the author of the following
vols. : .. The Catho]ic Church in the
Niagara Penlnsu]a, 1626-1895" (1895);
"Days and Nigh ts In the Tropics"
(do.); and .. By Path and Trail; a
book of Southern Trave]" (1908).-
Salt Lake City, Utah.
"Rem8ll"k,atble foOO' his fine I.ite'r.a.ry judg-
ment, his productions .and hJs ecclesiastical
v.irtuea."-Can. Courier.
HaITiBon, Arthur GregOT)', civil en-
gineer.
R .liWte Thos. H., 'LL.D., Chanoc'e]]Or
Unlv. of N. B., and Susan Lois (Tay-
lor) H.; b. Fredericton, N.B., Sept. 2,
1870; e. N. B. Univ. (B.A., 1891);
C.E., 1893; m., Oct., 1903, Miss Flor-
ence M. Jackson; ass1. engr. Pitts-
burgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Ry. Co., 1892; engr. Edmonton Dist.
Ry., 1898; do. Edmonton & S]ave Lake
Ry., 1899; census commr. N. Alberta,
1901; homestead Inspr., 1902; Dom.
land agent, Edmonton Dlst., 1902-7;
secy. Edmonton Bd. at Trade, 1908;
ejected a senator AI1aerta Unlv., 1904;
treas. Can. Club.; belleves In owner-
HARtnSo:N.
507
ship of railroads, etc., under govt.
control, and In the abolition of the
pUblic bar-room; a Lib.; an Ang.-
458 McKay .II. 'lie. , Edmonton, Alta.;
Canadian Club, do.
Harrison, Earl Stanley, educationist.
B. Co. Halton, Ont.; nephew Dr. W.
S. H. (q.v.); e. Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
1894); principal Meth. Coil., Blue
Ridge, Ga., 1894-1909; since then, head
mod. lang. dept., Commercial High
&ih., Brooklyn, N.Y.-Bmoklyn, N.Y.
Harrison, Lt.-Col. Edward, Dom. pub-
lic service.
S. late Capt. Edward H., Belleville,
Ont.; b. May 24, 1851; e. U. C. ColI.;
unm.; has been in Dom. public service,
Ottawa, since July, 1882; long In v.
m. service; attained command 49th
Regt., Dec., 1898; now R. 0.; holds
long service deconation; served dur-
Ing Fenian raid, 1866 (genl. service
med. with 1 clasp), and North-West
Rebellion, 1885, in Midland Regt., un-
der late Col. Williams, M.P. (med.
and grant of land); Ang.
56 f.fac-
Im"en St., Ottawa.
Harrison, His Honour Eli, Co. Ct.
judge.
B. Eng.; came to B. C., 1858; e.
B. C. Coli. Sch. and private tutor;
m., 1880, Miss E. M L. Seabrook, Lon-
don, Onto ; barrister, 1874; acting
Regr.-Genl. of Titles, B.C., 1875; law
clk. to the Legislature, 1876; clk. to
do., 1878; solr. Atty.-GenI's dept., do.;
elected a Bencher, Law Soc., 1883;
stipend. magte. for the Province, 1884;
Co. Ct. judge for Cariboo and Lllooet,
Oct., 1884; judge Co. Ct., Nanalmo.
since 1889; is also local judge of the
Sup. Ct., and judge of the Ct. of Re-
vision under Assessment Acts; Ang.,
and a del. to the Synod.-Nanaimo,
B.C.; Union Club, Victoria, B.C,
Harrison, Miss Eve1een, nursing pro-
fe<;sion.
D. late Richard M. H., merohant,
Quebec; b. and e. there; graduated
Post-Gra.d. Tra.fnJin'g Sc'h., Piost-GraJd.
Med. Seh. and Hosp., N.Y., 1893;
devoted herself for some time to pri-
vate practice; devotes herself more
especially to surgical work; has ex-
hibited great skill in her prof.; con-
tinued further studies In Europe; was
for some yrs. a memo of the ed. staff
of the Am. Journ. of Nursing; author
of "The Emergency Roll" (1897),
and of a very useful vol.: "Home
Nursing; Modoern Scientific Methods
for the Sick Room" (l900).-OfficlJ
Am. Journ. of Nursing, New York.
"I consider beT work one of the mo.st
sen.sible books on nursing I have ever
reoad."-Dr. J. A.. Temple (q.v.).
Harrison, Maj or prancis Charles st,
Barbe, educationist.
Eng. origin; closely connected with
the families of St. Barbe and Austen;
s. F. Sladen H., late H.M.'s 4th Regt.;
b. 1871; e. Birmll11gham, Toronto Unlv.
(B.S.A., 1892), Berne UnIv., Wis.
Unlv., Mich. Univ., Cambridge Unlv.,
Copenhagen Unlv. and McGill Unlv.
(B.&., 1907; M.Sc., do.; D.Se.,
1908); m., 1896, Margt. Rosalind,
2nd d. Dr. Jas. Mills (q.v.) asst. to
prof. of bIology, Onto Agrlcu1. ColI.,
Guelph, 1893-7; bacterlol., "do., 1897-8;
prof. of bacteriol., do., 1898-1905;
since then has been prof. of bacterio1.,
Jl.I.3.cdonl3ld Coli., Ste. Anne de Betle-
vue, P.Q.; and .since 1911 (prinl0ipal,
do.; -is a mem. lAm. .Pub-Mc Health
A.ssn., and Laboratory Comte., do.; a
memo and councillor Am. Soc. of
Bacteriol.; gazetted 2nd lIeut., 16th
Howitzer Batty., Can. Arty., 1896; pro-
moted lieut., 1898; capt., 1902; major,
commdg. the batty., 1904; transferred
to command 16th FleM Batty., 1907;
R. 0., 1911; author of numerous bul-
letins, papers, reports, etc.-Macdonald
College, Ste. Anne-de-Belle1:ue, P.Q.
Harrison, John W, p" organist and
choirmaster.
B. Bristol, Eng.; e. there; m., 1879,
Susie Frances (q.v.), d. J. B. Riley,
Toronto; musical training under
Esain, Lubeck, Rilseloey, emlinent
teachers in Europe; was for a time
choirmaster of the Eng. Ch., Naples;
came to Can., when 24, a,s organist
St. George's 011.,. MlOntreal; later,
went to Ottawa as dir. Ottawa
Ladies' Coll., and organist and choir-
master, Christ Ch. Cath. ; finally moved
to Toronto, as organist and choirmaster
Ch, of St. Simon the Apostle; has
been also on the staff of the Onto
Ladles' Coll., the T.oronto Conser. of
Music and various other institutions
and assns.; the first to produce in
Can. (1874) Mendelssohn's "Antigone,"
and the only one who has yet given
the companion work .. Oedipus and
Colon us"; composer of various musi-
cal pleces.-Zl Dunbar Rd., Toronto.
"A man of artistic and cultured per.
sonality."-T. Star.
Harrison, Mrs, Marie (Madame
YuIlsse), vocalist.
D. late J. F. Smith, Dunnville, Ont.;
b. there; e. local schs. ; m., Chas. \Ves-
.ley Harr,ison (B.A., Victoria Univ"
1875; M.A., 1880; 'Þa!te 'pri n'Ci.p a 1 .Mjt.
Allison Boys' Sch., Saekville, N.B.);
commenced studying ,at Hamilton;
afterwards went to Buffalo; later
studied at Paris under Mme. Marchesi;
sang at the Grand Opera and Opera
Comique, Paris; still later went to
London, and appeared In grand opera
at Notting Hill and Covent Garden;
also sang before the late Queen Vic-
toria and King Edward; in 1906 was
singing on the Pa.cific Coast.-Gm"e J.
H. Smith, Dumt'liille, Onto
II The only living singe'r who sings the
high nws as origin-a.lI)' wriUen."-Lo-ndon
Standard.
Harrison, Mrs, Susie Prances, author.
D. late John Byron Riley; b. To-
ronto ; e. there and Montreal; m.,
1879, J. W. F. Harrison (q.v.); began
writing for the press, revipws, essays
and short stories, at 16; while living
at Ottawa, wrote and composed a song
of welcome for the Initial appearance
of the Marquis of Lansdowne In Can.;
wrote several other songs which were
published In Eng.; under the name of
"Gilbert King," acted as musical critic
for one of the large western dailies;
since then has contributed to The
Strand, Pall lIlall Mag., Temple Bar,
508
HARRISON-HART.
Atlantic Monthly, Cosmopolitan, New
Eng. /ltag., Can. Courier, Saturday
Night, Detroit Free Press, etJc.; some-
times writes under the nom-de-plume
of "Seranus"; of separate works has
pUbldshed: "Crowded Out," a collec-
Hon of short stories (1888), "The
Can. Bi,rthdl3.Y Book" (.1889), "Pine,
Rose and Fleur-de-I'ls" (do.), "Down
the River" (1891), "The F'ore9t of
Bourg-iMarle," a novel (1900), etc.;
has also written. many songs and an
entire opera, with the music; on the
subject of old French-Can. folk songs
is consl:dered e.n authrorlty; has also
won recognUion in the lecture field,
In whi'C'h dejpt. has done much fer the
promotion of li'tel1ature ami art In
Can.-fl Dunbar Rd., Toronto; Art
Study Club, do.; Women's Art Assn.,
do.
"A Oan,adiÏan LongfeUÐ'W." - London
Spectator.
"A deep-hea.rted patriot who-se series of
BOrugS are verita.ble caske,ts of precious New
World oonoeits."-Saturdall Rev..
Harrison, William Spencer, phy,slcdan.
S. Wm. H., a pioneer t3armer, Co.
Halton, Ont.; b. Milton, Ont., Aug. 10,
1864; e. public sch., Waterdown High
Sch. and Trin. Unlv., Toronto (M.D.,
C.M., 1884); ald., Toronto, 1903-6:
controller, do., 1907-09; chairman Bd.
of Health, Toronto, 1904-5; unsuccess-
fully contested Halton (H. C.), Lib.
interest, g. e. 1908 (vote: Henderson,
2,397; Harrison, 2,185) ; Is head phy-
s-idan and head oonsult. commander,
Can. Order Woodmen of the World,
and a med. referee Toronto Llf.e Ins.'
00.; a d'el. Public Health ConrvenUon,
PlMladel!phia, 1911; a Bapt,; believes
in munid'pa'l oor govt. ownership, con-
ducted on .business ipl'inc'i.ploe-s.-.'I
B01".
den St., T01"Onto,' Ontario Club, do.
"Able and aggre.sSiive."-T. World.
Harriss, Charles Albert Edwin, musi-
cian and composer.
S. Edwin and Ellzabeth (DufT) H.;
b. London, Eng., Dec. 17, 1862; e. St.
Michael's ColI., Tenbury, Eng. (Ouse-
ley scholar., 1873); Mus.B. (Toronto
Unlv.), 1900; Mus.D. (Cantuar), 1905;
came to Can., 1882; m., 189,7, Ella (a
councLllor Abe,rdeen Assn. ; a dlr.
Woman's Art Assn., Ottawa; presdt. for
several yrs. of t'he Woman's Morn!rt'g
Music Club; presented at Court, with
her husband, 1902), 2nd d. late John
Beatty, M.D., formerly prof. of
sciences, Victoria Unlv., Cobourg, Ont.,
and widow George K. Shoenberger,
"Scarlet Oaks," Cincinnati, 0.; organ-
Ist Welshipool Pal1lsh Ch., 1880-2; do.
St. Alban's the Marty,r, 1882; organIst
and regus chori Christ Ch. Cath., Mont-
real, 1883; do., Ch, St. James the
Aipostle. do. ; concert organdst, Can. and
t!he U. S., 1891; dlr. Plhilharmonlc Soc.,
Montreal, 1905; first presdt. Ottawa
Amateur Orchestral Soc., 1901-2 ;
a,pptd. Idtir. of examns. 'ÌJhroughout Oan.
to the Associated Bds. of the Royal
Acad. of !Music, London, and tJhe Royal
Coli. of Music, do., and McGill Unlv.,
Montreal, 1903; first dlr. McGHl Con-
servatorium, Montreal, 1904; resIgned
d'O., 1907; an hon. memo of the Royal
Acad. of Music; a Idveryma.n of the
Worship. 00. of MusicianlS; a memo
Soc. of Brit. ComJ>Osers; a life memo
UnIon of GraduaJtes In Music In Gt.
BIM. ; oRlpptod. a .rnoetn. pennanent extve.
oomte. Earl Grey Musical and Dram-
a.bie Competition, 1908; gave $700
to Lady Minto',s COibba,ge Hasp. "F'und,
1906; f'or several y'M. Ibas b
en
onduct'Or of State Ooncerts to H. E.
the Gov.-.Genl. of Can.; direoted first
cycle of Brit.-tAm. Musical Festivals,
Can., with Sir Alex. ,Mackenzie, 1903;
directed first Can.
Brit. Festival, Lon-
don, 1906; founded Empire Day Con-
certs, London, 1907; conducted Con-
cer:t to Colonial Premiers, do., 190.7; in-
vited Sheffield .Choir (200) and Dr.
Coward to Can., 1908; Invited Sir
F,redk. Bridge, and organized Festivals,
Cath. Composers, Can., 1908; repre-
sented Dom., 5th Nat. Congress, Haydn
Cent., Viienna, 1909,; guest conductor
S. A. MunlcipaJl Music Festival, tCape
Town, 1909; organized Imp. Choir,
London, 1910; lectured on musical
redproclty around the EmiPire, do.;
Inaugurated a musical Festival of the
Empil'e, wi.th the King as lP'a-tron,
1911 ; broug1hot the Sheffl.eolid. Choir
(200) t.o Can., ,MClh., 1911, anld has
s,jnce m3Jde a Itour ,throughout the :mm-
pine with .tJhe'lIl; author: "Daniel be-
fore the King," "Torquil," "Festival
Mass," ".Coronatlon Mass, Edward
VII." , "Pan," "Sands of Dee," and
of many Empire choruses, songs, piano-
forte and 'Organ pieces; played before
the late King Edward VII., In London,
and received His Majesty's thanks In
person; Ang.-" Earnscli(fe," Ottawa;
.. Earnscliffe Lodge," Banff, Alta.; 160
Wardour St., London, 1V.; Rideau
Club; Ottawa Hunt Club; Ottawa Golf
Club, Ottawa; Savage Club; German
Athenæum Club, London, EnD.
"A pioneer .and cre-atOT rather than a
ma.noager,"-M. Herald.
.. One of the fo'remost musical promoters
in Oanada....-Oan. Oourier.
"In London, we can nr. HarrÏse the
'Napo,leon of Impel1La.1 Music.' "-Oanada.
"Ai ma.n o,f baundLe&e e'nerv
u.nfiin'ch.
Lng cO'Ul'age a.nd stre'Il'U()IUs go-.a.-hoodnes>&,
he carries all before him."-M. Star.
"A man wivh a muoorly grip of hie
orchestra and choir . . . A man O'f øtrengt.h,
d,irectnes& o&ndi with & perfect kn()IW
of hi:s choir."-Dailll Telegraph.
Hart, Miss Ethel Muriel,
D. L. A. (q.v.) and F. E. (Benja-
min) H.; b. Montreal; e. McGill UnIv,
(B.A. and Shakespeare gold med.,
1904).-236 Elm Ave., West mount,
Hart, Ge.rald E" author and numis-
matist.
S. late Adolphus M. H., advocate;
b. Montreal, Mch. 26, 1849; e. there,
N. Y. and Three Rivers; for some yrs.
genl. mangr. Phoenix Fire Ins. Co.,
Montreal; formed several valuable
collections of coins, one of which he
sold to the Dom. Govt. for $2,500; an-
other collection was sold In N. Y.,
1888, for $4,275; has lalso fonned
valuable coUectlOns of paper money
and autographs; one of the earllest
mems. of the Numls. and Antlq. Soc.,
HART,
509
M'Ontreal, of whdch he was a V.-P.;
a founder and presdt. Soc. of Hist.
Studies; besides numerous papers, Is
the author of the following works:
.. The Fall of New France," .. Notes of
1837," and" The Quebec Act, 1774."-
6
Pm"k Ave., New Y01"k City.
Kart, ;1, W., educationIst,
S. Rev.
. R. H., Granville Ferry,
N.S.; b. there; took a course at the
Onto AgricuI. ColI., Guelph, Ont.; m.
Blanche, d. G. W. Dykeman, Frederic-
ton, N.B.; filled various positions in
dairy work in A-1-a. and S. C.; sup-æt.
East. Onto Dairy Scl1., Kingston, Ont.,
1898-1903: head of Dairy dept., Univ.
of Il1., 1903-5; .since then has been a
dlr. ColI. of Agrfcu1., Sao Paulo,
Brazll.-Sao Paulo, Bmzil.
Hart, John S" physician.
,So
ohn and Sabra (Way) H.; lat-
ter of U. E. L. descent: b. Wilfrid.
Onto Aug. 9, 1866; e. Brock pUblic
sch. 'and Port Perry High Sch.; m.
May, 1903.
ean. d. Wm. Lawson, To-
ronto; M.D.,C.M. (Victoria Unlv.),
1888; M.B. (Toronto Unlv.), 1889;
M. C. P. and S., Ont., do.; a memo Onto
Med. Council, 1906: med. statT Toronto
Hosp. for Incurables: surg. Toronto
Western Hosp.: a.uthor short articles
and essays and of an article In Em-
pil"e Rev., 1906, urg'ing better trade
conditions between Can. find the W. I.;
strongly pro-British; an ,ImperiaJi.st; Q
Tory, though ancestors were Reform-
ers On both sides: specially Interested
In Can. history -and lit.; a collector of
Can. books; a Meth.-l.&81J Queen St.
W., Toronto,. Canadian Club, do.
Kart, Lewi. Alexander, notary pub-
lic.
Gt.-grands. Aaron R.. who. coming
from Eng. to Can., 1760. settled with
his family at Three Rivers, P.Q.. where
he Invested lflrgely In real estate and
n'Pmme the
lf"igne1(r of tlh'e fi,pf-s, Ste.
'Marguer.lte, M'3:rqui
et Dusable, and
Be('lalJ1
'I1l't; y. s. 113.Ite Aloex. ThQls. R.,
Three Rivers,. 8eigne1lr of It'he fief.
Courval; b. Three Rivers.
ulv 16.
1 R47: e. there. Montreal ColI. Sch.. and
McGi'li! Univ. (B.A., 1866; M.A., 1869;
RC.L., 186Q): m.. Oct.. 187R. Fanny
Rlizabeth, 2nd Ò. latp Hy. Benjflmln,
Montreal: N. P.. 1R69: sl1ccessfully
practises his prof. In Montreal: for
some yrs. a lect. on the theory ani1
prflctice of not. depds ani1 nro"l'ens,
Tlð a memo of the law faculty, McC1ill
Univ.; author. flmong othpr proðuc-
tions. of .. A
ewlsh Renlv tn C'hrls-
tI:m Evangelists" (1906), which fur-
nishes fin answer tn some of t1lP argu-
ments that Chrlc;tI
T\ pvang-llst!'; ail-
vanC'e in snnport of thø f n ni1aTPenfaJ
doctrines of their relig1on, and by
which thev pn(lpavour tn pro"u rø the
conversion. of ,Tpws to Chri<;tlanity.-
f!j6 Elm Ave.. We8tmount.
Hart, Miss Louisa Helena, medical
missionary.
D. Rpv. T. n.
Tlð C'h
rlottp .TaTlP
(Dixon) R., Sambro. N.S.; father's
family came to New Eng. from Eng.:
mot'her:s family. originally Dutch; both
families of U. E. stock, removing to N.
S. at the beginning of the Am. revolu-
tion; b. Shelburne, N.S.,
une 6, 1870;
e. there; iM.D., Woman's Med. CoIl. of
N. Y. Infirmary, 1894; took special
course of study in surg. at
ohns
Hopkins and Cornell med. schs. ;
joined Dutch Reform mission of Am.
to the Arcot mission In Southern mis-
sion, S. India, 1895; served.. first, for
4 yrs. as assoc. physician and surg.;
then as acting chief for 2 yrs. In the
Ranipet Gent. Hosp.; on her return
from her first furlough, did the same
in the VeIl ore Mission Hosp. for
Women and Children, besides attend-
Ing to a large practice all over the
country, adding to It the training of
native women as nurses, and com-
bating In as many ways as possible,
but chiefly prlyately, the ravages of
tubercul. among the peoplp: declined
various public positions offered her,
both by the Eng'. Govt. and by a nfl-
tive queen, feeling that she could do
her best work through the mission:
assisted the govr. a little in a special
way, in connection with the plague In
Vellore, in recognition of which she re-
C'elved the Kalser-I-Hlnd med. of thf'
2nd class from the late King Edward.
Mch., 1909 (invested by the govr. of
Madras); Proto Chrl'stian, associated
with Dutch Rei!'. /Ch. of Am.; in early
life a Meth.-VeII01"e, N. Al"Cot, Mad-
dl"aS Pl"e8idency, India.
.. In the first pJace I desirE> to convey
my cordial felicitations to Miss Louisa
Hart, who has come to India from the
Far West to undertake the T1()hle task
of upraising- the sick, the sufferin
and
the sinful of this Jand. On behalf of
the Government, and in the name of all
in this country. whether Amdo-Saxons or
Indians, I ask her acceptance of our OOT-
dial g-reeting-s and best thanks. I have
visited Vellore and witnessed the admir-
able WIOiI"k OIJli W'hJcl1 she ie enga.ged. Miss
Hart is there carrvine: on a laoour of
love, and bv the devotion of scientific
skill and Ceaseless personal effort is
bring-ine help and comfort and hope to
the sufferinl? al1d the poor. It has often
n my pleasure to speak of the splen-
did work done in this countrv bv Chris-
tian missions, and I know óf ño more
conspicuous ex.ample than that of thE'
American Mission in VeI1ore. It has
earned the g-ratitude and the admiration
of all of us who have eves to see and
hearts to feel, aud I kn<,w that I am
only expressinJ!: the opinion of all presf'nt
when I sav that we cone:ratulate Mis!!
Hart most sincerely on this recOJ!:nition of
her noble work, and hope that she mßV
lon
live to wear the Kaiser-i-Hind med:!1
wit}, which she has lust been TJrf'!\ented."
-H. E. Sir Arthur Lawley: Address in
prese'nting Miss Hart with Kaiser-i-Hind
medal.
Hart, Percie WIlUam Edward, author.
S. A. W. and Marla Wylde (Cun-
ningham) H.: b. Halifax, N.S.,
.an.
27, 1870; e. High Sch.; m., Aug., 1891,
Miss Annie L. SUmls, Newark. N.
.;
besides being a contrlbutor of many
short stories to the mags.. Is the author
of .. The Ludovic Zam AtTalr" (1901),
.. Hart's Yarns," 2 vols (1903), II
a-
son-Nova Scotia" (1904'), .. Pleasures
510
HART-HARVEY.
Passed Alon;g" (t 906), "The PI
s-
pa8'RloI'lgos OI'g1aniz.e.d" (1907) and
"Ease of BooI,Y" (1908); an offr. In
tlhe Can. v. m.; underwent a course
at bhe ROY'3-"1 .Mll. Son., Frodelr1coton
N .B.- W orceste1', 111 a88.; P1.e88 Club'
New York. -
HartliO
T:i. Thomas (Presb.), educa-
.s. late John and Jean M. (Semple)
H.; b. Paisley, Scot., Sept. 6, 1835; e.
local schs. and Queen's Unlv., KJngs-
ton (B.A., 1860; M.A., 1868; B.D.,
1880; D.D., 1902); m.. Aug. 1872
IsabeIla Margt., d. late Judge Malloch'
Perth, Ont.; 0., 1872; for several yrs'
Principal Perth High Sch. and Wtards
vllle Grammar Sch.; went to Man.,
1872; was from that time up to 1901}
prof. of Classlc.s and Freno('lh anld
led. I.n He'breIW, Man. CoH.; one 'of the
founders of Man. Univ.. 1877; modera-
tor (,Man. and N.W.T. ).' 1889.-
-U8 Qu Appelle Ave., Winnipeg.
Hart, Walter T., Y.iM.C.A. work.
E. s. W. T. R.. Outremont, Montreal:
b. Montreal, 1867; e. there; entd. em-
t>loy Y. M. C. A., Chicago, 1887; became
asst. g-enl. secy. tih'E'Jre; genl. s'ßC'y..
do.,
t Winrnd.peg-. M.ch., 1902; rE"
signed owing to Ill-health, Dec., 1909
-Care Y. 1If. C. A., Winnipeg.
Hartley, :Basll S" Dom. public ser-
vice.
B. and e. En
. ; B.A. ; ap'Ptd. a naval
Instr., R.N., June 14, 1892; dlr. ot
s!udles. Royal Naval ColI., Ha.titax,
N.S.. I910.-Halifax, N.S.; Halîfaa;
Club. do.
Hart-McHarg, Major WiUiam, law-
yer.
S. late Major W. H.-McH., H.M.'s
44th (Essex) Regt.; b. Kilkenny Bar-
I'I'lcks, 11'1"1.: camp to C:1n.. 18R!'i'
umTl.; 'barrister OMan.), 1895, do:
(B. C.), 1897; a memo }.elglal firm,
Albobotrt & MeR., Vancouver; g-azt'ttted
cwpt. 6th Re.gt., B. C., Jun'e 1903 '
major, 1!}.1 0; rf.ormel'ly CtaPlt.' Ro.ck:V
Moun.ta.ln Rang-ers; distdIJog1JIShed as a
cI'ack shot: has been rto Bls1ev spvporal
U"'!loes; won -Gov.-Genl.'s meit., Dom.
RIfle Assn. Meeting, Ottawa, 1908;
served with Royal Can. Reg-t. (1st Con-
tingent), S.A. War, 1899-1900; present
t Paardeberg, Poplar Grove, Drel-
fonteln, etc. (med. with 4 clasps)'
O. C., II B." Co., Infy., Can. coronatdon'
contdng>enlt, 1911; autihor of a vol
"Quebec rt.o Pr>ertor,la" (1902) ami1
an ih,lstor.ÍC'a,1 !Souvenir of 1'h
6t.h
Reogt. (Duke of Conna.u;ghot's Own
Rilfles); ele'0Ì'ed presd,t. .s. IA. Cam.
palgn.e.rs' Assn.. 1906-7; provl. V.-P
Can. S. A. Servioo Assn., 1909 .
a LIb., and V.-P. Vancouver Lib
Assn.: Ang.-TTanco1lver. R.C.: Va1/.-
cmt1J
r Olub; Canadian Club; United
Se1.V1ce Olub, do.
II Hal! prOdlH'E'd a ronl"iBe and readable
book"_" Kit" (q.v.).
Harty, Hon, William, statesman;
manufacturer.
. John an
ElIza,beth (Heenan)
H.; b. Tp. Biddulph, Co. Middlesex.
Ont., Mch. 8, 1847; e. ChrIstian Bros.'
('h. :1ni1 Rpgiopo1iE; ('011., King-sto'l.
Ont.; m., 1870, Catherine Mary (d.
1889), d. late Jas. Bermingham, Ot-
tawa; long in commerckll life; was
a partner and afterwards head of the
wholesale grocery firm of Jas. R. &
Co., Kingston; sometime gent. mangr.
in Can. of the Equitable Life Ins.
Co., N. Y.: became, aftè1'I:tTards, a
trustee of the co.; fOI'med the co. for
the possession of the Can. Loco-
motive & Engine Works, and was Its
mango dlr. up to 1888; purchased the
Can. Locomotive Works, Kingston,
and organized a co. for the carrying
on of the same, of which he Is
presdt., 1900; presdt. Kingston Bd. of
Trade, 1873; has sat In Kingston City
Council, and was chairman of Its
Finance Comte.; sat for Kingston
(Local), Lib. in1erest, ;1892-1902, and
f'or .same sea.t (H. C.), 1902-,11, when
he TeUred fl"'Oll11. iP'O'l.INc's; sart in the
Ross Ca:binert as Oommr. of PubHc
Works, 1894-99, and Without '!)ol't-
folio, 1899-1902; a dir. ImíP.' Life
Assur. Co. of Can. and of the Kings-
ton & Pembroke Ry.; Is a trustee of
Queen's Univ. (has subscribed liber-
ally to Its support), and chairman
Bd. of Govs., Sch. of Mining; an hon.
memo Frontenac Hist. Soc.; apptd. a
senator Toronto Univ., 1892; 8
commr. for the revision of the Onto
Sta!tutes, 1896; .R. C.-King8ton, Ont.;
F'rontenac Club, do.; National Club
Toronto; Rideau Club, Ottawa. I
II A clean-hllT1df'd, upright, able adminis-
tI1ator."-T. Telegram.
Harvey, Alfred Eugene, lawyer.
Second S. Morris and Harriet M.
(Drew) R., Stanstead, P.Q.; b. there,
Sept. 2, 1861; e. De-rby Aæ.ð., Vlt.,
Stanstead West. 0011., 'and McGill!
Un,iv. (B.oC.I.., valoeodic,tori'an and Wiln-
ner 1st prize 'thesis, 1890); m., 1896,
Elizabeth BarbalfY Tíhompson. reUct
Wrn. OI3Jre, 'LoulsvllJe, Ky.; advo-
catoe, 1891; .suocessfuHry praotlses his
Dra.f. 1n Ml()mtr.eal; a memo I eg1a 1
firm Stephens & H.: K.C., 1906; soIl'.
town of St. Lambert and. several In-
corporated cos.; atty. for plalntlfTs
McCarter and Dom. Cartrldg-e Co.,
Ltd., which ran through all the Quebec
courts, the SuP. Ct., and the P. C.
(quoted very frequently as a prece-
dent): apptd. a mpm. Bd. of Revis-
ors, Montreal, 1907; a Lib.; one of
the founders and - a leader of the
Montreal Mock Parliament; presdt.
St. Lambert Lib. Club: memo Mont-
real Reform Club; declined Lib.
nomination in Co. Stanstead; favours
"efficiency, economy and honesty In
public affairs; that Immed.iate steps be
taken to inculcate In the minds ot the
thousands of strangers flocking to
our country from all parts of the
world a proper Can. sentiment, loyalty
to Britain, and respect for the laws of
the land": a. Presb.-189 St. James
St., Montreal; 8umme1' residence: 7
Second St., St. Lambert, P.Q.
Harvey, Mr., Anne Catharine Rob-
erta, organist and musical com-
poser. .
D. Jas. C. GedèlPB (TJ. E. L. de-
scent): b. Hamilton, Ont.: e. there;
Mus. Bac., Trln. Unlv., Toronto, 1899:
HARVEY-HARVIE.
511
m., 1884, Gardiner Harvey, Tp.
Guelph; organist St. George's Ch.,
Guelph, since 1876. havln
played pre-
V1iousl'Y '8!t Ghrist Ch. and St. Thoma;s's,
Hamilton; has composed a great deal
of ch. music. including Christmas and
Easter ant'hems, some of which have
been Included In the Parish Choir
(Boston), and 'hav>e had a w.ide sale;
opere, "La Terre Bonne," a.nd of an
ora t.ofli 0, .. oSalvat'Or," ,the f'orm.er sue-
oossfully prod-ueed In 1903, and Ihhe
latter In 1905; Ang.-9 Cardigan St..
Guelph, Onto .
" Her oomopositions, pre'8eß't.ed in v'arious
forms, show her to be a perfect mistress
of her art."-M. & E.
Harvey, :Basil Coleman Hyatt, phy
sic Ian.
S. Leander H., M.D.. a native of
Newport, N.S.; b. Watford, Ont., .Jan.
16, 1875: e. TDronto Univ. (B.A..
1894; M.B., 1898): further studies
Unlv. of BasI e, Swltz.: M. C. P. and
S., Ont., 1898; demon. of an at., Toron-
to Unlv., 1895-7; assoc. In anat.. Chl-
N\go Unlv..slnce 1901.-Universih, of
Chicago. Chicago, Ill, ; Quadrangle
Club, do.
Harvey, C, C., Am. rAilway service.
B. Nfd.. 1846; enti!. ry. service, In
Eng.. 1864; since then has fined nu-
me-rous Important po!':itlons. IncludlnR
that of presdt. 'Of the Ne-w Orleaml
& Northwp!':tprn Rv.. Alahamfl &
Yfrkshurg Rv. ãnd VIcksburg,
llrf>veport & "Padflc Ry., held since
1 RQ4.-New Orleans. La.
Harvey, Charles Herbert, Dom. publlc
service-.
S. Hv. E. H., W. J. merrhant. Hali-
fax. N.S.. a natlvp of Be-rmuila: b.
Ha1ffmr. .T11np 1. 1 S56: e. nuh1fr c:ch.:
m., 1st, 1886, Mary A. (d. 1896). d.
Fòrwin F'f.tz Ran(l'olm'h. Brl('\gptown.
N.'S.: 2nòijoy. 1900. ,Te
lp E., ð. a.M. n.
Dustan, Dartmouth. N.S.: commenced
huslness on hi!'! awn Rccount In ex-
port tra<'1e at 17: cantlnue-it In W. I
:mit wholf'!'I
Ie grocery trade up to
1 Q09: oa J.P.: a memo extve. RaHtax
Bit. of Tr:ldp and Dom. Whalpsal(>
Grocprs' Gul1d: 1"rh. commr. DRrt-
T1"'outh 6 yr!'l.: a01)til. 1\J!e-nt npot.
MarIne Rnd Ffsherlp!'l for N. R. 190Q:
R life-long- I.lb.: farmerlv ch"lfrm:m
I.Jlb. D"a.t"lty, Dart'1T100utlh: lhf'afltHy Su.o-
ports the development of Can. resources
:mil the e-",tahUshme-nt of II.. Can. :mx-
IfRry navy :IS our best support of thp
Empire: also thf' e-ncouragempnt of
tf'el shln-hul1dfng In Can.. and that
the- pre-ff're-nttal tarltr should ßpnly
only to ImOl'rts through Can. parts;
an Ang., and form<eTlv a d1. warnen.-
II Eastside." Dartmotith, N.S.
"A more honourable, honed and fear-
If'!!s mAn ('0\1111 not l111ve been lelerted for
his offi('e."-". H
rald.
Harvey, Hon, Horace, juòg-e.
R Inte Wm. H.. M.P. for R Ele-In
(T"!". C.). 1872-4: h. Tn. Malahlde. Co.
ElgIn, Ont., Ort. 1. 1863; f>. Aylmer
ßnil OranJ!f'Yf11e HIgh
chs..
t.
Thomoas (0011. Tnst.. ani! Toranto Unlv.
(B.A., 1881; LL.B., 1888); m., July,
1893, Nora Laulse, d Ell Palmer, To-
ronto: a stll'drenrt: 'late CoHn Maoo.oug-
a11, K.C., M.P.: barrister, 1889; suc-
cessfully practised his prof. In T.oronto
till 1893; removeò to Calgary In that
year, remaining In practice there till
1896; a.p-ptd. regr. land HUes, S. AI.
berta, Dec., 1896; Depty. Atty.-Qen1.,
N. W. T., 1900: a puisne judge Sup.
Ct., N. W. T., .June 27, 1904; do. do.
d'o. do., Alberta, Sept., 1907: promoteI'!
Chief Justice of that Province, Oct.
12, 1910; was a memo of the Royal
Comn. to Investigate the ma Her of the
Great Water,ways Ry., 1910; formerly
a Lib.; an Ang.-Edmonton, A lta.
"A man of high character, posseßsed of
a wide knowledge of t'he law, with a. m.ind
singularly free from prejudices and with
a. sense of pulblic d'11ty that will go far to.
wards m.aking him a mo.st usefut occupant
of I!:he bench."-M. Herald.
Harvey, James Albert, lawyer.
U. E. L. descent; family 'Originally
settled In N. B.; moved to Ont., 1856:
s. late Moses H., treas. Elma Tp.. Co.
Perth, Ont.; b. there, Feb., 1858; e.
local sch. and St. Catharlnes and Col-
lingwood CoIl. Insts.: m.. Oct., 1894,
Lilian. -sls'Ìer .Mr. Justice Teet1zel, TQ-
ronta (q.v.); a gmd. Osgoode Hall;
barrister (Ont.), 1893; da. (B. C.),
1897; removed to B.C., òo().; Ihas s-Ince
successfully practised his prof. at
Cranbrook: K. C., 1907; originally a
DubHc and high sch. t(>acher: an ac-
tive Con.; unsuccessfully contested
Cranbrook (Local). 1907: II a strong
advocatp of the unity 'Of the Empire:
beIieve-s that the Anglo-S"txon neaple-
are destfned to rule the world. And
hapes at na distant day to see a fpd-
ørßtfan of all the Anglo-
axon ne-aplf',
fnrluil!nJ! the U. R: beIievf'!'I that the
,
tp ("e-cfl Rhoile-s, bv provldlnJ! In his
wt'1 for thf' f>ducatlon at Oxfard 'Of
!.ffiod.lng youn1g mf"n from aJ1.1J 'J}al"ts Df
tll ø Empfrf' "tnd the U. R. took fl long
c:tpp towards :ophfpvlne- thflt vprv ile-
c:frable end": Mpth.-CrClffbronk, 'F (". .-
JTrontpna?f ("1ub ðn. : Ufflnn Club.
Victoria. B.C.: Canadian Clllb, do.
Harvey, If, Darrell, phy,sfcian.
S. 1ate John Howlett H., Halifax,
N:S.: b. HaIlf
x, N.S., 1865: e. Dal-
housie Untv., Halifax, and ColumbIa
rTnlv., N.Y.: m. Miss Mary Augusta
Og-
n; M.D., 1888:
cla'llty: ðl
se
of eye and ear: O'phthaI. surge-on. R. Y.
Hosp.; wa,s an 3!'1!':t. Stl'I'Ig., U.,S. V'(}lun-
tet'rs, In war with Spain: a Df'm.;
A ng-.-.f.'6 Brnok St., P1'Ovidence, R.I.;
University Club, do.
Harvie, Mrs. Elizabeth ð" pht1an-
throplst; Onto public service.
Irish and Ne-w Eng. origin; d. late
Rev. R. Creighton (Meth.): b. nr.
Peterborough, Ont., 1840; e. Ottawa
"Ind Meth. La d'l es' CoIl., Dundas, Ont.:
m., 1861, John Harvie, Northern R. R.
'1f Can.: asslstf>d In founding the
Woman's Med. CoIl.. Taronto (treas.
se-veral yrs.) , and Haven and Prison
Gate Mission (presdt. 17 yrs.) : presdt.
ladles' comte., Hasp. for Sick Chil-
dren 5 yrs.: founded Y. W. C. Guild
for Working Women, 1888; presdt., do.,
512
HARWOOD-HASTINGS,
16 yrs.; since 1896 has been Inspr. of
Neglected and Dependent Children,
Ont.; was 1st corr. secy., Toronto W.
C. T. U.; asstd. In founding Onto W.
C. T. U.. and served as a del. to the
Nat. W.C.T.U., U.S., Philadelphia;
represented Woman's Bd. of Missions
at Detroit, Chicago and Milwaukee;
also a del. to Congress of Women,
Chicago, 1893: a Presb.: first forelg-n
sooy., Woman's Bd. of M1ss10ns, 1876-
96; was sent to visit Indian missions
and schs. by this bd., 1884; a Llb.-
177 Balmoral Ave., Toronto.
Jlarwood, Charles Auguste de Lot-
binière, lawyer.
S. late Robt. 'Ym. H. M.P., for
Vaudrpuil (TI. C.), 1872-R. and Mary
Charlotte, d. John McGillis, Laird of
WIlUamstown, Glengarry, Ont.: thp
Harwoods are closely connected with
the de Lotbinière family. and are seig-
neurs IOf Vruud'l'eui:l; b. VcaU'd!I'euil,
P.Q., Aug. 2, 1869; e. St. Laurent
Coil. and Laval Unlv. : m., Sept., 1898.
Marie Adelaide, d. late Ron. L. R.
Masson, Lt.-Govr. of Quebec; gradu-
ated B.C.L. (McGill Un Iv. ), 1893 :
advocate, 1895; practises In Montreal
as a memo legal firm Lighthall (q.v.)
& H.: syndic, Montreal bar, 1911;
a Li,b.-Con., and Ihoa,g bee.n s'eoy.
Con. Assn., Co. Vaudreull : presdt. Car-
tier Club, Junior Con. Club, Montreal;
a memo Historic Landmarks Assn., and
for many yrs. hon. recording secy.
Numls. and Antlq. Soc., Montreal;
author of II The Fort Garry Conven-
tion" and other historical papers; a
R. C.-16! Hutchison St., },f ontreal :
If Les Cheneaux," Vaudreuil, P.Q. (.n
summel'); Lafontaine Club, Montreal.
Harwood, Louis de Lotbinière, phy-
sician.
O. S. late Henry S. H., 'POst-master
Montreal, and Jo()sépbine .Sidney, ò. 113Jtc
J. C. Branncis; b. Vaud,reuil, P.Q.,
1866; e. .coH. doe &t'e. Thêrèse, Rigaud
Semy., and Lavall Unlv. (M.B., 1888;
M.D., 1891) ; m., lIst, Mwrie (d. 1904),
d. late Henri Masson; 2nd-loy, l.liss
Kathleen D. MacDonald, (d. 1908);
successfully practises his prof. In
Montreal; for 2 yea rs house surg.
Notre Dame Hosp., Montreal: studied
gynaecol. under Dr. PQzzi, the most
famous gynae.col., òo. do., 1903-6 :
gynaecol., Notre Dame Hosp., 1896-
1903; head gynaecol., do. do., 1903-6:
since then has been med. supdt., do.
do.: apptd. prof. of gynaecol., Laval
Univ., 1904; presdt., gynaecol. sec..
Med. C<>ngress, French-Sp.eak1ng P.hysi-
dans of N. A., 1904; do. Holstein
Cattle Breeders' Assn., 1907; R. C.-
560 St, Urbain St., Montreal; St.
James's Club: St. Denis Club, do.
II Recognized by all as one o.f the le8dinr;
gynæool. in the Dom....-M. StaT.
Ha8lam, Rev, George Edward (Ang.).
s. John and Isahella H.: b. Culllns-
w('o<1 House, nr. DubUn. Irel., Mch. 30.
1857; e. private sch., Trln. Col1., Dub-
lin (B.A., science honour m.an and
moderwtor), and Trinity Univ., Toronto
(B.A., ad. eun. 1882; M.A., 1884) ; m.,
Aug., 1890, Mabel 'Mary, 2nd d. late
Rev. Ca.non Brent, Newca
tle, Ont., and
sister Bp, Brent (q.v.); O. doeacon,
1884; priest, 1886; curate St. Stephen's,
TOoronlto, 1884; f-el,low and lect. In nat.
science, Trin. Univ., Toronto; rector
Lunenburg, N:S., 1887-1900; undertook
mangt. 20th Century Funds, Diocese
N. S., 1900; rector Rose Blanche, Nfd.,
1904-7; since 1907 In charge Dprry,
N.H.; for some yrs. publisher and ed.
Church Re'lJiew; also lect. In apolog.
King's CoIl., Windsor, N.S.; has pub-
lished several lectures on scientific sub-
jects.-Derl'y, N.H.
Haslam, Rev, .obert Henry Albert
(Ang.).
B. Springfield, P.E.I.; e. there, To-
ronto Univ. (B.A., 1899), and Wyc-
litTe CoIl., Toronto (graduated, 1900);
m., Sept., 1903, Mildred Jean (M.B.,
Toronto Univ., 1903), d. N. W. Hoyles,
K.C. (q.v.),; o. deacon, 1900; priest.
1901: for a short period ('urate St.
John's (Stone) ("h., St. John, N.B.:
I,ef.t wvtlh his wife fOor C. lrudda, as
missionaries, being the first to be sent
there by the Ch. of Eng. In Can., 1903;
a del. Ang. Ch. Congress, HaHfax, N.S.,
1910.-Kangra, Punjaub, India.
Hassard, Albert R, J, F" lawyer.
H. NIxon and Anne (Fraser) H.; h.
Co. Fermanagh, Ire!.; largely seIr-
ed'l10M,ed and! I3.It Tir1nMy Unlv. (IB.C.L.,
1895); 'unro.; 'bamst'e'I', 1895; a
grad. Osgoode Hall (Hoyle prize ora-
tor, 1898); successfully practises his
prof. In '.roronto; counsel for defence
In many criminal cases; defend-ed Alex.
Martin. for murder, 1904; lect. In com-
mercial law. Y. M. C. A.: author
II Canadian Constitutional History and
Law" (1900); also of many short
poems, stories, and hlst. essays; a
prominent political platform speaker;
a Meth., and a local preacher; active
In .all work that tends to uplift hu-
manHoy, InlCl'llò'irug t.emp. WIOrk; a LI,b.-
Con., :but Ind. in all his views: sym-
p,athiz.es strongly wltlh Irish home-rule.
-9 North St., T01"Onto.
Hassard, Rev. William Edward
(Meth.).
Irish origin; e. s. late Rev. R. H.
(Meth); b. Collin's Bay,. Ont., Aug.
14, 1868; e. public B('hs.. high schs..
Port Perry and Bowmanvllle, and Vic-
toria Unlv. (B.A., 1890; B.D., 1903);
m., Sept., 1893, Miss F. A. Sh1.ver,
Ancaster; entd. ministry. 1890: filled
3 different pHstorates In Toronto;
Secy. Toronto Minis. Assn., 1904; also
prominently identified with Lord's Day
Alliance and provl. S. S. Assn.; apptd.
dist. secy. Upper Can. Bible Soc., 1907.
-1'20 Grace St., Toronto.
Hastings, Mis. Alice Marton. actrps;.
D. Joseph J. H.: b. Stanbrldge. P.Q..
1885; graduated from a local sch. of
oratory;. entd. theatrical prof., 1884.
-Care" Dramatic Mirror," New York.
II EnjoY1l exceptional d.ramatic taJent,"-
Boston Herald.
Hastings, Charle8 John Oliver, phy-
sician.
Irish origin; s. John and Marla
(Orr) H.: b. Co. York, Ont.: e. To-
l'onlÌJo and Hamlllt'on 00'1'1. Inst.; m.,
Oot., 1891, Nlliot! <1;. RJ\c
rd Hialtoh.
HASTIKGS-HA TTIE.
513
Toronto; M.D., C.M. (Vdct'Orla Undv.),
1885; Lic. Kin,gs and Queen's 001'1.
Pbys., Irel., 1886; cert. Brit. Reg.,
do.;
celSsfuHy prnc.t<iseoS ,his ,pr{)f.
in Toronto; aotling med. \he
;tltth {)ffr.,
1885; lP'U'bllc va.ooina10'r, {l.o.; a
memo Brit., Can., and Onto Med.
Assns.: senior physician Grace Hosp.,
rl'o ron to, Free SanitarIum, Royal Cot-
tage
anltarlum for Consumptives,
Gravenlhurst, ,etc.; a moem. extw. hy-
gJÏene sec., Onto EdlUc. AsSTI.; h-e-aded a
crusade a.gainslt impure milk, 1908; d1e-
cllned appt. to a chair In obstet. In an
Am. unlv., 1902: elected a senator To-
ronto Univ., 1906: prpsdt. Progressive
Club, 1908; a memo Public OwnersJ1lp
League; rupptd. med. ,heaUh .offr., T{)-
ron 00, Oct., 1910; a IpriO'mote'1" of the
Can. Pu1blk Heal,tth Assn., do.; autlh.o,r
0If manlY V13.1'Uabl,e rpa'Per.s, ,i.nciudlilllg' an
address on "Race Suicide: the Great
Prob'l-em of ;the Day" (Toronto, 1907) ;
a ."Mietlh.-f5i Wellesley St.. T01"On to.
"A wise, strong and far-sighted adminis-
tra.to.r."-T. Telegram.
Hastings, Ernest, actor.
S. Thos. H., Parkhill, Onto ; b. thpre:
e. there and Toronto; a barrister:
entd. theatrical prof.. 1882: attained
grf>at SllC'Cf'SS as "Shf'rlock Holmes"
and In "It I Werf> King." etc.. In U. S.
and Anstralh.-Care tt Dramatic Mir-
ror." New York.
Hastings, George Victor, manufac-
turer.
3rà s. late Geo. H., Petite Côte,
Montrml, whose father came to Can.,
from Boston, Mass., and Margt. (Ogil-
vie) H.; b. Sf'vt. 16, 1853; e. Mont-
real; m. Miss Margt. Anderson; now
and for some vrs. genl. man gr. Lake
of the Wood,s Milling Co.; Is a coun-
cillor, Winnipeg Grain Exchange;
elected presdt. Nort,hern Mortgage Co.,
1910.-Winnipeg; lIIanitoba Club, do.
Haszard, Hon, Francis Longworth,
jud.ge.
S. late Chas. and Margaret (Long
worth) H.; b. Bellevue, Queen's Co.
P.E.I., Nov. 20, 1849; e. public schs
and Prince ot Wales CoIl., Charlotte-
town; m., 1871, Elizabeth, d. late
Lestock P. W. DesBrisay; barrister,
1872; K.C. (E. of Aberdeen), 1894;
successfully pmctised his prof. In
Charlottetown, at first in partnership
with late Hon. .John Longworth, Q.C.
and later, with Sir L. H. Davies, K.C
(q.v.); judge, City Ct., Charlottetown
1895-1900; was some time Recorder of
Charlottetown; lbecøm.e seniOT memo {)f
the l-aw firm of H., Ga,ud
t & R., Char-
lottetown, 1900; a Li'b., and sat tor
Queen's, 4th Dis't. (Looc:al) , ,1904-1J.;
aocetpted a sealt in the Extve. Ooußl(
'Ì.'I,
witlJ1ou1 '})Ol't!olqo, und.e-r the late Hon.
Artlhur Peters, .Jan., ,1905 ; was Premi.er
and Att'Y.-Gen1. af.ter Mr. Beot'eT'S deatlh,
dn .Jan., 1908; a.þvtd. a memo .of the
Su,preme Ot., P.E.I., -May, 1911; a del.
to Maritime .con f., St. .J'dhn, N.H.,
Sepot., 1910; òo. In:terprovl. Conlf.,
OtJtJaJwa, Dec., 00.; was !presdt., P.E.I.
Exhn. A,ssn., 1907-8; Is a l.ocal V.-P.
Oan. Manfors. Assn. and V.-P. Can,
Club, Ohar'loUetown; ø-pptd. a mem. of
17
fue R0Y'3'1 COnservati.on Comn., 1909;
Ang,-Chm'lottetown, P.E.I.; Cana-
dian Club, do.
"A man of uDlblemished characte.r, an
able la.wyer, a keen debater, and one with
a wide knowledge on most subjects, who
believes that any thing that is wurth doing
is worth doing well."-T. Globe.
Hatheway, Warren Franklin, mer-
chant; legislator.
U. E. L. descent; S. Thos. Gilbert
R., St. .John, N.B.; a cousin late Hon.
Geo. L. H., formerly Prime Minr., N.
B.; b. St. .J.ohn, Sept. 16, 1850; e.
there; m. Ella C. (presdt. Free Kinder-
g;3.rten Assn.), d. Wm. S. Marvin, St.
John; Is head of firm W. F. H. & Co.,
Ltd., wholesale grocf'rs; presdt. St.
J.ohn Bd. of Trade, 1895: a de1. to the
Commercial Congress of the Empire
on several occasions; apptd. consul for
Guatemala, St. .John, 1897; Is a dlr.
Seaman's Missy. Soc. and St. .John
Horticul. Soc.; V.-P., S. P. C. A., St.
John; gazetted ensign. 62nd Regt..
1870.; ('apt.. 1872; has contributed
articlps to thf> Contempn r ar1/ Rp1'.. Em-
pire Re1J., Can. l.fag., New Eng. lIfag.,
etc.; author: "God and the Doubter"
(poems), "Can. Nationality, and Other
Essays" (1906), and "The Cry of
Labour" (1907); writE'S unðer >the
nom-de-plllme of " Belmont"; well
known on t.he lecture platform; a Con. ;
unsuccessfully contestNl St. .John
(Local), 1903; since 1908 has sat for
same constituency (do.); favours ex-
tension of the franchise, in Provl. elec-
tions, to women; an Ang.-St. John,
N.B,; Canadian Club, do.
.. WTHes wi,th v.igour."-Charlottetown
Guardian.
"A schoJ.ar, a moan of le.arn-in.g with the
esprit of hi
h cultu,re, .and mOTe than that
he is a t,hinker on most e.levated lines of
a. schOOl1 the IDO'Bit nwdern" the most op-
posed to l'Outine, and s
.mpathetic with
reforms."-Le Samedi.
Batt, William Xendrick, educa.tlonIsrt:.
S. Ge'O. o::mò .sa rah EHzoabf'ltlh
(C1a:rk) H.; b. F.reò:eridoo, N.B., Oct.
10, 1868; e. Undv. N.B. (B.A., 1887;
M.A., 1898) and Oornell Univ. (C.E.,
189.1); FIh.D. (Purdue Univ.), 1901;
m., 1896, ,M.iss .J'osi-e B. ApplebY, Wash-
ing:bon, D.C.; Iprof. dvq.1 eng'Í.ng., N.B.
Un.iv., 1892-93; dnstr. do., Cot'n'e.J.l Undv.
1892-3; assoc. I)'rof. I(]o.. Pwroue Univ.,
1893-5; asSoOC. prto1'. applied meC'h., do.,
1896-1901; ;pro'f. do. do., 1902-6; since
Se!P't., 1907, ,bas ,been .prof. of ciV'il
eng>ing. and d'Ír. MI3.1t.eriall Telstlng
LabOll'., do.; ;presdlt. Imd. Eng:ing. Soc.,
1907- 8; apptò. 'CIh.ie<f ()If sac. tf.,imiÞeT
IfßStS, Bur-eau of F,ore'Stry, U. S.
Derpt. .of A;grloul1>., 1903; 'has servro
as a C. E., Interc. Ry., Can.; an assoc.
memo Am. Soc. C. E.: memo Intern.
Soc. for Testing Materi-als, Ind. Acad.
of Sciences, Soc. for Promotion of En
ging. Educ., and Soc. 'Of Sigma XI;
author of various papers on sden.
subjecls.-Lafayette, Ind.; Lafayette
Club, do.
Hattie, Bobert McConnell, j.ournalist.
Bro. Dr. W. H. H. (q.v.); b. and
e. St. .John, N.B.; m., .July, 1906,
Florence Daisy, d, late F, R. Gue,
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HATTIE-HAULTAIN.
prel!ldt. Acadia Powder Co.; for some
yrs. aest. eel. Maritime Merchant;
Presb.-Halifax, N.S.
.attie, WllUam Harop, physician.
S. late Geo. H., St. John, N.B., a
native of Pictou. N.S.; b. and e. St.
JtOIIm; g:I'ladl\latelÒ! oM.D., C.M., McGiU
Unlv., 1891; m. the d. J. Fisher Grant,
New Glasgow, N.S.; now and for some
yrs. Med. Supdt. Prov!. Hasp. for the
Insanoe, N.'S,; hØ!s lec-turoed on .. Epi-
demic Madn-ess" and other cognate
subjects; Pl"'esb.-Dm"tmouth, N.S.
Hatton, Hon,. Edwin Fu11arton, phy-
sician.
S. late D. G. H., Peterborough, Onto ;
b. there, 1858; e. U. C. CoIl.; m.
Marlon Seton, d. late Capt. M. G.
Browne, Royal Horse Arty., London,
Eng.; M.B. (Toronto Unlv.). 1880;
do. (Trln. Unlv.), 1889; M.R.C.S., Eng.;
entd. Cot Med. Service. 1882: t"lowand
for some time s.enl.or med. ot'!'r., Gren-
ada; med. supdt. lunatic and po'Or
asylums, and me-d. ofl'r. Ito rprlS()lJ1, d
.;
a'Pptd. a memo 'Of the Le
. Council. da.,
1904.-Richmond Hill, Grenada, W.I.;
St. George's Club, do.
Hatton, John Cassie, lawyer.
S. late
aml. H.: b. Port Hope,Ont..
1840: e. Victoria ColI.. Cobourg, and
Toronto TTnlv. (B.A.. 1861: M.A..
1863: LT
.B.. 1872)
m.. 1870, Olfvla
Drewe (>d. Oct.. 1909). d. late ROIbt.
Jas. Grl'wes, M.D.. Cloghan Castle.
King's Ca., and Menlon SQ., Dublfn-:
barrlst.er (Ont.). 1865; a
vocate P.
Q.), '1867: K.C. (P. Q.), 1878; do. (M.
of Lansdowne). 1887: successfu11y
practised his prof. In Montreal. where
he was one of the leaders of the bar.
bls specialty .beln
Ins. and corpor
tion
law; retired from practice. 1901:
elected T1resdt. Montr.eal, Portland &
Boston Ry., 1889; was Chief agent In
Can. ,for rtlhe Norwloh Uind.on Llfoe Ins.
Soc.; A'ng.-Hamilton House, Victoria
Embankment. London, E.C.; Garrick
Club, do.; Royal Albert Yacht Club.
Southsea, Eng.
"A man <Yf culture and wide knowledge
of law. w.hom it was a pleasure to meet."
-Thø late Dr. R. G. Haliburton, E.O.
Hatton, Hi8 Honour William J" Co.
ct. judge.
B. Owen Sound, 1865; barrister.
1891: successfully practised his prof.
at Owen Sound. In partnersltlp with
Hem. A. G. Mackay, K.C. (q.v.) ; aprptd.
!!enlor judge, Co. Grey, Ont., ApI. 6.
1903: apptd. surrogate judge In Ad-
ml,raÞty I(),f tJhie EX'C'h. Ct., for Grey.
Bruce antd Simcoe, ApI. 23, 1906.-
Owen Sound. Onto
(D. Owen Sound, Ont., June 11, 1911.)
HanItain, Hon, Frederick WßUam
Gordon, lawyer: state!':man.
2nd s. late Lt.-Col. F. W. H., wh'Ü.
after serving In the Royal Arty., came
to Oan.. settled a.t Peterboro', Ont.,
1860, and was returned to the Can.
Lp
lslature In thf' Lib. Intf'rf'!':t: b.
Wo01wfch, Eng., Nov. 25, 1857: e.
Montreal High Sch., Peterboro' ColI.
Inst. and Toronto Unlv. (B.A.. with
1st class honours In classics, 1879):
unm.; barrIster (Ont.), 1882; do.
(N.W.T.), 1884; some time CrowR
Prosecutor, Fart Macleod, Alta.; K.C.
(E. of Minto), 1902; do. (Sask.),
1907; now head legal firm H.. Cross &
Jonah, Regina; V.-P. Can. Bar Assn,
1896; Is a dfr. Western Can. Cement
& Coal Co.; a senator, Sask. Unlv.;
gazetted 2nd lieut., 57th Regt., 1879;
presented to King George and Queen
Mary, St. James's Palace, 1902 ;
represented N.W.T. at King Edward's
coranatlon, do.; a Con. ; elected a mem.
N.W. Council, 1887; memo Advisory
Council, N.W.T., 1888-97; sat for Mac-
leod (Local), 1888-1905: s.lnce then
has sat for S. Qu' App
lle (Local);
Premier. Atty.-Gent and Commr. of
Educ., N.W.T., 1897-1905; Is hon.
presdt. Con. Assn. of N.W.T.: an Ang.
-Regina, Sask.; Assiniboia Club. do.;
Rideau Club, Ottawa; lI-Ianitoba Club,
Winnipeg.
.. An incisive spea.keil' wit:J1 an anelytical
mind that at on.oo deltects the weoakness of
a: Pl"oposi,ti01l a.nd & critical faculty tn,at
gives him oommandin.g discernment."-
M. & E.
.. His re,cord as an admindstraror in face
of grea.t and disoou1'lag>ing oonditi()IQß, his
q1JJMi
ie.s oß8 a fighiter and his person,a.l
poopu.larity, aU point to' him a.a the oom1ng
ma.n."-SatuTdav Sunset.
Haultain, Herbert Edward Terrick
civil engineer; educa.tlonlist. '
Y. S. late Major-Gen1. F. M. H.; bro.
T. A. H. (q.v.); b. BrIghton, Eng.,
1869: e. publIc soh. and Coil. Inst.,
Peterborough, Ont; graduated In civIl
englng., Toronto .sch. of Prac. Science,
1889, becoming 'Presdt. of Englng. Soc.
in his 3rd year: took post-grad. work
In Londan and Freiburg; C.E. (Toronto
Unlv.), 1900; m., Sept., 1909. France!
Murle1, d. late Benj. Cronyn, Toronto;
desIgned and operated first electric
minIng hoist on Continent of Europe,
1890; en.gd. In mining work In
B. C., S. A., and several of the
"\\-Testern States; took charge of Can.
C(lrundum Works, Craigmont, 1905 ;
has worked all over the world In ores
of Un, copper, sIlver. gold, lead, zinc,
and corundum, and has heJd a11 posI-
tions, from that of labourer, with pIck
ana shovel, to that of gen1. mangr.;
an assoc. memo Inst. C. E., memo Inst.
of Mining and Metall., memo Can. Soc.
C. E.. and councUlor Can. Mining- Inst. :
awtd. IProf. of minin.g i&\.glng., Toronto
UnIv., 19110; eleoted dhaiLrman, Toronto
brandh. Can. Soc. oaf C.E., 191t.-To-
ronto Univ., T01"Onto; Engineers' Club,
do.
.. Has brought credit .a.nd h{)IDOIlI' to his
aJm'a mate'r."-T. New8.
Haultain, Theodore Arnold, essayist;
litterateur.
E. S. Maj.-Gent F. M. and Isabella
(Thomas) H.; b. Cannanore. India,
Nov. 3, 1857; e. private sch., Brighton,
Eng., Bedfovd Grammar Sch.. and To-
ronto Univ. (B.A., 1879; M.A., 1880) ;
m., 1886, Miss Amy Millicent Fraser;
after studYing med. for a while gave
It up In favour of letters and journal-
,ism: tor many yrs. 'Was 'Private secy.
to ,Prof. Go:1òwln iSml1:Jh, up Ito Ithe
-time of Ibis dooJth, 1910; !has since
written and published hi5 memotrs ;. has
HA VERGAL-HAY.
515
been a frequent contributor to the
Nineteenth Century, the Contemporary,
the Atlantic Monthly, the Can. Mag.,
the University !flag. and other perIod-
Icals; author: "A Critique of Car-
dinal Newman's Exposition of the
Illative Sense"; .. A Fmgmentary
Dialogue on Love and Religion";
.. Verslculi'" (poems); "Who should
Emigrate" , '.. Two Country Walks in
Canada'" '" The Mystery of Golf";
.. Hints 'flor Lo-vers." .. England's
P]!ig1h.t. a Returned Exile's Impres-
sions ,,' etc.; ih8:s edited .1 .or 2 10C'wl
joury{a,ls; {has loectured \()In " The
Pisy.dho]ogy of Art" and oj)he-r
subjects before the Woman's Art
A'ssn. and before Cornoen Univ., on
.. Style in Llterat:ure."-49 Springhurst
Ave., Toronto; Toronto Goll Club, do.
.. 'Tha.reve-r he wrioos is we-n writoon, and
Lilrely t.o be read fool' ;its inkim;i.c ch.a,rm."
-So N.
If Havergal, The Canadian," (See
Miss Amy Pa;rkinson.)
Haverson, James, lawyer.
S. late Capt. .Jas. H.. Toronto and
Oshawa. ant.; b. Macduff. Scot., Oct.
30, 1852; m. Miss .Jennie Crossley,
Hamilton, ant.; barrister. 1878: K.C..
1902; solr. for the liquor traffic of
ant. since 1894; has appeared In that
Interest before the Provl. and Dom.
Govts. In connection with legislation
affecting the trade; opposed to sump-
tuary laws; a Llb.-40B Bloor St. 1V.,
7'oronto.
Haverson, James Percival, author
and journallst.
S. ,Tas. H., K.C. (q.v.); h. Toronto,
Oct. 3, 1880; e. Toronto Model Sch.,
RIdley con., .st. Catharines and ant.
La w Sch.; m. Miss .Tessie Hodson;
for some yrs. a law student; turned
to journallsm, and has .been em-
ployed on the St. Paul (Minn.)
Globe the Duluth News-Tribune, etc.;
now ón staff Toronto World; contri-
buted trlolets, In the slang of the
street, to the souvenir of the Toronto
Press Club; a frequent contributor of
humorous verse to Saturday Night:
author II Sour Sonnets of a Sorehead
and Other Songs of the Street"
(1908). -" World" Otnce, Toronto;
Press Club, do.
II The exponent of Canadian sidewalk
humour."-Canada.
Hawke, John Thomas, journalist.
Cornish descent; S. .John P. and M.
A. (Harvey) H.; b. Plymouth, Eng.,
ApI. 30. 1854: e. there; m.. Oct., 1875,
Miss Della Thornton. Aylmer West,
ant.; came to Am., 1873: moved to
Can. same year; legislative reporter
Toronto Leader, 1875-8: after serving
on 'Staff of Ottawa Citizen, Toronto
Globe (for which he was !';uccesslvely
parliamentary reporter, political corre-
spondent at Ottaw
, and man!!. news
elt.) , became ed. HamIlton Tribune, a
prohibitionist dally, 1885. and, later,
ro.-In-chlef Ottawa Free Press; since
] 887 has been ed. and prop. of 'l'he
Transcript (Moncton, N.B.) ; came Into
prominence. 1888, In a fedpral election
contempt of court case, at Fredericton;
on that occasion he addressed the full
bench of the Supreme Ct. of N. B. for 5
hours, pleading his case and reviewing
the law of contempt of ct. and criminal
libel; he was sen tenced to be confined
In York Co. .Jail for 2 months and to
pay a fine of $200; a purse of $1,000
was raised by pubUc subscription to
meet the fine and costs; secy. of Mari-
time Press Assn. during the first 3
years of its existence. and was elected
presdt. N. B. Assn.. 19-05-7; was also
chairman Moncton Sch. Bd. and presdt.
Moncton Bd. of Trade: elected V.-P.
Moncton Can. Club, 1909; is a prohibi-
tionist, and In politics a Lib. of ad-
vanced views; Is a strong advocate of
the maintenance of Brit. connection: a
.J.P., bakes a pII".ominent part in the
local political campaigns. and has at-
tained popularity as .a public speakf'r:
nwr
e.ntted cHy 'Ü'f ,MonoC'ton at Coro-
natloOn .of K:ing George, 1911; a Meth.
-Moncton, N.B.
".AJble and forcible."-Hon. A. G. Jones.
Hawkes, Arthur, Can. ry. service.
Y. s. late 'Vm. H., Avlesford, Kf'nt,
Eng.; b. Aylf'sford. 1871
e. Ma.ld-
stone and Kent Con., Canterbury,
Eng.; m., 1894. Augusta .Jospphine, d.
late Herr Anderson, Wengdala. Swe-
den; tralnf'd as a journalist on coun-
try weekU'Õ's tn Eng.; reporter M:m-
chester Guardian; sub-ed. Dail?1 M rtil;
snectal commr. and London f'rl. J\.fan-
chester DnilJl Despatch: speC'ial f'on-
trihutor Review of Reviews In
. Af-
rica; mango. ed. Toronto WorM.' e"l
jfonetan/ Times (Torontt'o); Ilatoer I.n
C'11arg- p of publicitv fnr ('<IT> Nortnorn
Ry. System: resignf'd. 1910; author
sDecial articles on Brit., A'frican. and
Oan. subjects in leading periodIcals;
!;pent 3 yrs., 1885-88, In Western Can. ;
travf'lled In Can. and U. S., 1890-5,
settling finally In Toron,to, Dec., 1905;
at 21 was elected to Bd. of Guardians.
Ayh
sf'Ûrd. and later heC'ame chairman
first parish Counci1 of Aylesforrl: chief
promoter of the Ama].g-amatpd Press of
Can. (L.P.. .1907); -since MClh., 1911,
.has been Gena. SeOCy. ('an. Nat. League.
estbd. The British News of Can., a
wf'opkly for C'irouUation in Gt. Brit., of
which he is -f"(j., 1911; fumed as a lec-
turer up.on sDeclal subjects; beHf'ves
in mak,ing II (A9.n. firs't in the IDmplre."
-1.}:1.! Beech Ave., Toronto.
Hawthornthwaite, James Hurst, legis-
lator.
B. Westmeath, Ire!.: e. Eng.; went
to B. C., 1885; m.. 1890. Ada. d. M3.rk
Bate, ex-mayor, Nanaimo, B.C.: some-
time secy. Am. consul. Victoria;
arJDtd. U. S. consular agent, Nanalmo,
1888; was also in the employ of the
Vancouver Coal Co.; has sat for Nan-
almo City (Locat), almost uninter-
ruptedly. sInce 1901: unsuccessfully
contested Nanalmo (H. C.) , 1908: a
la.lbour leader; a .socialist.-Newcast1e.
B.C.
Hay, Prancfs Wellington, merchant.
Scottish origin; S. late Wm. Gibson
and Agnes (Rogerson) H.; b. Lis-
towel, ant.. Nov. 17, 1864: P. local
public and high schs.; m., 1890, Miss
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HAY-HAYES.
Josephine Riggs; In the grain trade;
town councillor, 1901; mayor of Lls-
towel, 1903-5; memo Toronto Bd. of
Trade; Lib.; Cong.-Listowel, Ont.;
Listowel Club, do.; Ontario Club, Na-
tional Club, Toronto.
Hay, George tTpha.m, educa.tionist;
journalist.
U. E. L. sto
k; s. Wm. and Eliza H. ;
b. Norton, N.B., June 18, 1843; e. local
schs., Ill. Wesl. Unlv. (Ph.B.), and
Acadia Un-Iv. (M.A., 1894; D.Sc., hon.,
1901) ; m., 1876, Miss Frances Annetta
Hartt (V:P. Ladd-es' Aux. Nat. Hlst.
Soc., St. John) ; originally a journalist;
subsequentl'Y an eduootlonlst; princl.
pal, Victoria High Sch., St. John, N.B.,
10 yrs.; estbd., with Dr. A. H. Mackay
(q.v.) the Educ. Rf}v. (of which he Is
now mangr. and ed.), 1887; is V.-P.
N.at. Hist. Soc., St. John; do., Moral
and Sodal Reform Counoeil of N.B.; a
library commr., S1. John; formerly a
dlr. Dom. Educ. Assn. and N. B. Horti-
cultural Assn.: F.R.S.C. (presdlt. sect.
IV. 1904); presdt. Botanical Club of
Ca
., 1905: is a memo New Eng. Bo-
tanical Club; served on Dom. History
Comte., 1894-6; ed. and published
.. Canadian History Readings," a series
of valuable original papers on the his-
tory of Can. (1900) ; author: "A School
History of Canada" (1901) and "A
School History of New Brunswick"
(1904); has contributed papers on
botany to Trans. Royal Soc. Canada,
Bulletin Nat. Hist. Soc., N.B., and Educ.
Review; also of various papers on edu-
cation and nat. science in Proc. Dom.
Educ. Assn., Educ. Inst. of N. B. and
Educ, Review.-
l Leinster St., St.
John, N.B.; Canadian Club, do.
Haycock, Ernest, educationist.
U. E. L. stock; s. Maurice and Eliza
(Peters) H., Westport, N.S.; b. there.
May 29, 1867; e. public schs., Acadia
Univ. (A.B.. 1896), and Harvard
Unlv. (A.B., 1897; A.M., 1898); m.,
1897, Miss Annie Priscilla Hall, Gran-
ville. N.S.; instr. chemist. and geol.,
Acadia Unlv., 1898-1900: since then
has been prof. do. do.; engd. In field
work for Can. Geol. Survey since 1902 ;
author various papers and reports on
local gool. ; Ba.pot.- Wolfville, N.S.
Haycock, Joseph Langford, Dom.
public service.
Eng. origin; 3rd s. Fred. H.; b.
Swltzerville, ant., ApI. 9, 1850: e.
Newburgh Acad.: m., 1877, Martha, d.
Wm. Grange, Napanee, ant.; a farm-
er: represented Frontenac (Local),
Patron interest, 1894-98, when defeat-
ed' was leader Patrons of Industry
In 'Legislature; apptd. inspr. binder
twine for Dom., 1903; Meth.-Cq,tara-
Qui, Onto
Havden, John Dumble, busine<:s man.
S. late John H., Cobourg, ant.: b.
there; e. Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1881);
a dir. Cumberland Ry. and Ooal Co.:
plecte.d presdt. Can. League of Civic
Impr,oveme'l1't, 1909-10-11; and presdt
Oooourg Rd. of Trade, d-o.:
s also
V.-P. Oolbou'l'g iOrlcket Club and pr.esdt.
Cobourg Horse Show .AJssn'.; Meth.-
Cobourg, Onto
Hayes, Charles A" Can. ry. service.
B. \Vest Springfield, Mass., Mch. 10,
1865: entd. ry service, 1882, and was
connected with several lines in the
U. S.: mangr. Nat. Despatch, Gt. East-
ern Line, 1902-3; became connect.:',!
with G. T. Ry. as asst. genl. freig.lt
agent, Chicago, in l,atter year; \suc-
ceeded J. E. Dalrymple (q.v.) as genl.
flI'cight agent, 1908.-7
1 She1'brooke Ft.
W., Montreal; Country Golf Club. do.
Hayes, Mrø, Kate E, (" Mary Mark-
well "), poet and miscellaneous
writer.
3rd d. late Patrick Hayes, Dalhousie,
N.B.; b. there, 1856; m., 1882, C.
Bowman, S. late Hon. John Simpson.
senator, BO/Wml3.nville, ant., frDm
whom she DbtaIned a legal separation,
1889; inherits her taste for literature
from her mother, a highly cultivated
woman; o-riginally a pUbllc soh.
teacher (took a 2nd class cert. In
music) ; went to the Can. West, 1879:
subsequent,loy was librarian to the
Legislature there; has written largely
for the Western press anI(} for the
Eng. and Am. mags.; author: "Prairie
Potpourri" (1895), the first story book
produced in Western Can.: also of
"Awena," "The Legend Df the West,"
.. Derby Day in the Yukon," by Yukon
Bill, .. Hitting the Tran," and "Wo-
men's Work in Western Canada.";
has also written several songs ar.d
plays which have been pnpular; elected
first presdt. of the Can. Women's Press
Olub, of whiûh she was one of lJ.e
founders, 1906; in the S3me year was
sent to Eng. by the DOom. Govt. on
speocial immigration busdness ; did
some excellent work there in bringing
out high class Brit. women to the
Prairie West; her letters on Can. ap-
peared in T. P.'s Weekly, The Ex-
press, Gentlewoman, Sphere, Tribune,
Manchester G1wrdian, etc., while her
platfonn talks on Oan. g>ave her ar
assured place as a public speaker;
while In London, presided at E-
" Canada" dJinner, given by the Ly-
ceum Club: has travelled widely, and
while at Rome was reed. in prlvatf>
audience by the P,Dpe; joined the ed.
staff of the Man. Free Press, 1899,
and remained with that paper for
many yrs.: later, did literary work for
the C. P. Ry, and still later was cd.
of the women's page of the Ottawa
Free Press; was present in London at
the corona'tlon of .the present King and
Queen, June, 1911; n. C.-Winnipeg;
Can. Women's Press Club.
" Perha.ps the brig-hte'st of \Yestern
w()m.en writers."-" Kit" (q.v.).
Hayes, :Major Louis :Martin, lawyer.
S. late Michael H., Co. Crown Atty.,
Co. Perth, ant.; grands. Jas. H., M.D.,
Toronto: b. Toronto, Feb. 11, 1863;
e. St. Michael's ColI., Toronto: m.
Margt. Maude, d. late Angus D. Mac-
donell, Toronto: barrister, 1885; K.C..
1908; suocesSlfully practises his 'Prof.
as a memo of firm Hal,I, H. & Hall,
Peterboro'; memo Publlc Library Ed:
chainnan Bd. of Educ. there; apptd.
paymast
r 57th Regt. (with hon. rank
of major), Jan., 1907; Lib.-Con.; R. C.
-Peterborough, Ont.; Peter borough
Club, do.
HAYS-HAZEN.
517
:&:ay., Charles Melville, Can. rallway
service.
B. Rock Island, Ill., May 16, 1856;
e. public schs. and Rock Island High
Sch.; m. Clara .T., d. Worn. H. Gregg,
St. Louis, Mo.; commenced ry. ser-
vice, when 17, in passenger dept.
Atla.ntlc & Pacific Ry., S1. Louis, Mo.;
a year later was transferred to the
auditor's dept., and subsequently
passed into genl. supdt.'s office where
his abillty and aptitude wer'e soon
manifested; from 1878 to 1884 was
secy. to the genl. man gr. of the Mis-
souri Pacific, and from 1884 to 1886
secy. to the genl. man gr. of the
'Vabash, St. Louis & Pacific Ry' In
1886 was apptd. asst. genl. mangr. of
that road, and in the following year
bpeame gent mangr. of the Wabash
W-esteTIl; 'in 1889 was apptd. gen'l.
man gr. of the reorganized Wabash
system, and 5 yrs. later was elected
V.-P. of that co.; became gent mangr.
of the Grand Trunk Ry. system, Jan.,
1896, succeeding L. J. Seargeant, who
proceeded to London to act in an ad-
visory capaci ty to the bd. of direc-
tors; relinquished this office .Ian 1
1901, and became presdt. of 'thé
Southern Pac. Ry., retiring from that
office the latter part of 1901 to return
to the G. T. Ry. system as 2nd V.-P.
and genl. mangr.; on the retirement
of Sir Chas. R. Wilson, Oct., 1909,
was advanced to the presidency of
the co.; is also -presd.t. of the Oentral
VermoTIt Ry., Grand Trunk W
-te'rn
Ry., Deot-I'oi,t, Grarud Haven & Moil.
waukee Ry., 'l'oloooO, Sagin3Jw &
Muskeg.on Ry., Mic<hig1an lAir Line
Ry., .ohioag1O, De.troit & Oanada Grand
Trunk Junction Ry., Detroit & Tüledo
ShOlI'ß Lin-e, 'Southern New Eng. Ry.
qo., Can. EXJpress Co., St. Cla.ir
'Iunnoel Go., Inl'ern. Bridge Co., MoOnt-
real Warehousing 00., Portland Ele.
\'8Jtor 00., and New Eng. Elevator
Co.; also represents the Grand Trunk
'Vestern Ry. as dir. of the Chicago
& Western Indiana Ry. and Belt Ry.,
Chicago; elected .presdt. Grand Trunk
ac. Ry.. 1905; do., a memo Permt.
Comn. Intern. Ry. Congress do' do
a dir. U. S. Mortg.age & T'rust' Co .
d
.;. decorated with the Order of thë
Rlsmg Sun (3rd class) by Emperor
of Japan, 1907; a del. Imp. Trades
Congress, 1903; one of the founders
of the Mt. Royal Club, Montreal.
1906: presdlt. {}f the G. T. Ry. Im
. &
ProvIdent Soc.; a gov. of the Mont-
real Genl. H?sp. and a gov. of the
Royal Vlct
rIa Hosp.; a gOY. McGill
Unlv.; a dIr. Royal Trust Co. and
Merchants Bank of Can.; a dir. Mont-
real Horticul. & Fruit Growing As!m.;
a ,dlr. Can. Bd. London & Lancashire
LIf.e ÅSs"Ur. Co.; reputed to have
doeo1oin-ed kni,g.Mhood, 1910; in rel'igioUls
belief a Presb.-27 Ontario Ave., Mont-
?'eal; 11ft. Royal Club; St. James'8
Club; Canada Club; Forest and
Stream Club; Montreal Jockey Club'
Montreal Hunt Club; St. Maurice Fish
m
d Game Club; Laurentian Club do .
Ruleau Club, Ottawa. ' .,
"A valuable acquisition to Canada; a
tho-rough Calladian at heart."-Sir W.
Laurier.
"A splendid eciDam:p1:e of wha,t bl1aåns,
pluck a,nd indusbry can
oome 80nd 8oC'
oomplish."-M. Witness.
"A rna.n of quiet dignüty, who.se sanåty
a.nd strengbh are see'll Sind fe,lit in a.ll Ms
un,dertak.ings."-M. Standard.
.. Hayseed II (
ee McMillan, Ernest
.I.).
Hayward, Gerald Sinclair, miniature
painter.
3rd s. Capt. Alfred and Caroline
(Bartlett) H., Aylesbury, Bucks, Eng.;
b. Port Hope, ant., 1847; e. Brighton,
Eng. ; m., Miss Sophia Cawley, Jersey;
a pupil of M. Matthews (q.v.); studied
Royal Acad. Sehs., London; has ex-
hibitoo !frequently RIt 1Jh.e Roy.a;1 Acad.,
London, and Royal Scottish Acad.,
Edinburgh; g1ave first exhn. of mod.
miniatures in Am., N. Y., 1883; has
painted the late Queen Victoria, the
Qu-een-Mobher of En.g., the Empr.ess
of Russia, the Czarewitch, the late
Princess Alice, the Countess of Minto
and numerous other titled personages;
Ang.-" The Den," Larchmont Manor,
N. Y.; Transportation Club, do.
"The reviver o-f miniature painting in
this country."-Evening Post, N. Y.
"Has produced BOrne exquisite po.r-
trait9."-Geo. Murray.
Hazen, :&:on, John Douglas, lawy&;
statesman.
Pur.itoan 'aJ1là Loyallist Idle'scent ; ,famoHy
among the ('arliest
pttlprs in N.B.;
s. ,13,te Jas. K. and ENz3!beth Mari.on
H., d. late Hon. John A. Bec1{with: b.
Oromocto, N.B., June 5, 1860; e. ColI.
Seh., Fredericton and N. B. Univ.
(B.A., with honours in Eng. lang. and
lit., 1879; B.C.L., 1890; LL.D., 1908);
m., Sept., 1884, Ada (a council1or
Woman's Can. Club), 2nd d. Jas. Tib-
bitts, Fredericton; bnrrister, 1883 ;
K.C. (Earl of Aberdeen), 1894; suc-
cessfully practised his pro,f., fiflst at
Fre<1erÜ:t'On, anod, stnoe .189
, has íPr
-
tJised at St. J.oIhn; has heen presdt.
Barrist'ers' 810<:., N.B., and of iSt. J'Ünn
Law Soc.; regr. and treas: N.B. Univ.
1882-9-0; a mem .of t'he Alumni So<:,
and a Sena.tor, do., do.; 'was also V.-P.
R:oY'al Victoria Hosp., Fred.eruct-oTI ; now
a dir. N.B. T.elephoOne 00. and ;presd.t.
St. J'OIhn HOl't'icuUmral A'ssn.; suoc-es.
s'ively .alð. anld mayor of Fredericton;
a Oon.; sat f-or St. John -city and co.
(H. !C.), 11891-96, rw" en defElated: S!ll'P-
pOl1ted M.r. Davlin's moti-on for the ex-
t'ension of ltIhe Dom. franchise .to
w.omen, 1895; .has sat ,foOr ,SUTIíbury
(Local), since 1899; 'CJh'Os'en leader of
<t/he o,pposi.bion (Local)), 1899; since
M-oh.. 1908. bas ,been PI'emier -of N.B.,
ohOilodtinig the -office of Attty-Genl1.; a
memo Ißlterp'rovl. Conf., Ottawa 1910'
and 'of ,the Mal'it,ime Prov.1. Cmid'., doo.;
fa voO
red 'tJhe givlÌng by Can. of money
or ShIPS .to(} En1g. .on .t'he naval question,
1909; rWppt-d. payma,ster (wit.h hon.
ro.nk of c-ap'1.). 300 N.B. Regt. Arty.,
1898; 'PI'esent at coronat.ion of Kiing
Geonge and Que
n M'ary, Lontd'On, June,
1911; was subsequently pres'ented It)o
bheir MaJesties; opposed to(} ,the Taft-
518
HAZLEWOOD-HEATON.
We.ld,ing re.oipT-QicHy oomiPact; on 'l'he
defeat of rt'h:e Lauri-er :Admn. at tlhe
polls, g. e. 1911, was s'Worn of bhe p.e.
an.d accepte-d office -in Ithe Borden
Cabinet .a.s :MinI'. of :Marine anI('! Fislh-
eries, Oct. 10, 191.1; Ang.-Ottawa; St.
John, N.B.; Union Club, do.
" A man of high standing, with 8 reoord
as a .sta1.etsma.n of which the pl"QlVinoo ma
be þl'Q'Ud."-S. N.
Hazlewood, Rev. Jas. Henry (Meth.)"
Grandf. emigrated from IreI., 1817;
3 g-enern:ticm's 'before, an-oegtor came
from Eng. with 'Vil1iam, Prince of
Orange, and was present at the cross-
ing of the Boyne; b. Brockville, ant.,
Feb. 16, 1857; e. BrockvllIe Coli. Inst.,
Wesl. Theol. ColI., Montreal (D.D.,
1904), and McGill Univ.; m., Aug.,
1883, Miss Margt. Purvis, Brockville,
ant.; o. 1882; has held many Im-
portant pastorates; pastor Centro.l Ch.,
Hamilt,on, 1907-10; now iPastoOr Cen-
bral Ch., TorontJo, and cma1r:man T.o-
)'onto Conl.; elected presdt. Hamilton
Conf., 1899; a memo Genl. Conf., 1898
and 1902; a memo Meth. Ecumenical
Conf., LOI1Jdon, Eng., 1901.-1-+ Park
Rd., Toronto, Onto
.. Of fine prese.noe, a" good preacher and
energetic worlrer and one, moreover. o.f
go.od executive and administrative ability."
-0. Guardian.
Healy, Rev, Ezra Anthony (Meth.).
S. Almon H.; grands. Rev. Ezra H.,
one of the pioneers of Can. Method-
Ism, who came to Canada from N. Y.
State, 1822; b. Smith's Falls, ant.,
1844; e. Victoria Univ., Cobourg (B.A.,
1883; D.D., 1905); M.A. (Toronto
Vniv.) ; m. Mary Priscilla, 2nd d. Ira
Edmunds, Hollin, ant.; entd. ministry,
Stratford, ant., 1867; removed to Cal.,
1886; now and for some yrs. pastor
University Cll., Los Angeles, and presi-
dent Bd. of rrrustees, Unlv. of Southern
Cal.; an orthodox Llb.-Los Angeles,
Cal.; University Club, do.
"A live scholar, the BOul of honour, a
faithful and sympathetic pastor, an orig.
inal and evangelical preacher."-Rev. J.
8. Ross, D.D. (q.v.).
Heaman, John Andrew, civil engIn.
eel'.
Eng. and Scotch origin; So Geo. and
Isabella (Simpson) H.; b. Memphis.
rrenn., .June 3, 1874; e. In private,
public, and high schs., London, ant.;
graduated B.Sc. (with Brit. Assn.
med.), 1902; m., .July, 1907, Miss
Edith Edna Dunlop, Ottawa; a memo
Can. Soc. IC.E., 1901; with G. T. Ry.
on enging. staff; res. engr., do. do.,
Montreal and Toronto, 1902-3; asst.
engr. G. T. P. Ry., 1903-4; en.gr. in
charge N. T. Ry., 1903-5; asst.
en-gr. N. T. Ry., 1906-7; since then
wIth G. T. P. Ry., as asst. <Est. engr.:
Meth.-Kenora, Ont.; Lake of the
.Woods Club, do.
Hearst, William Howard, lawyer;
legislator.
Y. s. late Wm. H., one of the pio-
neers Co. Bruce, ant., and Margt.
(McFadden) H,; b. Tp. Arran, Co.
Bruce, Feb. 15, 1863; e. 1000.1 public
sch., Collingwood CoIl. Inst., and To-
ronto Univ.; m., .July, 1891, Isabella
.Jane, d. late Jiohn Dunkin, Sim-coe, ant. ;
graduated, with honours, Law Soc.,
Osgoode Hall; barrister, 1888; has
successfully practised his prof. at
Sault Ste. Marie; counsel In all the
important civil and crlmln.al cases
tried in Algoma; govt. agent and
counsel In connection with guarantee
loan to Lal{e Superior Corporation;
resigned, 1908; K.C., 1908; has bpen
high sch. trustee, Sunday sch. supdt.,
and presdt. Bd. of Trade; a lifelong
Con. and worker; unsuccessfully con-
tpsted Algoma (LoC".al), g. e. 1894;
returned for Sault Ste. Marie (Local),
g. e. 1908; a Freemason of high de-
gree; a Meth., and a trustee and a
memo of Quarter. Bd.; has great faith
in the future of Northern Ont.-Sault
Ste. Marie, Onto
Heartz, Rev, William H, (Meth.).
O. S. late Richard H.. private banker
and dry goods merchant, Charlotte-
town, P.E.I.; a bno. late Ben.i. H.
presdt. Merchants Bank, P. E. I.; b.
and e. Charlottetown; D.D. (Mt. AUi-
son Univ.), 1893; m.; O. 1866: has
since held many important pastorates
in N. B. and N. S. ; ðet to Genl. Conf.on
many occasions; finan. secy., 1881-2;
presdt. of Conf., 1883-4, and a
ain,
1908-9; a memo Comte. on Ch. Union,
1906; declined appt. as local supdt. of
missions, N. B. and Ntld., 1907.-Am-
herst, N.S.
Heathcote, Rev, :Francis Cooke
(Ang.).
S. late Rev. Gilbert V. H.; grands.
Rt. Ron. Sir Wm. R., Bart., of Hursley,
Hampshire, Eng.; b. Stamford, North-
amptonshlre, Eng., 1868; e. Eng. and
Trin. Univ., Toronto (L.Th., 1891) ; m.,
1901, Evelyn Margt., d. .J. F. Smith,
K.C., 'Domnt'O (q.v.); o. òoetaClOn, 1891;
pf7Ïest, 1892; suoC'essively -curate alt
\Vooolbrtidge, ant., and St. Simon's, To-
ronto, and peotor of King and of 1St.
Olern-enlt',s, Tloro,IlttoO, 1899-1905; since
tlhen, has Ibeen r.eotor, AJ1
Sainrts, Win-
nitpeg.-All Saints Rectory, Winnipeg.
Heaton, Edward Percival, Insurance
expert.
Formerly gent mangr. at Montreal
of the Citizens' Ins. Co. of Can., follow-
ing which was, for 8 yrs., genl. mangr.,
sam-e city, of the Guardian Assur, Co.
of Can.; resigned, 1904; since 1905, has
been Ins. expert and man gr. of the
ins. dept. of the Can. Manfrs. Assn.;
a dir. Dom. Guarantee Co.; treas. Mont-
real West. Hosp., 1900; presdt. Ins.
Lnst. of Montreal, 1903; resigned, 1904;
addressed Can. Club, Toronto, on .. The
Rationale of FIre Insurance" (1903);
m. the d. late Chas. Morton, Montreal.
-37 St. Mary St., Toronto; Toronto
Club,. Canadian Club, do.
Heaton, Ernest, lawyer.
S. Rev. Hugh E. H., PI as Heaton,
Denbighshire, N. Wales; b. Bettws-yn-
Rhos, N. Wales; e. Marlborough CoIl.
and Unlv. CoIl., Oxford (B.A., 1884);
came to Can., 1884; barrister, 1887;
practised his prof. In Toronto till 1892 ;
'H1EA VEN-ltEDGES.
519
removed to Goderlch; returned to To-
ronto, 1900; now mangr. H:s Agency,
Toronto; besidES many 8Jrticles toO Dan.
and Eng. mags., Is the authór oOf
"Canada's Problem" (1895), "The
Trust Company Idea and Its Develop-
ment" (1904), etc.; has also edited a
II Commercial Handbook of Can." ;
Con.; Ang., and a del. to the synods.-
35 Cluny Ave., Toronto; Toronto Club.
Heaven, Rev, Cecil Arthur (Ang.),
educationtst.
S. A. G. H., barrister, Bristol, Eng.,
late of Oakville, Eng., and .Jane
(Stephens) H.; b. Portishead, Eng.,
1876; e. Trin. CoIl. Sch., Port Hope,
ant., and Trin. Unlv., Toronto (B.A.,
1896; M.A., 1897); m., 1900, Frances
Milll'ÎCent Louise, y. d. .J. Boyd DaV1Ï.s,
barrister, Oakvllle, ant.; o. deacon,
1899; priest, 1900; served on teaching
sbarr Ashibury ColI., Ottawa; apptd re>c-
tor Ber:th&er-en-Haut, 'P.Q., and !head-
master Berthier Grammar Sch., 1908.-
The Grammar School, Berthier-en-
Haut, P.Q.
Hebb, Thomas Carlyle, educationist.
S. Solomon - and Anna Mary
(Wylde) H.; b. BrIdgewater, N.S.,
Dec. 22, 1878; e. DalhousIe Unlv.,
Hallfax (B.A., with high honours In
math. and physIcs, 1900; M.A., 1901;
B.Sc., 1902); awarded 1851 Exbn.
Science Research scholar.; went to
Chicago to study physics; Ph.D., 1904;
unm.; lect. In physics Dalhousie ColI.,
1904-5; now 'prof. physics and chern.,
Northern State Normal Sch., Mar-
Quette, Mich.; noO church.-Mm.quette,
Mich.
Hebden, Edward Feild, banking pro-
fession.
Fourth s. late Rev. Canon H., M.A.
(Trun. 00011., DuMin) , f-ormeply Tecl-o,r
Oh. of 1Jhe Ascens1on, HamIlton, ant.,
and Catherine Elizabeth (PilkIngton)
H. (Tore famUy), King's Co., IreI.; b.
Hamilton, ant., ApI. 29, 1851; e.
Hellmuth ColI., London, and HeIdel-
berg, Germany; m., 1884, Mary, 3rd
d. late .Jas. Henderson, Hanley
Castle, WorcesterShIre; entd. service
Merchants Bank of Can., 1871; made
mangr., 1878, and from that on to
1896 'had charge of dIfferent offices
.of the bank; ohief 'Im.pr. and supdt. of
bmnches, 1896-1905; acting general
mangr., 1905; geniI. man gr., d.o.; a life
goy. P.rot. Hosp. .foOr the Insane, Mont-
1'e3!1 ; .a councillor Can. Bankers' lÅS.sn. ;
do. Montreal Bd. of Trede; .one .of the
prIncIpal promoters of the TY'J)hot.d
Emergency Hosp., Montreal, 1910;
Ang.-.H5 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal;
St. Jame8'8 Club; Mt. Royal Club;
Montreal Hunt Club; Royal Montreal
Golf Club; Canada Club; St. Maurice
Fi8h and Game Club; Manitou Club;
Chapleau Club, do.; Toronto Club, To-
ronto.
.. A man of experience and ability."-
M. Star.
Bebden, Bobert Young, banking pro-
fession.
Bro. E. F. H. (q.v.) ; 2nd s. late Rev.
Canon H., M.A.; b. Henbury, Eng.,
Jan., 1848; came to Can. in childhood;
e. Galt Grammar Sch. (Dr. Tassle's) :
tn., Oct., .1896, Isa'beÞlra (Zaidee) (d.
ApI., 1911), e. d. of the late Hon.
.Jas. Cockburn, Q.C., Speaker of the
House of Commons. Can., and one of
the Fathers of Confederation; a long
time In -servIce Bank of Montreal,
chiefly Toronto and Chicago branches;
now and for some yrs. 1st agent Bank
of Montreal, N. Y.; Ang.; Con.-
Orange
N.J.; N. Y. Yacht Club; Dow"
Town Club, do.; St. Jame8'8 Club,
Montreal; Toronto Club, Toronto.
Hébert, Louis Philippe, sculptor.
S. late ThêophlIe and .Julie (Bou;--
geols) H.; on father's side of Acad,Ian
origin, on mother's sIde descended from
a French family that emigrated to
Can. after the French revolution; b.
Ste. Sophie d'Halifax, Co. Megantlc,
P.Q., .Jan. 27, 1850: e. l<>eal schs.; m.,
May, 1879, Marie, à. Thos. Roy, Mont-
real, and niece of Victor Roy, archi-
tect: as a youth worked on a farm;
went to Rome as a Pontlficial Zouave,
1869; studie-d for his prof. in the
atelier of N. Bourassa. (q.v.), .Morut-
real, and afterwards wi: Paris; some
time prof. of modeIllng, Assn. Arts
and Manufactures, Monltre.al, m wh1cl1
he was V.-P., 1898; R.C.A., 1883; has
won and recd. a great number of
iPrizes, botJh In money and meds,;
awarded the Confederation med. by the
Oan. Govt. as a mark of 'a'PiP'rooiaJtLcm
of his talents, 1894; created a Knight
of the LegIon of Honour (France),
1901; C..M.G., 1903; emOl1Jg his best
known works are tne following:
the De Salaberry Monument, Chambly,
P.Q.; the Sir Geo. E. Cartier, Hon,
Alex. Mackenzie, Sir .John Macdonald
and Queen Victoria Monuments, ParIt.
Square, Ottawa; the Maisonneuve,
ChênI.er, Ron. .J.dhn Young, .AJroh
.
Bourget, and Pierre Le Gard.eur
statues, Montreal; the Laval Monu-
ment, Quebec, and ibhe Rowe statue,
HaJ1ifax; eJCoowtoo a number of Ms-
torical statues .f{)Or t!h:e Leg1islatlve
Blidigs., -Quelbec, 1886; R.C.-fl1 Berri
St., Montreal.
"'l'he equal of any man who has moulded
clay on 1:ihi5 COll'tinen-t."-Rt. Hon. Sir
lVilfrid Laurier (q.v.).
Hedlfes, Miss Agnes Jane, education-
Ist.
Elder d. Edwin Thos. and Marlanne
(Thompson) H., London, Eng.; grand-
d. Rev. Chas. H., M.A., Lincoln ColI.,
OXiford, rector of Hartwell, Bucks; b.
Colchester, Eng., Nov. 3, 1873; e.
'Peckham schs., K:lngsley lUton, Rants,
Leighton Buzzard High Sch., VIlla
BeHe:vu'ß Sch., Brussels, and Pen-
sionnat Gelderblom, Godesbergam,
Rlheim, GeNIlany: speoiaLty, 1l8.IlJg'Uageß
and music; studied music at Bonn 2
yrs. under Prof. Kufferath, at Bonn
(Colonge Conserv.), as well as Ger-
man; took 1st class senior cert..
French and German, London Soc. of
Arts., and 1st class double dIstinc-
tion, German, 1st class In French,
with distinction In the viva-voce, Lon-
don Chamber of Commerce; served as
teacher Miss Henderson's Sch. for
Girls, Quebec, 1 yr,; teacher music,
520
HEDGES-HELLMUTH.
French and German, Compton CoIl., 4
yrs.; teacher French and German,
Girls' High Sch., Ronderbosch, Cape
'l'own, S.rt.; principal Dunham (Ang.),
Lad!ies' OoI.!., 1909-11; .Arug.-Care of
Bank of Ottawa
Arnprior, Ont.; New
Era Club, 67 Curzon St., May/air, Lon-
don, W.
Hedges, W, H" insurance profession.
Originally in service Eastmure &
Llghtbourn, Toronto; inspr. Onto Acci-
dent Ins. Co., 1899-19U6 (presented
with gold watch by co-workers on leav-
ing co.) ; asst. mangr. for Can. Gent
Accident hsur. Co., 1906-7; mango .dir.
AccIdent & Guarantee Co. of Can.,
Montreal, 1907.-476 Victoria Avenue
Westmount, Montreal. '
Hedley, James Alexander, journalIst.
Fauher a border Englishman; mother
a Fifeshlre Scotchwoman; b. Preston-
pans, Scot., 1844; e. Can.; m., 18íO,
Emma, d. late John MacLeod, M.P,
for Essex, Ont.; since 1877 has been
ed. .Monetary 7'imes (Toronto); also
a dir. Monetary 7'imes Printing Co.
and of Gt. N. W. Telegraph Co.; a
lieut. v. m., 1864; presented to late
King Edward, Windsor Castle, .Tune,
1905.-79 St. Joseph St., 7'01'Onto.
National Club
' Granite Club
do.
Hedrick, Ira Grant, civil engineer.
S. Henderson and Mary Ann
(Bryan) H.; b. West Salem, lItI., Ap!.
6, 1868; B.C.E. (Ufitiv. of Ark.), 1892;
C.E., 1901; B.A.Se., 1898; M.Sc., 1899;
D.::3c., I
U5 lMcUiU Univ., Montreal) ;
ð. memo Inst. C. E., Can. Soc.
C. E., Am. Soc. C. E., Soc. for the
Promotion of Enging. Educ.; hon.
men1. Rensselaer SOoC.. C. E.; m., Feb.,
1889, Louisa N., d. Newton .T. Luther,
Wedington, Washington Co., Ark.;
asst. engr., In the employ of Dr. .T. A.
L. Waddoe!J1 (q.v.), 1892-8; ass-t. :to
lhie.f enl
r. Kansas Oi.ty, Rititsburg &
Gulf Ry., 1898; since .Tan., 1899, in
partnership with Dr. Waddell, under
name and style Waddell & H.-Kan-
sas City, Mo.
".AlbIe, energetic and enlterprising."-Dr.
TV addell (q. v.).
Heeney, B.ev. William Bertal (Ang.).
Irish origin; b. Danford Lake, P.Q.,
Feb. 18, 1873; e. Lachute Acad. and
McGill Unlv. (B.A., 18
9); graduated
Montreal Diocesan Theo!. ColI., 1900;
m., .Tan., 1901, Eva Marjorie, d. late
R. H. Holland, Montreal; o. deacon,
1900; priest, 1901; rector Christ Ch.,
Belleville, Ont., 1901-5; St. George's,
Newport, R.I., 1905-8; was subse-
Quently for a short time at Barrie;
since 1909, has been rector St. Luke's,
Winni.peg.-St. Luke's Rectory
Winni-
peg.
"Eloquent and popular."-O. Citizen.
Hees, George H., manufacturer.
B. Onondaga Co., N. Y., Feb. 24,
1843; e. there; m. Miss Nettie Rath-
bun (d. Oct. 14, 1909) ; long a resident
of Toronto; presdt. Geo. H. H., Son &
Co., Ltd., window shade and ,pole
manfrs., etc., Toronto; also a dir.
Crown Life Ins. Co.; a memo Advls.
Comte. Union Bank of Can., Toronto,
and presdt. Merchants' Fire Ins. Co.;
has travelled extensively in Europe;
wrote series of papers of his Impres-
sions for M. and E., 1905-6.-174 St.
George St., Toronto.
Heffernan, B.ev, Thomas F, (R. C.).
Irish origin; e. S. late Thomas and
Ellen (Murray) H., Montreal; b. and
e. Montreal; o. 1894; asst. St. An-
thony's Ch., Montreal, 1894-1908; since
then pastor St. Thomas Aquinas Ch.,
same city.-MontreaZ.
Heggie, David, physician.
S. Da vid H., ColI essie, Fife-shire,
the Ch. of Scot. Training ColI., Edin-
burgh, and Queen's Unlv. (M.D.,
1865) ; m., 1865, Mary (d. Nov., 1905),
d. Wm. Cal1ter and g1r>andJd. JiohlIl EHloH,
rounder of Brampton, Ont.; success-
fully practises his pr-of. at Brampton;
a .T. P. and co. coroner; surg. co. gaol
and G. T. By.; Ih:a;s been ohadnnan
both High and Pub1<ioc Scih. Bds.;
author " How I Read Carlyle's
French Revolution" (1902).-" 001-
lessie House}' Brampton, Onto
"A ma.n o.f dis.tinctioDJ and force, who-
is weU qU3,1ified to act -as the inte,rpre-te.r
of Oa.rlyle's richeß to other men."-Queen's
Quarterly.
Heine, Philip E" Can. ry. ,s-ervlce.
S. S. Hy. A. H., Norton, N.S.; b.
there, Aug. 5, 1855; e. there; m., Aug.,
1882, Miss Emma Hume, Newton,
Mass.; in service Interc. Ry., continu-
ously, since 1876; elected grand master
Loyal Orange Assn., N. B.. 1903; re-
elected, 1904; an Imperialist; Bapt.-
Moncton, N.B.
Heins, Donald, musician.
,So late Nichola.s H., composer;
b. Hereford, Eng., Feb. 19, 1878; e.
there; m. Dorothy, d. .T. C. Roger, Ot-
tawa, herself a violinist of note;
studied for his prof. at the Conserva-
torium of Music, Leipzig, and under
eminent teachers In Eng.; came to
Gan., 1902; became conductor Can.
Conservatory of Music Orchestra, Ot-
ta wa, which has thrice won first place
in the Earl Grey Can. musical com-
petition; is also organist and choir-
master Knox Presb. Ch., Ottawa, and
musicoR,1 diir. .of the band ,of the 43rd
Duk,e of ,Corn wall's Reg:t.; a..þptd.
musicæl jud.g1e, :IDarl Grey .Musical and
DramaNc T'l1opihy C-o:m;petJit1<>n, 1911;
a v.io1inilSt -of exceHence; also a com-
poser and au thor, among 'his publ-islhed
piec.es being: "Softly, Low .the Lig1ht
of Day," an antihem, and "Souv-en.ir
Oanadien," ded'Í-ca;ted 10 Moiss Mal1ioe
Hall and ,played -by her in Lonð<>n,
Eng.-171 1VaverZey St.
Ottawa.
.. Ln '&uvenoi,r Can'3dien' we have a
me<Lodi()l1J.s gem."-London Chronicle.
Helliwell, :Miss, (See Cantley, Mrs.
Mabel MacLean.)
Hellmuth, Isidore Frederick, lawyer.
E. s. late Rt. Rev. Isaac H.., for-
merly Lord Bp. of Huron and his
first wife, Catherine (Evans) H.; b.
Sherbrooke, P.Q., 1854; e. Hellmuth
ColI., London, Ont., and Trln. Coll.,
Cambridge (LL.B., with honours in
Law Trlpos, 1877); m., ApI., 1880,
HELMCKEN-HEMMEON,
521
Harriet Emily, 3rd d. late Clarke
Gamble, K.C., Toronto; called to Eng.
bar, 1877, and to ant. bar, same year;
K.C., 1902; pnactised originally in
London, ant.; since 1900, In Toronto,
where he Is one of the leaders of the
bar; head of legal firm, H., Cattanach
& Meredith: appeared for late C. R.
.Jamieson (" .Junius, .Jr.") bpfore the
Toron.to Unlv. Oomn., 1905 (pre-
sented with an illuminated address
recording the thanks of the students,
1906); rf>presented Calgarv and Ed-
monton Ry. Co. v. .tl11e King, before
the .JI. Comte. of the P.C., 1904, which
decided in favour of his clients: ap-
peared .befoOre the Royal Ins. Comn.,
representing the ant. policy-holders.
1906-7; was chief counsel for Hon.
G. E. Foster (q. v. ) In the suit
against the Rev. .J. A. Macdonald
(q.v.) for alleged !':lander and libel,
FIe-b., 1910; an Aug., and Is presdt.
Hellmuth Ladies' College; a Con.-
II Lawton Park,"
Beaumont Rd., To-
ronto; Toronto Club, do.; Rideau
Club, Ottawa; London Club, London,
Onto
.. Has a wonderfully cleaT and lo.gical se-
quence of tbougbt, a superb command of
ÐJJ'gIIisih wheil"ewH.h to c1<>the it, and a
füorce.ful .and oonv.inrcing detive'ry."-O.
Free Press,
Helmcken, He.nry Dallas, lawyer.
Second"S. Hon. .J. S. R., M.D. (q.v.):
b. Victoria, B.C., Dec. 22, 1859: e. there
and Toronto Univ.; m., ] 895, Mrs.
Goodwin; barrister, 1883; K.C. (Ear!
of Abf>rdeen), 1894: do. (B.C.), ]900:
one of the leaders of the local bar: 9
bencher of the Law Soc.; formerly
presdt. St. Andrew's Soc., Victoria:
chalnnan .Jubilee Ho!o;p., Victoria (anll
as
uch reed. the Prin1c-e and PI'1InoE"ss
of Wale's (n,ow the Kin.g anld QU-E''E'Tl
.of Eng.), tIllere, ]901); .a Oon., and
f.oJ'llll.e.rly :presdt. Victoria CoOn. As!':n.:
sat f,()I' V,i,ctoY"i.a (Loca1) , 1894..,1903:
An-g.-Victoria, B.C.; Union Club, do.
Helmcken, Hon, John sebastian, phy-
sician.
German origin; b. London, Eng..
.Tune 5, 1823; e. St. George's Sch. ; m..
1852, d. late Sir .Tames Douglas, K.C.R,
first Gov. of B. C.: studied med. and
took diploma, Apothecaries' Hall. Lon-
d'on,. 1847; 'M..R.e..s., ETl:g., 1848; in
early yrs. employed as surg. on sea-
going vessels plying to York Factory,
H.B., an-d subsequently to Bombay;
came to B. C., 1850, as surg. to H. B.
Co.; has since resid'ed and practised
his prof. at Victoria; now one of Its
oldest InhaJbltants; sat in first V. I.
A'ssembly, 1855-71; was Speaker of
that 'body; a m'e'ITI. EXltv<e. Council,
B. C., 1864-71; a del. rto Can. from
B. C., toO negoOt,iate terms of un,lon,
1871 ; -d.ecloine.d a senlatiol'S'hip, doO.; Ang.
-Victoria. B.C.
Helmer, Lt,-Col, Richard Alexis,
Can. regular mil. forces.
E. s. Nathaniel and Melissa (.John-
son) H., Russell, ant.: b. there, Oct.
12, 1864; e. Ottawa pUblic schs. and
CoIl. Inst.: m. Miss Elizabeth .J. Han-
num, Hull, P.Q.; graduated chemist
(Ont.), 1885; 00. (P.Q.), 1886; suc-
cess,fully practised his prof. In Hull,
P.Q., up to 1904, when he retired there-
from: loOng In v.m. service: entd. 43rd
Rf>gt. as a private, ] 883: lIeut., 18<<}};
cap t. , 1896; major, 1899: It.-col., 1910;
apptd. Depty. A. A. Genl. for Mus-
ketry, Headquarters StafT, 1905: A. A.
GenII. far Musketry, do.. 1908-10; Asst.
Adjutant Genl., 1910-11; since then
has been Dlr. of Musketry; since
1907 also commanðant Can. Scih.
of Musketry: holds long-service
decoration: an expert rifle shot; ad-
jutant. Can. rifle team, Blsley, 1899:
do., Can. Palma trophy teams, 1901,
1902 and 1908; ald., Hull, P.Q., for 10
yrs. ; mayor, do., 1896 and 1900: Meth.
-lff Gilmour St., Ottawa; Laurentian
Club, do.
II To-day (),ne ()f tbe best-ge,lWJ{)noo shots
in the ÐominiÌ'OOl'."-Oan. Oentury.
Heming', Arthur Henry Howard,
artist-author.
S. late Capt. Goo. E. and Frances
Ann (Morgan) H.; b. Paris, ant., .Jan.
17, 1870: e. pUbll-e schs.; studied for
his prof. at the Hamilton Art Sch.,
where he subsequently became a
teacher, and the Art Students' League,
London: unm.; was first employed as
an illustrator on the staff of the Dom.
Illust?'ated; afterwards became a free-
lance; was sent by Me!':srs. Harper
to accompany Casper Whitney to the
barren grounds of Can. as Illustrator;
bf>sides patrolling- with the R. N. W.
M. P. and travelling by pack train in
the Rocky Mts., has covered 550 miles
by raft, 1,100 by dog team, 1,700 on
snowshoO'es and 3,300 by canoe: has pub-
lished articles and drawings In the
lead
ng Can., Eng., French, German,
and Am. periodlc.als; author of a novel,
II Spirit Lake" (1907): Is a memo Soc.
of Illustrators: an Ang.-Old L1fme,
Conn.; Hamilton, Ont.; Canadian Club,
N.Y.
.. An artist of skill and insigbt."-T.
Globe.
.. A wb()lle,some, moded. .serious-minded,
hllrd-working,
'oung Oanuck."-ArthuT
Rf1'iT/[Jer (q. v.).
Hemmeon, Rev, Douglas B, (Meth.).
S. Rev. .J. B. H.; b. Parrsboro,
N.S.: e. Acadia Unlv. (B.A., 1891);
m., .June, 1897, Amanda. e. d. .J. W.
Caldwell, Ottawa: O. 1895: pastor
various places. Inclurlfng Bermuda;
now at Halifax: has contributed
many Interf>stfng- ch:'!racter sketchel!l
t'Û !the m'a,gs.-Hamilton, Bermuda,
W. I.
II His sermons mllrked bv fresbness of
thoue:bt. aptness of i11ustration, and prac-
tical helpfulness."-O. Free Pre88.
Hemmeon, James Albert Moran, phy-
ski an.
S. Rf>v. .J. B. and Ellen Dickie
(Chapman) H.: b. Grand Lake, N.S.,
Dpc. 10, ] 872 : e. Acadia ColI. Sch. and
Univ. (B.A., ] 892): pursued med.
studies Dalhousie Med. Sch., Balti-
more, Md., and London special hosps.:
M.D. (N.IS.), 1896: poT13JC'tises ÐJt. Se-
at,bI'e: m., 1907, Olive, y. d. Hon. W.
H. Owen; a Lib.; an Ang.-705 Alaska
Building, Seattle, Wash.; Golf and
Country Clubs, do,
522
HEMMEON-HENDERSON.
Hemmeon, Joseph Clarence, educa-
tionist.
U. E. L. stock; B. Rev. J. B. and
Sarah Ellen Dickey (Chapman) H.; b.
Parrsboro, N.S., Jan. 7, 1879; e. Acadia
Univ. (B.A., 1898: M.A., 1904), Dal-
housie Unlv., and Harvard Unlv.
(Ph.D., 1906): awarded Ricardo fel-
lowship In economics, Harvard, 1906;
subject of thesis for Ph.D.: II The Or-
ganization and Development of the
Brit. Post-office to ] 840"; taught
Latin and hlst., King's CoIl. Sch.,
Windsor, N.S., 1899-1902: Instr. In
economics. Unlv. of 111., 1906-7: since
then has been prof. economl.cs, McGill
Univ.: a free trader.-McGiZl Univ.,
Montreal.
Hemming', Col, Thomas Davies :Robin-
son, Can. reg. mil. forces.
2nd s. late E. J. Hemming, D.C.L,
K.C., M.P.P., and SophLa. Louisa H.,
e. d. late Thos Robinson. London,
Eng.: b. Drummondville, P.Q., Nov. 6,
1862: e. there; long In tlhe v. m.
service; lIeut., 1883: capt., 1888:
major, 1897: It.-coI.. 1899: col., 1910:
C..S.O., E:a.st Ont., 1907-9: D.O.C., M.D.,
No.3, 1909-11: sdnlce ,then !has 'been
A.IA.G. in ç/har.ge -of ad'mbn., 2nd Div.:
servoo Qn staff, Queil>'etC Tercent. cele-
bratiQD, 1908.-Toronto; Frontenac
Club, Kingston, Onto
Henderson, Alexander, ,statesman;
Dom. public service.
S. late Alex. H., formerly of Caith-
ness, ,scot.: ,b. OShoawa, Onlt., Meh. 13,
1860; e. Oshawa High Sch. and Toronto
Unlv. (B.A.. 1884); m., Sept.. 1895,
Susan Crawford. d. Wm. Mf'Cranev,
ex-M.P.; barrister, 1889; K.C., 1899:
pm('tl
ed at Oshawa up to 1891; went
to B.C., In that Yf>ar, and successfully
practised his nrnf. in New W('st-
minster: agent, Minr. of Justice, on the
mainland, B.C., 1896; sat for New
Wf>!'Otminster (local), as an Ind., g. e..
1898-1900; then retired from politics;
succef>ded Jc>sf>ph Martin (q.v.) as
atty.-genl., Aug., 1899, holding the
officf> till the following Yf>ar: was Co.
Ct. Judge for Vancouver, June 6, 1901,
to Dec., 1906, when he resigned, and
unsuccessfully contested Vancouvf>r
(Iocal), g. e., 1907; since June 17,
1907, has been commr. of the Yukon
Territory: one of the leaders In the
movement for the founding of a
Univ. in B.C., 1906; provl. V.-P. Dom.
Forestry Assn.. 1909; served In the
v. m. .for a lengTtlhenoo lPerlod and W
a capt. In the 6th Regt.; served as
adjt., Bisley team, 1901; an Ang.-
(;'ovprnmenf HoU!
e. Daw.'wn. Yukon;
Vancouver Club, Vancouver, B.C.
II A man of exceptional ability." - V.
World.
Hender.on, Elmes, lawyer.
A bro. Jas. H. (q.v.) ; 2nd S. lIMe Jas.
H.: b. Toronto, June 8, 1840: e. U. C.
ColI. and Trin. Univ., Toronto (B.A.,
1861: M.A., 1877); m., Apt, 1876,
Frederica ,Jane (1st directress Proto
Orphans' Home, TOTonlÌO), Q. d. Rev.
I". J. S. Groves (Ang.): barrister,
1866; successfully practises his prof.
In 'roronto; head of legal firm H. &
Pavidson, TOlonto;
memo of Corpor
-
Hon, Trln. ColI.; Ang. : Con.-!
"
Doverco1trt Rd., Toronto; Albany Club,
do.
Henderson, Ernest George, ciV'il en-
gineer.
3rd S. Rev. Hy. Henderson (Ang.):
b. Holywood, Co. Down, Irel.; e. HiIl-
brook: m., 1885, Miss Agnes Quinn:
an articled pupil en gr. B. & C. B. Ry.,
1873; asst. engr., do., 1877; do. Gt.
Northern Ry., 1878; came to Can.,
1883: m. Can. Soc. C. E., 1887; also,
a memo Irish Inst.; on surveys and con-
struction, C. P. Ry., till 1888; with
same Co., as asst. and resident engr.,
till 1893; since 1893 has been mangr.
and V.-P. Can. Salt Co., Ltd.: has been
prcsdt. Bd. of Trade, Windsor, Ont.;
a del. to 6th Commercial Congress
of the Empire, London, Eng., 1906;
an Ang. and a del. to the Provl. and
Genl. Synods; was also a memo genl.
comte. apptd. to compile a revised
Hymnal for the Ch. of Eng. In Can.;
a Con.-l
7 Victoria Ave., Windsor,
Ont.; Detroit Club, Detroit, Mich.;
A lbany Club, Toronto.
Henderson, Ernest Henry, physIcian.
Irish and Scotch origin; b. Rock-
burn, P.Q., July 17, 1874; e. Hunting-
don Acad. and McGill Unlv. (B.A.,
with 1 st class honours In na t. science,
and Log>an prize, 1899; M.Sc., 1905:
M.D.,C.M., do.); m., Oct., 1908, Miss
Carrie Maud Cantwell-, iMontreal: a.d-
mitted to practice, State N. Y., 1906:
practisps his prof. at Mansonville, P.Q. ;
formerly ho. surg., Royal Victoria
Hosp., Montreal; previously asst. prin-
cIpal Huntingdon Acad.: during ses-
sions 1902-4 did spf>clal research work
In M('Gill bio1. laboratorlps on astertd
development, the results of which were
published in the annals and mags. of
natural history, Oct., 1905: for this
work he recelvf'd his M.Sc. degree:
politically Ind.: for honest govt., with-
out rf>ference to party: Presb.-Man-
sonville, P.Q.
Henderson, 1!,'Ilss Florence, nursing
profession.
D. late J. T. and Eliza (Wordle)
R., Perth, Ont.; b. there: e. there
and Miss Dupont's Sch.. Toronto;
graduatf:d Royal Victoria Hosp., Mont.-
rea 1, 18!J7; .a ttac hed to the staff there
and afterward in ('harge Children's
Hosp., Baltimore, Md. : asst. lady
ffilT1dt., Royal Victoria Ho
p., Feb.,
1900: lrudy supdt., do., 1900-8: since
then has been In charg.e of a private
hosp. at Rlohmond, Va.; .a mem.
genl. comte. Victorian Order of Nurses
and hon. presdt. of Can. Nurses'
Assn.-lfJl W. Grm! St., Richmond, Va.
.. A ca'PabIa .admini.strator, -and very
POIPUaall'."'-M. Herald.
Henderson, Georg'e Frederick, la.w-
yer; Onto public serV1Ìce.
Scottish and Eng. origin: s. late
Peter R. H., mango dir. Montreal Trans-
portation Co., Kingston, and Henrietta
(Sweetland) H.: b. Kingston, Feb. 17,
1864; e. privately, Kingston CoIl. Inst.
and Queen's Unlv. (B.A., 1884): m.,
ApI., 1890, Margt. Egllngton, d. late
Robt. Brown, Ott3.wa; barrister, 1899;
K.C., 19Q8; successfullr vractises !tit'
HENDERSON.
523
prof. In Ottawa; a memo legal firm
MacCraken, H., McDougal & Greene;
engd. particularly in counsel work;
acts for several leading banks and
corporations; has pleaded before
P. C. In Eng.; presdt. Carleton Co.
Law Assn., 1906; presdt. Ottawa Bd.
of Trade, 1898-1900; del. to Commercial
Congress of the Empire, London, Eng.,
1900, 1901 and 1906; also to Congress,
at Montreal, 1903; a dir. Ottawa Furn-
ace & Foundry Co.; V.-P. Cobalt Lake
Mining Co.; elected trustee for 6 yrs.
Queen's UnIv., 1905; re-elootoo doo.,
1911; appM. DMJinage Referee !for
East-ern Ont., May, 1906; do., for
'Ì.he 'Whole of tlhe Brovince, .Tune,
1909; author <JIf Ihandbook of pro-
cedure on the Ditches and Water-
courses Act (1894); is a firm believer
In the importance of Imp. connexion;
has consistently advocated a federal In-
solvency law as being- seriously neces-
'sa.ry to Can. comm,erre; ,PreSb.-1B,f
Somerset St., Ottawa: Ridean Club.-
Ottawa Golf Club; Ottawa Hunt Club,
do.
Henderson, Gordon Smith, lawyer.
Y. s. Wm. H., resident architect,
Dom. public works, Victoria, B.C., and
Mary (Smith) H.; b. Aberdeen, Scot.,
1866; e. public and model sch., Ottawa,
and Trin. Univ., T-oronto (B.C.L.,
1894; D.C.L., 1910); m., Dec., 1906,
Miss Charlotte 'stratton; barrister,
1893; suocessful1y ;practises his 'Prof.
In Ottawa, parUcularlY In criminal
ca.ses; has a'Cted as Crown Counsel; a
Li.b., arud known as a successful
.. stumrp " speak'er ; a Presb. -16
Spm.lc8 st., Ottawa.
Henderson, James, Dom. public ser-
vice.
S. late - H., Brampton, Ont.;
h. Milnathort, Kinrosshire, Rcot., .Tan.
14, 1842; e. there; m.. May, 1874.
-d. late Alex. Kennedy, South-
ampton, Ont.: served as rlppty. reg-r..
00. Peel, and sUJooequently as cashi'er
and 'b-ookkooper for K. Choisholm & 00.,
Bramrpton; entd. .pub-loic servive, Dec.,
1871; served as Asst. P. O. Inspr. for
20 yrs.; promoted Inspr., Toronto dlv.,
Aug., 1897; a Presb. and an elder in
the ch.; a memo A. O. U. W. and
I.0.F.-I062 Brunswick Ave., Toronto.
II A man with a high sense of rectitude."
-T. Globe.
Henderson, James, lawyer.
S. .Tas. and Millicent Pollock, d. late
Capt. Elmes Steele, R.N., M.P.; Con-
vocation Hall of Trln. Coil., Toronto,
built by his famt1y as a memorial of
his father; b. Toronto, .Tan. 7, 1838;
e. U. C. ColI. and Trin. Unlv., Toronto
(B.A., 1858; M.A., 1865: D.C.L. hon.,
1900); m. Minnie, d. Wm. Beverley
Heward; barrister, 1862; .successfully
practises his prof. In Toronto; head
legal firm H. & Small; a senator, To-
ronto Univ. ; a dir. Consumers Gas Co. :
a memo of Corporation and Bd. of
Endowment and finance!", Trin. Univ.;
V.-P. Bp. Stro.'C'han Sch., Toronto;
gave $10,000 to funds of th8lt Institu-
tion, 1904; Ang.; Con.-54 Madison
ve., Tqro?}to. .
Henderson, :Rev, James (Meth.).
Scottish parentage; b. Airdrif>, Scot.;
e. Glasgow; D.D. (hon.), Victoria Unlv.,
1894; m., 1876, Mary, 2nd .d. .Tas. Gil-
lespie, Quebec; parents Presb., and was
brought up In that faith; o. 1876
(Meth.); successively pastor at Sher-
brooke, S. Quebec, Cookshlre, Hunting-
don, Sherbrooke St., Montreal. St.
.Tames', <l1O., Dom. Square, dD., Oarl1on
St. Ch., Toronto, and Sherbourne St.
Ch., do.; withdrew from the active
ministry to fiB U1f' position of assoc.
secy. of the Meth. Missy. Soc., 1896, but
returned. to it, 1907, to become pastor
of the Dom. Ch., Ottawa: resl.gn'ed on
accounrt of UI
heal1!h, 19.11; now rest-
Ing In Gt. Briot,a,in; an hon. memo
Dan. Temp. Leagu-e; a <leI. to Ithe
Gent. ICon!., on several ú0Ca,slons ;
a do. Ecum. Miss. Conf., N.Y., 1900;
do. Intern. Con. Epworth League, S<tn
Francisco, 1901; do. Meth. Epls. Ch.,
North, 1906; do. do. Baltimore, Md.,
1908; very popular: as a minister has
accomplished great works; famed for
his pUlpit eloquence: was referred to in
Baltimore as .. the Cicero of Can. Meth-
odlsm"; does not believe in a materia!
heU; has 'Pr>e8.ch-ed b-efüre H. E. Earl
Grey -on .. WO'Illan's Part In -Socie1try
and on .the Sta J ge."-1!4S Li8!]ar St.,
Ottawa.
II Perhaps the moot winning and mag-
netic pulpit personality in the church to
which he belongs."-Weøtminøter (1907)
Henderson, John, educationist.
Scottish origin: S. .Tas. and Agnes
(Riddell) H.; b. Selkirk, Scot., Feb.
20, 1846; e. Scot., Can. public schs.
and Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1871; M.A.,
1R72) : m., 1st, Miss .Tane Risk, Ratho,
Onto (d. Feb., 1906) ; 2ndly, Oct., 1909,
rs. Catherine Tucker, St. Catharines,
Ont.; taught 5 yrs. public schs., Co.
Oxford, Ont.; high sch., Beamsvil1e,
Ont., 1871: classical master, St. Cath-
arines Coll. lnst., 1872-84; principal,
do., 1884-1909; on retiring from this
posItion was presented with his por.
trait In oils, by his late pupils, and
with a slIver service, by the Coll, Inst.
Bd.; presdt. Onto Educ. Assn., 1902-3;
a senator Toronto Univ., 1892-1904; a
memo Bd. of Mangt., St. Catharlnes
Public Library, 1876-1900; elf>cted
presdt. St. Andrew's Soc., 1906: edited,
in conjunction with E. W. Ha garty
(q.v.), .. Cæsar BelL Gall. I.-IV. Virgil
I, II, III, V," also II First Latin Book";
"Latin Prose," In conjunction with
Prof. Fletcher (q. v.); a Presb.-St.
Catharinps, Onto
Henderson, John, Can. municipal
service.
Scottish origin: S. .Tohn H., solicitor,
and Elizabeth (Smith) H.; b. Duns,
Berwlckshlre, Scot., ApI. 5, 1835: e.
thpre and Edinburgh Unlv.; m.. 1863,
Miss Mary Hamilton, Ottawa; In
early yrs. a law student; came to
Can., ] 857, since when he has been a
flesLd
nt of Ottawa; aM., New Ed1n-
burgh, 1873-6; reeve, <lo., 1876-87;
ald., Ottawa, 1887-91; ohairman
Finance Comte., Co. Council; for over
20 yrs. chairman Sch. Bd.. and some-
time secr. Vd. Sch. Trustees, :New
524
HENDERSON.
Edinburgh: later rnf'm. Ottawa Sch.
Bd.: city elk., Ottawa, since 1891: a
J". P.; a Presb.. and many yrs. secy.
and chairman Knox Ch., Ottawa.-3l
Alexander St., Ottawa.
II An IIccompIisbed penman."-Sir JohTl
]facdoTlald.
Henderson, John A" physician.
S. late Alex and Mary (Tasker) H.,
Ora ng p \'il1f'. Ont.: b. thf're: f'. therp
and McGllI Unlv. (M.D.,C.M., and
med., 1893); m., May. 1897. Vesta
Viola (presdt. Hervf'Y Tnst.. Montr('al.
1905), o. d. late J". Eugene Hersey,
Montreal; now and for some yrs. lect.
In ant'
.t., McGill Unlv.: formerly on
statT Montreal Genl. Hosp.-34 Park
A ve., Montreal.
Henderson, Joseph, bank'ing pr-ofe,s-
sion.
R Hamil't-on, Ont., Mcl1. 4, 1849; -e.
H
mj1].ton Gro.mmar Soclh.: m., J"une,
] 874, Louise, d.Thos Ewapt, 'l:Yarrist'f'r,
T.oron.t-o: served in Gore B::Inlk. H::Imil-
ton, 1864-9; entd. oSM'vice .Bank of To-
1'Iont-o 1869: was mrangr. at St. O::l'Ì-h-
a pin,es and iOO'oourg, sU{'l0E'ssivf"ly ;
bh'en inspor.; nmv and foor ,some y,rs
asst. genrl. m'ang.r.; elected '3 ,a.ir. ani1
2n<'l V.-P.
f t'he bank, 1911: is ß. <'Ilr.
C'omm.m'Prs' Gas Co. and Confe,d-em-
Non Lf.f.e A
ur. Co.: '9.. Presh,
ni1
eil1alrman W-id,ow.s' and Orplhrans' 1"110.0
C-omte.. Pre8'b. Db. In Can.-l.'i?í C1"PS-
cent Rd.. Toronto: Tot'onto Club: To-
,'onto GoU Club; York Club, do.; Cit?/
Club, N.Y.
Henderson, Lawrence L" business
,man.
A bro. G. F. H. (a.v.); b. rclnd P-
Kingston, Ont.; m. Jean, d. L. B.
Spencer. King-!'ton, Ont.; has serVE'id
s
::In -aU1.. sch. trustef', memo Bd.
of Tra;(1e, 11 nd on fohe extv,e. of
tlJle Dam. Marine Assn.: entd ser-
vice Montrpal Transportation Co..
Kine-ston, ] 885: promoted agent of thf'
("0. there (on the death of his fathHL
1896; g-enl. mangr., do.. J"an., 1909:
on leaving Kingston for Montreal. 1909.
was presented by the Bd. of Trade.
therp with a handsome slIver salvf'r.
and hY the employees of the ("0.. with
a sliver loving cup: a memo Montrpal
Bd. -of Trade: a dolr. Na1. Real E!'>Ìl9.te
and Invlf'
.t. Co., 1911: Presh.-West-
mount . Montreal; Canada Club; Mt.
Ro?wl Club, do.
Henderson, Robert, actuary.
('ottish origin: S. WaItpr R., Russell.
011t.; h. thprf', May 24. 1 R71 : f'. puhllC'
sch., St. Catharlnes ColI. Inst. and
Toronto Unlv. (B.A., with ]st dass
honours In math., 1891); ff'llow In
math., 18'12-7: m.. July, 1897. Anna.
d. late J"ohn Magee, Kemptvllle, Ont.:
ssoc. Tnst. of Actuaries, ] RfJ4: 1'f'l1ow.
do., 1896; memo Actuarial Soc. of Am.,
1 Q02: mpm. Exam. Comtp.. do.. 1900:
for a short time In Ins. Bureau,
Ottawa: now and for some yrs. with
the Equitablf' Lifp A ssnr. Soc., N.Y.:
author of contributions to various
sden. bodies; Presb.-Summit, N.J.
.. His achievements in math. and actuar-
Ial science have placed him among the
forefront 'Of oactuf'irie-s."-Officio-l Orgo-n.
Henderson, Robert, miner.
Scottish Presb. parentage: b. Big
Island. Co. Pktou, N.S., 1857; e. there;
m. Eliza, d. Hector Grant, Antigonish,
N.S. : when ] 4, ran away to sea: sailed
round the world: mined in Australia,
New Zealand and Cat: prepared for a
trip from London to reported new gold-
fields In Patagonia, In the 60's, but
missed his ship; pioneered and mined
for spveral yrs. in Colo.. U.S.; wf'nt
north and reached 60 mile post (now
Ogilvie, Yukon), J"uly. 1894: stn.rted
for Indian River, and for 2 yrs. pros-
pPC'ted and minf'd on Indian River
tributaries; In 1896 went alone over the
divide or ridge between Indian and
Klondike valleys and made the first
known discovery of creek gold In the
Klondike Valley, on Gold Bottom-
Hunker Creek; Induced other miners
to join him and worl{ed for nf'arly
2 mths., ground sluicing on Gold Bottom
Creek; washed up nearly $1,000 worth
of coarse gold, the first gold washpd
up In Klondike Valley: his claim as
first discoverer of gold In this region,
has b
n supported by many reliable
and trustworthy authorities, and recog-
nized by the Dom. Govt., which, In con-
sideration of the facts and of certain
losses sustained by him, authorized H.,
In 1904, to locate a total fronta!;!e of
2 000 feet of avaiJable placer mming
g
ound, in the territory, without en-
trance fee: 'sinc-e 1896, has continued
his mining operations in the Yukon;
now asst. mining inapr. there.-Daw-
son, Yu1con.
.. Tall and of fine ph
'sique, with 'Open,
fearless face, sober, h<!nest, generous, rNIO-
lute and well info.rmed. he is a type of the
best d'ass of Oanoada"S ;pi'Onee,rs."-Major
Henry J. Woodside (q.v.).
Henderson, stuart Alexander, law-
yer; legislator.
A bro. Gordon S. H. (q.v.); b. Lon-
may, Scot., Sept. 19, 1863; came to
Can. with his parents, 1872: . e.
Ottawa Coli. Inst., Toronto Umv.
(B.A., 1885: .LL.B., and gold med.,
1888), Tr,in. Univ. (B.-C.L., 1888), an1d
Osgoode Hnl!: m.. 1st, J"une. 1890,
Alice (d. J"uly, 1895), d. late Edward
Loudon, Toronto; 2ndly, Dec., 1904,
Miss Mary J"ane Lusk, San Francisco,
Cal. : barrister (Ont.), 1888; do.
(B.C.) 1898; successfully practises his
prof. at Asheroft; II a consistent and
persistent Lib."; has been V.-P. Yale-
Kootenay Lib. Assn. and V.-P. B. C.
Lib. Assn.; also acting presdt. do.; sat
for Yale (local), ]893-1910, when de-
feated by Mr. McBride (q.v.); when
in Ottrtwa, an ald.; formerly a lieut.
34th Regt. v. m.; when In 1Jh..e ,loegisla-
ture introduced and succeeded In pass-
ing a bill (1905) prohibiting the wear-
Ing of wigs and gowns other than
black, by judges, barristers and court
officials; defeated for Lib. leadership,
1903: a Presb.-Ashcroft, B.C.
.. One 'Of the foremost speakers of the
Liberal party."-M. Star.
Henderson, Walter, physician.
f:;cottish origin; S. vValter and J"essie
(Eadie) H.; b. Russel!, Ont., Feb. 28,
1866; e. there and McGill Unlv. (M.D.,
HENDERSON-HENDRY.
525
C.M., 1894); m., 1st, July, 1896, Miss
Frances BroLey (d.); 2ndly, Dec., 1900,
Miss Helen Hoyle, Cannington, Ont.;
mayor of Qu'AppelIe, 1904-6; med.
health otfr., South Qu'AppeIle, 1900-6;
presdt. Sask. Med. Assn., 1905-6;
elected provl. Grand Master, Orange
Assn., 1903; 'Pl'ÐSdt. Royal Oaledonia
Curling Cluo, local branch, 1!J06; an
Ind. Con.; favours provl. rights, Brit.
connexion and public owners/up of pub-
Hc utilities; a Presb.-Qu'Appelle,
Susk.
Henderson, Bev, William (Meth.).
Irish parentage; s. late Saml. H.,
Lakefield, P.Q.; b. there, 1841; e. West
Can.; m., 1st, 1869, Miss Lucie J.
Leggett, South CrosbY, Ont. (d., 1879) ;
2ndly, Miss Annie Russell, Delta, Ont.;
entd. ministry, 1864; held various im-
portJant pastorates; now superannu-
ated; holds active positions in several
benevolent and Christian Socs.; has
written in numerous papers on current
topics, and is a believer in equal rights
for all; an ardent supporter of the
Union with Brit. and affirms there
should be a. federation of the Eng.-
speaking world; made a lengthy tour
in
urope, Egypt and Palestine, enter-
ing the land of the Pharaohs a few
days after the battle of Tel-el-Kebir,
HHi2; has given many lectures on
.. Bible Lands," illustrated by a
museum of articles he brought from
the Orient and a Chart of the great
Pyramid; people and press from
ue-
bec to Vancouver have spoken of the
entertJ:.J.inml::nt in highest tl::rms of com-
m'endaú
on; a .B 1 reemason and Distrid
Grand C.hwplain A. F. and A. .\'1.-
'1 hree Rivers, P.CJ.
hendrick, Arc.u.er Wilmot, education
lISt.
S. W, A. and Blanche E. (Clark)
H.; b.
'p. Murray, Co. Northumber-
land, Ont., June 26, 1870; e. pubHc
sch., Stirling High
ch., Owen
ound
ColI. Inst., Onto Normal and Model
Schs., and Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
11$
/); sl.:Ìlolar. man in HIS cuursl::,
winning Alex. Mackenzie and a spe-
cial scholar.; 1st class honour grad.
Normal and Model Schs.; mod. lang.
master, Picton High Sch.; since 19U2
bas been prof. Eng. lang. and lit.,
Whdtman ICoH., Walla \Val
a; wlso at
present principal \Vhltman Acad. and
dean of men, do.; formerly held sev-
eral. provl. educl. appts.; has decliueù
appt. to very high positions becaUse
of his preference for present duty; a
constant contributor to many mags. on
literary subjects; an Imperialist, and
an adv-üCaoo of f,ree sehs. and shorter
courses at colleges; Ang. - Billing"s
Hall, Walla Walla, Washington, U.S.;
Enquiry Club, do.
Jlendrle, Lt,-Col, Hon, John Strath-
earn, statesman; capitalist.
Scottish ancestry; s. late Wm. H.,
presdt. of the Onto Jockey Club and
the winner of the Queen's Plate In
Ont., and Margt. (Walker) H.; b.
Hamilton, Ont., Aug. 15, 1857; e.
private sch., Hamilton Grammar Sch.
a.nd U. C. Coli.; m., ApI., 1885, Lena
Maude (pre,sdt. Que>en V,iotoria Mem-
orial St.aJtue Combe., 1902; do. Hamtl-
ton Ladies' Golf Club; V.-P. Women's
\Ventworth Hist. Soc., 1905), d. late P.
R. Hendel'son, Kingston, Ont.; a con-
tractor; JJ.as built several rys. in Can.
and U. S.; a promoter Hamilton Bridge
Works Co., of which he has been a
g<en1. mang.r. for .some .y,r.s.; mayor of
Hamilton, 1901-3; a dir. and 13. coun-
ciLlor HamiHon Bid. of Trade; also a dir.
Gt. West Life Assur. Co., of the Hen-
drie Co., of the Northern Nav. Co., of
the Niagara Nav. Co., of the Mercantile
Trust 'Co., and of the Bank of Hamil-
ton; formerly at the head of the
Hamilton J ocirey Club (retired, 1906) ;
owns, witih his bro., a. ra.cing stable,
with a Continental reputation for ex-
ceHen.ce and cO'lTIJpl-eteness; won King's
Blate, Toronto, 1910; a Oon.; hoM
sat for Hamilton (Local) since g. e.
1902; a Minister, without portfolio, In
the \VhLtney Admn., since its formation,
Feb., 1905, having previously declined
appt. as Commr. of Public Works,
therein; apptd. a memo Royal Hydro-
Elec. Power Comn., 1906; a memo
Nat. Battlefields Comn., 1908; is chair-
man, Ry. Comte., Ont. Assembly; pre-
pared ry. bill, 1906, warmly approved
by both pol. parties; a del. Interprovl.
Conf., Ottawa. 1910; joined 4th Field
Batty., Can. Arty., 1883; promoted
major 1894; commanded batty., 1899;
It.-col:, 1903 ; retired, 1909; commanded
Arty. Queen Victoria's Diamond
Jubilee, London, Eng., 1897; holds
long servke decoration; wpptd. ,C. V,
0., 1907; counooiUor Red Cross Soc.;
V.-P. Can. ;Mil. Inst. ; presdt. Onto A-flty.
A,ssn., 1906-7; formerly ohl3ii,rm:a.n
Ham<Ïlt.on Club; a strong .advocate .of
compulsory mil. Itra..lning; Fire-s'b.-
James St. S., Hamilton, Ont.; Hamil-
ton Club, do.; T01"Onto Club; Albany
Club; Y01'k Club; Ontario Jockey Club,
Toronto.
"A dear-headed., capa.ble business ma..n."
JI. and. E.
.. Hi'S praise .is in all t.he churche'8."-
Sir J. P. Whitney (q.v.).
Hendrie, Miss Lilian Margaret, edu-
cationist.
Scottish origin; d. late Wm. H. and
- (Carmichael) H., Montreal; b.
there, July 18, 1870; e. private sch.,
pubUc sch. (scholar.), McGill Normal
Sch. (Acad. diploma, with honours),
and McGill univ.; commenced teach-
ing career in one of the public schs.
in her 17th year, taking, shortly after-
wards, a position in Bute House, and
later, one in Trafalgar II1ISt.; was
prindpal .of the Halifax Ladi<es' CoB.,
1906-11; .s!ince .then Iha.S been lady
prln<eilpal, Higih Sch. for Girls, Mont-
re3Jl; -Presb.-High Soh. lor Gids,
Montreal.
"A splendid woman, a fine educationist,
an excellent disciplinarian and in every
w,ay we<1l qualified foil' t.he po<sitioon's she
has held and .00 the one she nOiW .b.olds."-
Rev. Dr. Laing (q.v.).
Hendry, John, manufacturer.
S. Jas. and Margt. (Wilson) H.,
West Kilbride, Ayrshlre, Scot.; b.
BeBedune, N.B., Jan. 20, 1843; e. N.B.
j)ubli.c schs.; m., 1881, AdaIlne, d,
528
tIENEKiER-HÐNLEY,
Daniel McMillan, Pictou, N.S.; after
leaving sch. studied and practised
saw-miH and fiour-mlll enging.; ful-
lowed this occupation for some time
in the Mar. Provinces; went to B.C.,
1872; afterwards spent some time iq
Cal. and Washington Territory; re-
turned to B.C., 1874; visite<l Man.,
1875; went back to B. C. same yr.
and has sin-w resided there; one of the
pioneers in the timber trade, in saw-
milling, factories and in genl. utiliza-
tion of lumber in B.C.; is presdt., B.C.
Mills, Timber & Trading Co., operating
mills at Vancouver, New Westminster
and Burrard Inlet; also presdt., Pacific
Coast Lumber & Shingle Manfrs. Assn.,
Nicola Valley Ooal & Coke Co., Van-
couver, Westminster & Yukon Ry., and
Victoria, Vancouver & Eastern Ry.;
chairman, Burrard, Westminster &
Boundary Ry. & Nav. Co.; a dir.,
Western Oil & Coal Co. and Western
Can. Power Co.; mayor, New West-
mdnster, 1889; presdl., Vancouver Bd.
of Trad.e, 1891; has also been presdt.
New Westminster Bd. of Trade; elec-
ted presdt. Can. Manfrs. Assn., 1909;
is V.-P., Can. Forestry Assn.; has
several Urnes aeted as a del. to Con-
groess of Ohambers of Commerce of
the Empire; apptd: a memo of Royal
Conservation Comn., 1909; presented to
late King Edward, Windsor Castle,
1905, and to King George, Buckingham
Palace, 1911; a Freemason; a Lib.;
believes that .. the great natural re-
sources of Can. should be conserved
and utilIzed for the benefit of those
people. developing and upbullding
Can."; a Presb.-Burnaby and Jel'vis
Sts., Vancouver, B.C.; Vancouver Club;
J.'enninal City Club; J e1"icho Countl'y
Club; Canadian Club, do.; Union Club,
Victoria, B.C.; Westminster Club, New
Westminster, B.C.
.. Has won the esteem an-d the confiden ce
of .all witill whom he h.a.s been brought into
cloæ contact, hi,s $Þe'rlifilg W\()orth as a man
of integrity a.nd uprightness forcing itself
0'Ili .aJJ who h'ave business sssocia.tionis with
him."-M. Herald.
Reneker, Capt, Frederick Christian,
H.IVI.'s regular mil. forces.
Y. s. R. W. H. (q.v.) ; b. She rb rooke,
P.Q., June 13, 1873; e. BishÛiÞ's Doll.
SCh., Lennoxville, P.Q.,
nd R. M. ColI.,
Kingston (gram, 1894) ; m., Aug., 1905,
Constance Mary, y. d. late John Ben-
nett Lee, Ravensbourne Park, Catford,
Eng.; entd. army as 2nd lieut., Prince
of Wales' Leinster Regt. (" Royal
Canadians "), 1894; promoted lieut.,
1896; capt., 1900; Ang.-Care War
OfTìce, London, Eng.
Heneker, Bichard TUB on, lawyer.
E. s. R. W. H., D.C.L. (q.v.); b.
Aug. 5, 1858; e. Bishop's Coll. Sch.,
LennoxvUiloe, 'l'flin. Coll., Stralt,f.ord-on-
Avon, Emg., Laval Vniv. (LL.L., wdtlh
oonours, 1880) and LennoxviJle Vniv.
(LL.lM., 1881); srndi.ed; Frenoh in
Frtance; m., J,an., 1885, Alice, d.
late Sir J. J. C. Abbott, !late Prime
MinT. Gf Can.; adV'OCaJbe, 1881; K.C.,
1906; soIlT. 'Dan. Rae. Ry., 1881-
1900; has since successfully prac-
tised his prof. In Montreal, whpre he
Is one of the leaders of the bar; a
former partner of Greenshields &:
Greenshields (q.v.) ; now and for some
yvs. head of tIh-e fi-rm H., Duff & John-
son; a promoter of many pUibldc cos.;
a dJi'r. Blis'h'ÜlIJ's ColI. Soh.; an eil.eoHv,e
gov.
1Jacka,y Inst. for 'tJhoe DeaJf and
Dum
b; a IInem. eXltve. oomrt.e. ,Soc. for
the P,r.ev. of Ofluel:t'Y Ito Animals; fur-
mef!ly an oftir. in ViCltoflia Riifie.s; pre-
sented ,to Jat
Kin'g Ediwa,rd, 'Vinrdisor
ClasUe, June, 1905; an ATI.g.-235 St.
James St., Mont1"eal; Ste. Anne-de-
Bellevue, do.; St. James's Club; Can-
ada Club; Canadian Club; Montreal
Racquet Club, do.
Heneker, Bichard William, 'retired
banking official.
Eng. and Irish origin; b. Dublin,
Irel., May 2, 1823; e. Vniv. ColI.
SCh., London, and private tuition; m.,
1856, Elizabeth, d. Lieut. Tuson,
R.N.; studied architecture and sur-
veYing under the late Sir Chas. Barry,
and was engd. on the work of de-
signing the present Westminster
Houses of parlt. and Westminster
Bridge, London; carried on further
studies on the Oontinent; aban-
doned the prof., 1855, in which year
he came to Can., as commr. Brit. Am.
Land Co., Sherbrooke; retired, 1901;
among other offices held by him while
in Can. were the presidency of the
E. T. Bank, the presidency of the
Sherbrooke Gas, Water &: Electric
Light Co., the chairmanship of the
Proto sec. of the Council of Public
Instruction, and the chancellorship of
Bishop's ColI., Lennoxville (M.A.,
1864; D.C.L., 1875) ; on retiring from
this position, 1900, his portrait, by
HavflÏlS (q.v.), was plaJCed. in the main
hiaU; is an !hon. IJL.D. 'of .M.cGHI1 Vniv. ;
an Ang.-Bou1"nemouth, Eng.
Reneker, Bt.-Col, William Charle.
Giffard, H.l\I.'s regular mil. forces.
S. R. W. H. (q.v.); b. Sherbrooke,
P.Q., Aug. 22, 1867; e. Bishop's Coli.
Sch., LennoxvHl'e, P.Q., and R. M. Goll.,
Kingston (grad. 1888) ; m., Oct., 1901,
"Clara Marion, 5th d. late Edrward
Jones, Velindre, Wales; entd. army as
2nd lieut., Connaught RaI1lgers, 1881;
promoted lieut., 1890; capt., 1897; bt.-
major, 1901; bl.-lt.-col., 1905; major,
1907; bt.-col. and A.D.C. to ,the King,
1907; served Benin Territories Expdn.,
as survey and inteUigence offr., 1899
(dJespatches; med.); oommand-ed Vlia
and Ishan Expdns., 1900 (dJespatohes;
med.) ; commanded various columnB in
Aro Expdn., 1901-2 (d,espatches;
D.S.O.) ; comII1l3.nded Ibeku-Oloko-
Afikpo and Igam Expdns., 1902-3
(despatches); travel,ling comn., Niger
Coast Protectora.t.e, West Africa, 1899-
1900; 2nd In command, Southern
Nigeria Regt., W.est Africa Fron1.ier
Force, 1901-3; D.A.A.G. and Q.M.G.,
Orange River Colony Disl., 1906-10;
author, .. Bush Warfare" (1906); an
Ang.-Army and Navy Club, Pall Mall,
London, Eng.; Sports Club, do.
.. A superb o'ffioer."-Oan. Mil. Gazette.
"Henley, George," ((see Rankin, A.
McK,).
H&NNtNG-ttENSLIty,
2
Benning, Fred Sayers, marine en
gin
er.
Y. s. late W. S. H.; b. St. Cathar-
Ines, Ont., Feb. 4, 1862; e. there; m.
Miss H. Shuman, Port Robinson, Onto ;
long connected with the Can. Assn. of
Marine Engrs. ; successively grand
conductor, treas., and secy., do. ; elected
presdt. Toronto Council No.1, dio., 1903 ;
ed. and revised .. Engineers' Manual,"
1902; employed as a marIne engr. by
govt. during N. W. RebeIUon, 1885;
more recently chief engr. Island
pumping station, Toronto; a Con.; a
Presb.-19 Soho St., 7'oronto.
'Henry, Be.v, Edwin Arthur (Presb.).
S. Thos. H., Toronto, a native of
Grenville, Ont., and a pioneer from
the N. of Irel., and late Rebecca
(Reid) H., a native of Belfast; b.
Montreal, Oct. 29, 1866; e. Toronto
public schs., Jarvis St. ColI. Inst., Co.
Model SCh., Parkdale, Toronto Nor-
mal Sch. (gold med., 1887), and To-
ronto Dniv. (B.A. and honour graa.
In phil., 1893); m., June, 1895, Miss
Ida C. Taylor, Harriston, Ont.; orig-
Inally a sch. teacher: graõuated
Knox ColI., Toronto, 1895: licensed
and 0., 1895; pastor, Brandon Man.
(and built ch. there), 18%-190'2; do.,
Knox Ch., Hamilton, Ont.. 190
-6 ;
do., Kn{)x rOh., Regina, Sask., 1906-
10; sinæ 1Jhoen lpaJstor Oha'l.mem Oh.,
'VoanoouV'er, iE.C. ; f.ormerly <pres-d,t.
Brandon Children',s Aid Soc.; as a
clergyman belongs to the broad sch.;
interested in newer theol.; sympathetic
towards modern thought and critical
method; regarded as a .. grand
preacher" : his addr
ss on .. The Home
Church-The Duty of the Hour," be-
fore t'he Presb. Summer Sc<h., 1903,
created a most favourable impression
everywhere; presented with a purse
of gold, on leaving Regina; a Lib.-
Vancouver, B.C.
II His success in Regina was almost un-
exampled."-T. Globe.
Henry, Hon, Hugh McDonald, retired
judge.
S. late Hon. W. A. H. and Chris-
tina H., d. Hugh McDonald, Elmbank,
Antigonish, N.S.; father one of the
.. Fathers of Confederation" and after-
wards a judge of the Sup. Ct. of Can. ;
b. Antigonish, Dec. 20, 1850; e. Hali-
fax Grammar Sch., Dalhousie Univ.
and Harvard Univ. (LL.B., 1873);
barrister, 1874: successfully practised
his prof. at Halifax; K.C. (M. of
Lorne), 1881; wras presdt. N. S. Bar-
risters' Soc.; a lect. in Dalhousie Law
Sch., and prof. med. jurisprudence,
Halifax Med. CoIl. ; unsuccessfully
contested Halifax (Local) Con. in-
terest, 1890; a puisne judge, Sup. Ct.,
N. is., Feb. 20, 1893; fl'eIbi red , owing Ito
Ul-lbeaHJh, Oct., 1903; ele(:'te.d V.-P.
Harvard Law Sch. Assn., ,1901; V.
P.
of Ibhe .soc. !!jor ,bhe Brev. of Crue.lrty
'Ì{) . AnimaJ,g, .1905.-Halifax, N.S.;
Hahfax Club do.
Henry, WiUiam Alexander, lawyer.
S. late Hon. W. A. H., judge of the
Supreme Ct. of Can.; b. AntigoniSh,
N,S., Mch. 19, 1863; e. Halifax, Lycee
de Tours, France, Merchlston Castle
Sch., Scot., and Dalhousie Unlv. (LL.B.,
1886) ; m., May, 1892, Minna, d. Goo. J.
Troop; a grad. of Harvard Law Sch.;
barrister, 1887; K.C., 1907; a memo
lega-l fi.rm HaJrl'lLs, H., ,StJaf-rs & I-trurris,
Halifax, N.S. ; one of the best all-round
athletes in Can.; equally well known
at football, lacrosse, and cricket;
sometime capt. Wanderers' football
and cricket teams; played cricket, for
Can., against the U. S., 1886, 1888,
1896, and 1897; as a sch. boy made a
record at Edinburgh, 1880, of 5.03 2-5
for mile run; led the batting of the
Can. cricket team, Eng., 1887, making
88 In 46 minutes against Dr. Grace'.
12.-16 South St., Halifax, N.S.; Hali-
fax Club; H alijax Golf Club, do.
II The finest half back ever seen in Ne.w
York."-Turf, Field and Farm.
Henshaw, Mrs, Julia Wilmotte,
author.
D. late Wm. Henderson, Ashford Ct.,
Shropshire, Eng., author of several
works on folk-lore and angling; b.
Durham, Eng.; e. there; m., June 15,
1887, Chas. Grant Henshaw, Montreal;
writes under the pen name of II Julian
Durham" ; was on ed. staff Vancouver
Province, 1894-8; has contributed
articles to the Gi1"ls' Own Paper Can.
Mag., The Graphic, Sketch, The Queen
Lady's Pictorial, and The Traveller
author: .. Hypnotized? -or the Experl:
ment of Sir Hugh Galbraith" (1898)
.. Why not, Sweetheart?" (19 01) ,
.. MouDJtain Wild FI{)wers of Canada ,:
(1906), and .. The Wild Flowers of
Briti.sh Columbia" (1908); Is a V.-P.
Vancouver Women's Can. Club' a
memo Can. Soc. of Authors and of' the
Soc. of Authors, Eng.-Vancouver
B.C.; Women's Can. Club, do.; Alpiné
Club, Banff; Authors' Club London
En
"
II An 8utn.o.ress of more than common
merit."-Victoria Colonist.
.. Her bright writing boas bee'n very
genel'sJly appreda.ted."-V. Province.
Hensley, Mrs, Sophia Almon, author;
lecturer.
A direct descendant of Cotton
Mather, through Mather Byles; d.
Henry Pryor and Sarah Frances (De
Wolfe) Almon; b. Bridgetown, N.S.,
May 31, 1866; e. Eng. and France;
studied lit., under C. G. D. Roberts
(q:v.), then prof. of lit., King's ColI.,
Wmdsor, N.S.; m., 1889, Hubert Ar-
thur Hensley; removed to N.Y., 1890;
leet. on lit. and philanthropic sub-
jects; popular speaker at women's
dubs, usually on such subjects as
.. Heredity," .. Child Culture," and
.. The Child of the Tenements" ; presdt.
Soc. for the Study of Lite; ex-presdt.
N. Y. City Mothers' Club; ex-secy.
N. Y. State Assembly of Mothers;
identified with Mothers' Congress
work; assoc. ed. Health Culture'
author .. A Woman's Love Letters'
.. Love & Co., Ltd," .. The Heart of 'a
Woman" (poems), .. Princess Mig-
non," a oh'l,}d.ren',s musical :pla.y'
.. WtO'Illan and ,the Race" (under nom:
de-plume, .. Gordl()I) Hart "), and many
mag. anld newsp3JP'ßr al'tioles ; B.
528
HkpNER-HERRIDGE,
student of the social and political
theories of the late Henry George,
commonly called the Single Tax; be-
lieves in municipal ownership of pub-
lic franchises, in social tolerance and
relligious freOO.0m.-150 W. 47th St.,
New York,
Hepner, Kiss Louise, (See .Willis,
.MISS LOUIse.)
Herbin, John Frederic, author.
Father French; mother descended
from French Acadian people, exiled,
1755; b. Windsor, N.S., Feb. 8, 1860;
e. Acadia ColI., 'Volfville, N.S. (B.A.,
1890); m.; for some yrs. a school
ìæJclber in Colo.; may-or 'Of Wol:fVJiùlle,
1902-3; while holding this office was
instrumental in establishing the Long-
fellow memorial park at Grand Pré,
N.S. ; author If The Marshlands,"
poems (1893); If History of Grand
Prê .. (1903) , and If The H'e'Ïir ,to
Grand Prê" (1908); If does not believe
that Parkman is, as some suppose, the
court of last appeal, with regard to
the Acadian expulsion."-Wolfville,
N.S.
.. A landscape painter in verse,"-
Books and Notions.
Herbison, Bev, Bobert (Presb.).
S, Benj. H.; b. Sand Bay, Ont.; e.
there and Queen's Vniv. (M.A., with
triJPle !ÌlOtl1iours, 1896); m., l.st, Oct.,
1905, J,enny Gibson (d. Feb., 1906), d.
Goo. HUll'oor, Glas
ow, .scot,; 2ndly,
ApI., 1910, Mary, e. d. James Wlhi'De,
TQroll'OO; '0. 1898; jþ3Jstor Stewrurton
On., Ottawa, 1898-.1904; since 11905 has
been pastoT, St. Giles', Tororuto; secy.,
Ottawa Minist. Assn., 1901-3 ;
moderator (Montreal and Ottawa),
1903-4; a lover of healthy outdoor
sports; an expert canoeman ; favours
ch. union; an extempore speaker; a
great admirer of and believer In Robert
Browruing.-44 ROBe Ave... Toronto.
Herdt, Louis Anthyme, electrical en-
gineer.
S. late John and Helene (Fleury de
la Hussinlère) H.; ,b. TrouvilLe, France,
1872; e. Montreal High Sch., McGill
Vnlv. (B.A.Sc., 1893; Ma.E., 1898;
D.Sc., 1910) , and Electrotech. Inst.,
Montefiore, Belgium (E.E., with hon-
ours; M.A.I.E.E.); m., 1899, Blanche
(d. Oct., 1907), d. Mr. Justice Dugas
(q.v.), Dawson City; an assoc. memo
Can. Soc. C.E., 1899 (councillor, do.,
1909) ; also V.-P. Elect. sec., do., do.;
memo Am. lOist. Elect. En
rs.; F.R..S.C.,
1911; a diÏr. Prince Rupert Hyd,ro-
Electric 00.; cO'nsulttiÏrug engr. DOIIIl.
Go\'lt.; .suoceælvely demon. in eleCit.
en
ing., loot., asst. pl"Of. and rass'OC,
proof., Elect. EI1Ig'ing., .McGill VnlÎv.;
elected iLc:>ooa.1 :ho.n. secy. Am. Inst.
Eloeot.. Enrgms., 1909; del. Intern.
Ðloootro-TecIh. Comn., London, EÀ1tg.,
1907; 8ßJ'ptd. off1". d'Acad. de France,
1905; aJUltJhor of vrurlous opoa.pers con-
t.ribuoted '00 soos. and the tedh. press.-
8l DU1"ocher St., Montreal; E7Lginee1"8'
Club, do.
., A ma:n .00 the highest alttaånment.s as
a. scie n.tist. "-JI. HeraJ.d.
Heroux, Omer, journalist.
8. L. D. and Marie Adelaide (Neault)
H.; b. St. Mauri<:e, P.Q., Sept. 8, 1876;
e. Three Rivers Semy.; tormerly on
the staff of La Patrie
Montreal, and
subsequently, for some yrs. up to 1909,
ed. L'Action Sociale, the clerical organ
at Quebec; now at Montreal on the
Na'tionalist press; m. the d. of the
late J. P. Tardival, journalist, Quebec
(d. June, 1908); R.C.-71a st. Jamea
St., 111 ont1"eal.
Herridge, Bev, William ":rhomaa
(Presb.).
O. s. late Rev. Wm. H. (Meth.) and
Emma (Barkshire) H., Reading, Ellg'.;
b. th
re, Jan. 14, 1857; e. 'Toronto
Model Sch., Hamilton ColI. Inst., To-
ronto Vniv. (B,A., with 3 scholars. and
high classical and other honours, 1880)
and Montreal Presb. Coli. (B.D. and
gold med., 1883; D.D., hon., 189
);
also studied at Edinburgh, Glasg.Jw
and London; m., 1885, the d. late Rev.
'l
hos. Duncan, D.D.; while at Mont-
rerul was 8Jsst. ,at St. Bauf's Ch. ; since
Aug., 1
83, has been pastor, Ht. An-
dlrew's Ch., Ottawa; declined call to
Frognal Presb. Oh., Lond'On, Eng.,
1902; is a trustee, Queen's Vnlv. and
a memo Bd. of Mangt., Montre;ll Pr
sb.
ColI.; formerly a senator, Toronto
Univ. ; presdt., Ottawa Art Assn., 1898-
9; gazetted odhaplain (wHJh :boOn. rank
of C8Jpt.) , 5 tJh Brin<:ess Louise Dra-
goon Gds., May, 1!106; a nl<
m. J')int
Oomte. o.n iOh. Vndon, 1906; .is the
author of essays on "Beethoven,"
" Milton," "Robert Browning," and
"'V oman: Her Place and \V,Jrk ,.; also
of "The Orbit of Life" (1900 and
.. The .ooign of Vantage" (1\)08);
as a clergyman, has broug:1t to hi"
wO'rk earnestness, thoug1hrt, aTI1d: out-
spoken manly presentation of truth;
one o.f the aims he has always had in
view has been tJhe conservation of
religious pea.ce wit'h honour among the
different sections of the Can. com-
munity ; ltakes it I3JS a /happy ornle'll
" that thoughtful men in different ch3.
al'e 8jI)'proo.CJhing 'O'ne aI1lOther a'long the
Lines of least resistanc'e, and ape seri-
ously asking tJhe question whether It
ds Go.d's will .tJhat tlhere should ,be
such a perplexing number of sects and
'denominations,' and are realizing wit
growing clearness that the weakest
part of a man's .creed is that which
is peculiar to himself, and the strong-
est part that which he holds in com-
mon with all Wlho really desire the
name of Ohristian; in this land. of
ours, where religious tolerance has
such full opportunity for its display,
we ought to be able to contribute
our part in answering the prayer of
Christ Himself that His ch. on earth
may be one."-St. And1"ew's .Manse,
f93 Somerset St., Ottawa.
.. A preacher of uatio'Dal reputation."-
St. John Telegraph.
If Holds a p}.ace in the front rank 00 bril.
liant pulpiteers."-N. Y. Herald.
.. A man of br<Jad schoLa.rship a.nd great
executive .abÏiJity."-Judge McTavish (q.v.)
"One o.f Canada's most gifted and
eloquent divine6, a ma.n of thought a.nd
le'a>rning."-Dr. J. M. Harper (q.lI.),
HERRIMAN-HERSEY,
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Herriman, WiUiam Choate, physician;
Ont. public service.
B. Orono, Ont., 1867; e. public and
high schs., Port Hope and Lindsay;
m., Oct., 1900, Nellie J., d. Lewis Wil-
liams, Johnstown, Pa,; M.B. (Toron-
to Univ.), 1890; successfully followed
the practice of his prof. at LIndsay;
sin.ce then has .be.en successively asst.
physician Inst. for the Feeble-minded,
Orillia, Ont.; asst. supdt. Hosp. for the
Insane, Toronto; has aloSo been on the
staff of the several hasps. for the In-
,sane in Ont., more .recently Rockwood
Hosp., Kingston, and is demon. in psy-
ohia:try, T'ororrto Univ.; apptd. med.
dir., Inst. for the Fee.ble-minded, OriIlia,
Oot!., 1910; an aot'Íve a.rud .corr. m.em. of
several med., sclen., and hist. socs. and
an occasional contributor to their pro-
cee<J.,ings or trarus.-Hospital for the
Feeble-minded
01'illia
Onto
Herring, Mrs, Prances Elizabeth,
author.
Northern Scotch and Eng. origin;
one of the Clarkes of Norfolk; b.
King's Lynn, Norfolk, Eng.; e. there
and Reading, Berks; m., Dec., 1874,
A. M, Herring, New Westminster, B.C. ;
the first woman to {)btain a 1st class A
teachers' cert. by examn. in B.C.,
1876; read papers before 'reachers'
Convention; her first paper advocating
the advisability of tlhe GoV't. spending
revenue on educ. rather than upon
jails and penitentiaries, widely noticed
and read; later beca]lle ed. of the Home
Circle in 'j'he Commonwealth (New
'Vestminster), at same time writing
many sketches and descriptions of
\Vestern life and doings for the To-
l'onto Globe; author of the following
works: " Canauian Camp Life" (1900),
"Among the People of British Col-
umbia, Red, White, Yellow and Brown"
(,1903), .. In 'vhe Pathless West, witJh
Soldiers, Miners, Pioneers and Sav-
ages" (.1904), ,t-og.etJher with" BioneeT
Women in the 'Vest" and .. Gold
Hunters of the West," now in press;
has also contributed to the Can. Mag.
and 'j'he English Mag.; in favour of
close and still closer relations with the
Mother Country; an Ang. (Broad Ch.).
-"Altamont.." New Westminster.. B.C.
.. Writes with a charm which is all her
own."-M, Wihh?".
.. Among the best kn()wn of An
lo
Canadian writers."-M. Star,
Herrington, Walter stevens, lawyer;
aUthor.
U. E. L, descent; s. late SUllmen
M. and Caroline (Morden) H.; b. Tp.
Ameliasburg, Co. Prince Edward, Ont.,
July 14, 1860; e. Brantford and Co-
bourg Coli. Insts. and Victoria Unlv.
(B.A., 1883); m., May, 1890, Miss
Mary Tilley, Napanee; barrister, 1886;
K.C., 1898; successfully practises his
prof. at Napanee; town solr.; crown
prosecutor in Ponton and other cases;
gov.t. commr. .00 di.stJfIÏ'bute .g.rant and
adjust claims against Central Co.'.s Ry.,
1899; has ,Þeen a m'Eml. Bd. .of Educ.
several yrs. ; presdt. Public LIbrary Bd.
for an extend.oed period; fouruder and
p.resd:t. Na;pane-e Shakespeare Olub;
elected presdt. Can. \Vhist League,
I!JO-l; author: "Heroines of Can. His-
tory" (1909), and "The Martyrs of
New France.
1910); Lib.; Ang.-
Napanee.. Onto
Herron, John, retired rancher; legis-
lator.
Ir1s.h aI1>dI ,Sootdb origin; s. ,la,te JOilm
and .MaIìg<t. (Cram) H.; b. A1slÜon,
Orut., N{)v. 15, 1853; .e. .t'here; m..
June, 1878, Miss Ida Lake; an
earLy pioneer 1n Ibhe N. \V. T.; sU'b-
sequenotù'Y in oC'<XIl1IIIlerdal Hfe in Ot-
tawa; was se.rg>t.-'major, Pl'ince.ss
Louise Dragoon Gds.; woOn man'Y
trophies as an athlete; joined late
Major John Stewart in ranching 1?usi-
ness, Pincher Creek, 1881; retired,
1900; raised a co. of the Rocky Mt.
Rangers, and served during N.- W.
Rebellion, 1885 (med.); has sat for
kl,oorta (H. C.), LiJb.-Qon. lnte-rest,
S'Ílnoo 1904; a stock in-spr. -in Al
rta.;
an Omng-eman; a Presb.-Pincher
Creek, Alta.
.. · Honest J{)hn' by name and by ua.
lure."-The West.
Hersey, Milton Lewis, chemical ex-
pert and assayer; capitalist.
Y. S. Randoiph B., .Montreal; b.
::\funtreal, Aug. 22, .1&69; e. private
tuiH'on. Roya.l Ail'tlhur Soh., .Mon.tr-eal
Hi'g.h Soh. and .McGill Univ. (B.A.
Sc., .1889; .M., A..Sc. 189&); ,LL.D.
(bon.), Queen's Univ., 1908; a Re-p.
FeLlow ,in Ajp>p. ,Soienoe" McGi.l,L Un-iv.
1909; m., M,ay, 1893; Emma Adeline,
e. d. Joseph Holliday, formerl'Y of
BI1aJ<].fiord, Enrg.; 'head of 'llh-e MH-
ton H. Co., Ltd., eng.rs. -ohem.isbs,
insp.e.otoI1s (L. P., Sept., 1906); for
some y.m. -a lect. 'in Sci-en.ce, Mc-
GiH Univ., ,to wtMc'h dnstituUon he
gave $10,UOO, for the maintenance of
the metall. dept., 1909; gave $10,000 to
endow a fellowship in the dept. of
chemist., Kingston Sch. of Mining,
1908; apptd. analyst for the city of
Montreal, by the Dom. Govt., 1901;
head of the Govt. Assay Laboratory,
Montreal, do.; apptd. by Montreal City
Council, to report on purity of city
water supply, 1904; founded research
fellow. in metallurg. enging., McGill
Univ., 1908; elected chairman, Can.
Sec. Soc. {)f Oheankal l.udust., 1909; is
also che-mdst G. T. Ry.; .engr. of testis,
C. P. Ry.; a memo Intern. Soc. for
Testing Materials; declined nomina-
tion as controller, Montreal, 1909 ;
called "one of the Cobalt Kings,"
:V['Orutreal Star.. 1908; Tanked Þy .Mont-
real StUl' as a millionaire, 1909 ;
elected: prescH. Mon,treal .NiaIt. Hist.
Soc., .1910; l'1e-eÞecte-d, 1911; a OOUfiI-
oiIlor, Oan. MintÏtl.g Inst.; hon. Ip
t.
\Vestern Ho&p., Miorutr.eal; a UnH. and
a memo oomte. ()f mangt., Oh. of Ithe
Moessialh, MoonotrOOJI; a Lib.-lJ RQse-
!nount Ave., Westmount. Montreal,;
Enginee1's' Club; Auto and Aero Club;
Canada Club; Canadian Club; Outre-
mont Golf Club; st. James's Club.. do,
"Has made a name f-or himself in hi.
profession aJi ave'r the DQlminiQn, and i.
recûgnized as a thoroughly capable analy.'
and chemist."-M. Herald.
530
ttm,sPELER-HEW1TT,
Hespeler, Hon, Wilhelm, consular
service.
S. .Johnna Glory and Barbara Anna
H.; b. Grand Duchy of Baden, Ger-
many, Dec. 29, 1830; e. there; came to
Can., 1850; first
ntd. into business
with his bro., the late .Jacob H., at
Preston, Ont.; later removed to Water-
loo, S8J!I1e CO., wlh!erre jtJhe firm ()f H. &
Randall was long and widely known;
still later removed to Man.. where he
became mangr. Man. Land Co.. and
was Commr. of Agricul. and Immi-
gration for Mian. and Ithe N. W. T.;
apptd. consul for Germany, 1882;
jurisdiction, as such, extended so as
to cover Sask. and Alta., 1906; apptd.
liquidator Man. Commercial Bank.
1896; resIgned, 1900; was also presdt.
Winnipeg GenI. Trusts Co.; is a dir".
Imp. Trusts Co., and connected offi-
cially with other similar organiza-
tlons: a memo Proto sec. Bd. of Educ. :
elected presdt. Winnipeg Genl. Hosp.,
1885, and presdt. Winnipeg Lib.-
Con. Assn., 1888; regarded as the
founder of the flourishing German
Mennonite settlements in S. Man.;
sat for Rosenfeldt (Local), 1899-
190
; was Speaker of the Assembly
during same period: decorated by the
German Emperor with the order of
the Rpd Eagle, 1904; m.. ApJ.. ]887,
K-atoe R. (a sister od' his first wi,fe), d.
Duncan Kea.ch'i-e, N.Y.; a Lubh.-1Vin-
nipeg; Manitoba Club, do.
Hetherington, George Albert, phy-
sician.
S. .Jas. Grierson and Mary .J.
(CLark) H.; b. .Johnston, N.B., Mch.
17, ] 851; e. Normal Sch., Free Bapt.
Semy., Fredericton, Mich. Univ., Genl.
Hosp. and ColI. of Med. and Surg.,
Cincinnati (M.D., 1875), Edinburgh
Royal Infirmary and Dublin Rotunda
Hosp. for Women (L.M.); m., Sept.,
1876, Miss Sybil McIntyre, Sussex,
N.B. (d.); In general practice in St.
.John; besides other appts. has been
resident phys. Prov!. Lunatic Asylum;
a lect. and examr. St. John Tl'Ialnlng
Sch. f.or Nurses, and path., St. Jo-hn
Genl. Public Hosp.; is a dir. Nat. Life
Assur. Co.; a Knight of Pythlas, .a
FOlresrter, ano a Fìreemason; a Ba;pt.;
a Lib.-62 Sydney St., St. John, N.B.;
Canadian Club, do.
(D. St.. John, N.B., June 14, 1911.)
J[etherington, Major Thomas S.,
manufacturer.
S. Thos. H., Quebec; b. there, Mch.
23, 1868; e. there; long in commercial
Jife; formerly lIlJ3,jor, 13th Scottish
Light Dragoons; RO., ApI. 1909; holds
long-service decoration; elected presdt.
Quebec Bd. of Trade, 1908; re-elected
1909; presided at banquet to celebrate
100th anniversary of the formation of
the Bd., Feb., 1909; presdt. Quebec
Turf Club, 1908; a Meth. and a trustee
of the Me<tJh. Oh., Quebe.c.-366 St. John
St., Quebec; Quebec Garrison Club, do.
.. One 00 Que-be.c's m()st e,nerget.Ïc c1ti-
zens."-S. N.
Heward, Lt.-Col, Edward Hampden
Turner, Can. regular mHo forces.
S. F. H. and Eliza H., Toronto; b.
there, Jan. 17, 1852; e. U. C. Coli.;
m., May, 1891, Louisa, y. d. late Chief
.Justice Sir W. C. Meredith, Quebec;
long In the v. m. ; It. G. G. B. G., 1879;
It. and adjt. Permt. Cav. Sch. Corp.
(now R. C. Dragoons), 1883; command-
ant, R. C. Mtd. Riftes, Winnipeg,
1891-6; bt.-capt., 1888; A.D.C. to
G. O. C. Can. Mil., 1901-3; staff offr.
to Inspr.-Genl., with rank of major,
since 1904; bt.-lt.-col. 1906; served In
li'enian Raid, 1866 (genl. service med.,
with clasp), and in N. .W. Rebellion,
1885 (med.); Ang.-
15 Laurier Ave.
ltJ., Ottawa; Canadian Club, do.
Heward, Stephen Beverley, merchant.
U. E. L. descent; s. late Francis
Harris and Eliza (Paul) H.; grands.
St-ep'hen H., ,'Iìororutü; b. M'onÜeaJ1-,
Nov. 7, 1843; 'e. U. C. DoH.; 1lIl.,
1875, Miss AI,ke Gmham, N. Y.;
v ioc e-.con suI for t,he NetJh.erlands siruoe
1879; aICIUng consul-genl. d'O. ,f'Ür a
YBRr; was ,tJhe pi'Ün.ær iÏn the Ne'ther-
ands East Indåa direct trade wt.Ï'uh
Can., 1869; ClI'OO!ted a Kn1gM of the
Order IOf Orange, Nas,sau, Holland,
1909; served on tJhe foron,tioer, ,in Can..
v. m., 1864-66 (Feruian moo'. and: lano
grant); stJroongly in d'aV1our of Br,it.
conlIJ..eoti()n; Oon.; Ang.-l0 Park Ave.,
Mont1'eal; St Jameð's Club, do.
Hewett, Major Edward Vincent Os-
borne, H.M's regular mIl. torces.
E. s. late Lt.-Genl. E. O. H., C.M.G.,
RE., flrst commandant Royal Mil.
Coil., Kingston, Onto and Catherine
Mary H., d. Major Vincent Biscoe,
RE., Hookwood, Surrey, Eng.; b. Hall-
fax, N.S., Mch. 14, 1867; e. Royal Mil.
00111.,
ing1Ston; m., .JlUly, 1904, Bren-
da, 2nd d. Fredk. Platt-Higgins, M.P.,
Hornleig1h, Bowd,en. Cheshire; .gaze<tted
lieut. Queen's Own Royal West Kent
Regt., 1885; capt., 1894; major, 1903;
served with Soudan frontier field force,
1885-6; was 'Present in !the engage-
ment at Giniss (med. Qnd Khedive's
star); also in the campaign N. W.
frontier of India, under Sir Wm. Lock-
!ha:rt, 1897- 8; wi'!:ùl the Malakand fle}ld
force as brigade signaller, 1st Brigade,
during the operations In Upper Swat,
including the engagement at Landa-
kal and the operations in Bajaur and
the Mohmand country, and with the
Utman Khel column; served also with
the Buner field force QS dlv. signalling
offr. during the operations In Buner
and Chamla, including the engage-
ment at Tanga Pass (despatches;
med., with clasp) ; was prof. mil. hist.,
stNiitegy otJa,(jbies, amid J'teoontlladssance,
Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston, 1900-5;
elected commodore Kingston Ice Yacht
Assn., 1902; presdt. Royal Mil. ColI.
Hockey Cluíb, 1903; now R. 0.; tA.Thg.-
G1'osvenor Club, London, Eng.
Hewitt, Charles Gordon, Dom. pubUc
sen,ice.
S. 'I1hoQlS\ Hy.
tnldi .RJaooh
1 H.; b. nr.
:.vracCtl:esfi.eJ.à, En\g'., We<b. 23, 1885; e.
:VltaIOCI.e,sfi'ell(]: GramllIll3.r Och. an.d M.am-
chester Unlv. ; unlv. prizeman and grad.
sch()l.; D.Sc.; asst. 'I.eot. and demon.
in Zool., .Mancl1ester Uruiv., 1904; l'OOt.
In econ. zool., do. do., 1907; apptd.
Doan. ento,m,oloogist, 1909; hon. aecy.
ttEW.tTT-ItIBBARD,
1>31
for severaJ scientific SQCS. beJfoOre l-eav-
ing Eng. for Can., Sept., 1909; el-eoted
V.-P. Onto Entomol. Soc., 1910; author
of various contributions on zoo!., espe-
cially econ. and entomol. subjects in
scileon'uific jOlUrnaJ!is.-" The Sherbrooke,"
90 O'Conn01' Et., Ottawa; Centra
Ex-
pe1"imenta
Fann, do.
Hewitt, Miss Lida B., nursing pro-
fession.
B. and e. Charlottetown, P.E.I.; a
gra.duate Mass. Genl. Hosp. ; was
supdt. Genl. Public Hosp., &t. John, but
resigned to take a position in Boston;
re-apptd., as supdt., at St. John, 1
06.
-Genl. Public Hospita
, St. John, N.R.
Hewson, His Honour Charles Edward,
Go. Ct. judge.
S. 'Vm. and Abigail M. H. ; b. Pains-
wick, Ont, Oct., 23, 1856; e. Barrie
Coll. Inst.; m. Julia. y. d. Hy. Cres-
wicke, P.L.S.; barrister, 1880; prac-
tised his prof. at Barrie, In partner-
ship with A. E. H. Crtswicke, K.C.;
K.C., 1902; has been a town council-
lor, a co. councillor, and a memo of
the Sch. Bd.; unsuccessfully contested
C. Simcoe (Local), In Lib. Interest,
g. e. 1905; apptd. district ct. judge,
Manitoulin, Onrt., and a IOOOil: judge,
Hig;h Gt. of Justice, Ont., De.c. 13, 1908.
-Gore Bay, Onto
Hewson, Miss Grace Ellen, lawyer.
D. Judge H. (q.v.); b. Barrie,Ont.,
June 4, 1885; e. there; barrister,
1908 (the third lady to be called to
the 'b'ar -of Ont.); was .in :parltnershi,p
wi,tIh F. H. K!ee'fer, R.C. (q.v.), .:?ort
Arthur, Ont; now .in IPract
oo of 'her
!prof. in Toronto on her .own .acooun.t;
Ang.-2 Surrey Place, Toronto.
Heyd, Louis Franklyn, lawyer.
.H. Brantford, Ont., 1856; e. there;
m.; spent some yrs. in commercial
life; barrister, 1884; K.C., 1899; suc-
cessfully practised his prof. in Brant-
ford up to 1896; since then in Toronto;
has been crown prosecutor at various
assizes; a Lib. and well known upon
the "stump" ; a Freemason; a Forester;
a Presb. - iJ8 Sherbourne St., To-
t.onto.
Hibbard, Charles Benjamin, Can.
raIlway serVlce.
S. late John H.; b. St. John's, P.Q.,
Moh. 31, 1&58; eo 'there; entd. G. T. Ry,
service, as telegraph operator, 187
;
stenographer and chief clk., pass. dept.,
Central Vt. Ry.; genl. pass. agent,
Duluth, ISoUibb Shore & AJtl.a.IlItic Ry. &
" Soo" Line, 1889; presdt. North. N.
Y. Ry., 1895; gent mangr. Quebec,
Montreal & Southern Ry., 1903-8;
since then has been 2nd V.-P. Quebec
East Ry. .00. and of LotJbiruiere & Me-
gantic Ry. and V.-P. Slherbrook-e St.
R'Y.; Ang.-Iberville, P.Q.
"An able and effective railway man.
ager."-M. Gazette.
Hibbard, Lt.-Co!, Frederick William,
lawyer; Quebec public service.
S. late Lt.-Col. Ashley H., Montreal,
and Sarah Ann H., 2nd d. Rev. Am-
brose Lane, M.A., perpetual curate of
St. Thomas, Pendleton, Manchester,
Eng.; b. Dublin, Irel., Oct. 19, 1865;
e, privately and McGill Unlv. (B.A.,
1889; M.A., 1892; B.C.L., and med.,
1891); m., Nov., 1898, Emily Laura,
3rd d. Joseph S. Baker, Dunham, P.Q.;
barrister, 1893; K.C., 1907; Crown
prosecutor, Dist. of Montreal, 1907-10;
one of the leaders of the .bar In Mon t-
real; apptd. iJresdt. Royal Public
UUl'i.tie<s Cornn., 1910; elected Iþresdl
St. .Tames' Lit. Soc., Montreal, 1903;
popular and instructive as a lect., his
repertoire including" The Literature of
To-day" ; " Canadian Constitutional
Government"; "The Land Defence of
Canada"; "The Value of Organized
Effort in Municipal Affairs"; " The
Prophecy of the West," and "Cana-
dians at Home and Abroad"; holds
a 1st class cert., Royal Sch. of Arty.;
joined 2nd Regt., C.A.. as a lieut.,
1894; capt., 1.895; major, 1897; It.-col.
In command, 1901; R.O., 1906; one of
the arty. offrs. on the second Can.
contingent, at Queen Victoria's Jubilee;
recd. the Diamond Jubilee med. from
the hand of King Edward, and was
presenl\:ed to the late Queen Victoria at
Windsor Castle; presdt. Montreal
Mil. Inst., 1900; V.-P. Dom. Arty.
Assn., 1905; later, presdt. Outremont
Golf Club; a Lib. and an active
worker; a V.-P. Montreal Reform
Club; an Ang. and a ch. ward-en.-
4031 Dorchester St., Westmount, Mont-
1'ea
; St. James's Club; University
C
ub; Outremont Go
f Club, do.
"A coming man."-M. Witness.
"A man of di,gnity and learning."-D.
A. Lafortune, E.G., M.P. (q.v.),
Hibbard, George W" Am. railway
s&vice.
Cousin of C. B. H. (q.v.); b. St.
Johns, P.Q., June 15, 1852; e. there:
entd. ry. service, as night freight elk.,
Vt. Central Ry., 1870, since when he
has filled many Important and respon-
s'ible positions, on the G. T. R'Y., .c. p,
Ry., Moex'ican Centrel, Duluth, Sou1:Jh
Shore and Atlantic, and otlher TY'S.;
sin<:e June 15, 1905, !has Ibeen genl.
pass. agent, Nat. Lines, Mex'Ï<:o.-
Mexico City, Mexico.
Hibbard, Miss Mary Eugenie, nurs-
ing profession.
D. late Ashley H., Montreal: a sis-
ter Lt.-Col. F. W. H. (q.v.); b. Mont-
real; e. Eng.; graduated St. Cathar-
ines (Ont.) Hosp. Sch.; successively
supdt. of this training sch. and of
Grace Hosp., Detroit, Mich.; chief
nuvse, Camp Cuba Librê, during Am.-
Spanish War, and, later, chief nurse
on 'the hosp. ship Maine, In S. A.;
apptd. lady supdt. of the hosp. In con-
nection wl'th fue Panama Cana.!
works, July, 1904; Ang.-Ancon Hill
Hospital, Panama.
Hibbard, Bev. Walter Bobert (Ang.),
educationist.
A bro. Lt.-Col. F. W. H. (q.v.); b.
Montreal, Nov., 1876; e. there and
Bishop's Coil. Unlv., Lennoxville (B.A.
with 1st class math. honours and Genl.
Nicholls scholar., 1895; M.A., 1900);
o. deacon, 1891: priest. 1893: served
as a missy. at various places; asst.
master, Bishop's Coil. Sch., 1899-1901;
senior math. master, Trln, con, Sch.,
632
HICKMAN-HIGGINS,
Port Hope, Ont., 1901-5; head master
Grammar Sch., Berthler-en-haut, P.Q.,
1905-8; since then do. do., ColI. for
Boys, Rothesay, N.B.-Rothesay, N.E.
Hickman, W. Albert.littemtew'.
B. Pictou, N.S., 1875; e. there;
B.Sc.; author of "The Sacrifice of the
Shannon," a novel (1904) ; .. Oriented"
(1909); "An Unofficial Love Story"
(1910); II ComiPensated" (1911); and
of numerous short stories contributed
to the Century, the Can. Mag., and
other first-class monthlies; has
served as a lect. for the Dom. and
N. B. Govts. In Britain; was elected
a fellow of the Royal Col. Inst., 1900,
and contributed. to its Transactions;
published II A Hand-book of New
Brunswick" (1900).-St. John, N.B.
",A,t la,st, in the great mass of fiction
I!erved up to us we have here in 'The
Sacrifice of the Shannon' an o,riginal idea
and a new c.o-n-diment."-N. y, Sun.
Kicks on. Lady Catherine. married
womaJL
E. d. late Andrew Dow, Montreal;
b. and e. Montreal; m., June 17, 1869,
Joseph Hickson, then secy.-treas. and,
at his death, Jan. 4, 1877, presdt. of
the G. T. Ry. of Can.; .husband Wru3
knighted 'by Que-en Victoria, 1890; is
prominently id-entified with the Mont-
real League for the Prevo of Tube-rcul.
and was one 'Of the ,promoters of thé
Royal Edwar.d Inst., 1909; besides vari-
ous -other similar bodies, is V.-P. of the
Montreal branch of the Needlework
Guild of Can.-27.2 .Mountain St. Mont-
,'eal; Canadian Woman's Club, do.
"A queenly h()stess."-M. Star,
:Rickson. James Claud, lawyer.
Second s. late Sir Joseph H., genl.
mangr, G. T. Ry. ; ,b. Montreal, 1874; 6.
McGill Univ. (B.A., 1895; B.C.L.,
1898) ; unm.; advocate" 1898; a memo
legal firm H. & Campbem; previously
a law partner of D. MacMaster, K.C.,
M.P. (q.v.); one of the leaders of the
bar; junior counsel for U, S.
Govt. In extradition proceedings against
Gaynor and Greene; engaged in other
important cases; K.C., 1909; a life
gov. Montreal Genl. Hosp.; elected
presdt. Montreal Baseball & Amuse-
ment /Co., 1908; resigned, 1910 ;
a Fre-ema1son; .Ang.-272 Mountain St.,
Montreal; Mt. Royal Club; Canada
Club; Montreal Hunt Club; Royal
Montreal Golf Club; Montreal Curling
Club; Lafontaine Club; Montreal
Jockey Cl.ub; Montreal Racquet Club;
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club; Uni-
versity Club, do.; Constitutional Club,
London, Eng.
Kick.on. Joseph William Andrew,
educatIOnist.
E. s. la:te ,Sir J,oseIfu, H.; b. Mou'Ì-
real; e. McGill Univ. (B.A. and med.
in mental and moral phn., 1893; M.A.,
1896) and Unlvs. Berlin, Frelburg, and
Halle (Ph.D., 1900); unm.; lect. and
tutor, phil. dept., McGill Univ., 1900-
05; asst. prof. psych. and lect. In
phil., do., 1905-9; since then has been
.asst. prof. metaphy. and logic, do.; a
Dtribut()r to the Univ. and other
mags. and revs. ; a. councillor Econ-om
and Stat. .soc., and of the Unlv. Club;
a memo Bd. of iMang.t. House of Inùus-
t'ry and Refuge; has a:s.ceruded Mt.
Douglæs and otlher d,ifikul,t mountain
poeaks in 'the Rookies -during the la&t
six yeal's.-272 Mountain St., Mont1'eal;
Mt.. .Royal Club; UniveTsity Club j
Pohtfcal Economy Club, do.; Alpine
Club, Banff.
"A,n e,n,thus.i.a.s.tio IIliOIIln.tain: oloimbe.r"-
Jf. Gazette.
Hickson. Miss .Mary Elizabeth, author.
Y. d. late SIr Joseph and Catherine
(Dow) H.; b. Montreal; e. there and
Eng.; an early contributor of tales
and sketches to the mags.; author of
two charming tales of French-Can.
life: " Madame Janvler's Church"
(1910) and "'Dhe Call -of God" (1911) .
of the former the late Geo. Murray de
clared the work to be "true to nature"
and as a literary compasition to be
.. almost fiawless."-272 Mountain St
111 ontreal. .,
.. A write'r of the utmo.st pr()mise."-Dr.
John Reade (q.v.).
Hiebert. Cornelius. merchant; legis-
lator.
S. John and Helena (Tows) H.
Russian Mennonites, who came to Can.:
1876; b. nr. the Sea of Azov S Rus-
sia, Aug. 2, 1862: e. there and in. Can. :
m., Jul'Y, 1888, Miss A Di.ck; a 'lumoor
merchant; previously owner Holland
Roller MiHs; drir. Knee Hill Goal 00.;
elf:'cted a sch. trustee, 1902, and was
for some yrs. secy.-treas. of Rhineland;
a Con.; sa,t for Rosebud (local), for
several yrs.-Didsbury. Alta.
"An active, energetic business man."-
West.
Higgins, Hon, David Williams.
.author; journalist; ex-legislator.
4th s. late \Vm. B. H., a native of
Manchester, Eng., who emigrated to
N. S., 1814, and moved thence to
Brooklyn, N.Y.; b. Halifax, N.S., No,'.
30, 1834; e. Brooklyn; m., 1863, Mary
J. (d. Jan., 1901), d. late J. T. Pid-
well, Charlottøtown, P.E.I.; went to
Cal., 1856; soon afterwards found.ed
there The Morning Call newspapèr,
whloh he cont'inuedto publ.ish up to
his removal to B. C., 1858; estbd. the
Victoria lrlorning Ch1"Onicle, a journal
which was subsequently amalgamated
with the Brit. Colonist, the new paper
neeoming the Colonist and Chronicle,
but reverting afterwards to the older
title, 1862; remained owner and ed. of
the Colonist until 1886; ed. Vancouver
.World, 1906-7, when he retired from
journalism; w.a.s for some yrs. a memo
Victoria City Council and Seh. Bd., and
chairman Bd. .of Ediuc.; was also
presdt. Viotoria Fire Dept. and Nat,
Electric Tramway Go.; apptd. a memo
Royal Gomn. On Fishel'les, 1892; a
Lib.-Con. ; sat for Esquimault (Local),
1886-98; Speaker of the Assembly,
B. C., 1890-8; author: "The Mystic
Spring and Other Tales of Western ·
Life" (1904), and "The Passing of a
Race: More Tales of Western Life"
(1905).-Victoria, B,C.
.. A peI'lambu'La.tinog cyc1opædia. of kn()w-
l-edge oonce,rnoing the ea.rly timee in: ß.ritish
HIGHET-HILL.
533
Oolumbia; his memory ()f fa.cts, srene
,
ch,a;racteI'6 .and ()'CCUl'renoe.s which have
tJO'ffie under h.is notice during h.
s lon'g life,
is simply prodi
'{)uß."-S. N.
Highet, Miss Mary Elizabeth, educa-
tionist.
E. d. Robt. H., CObourg', Ont.: b.
there, 1869; e. Cobourg ColI. Inst. and
Victoria Unlv., do. (B.A., with hon-
ours In moderns and Eng. and med.,
1891: M.A., 1892): apptd. to a post-
g'rad. scholar.. Cornell Unlv., N. Y.
(:Bh.'M., 1894: Ph.D., 1905) ; one of the
first Can. women to receive the Ph.D.;
fellow Teutonic philol., Bryn Mawr
ColI., Pa.: post-g-md. scholar., Yale
Univ.; 3 yrs. teacher mod. lang.,
State Normal Sch., New Paltz, N.Y.;
pursued post-grad. work, Berlin Unlv.,
Germany, and travelled extensively In
EurOlP-e: since 1902 has 'been prof. Ger-
man 'lang. and lit., Elmira Coli., N. Y.;
Meth.-Elmira College, Elmira, N.Y.;
home address: Cobourg, Onto
Higman, Ormond, Dom. pubUc ser-
vice.
B. Cornwall. Eng.. Mch. I, 1850; e.
there; m. .Miss Lowe. Brockvilile,
Ont.; came to Oan., 1869; was for
some yrs. In the em'ployment of the
G. N. W. Tel. Co.; sometime chief
operator, sessional staff (H. C.); entd.
public service, Dec., 1895; sUDse-
quentIy apptd. to present office, chl
f
eleet. engr. and chief Inspr. of gas,
Dept. of In1. Rev., Ottoawa: assoc. mem.,
Can. Soc. C. E., 1893; m., do. do., 1907;
represented Can. at meeting of Royal
Comn. on Elect. Units and Standards,
London, Eng., 1906. and at other
similar gatherings held before and
since; Is ra memo Can. branch, Intern.
Ele.ctro-TechnIJCal Comn. ; declined
appt. as elect. engr. of Queensland,
Austrn.lIa, 1896; for some yrs. presdt.
RÌldeau Canoe C1ub; hon. presdt. d{).
since 1908; a Christian Scientist.-!Sl
JlcLeod St., Ottawa; Ottawa Canoe
Club, do.
Hill, Albert BOBS, educationist.
S. late Danl. and Esther (Davison)
H., Five Islands, N.S.; b. there, Oct.
4, 1869; e. local sch., Pictou Acad.,
Dalhousie Univ. (B.A., with high hon-
ou.rs :in phil. and Gov.-Genil.'s .sIlver
mcd., 18
2), Cornell Univ. (Ph.D.,
1895), Clark Univ., Heidelberg, Ber-
lin and Strassburg Univs.; LL.D.,
Univ. of .soutlh <Caro1ina, 1905; do.,
Dal,housie Univ., 1908; do., West-
minster ()OON., 1909; m., Aug., 1896
A,gnoes -8ime ('B.A., M.A., Bh.D.), d:
Robt. Baxter, Halifax, N.S.; f\:augih1
sch., N. S., 3 yrs.; prof. psych. and
educ., State Normal CoiL, Oshkosh,
'Vis., 1895-6; asso. prof. phil., Univ.
of Neb., 1897-8; prof. phil., do., 1898;
prof. psych. and dean of Teachers' CoiL,
Unlv. of Missouri, 1903-7; dean Coil.
of Arts and Sciences, Cornell Univ.,
1907-8; since then has been presdt.
Unlv. of Missouri; secy. Western Phil.
Assn., 1900-4; 'Preosdt. do., 1904-5 ;
memo Nat. Coun-cil of Educ., 1903: do.
at. Council O'f Sclen. Soc. of Sigma
Xi, .1904; I3Jloo 'a memo o.f the folllQlW.tng
soclßtie<s: Ron. Srnen. So-c. of Sigma
XI, Na-t. Soc. !for Selen. Study ot
Educ., Soc. C{)Il. Toeachers of Educ.,
Nat. Educ. Assn., Western Phil. Assn.:
pUbllshed a short treatise on Kant's
Theory of Knowledge; has written
articles on psych. and educ. for the
Am. Journ. of Psych., Sch. Rev., and
the Southern Educ. Rev.; a Presb.
and an eldpr In the Ch.-Columbia,
1110: Town and Gown Club, St. Louis,
Mo.; University Club, Columbia, Mo.
II I ooIie.ve that within hall-a-dozen
years Pres. Hill will prove to be one of
the foremost ha1f-dozen educat-oTs of the
t
:'-PreBdt. Schurman (q v.), Cornell
Hill, Miss Alice Cordelia (" COO die "),
actress and vocalist.
Eng. origin; d. late H. J. H., man gr.
Toronto Exbn. Assn., and Rachel
(Clute) H., T'oronto; b. and e. T-o-
ronto; joined "Isle of Spice" (a
musical comedy) Co., as a chorus p,frl,
1903; promoted to be a prima donna,
190fi; now appears as a star; took
leading- part in "Bong Bong." 1905,
in "A Broken 1-<101.." 1909. and In "The
C.hoC'olatf' Sol.il.ier" (1911); (her stage
n'ame: A'!.ice Yorke) .-Care (I Dramatic
]firror," New York.
. II Hils !;hown
rent t:ilellt. And is del!-
tined to high honours."-S. N.
Hill, Rev. Allan Massie (Presb.).
R O. M. H.. Halifax. N.S.; grands.
Rev. J. O. H.. Eilmnrook Chapel. Here-
ford. Eng.; b. HRlifax. Aug. 187';: e.
Lo<,al
('hs., Dalhousip Univ. (B.A..
18Q';: M.A.. lRQ9), Pine Hill ('nl1..
(B.D., 1900), Montrf'-al 'Presib. ColI
(RD., 1901), and Unfv. of II1inois
(
h.D.. 1907) ; m.. Miss Mary Chaloner.
DIgby. N.S.; 0.. 1899: pa!':tor Falrville
Ch., St. JoIhn, N.B., 1901-7; since then
has been pastor St. John's Presb. Oh.,
Yarmouth: while at S1. John was se('y.
t. .John :Ministerial Assn. and presdt.
Fafrvi1le A. A. Assn.: also Govt. chap-
lain Provo Hosp. for Nervous Diseases:
author II Chapters in the History of
Digby County," land "A memoir of
Col. David Fannlng."-Yarmouth, N.S.
II An el()oQuent and impressive pre-ache-r."
-H. Herald.
Hill, Arthur Edmund Breton, civil en-
gineer.
U. 1<:. L. st('l('1{: S. .Jnh" L. H. l"""h
sheriff, and Ma.rgt. (Whyte) H.: b.
f1il1siif.e. nr. Sydnpv, N.S., O('t. U.
1 S4 5: e. SvifTlPY (}rammar S<,h. '1.nd
"H'Rd.: m. 181"10. .J<lTlø. if. que-h G""-
'ham. Hun.t1ng-dlOn, P.Q., .an1d nlooe Sir
Hugh Gra!ham (a.v.); g-r
duated B.A.
c. (M-cGilJI Univ.). H7!'i; admitted
R!'ISOC'. m-e-m. Ins't. C. E.. 1887 ; memo In!':t.
r. 1<:., U!Q::!: mpm. C::m.
o".
. F...
1 RR7: asst. en'gr. Govt. g.tafT, C. P. Ry..
1 R81: a C'or:poorn.t.ion of>ng-r., and manl
.
dlr. OO<1uitlam Wate'rworks Co., 1886:
n. P. ""T. 18R8: ('hlpf eng-r. Npw Wf>st-
mfnstpr Watpr C,)'11Tl. (ifpsignfn
f1Tlt'1
!':l1rprvi!':fT1O' tl,p ,. nT1 strl1,.UnTl nf wf'lt"r-
work!'1), 1890; ald. and c'hairITIla.n Rv.
COfl"1tp.. 1'IJ"pw Wpstmln
tr>r. 1 RQI}: W
II
pmplovpd on fin<1.1 10f"
ttn., an
<'0'1-
!"truC'ttoion C. P. Rv. In B. C.; aut.hor ..1
pa'per, II N. W. Waterworks" (Trans.
In!'1t. C. E.. Eng.): ralsf>i1
nd com-
manded first ('0. a('tlve mtlltla orgaT\-
534
HILL,
Ized In Cape Breton; was a capt. N. S.
militia, and holds 'SImilar rank In Can.
milltla; straight Con.; an ardent Imp.
Federatlonlst; believer In .Jos. Cham.
berlaln, Sir Chas. Tup:per. lrute'r-Imper-
lal preferential trade, and Brit. connec-
tlon; advocates rigorous restriction of
Asiatic Immigration and absolute ex-
elusion of .Japanes p and ChineS!> from
naturalization; a Hapt. -1100 Robson
St., Vancouver, B.C.
KllI, Commander Arthur George Ken-
nedy, Royal Navy.
E. s. W. H. H. (q.v.); b. and e.
Hallrfax, N.,S.; m.; naval cadet, 1886;
mfidshlpman, 1889; sub-Ueut., 1893;
lIeut., 1895; commander. 1906; re-
puted to be one of the best amateur
actors In the navy. - Care The
Admiralty, London, Eng.
Hill, The Venerable Arunrdel Charles
(Ang.).
2nd s. late Rev. B. C. H., M.A.
(An g.); b. York, Co. Haldlmand, ant.,
May 22, 1845; e. by his father, Trln.
UnIV' (B.A. and g'old med. in classics,
1867; M.A.. 1868). and Huron Coll.;
m., 1874, IDmdly M. (d. De-c., 1908),
2nd d. cri8.te Dawson Ð,eli8.'mere, To-
'roooto; (). ,d'ea.con, 1869; 'P'dest, 1870;
served, successively, as curate, St.
Paul's Cath., London, ant.: do., St.
.James's Cath., Toronto: asst. mlnr.
Ch. of the Ascension, Hamilton; In-
cumbent of Burford; rector Strath-
TQy, and s.ince 1885 rreOOr Holy T>r:ln,
Oh., St. Thomas, ant.; a canon London
Cath.. 1882; RD., 1885; archdeacon
of Elgin, 1903; a councillor Huron
ColI., a senator Western Unlv.; a
'In.em. exhl'e. ('I()Iffiltre. of the diocese and
a del. to the Provl. and GenI. Synods;
while at colI. served with the Unlv.
Co. at Ridgeway (med.); .apptd. chap-
lain (with hon. rank of capt.) 25th
Rpgt., May 17, 1904.-The Rectory, St.
Thnmas, Onto
II Lives in the hearts of his people, be-
loved and respected by all."-Oan. Ohurch-
man.
Hill, Bev,. E
ward Munson (Cong.);
educatIOnIst.
New Eng. Puritan stock; s. late I.
Munson H., Wallingford, Vt. : b. there;
e. Bel'Oit Coli., Wis. (B.A.. 1876; D.D.,
hon., 1900), Andoverr Theo!. Semy.,
Mass. (M.A., 1882), and Yale Unlv.;
m., .June, 1898, .Jeanie Cora, d. late S
.H. C. 'Miner, Granlby, P.Q.; taught fo;
some yrs. in high schs. and colis.; o.
] 883; pa:stor, Calvary Oh., Montreal,
.1883-1901; since then has been prin-
cipal, Oong. CoHo of Can.; chairman,
Congo Union, 1893; secy. of Foreign
,Missy. Soc., 1883-1902; thas also been
presdt., Montreal Proto Ministerial
Assn. and Prov!. C. E. Union: a memo
joint comte. on Ch. Union, 1908; made
.an extend,ed tour of the Continent,
]890.--60 McTavish St., Montreal.
JIlll, Lt,-Col, Frederic William, law-
yer.
S. late A. G. H., pollce magte. Niag-
ara Falls, ant., and Isabel (Thomp-
on) H.; b. WelJand, ant., Aug. 8
1866: e. Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1881) ;
m., Oct., 1894, Henrietta, Y. d. late
:Henry T. ,J"ol1nson, D1,mnvUle, Qnt.;
barrllster, 1891; successfully practlse
his prof. at Niagara FalJs; mayor
there, 1898-9; long In the v. m. ser-
vice; formerly In the "Queen's Own,"
'l'oronto; It.-col. commdg. 44th Regt.,
1909; holds the long service decora-
tion; a Lib.; an Ang.-Niagara Falls
Onto '
HDI, Rev. George C, (Ang.).
Now and since 1900 rector St.
Paul'
Ch., Regina, Sask.; previously
at BOIssevaln; has been twice m.; 1st
wife d. 1901; m., 2ndly, July, 1907,
Horton, relict of W. Cayley
Hamilton, Goderlch, ant.; Is hon.
presdt. Regina Philharmonic Soc.,
and plresdot. He-glna Hortlcul. Soc.-
St. Paul's Rectory, Regina, Sask.
Kill, George William, sculptor.
S. G. T. H., Richmond, P.Q.; b. Tp.
Shipton, P.Q., 1862; e. St. Francis ColJ..
Richmond; m. Miss Kent; studied
aJrt In the Acad. .Julien and !the Ecole
Nat. des Beaux Arts, Paris, 1889-94;
since tlhen ha's sucoossfuHy pIThctise{J
his prof. 1n Montreal; an as so. 1S0ul.p-
tor, RC.A., 1908: .an ,exill.LbU'or attJhe
Paris Salon, 1905; succ-ess1'uUy com-
peted for the South African War
Memorial, Montreal, 1904; the bust
of the poet Drummond for the Car-
negie Inst., N. Y., 1907; the South
African memorial, London, ant., 1908;
and the statues of the Hon. George
Brown and the Hon. T. D. McGee, Ot-
tawa, .1910; Is now engd. In preparing
a pe.dIment for the Parlt. BClgs., Re-
gina, Sask.-!55 Bleury St., Montreal;
Pen and Pencil Club, do.
"A great Canoadian."-Oan. Oentury.
"As great a8 he is modest and unassum-
ing."-Lord Strathcona (q.v.).
Kill, Hamnett Pinhey, lawyer.
S. late H. P. H., barristpr. Ottawa'
b. the-re, Dec 18, 1876; e. PubUc Sehs'
Ottawa, 0011. Inst. and Toronto Und;:
(B.A., 1898) ; m., Sept., 1907, Beatrice
Sarah, y. d. late .Arthur Lindsay, Ot-
tawa; barrister, 1902: sucC'essfulJy
practises 'hIs prof. In Ottawa; one 01
the prh)clpal founders of ,the Can,
Club, Ottawa; presdt., do., 1907-8: do.
Sons of Eng. Beneftt Soc., 1907-8: a
Con. and formerly presClt. Llb.-Con.
Assn., Ottawa; Ang.-1!!i" Concessio1l
St., Ottawa; Rideau Club, do.
Hill, James Jerome. American railway
service (retired) .
S. .Jas. and Ann (Dunbar) H.; b.
nr. Guelph, ant., Sept. 16, ]838; e.
Rockwood Acad.; m., Aug. ]9, 1867,
Miss Mary Theresa Mehegan. St. Paul;
early In life left his father's farm for
business .life In Minn.; raised a co. for
sprvlce during the Am. Civil War,
1863-5: agent North-Western Packe.t
Co.. 1865; later estbd. a general fuel
and transportation buslnesR on his
own aecounat; Ihead of Hill, Gl'ig'g'S
& Co.. same line, 1869-75; e
tbd. 1870,
Red River Transportation Co., which
was first to open communication be-
tween St. Panl and Wlnnipep,; orJ!an-
Ized, 1875, the North-Western Fuel
Co., and 3 yrs. later sold out his In-
terest therein, in the meantime hav-
ing organized a syndicate which
secur
d çontro\ of the Ht.. Paul &
HILL-HILlrTOUT.
Pacific R. R., tr0'm Dutch owners
of ,tlhe securities, reorgtanlized sys-
t-em as St. Paul, Minm
a<pOl1s &
ManJ.tOlba Roy. 00'., and W1aS Rs genl
man gr. , 1879-82; V.-P. 1882-3; IP'reSD'l.
since 1883; it became paJ'lt Great
N0'rthern s.ystem, 1890; Interesteð
hlmoolf 1n Þurild,ing the Grea.t Nor-th-
em Ry., extend'ing fr0'm Lake
Superior to Puget ISound, with north-
ern and soutlhern b.ranche.s, ani1 a
d,lr.ect stearrnlshoi.p connoeøtion wi.tth Ohlna
and Ja'P'an, 1883-93; presd.t. entire
Great Northern sy,stem, 1893; reHroo
ApI. 1, 1907, and ,became 'Clhairman bd.
of dirs. of the ,same; chief !promoter
and now presdt. Northern Securities
Co.; dir. Coo B. & Q. R. R. Co., C., ,B.
& Q. Ry. Co., St. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba Ry. Co., Manhattan Trust
Co., Chase Nat. Bank, 1st Nat. Bank
of City 0'f N. Y., and 1st Nat. Bank of
Chicago; V.-P. N. Y. Ohamber of
Commerce; gave $500,000 toward estab-
IIshIng R. C. Theo!. Semy. at St. Paul,
Minn.; not unknown upon the lecture
iplaotf'ÜT'ffi; has wriotten 0'n "The Future
of the United States," U Highways of
Progress," and ot'her subjects;. his
statue unveiled at the Yukon Pacific
Expn., 1909; reJPuted to be worth
('1905) fiflty m>i.IUon dols.; favo.ured
tJhe Taft-F,ie.lruinog 'Z'OC'ip'rocity compact;
aDem.; a Pr.ot.-f
O Summit A.ve., St.
Paul.
"Ono of the men of the · Northern
zone' none of us need be. ashamed of."
-S.N.
U A man of experience, sagacity Rnd
reputation in the business world. as well
as It man of broad culture lind a.rtistic
appre-ciation.-T. Globe.
Hill, John Warren, educationist.
S. .Tas.
nd Anne .Tane (McClure)
R.; U. E. L. descent on mothpr's sIde;
b. Lakeside, N.B., May 31. 1880: e.
public sch.. Normal Sch.. N. B. Univ.
(B.A., 1905; M.A.. 1907), and Yalp
Univ. (M.A., 1909); m., Aug., 1906.
Mi!':s AlvGrptta Dorcus, Fr('derlcton,
N.B.; a public sch. t('acher, 1900-4;
as!':t. In chpmi!"t., N. B. Univ., 1904-5;
principal Mc"à
m High Sch., 1905-6:
do.
t. Mary's-Gibson Sup. Sch.. 1906-
7; Univ.
cholar.. Yalp TTniv., 1908:
asst. in chemist., do., 1909-10; a writer
of verse; at college ed. of Monthly,.
author of various sC'lentific articles;
an Impprialist : bplIeves firmly In
great future b('fore Can., but desires
her to rpmain within the Empire; be-
lIpvps that thf' Empire should be ra.
confedpration of equal states; a Meth.
-Jl.fontnmcse. Conn.
Hill, Louis Warren, Am. ry. service.
2nd s. J. .T. (q.v.) and Mary (Mehe-
gan) H.; b. 'st. Paul, 'Minn., .May 19,
1872; e. Exeter Mil. Aead. and Y,
l.e
Un.iv. (PIh.B... 1893); m., .Tune, 1901,
Mil's Maude VJan OwUandot '.I.'1a)'1lo,r,
N. Y. ; reed. Ibis bus'iness trainln.g
un-der his ,fruther; a.pptd. to 9u
eoed
his father as .pre9d't. Gt. Nor,them Ry.,
A'PI., 1907; ;prevtÏously V.-P.; an ex-
t-en.s,lve ranch owneT in Can.-f60 Su.m-
mit A. ve., Bt. Paul, Jl.linn.,. Minnesota
Club, do.,. University Club,. Yale Club,
N, Y. City,
535
Hill, The Bight Ron, Bowland Bich-
ard Clegg-Hill, 4th Viscount,
S. Brd Viscount and Mary (Madex)
H.; b. Feb. 12, 1863; e. Eng.; m.,
July, 1890, Annie Edith, d. Wm.
Irwin, London, Ont.; lived .for some
Yl's. in Ont.: purchased the Star-
Transcript (Paris, Ont.), ApI., 1891,
which he conducted for some time; suc-
ceeded his father in rthe peerage, 1895;
formerly a capt. Royal Warwickshire
Regt.; now represents the comn. apptd..
to calrry out the arrangements for the
great Brit. Imp. Expn., to be held In
London-, 1915.-" Leybourne Wood."
Borough Green, S. O. Kent, Eng.,. Wel-
lington Club, London.
Hill, William Henry, late Dom. pub-
Uc service.
Y. s. late Capt. N. F. H., Royal
Staff Corps; bro. late Ron. P. C. H.,
D.C.L., Prime Minr. N.S.; b. Oct. 13,
1836; e. Col1. Sch. and King's ColI.
Univ., Windsor, N.S.; m., Florence
Grace, e. d. Arthur Woodgate, Post-
mast'er Gen!. of N. S., under the Imp.
Govt.: held for many yrs.. from 18
6,
Ithe office of Inspil'. of Customs, N. S.,
and Ca;pe Breton; a memo N. S. Hist.
Soc.; autlhor sever8Jl 'PapeJ'ls of lnoterest
on the earl'y history of Hal.lfax; in ,his
young('r days famed as an amateur
comedian and dramatic read'er.-187
Pleasant St., Halifax, N.S.,. Halifax
Club, do.
Hilliard, Thomas, actuary and Ins.
manager.
S. .Tohn and Ann (HutchIson) H.;
b. Tanllagh, Co. Fermanagh, IreI., Aa:>t.
9, 1841; e. Bolton (Ont.) public sch.
and Onto Normal Sch. ; m. Miss Cather-
Ine Lauder; came to Can., 1844; for
some yrs. a public sch. teacher:
originally publfRher of the Maple Leaf
and Waterloo Chronicle; sUbsequently
fnspr. of tlhe Temp. & Gent. Life A'Ssur.
Co.; since then, chief promoter of the
Dom. Life Ins. Co., of Which he is now
presdt. and mango dlr., do. (see .re'Port
Roy,al OO'lTIn. on Tns., voL HI., 1907):
elect'ed poresdt. ICan. !Afe Ins. Offrs.'
Assn., 1904-5; a Meth.; a dpl to Gpnl.
Conf., 1906; n memo Gen!. Mission Bd.,
Meth. Ch.-Waterloo, Onto
Hill-Tout, Charles, educationist; sci-
entist.
S. .Tohn 'and Elizabeth H.-T.; b.
Cyland, Eng.. Sp'pt. 28, 1858: e. private
tutors and Scholæ Chancellarii. !An-
coIn, Eng.: trained for the mlnlstrv of
thp Ch. of Eng., but on account of In-
t.eHec1:ual dlffl.culltoIe<s took up educl. and
5\den
e work instead; some ttme ex
mr.
for public sch. teachers. B.C.; .T.P.;
formerly prindpoal for many yrs. of
Buckland ColI., an early educ. Insti-
tution, Vancouv-er, B.C.; organizing
secy. ethnol. survey of ean.: awarded
a money grant by Royal Soc.. Lon-
don, Eng., to enable hIm to pursue
his ethnol. stud.ies among the native
races of B. C., 1903; among his pub-
lications have been: .. Later Pre-
historic Man In B. C."; .. The Oceanic
Affinities of 'the Kwakiuth-Salish
Trlb('s of B. C.": .. Origin of Totf'mism
of the Native Races of B. C." (all
Included In tQe Trans. of the ROVCl'
536
HILTZ-HOARE.
Soc. of Càn.): numerous articles and
memoirs t'O'Uchlng the fulk-lùre, cus-
toms, langs. and beliefs of the native
races, sa-me Province, and a more
than ordinarily Importan t work on
II The Native Races of British North
Am.: The Far West, the Home of
-the Sa.1,i9h and Dl!nl!" (1907).-" The
Bucklunds," Abbotsford, B.C.
Hiltz, Bev, Bobert Arthur (Ang.).
B. Windsor, N.S., Sept. 10, 1867: e.
public s-ch., King's CoIl., Unlv., Wind-
sor (B.A., 1896: M.A., 1910), and Wy-
cllffe 'Doll., Toronto: m., Dec., 1901,
lAura Kat'hleen, o. d. A. Groves, M.D.
(q.v.), FeTg'l1s, ant,; 0, od'OOJCon, 189'9;
priest, ,1900; ,genl. ,s,ecy. .Suniday Sch.
Gomoll., Oh. of Eng-. ,in Can., ,since 1910.
-Confederation Life Building, Toronto.
Himsworth, William, Dom. public ser-
vice.
O. s. late W. A. H., clk., Queen'
Privy Council, Can., and Louise
(Morrison) H.; b. Mon, tTeal Dec. 23.
1847: e. Toronto and Quebec; a graã
of the Royal Mil. Sch., Quebec; m.,
] 880, .Julia Emily (d. Aug., 1893), d.
.Jas. Easton, Be1J.eville, Ontt.; entd.
C.S., .June 30, 1868; became a 1st cIas
elk., .Jan. 1, 1875; chief clk., .July 1.
1884; apptd. secy. Dept. of Inlanrl
Revenue, .July, 1884; an Ang.-81
Somerset St., Ottawa.
"AiD! able and me.ritol1"io'11ß 'Public o()f!ìceT."
-The late Sir H. G. Joly de Lotbinière.
Hinchliffe, Bev, Joshua (Ang.).
Ancestors Landowners and farmers
In Yorkshire for generations; b. Brad-
ford, Yorks, May 24, 1868; e. there
and St. .John's CoH., Winnipeg (B.A.,
1899) ; m., Sept., 1890: deacon, 1893:
priest, 1894; mlssy. to the Pelg-ans,
1893; Incumbent, S1. Luke's, Red Deer,
AHa., 1899-1904: reclor do. d.o., ] 904-
07; S!ÏnoC'e ,tlhen Ihas been T.eclor Ohi1ll,i-
W'a'C'k, B.C.: lbishO'j)'s .('!hoa'Pl.ain for Ind.
affail's, 1900; R. D., Re-d Door, 1902;
boon. canon, Oalgary, 1903; tl'ansl8!too
mo,rning an-d ey-ening prayer and offioe
f,or holy comm'llnd.on Into lang. .of tlÌ1'e
Blackfoot Indians.-The Rectory, Chil-
liwack, B.C.
Hind, Miss Ella Cora, journalist.
O. d. Edwin and .Jane (Carroll) H.;
father an Englishman, a sculptor:
mother a Can., of U. E. L. descent:
b. Toronto, ant., Sept. 18, 1861; e.
public scns., Co. Grey and CoIl. Inst.,
OrilUa: went west, 1882; newspaper
training and experience received on
Man. Free Press, of which she h::l8
been commercial ed'. since 1906; all
agricuI. and commercial subjects dealt
with by her; Is Western correspon-
dent Maclean PubUsh. Co.; also for
The Grocer, Hardware, and Dry Goods
Mags.; apptd. secy. Man. Dairy Assn.,
1897, the only woman so employed In
Can.: besides various mag. articles,
Is author .. Red River .Jottings II
(1905) ; believes in the right of women
to vote at all elections; that voting
should be compulsory; a presb.-
Winnipeg, Man.
U A wom!lon of achievement."-S. N.
Hind, Bev. J[, C, (Ang.).
S. late Hy. Y. H., D.C.L., and Kath-
erine, 2nd d. Lt.-Col. Duncan Cam-
eron, C.B., commdg. 79th Highland-
ers, a Waterloo hero; b. Eng.: e.
King's CoIl., Windsor, N.S. (B.A.,
1882; M.A.. 1885); o. deacon, 1883;
prlf'st, 1884; has hel
charges at
HalMax, Newrp.ort, and W.o'lfvdUe, N.R;
now a'gadn oat HaJlf.ax: ihon. canon, .&1.
Luke's Oa tlh. , 1910; is domE'sNc ohap-
lain to i'he Bp. .of N. S.-Halifax, N.S.
Hingston, Donald Alexander, phy-
sician.
S. latE\ Sir Wm. H.; b. Montrf'al
AtpI. 5, 1878; -e. the're, IIJaval Un Iv.,
and King',s .00111. Hosp., London, Eng.:
m., Moeh., .1908, (úiHian, e. d. P. A.
P,f"t-erson, C.E. (q.v.); graduateod
M.D. (Laval Un1v.), 1897; F.R.C.S.,
Edin.; me-d. supM. Hot,el DitE'u HoStp.,
MotllÌ'ræ'I, 1901; a trustee Montrea.l St.
Patrick's Of1p'h.a.ns' Asyl'um, 1907: for-
merly me,d. .offr. (w.tth 1110n. rank .01
l1-eu1.), 17'Í,h RO'Y1a.ll Oan. Hus1'8rn; a
ddr. Mon l treal Racque1 CIU'b: a R. C.-
!Sl Stanley St., Montreal,' Engineers'
Club; University Club; lIIontreal Rac-
quet Club, do.
Hingston, Lady Margaret Josephine,
D. late Hon. D. A. Macdonald, P.C.,
formerly Lt.-Gov. of ant., and Cather-
Ine, 2nd d. late Hon. Col. Alex, Fras'er
of Fraserfield, ant.: b. Alexandria,
ant.; e. Montreal; m., 1875, Sir Wm.
Hales Hingston, Kt., M.D., D.C.L..
LL.D., senator (d. Feb., 1907); a
memo Ladies' Comte. L'lnst. dE's
Ec,oles iMl!nageres, a d,lr. PaTks ani1
Playgrounds Assn., a memo Ed. of
Mangt. Samaritan Free Hosp. for 'Vo-
men, a memo House Carote. Victorian
Order 'Of Nurses, a memo extve. comte.
Can. HandiC'rafts, V.-P. Npedle-work
Guild, V.P. Alberde.en Assn., hon. presi-
dent Loyola Lit. Club; prominently
identified with local League for the
Prevo of Tuberculosis; formerly prpsdt.
WOffi"an'.s :Bark Pl'Oteot. Assn., etc.;
el.ecteò pr-esd.t. oCaotihoHoc Girls' Clulb,
Mon'Ìl'eaI (an a.ssn. ,largely f.outlld.e-d ,by
her), 1911: a R. C.-
60 Sherbrooke
St. W., Montreal; summer residence:
Varennes, P.Q.
Hinton, William Pittman, Can. ry.
service.
B. Hintonburg, Ottawa, ant., Aug'.
30, 1871; e. Ottawa CoIl. Inst.; entd.
",ervlce Can. Atlantk Ry. (now a
branch of the G. T. system), 1887:
travell. aud,uor same road, 1891; since
then, has been promoted to various
important and responsible positions in
the service, bpcoming g"pnl. pass. ag-t.
of the G. T. P. Ry., W.innlpeg, Aa:>1.,
1909; elected ,pr-e.s1dt. Can. Freig1ht
Assn., 1903.-Winnipeg.
.. A man of energy, ability and enthuB-
iasm."-M. Gazettt!.
Hoare, Edward Arthur, civil engineer.
M. Inst. C.E., 1879: memo Can. Soc.
C.E., 1887; counclI1or, do., 1906: chief
engr. Quebec Bridge & Ry. Co. sln
e
1900: was subsequently employed by
the Nat. T.rans. Ry, Oomn.; engd.
in vario\ls ktnds of englng. work tn
HOBART-HODGETTS.
537
Can. for many yrs.-St. Foy Rd., Que-
bec; Quebec Ga1-rison Club, do.
HObart, George Vere (see Philpott,
George Vere Ho bart).
Hobb8, Alfred Thomas, physician.
S. late Thos. H., London, Ont.; e.
there, Toronto Univ. (M.B., 1890),
and Western Univ., London (M.D.,
1890) ; memo ColI. P. & S., Ont., 1890;
had long experience in the treatment
of mental and nervous diseases; now
and for a considera.ble time has been
supdt. of the Homewood Sanitarium,
GueÞph.-Guelph, Onto
Hobbs, lion, Lt,-Col, Thomas Saun-
ders, merchant; ex-legislator.
S. Thos. S. and Mary H.,- London,
Ont.; b. Devonshire, Eng., 1856; e.
Bible Christ. Meth. CoIl., Shebbear,
Eng.; unm.; came to Can. with other
mems. of his family and entd. into
mercantile life, London, Ont.; now, and
for considerable time, presdt. Hobbs
Hardware Co., Hobbs Manfg. Co. and
The Ind. Cordage Co.; also a dir.
Trusts & Guarantee Co. ; has been V.-P.
London Bd. of Tmde and otherwise
prominently Identified with the city's
business interests; formerly major,
1st Hussars; apptd. ihon. It.-coI. do.,
1910; a Lib., and has been presdt. of
the London Lib. Club; now a dir.
Onto Reform Assn. and Ont. Club;
sat for London (local), 1894-8; a
Math.-L01ulon, Ont.; London Club,
do.; Toronto Hunt Club; Ontario Club;
National Club, Toronto.
Hobson, Joseph, civil engineer; late
,Can. ry. sen'lce.
Eng. origin; s. Late .Joseph H.; b.
Paisley Block, Tp. Guelph, Ont., Mch.,
1834; e. local schs.; m. Miss Elizabeth
Laidlaw, Guelph; a memo Can. and
Am. Soc. C. E.; m. Inst. C. E., 1886;
long In the Can. ry. service; chief
engr. G. T. Ry system, 1896, till his
retire<I11'ent, 1907; builIt. ltihe 'St. Olair
tunnel, Ont., 1890-91; had entire
charge of the reconstruction of the
VictorLa. .Jubilee Bridge, Montreal,
1897.-Hamilton, Ont.; Ham.ilton Club,
do.
"A gre,at engjneer and a fine type of
the true Oan. ge,nt
eoJnaI1J."-T. Telegram.
Hobson, Robert, manufacturer.
S. .Joseph H., C.E. (q.v.), and Eliza-
beth H. ; b. Berlin, Ont., Aug. 31, 1861;
e. various schs.; m., Oct., 1891, Mary
Andtr'f.lw, M.A., 2nd d. ilJaJte Ron. A.
T. Wood, SeIJJator, Hamilton, Ont.; a
memo Am. Inst. of Mining Engrs.; a
dir. GenI. Accident Assur. Co. of Can.,
Hamilton J.ookiey OIU'b, Oan. Loco-
m'Ü'Hv'e \00., and Oen1t:ral. Oan. Manfrs,
Fi're Ins. Co.; V.-.P. Oaledon Moun-
tain Tro'Ut Club; Ol'iginally engd. 1n
ry. work; seocy.-trea.s. Hamilton Blast
F'urna-ce 00. (.tohe first rprodu
rs of
;plg
Lronlin Ont.), 1876-99; gent. mangir.
HamU,ton Imn & IStæl Co., 1899, and
since 19'10 gle.nJ1. man-gr. Steel Co. of
Can.; el-ec.ted presd't. Can. MlanfI1s.'
Msn., 1908 (see "'Dbe Men at the Head
of bhe New St'eetl 00. I()f Can.,.. S. N.,
July 2, 1910); oa Ub.; a Presb.-56
Charlton Ave. W., Hamilton, Ont.;
Hamilton Club, do.; St. James's Club l
.'If ont1'eal; Toronto Club; N at.ional
Club; Caledon Mt, Trout Club, Toronto.
.. Kot less e.ne,rgetic than. h.is father."-
Can. Courier.
"Geoni.al, ca.reful yet f,rank, .and oombin.
ing many qualities which co.ntri-bure
towards the success o.f a great oonoorn."-
S. N.
lIocken, Horatio Clarence, journaUs,t.
Eng. parentage; b. Toronto, Oct. 12,
1857; e. local sehs.; m., 1880, Isabella,
d. late Gregory .T. Page; began his
press career when a boy by learning
ÌIl1Je trade of a compositor on the
Toronto Globe; joined the staff of the
Evening News, as foreman o.f tJhe com-
posing room, 1883; became municipal
reporter, 1893, and mango ed. do., 1895;
purchased an interest in St. Thomas
Journal, 1902; returned to the News
as an ed. writer under Dr. Willison
(q.v.), 1903; remained with him till
June, 1905, when he purchased 'l'h8
Sentinel (Toronto.), and has since that
time been ed. and mangr. of that organ
of prot. sentimen't; is secy.-treas., To-
ro.nto Island Assn.; served as con-
tro.ller, Toronto., 1907-9 and 1911; un-
successfully contested Toronto mayor-
alty, 1910; aU'ÌlhJor: "25 Years of
Prot
stant Progress" (1899) and of
a pO'litical pamphlet, "The Duty o.f
the Hour" (1908); is depty. grand
treas., Grand Orange Lodge of B.N.A. ;
a Can.; presdt., Borden Club, Toronto,
1906-9; a Meth.-563 Euclid Aoe., ']'0-
ronto; Canadian Club, do.
U His reputation is untarruishoo."-T.
TV orld.
U Courageous, lbrustwo.rtJhy and str.aight-
fQrward."-T. News.
"One of the most pugnaciously aggres-
sive men th.a.t eve'l' lived-"-Can. Courier.
"A man of sbrict in'
grit)., of fine ,public
spirit and of practical te.-ro.per."-T. News.
"Hockey in Ontario, The :Father of
Amateur" (see Robertson, .J.
Ross).
HOdgetts, Major Charles Alfred, phy-
sician; Dam. public service.
3rd s. late Geo. H., Toronto; grands.
late Lt.-Col. Thos. .d., H. M:s 24th
Regt.; b. Toronto, Aug. 23, 1859; e.
Provl. Model Sch., Toronto (Dutrerln
med.), Victoria Univ. (M.D., 1886),
Onto CoIl. of Ph arm. , and the hosps.
of London and Birmingham; ffi., 1896,
ElizaootJh ,B. ( d. .M1CIh., 1909 ) , d. W.
T. Salter, St. John's, Nfd.; L.R.C.P.,
Lond., 1889; house surg., Toronto
Genl. Hasp., 1886-7; resident asst.
surg., Stafford Infirmy., Eng., 1888;
moo. .inspr., Brovl. >Rd. 01' Herult'h, Onlt.,
1891-1904; ,see-yo ðo. do. and ðJeiPty.
regr.- genl., 190-1-10; since then has
been .head of Health Dept., Royal Con-
&e-rv.ation Com'll., OttaiWa; .h1QJ1. t1'>eas.,
St. John's Ambulance Assn.; secy.,
Can. branch Brit. Red Cross Soc. (re-
signed, 1910); ,hon. assoc. ðo. do.;
sup. presdt. Sons of Eng. Ben. Soc.,
Can., 1900-1; a fellow Royal Inst.
Public Heal,th, 1905; an examr. Royal
San. Inst., 1906; a memo Intern.
Comn. on Bov,ine TulbeI1C'\.l1l., 1909; a
memo On-to Gomn. to tlnvesti
t'C the
best souI'0e .of wa.ter suaJPly for Otota.wa
and tosugg>eSt! a (plan .of sewage d1,s-
538
posal for tJhrut city, ,1911; a counolllor
Red C.roos Soc., do.; V.-P. Am. Public
He.
\JIth IAssn., do.; an !hon. V.-'P. .AJssn.
Publlic Va.oci'llorutor:s, Gtt. BrJ.t., do.;
an Esquire, Order of St. John .of
Jerusalem, 1910 ; presdt. Extve.
Offices State and prof. Conf. of Bds.
of Health, Washington, do.; apptd. a
felIow 80c. of Med. Offrs. of Heal th
or Gt. Brit., 1910; gazeHed major,
A. M. C., Feb., 1906; all'uhor numerous
contributions to the press and or
sev.eral pamphlets on ;public health;
belIeves that the maintenance of Brit.
connexion is essential for the .continu-
anee 'Of .can. p.ro
re&S; a Prot.-Rock-
cliffe Park, Ottawa, Ont.; Can. Mili-
tary Institute, Toronto.
'. The f{).reD1QSt puMic hetalth authority
in C-an.awa."-O. Free Press.
.. Regarded everywhere as an authority
on .all su.bjects dealing with public health."
-Jl. Gazette.
HOdgins, Major Arthur .Edward. cIvil
engineer.
2nd s. lat'e Hon. Tohos. H., K.C.,
LL.D., Judge of Admiralty, Toronto,
and Maria Burgoyne (ScobIe) H.; b.
''Oronto, ApI. 15, 1861; e. U. C. CoHo
an.d R. M. ColI., Kingston (grad. 1882) ;
In. Rose Mary, d. 'l'hos. J. Heathcote,
J.P., Shaw Hill, Wilts, Bng.; A. M.,
Can. Soc. C. E., 1887; M., do., 1904;
engr. (}"n C. P. Ry. construction in !prairie
and mountain sects., 1882-6; engr. on
C. P. Ry. const'ooúUon, iMe. short Hne,
1886-9; also Taranto ta Detroit sec.,
1889; dlv. engr. lnter.-Oceanic Ry.,
Vera Cruz, Mexico, 1889-90; resided
in Nelson, B.C., successfully practising
his prof., 1890-9; was also supdt. of I
construction, Hall Mines Smelter, Nel-
soOn; lieut., R. 0., 1882; capt., Rocky
Mt. Rangers, 1890; major, S. Africa,
1901; do., Rocky Mt. Rangers, 1905;
R. 0., do.; at the 'Outbreak 'Of the S. A.
war, 1899, was selected as an offr.
re.presenting B. C. for 1st contingent;
served in operations in Orange Free
State (Feb.-May, 1900), lncluding thase
at Paardeburg, actions at Poplar
Grove, Driefontein, Hout Nek, and
Zand River; operations in Transyaal
(May-June, 1900), including actions
nr. Johannesburg and Pretoria; served
on staff Imp, Mil. Rys., Transvaal,
June, 1900-May, 1902; offr. In com-
mand new construction, Imp. Mil. Rys.,
Transvaal and Orange River Colony,
1901-2; on return to Can. was aPPtd.
dist. engr., G. T. Pacific Ry. at Winni-
peg; resigned. 1907; apptd. a J.P.,
Transva,al, 1900. - Victoria, B.C.;
Manitoba Club, Winnipeg; Rand Club,
JOhannesburg, S.A.
.. Has grea.t abiLity and long experience
as a,n enginee'r, and is known everywhere
as a man of most ull'C
-mpromising recti-
tude."-S. N.
Hodgins, Prank Egerton, lawyer.
2nd s. John George H., l.S.O., LL.D.
(q.v.); b. Toranto, Mch. 27, 1854; e.
U. C. ColI. and Trin. Univ. (B.C.L.,
1904); m., 1st, Sept., 1880, Anna (d.
June, 1896), 5th d. Oliver T. Macklem,
ChIppewa, Ont.; 2ndly, Oct., 1899,
BlaI1JClhe, e. d. Joas. Lookha,rtJ, Torontto;
HOMtNS.
barrister, 1879; K.C., 1902; success-
fully practises his prof, in Toronto a.
head of the firm of H., Helghingtan &
Bastedo; one of the leaders of the Onto
bar; Is a bencher, Law Soc. of U. C.;
legal agent for the Dam. Govt. at '1.'0-
ronoo, 1890-6; acted as counsel for
Onto Govt. on the License Investiga-
tion, 1907; for Major HOdgins (q.v.)
before a comte. 'Of the H. C. In refer-
ence to overclassification an the G. T.
Pacific Ry., May, 1908, and for A. C.
Boyce (q.v.) in the Bush Polls Voters'
Lists appeals, Oct., 1908; apptd. solr.
for Toronto Bd. of Educ., 1908; presdt.
Onto Bar Assn., 1908-9; is a dir. Crawn
Life Ins. Ca. and Musson Baok Co.;
author, .. The Life Insurance Contract
in OntarIo" (1902); a Con.; an Ang.;
a del. to Provl. and Genl. Synods; a
del. to the Genl. Canventlon of the Epls.
Ch., U. S., Richmond, Va., 1907; chaIr-
man, Ang. comte., Layman's Missy.
.Movement, 1908-9; Ch. extve. combe,
f.or a RevLsed Hy'mnal for Ang. Ch.,
1906.-" Cloynewood/' 9 Dale Ave., To-
ronto; Toronto .club; Albany Club;
Toronto Golf Club; Onto Jockey Club;
University Club, do.
Hodgins. Rev, Prederic Brinkley
(Ang,).
Y. s. Dr. J. G. H. (q.v.) ; b. Toronto,
uly 29, 1862; e. U. C. ColI., Toronto
ColI. lnst., Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1880),
and Wycliffe ColI. (grad. with honours,
1890) ; m., Nav., 1896, Edith
rtrude,
y. d. late Richard Bull, Hamilton, Onto ;
O. deacon, 1890; priest, 1891; became
asst. Eng. master and asst. chaplain,
Ridley ColI., St. Catharines, Ont., and
curate, St. George's Ch., Ottawa, 1893;
ed. 'Varsity, 1885-9; was apptd. ed.
Evangel. Churchman, Toronto, 1896;
was curate, All Saints', Toronto, and
later, hosp. .and jail chaplain, same
city; rectal', St. Thomas', Detroit,
Mich., 1897-1900; asst., St. John's, De-
troit. 1900-1; assoc. ed. Booklo'L'er'3
lIIag., Philadelphia, 1901-3; mango ed.
Church Standard, da., 1903-4; since
then has been rector, Ch, of the Atone-
ment, Morton, Pa, - The Rectory,
Frankl.in Ave., Morton, Pa.
"Able, fl"ank, learned and courteous."-
M. Gazette.
.. The wIt.tiest a.fte'r-dinner spe,ake<r Ot-
t.aw.a, ever possæsed."-O. Oitizen.
Hodgins. George Sherwood. mechan-
ical engineer.
S. Dr. J. G. H. (q. 'L'.); b. Toronto,
Dec. 29, 1858; e. Toronto Model Sch.,
U. C. ColI., and Toronto Univ.; m.,
ApI., 1890, Sarah, 2nd d. late Hon. C. S.
Patterson, judge Sup. Ct. of Can.;
trained to his prof. In the mech. dept. of
the C. P. Ry.; apptd., sUbsequently,
managing ed. Railwav and Locomotive
Engineering (N.Y.); Anrg.-565 West
139th St., New York; Railway Club, do.
.Hodgins. John George, author; Onto
public service.
E. S. late Wm. and. Frances (Doyle)
H., Dublin, Irel.; b. there, Aug. 12,
1821; e. U.C. Acad., Victoria Univ.,
Oobourg (M.A., 1856) and Toronto
Univ. (LL.B., 1860; LL.D., 1870) ; m.,
1st, Nov., 1849, Frances Rae-hel (d.
1883), e. d. Jas. Doyle, Cloyne, Co.
tlOOOINS-nODG&ON,
539
Cork, Irel.; 2ndly, 1889, He,len [.'or-
lescue (presdt., Aberdeen Assn.), y. d.
late John ScobIe, M.P. ; barrister, 1 S70 ;
ohief elk., Dept. of Educ., U.C., 184-1-6;
secy., Pro vI. Bd. of Educ., ant., 1846-
55; Depty. Supdt. of Educ., do., 1855-
76; Depty. l\Ilnr. of Educ., do., 1876-90;
librarian and historiographer of lhe
dept., 1890-1904; siñce then has b'
en
historiographer sole.ly; with Dr. Ma-
dhatt1e visited the U. S. .and \re:po.rted on
the subject of tech. schs. of science,
1871; hml. sooy., U. 'C. Bi'blloe Soc., for 30
yrs.; is V.-P. Toronto Humane Soc.;
presdt. Prisoners' Aid Soc. and: Irish
Flrot. Benevol.ent Soc.; one of Nl'
founders of the Royal Can. Humane
Soc. and is hon. secy. of that body;
took a prominent part in the forma-
tion of the Queen's Own Rifles ar.d
was a lieut. and capt. therein; hOI1.
secy. Intern. Congress of Educators,
New Orleans, La., and one of the educ.
jur.ors at the expn. held In that city.
1885; F.R.G.S., 1861; recd. the French
decoration of the Palm Leaf, 1879; a
corr. fellow of the Acad. of Sciences,
New Orleans; under Lord Lansdowne's
admn. was awarded the Confederation
med. in acknowledgment of his ser-
vices as a public offr. and a man of
I,e-totel's; decorated woitlh IÌIhe T. S. 0.,
1903; ed. U.. C. Journ. of Educ. for
30 Yl's.; 'one .of It'h!e !pioneers .In soh.
book .Iitera'tul'e In Can.; aut-ho'r:
.. Lovell's General Geography." .. First
Steps in General GeographY," .. School
History of Canada and of the <:>ther
British North American Provinp.f'!s,"
.. The Canadian School Speaker and
Reciter," .. School Manual," .. Lectures
on thE' S('hool Law," .. Sketches and
Anoodo.tes .of Queen V.tcto.J'lia," "The
Sohool House .and! dts .Archi.tecture,"
"T,he DocumenltlaI'Y History of Educa-
tion ,in U,pper Oanlad.a" (28 vols.), "The
Establishment of Schools and Colleges
of Ontario, 1792-1910" (3 vols.), "Life
and Work of the la.te Rev. Dr. Ryer-
son," "The Legislation and History of
Separate Schools In Upper Camula,',
"Hymns and Stories," .. Schoolro01n
Deooration," "Incidents of Interna-
tional Courtesy," and" Popular Educa-
tion in England, 1897-8"; is also the
aut'hor of many papeI1S on educt su'b-
jects; an Ang.; hon. lay secy., Synod
of the Diocese of Toronto, 30 yrs.-
92 Pembrolee St., Toronto.
.. His sørviæ-s w educatio
in Omt. can.
nl(}t be overestÏma.ted."-Dr. J. M. Harper
(q.v.).
.. One whose pain1>1:aking industry and
research have thrown much Ligbt 01l' t.he
hisoo'TY and work 00 the Can. Ohu'!"ch."-
11l. &; E.
" As a Wil"i.ter hd5 works a.re ch.a.racoorized
by wide ]e,arnlÏnlg, accuracy and clearness
and a luminl(}Usstyae that oomman
at-ten-
ti(}D'."-T. Globe.
"One who is elUline
tJly we}.! fitlted by
litell"ary ta.ste.s .and aptitude, as well as by
education, fo'!" the impor'tamt position he
nl(}w occupies. "-Educ. Journal.
.. Has done f,O'l" On<t.aTio, .as an educ.
hisoori'O
rapher, a greater se.rvice than any
oauntry in the wor,ld can bo,ast <rf."-Late
Geo. Murray.
Hodgins, Lloyd Clifford Arnott, ed u-
cationist.
S. Rev. J. W. H., rector, Chatham,
ant.; b. Thamesford, ant., June 8,
1882; e, Trin. Univ., 'l'oronto (B.A.,
1904), Toronto Unlv. (M.A., 1905),
and Harvard Unlv. (A.M., 1907);
unm.; now Eng. master. St. Paul's
Sch., Concord, N.H.; Ang.-St. Paul':s
Sch., Concord, N.H.
Hodgins, COl, William Egerton, Can.
I'ßgu
r mil. íOI1Ces; lawyer.
E. s. J. G. H., I.S.O., LL.D. (q.v.);
b. Toronto, Oct. 3, 1850; e. Hellmuth
Coil., London, ant., and Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., with honours, 1874; M.A.,
1875) ; m., 1st, June, 1880, the d. late
G. M. Clark, Q.C., formerly Co. Ct.
Judge, Cobourg, ant. (d.); 2ndly,
Eleanor Jaffrey (formerly presdt. Ot-
tawa Soldiers' Wives League), e. d.
late Hon. Sir W. J. Ritchie, Chief Jus-
tice of Can.; barrister, 1877; success-
fully practised his prof. in Toronto;
held a position as an expert in the
Dept. of Justice, Ottawa, 1883-1903;
while there compiled 2 vols. embodying
correspondence, reports of the Minr. of
Justice, and Orders in Council upon
the subject of Provl. Legislation, also
a work on Joint Stock Coso and the
Issue of Letters Patent in Can.; entd.
Royal Mil. Sch., Toronto, as a cadet,
1866, and after obtaining a 2nd class
cert. there was gazetted ensign in the
militia; subsequently joined the Univ.
Co., Queen's Own Rifles; Heut., 1877;
capt., 1!S81; transferred to Gov.-Genl.'s
Foot Gds., as aðJjt., 1883; bt.-major,
1889; major, 1890; It.-cot commdg.
lhe regt., 1ts94-9; R. 0., 1899; joined
permt. staff, 1902; offr. commdg. Ot-
tawa Brigade, 1902-3; D.O..c., M.D.
No.4, 1903-9; D.O.C., M.D., No.1,
1909-11; since then has been O.C.
1st Division; promoted col., 1909;
extra A.D.C. to bhe Marquis of
Lansdowne and Earl of Aberdeen,
Govs.-GenI.; apptd. hon. A.D.C. to late
Sir Alex. Campbell, Lt.-Gov. of ant.,
1888; was a memo of the councils ot
the Dom. and ant. Rifle Assns.; secy.
Dom. Rifle Assn., 1897-1903; holds a
1st class V. B. cert. in addition to his
other certs.; also holds long service
decoration; presented to the late King
Edw
rd (and dined with His Majesty),
Éucklngham Palace, 1904; an Ang.-
W olseley Ban'ac1es, London, Ont.; Lon-
don Club, do.; Rideau Club; Ottawa
Golf Club, Ottawa.
.. An energetic .and paInstaking officer."
-Oan. Mil. Gazette.
.. OM of the ablest o.ffice.rs i-n the Oan.
milit.ia."-Maj.-Genl. Lord Aylmer (q.v.).
Hodgson, Arthur Jacob, merchant.
B. Birkenhead, Eng., 1860; e. there;
m. Miss Williams; en td. service of firm
of H. Bros., founded by his father In
1856; came to Montreal, 1885; Is now
a memo of firm of H. Bros. & Rowson,
Ltd., eXp.<)1'!ters and comn. merchants;
is a life gov. Montreal Genl. Hosp.;
was a del., 5th Congress, Chambers of
Commerce of the EmJPire, 1903 ; presdt.
Montreal Bd. of Trade, 1903-4 ;
F.R.C.I., 1911; a Con.; a presb.-
5 Murray Ave., Westmount, Montreal;
Canada Club; Montreal Curling Club;
540
HODGSON-HOFFMANN.
Royal Montreal Golf Club; St. James's
Club; Westmount Golf Club; Manitou
Club, do.
Hodgson, Hon, Edward Jarvis, retired
judge.
S. late Danl. H., prothy. of the Sup.
Ct., P. E. 1.; b. Charlottetown, P.E.I.,
.July 29, 1840; e Centrol Acad. there;
LL.D. (hon.), Laval Univ., 1890;
D.C.L. (hon.), King's ColI. Unlv.,
Windsor, N.S., 1896; m., 1863, Margt.
Matilda .Jane (d. 1889), o. d'. late
Hon. .John Brecken; barriste.r, 1862;
K.C. (M. of Lorne), 1879; was one of
the leaders of the local bar; master
of the rolls and an asst. judge oC the
SUjp. oOt., P. E. I., 11891-1910; was
dhance,).J-or of King's 10011. UnJÌv., Wind-
sor, froOm 1896 utP fÌ10 the perIod IOf lhois
d!ea,tJh; an Ang. and a del. to ,bhe Synod.
-Hills borough House, Charlottetown,
P.E.I.
II In hi-s day a pQIitical power in P. E.
1."-0. Citizen.
(D. Charlottetown, Aug. 12, 1911.)
Hodgson, Henry Abraham, merchant.
Eng. origin; b. Higher Tranmere,
Birkenhead, Eng.; e. Liverpool Inst"
Mt. Pleasant; m., Nov., 1879, Miss
Mary Anne Stroud; came to Can.,
1874, since when has resided princi-
pally in Montreal; a memo of the firm
H. Bros. & Rowson, Ltd., Montreal
and Rowson, H. & Co., Ltd., London,
Eng., exporters and commission mer-
chants; a life govr. Montreal General
Hospibal, hon. treas. Montreal Western
Genl. Hosp., a dir. Westmount Muni-
cipal Assn., a counclIlor Montreal Bd.
of Trade; has been presdt. St. George's
Soc. and of the Montreal Produce Mer-
chants' Assn.; a promoter Sunlight
Gas Co.; a Bapt.; a Lib. and a memo
Montreal Reform Club.-48 Linton
Apartments, Sherbrooke St. W., Mont-
real; Canada Club; St. James's Club;
11Iont1'eal Cw'ling Club; Royal St.
LuwrenLe Yacht Club, do.
Hodgson, Jonathan, merchant; manu-
facturer.
S. late Thos. H., who emigrated to
Can., from Durham, Eng., 181g, sub-
sequently removed to the U. S., where
his business called him, but returning
to Can., 1835, settled at LacolIe, P.Q.,
where he successfully cultlv,ated a
farm from that date up to his demise,
1879; b. Clintonville, N.Y., ApI. 15,
1827; e. Lacolle; m., Mch., 1854,
Margt., d. late .John Cassels, Montreal;
commenced his business career at
Naplerville, P.Q., but removed to Mont-
real, 1850, entering the employ of the
late Wm. Moody, wholesale merchant,
wi th whom he remained for 7 yrs.;
then entd. into business, on his own
account, in p.artnership with .John
Foulds; on the retirement of the latter,
1870, became senior partner of the
firm, which was reorganized, 1879, by
the admIssion of other partners; it Is
now known as Hodgson, Sumner & Co. ;
Is a prominent memo of the Dry Goods
Assn., and has served as a del. to Ot-
tawa from that bOdy on several occa-
sIons to interview the Govt. on matters
afTectlng its Interests; one of the oldest
mems. of the Bd. of Trade; Is a dlr.
Merchants' Mfg. Co., Almonte Knitting
Co., Royal Victoria Life Ins. Co.,
Herald Publishing Co., Paton Mfg. Co.
and Alliance Assur. Co.; V.-P. Mer-
chants' Bank of Oan. ; ,also a dlr. Mont-
real Sailors' Inst.; his portrait was
painted by Harris (q.v.) for dirs. Mer-
clhants' Bank, 1907; harbour commr.,
Montreal, 1896-1904; a life gov. Mont-
real Genl. Hosp.; a Lib. ; a Presb., but
lends his aid to all religious and moral
movements looking to the welfare and
benefit of his :tellow-men; as a public
man, has always believed In a tariff
for revenue only; Is a firm believer in
the advantages of Brit. connection, and
is utterly opposed to annexation with
the U. S.-340 Peel St., Montreal; Re-
form Club; St. James's Club, do.
II Ha.s raJsed bim8e.1f by Lnd1l8itry, pell'lS6-
vel1ance, ability .and strict in,tegrity to a
foremo<st positio-n."-M. Herald.
Hodson, Frederick W" stock breeder,
journalist, land expert and com-
pany official.
S. of a successful breeder of Cots-
wold sheep; b. Tp. West Whitby, Ont.,
Oot., 1&56; e. ,pubJ.ic sOh. land WhitJby
CoIl. Inst.; m., .June, 1894, Hannah
Bennett Garland, y. d. late JUdge G.
A. Drew, Q.C.; asst. ed. Farmers'
Advocate (London, Ont.) , 1880-2 and
1887-94; founder Dom. Sheep Breeders'
and Dom. Swine Breeders' Assn., of
which he became secy.; also, of the
Can. Nat. Live Stock Assn., 1905;
supdt. Farmers' In.sts., Ont., 1895-1900;
live stock! commr., 1900; resigned,
1906; presented' wIth a service of plate,
in acklJlowledgment 00: 'the value and
success Off his pioneer work dn true
several offices held by him, 1899;
since then has been mangr. Land
Dept., Union Trust Co., Ltd.; widely
celebrated as a breeder and importer
of Ootswold sheep and as an importer
of Shropshlres; a Bapt.-l71 Ro:r;-
borough St. 1V. J Toronto.
"A g.rea.t org.an,iZJe.r-"-O. Free Press.
Hodson, William Harwell, phy.slclan.
S. Wm. and Alicia (Tate) H.;
father, Eng.; mother, Can.; b. An-
caster, Ont., 1848; e. Haml1ton ColI.
Inst.; m., .Jan., 1888, Miss Mary M.
Dyer; graduated M.D., Bellevue Hosp.
Med. ColI., N. Y., 1882; practises his
prof. at Buffalo, N.Y.; govt. pension
examr., 1893-6; med. examr., Incipi-
tant State Hosp. for Consumptives,
Ray Brook, N.Y.; marine med.
examr.; surg. Lockport,. N. Y., City
Hosp.; Rep.; Presb.-156 W. Hum-
boldt Parkway, Buffalo, N.Y.
Hoffmann, George Christian, chemist
and mineralogist.
B. London, Eng., .June 7, 1837; e.
Eng. and Germany; LL.D. (hon.),
Queen's Unlv., Kingston, 1895; studied
Royal Sch. of Mines, London, Eng.,
takIng, In addition to regular course,
a specIal course In assaying in
the metall. Laboratory; also at Royal
CoIl. of Chemls., London, Eng.,
where, having gone through the usual
cO'Urse and afterrwaI1d's workIng f.or
several yrs. as junior asst., subse-
quently held position of asst. in the
private laboratory of Prof. A. W.
Hofmann; was for several yrs. In
HOGARTH-HOLLAND.
charge of the chemical and techno-
logical laboratory attached to the Mel-
bourne Botanic Garden, under Baron
Sir Ferdinand yon Mueller; fellow of
the Inst. of Chemistry of Gt. Brit. and
I reI. , 1879; an hon. memo of the
Pharmac. Assn. of P. Q., 1885; memo
of the Mineral. Soc. of Gt. Brit. and
IreI.. 1888; one of the original fellows
of the Royal .soc. of Can., apptd. by
the Marquis of Lorne (now Duke of
Argyll); a gOY. St. Luke's Hosp., Ot-
ta.wa; author of numerous papers and
reports; .became a memo of the staff of
the G
ol. Survey of Can., Sept. 1, 1872;
retir
d, AlpI., 1907.--317 Cooper St., Ot-
tawa.
Hogarth, George Henry, education-
ist.
Eng. origin; b. Co. Durham, ant.,
1863; e. public sch.. BowmanvlIIe High
Sch.. and Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1885) ;
m., 1888, Miss Sallie L. Bowers, Kin-
cardine. ant.: high sch. teacher since
J3.n., 1886; asst. succe9Siv.el!y Strathroy
ColI. Inst., Kincardine High Sch.,
Stratford !ColI. Inst., and Whitby Coil.
In-st.; principal do. d.o. since 1900;
Meth.-Brock St., Whitby, Onto
Hogbln, Bev, George Henry (Ang.).
B. June 4, 1869: O. deacon and
pr,iest, 1894; since 1896 has been /prin-
cipal St. Dunstan's Ind. Industrial Sch.,
Qalgary; R. D., 1904; canon; appM.
oh3Jp
la.in ('With Ih.on. lM.nk .of capt.),
15:tJh Light HÜlrse, Aug., 1905: elooted
G. M. Grand LÜld!ge, A. F. and A.
Masons, .Allberta., 1908.-Banff, Alta.
Hogg, John L" educationist.
B. nr. Seaforth, ant., ApI. 17, 1871:
e. Seaforth ColI. Inst.. Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., 1899), and Harvard Univ.
(M.A., 190'2; P.h.D., 1904); M.A., ad
e1in., McMaster Un-iv.. 1907; m., July,
1900, Miss Amy T. iMC'Lean, Oroange-
viHe, Ont; 'oogan tmcll'l'ing I'ural soh.,
1890; OrnngevdLle High Seth., 1893-5;
Søaf.ortlh CoN. Ins't., 1900-01: In-stir.,
Harvaro Univ., 1905-6;
oeot. MocMastJer
Undv., 1906-8; !prof. phys,ics, d.o., 1908-
111; s.ince then !has be-en ;prof. 'Of
plhys.lcs, Sask. U.noiv.: aubh<Jr vo8Jl'ious
papers 'Published in the Proceed. o(
the Am. Acad.-Saskatoon, Sask.
HOlgate
Henry, civil engineer.
Eng. origin; 7th S. John and JanE'
(Browne) H.; b. Milton, ant., Sept.
14, 1863; e. Toronto:' m.. Sept.. 1888,
Miss Bessie Bell Headley, Milford,
Delaware; memo Can. Soc. C. E.,
1887 (contributed a paper to Its Trans.,
and was awarded the Gzowskl med.) ;
a memo firm Ross & H., consulting
engrs., Montreal: chief engr. N. &
N. W. Ry., 1884-92; engr. Central
Bridge Co., Royal Electric Co.. Mont-
real Park & Island Co., and West
India Electrl(' Co., up to 1900; re-
tained bv Federal and ProvI. Govts.
for special engineering enquiries and
reports: so retained re hydraulic lift
lock, Peterboro ; apptd. a royal
commr. to report on collapse of the
Quebec Bridge, Sept., 1907: of late
yrs. designed and built several largE'
hydraulic power plants for transmis-
sion of electric power; a memo 'Several
541
arbitration commns.: a councillor Can.
Soc. C. E.;' V.-P. Dom. Engineering
& Construction Co.; an occasional
contributor to tech. journals: author
of an eX'hausbive pa;per .on Nof'tJhoeast
Can. (1908): indo In pOlitics: a Chris-
tian, but non-sectarian: believes !n
Can. for Canadians, and for any
ot.her.s w(hl() 'WIJI become good citizen.s;
has lectUJl'ed .on .. Soon.e F1aots Reg"IaJrd-
illig 1\:Jhe UP'J}& St. Dawrence."-.U
Rosemount Ave., Westrnount, Mont-
real,. Engineers' Club, do.,. Engineers'
Club. Toronto.
Holgate, Thomas Franklin, educa-
tionist.
Eng. origin: s. late Thomas and
Eleanor (Wright) H.: mother U. E,
L. descent; b. Co. Hastings, Ont.,
ApI. 8, 1859; e. Albert Coll. (B.A.,
1884) and Victoria Univ. (M.A.,
1889): fellow Clark Univ., 1890-3;
Ph.D., 1893;. LL.D. (Univ. of Ill.),
1905; m., 1st, 1885, JuUa C. (d. 1887),
d. John Sharp, Ernestawn, ant.;
2ndly, 1890, Miss Georgina Angela
Burdette, Newburgh. ant.; math. mas-
ter, Albert CoIl., 1884-90; prof. math.,
N. W. Unlv.. since 1893: dean of the
Coil. of Lib. Arts, same institution,
since 1902; acting presdt. N. W. Univ.,
1904-6; socy. Intern. :Con.g. .of
a.fue-
mat:lcdanlS, Rome, 190'8; a memo Am.
Matlh. 'Soc. and De-utSC'he M.atematiker
Vereinig-1mg, &r.].jn; formerly a lieut.
151tlh Regt., v. ro. : 'hoesides beIng a oon-
Ij:.rib'lltor to. matlh. jl()urnl3Jls, i's a trolIllS-
lator of Reyes's .. Gromet'I"Y of P.osi-
Non" and author .of an elemen.ta-ry
geometry; a Lib., and a ßree traðler;
a Metlh.--617 Libranl St., Evanston,
Ill.; University Club, Chicago, Ill.;
University Club, Evanston.
Holland, Andrew, official reporter.
A bro. G. C. H. (q.v.); b. Ottawa,
Aug. 11, 1844; e. there; m., 1875,
Margt., d. late Jlas. Gibson, contractor
and builder, Ottawa; a parIty. and law
reporter; official reporter, with his bro.,
Geo. C. H., of the Senate of Can. and
of the Senate Divorce Comte. since
18ï6; also official reporters of the Dom.
Ed. of Trade (while In existence);
official reporters in the settlement of
the Intercolonial Ry. and WeIland
Canal construction contracts, and also
to the royal comn., apptd. 1880, to
enquire Into the engineering. con-
struction, and rout.e m IÌJhe C. P. Ry.
prior to its being handed over to the
C. P. Ry. Co.; was man gr. of .tJhe Ot-
tawa Citizen during the period that
he and his bro. owned and published
tlhat 'Pa.perr; as r
p'resenting HoUand
Bros., visited Australia (twice) and
S. Africa, In which countries he suc-
cessfullY introduced the Smith Pre-
mIer typewriter and! the Edison Kine-
toscope; while in Australia assisted
the late Mr. Jas. Huddart in securing
a contract and subsidy from Can. to
establish the Can.-Australlan steam-
ship lines between Sydney and Van-
couver, for which service he reed. the
thanks of the Ottawa Bd. of Trade
and the personal congratulations of
Sir Chas. Tupper (q.v.), Sir John
Thompson, and the Hon, A. R. Angers
542
HOLLAND-HOLMAN,
(q.v.) ; is the father of a project for
the conversion of the city of Ottawa
and a portion of the surrounding dlst.
Into a federal dist. In a manner simi-
lar to the Dlst. of Columbia, In the
adjoining republic; believes .. in fos-
tering the Industries of the country
by a tariff sufficiently high to protect
them against unfair competition, from
the scientific dumping practices of
older and better equipped foreign
rivals and the products of the cheap
labour of Europe, thus securing for
the artisans and labouring classes of
Can. continuous and well-remunerated
employment that will maintain a high-
er standard of living for the masses
than they could have If our home
market were protected by a tariff for
rev>enlUe only" ; 'bhe Go1oden Rule is his
rellgious 'beIief.-41 Vittoria St., Ot-
tawa; Canadian Club, do.
Holland, :Major Edward James, late
Can. v. m. force.
.S. And'rew (q.v.) and Mal'g1t. (Gib-
son) H.; b. Ot'bawa, F-e'b. 2, 1878; e.
Model Sch. and CoIl. Inst., Ottawa;
m., ApI., 1902, Dora Spencer, d. F, A.
Knapp, Prescott, ant.; served as a
private, 43rd Regt., 1 year, and in
Princess Louise Dragoon Gds. 2 yrs.;
went to S. A., as a private, Canadian
Mounted Rifles, Dec., 1899; made
sergt. machine gun sec., May, 1900;
served In S. A. during war to Dec.,
1900 (despatches; V. C.; QUf'en's med.,
with 5 clasps) ; returned to Can., .Jan.,
1901; V. C. conferred for conspicuous
bra very during the action at Komati
River, Nov. 7, 1900 (see London Ga-
R:ette, ApI. 19, 1901): gazetted lIeut.,
Princess Louise Dragoon Gds., ApI.,
1901: major, 13th Scottish Light Dra-
goons, May, 1904: major, Corps Re-
serve, May, 1906: an expert amateur
boxer, long distance cyclist, and all-
round athlete; a life memo Ott'lwa
Amateur Athletic Assn.-Cobalt, Ont.;
Haileybury, Onto
HoUand, Frederick :Montford, com-
.pany officia;I.
Eng. origin; s. late Wm. H. H.,
banker, and Eleanor Mary (Rudston)
H.; b. Kingston, ant., May 10, 1866;
e. IPulbHc and lhigih 'sohs., Osihawa,
Uxbridge, and Brampton, ant.; m.,
Selpl1:., 1900, Ma.bffi., 3rd d.
ßJte Geo. .A.
Masson, Oshawa; now and for some
yrs. geni. mangr. and Ia dir. Dom.
Permt. Loan Co.; also a dir. Trusts &
Guaran te.e Co. and Imp. Cotton Co.;
an A'Il'g.-29 Chicora Ave., Toronto;
Albany Club; Granite Club; Royal
Can. Yacht Club, do.
HoUand, George Clarke, official re-
porter.
Second s. Wm. Lewis H., merchant,
and Charlotte (Clarke) H., Ottawa;
b. Tp. Nepean, Co. Carleton, ant.,
Mch. 5, 1846; e. pubIfc and high schs.
there; m., Dec., 1874, Miss Aiison
Hilson Robinson, Toronto; commenced
newspaper career, as reportQr on Ot-
tawa Evening Post, 1866; subsequently
connected In same capacity with Ot-
tawa Citizen, Toronto Telegraph, Chi-
cago Times, Toronto Globe, St. Louis
Republfcan, Nashville Union and Am-
e1'ican, Washington Post, N. Y. Sun,
N. Y. Herald, and Brooklyn Eagle;
with his bro., Andrf'w H. (q.v. L was
joint owner and mango ed. Ottawa
Citizen, 1872-75; joined Hansard staff
(H. C.), 1875, and In 1877 he and hl9
bro. became official reporters of the
Senate of Can.: this position thf'y
8Ì'UI hold under the name and s.tyl.e ,o.f
Holland Bros.; has been official re-
porter of the Senate Divorce Comte.
for an extended period; wrote an Eng.
v.eroslon for Lav.allêe':s nM. m,elooy,
II a Canada," 1910; Introduced the
Smith Premier typewriter and Edison
phonograph and Kinetoscope Into Can.,
Au sbrall a, and: 'S. Aif.rioa: seI"V'ed In t'hoe
V. m., Fort Wellington, ant., 1866, dur-
In.g Fenian Raid (med.); represented
TorontiO Globe In E. T. and Northern
Vt. during Fenian Raid, 1870; Unlt.-
91 MacLaren St., Ottawa; Canadian
Club, do.
HOlland, Sir Thomas Henry, scientist.
S. .John H., Springfield, Man.; b.
Helston, Eng., Nov. 22, 18ß8: e.
Royal Sch. of Mines, London (Murchi-
son med.; nat. scholar.); latl'! Berke-
ley fellow, Owens Coli.. Manchester;
hon. associate Royal ColI. of Science,
London: m. Frances Maud. d. late
Chas. Chapm
n. Oudh: dir. Geo!. Sur-
Vf'!Y, Inoddla, ,1903-9; sin.ce then Ihas b.eeTl
prod'. of gpoo.l., ,ManlClh.eet.er Um
.;
pl'elsd't. Minin,g and Geo-l. Inst. of Ind'la,
1906-7; presdt. Asiatlic So-c, of BengaJ..
1909'; cllailrman 'trustees Indian
u-
s'oom 1905-9; tielUo.w .Oalcut.ta Umv.;
àean'of Facuility of Sci,ence, do., 1909;
presd,t. 01' Bd. of iStud'ies in Geol.
nd
Mineooll., do., 1905-9; 'Presdi. Inð
an
Mining and
logkal oCI ub and! Royal
001:1. of Selenee, Old IStUidtentts' ,Aß:sn.,
1910; F.G.IS.; K.C.I.E., 1908; iR!l hon.
memo Roya,lJ Oornwa,m Pol)'lÌiec>hllll'c Soc.
and iMining and Goolo.gieall Ins:t. of
India; F.R.S., 1904; author numerous
meß1JOlÏf1s on ge.oll,. and anbhrop.-The
University, Manchester, Eng.; Savage
Club, London, Eng.
HoUfnrake, Rev, Frederick William
(Meth.).
Eng. and Irish parentage; b. Mil-
ton ant., ApI. 20, 1866: e. Albert
Coli., Belleville and Victoria Univ., To-
ronto (B.A., 1894: B.D., 1899); m.,
1896 Miss Emma Mary Acheson,
God
rich, ant.: o. 1896; successively
pastor Barton St. Ch. and Zion Taber-
na.de, Hamilton, ant; now at 'Vind,sor,
Ont.- Windsor, Onto
Holman, Charles J., lawyer.
Eng. descent; S. late .John and Mary
(Webster) H.; b. Cobourg, ant., 1852;
e. local sch and Victoria Univ.
(B.A., 1872; DL:B., 1876; M.A., 1878) ;
LL D. (McMaster Univ.), 1909: m.,
June, 1893, Carrie (presdt. Wo
en's
Home and For. Missy. ConventIOn),
d. late Rev. W. M. Haigih, D.D., Chi-
cago, Il
.; barrister, 1876; a student
w.i1'h the la.te Ohlef Justice Armour and
18. stu.dlent I!LIlJd partner o,f ,the Ron.
Edw,ard Blake, KC. (q.v.); noW head
of ,the :loe-gal firm H., Dray;ton & Bissett.
Toronto; one of the leaders of the
ant. bar; K.C., 1899; counsel In many
HOLMES-HOLMESTED.
543
Important damage, commercial, and
f'lectlon cases; an active factor In the
founding of McMaster Univ., Toronto;
was træs. and dhalr:man of lfue ex1:'V
.
oomte. <Yf rtlhart: un1v. for 'Il11any yl'S.,
and has since its foundation been
elected to represent the Bapt. Conven-
tion of ant. and Que. In the Senate
and Bd. of Govs. of the unlv.: is also
an executor of the millIon-dollar fund
with which the late Senator McMas-
ter endowed the unlv.; elected presdt.
Bapt. Can v'eruNon (Onlt. an,ñ Que. ).
1910; an Ind. Llb.- Holmhurst;' 75
Lowther Ave., Toronto; Toronto Club,
do.
"AJlJ exceeding able y<mng man."-Hon.
E. Blake (q.v.).
Holmes, Bev, Alonzo Lee (:Meth.).
B. Derby Line, Vt., nr. Stanstead,
P.Q., 1846; e. Victoria Unlv.. Cobourg,
ant. (B.A., 1871; M.A., 1874); m.,
1873, Miss Mary W. Pierce. Boston,
Mass.; o. 1875; principal, Stan stead
Wesl. CoIl., 1874-85; removed to
Mass., 1885; pastor. Ind. Meth. Ch.,
Nahant, Mass., 1886-9; prof. oratory,
Boston Unlv., 1888-90; returned to
Can., 1891; sInce then has been
stationed In P.Q. ; was chairman
Stan stead dist., 1897; now and for
some yrs. rE'gr., treas. and a prof. In
Stanstf'ad Wesl. ColI.; Is also a sena-
tor :Montreal Wesl. Theol. CoIl.-
Stanstead, P.Q.
Holmes, The Bight Bev, George
(Ang.), bishop.
B. Westmoreland, Eng., 1861; e.
there and Ch. Missy. ColI., IsIlngton,
London; D.D. (St. John's CoIl., Win-
nipeg, 1905); o. deacon, 1887; priest
1888; had charge Lesser Slave Lake'
1887-1905; archdeacon of Athabaska'
1901-3; Bp. of Moosonee, 1903-9;
translated to Bishopric of Athabaska
1909; an unsuccf'ssful candidate for
archbIshopric of Rupert's Land, 1905;
a del. to the Pan-Ang. Congress, Lon-
d
n, Eng., 1908; presented to Late
Kmg and Queen. Buckingham Palace
do.-A thabaska Landing, Alta. '
II An excellent
dministrator
nd wen
worthy of his high office."-T. Globe.
Holmes, Col, Josiah Greenwood late
Can. regular mil. forces. '
IS. la.te Josiah H., a native of Grant-
ha.m, Lincolnshire, Eng.; b. St. Cath-
armes, ant., Nov. 10. 1845: e. Grant-
ham Acad.; m., 1870, Elizabeth, d.
Wm. Kew, Beamsv-ille, ant.; ensign
19bh Regt., Lincoln Mil., 1865; capt.
St. Catharlnes Garr. Arty., 1872;
gazetted to permanent force as IIeut
"A" Batty., .July, 1874; promoted
capt., 1882; bt.-mal, 1877; It.-col.,
1883; was apptd. actg. D.A.G., M.D.
No. 11 (Vi.ctoria, B.C.), 1883; D.O.C.,
M.D. No.1, 1898; D.O.C., M.D. No. II,
1901; whl1e at Victoria was com-
mandant Royal Sch. of Arty. estbd.
there; commanded the expdn. sent
against the Indians of the Skeen a
dl;:;t., 1888; .T. P. (B. C.); served on
NIagara Frontier during Fenian
Raids, 1866 and 1870 (med. with 2
clasps); gaIned 1st prize ofl'ered by
the Dom. ,fi-rty. Assn.. for the best
essay on The Organization, EquIp-
ment and Localization of Arty. for
the Dom. of Can..., 1878; retired Sept.
1, 1909; Ang.-Victoria, B.C.; Union
Club, do.
Holme., Hon, Simon Hugh, states-
man; N.S. public service.
S. late Hon. John and Christina
(Fraser) H.; b. East River, Pictou,
N.S., .Tuly 30, 1831; e. Pictou Acad.;
m., Dec., 1874, Isabella J., e. d. Jas.
Little, Haliburton Stream, N.S.; bar-
rister, 1864; In addition was ed. and
prop. Colonial Standard (Pictou) for
20 yrs.; K.C. (M. of Lorne) , 1880;
was V.-P. and one of the promoters
of the Midland Ry., N. S.; Premier of
N. S., 1878-82; has been prothy. and
elk. of the Crown, Co. Halifax, since
May 23, 1882; sat for PIctou (Local),
Con. Interest, 1878-82; a Presb.-
Halifax, N.S.
HOlme., William Henry, lawyer.
Fifth s. late .Toslah H., .T.P., Hart-
ley Place, St. Catharlnes, Ont., and
Nancy, e. d. late Thos. Hartley,
Keighley, Yorkshire, Eng. ; b. St.
Catharines, Dec. 15, 1855; e. St. Cath-
arlnes Grammar Sch.. Pickering- CoIl.,
Toronto Unlv., and Trln. Univ. (B.IC.L.,
1895); m., .Tune, 1883, Ida May, e. à.
q. .T. Wh1tney, Detroit, Mich.; bar-
rIster, 1895; elected a gov. King's
CoIl., Windsor, N.S., 1909; author:
"History of the Union .Tack: Its Vic-
tories, etc." (] 897) ; an extenslvf' con-
tributor to public press, especIally on
patriotic and matters of Imp. and Can.
concern; Inventor and patentee In U.
Kingdom and on 2 continents of cor-
ridor ry. carriage. now in gE'neral use
In Eng. and on European Continent;
served throughout Fenian Raid, 1870.
being only 14 yrs. of age (med. and
clasp) ; Ind. politically; "an advocate
of state-ownership of pUblic utilities
and of municipal ownership of tram
I1n-es, li-ghting, etc.; also of a Can. con-
tribution to cost and support of one
common navy for the efficient protec-
tion of the Brit. world, and of com-
mercial union of thf' wholE' Empire".
Ang._ u Bellevue," Truro, N.S. '
.. A man with few superiors physicallv
air JDe'n.taIly, with fine educa.tionral' adJrnn-
tages. full of strong and aO'O'ressive im.
perinI sentimpnt. The most :
ergetic and
untiring WOll"keT illl the propagatiOlIl o.f 1.he
true spirit of loyalty in its proper sense."
-G. W. Stuart (q.v.).
Holme.t
d, George Smith, ant. public
serVIce.
S. Arthur H., an Eng. sotr., and
Elizabeth H., d. Dr. .Tas. Smith. Hert-
fordshlre; b. London, Eng., Mch. 15.
1841; e. private schs.; m., Dec., 1873,
Edith Marla, y. d. late Rev. A. F. At-
kinson, D.D.. formerly rector of St.
Catharlnes, Ont.; came to Can., 1857 :
barrister, 1865; successfully practised
his prof., first at Napanee and subse-
qùently in Toronto; K.C., 1902; apptd.
referee In chambers, Ct. of Chancery,
ant., Dec. 16, 1872; regr. Ct. of Chan-
cery, referee of titles, and Inspr. of
titles, ApI. 1. 1876; on the passIng of
the ant. .Tudlcature Act, 1881. became
regr. of the Chancery Dlv. and re-
feree a.nd Inspr. ot titles, and also ac-
544
HOLT-HOOD.
count. of the Sup. Ct. of Judicature of
Ont., which offices he continues to
flll; In add.ïtion t'O numerous articles
In the Can. Law Journ. and Can.
Monthly, has published an annotated
ed. of the Chancery Orders of Jan..
1876; an annotated ed. of U The
MeCha'llIiocs' Lien A'Ot of Ont.... ulA !Man-
ual of Practice Under the Onto Judica-
ture Act." U An Index of Cases on the
Statutes," U An Index to the Con-
.soUdated MI\.mi-ciiP'al Act {)of Onlt.:' and,
together with 'rhos. Langton, K.C.,
(q.v.), an annotated ed. of U The Onto
Judicature Act and Rules"; apptd., In
1900, to revise and consolidate (under
the supervision of a committee of
judges) the Imp. Statutes in force In
Onto In 1897, by virtue of provl. legisla-
tion; this revision and consolidation
was completed In 1902, and Is con-
tained In the 3rd vol. of the Revised
Statutes of Ont., 1897; an Ang., and a
del. to the synods.-58 St. Alban st.,
Toronto.
Holt, Charle. lIIacpherson, lawyer.
S. late Hon. Chas. Gates H., Q.C.
Judge of the Sessions of the Peace.
Quebec, and Margt. (Macpherson)
H.: b. City of Quebec, Jan. 26.
1862; e. Bishop's CoIl. Sch., Lennox-
vllIe, P.Q., and Laval Univ. (LL.L.,
1882;. LL.D.. 1901); m., Nov., 1895,
Mabel G
rtrude (gov. new Mat
rnity
Hosp., Montreal), d. late Hon. M. H.
Cochrane, senator. Hillhurst. P.Q. ;
advocate. 1883; KC., 1903; success-
fully practises his prof. in Mon'treal.
where ,he is one of -t!he lead'eTs 'O.t
the ,bar; is a dlr. PI"Udentla1 Tll'Ust
Co.. RO}"a1 :md'Wla
d Inst.. Bishop's
0011. ,Sch.. .Montæal Genl. Hosp.,
Oharf:ty OI'ganizaUon -SOIC. and Tuber-
cuI. Lea.gue; a .promoter, Montrea.l
Typhoid EmeI'g'Ie11cy Hosp., 1910 ;
apptd. a R-oyal Commr. re Spread of
'l'ubercu1., 1909; a councillor Alliance
F?'ançaise, 1909; author: U A Treatise
on the Insurance Law of Canada"
(1898), and U Principles of Railway
Law" (1885); Is Ilquidator of the
Glasgow and LondJOn Ins. Co. and chief
gent of the Life Assn. of S('ot.; 8
Con.; opjp'osed: 10 t'he T>aft-Field1ng
r.edprocity -c.omopaC't, 1911; a Presb.-
f81 University St, Montreal; St.
James's Club; Royal 1Ilontreal Goll
Club; Montreal Hunt Club, do.
.. Ve'ry well known and highly regarded."
-Late. HOll. L. J. Forget.
Holt, Herbert Samuel, civil engineer;
capitalist.
Younger s. late Wm. Robt. Grattan
R.. King's Co.. Ire1.; b. Dublin, Irel.,
1856; e. local sehs.; camel to Can.,
1875; m., 1890, Jessie (a memo comte.
of mangt. Montreal Maternity Hosp.
and other institutions), e. d. late
An-drew Paton, manufacturer. Sher
bI"OOke, IP.Q.; studIed ciV1i1 engdng. In
I-re.l.; mem. lAm. Soc. C. ,E.. 188
;
A.IM. Oan. Soc. C. E., d'Ü.; 1M.
d'O.. do.; ff'O/ffi 1875 1'0 .1883 aated
oSUccessiv
l'Y as en gr. .for the JCroolt
Valley, Vliüt'oif'ia. ;Uake ,Simooe Junc-
'Ì'i'on. Onlt. & Quebec. and other ry.s.
In Onto
en,gr. and suopd't. of oon-
struction. Prairie and IMt. Divs.. C. P.
Ry., 1883-4; c
rrted out extenstve con-
tracts in Rocky Mts., P. Q. and Stat-e
of Maine for C. P. Ry.. 1884-9; built,
in partnership with Messrs. Ross, Mac-
kenzie and :M.ann (q.v.). the Reogina,
Qu' Aopopelle and Long Lake and the
Calgary and Edmonton Rys., aggre-
g.aotlßlg 550 miles, 1889
92; since t.hen
has devoted Ihis whole time to financial
and banking business; Is presdt. Mont-
real Light. Heat & Power C-o., Royal
Bank of Can., Montreal Trus-t Co.,
OoloonlioaJ iB100Jdhi:ng & Ptr,intinlg 00.,
KiaJrninds'Liquia POIWffi' 00., Monrt:rea.l
Gas Co., Oalgary Power CQ., and Imp.
Writing ,Mlalchinoe tOo.; V.-IP. Steel 00.
of Oan., .Am. Banikers' Assn., Pierm't.
Ins. Ag.e11CY, Dom. T'exti1e Coo., and
C
n. Baper 00.; dir. M'Onltreal: Oot'tQn
C'O., Soo'W'inlÏg1a.n Water & 'PlOwe.r 00..
Oan. Goo!. IDI.e'cotrIc 100., Car-l:ton HOItel
CQ., C. P. Ry. 100., OgiIvl.e Flour MHls
Co.,' Nat. Trust 00., Can. Car 00.. I.;on-
dlOn 8t. Ry. Co., Detl'o-it Ry.. TOledl()
Rys. & Lig'hIt 00., Sun Life .Assur. 00..
Imp. Life ASiSUr. Co.. and IMi01I1t-e;rey
Ry. & Li'g;hIt tOo,.; a counoCliHlor. 1M0nlÌ-
real A'l't .AJSSll'l.; a .ldd'e gov., M'ontre.a.l
Gen1- Ho.sp.; 'One of rthe IprinlCÍlP31 'Pro-
moilers of !the Ty1phoïd EmergenlCY
H'Ü
., MiOnttreal. 1910; a ;Pl'om'O'te-r,
Can. Land & In'V,est. Co., 189-1; Oan.
Const,ruc<tion 00., 1896; No
bh .Star
Mining 00.. 1899; E. N. Heney 00..
1904, anò Grand Fa.Hs CQ.. Ltd., 19'10;
was jpresd<t. Sovereign Bank of Can..
1902-4; alsl() formerly presdt. Monltreal
Park & Island Ry.; -rated as a miNI'On-
a.ire !by iMloßlÌi1'eal Star, 1911; an Ang. ;
a 001J'l.-291 St,anley St., Montreal;
St. James's Club.. Montreal Jockey
Club; Winter Club; Thistle Curling
Club; Mt. Royal Club; Royal 2\.font-
real Golf Club; Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht Club; Montreal Hunt Club;
Forest and Stream Club; Montreal
Racquet Club, do.; Toronto Club; York
Club, Toronto; Manitoba Club, Winn.i-
peg.
II One of the men who make Canadia
hum."-Late Sir G. A. Drummond.
., Essen,tiatly a se1f-oontainoo man
n-
J<JIWed with -an immense capacity
or hard
WOl'k, and is full 00 energy an,d applies-
iQn."-M. Herald.
Holt, Hi. Honour Philip, C'Ü. Ct.
judge.
S. late Wm. H.. Harbury. Yorkshire,
Eng.. and Marie (Culert) H.. Berlin.
Prussia; b. Harbury, Sept. 8, 1852;
e. Barrie Grammar Sch.; m., Aug'.,
1879, Rebecca. y. d. late Ven. Arch-
deacon Elwood. rector St. George's
Ch., Goderich: barrister, 1876; K.C..
1899; su.ooessfully .pracbised !his prof.
at Goderich; a partnf'r In business
with the late Lt.-Gov. M. C. Campron;
dJeoputy reev
6 YJl'8.; a co. cQlUncllflor,
6 yrs.; warden Co. Huron. 1901-2.;
apptd. Deputy '-Judge, Co. Huron. July
16. 1902; do. Junior Judge, do. do..
Dec. 10. 1902; ra Senator Western
UnIv.; an Ang.: Warden St. Gf'orgp's
Ch.; a del. to the Synod.-Goderich,
Ont.; National Club, Toronto.
Hood, Samuel Camel, merchant.
S. John H.. who came to Weymouth,
N.S., from Eng.; related to Admiral
Sir Saml. H.; b. Weymouth; e. there;
m., 1st, Miss Anne E. Powell (d.);
HOODLESS-HOPE,
545
2ndly, Miss Annie S. Guest; councillor;
Mayor Yarmouth, 3rd term; presdt.
N. S. municipalities; author letters on
juvenile reform; de
lres a new politi-
cal party In Can., free fr01I1. II graft-
ers"; Ang.-Seminary St., Yarmouth,
N.S.; }'Ierchant8' Club.
Hoodless, John, manufacturer.
S. of an early pioneer; b. and e
Hamilton, Ont.; m., Sept., 1881,
Adelaide S. (a lady who was founder
and presd t. of the Onto Normal Sch.
of Domestic Science and Art, and
presdt. of the Dom. Y. W. C. A
sn.;
d., universally regretted, Mch., 1910),
d. DavId Hunter, Co. Monaghan, lrel.;
presdt. the .T. H. Furniture Co., Ltd.
(founded by his father); R memo
Hamilton Bd. of Trade; formerly
chairman Hamilton Bd. of Educ.;
elected presdt. Greater Hamilton
Assn., 1909; a D.D.G.M., Grand Lodge
of Fr
masons; has declined nomina-
tion to the presidency of the Bd. of
Trade and to a seat in the Legislature;
a Con., and V.-P. Con. Club; Ang.-
<I Earl8court," Hamilton, Onto
Hooper, :Rev. Edward Bertram (An
.).
B. Ont., May 2, 1863; e. U. C. Coll.
and N. B. Unlv. (B.A., 1881; Alumni
orator, 1909); o. deacon, 1886; prle,st,
1887; curate, Andover, 1886; rector
Harcourt:, 1887-91; do., St. George's
Ch., Moncton, 1891-1906; sln
e then
has been rector St. Paul's Ch., St.
.Tohn, N.B. ; apptd. -ühapiain (wltJh hon.
rank of capt.), 6:md Regt., 1907;
el-ectro presdt. Dh. of Eng. lnst., St.
.John, 1909; re-electoo, 1910; do., 1911;
is also c'h:aplain St Georg
's Soc., St.
.JO'hn; a del. Sunday Sch. Convention,
Louisville, Ky., 1908.-St. Paul'8 Rec-
t01.y, St. John, N.B.
.. A clergJman oJ gre-at ability and one
of the .ablest preachers in the diocese. u -
St. John Telegraph.
Hooper, Major George :Robertson,
manufacturer.
2nd s. late Angus C. and Katherine
(Robertson) H.; b. Montreal, .July 3,
1862; e. Bishop's ColI. Sch., Lennox-
"llle, and R M. ColI. (grad., 1882);
m., ApI., 1894, Margt. Aitken, o. d. late
.Jahn Hope, Montreal; Is V.-P. Wm.
Dow & Co., brewers, and 2nd V.-P.
Nat. Breweries, Ltd.; V.-P., Soc. Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals, and
Montreal Parks and Playgrounds
A!"sn.; a dlr. Bishop's ColI. Sch.; one
of the principal promoters of the
Typhoid Emergency Hosp.. Montrpal,
1910; M. F. H., Montreal Hunt, 1896:
1 !!O
; presdt. Back Ri.ver Polo Club.
1906; a d-ir. Montrelæl .Tockey Olub, aOod
Montreal Canine Assn.; elected presdt.
R. M. ColI. Club, 1911; long In V. m.;
gazetted 2nd lIeut., 3rd Field Batty.,
1885; promoted lIeut., 1886; capt.,
1891: major, 1895; since 1906 has com-
manded the Ammunition Park, Mont-
real: holds 1st class cert., Royal Sch.
Arty.; Ang.-24 St. lflark St., lf10nt-
real; lJft. Royal Club: St. James's
Club: Royal Montreal Golf Club;
.}10ntreal Jockey Club; lJfontreal
Hunt Club; Back River Polo Club;
Fore8t and Stream Club; l.1ilitary
In1ltitnte; J\fontre(ll Racquet Club j
18
,st. George Snow8hoe Club; Winter
Club, do.; 8ttmme1' re8idence: St. An-
drew8, N.B.
Hooper, Samuel, designer and sculp
tor.
B. Devonshire, Eng.; e. there; m.,
1872, Miss .Jane Ferguson Simpson,
Ðdilnburgh, Scot.; stud'ierd architecture
with his uncle; came to Can.. 1869:
lived till 1880 at London, Ont., engd.
in stone carving and architecture:
since then at "nnnipeg, whf're he Is
presdt. H.'s Marble & Granite Co.:
designed volunteer monument, Winni-
peg, the Norquay memorial at St.
.John's, and thf' Seven Oaks memO'f'lal.
unvf'tled by Lady Selkirk; apptd.
provl. architect for Man., 1904: elect-
ed Y.-P. Royal Architectural Inst. of
Can.. 1909: a Frf'f'mason: an Ang.-
!'i!i l.Cain St., W(nn(peg.
(D. London, Ellg., Oct. 19, 1911.)
Hooper, William Leslie, educationist.
S. Rev. Wm. H. (Un Iv.) , And Anne
,Tane (Why tal) H.: b. Halifax. N.S.,
Aug. 2, 1855: e. public s('hs.. Mas
.:
(gmduatf'd Gloucester High Sch.,
1R72), And Tuft's ColI. (B.A., 1877:
M.A., 1878
Ph.D.. lRQ8): m.. 1879,
MIss Mary E. Heard, Waltham, Mass. :
Instr. math. and phys.
clences. "Rrom-
fif'ld Acad., Howard, Mass., 1878-80;
prlnclpal do., and sunilt. pUblic schs..
town of Howard. 1880-3: asst. prof.
ph
.f':ics. Tuft's ColI., with chargf' of
nf'wlv crea ted df'Dt. of etect. englng.,
188
-9;
Ince then prof. of elect.
f'nging-., do.: fOt" many vt"s. was a
illY". Somf'rvlI1e Elect. Light Co.: has
freQuently a('ted flS eynert or consult.
engr. for ('os. In the U. R and Can.:
f'lf'('tf'd ff'llow Am. Acad. Arts and
Sclen('es, Roston, If!86: a
udge elf'ct.
exhibits. Chicago World's Fair. 1893;
memo Intprn. Elect. Congress, St.
Louis, 1904: has wrlttf'n numerous
elect. flrtfc1ps. and nllhllsnpd an elect.
text-book.-Tuft's CoIl.. Mass.: sum-
mer residence: nr. Sherbrooke, P.Q.
Hope, :Robert Knight, Onto public ser-
vice.
Scottish origin: S. la te Chas. ,T. F.
H.; a Ooe-phew late Hon. Adam H
soenator; b. London. Onlt.: e. U. ë:
CoIl. ; m. d. late Hon. .Jas. Turner, Sf'n-
a tor, Hamtlton, Onto (d.): now and for
some yrs. regr., Co. Wentworth; a gov.
U. C. Col1.; a veteran In the Can.
('rlcket field; also well known In the
Rugby footbal1 fietd and on the local
golf lln1<s; nlayed again
t naft's Eng.
team, Dr. W. G. Grace's Eng. team,
and Fitzgerald and Shaw's Eng. teams;
formerly presdt. Hamilton Cricket
Club ,and thf' Hamiiton Club, and a
llf'l1t. In the ] 3th Regt. (retfred Dec.,
1R76).-Ilamilton, Ont.; Hamilton
Club, do.
Hope, William, artist.
Scottish origin: o. s. late .Tohn H.,
mer('ho.nt, Montreal; b. and e. there;
m., .Tan., 1897, Constance, e. d. Arthur
.Jarvis, Toronto; studied for his proto
In Paris; celebrated for his land.
scapes; A.RC.A., 1880; RC.A., 1902;
a councillor, do., 1906; awarded a
brQn7le med., l4ollt q lanl\. Purchase
54-6
HOP,EWELL-HOPK1NS.
Expn., 1904; Is a memo Montreal Art
Assn.; Ang.-99,f Dorche8ter St. W.
Montreal; Mt, Royal Club; Montt'eai
Jockey Club; Royal Montreal Golf
Club, do.; 8ummer re8idence: St. An-
drew8, N.B.
Hopewell, Charles, contractor.
S. Andrew and Mary Ann (H-eodley)
H.; b. South March, Co. Carleton. Ont.,
1864: e. public scl1. and Ottawa CoIl.
Inst.; m. ,Ann, d. DavJd McMurtry;
ald., 1900-7; oontroll1er, 1908; mayo.r
of Ottawa, 1908-11 (and as such re-
ceivoo The,lr Roy
J HIg'lmesses thE
Duke and Dudheoss of Connauglht, on
the.J.r arrival dn oOan.. 1911); elected
V.-P. for Ont., Un10n (If Oan. Munl o
olpal1Ues, 1909; do. :presdt. Onto .Munl-
dpa'l Assn., 1910; a MetJh.; a Free-
mason, a United Workman and a
F'orest-er; .Is also a memo Laymen's
Missy. Movemenl!:; a 00n.-258 Elgi'll
St., Ottawa; Canadian Club.
"A man w:ith .ideas."-O. Oitizen.
Hopkin, Rev, Robert (C'Ûng.).
Scottish origin; s. late James and
Janet (Lees) H.; b. Galston. Ayrshlre.
Scot., Oct. 22, 1862; came to Can. wIth
hIs parents, 1872; e. Can. Congo Coil..
and McGI11 Unlv.; m., Aug., 1890, Miss
Janet Maxwell, Hamilton, Ont.; o.
1895: has held pastoratps at Llstowel:
Ont., Bethlehem Ch., Westmount and
Kent, OhIo: since Oct. 1904, has been
pastor :Frañklin AVe. Congo Ch., Cleve-
land, Ohio; in Montreal was secy.
Lord's Day Allfance; secy.-treas. Prot.
Ministerial Assn., V.-P. Dntted Chari-
ties Organization. Westmount; presdt.
Montreal Congo Ministerial Assn. and
presdt. Montreal Single Tax Assn.;
dlstlng-ulshed as a lect., his repertoire
including" The Quests of Youth" and
"The Women of Yesterday and The
Women of To-day."-Cleveland, Ohio.
"An earnest and persuasive p.reacber.-
M. WitnelJlJ.
Hopkins, Arthur George, journalIst;
Dom. pulblic serv1ce,
Eng. origin: e. S. late Geo. H., supdt.
Foreign sec., Genl. Post-office, St. Mar-
tins-Ie-grand, London, Eng.. and Sarah
F. H., Y. d. Ald. Ja!'l. I. Fairall, Ryde,
I. W.; b. London. Eng.. Mch. 9, 1869;
e. St. Mark's ColI., Chelsea, Eng.: m.,
1st. Miss Nel1y M. Dewar (d. 19''UI);
2ndly, Aip.!., 1900, M.lss J{'an oS. Hab-
kirk, Neetpawa. Onl!:. (d. 1905) ; came I!: 0
Can.. 1885; Veterinarian (Toronto),
1891; doctor of Vet. Med., Iowa Rt
te
Call., 1899; B.S.A., Onot. AgrrIcu1. CoOIl.,
Guelph, Ont., 1898: do. do. Agricui.
Call., Ames, la., do.; asst. prof. AnImal
Husbandry, Agricul. CoIl., Wis. Unlv.,
1900-1; vpt. quarantine offr. for CAn.
In Gt. Brit., 1902; In charg-e Health
of Anlm<!Js Work. B.C.. 1903: Inspr
Live Stock Dlv. and Health of Animal!'
Branch, Dom. Dept. of Agrlcul., 1907;
author" Veterinary Elements." (2 eds.)
a handbook for farmers and ag-ricui.
students; was ed.-In-chlef Farmer8'
Advocate (Winnipeg), 1904-7; a presb.
-Winnipeg; Canadian Club
do.
Hopkins, Gerald Holmes, lAwyer.
S. late Ja8. Holmes and Elizabeth
H.; b. Arundel, Sussex, Eng., Jan. 10,
1857; e. there; m.. Jan., 1880, Mls
Rose Adam; barrister, 1879: K.C.,
1908; practises his prof. In Lindsay,
In partnership with his son. Fre<1k H.;
enjoys extensive practice; devotes con-
siderable attention to counsel work;
for 25 yrs. solicitor town of LIndsay:
also to Bank of Montreal, and to
many large commercIal corporations;
takes great Interest In all sorts of
manly sports, and I!': a wf'll-known
curler nnd golfer; Con.; Ang.; be-
lieves In N. P. and preferential trade
within the EmpIre; prominent In ch,
and party councils.-" Al"Undel Hou8e,"
L-fnd8ay, Onto
Hopkins, John Castell, editor and
author.
Eng. parentage; S. John C. and
PheLla Heude-hourck H.; b. Dyers-
vH1e, Iowa. U.S., A;pI. I, 1864; e. Bow-
manvlllp publIc and ht
h sehs.; m.,
Oct., 1906, Annie ReA.trlce 1'lary, d.
late J. J. Bonner. Toronto; for some
yrs. In service of the Imp. Bank;
tater was nsso. ed. Toronto Dail?1 Em-
pire; resigned to devote himself to
,JltbeTaJTY pursuits, 1893 : h
s con.tr.I'bl1toe-d
many articles to the We8tmln8ter Rev.,
A81atic Quartei"Zy, United Service Mag.,
Forum, Am. JOU1'naZ of Politir8, North
Am. Review, Can. Mag., National Re-
view, London Time8, New York Tri-
bune, Gla8gow Herald, Univer8it11
Mag., Economic Rev., mc.; his llterary
works are: "Toronto: An Historical
Sketch" (1893); .. Life and Wo.rk
of Sir John Thom;pson" (1895);
" Life .and W'Ork 'Of Mr. Gla.d-
st'Ûne" (1895); .. T.he ,sword of IS!l3.m ;
or, Annals .of Turl{1\!':'h Power" (1896):
" Queoen VIC'torla: Her Life and Reign"
(1896) ; "The Story .of -the Dom:ln.i<m ..
(1899); "History .of South Af.rlca"
(1900); .. The Progress of Canada ofn
the 19th OenrtuTY" (1900); and "LIf
of Elng Edward VII." (1910); ed.
.. Morang's Annual Re.g!ster of Can.
Affalfls" (1901); do. "Canada: An
Ency.DI.opæd:la 'Of the Country" (6
vols., 1897-1900); since 1902 has
wr!N.en "Th.p Cl3.n. Annual Rev. 01'
Public Affairs"; author of the fol-
lowing opan1ophlets : .. The Progress
of Imperial Federation." " Links
of Union between Australofa and
Canada... "Canada and the Em-
pIre," "A Study <Yf Brit. Connec-
tion," .. The Position 'Of Canada,"
.. The Inter-Colonial Conference," "The
AmerIcan Situation," .. Canl3.da under
the Que.en," "Review of Ca n. Litera-
ture and Journalism," "A Can. View
of the South African Question,"
.. Chronology of Can. History from
1867 tiO 1901," .. History of the Cana-
d'ian Club .Move<rn.ent," and .. The
Orlg1n and History of Empire Day":
contributor 'Ìo -Appleton's .. Annual
CYclopædla," .. Encyclopedia Amerl-
cana," and .. United Editors' Ency-
c.1opædla,"; F.S.S.; memo extve. comte.
Can. Soc. 'Of Authors. Onto Hlst.
Soc.. and Niagara Hlst. Soc.; was
ge<'y. Can. 'bran.c.h, Imp.. Federation
League and js memo extve. comte.,
Br.lt. Empire League; del. Congress
of Chambers of COIn.tIleroe of tlw!
HORN-HORWOOD.
54?'
Empire. London, Eng., -1896; was a
memo Toron to High Sch. Bd.; hon.
secy., SIr John Macdonald Memorial
Comte., Toron-to, 1893-4; 'Presdt. o.l bhe
Empire Club of Oanad
, 1910-11. and
one ol Its lounders in 1903; edited for
S yn. Its Annual V-olume ol Speeches;
a Con. and formerly presdt. Toronto
Y.oung Men's Con. Assn.; an Ang.-
8 Oakla?ld8 Ave., Toronto; Albany
Club; RoyaZ Canadian Yacht Club;
Empire Club, do.
Horn, David, Dom. public service.
B. Gla.s'gow, Scat., 1849; e. there and
in Can.; m., 1889, Miss Isabella Woods,
E. T.; for 15 yrs. engd. In the mill-
ing and contracting- business, assocI-
ated with Alex. Nairn, Winnipeg; ap-
ptd. chief grain Inspr. for Man., Sept.,
1888; do. do., for Can., Sept., 1899;
resigned, 1910; ha,s since been man gr.
of an elevator co., Port Arthur; was
presented with a sliver service on
leaving Winnipeg; a memo Royal
Comn. .on Grain In
ion. 1907; a.
Presb.-Port Arthur, Ont; Manitolìa
Club, Winnipeg.
.. Ranks am.ong the world's highest
authorities on everything pertaining to
grain."-M. Herald.
Horner, :Rev, Ralph Cecil (Holiness
Movement).
B. T-p. Clarendon, Co. Ponot1ac, P.Q.,
Dec. 22, 1854; e.. local sdhs., Renfrew
(Ont.) High Sch., and Nat. Seh. of
Elocution and Oratory, Philadelphia
(B.O., 1886); m., Nov., 1890, Ann,le
E.. d. Kenne1h .McDonald, FaH-owfield,
Ont.; entd. Meth. min,lstry, 1882; o.
(Me-th.), 1887; 'held s>eveTal .pastor-
ates; sus]}el1'ded from the Meth. Ch.
for ohooslng to do evang-eUsUc iTaJt'her
tlhan pastoral work, 1895; out of his
labours there 'bas sprun
up -a denom-
Inat10n known as the Holiness Move-
ment Dh.; this oh. !has confs. In Onl1:.,
M'an. and Mich.; it also maintains
missionaries In Africa and China;
s
t'he founder of the Holiness Movemen1
CoH., Ottawa, which was op
ned, Nov.,
1895; author o,f several tracts and
other 'Publloatlons.-77 Florence St.,
Ottawa.
Horning, LeWis Emerson, education-
ist.
U. E. L. descent; S. .Jas. at1d Eliza
(Macklem) H.; b. Norwich. Ont., ApI.
!. ] 858: e. Brantford CoHo Ynst.. Vic-
toria Unlv., Toronto (B.A., Prince
of Wales g'old mel1. and Rilvf'r med.
In phil., 1884), Unlv. of BresJau.
Untv. of Götttng-en (Ph.D.. 1891). and
Un Iv. of Lelpzlg; m., 1885, Beatrice
Li11lan (B.A., Victoria. 1895), d. Chas.
Nixon. U Woodview," St. George. Ont.:
taug-ht Peterboro' con. Inst., ] 884-6;
asst. prof. classics and mod. lang-s.,
Victoria Un Iv., ] 8R6-91: prof. German
and Old En g". , 1891-1905: since then
has been prof. Teutonic phl1ology; has
been an examr. In arts, Toronto Unlv.,
and one of the Central Bd. of Examrs..
Onto Dept. of Educ.; founded Nelles
8cholar., Toronto Unlv.; elected a sena-
tor, do., 1904; is hon. presdt. French
and German Club; one of the pro-
moters Northumberland Hlst. Soc.; his
literary contributions Include a Ger-
man composition for
chs. (1895), be-
sides numerous articles In the period-
Icals of the day, Including several on
Can. literature, the history and pro-
gress of which he has made a special
study; also In collaboration with L.
J. Burpee (q.v.), .. A Bibliography of
Can. Fiction to (1904); an advancell
Lib.; a Meth.-Victoria University,
Toronto; II COldblow," Cobourg, Oltt.
U Has a good reputation
n. oouoat.10'Il181
and literary circles."-Late Geo. Murray.
Horsey, Edwin E" company omclal.
S. late R. M. H., chief of police,
Klng-ston, Ont.; b. and e. there; m.
(wife d. ApI., 1907): formerly on the
press; apptd. gent mangr-. Onto and
Bay of Quinte Nav, Co., Feb., 1906.-
King8ton, Onto
Horsey, Rev, Herbert E. (Ang,).
A bro. of E. E. H. (q.v.); h. King-
ston. Ont.; e. Queen's Unlv. (B.A. A.nll
gold mf'l1. In math.. 1886; M.A.,
1887); B.D.
Montreal Dloc. The-ol.
co-n.), 1897; m., Aug., 1891, Laura W.,
d. Wm. Rees, Kingston, Ont.; electeð
prf'sdt. Montreal TheoJ. con. Assn.,
1902; formerly rector Abbotsford, P.Q. ;
now
tor St. Paul's Ch., Montreal.-
1729 Dufferin St., Montreal.
Horton, Albert, official reporter.
S. late Orin and Sarah H.; b. Wolfe
Island. Ont., Oct. 29, 1853; e. Kingston
and Toronto, Ont.; m., July, 1905, Miss
Margt. Graham, Musquodoboft, N.S.
(long connect('d with the press; a
memo and founder Can. Women's Press
Club): formerly a prominent Can.
journalist. but now and for many yrs.
a memo .. Hansard to staff (H. C.). Ot-
tawa: apptd. chlf'f of the II Hansard to
statT, Se-pt. 1, 1908: a dlr. Can. Peace
and ArbltraHon SOoC., 1907; a Unolot.,
and ;presd1.. of the Parish Bd., 011. of
Our Father, Ot 1 ta.wa.-!08 Clem ow Ave.,
Ottawa.
U Capable, inte1ligent and popu1ar."-
Late John Oharlton, M.P.
Horwood, Edgar Lewis, architect.
B. Eng-., 1868; f'. St. JohTJ's ColI..
Frome; tn. o. d. 113.t-e John MaYlbf'rry,
Preo..<:cott, Ont.; came to Can., 188:!:
studied for his -prof. N. Y. and Buftal'O;
has sU<'0f'ssfuJ.ly 'Practised dn Ott-awa
sin'C'e 1893; h
lld of firm H & Taylor;
d,eslgne-d Cerneg'ie Public Library, St.
Luke's Hosp.. and other Important anll
attractive edlficps In OttAwa; elected
presdt. Ottawa Chapter, Onto Assn. or
Architects, 1907-9; a gov. St. Luke's
Hasp.; g-azetted a 11 ('ut. , 43rd Regt.,
ApI.. 1906.---"05 Metcalfe St., Ottawa;
Rideau Club; Laurentian Club, do.
Horwood, Hon, Sir William H., chief
justice.
B.
t. In})n's. Nftd.. Nov. ñ. 1862;
e. prlncf.pal1y Bp. FleJ1id ColI.; m.
JuUa, d. Rf'v. G. Hutohlnson; bar-
rister, 1886; bencher Law SOoC.,
1891; K.C., 1895; elected
o Ntd.
"
!';('m
hr. 1 g!j4. 1 R'I7. pnll 1 '100: ('01.
Seocy., 18Q4-5; Extve. CouncILlor, 1894-
7 and 1900-2; Act.lng Atty.-Genl., 1897 ;
Mlnr. of Justice and Atty.-Genl. of
Nfd., 1900-2; del. from Govt. of Nfd.
to Ottawa Conf., to dlscUQ with mem.
548
HOSKIN-HOSSAOK.
bers of Can. Cabinet terms of pro-
posed union of the colony with Can.,
1895; acted as leader of the Govt.,
1901; Chief Justf.ce of Nfd, since
1902; admr. of the GOyt. on several
occasions since 1902; knightpd. 1904:
AJ1g.-13 Church Hill ß Bt. John'sß Nfd.
HOBJdn, John, lawyer.
S. RIchard H., HOlsworthy, Devon-
shire, Eng.; b. t'here, May, 1836: e.
London, Eng.; came to Can., 1854;
LL.D. (hon.), Toronto Unlv., 1899;
D.C.L. (do.), Trln. Unlv., 1904; m.,
1866, Mary Agnes (d. .July, 1910), o.
d. late Walter Mackenzie, barrister,
Castle Frank, Toronto; barrister, 1863 ;
K.C. (E. of Duft'erin), 1873; long suc-
cessfully practised his prof. In Toronto;
a partner for some time of the late
D'Alton McCarthy. Q.C., M.P., and the
lal1<e B. B. Osler, Q.C.; was -one of the
leaders of the chancery bar; for some
yrs. head of the firm of McCarthy,
Osler, H., & Harcourt; formerly a
benc'her, Law Soc. of U. C.; chairman,
Bd. of Trustees, Toronto Unlv" up to
1906; do., Bd. of Govs., do., 1906-10;
Guardian ad litum and Official Guar-
dian of Infants, Ont., 1874-1902; since
then has been advisory counsel to hig
successor, F. W. Harcourt, K.C. (q.v.) ;
Is a trustee, Toronto Genl. Hosp.; V.-P.
Can. Landed! & Nat. Invest. Co., Brit.
Am. Assur. Co., and Western Assur.
Co.; a dlr., Can. Bank of Commerce,
'l'oronto Genl. Trusts Corpn. (for many
yrs. presdt.), and Consumers' Gas Co. ;
his portrait painted by Harris (q.v.)
for the Bd. of Govs., Toronto Univ.,
1910; a memo Plymouth Brethren.-
Home Life Bldg., Toronto; "Arma-
dale," Tunbridge Wells, Eng.; Toronto
Club, T01'onto,' Grosvenor Club, Lon-
don, Eng.
HOBmer, CharleB Budolph, capitalist.
S. late Hiram Pratt and Mary
(Briggs) H.; b. Coteau Landing, P.Q.,
Nov. 12, 1851; e. there; m., 1878, Miss
Clara .Jane Bigelow, Monttreal; gained
business experience, In part, with the
G. T. Ry. Telegraph Co.; sUbsequently
joined the Dom. Tel. Co., of which he
became supdt.; later was preSdt. and
man gr. Can. Mutual Tel. Co.; apptd.
mangr. C. P. R'Y. !tel. systerr., 1886:
retired, to devote himself to other fields
of enodeaV'Our, 18.99; ,is iPresdlt. Ogilvie
Fl()'U,r MÆfils 00. I3.nd E. N. Heney 00.;
V.-'P. Commercial Crable Co. ; .a d:ir. C..
P. Ry., Bank of Montreal, Royal TruSlt
Co., Dom. Textile Co., Sun Life Assur.
Co., Carlton Hotel Co., C. Meredith &
Co., Laurentide Pulp Co., War Eagle
Mlnin,g Co., Edwardsburg Starch Co.,
Dom. Express Co., Centre Star Mining
Co., Acadia Coal Co.. Montreal Light,
Heat & Power Co., Laurentide Paper
Co., ConsolidJated Mining & Smelting
Co., Can. Sta.rch Co., Can. Paper Co.,
Kakabeka Power 00., Postal TelegI'aPh
Cable Co., HaUrfax & Bermudas Cable
Co., West Kootenay Power & Light Co.,
Direct West Ind'ia Cable Co., London
& Lancashire Life Ins. Co., Plllow-
Hersey Mfg. Co., and Colonial Bleach-
Ing & Printing Co.; a coundUor Mont-
real Art Assn. and Children's Aid Soc. ;
a gov. Montreal GenJ. Hosp., Western
Hosp.. Royal Victoria Hosp. and
Alexandra Hosp.; V.-P. Montreal
Tubercul. AssllI.; promoter Pacific Coal
Co., 1901, Electrical Flour Patents
Co., 1904, and Kamlnlstfqula Power
Co., 1905; rated as a millionaire by
Montreal Star, 1911; one of the 23
men who are, according to the Mont-
real Standard, at the basis of Can.
finance, 1909; presented to and was
the guest of the late King Edward,
1909; 'p.resent, by Invitation, at unvefl-
in-g of Memorial to Queen Victoria,
London, Eng., 1911; a Con.; a Proto
-SO! Drummond St., Montreal; Mt.
Royal Club; St. J ames'8 Club; M ont-
real Jockey Club; Winter Club; Royal
St. Lawrence Yacht Club; Forest and
Stream Club; Royal Monh'eal Golf
Club; Auto and Aero Club; Canadian
Club; JIontreal Club; Montreal Hunt
Club; St. George Snowshoe .Club, do.;
Rideau Club, Ottawa; Yorlc Club, 7'0-
ronto; 8ummer residences: Dorval,
P.Q., and St. Andrew8, N.B.
"Above aJil eLse, a w,orke-r."-Oa11..
Couril'1'.
"A good fell<ow in e.very sense."-La"
Lt.-Ool. .4.. .4.. Steven8on.
"One of the m()st poogre&sive men in
the C.an.a.di.a.n finanoia.l world."-M. Herald.
"Ever .a.leTt and faithful t'O his dut.ies;
has a wonderfu.l oapacity for work, &nd
neveT Ures of it."-M. Witne88.
.. Kee'll, fa
r-see'inog, acute, a.lld not to be
impo.sed upo.n, he trea.ts the world f,a.irl).,
and expects fa.i'r treatme.nt ill' re-turn."-
S. N.
HOBmer, Lt,-Col. Edward Arthur
ChriBtopher, farmer.
S. Rev. A. H. H. (Ang.) and Ellen
(Fagan) H., d. Genl. Fagan, C.B.;
grands. Admiral H., H.E.I.S. ; b.
Madeira, Aug. 5, 1853; e. private tutor;
m., 1883, Louise, sister Sir Hy. .Jufa.,
Speaker Ho. of Assembly, Cape Town;
gazetted 2nd Ueut., Royal West Kent
Regt., 1874; served through the Galeka
and Galka Wars, S. Africa, 1877-9
(wounded; mentioned In despatches;
med. with 2 clasps) ; the Basuto War,
1881 (med. with clasp) ; oame to Can.,
1885; settled at Virden, where he
farms extensively, and Is presdt. of the
Virden Agrlcul. Soc. and the Fanners'
Elevator Co.; also, a trustee Con-
solidated Virden Sch. and a memo of
the advls. bd. of the prov1. Agricul.
ColI.; was second In command of the
5th Can. Mounted Rifies in S.A., 1902;
la ter, was It.-col. oommò'g. tJhe 12th
Man. Dragoons, and was apptd. to thp
command of the 4th Cay. Brigade, M.D.
No. 10, Apt, 1909; holds the long-
service decoration: F.R.C.I., 1884 ;
elected V.-P. Can. Caval. Assn., 1910;
a Lib.-Oon., and .a SUIWOrter of Mr.
ChamberlaIn's policy; an Ang.-" The
Maples," Virden, Man.; Royal Colonial
In8t., London ß Eng.
HOBBack, Donald Calvin, lawyer.
S. late .Jas. and Barbara (Bethune)
H., former from Ross-shire, the latter
from Edllnburgh, Scot.; b. Tp. Hamilton,
CO'. Northumberland, Ont.. ApI. 20,
1862; e. VIClt.oria Univ. (B.A., 1883;
M.A., 1886; LL.B., 1888) and Knox
ColI., Toronto (grad., 1889): m. Miss
Lucinda Emily Ross; barrister, 1886;
. HOUGH-HOUSTON.
54!)
successfully p,ractised his prof. at Co-
bourg, anod subsequently In Toronto:
n'O'W In aotlve 'Practloe there: o.
(,PreSlb.), 1889: ;pastor, Om ngevme,
Ont., 1889-9.3: do. Parkdal'e 011., To-
ront(), 1893-9; pastor, Door Park Oh.,
Toronto, 1901-8; moderator, 1.'or<mto
Presby., 2 -teruns: d.ff"Hnoo call .00 1st
Oh., FrankÞin, \Pa., 1902, and 1st Oh.,
C'rupetown, 'S.A., 1903: ed. Ibhe P1.esb.
Rev. for some months; author: .. The
Gospel of -the Home" (1903); a Lib.;
unsucce
sfuHy contested N. 'roronto,
Se8Jt .. B" (Local), g. e. 1908; OIP-
posed .to the Taft-Flel.cHng rreclpr.oo!:ty
a;gl'oeemen t, 1911.-C1'own Life Blclg.,
?,
.rontD; Grace Terrace, Moore Pm.'e,
U Was a ,preacher of e!Xcepbion.aJ fOO'ce
and e'Loquence."-T. Globe.
Hough, Pranklin Arthur, lawyer.
E. and o. s. s. Hy. H., M.A., LL.D.,
Toronto, a former Can. journalist: b.
Cobourg, Ont.; e. there and Toronto
Unlv. (B.A., 1888): m., Oct., 1901,
Susie Lorne, o. d. late Jas. Turvllle,
Amherstburg, On t.; successfully prac-
tises his prof. at Amherstburg; mayor
of that town, 1907-8: Meth.-Amherst-
burg, Onto
Hough, John Stanley, lawyer.
A iSucoesg,ful memo ()f the Winnilþeg
bar: m., Moh., 1896, JuUa F1ra.nces d
late Jobn Ohaft'ey, NoewJooro', O
t.;
K.C. (E. of iA:berdeen), 1893; a òdr.
Home LI.fe Assn. of Can., and a Can.
dlr. Royal Exchange Assur. Corpn. ot
Lond()n, Eng.; Ang.-Winnipeg; Mani-
toba Club, do.
Houghton, Bev, ErneBt John (Ang.).
Parentag
, on father's side, Eng.;
on mother s, Eng. and French. b
Montreal, Dec. 4, 1853; e. In Eng.' and
McGill Unlv.: unm.: o. deacon, 1877;
prle
t, 1878; successively curate St.
Paul s, Upper Lachine, and St. Luke's,
Montreal; rector, LongueuH, P.Q.;
vicar St. Luke's, Gloucester, Eng. ;
vicar, Brookthorpe, do.; now rector
St. Stephen the Martyr, Bristol, Eng.;
formerly asst. diocesan missioner, Dlo.
Gloucester and Bristol' acting chap-
lain H. M.'s Foot Gds., WelUngton
Barracks, and 3rd Batt., Gloucester
Regt. ; diocesan representative for
Glastonbury Abbey; has done much
work for ex-soldiers, and Is V.-P.
Bristol Junior Veterans' Assn., under
presidency of Lord Roberts; an ac-
complished musician, violoncellist.
has successfully exhibited in water
colour socS. and exhns.; author of vari-
ous sermons, verses, and translations,
and of spvcral musical composltions.-
St.. Stephen's Rectory, 10 Charlotte St.,
Bnstol, Eng.
Houghton, MiB8 Margaret, artist.
D. late J. G. K. H., advocate, Mont-
real, þrev,lolliJly a Meut. H.oM.'s 171th
Regt., and Harriet, d, Rev. Joseph
Ab1:)ooH (Ang.), a. ntlec
of the late Hon.
Sir J. J. C. Abbott, Prime MinI'. of
Can.: b. 'Montreal, Sept. 23, 1865:
studied tor hoer 'PrOof. under Bougeree.u.
Fleury and others, Paris; has become
IJtrongly Imbued with the idea of the
IJ1IOdern impressionistic soh,; has won
much sucèess; exhibits occasionally In
Can.-Poste Resronte, Dol Le BrFtogne,
Ille-et- Vi lain e, France.
Houston, 1IIrB" retired vocaUst;
widow.
Augusta Louisa, y. d. late Hon. J. B.
Robinson, Q.C., M.P.; sister Sir J. B.
Robinson, Bart. (q.v.), and of Mrs,
Forsyth Grant (q.v.); b. and e. To-
ronto; m., Oct. 8, 1898, Stewart
Field Houston (d. Feb., 1910), barris-
ter, s. Ven. Arohdea
on H. (q.tI.);
amid her many social duties found
time to cultivate a very admirable
voice, which she had Inherited from
her mother; went to New York to
study under Signor Agramonte; a few
yrs. later, decided to undertake sing-
Ing professionally, and proceeded to
Paris, where she studied under Mad-
ame La Borde, and London, where she
completed her vocal training with Ran-
degger and Henschel; was associated
with Maud Valerie White, the eminent
woman composer, In a number of reci-
tals In London, and also made a num-
ber of appearances In London at St.
James' Hall, Queen's Hall, and other
places: was on tour with Plunkett
Greene, Ben Davies, Marie Brema, and
other notable artists; returning to
Can. in 1895, achieved great success In
Massey Hall In .. The Creation": In
1896-7, was a memo of Mme. Albanl's
(q.tI.) concert party on her tour of
Can. and the U. S.; In 1899 sang on
tour with Plunkett Greene In Can.; In
1899-1900 sang on behalf of the Dom.
Patriotic Fund of the South African
War, In a large number of cities, and
as a result of this series of entertain-
ments arranged by her husband some
$10,000 was obtained for patriotic pur-
poses: then retired from the concert
stage; Is deeply interested In the work
of the Soc. for Prevo of Cruel. to AnI-
mals, Is V.- P. of the Humane j3oc.,
Toronto, and has latterly delivered ad-
dresses In several cities on the sub-
ject; Ang.-5 Cluny Ave., Toronto;
Toronto Ladies' Club; Ladies' Empire
Club, London, Eng.
HouBtOn, The Very Beverend Stuart
(Ang.).
B. Tp. Ramsay, Co. Lanark, Ont.,
1834; e. Carleton Place High Sch. .and
Trin. Univ., Toronto (B.A., and genl.
prlzeman for genl. proficiency In div.
class, 1857: M.A. and prize essayist,
1863; D.C.L., 1908); m., 1865, d. late
Rev. R. Gregory Cox; o. deacon 'lnd
priest, 1859; mlssy., Art:hur, 1859-66;
Incumbent Grace Ch., Waterdown, 1
66-
78; since then, up to 1910, IhM been
rector Clifton (now Niagara Falls);
pastor emeritus, 1910; canon Christ Ch,
Cath., Hamilton, 1875; archdeacon of
Niagara, 1894: dean of Niagara, 1902;
takes a warm Interest In the prose-
cution of historical research, especially
In connection with the Niagara
frontier, and has been corr. secy.
Lundy's Lane Hlst. Soc.; a del. to the
Synods; a Con.-The Rectory, Niagara
Falls, Onto
"Alw.aye a' gentleman and a. man ol
h On()UT. "-001. Oruik8hank (q.v.).
ðöO
HOUSTON---<HOW ARl)..
Bouston, WiWam, journall.t.
S. Jas. H., a native of the Orkney
Islands, and, Janet (Young) H., a
native of Glasgow, Scot.; b. Lanark,
ant., Sept. 9, 1844; e. pUblic schs. and
Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1872; M.A.,
18;4); m., 1883, Jane Hood, y. d. Jas.
Ewing, Galston, Ayrshlre, Scot.; com-
menced newspaper career as a re-
porter for the Toronto Daily Globe,
becoming soon afterwards a leafier
writer on the same paper; subsequently
was suooessfvely on the eð. staff or
the St. .Tolhn Daily Telegraph and
the Toronto Liberal; was f'or a
time on the too.ching .staff .of one
of the high schs.; librarian, ant. Provl.
Library, 1883-92; dlr. of Teachers'
Inst.8., Ont., 1892-9; later was, up to
1904, pUblic sch. Inspr. for Manitoulin
and Algoma; lect. on Can. constltu-
Uonal hlst., Toronto Unlv., 1906; now,
and for some Ume, again -employed on
ed. staff, Toronto Globe; a senator, To-
ronto Univ.. 1882-1904; also a senator,
Knox Coil.; memo Bd. of Educ., To-
ronto, 1908-10; V.-P. Dickens' Fellow-
ship, Toronto, 1905; do. Toronto Suf-
frage Assn., 1908; memo advls. coonoi,l,
Toronto Presb. Ladles' CoIl., 1906; one
of the -commrs. apptd. to enquire Into
the workIng of 1.he municipal systems
of other countries, 1887; has held office
as presdt. of the Univ. of '1'oronto Pol.
Science Assn., the Orkney and Shet-
land Islanders' Soc., and the Sch. of
Pedag.; for several yrs. carried on
courses of lectures on historIcal sub-
jects In conneC'tlon with the Unlv. Ex-
tensIon movement; Is an hon. memo
Can. Press Assn.; author of various
papers contributed to 'Var8Uy, Ma8-
8ey'a Mag., and to the Proc. of the Can.
Inst., Young Men's Lib. Olub. and
Scottish Home Rule Assn.; contri-buted
.. Geo. Brown 8S I Remember Him"
for the SouvenIr No., Brantford Ex-
p08Uor, 1895; edited" Documents Illus-
tra tlve of the Can. ConsUtution "
(1891); has lectured on "Some Im-
perlal Problems," .. Primary Rea-ding
In Relation to Expressive ReadIng,"
.. The 80lence o.f Soc-l 01 ogy," " The
Evolution of Higher Education for
Women," "The Cul1.ure Use of Eng.
Literature," and "Territorial Insti-
tutional Ev'OlutIon I()f Can."; a T.1Ib.; a
Presb. -9 Howland Ave., Toronto;
Schoohnen'8 Club, do.
"Remarkablv able and well informed."-
Lord Aberdeen (q.v.).
"Few men in Canadi
n jOUJ:I'IJ-aliøm are
bette'r equipped. for the work of editorial
writing."-Dr. J. S. WiUiøon (q.".).
Bow, Thomas :p" banking profession.
Originally a Toronto boy; entd. ser-
vice of Bank of Toronto, 1877; was
mangr. of the bank at GananoQue,
Brockvllle and London, Ont.; mangr"
Montreal branch, 1894-1911: sln.ce then
has been genl. man gr. of the bank; a
d'ir. -Crown Trust 00.; m.-Toronto:
York Club, do.; Canada Club; St.
Jamea'8 Club, Montreal.
"A careful and conservative banker."-
M. Gazette.
Howard, Bev, ADen LesUe (Fresb.),
8. Stephen M. and Lavllla M. H.; b
Bond Head, Unt., 1873; e. Bradforèl,
Newmarket, Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1901;
M.A., 1903; Ph. D., 1908) and N.Y.
City; m., 1905, Grace Lillian, o. d. late
Nicholas Awrey, M.P.P,; graduated
Knox CoIL, Toronto, 190.:1; 0., do.;
past'Or Cayuga Presb. Coh., 1903-7 ;
pastor Kemptvflle and Oxford Mills,
Onlt., 1!}07-1Ð: pas1.ür P.eOO'ia, III., Ino-
11; since then pastor at Napanee,
On t.; for 2 yrs. a pUblic sch. teacher;
author some short poems; also "7,000
facts about Temperance" (1908); a
Lib.; believes that all social problems
are to be solved by the teaching of
Jesus.-Napanee, Onto
Howard, Major Donald Macdonald,
R.N W.!V1. Police.
Bro. Rev. .T. S. H. (q.v.); b. To-
ronto, Feb. 6, 1861: e. Trln. CoIl. Soh.,
Port Hope, and Trln. Unlv., Toronto
(B.A., 1881) ; m., ApI., 1895,. Mary, 3rd
d. .Tohn Thornton Bulloch, Kmgston-on-
Thames, Eng.; capt., 10th Grenadiers,
Toronto, 1887; served as a lfeut. In
tl1a t regt. during the N.- W. Re bemon,
1885 and was present at the engage-
ments at Fish Creek and the taking
of Batoche (med. and clasp); entd.
service R. N. \V. M. Police, as an
Inspr., Nov., 1890; for 2'n yrs. was
In charge of Herschel Island, the
most northerly customs port, post
office and judicial dlst. In the world;
served In the S. A. War, 1900-01, In
Lord Strathcona's Horse, as capt., and
later as major (med. and 4 clasps)
Ang.-AtJutba8ka Landing, Alta.
Howard :Brastus Edwin, lawyer.
S Re
. E. S. H. (Meth.); b. P. Q.;
e McGill Unlv. (B.A., with gold med.
Iit math. and physics, 1895; B.C.L.,
1
98); m., ApI., 1906, Evelyn Isobel,
d. S. S. Peverley; advocate. 1899; suc.
cessfully practises his prof. In Mont-
real as a memo of the firm of Mc-
Lennan, H. & Aylmer; eleded presdt.
Can. Club, Montreal, 1908; re-eloec1.ed
rep. fellow in law, McG.J\ol Uß'lv., 1911.
-.J8 Hampton Ct. Apa1.tment8
Mont-
7'eal' University Club; Canadian Club;
Bea
on8fìeld Golf Club; Canada Cl
b;
Club Lafontaine; Mont1'eal CurlmD
Club; We8tmount Golf Club
do.
Howard, Major John, N.S. public ser-
vice,
B. Halifax, N.S., .Tune 17, 1856; e.
In Eng. and on the Continent; on his
return engd. in commercial pursuits In
N.S.; joined staff High Commr. for
Can. in London, Dec., 1882: apptd.
Agent-Genl. for N. S. In London, 1891 :
now the senior Colonial representative
there in point of length of service;
formerly an offr. 66th Regt., Halifax;
subsequently of the Surrey Rifles;
apptd. major, King's Colonials (King
Edward's Horse), 1903; an experl
rIfle and revolver shot; won 81.
George's Challenge Cup, the Loder
Cup, and other prIzes, at Blsley ; a V.-P.
Colonial Club, London; present at
Royal reception at the opening of th
Imp. Inst., Lond'on, 1893; presented to
the la-te King Edward, 1902, and, 1<8 tel",
to the present rnonarcl1 of Eng.-Nova
Scotia Office, London, /!Jng.; Colonial
Club, do.
h An Imp(>rin}
"t of the k(>oen
M 1On.,..-
(Jnnodtl.
HOWARD--JIOWELL.
551
Howard, Rev, John Scott (Ang.).
S. late A. McL. and Wilhelmina
(Macdonald) H.; b. Toronto, Oct. 2U,
1856; e. U. C. Coli., Trin. Coll.
Cll.,
Port Hope and Trin. Uni v, (B.A.,
18
O; M.A., 1882): m.. June, l
!H,
Emma Louise, 3rd d. John Russell,
Toronto; o. deacon, 1882; priest, 1
83;
rector,
t. Matthew's, Toronto, 1
2-
1901; since then has been rector, New-
castle, Ont.-7'he Rectory, Newca8tle,
Ont,
Howard, Mrs, Mabel (see Harrison,
.Miss Mabel),
Howard, Hon, Mrs, Margaret Char-
lotte, married woman.
O. c. and heir 1st Lord Strathcona
and Mount Royal (q.v.): b. and e.
Can.; ro., Montreal, F1eb., 1888, Robert
.Tared Bliss Howard, M.D. (q.v.); a
new pa ten t of peerag-e was granted her
father with remainder to her, as his
only daughter, 1900; gave $ãO,OOO to
McGill Vnlv. for improvements to the
med. building, 1899; presented to
Queen Victoria, Windsor Castle, .Tuly,
1886, and agaIn, .Tune, ]8118, and to
their Majesties the late King and
the Queen M()t'her, Windsor Castle,
.Tune, 190
; presented, with Dr. H., to
King Ge-orge and Queen Mary, Bu.ck-
ingham Palace, .Tune, 1911, and was
pl'e.s.ent at the Corona.tion of their
MiajestIes; Ang.-S1 Queen Anne St.,
Cavendi8h Square W., London, Eng.
Howard, Rev, OBwald Wilfred (Ang.)
educationist.
2nd s. late Veo. and Sarah (WIll-
iams) H., Watford, Onto ; b. Co. MIddle-
sex, Ont., Aug. 6, 1869; e. Watford
Public Schs., Strathroy CoIl. Inst.,
Ont. Normal ColI., (diploma), Huron
Coli., London, Onto (Dean Boomer's
Scholar. for genl. proficiency) Toronto
Vniv. (B.A. with 1st class h
nours In
modern Eng. Lit., and Gov.-Genl.'s gold
med., 18'/6) and Montreal Dioc. Theo!.
Coli. (B.D., I!!OO); m., .Tune, 1901,
GeorgIna Lee, 4th d. late Rev. John
Gillespie, (Ang.) Toronto; o. deacon
1894; priest, 18:18; taught in Onto pub
lIc schs., 1887-9; classical and math.
master, Rothesay (N.B.) Ch, Schs.,
1891-3; principal, do., 1896-8; asst.
mlnr. St. George's Ch, Montreal (under
late Bp. CarmIchael), 1898-1901; since
then Prof. ot Apol. and Ch. History,
Montreal Diocesan Theo!. Coli.; de-
clined call as rector St. .Tames Ch.,
Stratford, Onto (as the successor to
Bp. Williams) Mch., 1905.-201 Univer-
øity St., Montreal.
"A skiHed aOO expe.rÍê-n.ced teacher."-
M. Witness.
"As a preacher has won a. high pLace
in the pubHe rega.rd."-M. Herald.
'
A man of high Ohri&tian cha.ract-er
and 8cl1ola.rly attainme<:nts."-.Dean Evan.!
(q.v.).
Howar<<:1, Bobert Jared BUBB, phy-
siCIan.
O. c. late Dr. R. P. H., Dean of the
Med. Faculty, McGill Vnlv., and his
ftrst wife>, Mary Frances, d. late .Tudge
Chf
man, HalIfax, N.S.; b. Montreal;
e. hIgh sch. there, McGill Univ. (B.A..
with 1st rank honours In Nat.
Science, 1879; M.D.,C.M., 1882) and
London, Berlin, Vienna and Lelpzig
Vnivs. ; m., Montreal, Feb., 1888,
l\Iargt. Charlotte (q.v.), o. c. Lord
and Lady Strathcona (q.v.) ; for 50me
yrs. associated with his father in the
ractice of his prof; also a teacher
",t practical am't., McGill Vniv.; a
fellow, RO}"3.1 MW.-ClllrurglOOJ1: Soc.;
presented, with ,his wife, to the late
KIng a.nd th
Queen Mother, Wind,sor
CastI
, .Tune, 1908; pres-ented to King
George and Queen Mary, Buckingham
Pal&ce, .Tune, 1911; 1'1.ng.-.'11 Qnee11
Anne St., Cavendish Square W., Lon-
don, Eng.; St. James'8 Club, Montreal.
Howard, Major Stuart, civil engIneer.
A bro. late Col. Walter H., H.M.'s
80th Regt.; Eng. origin; b. Ports-
mouth, Eng., Oct., 1849; e. Queens-
wood Coil., Hampshire, Eng. ; m.
Can. Soc. C. E., 1887; awarded
Gzowskl med., do. do., 1900; was
chief engr. during building St.
CatharInes water works; engd. on
other important enging. works, more
particularlY In connection with the
C. P. Ry.; has been depty. city sur-
veyor, Montreal, since 1900; long in
V. m. service; apptd. major No. 4
Co., Can. Engrs., Montreal, 1903.-16
Dorne Ave., Montreal; Engineer8' Club;
JIontreal Curling Club, do.
Howay, Hi. Honour Prederick Wil-
liam, Co. Ct. judge.
Apptd judge of the Co. Ct. ot West-
minster, Oct. 14, 1907; author, .. The
Work ot the Royal Engineers In B.C.,
1858-63" (1910).-New Westmin8ter,
B.C. ,
Howay, John, journalist.
S. E. .T. and Charlotte (Percival)
H.; b. Springfield, Ont., May 21, 1877;
e. there; m., 1st, Miss Luella .Tewett,
Florencevllle, N.B. (d.); 2ndly, Miss
Mabe>l Tuttle, Pugwash, N.S.; in news-
paper work in Edmonton, Alta., for
12 yrs.; most of the time on the
Bulletin; now and tor 6 yrs. ed. of that
paper; l'{'presellted Bulletin in Ottawa
Press Gallery, 1907-8; favours sanp
ImperIalism, lower tariff, restraIned
individualism; Meth.-529 Heiminck
St., Edmonton, Alta.
Howe, Jonas, manufacturer.
Irish parentage; e. s. late .Tohn and
.Tane (Draper) H., natives Co. Cork,
Irel.; b. St. .Tohn. N.B., 1840; e. there;
m., 1878, Jane Elizabeth, o. d. .Tohn
Parker, KIngston. N.B.; author ot
articles on historical subjects contrib-
uted to the publIcations of the N.B.
Hist. Soc., Stewart'8 Quarterly, N.B.
Mag., Acadien8i8, etc.; presdt. N.B.
Hist. Soc., 1901-3; now a councillor,
do.; an Imp. Federatlonlst; a Llb.-
Con.-1
9 Elliott Row, St. John, N.R.
Howell, George Alexander, manufac-
turer.
S. Rev. James and Margt. (Dougall)
H. ; b. Liverpool, N.S., May 24, 1861; e.
PublIc Schs., Granby, P.Q., and Cold-
springs, Ont.; m., .Tune, 1900, Miss
Lucy Knox, N.Y.; mango dlr. "Grip:'
Ltd., 1!J03-6; also, of "Grip" Printing
& PublIshing Co., Ltd.; remains a dIr.
and secy.-treas., do.; acquired a halt-
Interest Standard Paper Co., 1906;
552
HOWELL--HOWDEY.
elected presdt. Intern. Assñ. Photo En-
gravers, Detroit, 1906; has .also been
presdot. Toronto Ph-oro Engraving Go.,
V.-P. and treas. Central Onto Sch. of
Al't aood Design, .pr
\Sd t, Can. .club, To-
ronto, vice-comm.odore Am. Canoe
Assn. anod commodore T'Or.on to Can.o-e
Club; a free trader; a Lib. ; inclined to
be an AgnosNc.
Indian Rd., To-
T'onto; National Club, do.
Howen, Hon, Hector Mansfield. chief
justice.
S. Chas. H.; b. Tp. Thurlow, Co.
Hastings, Ont., Sept. 17, 1842; e. pub-
lic /Rnd high schs. and Albert ColI.,
BeIlevflIe, Ont.; m., 1875, Harriette,
(d. Dec., 1909), d. late E. G. Lally,
Barrie, Ont.; In early yrs. a sch.
teacher; barrister (Ont.), 1871; do.
(Man.), 1879; practised, originally,
with his uncle, the late. D' Alton Mc-
Carthy, Q.C., M.P.. afterwards at Ux-
bridge, Ont., a.nd Winnipeg; was one .of
the leaden; of the M.1.n. bar; presdt.
Man. Law Soc., 1904; K.C. (M. of
Lansdowne), 1884; a gov. St. John's
Ladies' SCh.; a dlr. Northern Bank:
presdt. Winnipeg Rowing Club; for-
merly a leading memo of the Winnipeg
Lib.-Con. Assn. and an unsuccessful
candidate for -the Legislature; joined
tthe Lib. party with his uncle, D'Alton
McCarthy, owing to the political split
over the Man. Sch. question; since July
23, 1906, 'has been chief justice of the
Ct. of Appeal, Man.; An g.- Winnipeg;
Manitoba Club, do.
., A man of strong convictions and In.
tense feelings in matters of public or n8-
tional impo,rt.
-M. Star.
Howell, Henry Spencer, litte1'ateur.
O. S. Danl. and Sarah (Spencer)
H.; b. GaLt, Ont., July 5, 1857; e. Galt
ColI. Inst. and Rockwood Acad.; m.,
1883, Fl'ancßs Annie (d. Dec., 1908),
d. late Chas. Dod, Queenscllft', Aus-
traHa; devotes his time princlpallv
to literary work and travel; has
twice made a circle of the globe
vlsJting on hIs way the Antipodean
Colonies, New Zealand, Samoa
Hawaiian IslandlS, India, CeYlon, thé
Mediterranean ports and famous
European cltIes; in addition to
various mag. articles and brochures,
Including among -the latter, " The
Keys of the B
tille of Par,is" (1887),
.. The Women of Canada" (1895),
"The Brltl
h Union Jack" (1897),
and "Rest In Pooce" (1904), Is the
author of a book of travels, "An
Island Paradise and RemIniscences
of Travel" (1892), which met with
a favourable reception from the
preISS, as well as of many beautiful
poems, printed for private clrculatl'On;
Is a memo of the Can. Inst., Toronto,
and of the Can. Club, Hamilton; also
secy. of the South Waterloo Lib.-Con.
Assn.; and presdt. of Galt Young
Men's Con. Assn.; recd. the Con.
nomination as a candidate for
Waterloo (H. C.), Jan., 1895, and In
the Legislature, 1897, but declined;
presd,t. Galt Hort. Soc., 1895-9; flrs,t
commodore Galt Canoe Club, 1886;
elected a fellow Royal Col. Inst., 1899;
has been .paymaster and hon. capt.
29th Regt.; started the discussion In
the press on the que.stion of a more
appropl'iate Can. flag, 1893; was genl.
secy. Old Boys' reunion of the Galt
C()IIl. lnst. (" Tass1e's "), 1903; Is the
poss-essor of a most Interesting col-
lection of historical curios; Ang.-
" Stoneyhu7"st," Galt, Onto
"An acute observer and an intelligent
critic of men, countries and institutions."
-Dr. John Reade (q.v.)
Howitt, Henry. lawyer; civic se.rvlce.
S. Chas. E. If.. .. Honwwood:'
Guelph, Ont.; grands. late Hy. H.,
Long Eaton Hall, Long Eaton, Derby-
shire, Eng.; b. Guelplh, Sept. 19, 1878;
barrister, 1908; 2nd asst. city solr.,
Toronto, May, 1909; promoted 1st
asst. do., Oct., do.; formerly capt. 1st
Brig., Field Arty., Guelph; now on
R. 0.; Ang.-7 Alcorn Ave., Toronto.
Howland, Goldwin William, physician.
S. late Wm. Holmes and Laura
Edith (Chipman) H.; grands. Hon. ::3ir
W. P. H., K.C.M.G., one of the II Fath-
ers of Confederation"; father was for
2 yrs. Mayor of Toronto; b. Toronto.
1875; e. old Grammar Sch., 'l'oronto
Univ. (B.A.. 1897), Lon<'lon, and Hf'r-
lin; m., 1906, Margt. Christian, O. d. W.
C
rrlngton. M.LC.E., London, Eng.;
raduated M.B. (Toronto lTniv.), 1900;
L.RC.P. and M.RC.S., Eng., 1902;
M.RC.P., Lond., 1903; regr. Netley
IIosp., London, Eng., 1902-3; do. To-
ronto Genl. Hosp., 1906; junior do. do..
1908; presented to the late King
Edward, 1905; a dir. Indus, Schs.
Assn., 1906; has contributed articles to
current med. journals; Ang. - 5SB
Spadina Ave., Toronto.
Howland, MiBB Jobyna (see StrInger,
Mrs. Arthur J.).
Howlett, James David, educationist.
A direct descendant on his mother's
side, of Lord Chas. Townshend; b. St.
George's, P.E.I., 1875; e. WatervUle,
Me., and Colgr.te Univ., N.Y. (B.A.,
1890; M.A., 1891); took Grout prize
for oratory, do.; principal Coburn
Classical Inst., 1902-3; sub-master
Quincy High Sch., 1903-4; head mas-
ter and prof. .of Latin and Eng. lit.,
Plymouth HIgh Sch., since 1905; Is
secy.-treas. Plymouth Co. Tea
hers'
Assn., and presdt. Plymouth Teachers'
Assn.; a memo Phi Beta Kappa Soc.
of Scholars; author several songs,
short poems, religious and Educl. ad-
dresses; an ardent advocate of closer
relations between Can. and the U. S.;
a Unit.--Plymouth, Mass.
"A splendid speaker."-T. News.
"An educational administrator of signal
abiJity and success. "-Truatees, Ooburn
Classical I nst.
Howley, JameB Patrick, Newfound-
Land ,public service. .
Irish origin; b. Mt. Cashel, St.
John's, Nfd., July 7, 1847; e. St.
Bonaventure's Coli. ; m. Miss Elizabeth
Jane Firth: has been long In the Nfd.
public service; asst. geol. surveyor,
] RI)7-R7; !"incf' then. chief of the dppt.
and dir. of the geol. survey; engd,
for over 40 yrs. in carrying out a
topograph., trlgonomet. survey of
HOWLEY-HUBBARD.
55;)
Nfd., studying out Its geol, features;
possesses a very minute and detailed
knowledge of the resources and cap-
abilities of the CDlony: electpd a memo
of the Mineral. Soc. of Gt. Brit.. 1879,
a fellow of the Geol. Soc. of London,
1883, and a memo of the North of
Eng. Inst. of Mining and Mech.
Engrs., 1896; author of II The Geology
of Newfoundland," for the use of
schools (1877), /find of various reports,
pamphlets, letters and .articles re-
lating to the colony; now (1910)
curator of the Colony's Court at the
Festival of Empire, Crystal Palace,
London, Bng.; R. C.-St. John'8, Nfd.
II A man ()f untiring zeal in the public
servioo."-H. E. Sir Cavendish Boyle.
Howley, The Most Rev, Michael
FranciB, archbIshop (R.C.).
S. Richard H., Glangoole, Co. Tip-
perary, Irel., later of St. John's, Nfd.;
b. St. Jo'hn',s, Nfd., Sept. 25, 1843;
e. St. Bonaventure's Coli. and the
Propaganda, Rome (D. D., 1868); O.
1868; secy. Archbp. Eyre, with whom
he returned from Glasgow to Rome,
in attendance at the vatican Coun-cil,
1869; returning to Nfd. with the lat.e
Mgr. Power, 1870, was apptd. prefect
apostol. St. George's West, 1885; con-
secrated bp, in St. John's and vicar
apostol. of St. George's, 1892; bp, of
St. John's, 1894; 1st archbp. of the
new Province of Nfd., Feb., 1904; be-
sides numerous contributions to the
mags., revs. and newspapers, Is the
author of an II Eccle.siastical History of
Newfoundland" (1888); a II Life of
Bishop MuIlock"; a paper on II :NEW-
foundland Name Lore," and a paper on
the Royal .o\Jrms, the 118.tter contributeð
to the Tran8. of the Royal Soc. of Gan.,
of which body His Grac
is a fellow,
and of which 'he has been presdt. of
Sec. II. ; has Quite recently restored his
catll., destroyed by fire some yrs. ago;
takes an active Interest In all that re-
lates to the welfare and advancement
of his native country, and It has been
frequently asserted that he favours
the entrance of Nfd. Into the Dom. of
Can.-The Palace, St. John'8, Nfd.
"
\ pre"n;t
()i le111 rn.j.ng and abilit)., and
highly esteemed by e,vel')"'OOle."-Late Rev.
nl'. Harvey.
.. His intellectual activity, his repute as
II. litterateur, his iD'fllH'IlOO in dipl()mnt,ic
circles, his learning IInd scholarship, doubt.
less all influenced the authorities of the
Vnti('nn and procured his advanCS!ment."-
St. John's TeleUl'am.
Hoyles, Newman Wright, lawyer.
S. late Hon. Sir Hugh Wm. R., Chid
JusNce of Nfd., and .Jean (Liddell) H.:
b. St. John's, Nlfd., 'Men, 14, 1844; e. U.
C. Coil., King's Coli. Univ., "Tindsor,
N.S., and '1'rin. ColI., Cambrid\g-e (B.A..
1867); LL.D. (hon.), Queen"s Unlv.,
!902; m., 1873, Georgina M., d. late
Lewis Moffatt, Toronto; barrister,
1872; K.C., 1889; a bencher, Law Soc..
Ont.; successfully practises his prof.
in Toronto: has been principal of the
Law Sch., Osgoode Hall, Toronto, since
Oct., 1894; Is presdt. of the Corpn. and
chairman of the Council of WYCllfl'E
ColI.; presdt. U. C. Bible Soc. and Can.
Biblp Soc.; V.-P. Brit. and ForeIgn
Bible Soc. and Toronto City Mission;
also presdt. Havergal CoIl.; special
lect. on the Jurisprudence of Canada
In the Sch. of .Jurisprudence and
Diplomacy, Columbian Unlv., Wash-
ington, D.C.; a senator, Toronto Univ.;
a del. to cent. celebration, Brit. and
Foreign Bible Soc., London, Eng.,
1904; an Ang. and a del. to the Synod;
presdt. Can. Ch. Missy. Soc.; V.-P. Ch,
Missy. Soc. of Eng; memo extve. comte,
Layman's Missy. l\1ovcmpnt; a i!f>1. to
Pan-Ang. Con'g
ss, London, 1908, aOO
Ang. Ch, Congress, Halifax, N.S., 1910;
author of numerous contributions to
legal journals; portrait by Grier (q.v.)
executed for Wyclifl'e ColI., 1906.-567
Huron St., Toronto.
.. A Bou'nd and able .1aw).er."-T. Globe.
.. A le1ading exponen.t of leg,al principles
and a.J.so thoroughly familiar with it.s prac-
tice."-T. World.
Huard, Bev, Victor AlphonBuB (R.C.),
author and journalist.
S. Laurent and Ursula (Terrien)
H.; b. Quebec, Feb. 28, 1853; e.
Quebec ::;emy. and Laval Univ.
(B.A., 1872; M.A., 1885); O. 1876;
successively prof. of rhetoric, pre-
fect of studies and superior Chicou-
timl SeIIl'Y.; curator of the museum,
Dept. of Public Inst., P. Q., since 1904;
also a memo Bd. of Marine BioI. Sta-
tion of Can.; ed. Oiseau-Mouche, 1893-
1901; ed. and propr. Le Naturali8te
Canadien since 1894; ed. La Semaine
Religieuse de Quebec since 1901; au-
thor_" L'Apõtre du Saguenay" (3rd ed.,
189:>); "Labrador et Anticosti..
(1897), "Trai1e Elêmerut. de Zool-ogie
et D'Hygiene" (1906), "Impressions
d'un Passant" (do.), .. Abrégé de Zoo-
logle" (1907), and, In collaboration
with Rev. H. Simard (q.v.). .. Manuel
des Sciences Usuelles" (do.) .-A rch-
bi8hop'8 Palace, Quebec.
"A benefactor of his race,"-Dr. John
Reade (q.v.).
Hubbard, Bev, George Henry (Cong.),
author.
S. Hy. and Lois Fuller (Carr) H.;
b. Barnston, P.Q., June 2, 1857; e.
Dartmouth Unlv. (B.A., 1880; M.A.,
1884); m., June, 1889, Miss Deborah
Bowditch Dean, Cambridge, Mass.;
studied div. Hartford Theol. Semy.;
graduated, 1884; o. do.; spent 2 yrs.
in home mission work and 2 yrl>. In
special study of social Que:;-tlons at
Harvard; pastor Trinitarian Ch., Nor-
ton, Mass., 1888-96; dl(). Congo Ch., En-
field, ,MaS's., 1896-1901; since 1901 pas-
tor Union Congo Ch., HaverhilI, Mass.:
author" The Why of Poverty" (1901),
.. Srlrltual Power at 'Vork" (19 1 )3),
.. Spiritual Coins and Counterfeits ..
(1904). "Teachings of Jesus in Para-
blp" (1907); a frpfluent contributor to
thE' m'"lg"s. and rpltgtous press.-Havcr-
hill, !flass.
Hubbard, Mrs, LeonidaB (see Ellis
Mrs. Mlna A.).
Hubbard, William p" Onto municipal
service.
S. late Moseley and Lavinia H.,
Toronto, natives of Vlrglnfoa, U.S.; b.
Toronto. 1848; e. Modp] Sch. there;
551
HUBBARD-HUESTIS.
long engd. In commercial life; ald.,
1894-1903; controller, 1904-7; acting
mayor, 1905: vice-chairman, 190!i-6;
presdt. Onto Municipal Assn., 1906-7;
an høn. dlr. Toronto Exbn. Bd.;
a Con.--660 Broadview Ave., Toronto,
.. Ready In debate, a close student of
civic problems, and an aeknowledged
authOTity ().n municipa1 matters." - T.
New8.
Hubbard, WilUa.m Woodbridge. New
Brunswick 'l>U'bllc service.
Descended on father's side from
U. E. L.'s, from Conn.; b. Burton,
N.B., Aug. 4, 1866: e. Sunbury Gram-
mar Sch. and Onto Agrlcul. ColI.,
Guelph, Ont.; m., 1893, Miss Anna L.
Gr
gory, Fredericton, N.B. ; secy.
N.B. Farmers' and Dairymen's Assn.:
first supdt. of Fanners' Insts. In the
Province; mango dlr. Dom. Intern.
Expn., St. John. 1902 and 1904; agri-
cuI. lect. at various times: ed. Mn-i-
time Farmer (
ussex. N.R. >, 1
Q5-
1901; do. Home8tead (HaUfax, N.S.),
1902; agrlcul. agent, C. P. Ry.. 1Q02:
sln-ce then has been offiefally connected
with the 10ca1 Dept. of Agrlcul.: an
Imperialist; believes that Can. should
be the central 'Portion of thf! future
Greater Brit.: an Ang.-St. John,
N.B.,. Burton Hill, Sunbury, N.B.,.
Union Club, St. John.
Hubbell, Major Ernest wnson, clvfI
engineer.
S. Dr. an<l Eliza (Wilson) H.; b.
Brockvfl1p. Ont., Nov. 5, 1862: p
Rnval MI1. ("011.. Kln/Z'!'itoT1: /Z'T'adu.ated
1881; m., June, 1886. Emilie A., (1, l::Ite
Geo. Ca-rl'eton Woof!, Ottawa; D.L.S.,
1884; engr. succes!"lvely Murray Canal.
Trent V.aI
ey Canal, and OalO'ps
Rapids: a Dom. Govt. surVf'vor for a
IPTH r thpTlprl pprfod: now fTl!'inr. of f'\l1r-
v.eys. Df'pt. of the Inte-rlor: elp<'teõ
prf'-sdt. Dom. Land Surv{'Y'ors' Assn.,
1907-8: /Z'azetJteð major, Can. En2"rs..
July, 1902: em;pollO'Y'ed .on rlv. mil. stafT
In æmrrnJ of Instruct'lon: served 1n
N. W. Rf'be-J,J1-on, 1885, fnd1
J(Jln
opf'Ta-
Uons against Orief
fg' Bear's band
(með.): Ang.-6.'J Russell Ave., Ot-
tawa; Elks Club, do.
HUdgell, Rev, Robert William (An
.).
Y. s. Joseph and Mary T-T.; b. LOT)-
rlon. F.ng., Apt 23, 185Q: e.
t.
n.pnre:f"!'i Paro('l1l"'1.1
('n.
ol1tllwark,
King-'s CoIl.. Lon<lon. ani! Ringo's ("nIl..
Wi n-dsor, N.S. (L.S.T.. 1887) : (). 1887;
Succf'
slvely rf'ctor
tf"WI::I('kf>. N.S.,
St. Jude',s,
t. John, N.B., St. Tllomas,
Mpthuen, IMHSS., curate Npmopnf'tt,
Rome-rset, Eng., reclor St. George's,
Maynari!, Mass., Calvary Ch., Dan-
v
rs, Mass.; at presf'nt curnte St.
Lpn'1::1 r il's. LeÍr'f>!'ter. En J7 .-St. Leon-
nrtf'lI Church. Leire.<:ter, Eng.
Hudgin, Harry Wbitfte1d, or
::ml"'t
R .A mos ::I nd Lvdla H.; b. Toronto
Oct. 16, 1881; Mus. Bac.: F.r.G.C.M.
(Lond_) : has been or/Z'anlst In spvpral
chs. : at present at St. Ppt{'r's, Toronto:
dfr. Brnmpton ColI. of MusIc: composer
of v::Irlous mu
lcal numbers; Ang.-
116 Shuter St., Toronto.
Hudson, Rufus Sawyer, bu",ln{'",q man.
R late JO!'lephus nnd Dldamln
(Church) H., Chelsea, P.Q.; En
. and
U. E. L. ancestry; b. Chelsea, Dec.
17, 1843; e. Ottawa Grammar Seh.
(silver med. >, U. C. Colt, (leading
prlzeman), and Toronto Unlv.; math.
master, Brock\"llle Grammar Sch.;
headmaster Lyn Sch.; mangr. Lyn
Tannery and Mills; Inepr. and after-
wards IiUpdt. Can. Permt. Loan & Sav-
Ings Co.; asst. gent mangr., and now
joInt g('nl. mangr. Can. Pf'rmt. Mo!"t-
g-age Corpora.tlon: elected presdt. Land
Mortgage Co.'s Assn., 1910; do. St.
George's Soc., Toronto, 1909-10; Is
V.-P. St. George's Soc., Toronto; m.,
1865, Marv H., d. Tho!'!. Yates, To-
ronto; a Bapt.; a Oon.: a Free and
Rioyal ATCh Miason.-Alexandra Palace,
Toronto; AlbanJI Club; Vktorfa Club;
Caledon Mountain Trout Club.
Hudson, Thomas Hales, Insurance ex-
pert.
S. Geo. R. H.: b. Londtm, Eng., Nov.
3, 1854: e. there; can1f' to Can.. 1875'
formerly O"1n. mangr. United Ffre Ins:
Co. of Manchester, Eng.; now Rnll
since 1895, secy. and mangr. Can.
Accident Assur. CO.-71 Tupper St.,
Jl,lont7'eal.
Huestis, :Miss Annie Campbell, poet
and story writer.
n. Martin B. H.; on fath{'r's sIde
of U. E. L. nncestry: on mother's,
rl('scf'nded from 2 Eng. families. tlle
t\
Ttons and C::Iters: b. Rnd P. Hali-
fax. N.R: first story W::lS pnhlfshf'd
in the WesleJm?t. at thp age of 9, nnd
first poem In the N. Y. Independpnt,
at the ag-e of 11: since thf'n. h(HI con-
trlbutf'd to Rt. Nicholas, A eta Vietori-
ana, the Wesle1fan. the Suburban. D<>n-
o/me's Mag., S. S. Time8 (Phllndel-
ohln), the N. Y. Independent, find
other mags. and nf'wspapers; Is al.3o
rppresf'nted by poems in Dr. Rand's
.. Trf'aslIry of Canadio'1n Verse," In
.. CanadIan
;Tl2"f'rs aT'd thf'fr
ongs,"
anõ In Dr. O'Hagan's (q. v.) volume on
.. Canadian \Vrlters": vi
ltf'd the U.S.,
ng-.. Scot., Hol1and, Bole:fllm aTld
France- as a press corrf>sponnpnt, 1905.
--5
Cobourg Rd., Halifax, N.S.
.. Not the least merit of her work is the
strong and original thought it embodie
.
Shp is much more than a singer or m
re
melodist: she is a true idea'ist and dreøm-
er, whoSE' ('onC'rete t'reations body fo.rth 1h
beautiful world of the souI."-Dr. O'Ha-
gan (q.v.).
Huestis, Arthur Edward. insurance
profession.
S. Rev. S. F. H., D.D., Hallfax, N.S.
(q.v.), and Louisa F. (Archibald) H.:
b. DIg-by, N.S., Oct. 18, 1865; e. pub-
liC' schs. and Hallfax Co. .Acad.: 01..
r.ay, 1891, Amy Douglas, d. Richard
Brown (q.v.), Toronto; log agent,
Imp. Guaranty and Accident Ins.
Co., Toronto; secy. Mendelssohn
Choir, at organIzatIon and for some
yrs., and then V.-P.; do. Can. Club.
Toronto, 8 yrs.; elected memo Public
Library Bd., Toronto, 1905: C'halrman
do. do., Library CounC'll, 1907-8: do.
clo. do., Building- and Flnan('f' Comtf'.:
.10. do. do., Publtc Library Rd., 1910-
11; Is also secy. Granite Bowling Rnd
C"urllng Club; as secy. of Canadian
Club was iluccessful In brlngln
to To-
HUESTIS-HUGHES.
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ront'Ü many promdnent public men to
..dd
eu >the club, Indud.ng the Arcih-
blf'hop of
fltprburv. Anòrew Car-
n<@gle, Lord Morl
y, Rt. Hon. .James
Bry
, Sir Wm. Osler, .J. Pierpont Mor-
an, the Lord BIshop of Lond-on, Eng.,
Dr. GrenfeU, RIder Hagga-rd, General
Booth; Booker T. Washington, .Jprornp
K. .Jerome and Forbes Robertson; a
LIb. and an active worker; a Mpth.-
5
lJomtleu St., Toronto: ()ntario Club;
Granite Club; Canadian Club, do.
Hue.tlll, Rev, Charlell Herbert (Meth-
odist).
S. Rpv. S. F. H.. D.D. (q.v.); b.
.Jacksonville, N.B., M::ty 2fi, 1863: e.
Mt. Allison Unlv. (B.A., 188!\; M.A..
18'16), and McGIH Unlv. (M.A., eref
emuf., 1906) : m., .JuJy, 1888. .Tessie B.,
d. Rpv. S. R. A('kman; entd. minis-
try, 1885: o. 1888; has hp1d pastor-
atps at Port Hood. Brldgpwatpr, Bpr-
m1Ula. W.I., Barrlng-ton. Rvdnev. flnd
F.l1monton: ('haplalfl R.M'.. For/"ps.
Bf'rmu, c10n 3 yrs.: J1If.er. bf>slc1ps be1ng
pastor M<'Dougat1 Ch.. Edmonton, was
l.pet. in phil, AJberta Coli., genl. sup.dt.
In1ern. S. S. Assn. for Albe-rta, and
dlr. Retlg10us Educ. Assn., d'Ü.: slnC'e
May, lQll. h'ls beoen flel-d se<,y. for
Alta. and B. C., Can. Lord's Day AIIi-
anf"e: elected presd.t. A'lberta Oonf.,
1 '109; a frequent contributor t'Ü the
press on ec1uc1., 'psy<,ho1. and Sunday
5('h. matte-rs; has aòd'ressed the Re-
lIgl'Üus Educ. Assn. 'Of Am. : as a M-eth.
Is strongly sympathetic with -the hlst.
method, and the evolutionary view of
thlflgs: a Lib.: favours govt. OWflpr-
ship of all great Intern. utIHtles:
the mnnlclpaJization of Jarger city
monopollps. -and pro"1. fll1tonornv In
Western Provlnces.-Red Deer, Alta.
.. l\n :lhl" ""11 instructive exposito-r."-
Edmonton Bulletin.
Huestlll, Rev, Stephen Fulton (Meth-
odist).
R. .JoF=hua and Rebecca H., Wat1ace,
N.S.: U. F.. L. dpf'C'pnt: h. WaHßC'e,
Mß
' 8, 1835 ; e. Mt. A1lI!'Ion Unlv. (D. D..
1'100): m., 1862, Louise, d. AJex.
Archlhald, Truro. N.S.; entd. minis-
try. 18á8; o. 1862; servpd In varIous
cIrcuIts In N. S. and N. B.
also occu-
plpd !'1uch offldpl positions as spcv. anl1
presdt. of Conf.: chairman of (lIsts.;
was book stpward of the M
r. Prov-
Incps, from 1880 up to his rpslgnatlon,
1908; òP1. Erl1mPfl. Conf., 'V
shiJ1
-
ton, 1891, and Toront'Ü, 1911; do.
Ecumoen. Missy. -Council. N.Y., 1900;
fI. memo Gen1. Bd. o! MlsslO't1s since
1874; Sf'CY. Gpn1. Conf., 1890-4: eleeted
V.-P. Can. BIble Soc., 1909; V.-P.
Moral and SlX'lal Reform C'Ounctl,
N.S., d'Ü.: 'Presdt. N. S. Bible Soc.
do.; also a memo oeomte. on Oh.
Union, 1906: has pUblished the We.9-
leWIn. a re1lJ?;lous wepkly, since ] 8RO ;
bplongR to a faml1y of Liberals, but Is
hlm!'1plf Ind.; a strong- supporter of the
Tpmp. canse. anl1 of clA'"!T'I I?:ovt.. po-
!ttlcal and otherwlse.-Halifaæ, N.S.
.. F.minently tactful, his outstanding
qU.ßYitil's have been always geniality and
kIndliness of he.art."-Re"'. D. Hemmeon
(q.",.).
Huggard, John Thompson, la.wyer,
R R. T. H., barrister. and Esther
(Mulvpv) H.: b. LI!'1towe1. Ont., .Jl1ne
13, 1867; e. Man. Unlv. (B. A" 1885:
M.A., LL.B., and Gov.-Genl.'!! merl..
1888): m. LlHlan, d. la'Ïe .John Ohal-
mers, Brooklyn, N.Y.: 'ba.rrlster, 1890;
a former partnop'r Mr. .Justice Prendoer-
g-ast (q.v.); toge1oher with M'r. JustIce
Mart.ln (q.v.), originated We8tern Law
Time8, Winnipeg; organized the East-
ern and Western Land Co., of which
he Is a dlr. and agent In WInnIpeg;
founded the largest German colony In
Am.; a dlr. Brlt.-Can. Trust Co., Leth-
brldgp. an<1 the Colonl
l Flrp Ins. Co.;
Ang.--."i!
Bannatyne St., Winnipeg.
Hughell, Arthur Jordan, Insurance
profession.
S. late Wm. S. H., Chelspa, and
Martha (Waters) H., St. MerwYR,
Cornwall, Eng.; b. Chelsea, Eng., Feb.
2:1. 18;0; e. St. Mark's ColI., and
KIng's CoH., London; unm.; came to
Can., 1890; secy. and actuary Crown
I.lfe Ins. Co., Toronto, from Its founda-
tion, 1900. up to his resignation, 1905
(prp'sented with a gold watch by the
office staff on Jeavlng); for some yrs.
a lieut. 9th Field Batty., Toronto (pre-
spnted with a
ilver 10vlnJ?; cup by his
bro. offrs. on his resignation, 1905):
since Dec., 1905, has been actuary and
secy. of the China Mutual Life Ins.
Co., Shanghai, China; a Unit.: memo
Brit. Empire and Navy Leagues; a
believer In and advocate of Imp. Fed-
ei'atlon.-Shanghai, China.
Hughell, Charle., Insurance profes-
sion.
B. and e. London, Eng.; bro. A. .J.
H. (q. v.); was for 4 yrs. actuary,
Conn. Ins. Dept.; previously In actuar-
Ial dept. of the Equitable Life; suc-
ceeded his hro. as artuary Crown Life
Ins. Co., Mch., 1906; Is also mango
dlr. of the Co.: an Assodate Actuarl.
Soc. of Am. ; a Unlt.-Toronto.
Hughell, HIli Honour :DavId John,
retired judge.
S. late Rev. David H., formerly head
master of a classIcal and math. sch. at
Klng-sbrldgp, Devon, Eng., and subse-
quently minr. Vlcarag-e St. Chapel,
Yeovll, Romprset. and ,ranI" (Morrish)
H.; b. Klngsbr:ldge, May 7, 1820; e.
prIvate tuition and London Dlst. Gram-
mar Sch., Ont.; m., Dec., 1843, Sarah,
e.. d. late Richard Richardson, cashier,
Bank of U. C.. London, Ont.: barrister,
1842; successful1y practised his prof.,
fllrst at Woodstock and subsequently
at London, Ont.; apptd. .Judge of the
Cü. Ct. of Elgin, Ont., Sept. 29, 1853;
retired, 1903, lYu1. .preslded OV'eT 'tthe Ct.
at the request of the present .Judge,
1910; was for some yrs. V.-P. local
branch of St. J.ohn's Ambulance Assn.;
a Presb.-St. Thoma8, Onto
"A well trained lawyer, thoroughly ve.rsed
and equipped for his judicial work;
though of a. kindly nature., was a terror
to evildoers."-T. Globe,
Hughes, Hon, George Edward, mer-
chant; legislator.
Eng. descent; II. Fredk. W. R; b.
Charlottetown, P.E.I., ApI. 6, 1854;
e. PrInce of Wales ColI., and 8t.
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Dunstan's 0011. there; m., Jan., 1879,
Miss Anna G. BOYle; a memo City
Council 8 yrs.; presdt. Marltlme Bd.
of Trade; do. P. E. I. Development
& Tourist Assn.; sat In Local Legis-
lature, 1900-08; was also a memo of
'11h:e Exltw. COli'nclil, wHlhoout opol"tfoldo;
a memo Inter.prov.Oont., Quebec, 1906;
returned for Charlottetown (H. C.) ,
g. e. 1908.-165 EU8ton St., Charlotte-
town, P.E.I.
Hughell, Hon, Jamell A.nthon7, mer-
chant.
S. Ja.s. W. and El.]len (McNulrty) H.;
b. Oorunna, Ont., Feb. 27, 1861; e.
tlhel'e; m., Dec., .1885, iMliss Bene Vin-
son, OeTedo, W. Via.; a lJumbe'r mer-
cl1Jant; a Refp.; sat in Va. Legisl1at'uI'ie,
1887-19(}1 ; since rthen has been i.n 00't1-
gross.--.Huntfngdon, W. Va.
II One of the Repub1ican. stalwarts."-T.
Globe.
Hughell, Jamell Laughlin, education-
ist.
Huguenot descent: s. late John H
a natllve of Tyrone, Ire!., and Carollnë
(Laughlin) H.; a bro. Co!. Saml H
M.P., and Lt.-'Ool. John H. (q.v.): b:
nr. Bowmanvl1le, Ont.. Feb. 20, 1846'
e. public schs. and Toronto NormaÍ
Sch.: m., 1st., Dec., 1870, Milss AnnIe
Agnes Sutherland, Toronto (d.) .
2ndly, Dec., 1885, Miss Ada A. Mar:
eau (trained as a kindergarten teacher
by Mad. Kraus-BoeIte, N.Y., and be-
came celebrated as an instr. In Toronto
and St. John, N.B.; ed. "Bouquet of
Kindergarten and Primary Songs;'
1900; known also on the lecture pla.t-
1Iorm as an acC'offi'J)lIshedi speaker;
,presdt., women's 'branch, Blrklbeck
Loan & Savings Co., 1894: a del. to
Am. Nat. Household Econ. Assn.,
1901; presdt. Intern. Kindergartell
Union, 1906; do. Can. Household Econ.
,Assn., 1904 ; now hon. preS'dt., do. ; V.-P.,
Toronto Local Council of Women, 1907 ;
2nd V.-P., Nat. Suffrage Assn., 1908) :
In early yrs. a public sch. teacher; asst.,
Toronto Model Sch., 1867-71; principal,
do., 1871-4; Inapr. of public schs., To-
ronto, 1874-1902; since then has been
chief Inspr. of public sohs., do.; apptd.
hon. It.-col. PubUc Scl1. Cadet BaUn
Toronto, 1901: a mem, Cen1ral Comt.ë:
of Examrs., 1877-82; a special C'Ommr.
to Investigate the frauds In teachers'
examns., 1877: sent by Onto GOyt. t(
report on kindergarten system In St.
wUls, Mo., 1883; chairman, World's
Congress of Elementary Educ., 1893;
has been preedt. Chautauqua Lit. and
Sclentlflc Circle In Can.; Is presdt.,
Durham Old Boys' Assn. and Toronto
Suffrage Assn.; V.-P., Home Life
Assn., Schoolmen's Club and Dickens
Fel1O'WsMp, Toronto; a dlr. Toronto
Humane Soc" 1905; Becy., Bd. 'Of
Trustees, Toronto Free Hosp. for Con-
sumptives, 1906; treas., Can. Amateur
,Athletic Union" 1908; diD., Toronto
Playgrounds Assn.; formerly presdt..
Central Art League, Irish Proto Benev.
Soc., Toronto S.S. Assn., Toronto Pub-
He Sch. AthLetic Assn., and Toronto
Lacrosse Olub; was also secy. Cau.
S.S. Assn. and of Nat. Lacrosse
Union; elected a I1lr. Dom. EduC'. .\!"sn ,
1895; wa.s chairman, extve. comte,
HUGHES.
Intern. Educ. Aesn. and Intern. Ep-
worth League; Paet Grand Master
Ûrangemen of Onto West; represented
that body at Orange Triennial Council,
London, Eng., 1894; a Freemason;
apptd. supervisor of practice teaohlng
and Instr. in kindergarten principles.
'Doronto Unlv., 1908; a del. Federal
Conf. on Educ., London, Eng., 1907;
author: "A Humorous Reciter ..
(1874); "A Prohibition Reciter"
(do.) ; II Mistakes In Teaching ..
(1876); .. How to Secure and Retain
Attentdon" (1878); "Topical History
of Can." (1881); "Topical History of
Eng." (1882) ; II The Practical
Spel.ler" (1883): .. Equal Suffrage"
(1895): .. Froebel's Educational Laws
for all Teachers" (1897); and II Dick-
ens as an Educator" (1901); ed.
.. Gage's Can. Readers" (1884): ha'J
lectured very widely through the U.S.
on e.duc. Questions: Meth.: a Con.;
unsuccessfuHy oontested Peel (Local),
g. e. 1890; formerly a memo of the
council, Imp. Federation League; a
strong opponent of the demands of
political Romarulsm, and was one or
the organizers of the Equal Rights
Assn.; likewise favours prohlbltlon.-
.f7 Dundonald St., Toronto.
u Obse(l'V.ant, f,aT-sighted, ambiti()l\l8 and
energetic."-M. &; E.
.. Easily at the f'ron.t 8JD.O'ng Am. school
men....-New Eng. a11d Nat. Journal of
EcLucation.
II A gerut1em.a.n of fine a.nd distinguished
preeen.ce, a.nd has the musical vo+i.oe tbat
is so fRHing a factoor in .8 speaker's 8UC'
cess." -Richmond (Va.) TimelJ.
Hughell, Lt,-Col, John, merchant.
A bro. Col. Sam!. Hugh
s anrl J. T..
H, (q.v.); b. Dec. 18, 184!1; e, looal
schs.; m. Miss Elizabeth Ferguson,
Lotus, Ont.; long in commercial life;
Interested in educ. and agricul. affairs;
for a lengthened period In v. m. ser-
vice: holds long service decoration;
rose to the comm
nrl nf the 46th Reg-t. ;
apptd. hon. It.-.col. 46th Regt., Oct. 22,
1!103; apptd. to command 6th Infy.
Brigade, Eastern Onto Command, Mch.
1, 1906; commanded 4th Brig., 2nd
dlv. Infy. div., Quebec Tercentenary
celebration, 1908; served with Midland
Batt. during N. W, Rebellion, 1885;
present at Batoche, and operations
against Chief Big Bear's band (dis-
p.a;tches; moo. wIth .emp); elected
presdt. In!y. Assn. of 3'00 Dlv., 1911;
an Orangeman; Depoty. G. M.. Gmnd
I....o&ge, Onlt. Eaist, 1909; G.M., do., do.,
1911; a PreSh.; a Oon.-Clarke P.O.,
Onto
Hughell, Xillll Katherine, author;
Alberta public service.
D. John Wellington and Annie
Laurie (O'Brien) H.; b. Melbourne,
P.E.I.; e. Notre Dame Convent and
Prince of Wales ColI.; graduated with
honours; was engd. for a few yrs.
after leaving coIl. upon work for the
uplift of the Can. Indian races; joined
ed, staff :\:1ontreal Star, 1903, and the
Edmonton BulleNn staff, 1906; repre-
sented the Bulletin In press gallery
of the Alberta Legis.; since 1908 has
been provl. archivist for Alberta;
elected V.-P. Women's Press Club,
HUGHES-HUGHSON.
557
1909; in same year made a tour alone
ot the Peace River and Athabasca
dlsts. by frontier stage, canoe, SCOW8
and river boats In search ot material
tor Alberta archlveß; in addition to
Bhort stories and articles on a variety
ot Bubjects, contributed to the news-
paper .and mag. press, Is the author
ot "Archbishop O'Brien; Man and
Churchman" (her uncle), 1906, and
Ls now ipreparIng a It Lif.e of Pêre La-
combe to (q.v.)-150 Bellamy St., Ed-
monton, .Alta.
"A ro>'.al wOOlan."-MaI'JI Markwell
(q.v.).
"H.aa a man's grasp of subje-cts .a.nd
p,re.sent9 them with .a1i the> dJ.reotness a.nd
logåc of .a Reoade."-" Kit" (q.v.).
Hughe., Col, Bon, Sa.muel, legislator.
Bro. J. L. H. and Lt.-Col. John H.
(q.v.); b. Darlington, Ont., Jan. 8,
1853; e. l'Ocal schs., Toronto Model and
Normal Schs, (1st class cert.), To-
ronto Univ. (hon'Ors in EnJ?;., French,
German an'd Hist,), and Royal Mil.
Schs.; m., 1st, 1872, Caroline J. (d.),
d. late Major Isaac Preston, Van-
couver, B.C.; 2ndly, 1875, 'Mary E.,
e. d. H. W. Burk, ex-M.P. ; In early yrs.
a public sch. teacher; taug1ht in Belle-
,'i!lt:. Llfford and Bowmanville
was
for 10 yrs. lect. In Eng. lang., lit. and
hløt., Torozvto Ooill. Inst.; relbiroo, to
devote hImself to journalism, 1885; ed.
anI! prop. Lindsay Warder, 1885-97;
a former amatoeur .aJtJhIlErte ; WOiI1
ehaInJPi-ons!hl.p mile ra.ce of Am.,
1872; entd. v. m. In early life; gazetted
lieut. 45th Regt., 1873; oapt. and
adjt., 1878; bt.-major. 1888; major,
1895; It.-col. oo.mmanding the regt.,
1897; as such took part In the mil.
display, London, Eng., In oon'l1ection
with the celebration af Queen
Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, 1897
(med.); In Oct., same yr., tendered
to the Imp. Govt. the services of the
45th Regt. to proceed to any part of
the globe on a'C'tive service; acting
brlgad'e major, Mil. Dist. No.3, 1886;
do. Brigadier, Niagara, 1899; visited
N.Z., AustraUa and the FijI Islands,
in the Interes.t of colonial assistance dn
Tmp. wars, 1897-8; served FenIan Raid,
1870 (gen.1. servIce med. with clasp) ;
took part In S. A. War, 1899-1900; rose
to be asst. to Col. Wynter on transport
to Modd-er River; asst. to Inspr.-Gen<1.
Sir H. H. Settle on lines of communl-
catio.n throughout S.A., traversIng all
Nle rail To.utes; ohlef of inteULgencø
staff to Lt.-Genl. Sir Chas. Warren In
Griqualand West and Bechuanaland
campaign, May-July, 1900; com-
manded mounted brigade and led In
attack on and capture of Douglas and
Orpen's Heights (d'espatches) ; Faber's
Puts (despatches); operations along
Koap Mts. at Tweefonteln, Knotrel-
fonteln and Catn!Pbell; commanded
force In advance into. Bechuanaland;
captured 800 Boers nr. Kuruman, with
immense stock of animals and ammuni-
tion. June, 1900 (despatches); asst.
adjt.-genl., S. African Field Forces,
1900; pro:mot-ed col., 1902; lapptd. rrry'.
InteM,I.g.ence offr., H.Q., 1903; .ts 'Presdot.
Dam. RIfle Assn.; also iPt'elSd't. Ver-
mJIldon. Asslnlbo.lne and Sask. La.nd
Co. nnll Lltt1e Nlpisslng MIning Co.;
app:td. chaIrman, bd. of VlIsHoors, 'R. M,
ColI., 1910; ry. dnrtell.1gell'ce offr., Que-
bec Tercent. ocoelebratkm, 1908; aut/har
of several! oed uc. works; hoOl1<Is blg'h
rank In tlhe Orange Ord.'er and Is Iß
F-reema'son; F.R.C.I., 19,11; ipl"e6'ßnrtoo
to King George, ,st. Joa.me<s's Balaoe,
June, 19't.l; IP't'elSentt!by dnV'itation dn
Westm1nst>er Aiblbey, at ooronø..tJIon of
T,heIr Mta;J.esUes, doo., d:o.; a COon. staJ.
wart; unsuocessfuUy contested N. Vdc-
Ì'O'ri.a (H. C.), ;g. e. 1891; sat for .same
constituency (dJo.), 1892..,19M; sInce
t.h.en ha.s represen.ted: Vk:tor1a and Ha.M..
buMan (dlO.); ,re-elecleod, g. e. 19'11'
opposed .to Ithe Ta
t-FleI:d.in'g recj
proclty co.mrpa,ct; .on rthe defea;t 8Jt the
pdll
of the LnurJ:er Adm'll., Dot., 1911,
was sworn Oof :t!he P. C., and o3JOCoØþted
offl.ce in the Borden CaJblnet, a>s :Mlnr.
of MoIll.Na and Defence Oct. 10 19111'
II .bed1eves In 'One GI'OOJt'IlJ)jþeII'iai IParLt:
!n W1hloh t!h.e men of En'g., of Oan., of
IndIa, o.f Ausrbra>Ida and of other a>laces
could ga,t!hoer"; a Moeth. - Ottawa'
Lindsay, Ont.; Albany Club TOTonto
.
Canadian Club.
. .. Has done 1l1JOl'e in his day and ge.nel1A'
tlOn, for the upbuilding of the militia in
Ca.n.ada a.nd the Empire, than a.ny other
man."-Rt. Bon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
(q.v.).
Hughell, Bev. SUall Jamell (Meth.).
.s. l:a.te John M. H., WelLington, Onto ;
U. E. L. doescen1t on botll1 sides of .thoe
house; first I(}f the fannily came to N. S.
from t'he ,Am. Oolonies; b. Bul'lI'll:gtlOln,
N,.S., Joan., 1849; e. pubUc SoCIhs Mc-
GLll Un1v. and Woesl. T.beol." Col,l.,
'Montreal (.grað., 11874); M.A. (pm
mento), 1111. We.s:L Un1v., 18&1; ro.,
1877, J
l"a .A., 3'rd d. 'Late A. ,B. Per.ry,
C.E., Emgston, Ont.; rtook a 1st class
teacher's cert., and was f.or soane y,rs.
a s.ch. rtea>dher: en.td. mdnri.st,ry, 1872;
o. .1877 ; -has llJ.eld ma.ny ,Ima:>ortan1t pa.8-
tor3!t-es in Eastern Ont.; chaIrman,
Perbh dist., 1910-11; rpresdt., .M'Ontreal
dIst., .1911.-KemptvUle, Onto
Hughell, Vincent Jamell, stock broker.
S. late B. B. H., Toronto; b. there;
P. Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1894; LL.B.,
1895); m., June, 1903, Evelyn 'Ma.ry
(d. Sept., 1909), 2nd d. Ohlef Justice
Sir W. G. Falconbridge (q.v.); barris-
ter, 1895; successfully practised his
prof. In Toronto for some yrs.; apptd.
secy. Montreal Trust Co., Montreal,
1902; now a memo J. H. Dunn & Co.,
MontreaJ StJook Exchan'ge; R. C.-UJ
Peel St., Montreal; St. Jame8'a Club;
JIontreal Club; Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht Club, do.
Hughllon, Bev, Lyman Stanley (Bap-
tist) .
S. G. L. and Ruth (Gates) H.; de-
scended from famllles long resident in
N. Y. State; both sides Identified with
patriotic side In Am. Revolution; b.
Schoharie Ca., N. Y., Mch. 20, 1885;
came to Can., 1873; e. Sarnla High
SC'h., Woodstock ColI., Toronto Univ.
(B.A., 1887), 08Jnd MoMJaster Undv.
(B.Th., 1890; B.D., 1896; D.D., 1907) :
m., Mch., 1891, Miss Bertha L. Wil-
son, Coatlcook, P.Q.; o. 1890; suc-
cessively pastor Coati cook, Lindsay,
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HVGQ-..HUMPHREY.
Windsor, and Stratford, Ont.; went tl.>
latter city, 1910; a lIenator McMas-
ter Unlv.; has been presdt. Alumni
Assn., moderator Whitby and Lindsay,
ðo. Guelph Assn. 'Of Bap-t, Chs., a
memo extve. comte., and one 'Of .the
Bù. of Mangrs. Bapt. Young People'.
Un.lon, etc.; a Bapt.; from a Lib.-Don.
standpoint believes that the political
need 'Of the hour In Can. Is men wha,
In their parties, are Ind. In their
tblnklng.-Stratford
Ont,
HUlro. :Francill M.. lawyer.
Bro, Hon. N. F, H. (q.v.); b. and
e. Kingstan, Ont.; an atty., success-
fully practising his prof. at \Vatertown.
N.Y.; eIected mayor otIhere, 1906; Aug.
-Wate1.town, N.Y.
Hugo. Hon. :Nicha1as Frederic. mech-
anIcal engIneer.
Eng. origin; ø. late Nicholas and
Mary R. (Marks) H., Klngstan, Ont.;
b. and e, ther.e; m, Miss AnnIe \V.
Wells; ald., Duluth, Minn., 2 terms; re-
presentaUve State Legis!., 1903-4;
Speaker, do., pro tem., 1905-6; a can-
tractor for many public warks, princi-
pally breakwaters; senior lIeut. Minn.
Naval Militia; Ang.-If! E. Third St.,
Duluth, Jlinn.; Oommercial Olub, do,
Jlnlro. Trevanion William. consul ting
engineer.
Eld. bro. Hon. N. F. H. (q.v.); ,b,
Cornwall, Eng., July 29, 1848; e. King-
ston, Ont.; mayor of Duluth, 1901-4; a
promoter of a projrot to construct a
canal between GeIOrgian Bay and To-
ronta, 1905; Rep.; Ang.-f2I W. 6th
A ve.
Duluth
Minn.; Oommercial Olub;
Garfield Olub
do.
Huguenin, Madame Anne Marie, lit-
terateur,
D. late John Gleason, Montreal; b.
and e, there; m., Oct., 1904, Dr. Wil-
frid A. Huguenin, Montreal; conducts
a dept. In La Patrie newspaper,
Montreal, entitled II Le Royaume des
Femmes"; a frequent contributor. dur-
Ing Its existence, to Le Journal {le
Françoiae and other French-Can.
journals; wrote and .staged a 'Play:
II The Farewell of a Poet, 'Or The
Death 'Of Octave Cremazle" 1902;
writes under the nom-de-plume of
II Madeleine"; R. C.-ilO St. Hubert
St., Montreal.
.. A charming writer."-M. Herald.
Hun. Gordon Feme, educationIst.
Irish-Scottish origin; s. John anð
Jane (Moore) H.; b. Garnet, Ont.,
Oct. 7, 1870; e. Caledonia. High Sch.,
Hamilton ColI. Inst., Toronto Unlv.
(B.A., with 1st class honours In math.
and physics. 1892), and Chicago Unlv.
(Ph.D., 1897; fellow In (physics, 1892-
95; fellow and asst. In physics. 1895-
97); unm.; Instr. In ,physics, Chicago
Unlv., 1897-8; prof. do.. Colby Call.,
WatervfIle, Me., 1898-1900; aøst. prof.
do., Dartmouth ColI.. N.H.. 1900-3;
since 1903 has been prof. of physics,
same unlv.; a fellow A.A.A.S.; a memo
Am. Phys. Soc., Am. Astron. and
Astrophys. Soc., and Can. Royal
Aslron. Soc.; aut-hor of various articles
In the Ph'll8ical :and o.ther revs. and
trans.-Hanover, N,H,; QuadraKgZe
Club
Chicago
Ill.
Hu1ll
rø, Margaret (see Anglin. Mls8
.;Y.Lar&,aret .Mary),
IIU: n CÐ:i:'Etone, Mr., Clara :E. Speight,
aut.hor,
E[ig. ahd German origin; d. Saml.
Drake S., and - S.. d. John D.
Van Vlack, Penn. ; b. Acton, Ont., 186
;
c. Acton pub, sch. and Co. Model sch.
(cert. as a. public sch. teacher); m.,
1881, S. T. Humberstone, Newton-
brook, Ont.. of the family 'Of H., Co.
Denblgh, Eng.; known as the author
of .. The Spherical Bacteria Cell
the Constructor of the Earth and her
Life, through the Radio-active Con-
struction of Electro-M:tgnetic Particles"
(1906) ; also 'Of various articles, contri-
buted ta the Scientific American,
Farmer8' Advocate, and various other
journals; has lectured on the .. Prab-
lem 'Of Life"; a memo Royal Astron.
Soc, of Can. and 'Vomen's Can. Hlst.
Soc.-Newtonbrook, Onto
Humble. Capt. Bernard JIIa;ynard,
company official.
B. ApI. 25, 1865; m.; a capt. 3rd
Regt., "Victoria Rifles of Can.... 1904;
served with that regt. In N.W. Rebel-
lion, 1885 (med.) ; placed on Corps Re-
serve, l!l08; formel'ly secy. and mangr
St. James's Club, Montreal; resigned,
Nov., 1902; secy, Vancouver Club,
1907-8; subsequently man gr. Empress
(C. P. Ry.) Hotel, V Ictorla, B.C.;
resigned. 1910; now In real estate
buslness.-Victoria, B.O.; Mt. Royal
Olub; St. Jame8's Olub, Monh"eal.
Hume, H, Harald, educationist.
B. Marvelville, Ont., 1875; e, local
schs., Onto Agrlcul. Coll., Guelph, Ont.,
and Iowa State ColI. (B.S.A., 18!19;
M.A., 1901) ; m., Dec., 1900, MissEm1l7
Georgia. Norman, N.Y.; originally a
sch. teacher; prof. hortlcul. and bot-
any, Unlv, Florida, 1899-1904; State
Horticulturist, N.C., 1904-6; now prof.
of hortlcu!., Macdonald Coil., P.Q.; a
Meth.-Macdonald Oollege, P.O.
Rume, Mills M,. nursing profession.
Sister Dr. R. G. D. H. (q.v.); b. and
e. Galt, Ont.; now and for some yrs.
supdt. 'Vom:lll's Hosp., Chicago; Presb.
-Oor. S2nd St. and Rhodea A V6., Chi-
cago
Ill.
Hume. Mis. Bowena Grace DOUlrla8,
phy.sician.
D. late GavIn H.; grandd. late Jas.
Inglis, Scot.; b. Galt, Ont,; e. Galt
Coli. Inst. and Onto Merl. Coli. for
Women (M.D.,C.M., Trln. Unlv., 1899) ;
In successful practice In Toronto;
lect. bacteriol. In Onto Med. Coil.
lor Women, and the LilIian Massey Sch.
of Household Science, Toronto; Presb.
-!26 Oarlton St" Toronto.
HumphreJ'. Col, William KarllhaU.
Can. regular mil. forces.
E. S. late Wm. R.. Ulminster, Somer-
set. Eng.; b. halifax, N.S.. July 8,
1852; e. private schs. and Dalhousie
CoIl.; m.
}H73, Eva, e. d. late Andrew
Mitchell, Halifax; for a short time In
commercial life; has been connected
with the v, m. since 1869, In which
year joined the 66th Regt. as ensljp1;
HUNT-HUNTER.
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passed through the -various Interven-
ing grades and was apptd. It.-col. com-
manding the regt., 1889; col., 1910;
placed on R. 0., 1898; apptd. hon. It.-
col., 66'tlh Regt., June 6, 1898; dlst.
staff offr., M. D. No.9, July, 1901;
depty. asst. adjt.-genl. (Mar. Pro-
vinces), 1905; chief staff offr. (do.
do.), 1908; D.O.C., M.D. No.8, 1909-
11; since 'then bas been A.A.G. in
charge of adm1nlSitratlon, 6th Div.;
on Invlt.aJtion of the Mil. Depart., was
present at Queen Victoria's Dlamoncl
Jubllee, London, En.g., 1897, as one
of the Can. contingent; holds 1st cla.5s
v. b. cel't. and othe long service decora.
tlon; Ang.-Halifax, N.S.; Union Club,
St. John, N.B.; Halifax Club, HaZifax.
Hunt, Mrs, Anna Rebecca, author.
E. d. late Hon. Saml. Gale, a puisne
Judge, Sup. Ct., L. C. (U. E. L. de-
scent); b. and e. MontTea.I; ro., Jan.,
18iS, Dr. T.
terry Hunt, F.R.S. (d.
Feb., 1892), cl1id asst. to rbhe late Sir
W. E. Logan, on the Can.
ol. Sur-
voey; lived with ohbn .at Boston, Mass.,
whoe're &he met Longfellow, Ho.lmes and
other liot6rary "Uons" ; an accompliSihed
1àngulst; ha.o;; traveMed much; a gov.
Al't Assn., oM.ontreal; author "In
Bohem.ia, and obher Studies .fo,r Poems"
(1
OO), and other works; a contribu-
tor of muoh fine verse to the Can.,
Eng. and Am. :press.-2!56 University
St., Montreal.
Hunt, Aylmer Byron, merchant; leg-
Islator.
Eng. origin; s. Jas. and Jane
(Stokes) H.; b. Bury, P.Q., ApI. 26,
Ib64; e. :Model SCh., there; 01., Nov.
10, 1892, Miss Annie Dawson; a lum-
ber merchant and manfr.; a memo or
firm of Ohadburn and H., real estate
agents, Montreal; -has sat In Ule
Co. Council; uns
ssfully contested
Compton (Local), g. e. 1900; has sa1
for same Co. (H.C.), since g. e., 1904;
defeated R. H, Pope; now spoken of
as a future senator; an Ang.; a Lib.
-Robinson, P.(j.
.. A source ()f strength to the Lib. party
In the Eastern Townships."-M. StaT.
Hunt, Lewis G" physician.
S. Rev. A. S. H., late Supdt. of E<1.,
N. S.; b. Canard, N.S.; e. Acadia Unlv,
(B.A., 1868; M.A., 1883; D.C.L.,
1
09); m. d. late Rev. .Tas, Stuart
Vaughan, Clifton; M.D.,C.M. (McUilJ
Unlv.), 1871; L.R.C.P. and S. (Edin.
and Glasgow); has been surg. Union
Infirmary, Sheffield, and held other
prof. posUlons; a .T. P.; a tariff re-
former; a R. C.-Richmond, Surrey,
Enf}.; Richmond Club; United Sports
Club, London, Eng.
Hunt, Rev, Thomall Henry (Ang.),
educationist.
S. Wm. T. and Isabella Fortune
(Mackenley) H., S.t. Eleanor's, P.I
.I.;
b. there, Nov. 7, 1865; e. St. Peter's
Boys' Sell., Charlottetown, P.E.I., and
King's Coil. Unlv., Windsor, N.S.
(B.A., 1887; M.A., 1890; B.D., 1897;
D.D., 1902); O. deacon, 1888; prle
t,
1889; .head master, S1. p.e'ter's BoY's'
Sch., Charlot.tetown, 1888-1890; asst.
priest, St. Peter's Cath., è.o., 1889-1904;
lect. in Hebrew and Old Test., TrIn.
Call., Torffilto, 1904-8; sln.oe otù1en bas
been Alexandra prof. of divinity, King's
ColI. Unlv., Windsor, N,S.-Win.dsor,
N.S.
"One- of the most scholarly of our
clergymen."-OhaTlottetown Patriot,
Hunt, Willla.m p" banker.
S. late Richard H., postmaster and
mayor, Summerside, P.E.I.; b. and e.
there; entd. service Bank N. S., 1881;
manfj;r. do., Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.,
8 yrs.; a J. P. there; presented with
slIver loving cup, by Jamaica friends,
on his leaving there, June, 1903; since
then mangr. of the bank in Montreal;
chalr:man MorlttreaJ Ol-ea..l'lng-house,
Jan., 1909.-
05 Dorchester St. W.,
Montreal; Mt. Royal Club; St. James's
Club; Montreal Jockey Club; Mt. Royal
Golf Olub, do.
Hunter, Alfred Taylour, lawyer;
author.
S. late. John Howard H., K.C., and
Annie (Gordon) H.; b. Dundas, Ont.,
Oct. 25, 1866; e. Toronto Grammar
Sch. and Toronto Unlv. (LL.B., 1890) ;
m. Miss Olive M. J ef[ery, Midland,
Onto ; barrister, 18
2 ; successfully
practises his prof. In Toronto; memo
legal firm H. & H.; author of the
fOllowing law books: " Power 01
Sale In 'Mortgages"; " Foreclosure
of Mortgages"; "Real Property Stat-
utes"; .. Law of Torts"; apptd. capt.
12th Regt., '0' York Rangers," May,
I
OJ; has lectured on .. Condensed
Militarism in Can."; "Universal Mili-
tary Training In Can."; "The Organ-
Ization of Green Troops," and other
mil. subjects; V.-P. '1'oronto Revolver
Club, 1908; unsuccessfully contested
Toronto West (H.C.), as a McCarthy-
lte, 1896, and same seat (H.C.) In
Lib. Intere.s't, g, e. 1904; elected presd,t.
Ward 6, Lib. Assn., Toronto, 1911; a
PreS'b.-94 Spencer A ve., Toronto; P1'O-
gressive Olub; .Argonaut Rowing Club,
do.
"A public benefactor."-Oanada.
Hunter, Andrew Frederick, journal1st.
S, Wm. Telfer and Martha. (War-
nlca) H.; b. Tp. Innlsfil, Ont., Dec. 31,
1863; e. Barrie ColI. Inst. and Toronto
Unlv. (B.A., 1889; M.A" 1892) ; unm.;
ed. and publisher Barrie Examiner,
1889-95; author of various contribu-
tions deaUng with Can. history,
archæology and geology, including "A
History of Simcoe County" (1910); a
memo Can. Inst,; a fellow Am. Assn.
tor the .Aodvanc. of Science; a ooun-
oiU:or Onto Hist, Soc.-Barrie, Onto
"Has the natural instinct ()f the anti-
quarian and historian."-M. & E.
Hunter, Francis Jamell, banking pro-
fesßlon.
Grands. Francis H., a native of
Alloa, Scot., who was talten prisoner
by a French man-of-war and carrlea
to France, 1798, when on his way to
Can.; S. late Francis H., merchant,
Montreal, who 'held a comn. In the
militia during the Hebemon of 1837,
and was afterw.arl1s in the C.S., Ottawa
and Allcia Frances (Macdonagh) H.;
b. Montreal, Jan. 18, 18
3; e. High
560
Sch., Quebec and ColI. Inst., Ottawa;
unm.; long in the service of the Bank
of Montreal, successively acting mana-
ger, Amherst, N.S.; manager at Monc-
ton, N.B., Regina, Sa,sk., .st. .lo1l1n's,
fd., anù other I'!:L.,.};; ;lppt.1. iIl
l}r.
N. W. T. and B. C. branches, 1903;
the first mangr. of a chartered
bank in the N. W. T.; prepared, with
others, the prospeoctus which success-
fully floated the city of Regina's bond
Issue In London, Eng.; a memo Regina
Bd. of Trade; served in Ottawa Gar.
Arty. during Fenian RaId, 1870 (med.
and clasp); also servoo dur.ing tlhe
ReobeHion, N. W. T., 1885 (med.).-
Winnipeg; lIIanitoba Club, do.; City
Club, St. John'8, Nfd.
Hunter, George Ernest, Dom. publIc
,service.
Scottish origin; s. Chas. Tupper and
Rarah (Giles) H.; b. "\Vpstchester, N.S.,
Nov. 30, 1882; e. Oxford; m., Oct.,
1909, Alma Elsie, e. d. Howard Sibbald,
Banff, Alta. : telegraph operrator, Interc.
Ry., 1895-1902; entd. public service,
Can. Nat. Park, Banff. 1904; promoted
supdt. Rocky Mtns, Park, ApI., 1908;
transfd. to same position, Yoho Park,
May, 1909; is presdt. Banff Baspball,
Hockey, Football and Cricket Clubs;
1st V.-P. R'tnff Curling Club; St-PY
Sch. Bd., Field; J. P. for Alta. and
B.C.; Bapt.-Yoho Park, Field, B.C.
Hunter, Miss Georgina, educationist.
E. M.cGUl Normal Soh. (A.ca.d. d.I,p-
loma) and M.cGiU Unlv. (B.A. and
gold med. in En.g. Ht., 1888); began
her teaohing work ,in ilie Sherbl'OOke
St. IScIh., Montl'OO.l; Eng. te.ac'her, High
Seh. for G
rls, Montre:aJ, 1882-1904;
app'tod. lrudY ;prIncipal d'Ü. do., Jan.,
1904; 1s a memo Brot. .sec. C()UI1JCoIl of
PubiM.c Inst., ,P.Q., and 'Ûof rtIhoe Ed'Uc.
Oomte., .l'ocal branch, NaiÍ.. Ooun l 0iI of
WoQmen; retired as pI1incLpal HIgh Seh.
for GIrls, June, 1911, oQn whioh occasIon
was presen.ted w.ïth an add-ress and a
handsome testolm,onial; has }.ectured on
II The Pos'iUon of Women In Ancient
Greece" and otJhør subj
ts.-Stanley
Court, Stanley St., Montreal; Women'8
Canadian Club; Westmount Goll Club,
do.
.. D.istin.guished fo'r atre.ngth 0If intellect,
rilþe scholarB'hip, high ideals in education
a,nld Jnn.ate killd'ne,ss and s)"mpalthy."-JI.
Witness.
Hunter, Hon, Gordon, chief justice.
E. s. late John Howard H.. R.C., and
Annie (Gordon) H.; b. Beamsvllle,
Ont., May 4, 1863; e. Brantford ColI.
Inst. and Toronto Univ. (B.A., with
Lorne silver and Lansdowne gold
meds. for genl. proficiency and various
sC"holar,s., 1885); m., 1896, Mrs. Ira
Nelson, d. Chas. F. Johnson, Portland,
On,; barrister (Ont.), 1888; do.
(B. C.), 1892; K.C., 1900; first official
law reporter to the Supreme Ct., B. C. ;
Crown solI'. , E. C., 1892-4; successfully
practised his prof. with Hon. Theod0re
(afterwardlS Chief Justice) DavIe; was
apptd. gold commr. for the Yukon,
1898, but decHned; apptd. Chief Jus-
tice of B. C., Mch. 8, 1902; V.-P. To-
ronto Un Iv. Alumni Assn., 1906; ad-
ministrator of the Govt., 1908; a Royal
HUNTER.
commr. re stril{es and lockouts be-
tween, amongst others, owners of coal
and metaIllferous mInes and their em-
ployees throughout B. C., 1903; for-
merly a LIb.; Ang.-Vfctoria, B.C.;
Union Club, do.; Vancouver Club, Van-
couver.
II Democratic .a.nd dev(),id of frills."-Ji.
II erald.
Hunter, He.nry C., lawyer.
S. Hy. S. and Harriet (Gaylord) H.;
b. Stanstead, P.Q.; e. Stanstead Call.,
Phillips Exeter Acad., and Unlv. Law
Sch., N. Y.; counsellor-at-law, N. Y.,
1895; successfully practises his proto
in N. Y.; counsel for N. Y. and N. J.
foundrymen, Including all large foun-
dries In N. Y. city and vicinity; also
for N. Y. Metal Trades Assn., com-
posed of all shipbuilding and shIp-re-
pairing firms, manfrs. of machinery,
etc.; one of the founders and for many
yrs. secy. of the Can. Soc., N. Y.;
elect.ed presdt., do., 1907; a memo
Comte. of Civic Federation; chosen to
speak on behalf of the manfrs. of the
D.S. before the convention, Chicago
Nat. Civic Federation, 1903; a frequent
contributor to the press on subjects re-
lating to organIzed capital and <>rgan-
ized labour; an Epis.-
iO "JV. One
Hund1'ed and F01.ty-sixth St., New York
City; Brit. School8 and Universitie8
Club; St. George'8 Society; H eight8
Club; Republican Club; Law Institute;
Am. Inst. 01 Social Science, do.
Hunter, James Blake, Dom. pUblic
service.
S. late D. H. H., principal, Wood-
stock (Ont.) Coil. Inst., and Eunice
(Kitchen) H.; b. Waterdown, Ont.,
Aug. 31, 1876; e. there, Woodstock
Coil. Inst., and Toronto Univ. (B.A.,
with honours, 1899); m., Oct., 1906,
Helena Augusta, 2nd d. W. S. Calvert
(q.v.), Strathroy, Ont.; entd. Dom.
public service, 1899; served as private
secy. to successive MinI's. of the Crown;
asst. depty. MinI'. of Public Works,
Can., Jan. I, 1908; depty. Mlnr., do.,
since July 1, 1908; one of the pro-
moters Civil Service Club, Ottawa,
1910.-752 MacLaren St., Ottawa; Civil
Service Club, do.
.. Canada should be proud of his re-
conl."-Hon. Wm. PUDsley (q.v.).
Hunter, John, physician.
6th s. late David and Jane H., St.
George, Ont.; b. Co. Peel, Ont., Oct.
18, 1850; e. public sch., Galt Coli. Inst.
and 'l'oronto Univ. (M.B., 1875); m.,
Nov., 1877, Elizabeth J., e. d. late John
Renwick, Orono, Ont.; memo ColI. P.
and S., Ont., .1875; took Ipoot...grad.
course i:1 ilJ
pS. uf Gt. Brit., France,
Germany, Austria, Italy, and D. S.; a
memo Public Sch. Ed., Toronto, 1894-
5; presdt. Toronto Med. Soc., 1904-5;
elected a memo Bd. of Educ., Toronto,
1907; author of frequent contrIbutions
to med. journals; a Lib.; unsuccess-
fully contested West Toronto (Local),
1905; believes In public ownershIp of
public utilities, nat. schs.. abolition of
the bar-room and .. treating" system
and of sale of lIquor hy an agent or
govts.: a Prpsb., and an plder in the
HUr-;TER-HURDMAN.
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ch.-268 Ronce8valle8 Ave., To)'onto;
Cana4ian Club, do.
Hunter, John Kelso, Can. municipal
service.
S. ;T. K. and Margt. (Goldie) H.;
b. Glasgow, Scot., Nov. 18, 1856; e.
Glasgow Univ.; m. Miss E. 'V. Walker,
Sunderland, Eng.; came to Oan., 1892;
founded -the .Aroadian co!<my, nr.
Yorkton, Sask.; some time in looa.l
C. S.; successively secy.-treas. and
assessor, Regina; city elk., do., and an
ooV'OoCate and ba,rrIster; since 1906 has
be.en s-ooy.-t.reas., Union of Sa.sk. 'MuThi-
ol;paldtlE'S; r
resenlts Royal Trust Co.;
one 'Of .t.he found'ers of the Can. Club;
author .. Reg-Ina MunJoIp.a1 Mtanua1."-
f!8.'tO Victoria St., Regina, Sask.; Cana-
dian Club; A8siniboia Club, do.
Hunter, Joseph, civil engineer.
B. Aberdeen, Scot.. 1842; e. Gram-
mar Sch. and Marischal ColI., Aber-
deen; m. d. late Hon. ;Tohn Robson,
Premier of B. C.; came to B. C., 1864;
a surveyor and en gr. ; was employed
as such on C. P. Ry.; Ð;p:ptd. ehi-ef engr.
ESQuimalt & Nanaimo Ry., 188a, and
genI. supdt. of the co., 1886; sat for
Cariboo (Local), 1871-5, and again,
1900-3, and for Comox, 1890-1900; a
Con.-Victoria B.C.; Union Club. do.
Hunter, Samuel, cartoonist.
S. late CBJpt. ;Tohn H., clk. Div. Ct.
MlloloflOO'k, Onlt., and Jane (O'Brian)
H. ; U.E.L. odeSCle'IlIt on fa-ther's side; b.
Millbrook, Mch. 3, 1858; e. there; m.,
July, 1888, Miss ;Teannette Brayley, To-
ronto; from the first had a predilec-
tion for caricature; early devoted
himself to newspaper lllustraUon; ex-
ercised both pen and pencil, much of
his paragraphing finding a market
among the comic weeklies of the U. S.;
spent several yrs in Can. West, study-
Ing Ind. life and the picturesQuë of the
plains; his reproductions of native life
found ready sale; since 1894 has been
principally engd. producing political
cartoons, his work appearing in many
of the leading Can. dallies, almost ex-
ûlousively in 1he Toronto World since
1897; is a firm believer in the possi-
bilities of Can., and desires to see It
occupy the position of a nation In the
near future.-158 Springhurst Ave., To-
ronto; 8ummer re8idence: Stonll Lake,
Onto
.. Gro.w8 more felicitous the more he
<1raws."-T, Globe.
.. A great and gentle caricaturist"-
E. W. Thomlton (q.v.)
.. Bold, brutal, s.tu.pid....-A. LaverU'TIe,
M.L.A. (q.v.).
.. Has the happy faculty of making hi!
drawings most keenly pene! rating withont
being offensive"-Bobcay. Indepe'TIdent.
Hunter, W, E, Lincoln, lawyer.
Irish origin; s. R
v. Dr. W
;T. H. (q.v.); b. London, Ont., ;Tan.
13, 1870; e. Hamilton Call. Inst.
and Toronto Law Sch.; m., ;Tune,
1904, Mary E., d. Hy, Smith,
supdt. Colonization Rds., Toronto;
barrister, 1891; successfully practises
his prof. In Toronto; census commr.,
C. Toronto, 1901; a la-I'ge owner of
real estate In Toronto; author .. The
Woman in Blue," a saUrlcal novel
(1895); .!lOng dn the v, m, service;
gazetted capt., 10th Grenadiers, Nov.,
1907; a Lib.; has been V.-P. C. To-
ronto Reform Assn. and President N.
Toronto Lib. Club; a great traveller;
Ang.; I...lb.-llS Walmer Rd., Toronto;
Onto Liberal Club; Elk8 Club; Royal
Can. Yacht Club; Can. Military 111,-
8titute, do.
Hunter, .ev, WilUam Armstrol1C
(Presb.).
S. Wm. H., Mlllbrook, Ont.; b. there;
e. Peterboro Call. Inst., Toronto Univ.
(B.A., with honours and gold med.
In Meontæl and lM)oNll1 PhoH., .1877; M.A.
1879; 'P,h.D., 1895), Knox ColI., Tor-
on:to an.d Union Tihool. Semy., N. Y. ;
m., Jan., 1901, Sarah, e. d. J. C. Hol-
den, Montreal; O. 1880; successively
pastor Barkdale and Erskine Ch., Tor-
onto, and 1st Ave. Presb. Ch., Denver,
Colo.; author "Evolution and Chrlstl-
a.nlty" (1896), and other works.-l070
Lennon St., River8ide, Cal.
Hunter, WnUam J,. Can. ry. service.
S. ;Tas. and Mary A. H., Detroit,
Mich.; b. Toronto, ;Tran. 10, 1864; e.
DE'trolt Grammar and High Schs.; m.
Miss Marie A. Silverthorne, Harrls-
vllle, Mich.; asst. genl. frdght and
Dass. agent's office, Detroit, Mich.,
1877; genl. mangr.'s office, G. E. line,
Roston. Mas!'!., ] 881; solg-. frelg-ht
agent, G. T. Ry., Detro1t, Mloh., 1886;
tra v. fretg-ht agent, do., Battle Creek.
Mich.. 1896: genl. travel. agent, do.,
Detroit, Mich., 1898; N. Y. State
agent, do., Buffalo, N.Y., 1899; comm!.
agent., do., Pittsburg, Pa., 1901; since
1904 do. do. do., Winnipeg; elected
V.-P. Traffic Club, Plttsburg, 1903: an
F;pis.- Winnipeg, Man.; Manitoba Club,
do.
Hunton, Sidney Walker, educationi.st.
S. late Thos. H., Ottawa; b. there,
;Tuly 4, 1858; e. Ottawa ColI. Inst.
(Dufferln med. In math. and cLassics)
and McGill Univ.; won Can. Gilchrist
scholar. of noo stg. per annum, ten-
able for 3 yrs., 1878: proceeding to
London, studied at Univ. Call., ap-
plying himself to math.: won thE'
Rothschild scholar., valued at !56,
awarded for the greateiSt proficiency In
math., 1881; graduated Univ. of Lon-
don, 1881; asst. prof. of math., there,
2 yrs.; lect. In math., Elect. Enging.
CdI!., London, 1882-3; since then ha!'!
been prof. of math., 'Mt. Allison Univ.,
N.B. ; also a senator of that univ.; pur-
sued furtíher studies at 'Cambridge and
Heidelberg; m., Dec., 1884, Annie, d.
Dr. ;T. R. Inch, late presdt. Univ. of
N. B.; a .Meth.-Sackville, N.B.
"An Ottawa bay deoSe<r'Vil1g aU hml()IU1\."
-0. Free Press.
Hurdman, Frederick Harold, account-
ant.
S. Geo. and Agnes C. (Fraser) H.;
b. Ottawa; e. Ottawa CoIl. Inst., To-
ronto Univ. and N. Y. Univ. (B.C.S.):
unm.; certified public .accountant,1909 ;
a memo firm of Suffern & Son, puob1<ic
accoun tan ts, N. Y.; supef'tn tending ac-
countant Oriental Bank: secy. WIl-
õ62
HURDMAN-HUTCHIN8.
lIamsburgh Trust Co., Brooklyn, N.Y.;
II mem. ..2hamber of Commerce, N. Y. ;
Rep.; lHeth.-White Plains, N.Y.:
White Plafnø Club, do.; TranlJportation
Club, N.Y,; Brooklyn League, Brook-
"Iyn, N.Y:
Hurdman, Lt.-Col. William George,
Ca.n. regular mil. forces.
B. Ottawa, Nov. I, ] 8fí8; e. local
!'Ichs.; m., 1st, Charlotte EJfzabpth (d.
Aug., 1899), d. late John Burns, Civil
Service, Ottawa; 2ndly, Feb., 1905,
Lillian May, y. d. late J. T. Pennock,
Ottawa; was for some yrs. In the lum-
ber and mercantile business; Is now
Inspr. of carriages and mnitary stores,
Militia Dept.; long In v. m.; entd. G.
G. F. Gds. as a prIvate, 1874; lIf'ut.,
2nd Field Batty., Can. Arty., 1888;
major commdg. the batty., 1896; it.-
col., 1901; commanded 8th Brig., Can.
Field Arty., 1902-9; since then has
been R. 0.; served S. African War,
1899-1900; operations In Transvaal,
east of Pretoria, JulY-Nov., 1900 ;
opera tfons In Orange River Colony,
MaY-Nov., 1900; operations In CRP
Colony, south of Orange River, 1899-
1900 (Queen's med. with 3 clasps):
holds long sen-ice decoration; i.-;.
presù.t. Ottawa Valley Motor Assn. I
(re-elected 1911); treas. Dom. Arty. I
Assn.: chairman Bd. of Sch. Trustees,
Ottawa, B07; presdt. Onto Arty. Assn.,
1904-5; a Meth.-lS8 Stewart St., Ot-
tawa; Ottawa Hunt Club, do.
.. A mO&t entohusiß.&tic and painstaking
offtCeT."-O. Citizen.
Hurlbatt, Mis. Ethel, educationist_
B. Kent, Eng.; e. private schs.
and Somerville Coli., Oxford; ex-
hibitioner, 1888-91; post-grad. scholar.,
18n-2; final honours Sch. Mod. Hlst., I
Oxford, ] 8H ; principal Aberdare
Hall, Cardiff, 1892-8; memo Comte.
Train. Sch. of Cookery and Domes-
tic Arts, Cardiff. till ]8'18:
ov
Howell's Sch., Landaff, till 1898: hon.
sP('v. (S. \V
If's) As!>". for p r orI1nti 'I;.
ed'Uc. of women in Wales, till 1898;
V.-P. Nat. UnIon of Women Workers:
principal Bedford Coli. (for women)
Unlv. of London, and lect. In pol. econ.,
1898-1906; since then has been warden
Royal Victoria Coli" McGill Unlv.,
Montreal: was engd. for several yrs.,
during long vacation, as temporary
memo of statT at BodleIan Librna-y,
Oxford, in calendaring mpdiaev:'\l Latin
charters; !presented to Th(òlr MaJesties
'bhe late King and Queen of Eng.,
June, 1907; elected V.-P. Women's
Can. Club, 1908; since coming to
Can. has read papers bEfore public I
bodies on It Sch. H)'glene," It The .
Teaching- of Historv," ..
0me Qupstions
()f Health," .. The Ha.ce ôf the
Woman Teacher In Elementary Edu-
oo'tlún," It W'OIrnen In IndustrIal Eng-
land" ; favours woman suffrage.-
Royal Victm'la College, Montreal;
"1'" omen'8 Canadian Club, do.
.. No he'ad of a college has ever been
more popular."-Eccles. Journal.
It One of the Montreal women whose
SOod works wU! DeTer dJe."-T. World.
Husband, Blcha.rd Wellington, edu-
cationist.
Irish origin: family place In Lim-
erick by Cromwell: 8. Richard and
Eleanor (Teeple) H.; b. MHton, Ont.,
Nov. 27, 1869; e. Kincardine High
Rch.. Stanford Dlllv. (B.:\., 1895: M.A.,
1896), Tôronto Un Iv. (B.A., ad eun.,
1896), and Unlv. of Cal.: m.. Jun".
1901, Miss Helene Borgm,an. Yonkers,
N. Y.; reader In Greek, Unlv. of Cal.,
]897-8; asst. in Latin. do., 1898; In-
structor In Latin, Mills CoIl., Cal.,
1898-9; do. do., Stanford Unlv., 1899-
1900: Instructor in Greek, Dartmouth
Coli., 1900-03 ; since then has been asst.
prof. of classical philo!., do. do. ; presdt.
Grad. Club, Unlv. of Cat, 1898-99; a
memo Intern. Assn. Phonetlque and
New Eng. Assn. of CoIls. and Prep,ara-
tory Schs.; ed. .. Li!"t of Books Re-
commended for Library of a Classical
Teacher" (1902): Ang, -Hanover,
N.H.
Hutcheon, Bev, Bobert J, (Unlt.).
B. nr. Campbellford, Ont., 1869: e.
Burnbrae, On1., Campbellford High
Sch., Queen's Unlv. (M.A., 1892), and
Harvard Unlv. (A.M., 1906): m.
Maggie D. (M.A., with gold med. In
science, Queen's Unlv., 1895), d. late
Ald. Wm. Allen, Kingston, Ont.: O.
(Presb.), 1892: pastor, Cape Vincent,
N. Y., 1896-6: asst., St. Andrew's Ch.,
King St., Toronto, 1896: pastor, 8t.
Andrew's Ch., Almonte, Ont., 1897-
1901; O. (Unit.), 1902; pastor, Ch, of
Our Father, Ottawa, 1902-5; since 1906
has been pastor, Jarvis St. Unit. Ch.,
T.oron.to; elected Þl'esdt. BrownIng
Olub, T()rol1lto, 1909.--3 Edoedaie Rd.,
Tm'onto.
"A man full of zeal and energy. a.nd
possessed of the personal qUBlities needed
for a successful pastorate....-M. Herald,
Hutchins, Mrs, Eileen (see AngUn,
.\118s Eileen).
Hutchlnll, Horace Albert, lawyer.
S. late Rodney and Harriet (Hul-
burt) H., East Farn'ham, P.Q. ; b. there,
1863; e. St. Francis 0011., Richmond,
P.Q.; m., 1892, An-Ula Lyndon, d. 1
lJte
Joa,s. A. !Moran, St. MartIn's, N.B.;
graduateod B.C.L. (McGill Unlv.),
I 1883; advocate, 1884; K.C., 1902; suc-
ú&Ssfully p<ractis.es In 'Montreal: Is a
dolr. Wi:stmoun.t Munlolpa! Assn. and
sool'r. for .Pointe Olalre, P.Q.; Lib.;
Ang.-" Clo-,;el'ly," R08emount Ave.,
We8tmount, Montreal.
Hutchinll, Bev. William. Borman
( Hapt.).
S. late Wm. and Bessie H.; b. Hal1-
fax, N.S., Mch. 12, 1869: e. public
sohs.. HalIfax, .A,cad'ia UnJv. (B.A.,
1891; M.A., 1894), an'd IWchester Theol.
Semy. (H.D., 1905): m., Nov., 1902,
Georgetta H., d. late T. A. Margeson,
Halifax; o. 1894; pastor, Cannlng, N.S.,
1 S J 4-1902; do. 1st Bapt. Ch., Truro,
N.S., 1902-9; elected president UnIted
Bapt. Convention, Mar. Provinces,
1907; a Senator Acadia Unlv. since
1897; author various articles In rell-
g-Ious and secular press.--chicago, Ill.
Of A pastor of godliness, mental vigour,
studiousness, balanced jUdgment and prac.
tical experience."-Rev. Dr. Trotter (q.lI.).
HUTCHINSON-HUTCHlSO
.
568
Hutchinson, Bev. David (Bapt.).
t:;. late Rev. Hy. H. (Bapt.); b.
Hertfordshlre, Eng., 1855; e. private
Sch, and East London Call., under Dr.
Guinness, where he was prfiJpared for
the minIstry; D.D, (hon.), Acadia
Coil" 1910; on completing Ws studies,
did evang. work in Ntld., N.S., N.B.,
Ont. and U.S.; first pastoral charge,
Ingersoll, Ont.; since then has been
pastor, successively, at St. Thomas,
Brantford, Moncton and st. John, N.B.;
elooted presd>t. &1>t. Convention, Om.
and Quebec, 18!);!; a memo Comte. on
Bapt. Union, 1908; a gov. McMaster
Unlv.; a Lib,-.J1 DouglCl8 Ave., St.
John, N.B.
.. A cle.ar student, an a1l1e preacher &nd
one who can hold his own in argument."-
T. Globe.
Hutchin80n, George Edgar, architect.
O. s. Enoch and Elizabeth H., Morris-
town, N.S.; b. there, Jan. 11, 1862; e.
Public Schs. and Boston (Mass. )
Architectural Sch.; m., 1st, June, 1884,
Elizabeth (d, ApI., 1901), O. d. Fredk.
Mead, Boston" Mass.; 2ndly, Nov.,
1901, Maud, d. John Devlin, Halifax,
N.S.; a charter memo Sask. Arch.
Aßsn.; Pro vI. Arc'hitect, Bask., 1906-8;
designed and superinten I
J the erec.
tlon of many chs., schs. and pUbllc
buildings In Can.; a memo Sydney,
C. B., Ed. or Trade, 1900-4; since tilen
has been a memo Regina Bd. of Trade,
-Regina, Sask.
.. As an artistic architectural draughts.
man second to none."-W, 0, Oon.
tractor,
Hutchinson, Hon, Matthew, judge.
Scottish ancestry; S. \Vm. Scott and
Sarah Martha (Archibald) H.: b. Co.
Halifax, N.S., Oct. 29, 1842; e. London
(Ont.) Grammar Sch. and McGill
Unlv, (B.C.L., and Elizabeth Torrance
gold med., 1873; D.C.L., 1887); m.,
1st, Miss Mary Hood, Montreal (d.
Jan., 1884) ; 2ndly, June, 1888, Ellza-
beth (d. June, 1892), d. Jas. Lang-
lands, Montreal; 3rdly, July, 19u5,
Annie, e. d. late Rev. Dr. Principal
MacVicar, Montreal; advocate, 1874;
KC., 1899; successfully practised his
prof. In Mon treal; was one of the
leaders of the bar; mayor, Westmount,
1890-2; prof. law faculty, McGill Unlv.,
1878-90; apptd. a puIsne judge, S. C.,
P.Q., Nov. 16, 1904; sat for Montreal,
St. Antoine Div. (Local), Lib. interest,
1900-4; a Presb.-Sherbrooke, P.Q.;
Canada Club, 11..Iontreal.
.. An able and upright judge, whooSe de.
cisions have been admirnbly conceived and
t:eor.se.1)" expressed."-Late Judge Curran.
Hutchinson, Wallace :Irving, U.S. pub.
serVIce.
Eng. and Scotch origin; S. J. R. and
L. C. H., Wolfville, N.S.; b. N.S., Jan.
:10, 1881: e. Horton Coli. Acad., Acadia
Un1v. (B.A., 1901) and Yale Unlv.
Uept. or .Forestry \M.l<'., I
03) ; entd.
U. S. Bureau of Forestry, July, 1901; In
charge forestry dept., Island of Min-
dinas, P.I., 1
06-H; since then has
done much research work In India,
Belgium and Germany; a memo Am.
Forestry Assn.; author of numerous
articles on Forestry In periodlcals.-
Bureau of Forestry, Washington., D,C.
Hutchinson, Rev. W1W.am Bernard
\Hapt.).
B. Londonderry, N.S., Jan. HI, 1861;
e. Acadia Unlv, (B.A., 1886; M.A.,
189ð), Rochester Theol. Semy. (B.D.)
and Newton Theol. Semy., MaSs.
(D.D.) ; m., Oct., 1890, Miss Grace E.
Terhune, Quebec; 0., 1889; pastor,
Topeka, Kansas, 1890-1904; do., Law-
rence, do., 1904-7; apptd. presdt.
Acadia Unlv., June, 1907; resigned,
June, 1909; (during his Incumbency
the Acadia Coil. Forward Fund at
$230,000 was completed, John D.
Rockefeller contributing $100,000 and
Andrew Carnegie $30,OOO).-Hutchin.
son, Kansas.
.. A stalwart man. full of energy and
with great capacity for bringing thines to
pass."-H. Herald.
Hutchison, Alexander Cowper, archi-
tect.
Scottish ancestry; S. late Wm. and
Helen Campbell (Hall) H.; b. Mont-
real, ApI. 2, 1838; e. there; m., 1862,
Miss Margt. Burnet, Cobourg, Ont.; In
early yrs. a stonecutter; had charge
of the stone-cutting required for the
Parlt. Bdgs., during the course of their
erection, up to 1865; later, after spe-
cial Instruction, conducted classes In
architectural and geomet. drawing In
connection with the Mech. lnst. and
the Bd. of Arts and Manufactures,
Montreal; 'Was flor many yrs. after-
wards in the actlv.e 'pursuit of his prof.
In ,toot city; now a consulting ar
W-
te
t; many of the principal bulldlngs
In M'Ontreal have been designed by
him; has also lectuTed on architecture
before the Art Assn. and 'the Presb.
Coli., !Montreal: was one ()f the
orIginal mems. (.selected by Its faun de-I',
the Marquis of Lorn.e) of the Royal
Can. Acad. .of Art, and Temalned Its
V.-P. up to 1907; 'has also been presdt,
of the Que-bee Architects' Assn.; a
Presb. and an elder In the ch.; also
a memo of the Bd. of Mangt:. of the
M'Ontreal Presb. Call. and a memo of
the Nat. Comte. of the Presb. Lay-
man's Missy. .Movement, 1909; was
for 21 yrs. suþdt. of the St. Andrew's
Ch. Sunday Sch., Westmount; also
V.-P. of the Sunday Sch. Assn., P.Q.,
and a dllI'. of the Pr.ot. House of In-
dustry and Refuge; was a warm per-
sonal fll"lend of the late Hon. Alex.
Mackenzie. - 2iO Kensington Ave.,
Montreal.
II One 0If Montreal's best known and
most honoured citizenø."-o. Free Pre...
Hutchison, Bev, David (Pres b.), edu-
cationISt.
Scottish origin; S. D. H., Orlllia.
Ont. : b. Arbroath, Scot., Jan. 25, 1866;
e. McGill Unlv. (B.A., 1893; M.A.,
1899)" Hairvard Un
v. (A.B., Ph.D.)
and Montreal Presb. Coil. (B.D., 1898) ;
m., June, 1895, Miss Laura Mooney,
Montreal; O. 1895: filled several pas-
torates: Instr. In Hebrew and Asst.
Instr. In HI'St. and Sociology, Union
Univ., N.Y., 1906-10; sInce then has
been a Prof., Dept. of Hlst., State Nor-
mal Call., Albany, N.Y.-----i68 Yates St.,
Albany, N,Y.
564
HUTCHISO
-HYDE.
Butchi.on. ....ame. Alexander, phy-
slclan; Can. ry. servIce,
S. Matthew and Helen (Ogilvie)
H., Goderlch, Ont.; b. Montreal, June
12, 1863; e. Goderlch and McGill
Unlv. (M.D.,C.M., 1884) ; L.R.C.p. and
S., Edln, ; m., May, 1891, JessIe, d. late
Thos. Caverhlll, Montreal; asst. surg.
Montreal Genl. Hosp., 1891; attendIng
surg., 1894 ; successfully practises
his prof. In Montreal; has been chIef
moo oirr. of the G. T. and G. T,
Pacific Rys. since 1905; is asst.
prof. of BUrg. and c1ln. surg. McGill
Unlv.; presdt. Montreal Chir, Soc.;
elected V.-P. Can. Tubercul. Assn.,
1909; a llfe mem., M.A.A.A.; author
of many very valuable contrIbutions
to moo.. U/bera1.'llTe,-&.+ Mackay Bt.,
Montreal; St. James'8 Club; Univer-
:lity Club; Royal St. Lawrence Yacht
Club; Royal Montreal Golf Club, do.
Hutchi.on, COl, William. Dom, publlc
service.
S. late Robt. and Mary H.; father
a native of Ayrshlre, Scot.; b. Ot-
tawa, Dec. 25, 1843; e. Ottawa Gram-
mar Sch.; m., Sept., 1874, E. Blanche,
e. d. S. T. Willet, Chambly, P.Q.;
gained business experIence under his
uncle, the late Thos. McKay, an Ot-
tawa fiour miller, and was sometime
hIs partner; afterward was long
mango dlr. McKay Milling Co.; presdt.
Central Can. EXlbn. .Assn., 1899-41906;
an ald., and sometime chaIrman Bd.
of Works, Ottawa, 1885-91; sat for
Ottawa (H. C.), LIb. Interest, 1896-
1904; sInce 1902 has served as a
Commr. of Expns. for the Dam. of
Can.; now and for some yrs. Is Chief
Commr.; decorated with the Order of
the Rising Sun (with the rank of col.
In the army), by Emperor of Japan,
1904; with Order of Leopold, by King
of the Belgians, 1905, and with Order
of the Crown of Italy, by the King
of Italy, 1907; presented to and
lunched with the late King Edward
and Queen Alexandra, Dublln, July,
1907.-Care Department of Agricul-
ture, Ottawa; Rideau Club, do.
10 To hiB cre.ative genius, foresight and
Indomitable energy a.re due the creditable
natlO1lo!Ll displaya made abroad by the
Dom. In- connection with these seve.ral exhl.
bitrons."-Late Sir Geo. Drummond.
Hutton, Maurice, educationist.
S. Rev. Joseph Henry H., rector of
West Heslerton, Eng., and Mary
(Mottram) H.; nephew Richard H.,
of the London Spectator; b. Manches-
ter, Eng., 1856; e. Magdalen Call. SCh.,
\Vorcester CoIl., Oxford {open scholar-
shIp, 1874; 1 st class classical modera-
tions, 1877; 1st cla.1iJS LiterlB Human-
(ores, 1879); LL,D. (hon.), Toronto
Urrlv., 1903; do. (do.), Queen's UnJlv.,
1903; m., 1885, Annie Margt., d. late
Rev. John McCaul, LL.D., first presdt.
TorollJto Unlv.; fel10w of Me1'ton O>Jil.,
1879-86; lect. on classics and ancient
hIlst.. Fll'bh Ooltl., Sheffiel1d, 188(}; prof.
of classics, Unlv. Coil., Toronto,
1880-87; prof. of Greek, do., since
1887 and principal of the ColI. since
1901; acting presdt. of Toronto Unlv.,
1906-7; presented wJth a token of
appreciation of his .. high Intelligence
and unf.alllng courtesy In the perform-
ance of hIs duties," by the unlv. gOV8.,
1907 ; portrait I.n
'I
. paln1f>o(} ,hy Orulck-
8hank, for the Cnlv., 1
U;' ; apIJtd. memo
Onto Educ. Advisory Council, 1
06;
resigned, 1909; a mem of the Browning
Club, and has lectured before that and
other bodies, In Can.; author of vari-
ous papers and articles contrIbuted
to the mags. and to the Transactions at
learned bodies; Ang.--67 Queen'8 Park.
Toronto,. Unfver8ity of Toronto
Faculty Unfon, do.
10 Has, year by year, edded lustre to the
de.pa.rtment of classics In, the University."
-Rev. Dr. R. A. Falconer (q.v.).
Buycke, His Honour Edward COI'-
nelius Stanbury. Co. Ct. judge.
U. E. L. stock; s. late Jas. Kempt
and Annie (Stanbury) H.; b. Tip. Percy,
00. Northumberland, Ont., Mch. 16,
1860; e. public .and .hlgh schs. and VIc-
toria Unlv. (B.A" 1883: LL.B., 1887) ;
m., 1887, Rose Meredith, y. d. late J. C.
Field, ex-M.P.P., Cobourg; barrister,
1886; K.C., 1902; successfully prac-
tised his prof. at Cobourg; mayor of
Cobourg, 1899-1902; declined political
preferment; formerly presdt. local Lib.
Assn., but was never an extreme Lib.;
as a young man was a classical
tea.cJher, and 'has been all hils ,lrIfe a stu-
dent of iLittere tu.re, cla.sslcal and Eng.;
elooted presdt. Northumht'rland Hlst.
Soc., 1901; do. .a dlr. No.rthumberland
and Durham Power Co.. 1906; Is a
senator and regent, Victoria Unlv.;
always an enthusiastic Can.; declined
appt. to Haldlmand Co. judgeship, Apl.,
1904; apptd. Co. Ct. Judge for Peter-
bora, July 6,1909; a Meth.-Peterboro,
Ont.; Citizen8' Club, do.
.. Was 8 pa.rticu
rly foroible and
eLoquent pIe ade r. "-T. Globe.
Hyde, John. chartered accountant.
S. Jas. and Agnes (Clarke) H.; b. at
sea, June 4, 1853; e. pUblic schs., Mont-
real; m., 1st, Miss Annie Gordon (d.);
2nd,ly, Miss AdlelaJlde Hyatt; ad!mlbtoed
to Assn. of Accountants, Montreal,
1891; {:ouncJllor, do., 1896; 2nd V.-P.,
do., 1898; 1st V.-P" 1899: presdt., do.,
1901-3; 'J)resdt. Dom. Msn. Chartered
Accountants, 1902-4; a fellow Soc. of
Accountants, Eng., 1905; chairman,
Can. Council, Soc. Auditors and
Accountants, Eng., 1906; V.-P. West-
mount MunIcipal Council, 1908; presdt.,
do., Dec. 1908; a J.P.; a Commr, for
taking Affidavits In all the Provinces;
long and successfully In business In
Montreal; retained by prominent law
firms, commercLal and financial institu-
tions In Important Investigations; also,
by Govt., notably in the McGreevy,
Bale-des-Chaleurs and Inter-provl. ar-
bitration cases; Presb,----3
O Wood Ave.,
Westmount, Montreal; We8tmount A.
A. Club, do.
.. RecognIzed a8 a.ble and tru8two<rthy."
-M. Herald.
Hyde, Bev. Thomas :8, (Cong.).
B. Irel.; graduated from the Moody
Sehs., Northfield, Mass., and, later,
from the Training Sch., ChIcago; was
for 4 yrs. pastor of the Moody Ch.,
there, but owing to a failure of phys-
deal strength, through the arduous
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565
duties of the charge, was compelled to
resign, Nov., 1893; later, the same year,
became pastor of the Northern Congo
Ch., Toronto; resigned, owing to fll-
health, Oct., 1907; for same reason
declined a call to Vancouver, 1902, and
to Hamilton, 1908; a memo Comte. on
Ch. Union, 1906; was presdt. of the
Cong, Foreign Missy. Soc. for several
yrs.-6-6 I8abella St., Toronto.
K"man, lion. Charle. Smith, sta t
-
man; merchant.
S. late ElUs W. and Annie M.
(Nlles) H.; b. London, Ont., Aug. 31,
1854; e. Hellmuth ColI. there; m., 1876,
Elizabeth, d. late John Birrell. Lon-
don, Ont.; on his father's dea.th, 1878,
succeeded him as senior partner In
his business as a tanner and leather
merchant, and Is at present head of
the fil'ms of C. S. H. & Co., London,
Ont., S. Arscott & Co., Benton, N.R,
St. John Hide & Leather Co., St. John,
N.E., and presdt. of the Fenlln
Leath.er 00., Mkmtreal; ;presdrt:. London
Ed. of Tr.ade, 1881-2; chairman
Finance Comte. City of London,
1882-3; mayor of Lol1ld{}n
1884; a. dJr.
Bank of Toronto; a Ll.b.; a secy. Dom,
Lib. Convention, Ottawa, 1893; un-
successfully contested London (H.
C.), 1887; elected for that constituency,
1891, but was defeated, 1892, and
g. e., 1896; again elected, g. e., 1900,
and sat till 1908; chairman Standing
Comte. Railways, Canals and Tele-
graph Lines, 1892, 1893 and 1894;
sworn of the Privy Council and was
a memo of the Laurier Govt., without
portfollo, for a short period in
1904-5; was Mlnr. of Publlc Works,
from May, 1905, up iOO hfsretirement
owing to Ill-health, July, 1907; made
ß. trip round the world, 1907-9;
formerly a well-known 8;mateur
athlete; has been presdt. London
Oricket OlU'b; one of the .orIginators
of the London Hunt Club; An
.-
" Idlewyld," London, Ont.; London
Club, do.; Rideau Club, Ottawa; To-
ronto Club,. Ontario Club, Toronto; St.
ld1ngton, lion. John, judge.
S. late Peter and Catherine (::;tew-
art) 1.; father from Berwlckshire,
mother from PerthShire, Scot.; b. nr.
M(\rrl!';ton. Ont., Oct. 14. 1840: P. GHlt
(Tassle's) Grammar Sch., and Toronto
Univ. (LL.B. and gold med., 1864) ; m.
Maggie, d. late Geo. Colcleugh, Mt.
Forest, Ont.; barrister, 1864; K.C.
(Ont.), 1876; do. (M. of Lansdownp),
1885; suc0eSsfuloly .praotlsed at IStrs.t-
ford, Ont.; elk. of t'he :J}'e"ace and 00.
atty. for Perth, 1879-11904; :presdt.
Western Bar Assn., 1894-5; jud,ge
High at. Justolce. Ont., Mdh., 1904 (on
leaving St.raJtford waos 'Presen.ted by ,the
bar with a OOJbinet of sUverware, in
token of their respe.ct and a,d,mlra:tlon) ;
sirwe Feb., 1905, Ibas beoen a judge
Sup. Ct. lOan.; when at .t.he bar -de-
fended OhlalpeLle for murder (see
Murray's .. MemoIrs "); was alsoo
presdit. N. Pert'h Retonn A..ssn.; a.,pp.td.
Jame8'a Club, Montreal; Union Club,
St. John, N,B.
.. Deservedly popul'ar, much a.bove the
average in. I8IbHlty, and by no mea-ne dervold
of the finer impulses of a public man."-
.. Don."
Hyndman, :rrederlok Wüllam, insur-
ance profession.
6th s. late Robt. and Anne (Mc-
Nutt) H.; mother a grand-d. of tlhe
first Chief .Justice P.E.I.; b. Prlnce-
town, P.E.I., ,Sept. 4, 1841; e. Central
Acad., Charlottetown; m., Sept., 1871,
Eliza, d. Wellington Nelson; entd. R.N.,
1856; retired, as asst. paymaster In
chaJl'g>e H. M. S. Newport, 1870 .
provl. auditor, 1876-9; later apptd.
marshal, Vice-Admiralty Ct., P. E. I.,
and Lloyd's agent for P. E. 1., 1902:
went Into genI. Ins. business, 1878;
n()IW repres
-ßobfng fiTe {)ffices :--.North
British & Mercantile, Union Assur.
Soc., Phænlx of London, Guardian
Assur. Co. and German-Am. Standard
Life Aissur. Co. or EdJin!burgh; maorlnoe:
-Lloyd's UndoerwrUers' (London),
ManI1lheim Marine Ins. 00., Rioya>l Ex-
change MArine, Royal Marine Ins. Co..
Inod.emn.Hy Ins. 00., also EmployeTS'
IAability C.orp.. and Canada Pennanen t
Mortgs'ge Corp., an-d Home .Pi1a'te-GI.ass
Assur.; while In the R. N. was an
Admiralty surveyor, 1st class; served
wltoh CBJPtaln Orlebar, R.N., on Nfd.
and Gulf st. Lawrence survey several
yrs.; took part In the following his-
toric events: llaylng of telegTl"s;ph cable
between Cape Breton and Nfd., the
landing of first Atlantic cable at
Hoo.rt's OonJtenlt. Nfd.; thoe 'laying of
cable from Malta to Alexandria,
Egypt, 1868; took part In the suppres-
sion of Jamaioa Rebellion, 1865-6; also
in suppressing Fenian Raid, 1866. on
ib{)rd.er .of N. B., in flagshdp Duncan,
AdmI. Sir Jas. Hope (Fenian Raid
med., 1866) ; accompanied the Empress
of the French through the Suez Canal
at the formal opening of same, Nov.,
1869, with m.any persons of note: a
Chrlstlan.-Charlottetown, P.E.I.
I
by Can. Inst. a memo of Sir Sandforù
Fleming's (q.v.) Oomte. on Electoral
Refonn, 1911; .Presb.-.'IZ5 Stewart St.,
Ottawa, Ont.,. Rideau Club, do.
"P
'Puolalr with the bar, fl'(Hl1 C(J's-Jlw'1IJ.1
to the St. Clair and Port Arthur."-T.
Telegram.
De., George, author.
S. Fredk. I.; b. GIbraltar, Spain, JUlw
20, 1852; came to Can. with his par-
er-ts ; e. Montreal; unm.; formerly
man gr. Windsor Hotel. Montreal (pre-
sented by friends with a purse of
$1,000, In ackgt. of his many acts of
public usefulness on retiring therefrom,
1887); ed. .. Little Masterpieces of
Science" (1902) and .. Little Master
Autobiographies" (1908); author .. A
Class In Geometry: Lessons in Obser-
vation and Experiment" (1894),
Of Flame, Electricity, and the Camera ,.
(1900), If InventorR at Work" (1906);
:>66
ILLSLEY-INNES.
a frequent contributor to Can. and Am.
mags. and periodicals; for 18 yrø. advo.
cated .. the appraisal of lIteraturc."
by engaging trustworthy au thorUles
to chooøe the best 'books and say
aÞout each R word of description and
criticism most helpful to readers and
students; In connection therewith ha!'
ed., with others, .. A List of Books for
Girls and Women and Their Clubs"
(895), and other similar publica-
tions; gave $10,000 to Am. Library
A r,sn. towards cost of .. Guide to Am.
Hlfltory" (1902).-Park Ave. Hotel,
New York,
nIsley. Percival J" organist.
B. Ched, dl-erton Stafford.shire, En-g.,
1865; Teed. musIcal training Llch-
tI-elid Oa, t'h. Eng., as res-ident arUc100
pupil of
. B. 'Lott, Mus. Bac.,
F.RC.O., cathedral organIst for 7
yrs.: was depty. org'anlst to cath. a>1d
organist st. .John's .Ch., LIchfield. 1885-
R6,- bE'comlng prIvate or
anlst to
MarchIoness of Hastings, 1886: orgHn-
I
t and cholrma!"ter, Holy Trin. Ch..
Queensbury, Yorks, 1887-1891, where
he tvi:l.S alRo conductor of Orpheus Gl^e
Union: while holdIng thIs position.
1891, was apptd. organIst and choIr-
master St. George's Ch., Montreal.
where he sun Is: Is also l"ctl1rer In
ch, musIc to Montreal Dioc. ColI., and
on teaf'hI>1g-
taff McGltl Conservator-
lum of Music; obtained diploma of
Assoc. of Royal Coll. of Organists,
1887; Mus. Bac., gold and !"l1ver meds.
('l'rln. Unlv., Toronto), 18t}3: Mus.
Bae., ad eun. (Bishop's College, Len-
noxvlll-e) , 1895; fellow ort the Royal
ColI. of Organists, 1901: apptd. cou!l-
('fIlor and rp
., Dom. ColI. of MusIc.
Montreal, 1908.-29 Mackay St., 1lfont-
rl'al.
.. Play. In a masterly way.It-M. Herald.
Inch, James Bobert, educationist.
Y. s. N:a:bhanlet1 and A'll'ltie (Arnn-
strong) I., who emigrated from nr.
Ennlsklllen, Irel., to N. B., and settled
at PetersvllJe, Co. Queens, 1824; b.
Petersvllle, ApI. 29, 1835: e. Gage-
town Grammar Sch. and Mt. Allison
Unlv. (A.B., 1864: A.M., 1867; T.-L.D..
1878); hon. LL.D., Univ. of N. B.,
1909: m., 1854, Miss Mary Alice
Dunn, Keswlck, N.B. (d. ApI., 1904);
licensed as 1st class teacher: spent
some yrs. In early Ufe In pubUc sch.
service; principal Mt. Allison L!l.dies'
ColI., 1864-78; presdt. N. B. Hnlv..
1878-91 : sIn
then supdt. of education
and presdt. N. B. Unlv. (the 2 offices
having been amalgamated by leg-!sla-
tlon: resIgned, 1909; Is also presdt. of'
Senate, N. B. Unlv., and a fellow an.d
senator HaUfax Unlv.: elected local
V.-P. Am. Inst. Christian PhIl., 1886,
and V.-P. Dom. EducL Assn., 1895;
a.pptd a memo (}eogoraplhlc Ed. of Can.,
1905; a del. Imp. Educl. Conf., London,
Eng., 1907: an active adheren.t of Meth.
Ch.: has been a memo of all the GenI. I
Confs. of that body since 1878; also fii
memo Ch. Union Comte., 1906. and a D
eJCtve. comte. Can. Bible Soc.: an ab]
and exp.erlenced f>.ducatlonlst, he ha
been the means of conferring many
Important services, not only on the
several Institutions with which he
lo.S
bf'en connected, but on the whole 8ch.
system of N. B.-Fredericton, N.ll.
"An experien-ced and able ed\lJC8tionlat,"
-St. John Telegraph.
Inches, Pa.trick Bobertson, physicIan.
S.
as. and
anet (Small) I., who
came to st
ohn, N.B., 1832: Cather
trom Dunkeld ; mother from Dlr-
nanean, Strathardle, Perthshlre, Scot. ;
b. St. .John, 1835: e. St.
ohn Gr,,lm-
mar Sch.; m., 1876, Mary Dorot.1Nl.
d. Dr. C. R Flf'kp.
t. .John: "'I.D
(N. Y. Unfv.), 1866: M.R C.
. (L r lT1-
(ton) 1868: rf'!'1M p nt phyc;. l'v1'ltPTnify
HosP., Edln., ] 867: a C011ncl11or con.
P. and S., N. B.; a dlr. St, .John R;-
Hef and Alii Soc.: pre!'1(lt.
t. .John
t
Andrew's Soc.. I!1 Q O: 1'1'1. N n TTIc-t
Soc 1899. a del. Brit. Mp(
. Assn. Con.
rp
s, 191Ö.-179 Germain St., St. John,
N.B,
Ingalls, Allen G., lawyer and In-
ventor.
B Durham, P.Q., Af1I. 24, 185;;: e.
Gra
bY Acad. .aO{l Stanste
d ColI. :
m., Dec., 1883, Annett", P. d. W. ;i
Parmalep. (q.v.) ; B.C.L. (M G 1
Unlv.), 1881; advocate. do.; Invented
kinetic heat system; holds a cert. In
gunnery.-Laprairie, P.Q.
Ingram, Andrew :8" Onto public .ser-
vice.
Spcond s. late Thos. and Marv Ann
Y., Strabnne, Ont.; grands. Andrew I..
a nAtive Co. Tyrone, Irf'J.. who s"rw'(]
In the army under the Duke of Wel-
Unrgton for 19 yrs., and was present
at Quatre Bras and WHterJoo; b. Htrrt-
bane, Ont., ApI. 2
, ] !I!) 1 : e. 1\forrls-
ton, Ont.; m., 1882, E1!zabf'th, e. d.
Allen McIn.tyre, Aberfoyle, Ont.: for
some yrs. ,In Am. and Can. ry. ser-
vice: formerly prf'srlt. St. Thom
s
Trades and Labour Council; now and
for many yrs. hon. presdt. do.; S'1. t
tor W. Elgin (Local). Con. Intf'rpst,
1886-90. Hnd for E. Elgin (H. C.),
1891-06, when he retired, owl"f! to his
appt. as memo Onto Ry. and Municipal
Coron.: was presented with a gold
watch chaIn and locket by his Con.
colleag"U('s on leaving the H. C.: a
Con. .. whip" In Commons: orlgln"lted
many new provisions In Dom. Elt>c-
tlons Act; a Kn!g-ht of Labour, a For-
f'stf'r. and an Oiid Fellow: an Ang-.-
Rt. Thomas, Onto
.. A
ood li:f/PllkPT, not gIven to makln
8n ornt
rical di8P'lav, bnt n"VPT fni1in:; to
present a good cBRe."-T. World.
Innes, Hugh Paterøon, lawyer; legis-
lator.
Sef'ond s. Wm. P. T.. found"T
frn-
coe CA.nnln
Co.. an
M
Tlon n.lvlng--
stone) I.: b. Dtln
as. Ont..
pnt. 14.
1871 ; m.,
uly, 18t}8, Mabel Margt., e.
d. His Honour .Judge Livingstone; bar-
rister, 1893; K.C.. 1908; prnct!ses In
Simcoe and througlhout that dllstrlct: a
Con., and returned In that Intere!"t for
N. Norfolk (Local), g. e. 1908; Presb
-Blmooe. Onto
INXES-IRELAND.
567
I11ne.. John B,. artist.
O. s. late \
ry Hev. Dean I., D.D.,
London, Ont., by his first wife, Ellza-
beth Anne. o. d. Col. John Clarke, 76th
Regt.; b. and e. London, Oat.; long
connected with Can. press as an illus-
trator and sl{etch writer: C'o!lt'lbutp(]
several storIes, Illustrated by himself,
to Can. Mag., Can. Cou1'ie)', Saturday
Night, and to other per.IodIcals; w-ent
to S. A. during Boer Woar, 1902, .as cor-
f{'spondent for Mail and EmpÜ'e. To-
ronto; lIved also In Western Can.;
hIs pictures of Western life and B. C.
mountain scenery spedaHy admired;
while a trooper in Gov.-Uenl:s JJody
Guard, July, 1904, rode, with 3 others,
from Niagara Camp to Toronto, 90
milt's, In 23 hours and 25 minutes.
carrying with them on a pack horse a
tent and complete camp outfit, Inc1ud-
ing rations: joined Hearst newspapers,
N. Y.. as IPust-ratnr, 1907.-NetD Yurl
.
II His pictures full of life, vigour and
dramatic quality."-Oan. Oourier.
Innes, Bobert Hayward. Am. ry. ser-
vice.
S. R. L. and C. F.. (Haywarl1) I.:
b. Kingston, Ont., Dec. 25, 1852; e.
BPllevllle, Ont.; m. Miss Lucy Riley,
Columbus, Tex. : entd. ry. se>rylC'e,
1870, since when has fined many Im-
portant and responsible positions, beln!!,
employed succes
lvely 011 Atlantic &
Pac. RY., St. Louis, Salem & Little
Rock Ry., Galveston, Harrisburg- l{
San Antonio Ry.. and Sf111 A ...tonl.... &
Arkansas Pass Ry.; since 1893 has
....pen dlY. supl1t. last-na 111ed rO'1d. -Ii.'?
Cnr8 t m Rt.. San Antonio, Tex.; San
Antonio Club.
Internoscia, Jerome, 1awyer.
S. Nicola and T resa (D' Arn
to I
T.; f:tthf'r a11 e'("-HeDt. Halla"! Na t
Army: h. Rapolla. Italy. S<>pt.
R.
1 RI;Q; e. Jlifplfi. Tt'1ly. ......"1 1I.I!"n
l1
r
;v
(B.A., 18Q2: M.A., 18'16: B.C.T
., with
honours. 1894); m., July, 1904, .MlIe.
Meva Garneau. Quebec: advocate, 1899:
practises In Montreal: Is solr. Royal
ItaUan Consulate; came to Can., 1887;
was a('t!11g consul-g-I'n1. of Italy, l\Io.,t.
real, 1898, 1901, 1905. and ag-aln 1906:
øpptd. a cheva!ler of the Crown of
Ita!y by KIng of Italy, 1905; author
.. New Code of International Law"
(1908), desIgned to suit the needs of an
natIons, and prepared In the Interests
of peace and for the abolition of war;
J1p favours a1so tJ,p l1J,OlltfO'l of (,
T'I'-
tal punlshment.-fZ'8 Mance St., Annex,
1I.f ontreal.
Ireland. Francis Charles, manufac-
turer.
Eng. and Irish parf'ntage; on fath-
('r's I<lde connectl'd with the founder
of the Ireland scholar., Oxford Unlv.:
b. Brl
hton, Ont., Sept. 1, 1837: e.
Victoria Unlv.: B.Sc. from an Am.
unlv.; ed. for the ministry. but after-
wards entd. mercantHe life, and. ha!;t
become widely known as a manfr. or
hyg-Ipnlc foods; was awardei1 7 mei1s.
111 J.jng., whither he went, 1 R9f!, to In-
troduce his cereal foods and hygienic
prf'paratlons; spent 6 yrs. In En
.;
now presdt. Jlreh Dla.betlc Food Co.,
N. Y.; chief promoter the Phlllpsbura
Milling Co., (L.P., 1
03); estbd. 11r8t
newspaper publlshed In Co. Arg
n-
teuU, P.Q., to which he contributed
some Intcrestlng llterary essays;
author .. The Methodists and the Ch,
oi England," a pamphlet (1887);
.. Good Health: or the Physiology of
Dietetics and Massage" (1896), and
. The Church's Hope" (1904); always
a Con.; formerly presdt. Llb.-Con.
.\!"sn., Argenteui1; has refused all par-
liamentary honours: favours a pro-
tective tarlt!, the so!ld unity of the
Brit. Empire, freedom of creed and
dass, so long as they comply with
c0nstltutlonal requirements and are
faithful In their nlJeglance to the
Crown' separate schs., where peop:e
I'equlre' them, and the restriction of
the sale of alcoholic liquors, but not
('nCorced prohibition as now advocated
by some people; an An
. and a lay
reader In the ch., to which he has
glw'n 3 sons: Rev. Austen,
ev. J. E.,
.md the Rev. I". C. 1.---830 S&xth A1ic-
Ime, N. Y. City.
Ireland. Bev. George Drillio (Pres b.).
S. late Jas. and Ann (McLt'od) I.;
f
thf'r a native of Dovpr. Ene::.: b.
Tignlsh, P.E.I., ApI. 6. 1866: e. Prince
of Wales ColJe
e, Charlottetown. an<i
.
fcGm University (B.A.. 1894): ro.,
September, 1905, Elizabeth Carollne,
eldest daughter of the late E. Byron
'.Ylnslow, K.C.; followed thcool. !"tutll"'s.
:-'lontreal Theol. Coli. (
raduatf'r11897).
,,"11 Dh'lnltv
"'h.. t;hlt'agn IT...lv.: o.
18 Q 8; past,ôr St. Paul's, Woodstock,
.B., 1898-1911; sln-ce then has been
pastor SO'Uth Vancouver, B.C.; organ-
;7.er 'V(\ncl!"t....('1{ Gn'f ("Iub. local
branch Booklovers' Library, a.nd e.
chief promotl r Carleton Co. Hosp.. of
which he Is a dlr. and trustf'e: 1-1
I"reemason and grand chapl
ln Grand
T n<1g-<> N.' B.: a .....CO""1. ^ 1J)J,a T )
lt,
Phi Fmternlty, M-cGUl Cha.p.-South
Vancouver, B.C.
II An authority on Biblical nnd Enltlish
ïterntnre aDd a stron
p
Bcher Bnd
lecturer. 'Recognized as one of the a.ble.st
and most earnest of the younjter mt'n In
the Presbv,te:I'Í:an mi,n.isbr)',"-Wood8tO('k
Dispatch. .
Ireland. WIUiam, journaUst.
S. \Vm. and Mary Ann 1.; Eng. 01'1-
In; b. Crewkerne, Somersflshlr
,
8ng., Sept. 14, 1852; accompanied
parents to Can., 1854; e. Aurora, Ont.,
Public and High Schs.: m., 1874, MI.33
Jennie Brodie, Aurora. Ont.: learned
nrlntfng bu!"lnpss anl1 w0rk-(] at It till
1879; purchased North Star, Parry
Sound, 1880. and has continued to
edit and pUbiish the paper ever since:
promInently identified with growth
and progress of Parry Sound, town
and dist.; license Inspr. since 188
;
an offlcf'-bearer Can. Pre!"s Assn.;
('halrm
n local BI1 of Health, e:TI\nd
secy. Can. Assn. Masters and Mates;
capt. and paymaster 23rd Regt.
(" Northern PIoneers to) since Sept.,
1903; a Lib.; a Bapt.-Parrv Bound,
Onto
568
IRISH-IRVING.
Irish, Bev. Henry Howard (Meth.).
Entd. ministry, 1901; m., Aug., 19û
.
Margt., d. H. A. Taylor, Alton, N.::;.;
a missionary to China, 1908.-Chenlu,
China.
Irish, Mark Howard, ins. broker,
S. late Mark I., man gr. Am.
.1v
press Co., Toronto; b. Madison,
13.,
July 18 1874; e. U. C. Coli; m., Dw.,
1899 Mabpl Beatrice, d. late David
Sma
t; matriculated in law, OsgOO.:!03
Hall, 1896; successfully carnes on
business in Toronto; þresdt. Can. Club,
Toronto, 1906-7; a trustee Toronto
Genl. Hosp., 1910; a Con., and elected
þresdt. Con. Assn., 1908.-46 Chestnut
Park Rd., Toronto; Natio?}al Club;
Albany Club; Royal Canadtan Yacht
Club; Lmnbton C01tntry Club, do.
:Irwin, Joseph Samuel, manufacturer.
S. Col. Joseph I., 77th Ill. Volunteers,
and EI1za:l>ct:h M. 1.; b. Be.lJl-e Plain,
Ill., May 6, 1862; e. there; m.. 1st.
1892, Marthoa Elmira (d. Mch., 1907),
d. late Saml. Barnard, Ypsilanti, Mich. ;
2ndly, Oct., 1909, Naida ElizaJOO'Dh, d,
late Lt.-Gol. Joshua Wright, Otta.wa;
came to Can., 1900; followed commer.
clal pursuits In U. S. ; was the youngest
genl. mangr. in mercantile life In the
U. S.; sometime engd. in the organiza-
tion and promotion of various cement
cos.; after coming to Can. promoted
and built the works 0If the Intern.
Portland Cement Co" Hull, P.Q, and
is now Its mango dir.; also promoted
and bunt the works of the Western
Can. Cement & Coal Co., Exshaw,
Alta.; was a prime mover In the great
cement merger, 1909, and beca.me a
dir. in the Can. Cement Co., the out-
come thereof; Ang.-65 Cartier St.,
Ottawa.
Irvine, Lt,-Col, Acheson Gosford Do-
minion public .service. '
Y. s. late Lt.-Col. 1. G. I., Dom.
A. D. C. to the Gov.-Genl. Can., anù
Annie I., d. Hon. Matthew B211: b
Quebec, Dec. 7, 1837; e. 'iliere, and was
for some yrs. in commercial life:
unm.; taking a 1st class Cav. 8ch
cert. and a 1st class M. S. cert., was
gazetted lleut. in 3rd or .. Eastern ..
AdmInistrative Batt. for service at
LalÞmlI1ie, under lilie
mand ()If 001.
(now F. M. Lord) Wolseley, Dec. 30.
1864; raised and was apptd. capt. of
what became afterwards No. 1 Co.,
55th Megant!c Light Infy., Mch., 1866,
promoted major, June, 1867; serv'.:d
as major 2nd Batt., Quebec Rilles, R{"d
River expedy. force, 1870, and on the
force In Man. being reduced, 1871, was
placed In command of the provl. Batt.
of Rlffes which remained there; re-
tired, with rank of It.-col. (gent. spr-
vice med., with 3 clasps), .Tune, 1875:
on formation of Royal N. W. Mounted
PoIlce, 1875, became asst. commr. ; pro-
moted commr., Nov., 1880; as such
assisted In the suppression of the N. W.
Rebellion, 1885 (med.); retired, ApI.,
1886; formerly R memo N. W. Coun-
ell; apptd. to prpsent office, warden
Man. Penty., Oct. 13, 1892; elected
V.-P. Nat. Prison Congress, U. S.;
decorated with Y. S.. 0., 1903; elected
presdt. Red River Expn. Assn.. 1895;
an Ang. - Stony .u.ountain Peniten-
tiary, Man.; Manitoba Club, Winnipeg.
Irvine, Edon Coulter, educationist.
E. s. Hy. C.!., St. Mary's, Ont.; b.
nr. Seaforth, Ont., 1876; e. St. Mary's
pubHc schs. and Call. Inst. and ro-
ronto Univ. (B.A., with honours, 1903 ;
M.A., 1904); m., Junp, 1908, Alice
Clark, 2nd d. C. B. Hutchinson; ob-
tained a 1st class teacher's non-prof.
cert., St. Mary's, 1894, following whidl
he took a prof. cert., at Stratford,
ubseqt1ently taldng a course at tt:f'
Sch. of Pedagogy; for 4 yrs. han
charge of an .ungraded sch. at Ran-
nock, Ont.: was math. master Stan&-
stead CoIl., P.Q., 1903-8: since Sept.,
1908 has bpen principal ShPrbrooke
High SC'h.; formprly spcy. Tpachprs'
A Asn., Dist. St. Francls.-Sherbrool,c,
P. Q. . . I . d
II A teacher of ability, dlS'Clp me,
n
great moral influence." - Rev. PrincIpal
Flanderø (q. v.).
Irvine Bobert T., physIcIan.
Fou;th s. Robt. I., Carp, Ont.; b.
there, 1861; e. Central Sch. West anfl
CoIl. Tnst., Ottawa: m.. 1885, d. late
Dr. Fergu, s')n Buckingham,
.Q. ;
c-rarluat('d M.D..C.M. (McCan Umv.).
1885' some yrs. presdt. WestcheAter
Co Mpi1. Soc.: Sl1rg. Sing'
Ing "Prl"rm
sh';æ 1891; do. N. Y. C. Ry.; ih<e.a;l1:h
offr. city of Ossining: author .. Pl l aSj
modlum Malaria," .. The Co!;gen ta
Criminal," .. Anthra
.Malh:ma,. ptc.-:
12 Mavle Place. Osstntn!1' N.Y.. Cann.
dian Club: Transportatton Club. N.Y.
Irving, Sir Æmilius, lawyer; retired
legislator. . . M L C
Slate Hon. Jacob Æmllms I., ...,
('. who sprw'd as an offr. In thp
l
lli' Light Dragoons" was present
at ,YatPTloo. anfl. came to Ca
:. 1;!4
Tli1 r.
thf'rlnp Tìmnq Y.. d ",Ir r
H.omÚ
y, Ulandaff HO'US'e, Glam,
an-
. b Leamlngton. Eng., 182", e.
shire.. h LL D (Toronto
U C Call.. on. .. t
U
lv.), 1905 ': m., June' d 18 1 51 t ' t
t
Louisa (d. 1892), e. .
e . '.
Gugy, M.P., Quebec; barnste
, 1849
K.C. (Viscount Monck), 1863, bench
P1' Law
oc.. sincp 1874: trf'as. fin. flo.
slnæ .1893; the .. Nest
o.r':' of the .bar ()of
Ont; sucües-sfuU'Y pl'aJCtlsed for m.any
yrs. at Hamilton; on many Ocæ.Slo'ns
Crown Ipro'sccuOOr, ,and served. on ro'
l
cümns.; was co.unsel tor On't. m arblt-
r8!tion ,f,or settlemenlt of ,dls'pu1:w ac-
counts between Dom. and Govbs. of
On,t. and Que.; aJlso ap;poearw foor O
t.
before .the .II. Comte. of .tihe P. C. In
fisheries case; l'eIpol'e,sen'l:ed Onto ba.r
at IJneeHng .Am. Law Assn., 1899;
kn.ighted, 1906; a d'ir. Toronto GenI.
Trusts OOflporaNon; ,præd1. York OM
Boys' ASSIl.; a vet-eran Freemason
(,presented with 1:,eslt'ÍmoniaI from the
bl'e.tlhren, 1907); Lib.; Ang.-19 Rus-
sell St., Toronto; Toronto Club; Vi!1-
toria Club, do.; Hamilton Club, Hamtl-
ton, 0,., t.
"A man. of a.bility. le,arning and assidu.
ity. "-T. Globe.
.. Rc-DljWn
.d to'l' t.1w sO'llndne5'i of hiB
IRVING.
56H
OpInIOnS and the vigorou& way in which
he presents his cases."-S. N.
II:vin!f, Rev, Georgoe (Con!'!:.).
S. David P. I., M.P.P. (P. E. I.), and
Anne (Tweedy) I.; b. Vernon, P.E.I.,
ApI. 7, 1877; e. Prince of Wales ColI.
and McGill Univ. (B.A., 1902); m.,
Nov., 1908, Ohrlsbina C., y. d. lat-e .Tas.
KIng, M.onbreal; ,form-e.rly a Presb.
elergym.an; now a C'ong.; g.en!. secy.
Y. M. C. A., MicGiH Unliv., 1898-1900;
PI'eoSdt. do. do. d,o., 1901-2; gen!. secy.
do. do., 1902-4; seey. Can. West tOolInt'e.
Y. :VI. C. A., 1905; selcy. Intern. Oomte.,
Y. M. C. A., 1906-8; asst. pastor Clare-
mont Congo Ch., 1908.-ClU1'emúnt
Cal.
Irving, George or" manufacturer.
R. late \\Tm. and Mary (Sheard) I.
roronto: b. and e. there: m.. N!)v..
1908. Eleanor, d. Frank PhillIps, 'rn-
rnnto; long in business in Toronto:
elected presdt. National Ciub, Toronto.
1908-9; presented with cabinet of sil-
ver by his friends, on occasion of hi
marriage; Ang.--69 Spadina Rd., To-
ronto; National Clllb, do.
Irving, Col, James Douglas, late Can.
.regular mil. forees.
S. late Robt. Blake I., who emig-rat-
ed to P. E. I. from Annan, Scot., 18:{2
and .Toanna Charlotte I., d. Thos. R
Haszard; b. Charlottetown, P.E.T..
Feb. 12, 1844; e. by his father; fo:'
some yrs. depty. prothy. Sup. Ct..
P. E. I.; regr. Cts. of Chancery and
Vice-Admiralty and elk. of the Crown;
entd. active militia, P. E. 1., as lieut..
Mch., 1867; after union with Can., was
given a comn. in Can. Arty. Mil.;
subsequently commanded P. E. I. Pro-
\'isional Gar. Arty.; promoted major,
IS82; brig.-major M. D. No. 12, ApI.
1, 1885: It.-col., 1887; apptd. D. O. C..
M. D. No.9, N. S., Api. 14, 1893; com-
manded 6th Regt., Can. Mounted Rifles,
one of the regts. of the last contingent
raised for service in S. A., 1902; pro-
moted co!., D
c., 1902; retired with
that rank, Sept., 1907; awarded the
long service decoration; V.-P. Dom.
Rifle Assn. 1908; presdt. N. S. Rifle
Assn., 1903; presdt. North Brit. Soc..
Halifax, 1900-1.-" The Elms," Annan.
Dmnfriesshire, Scot.
.. A good soldier, a warm friend, to popu
lar citizen."-H. Hera.ld.
Irving, Lt,-Col, Lennox, lawyer,
S. Andrew I., late regr. Co. Ren-
frew, Ont., and Mary C., y. d. late
Dr. Cannon, surg., R. N.; closf'ly re-
lated to Rev. Edward I.; b. Pembrolce.
Ont., Mch. It), 1863; e. Pembroke
HIgh Sch. and Queen's Unlv., KIng--
s! on (B.A., 1886); unm.; barristpr,
1900; suocessfmly ;praotls>es (hIs prof.
In
mbrok-e; a counclHor Queen's
UJlIÎv.; s-ecy. Pembroke Libro.ry Bd.;
giazetteð Heut. 42nd Regt., 1883;
ca'pt., 1887; major, 1898; lot.-co!.
commdg., 1901; reUred, 1908; holds
long servloo éLeooration ; formerly
capt. Queen's UnJv. Foo.t'oolJ (oham-
pion9hIp) Olub; a memo also first
hockey <ream in Ol1't., and scored
the first and only goal of the first r..-
corded match between Queen's UnIv.
and the cadets of the Royal Mil. ColI.;
a Lib.; a Presb.-pembroke, Onto
Xrving, Major Lewis Erskine Went-
worth, physician; late Can. regu-
lar mil. forces.
5th S. Sir Æmlllus I. (q.v.); b.
Hamilton, Ont., Aug. 16, 1868; e. U.
C. CoIl., McGill Unlv. and Trinity
Univ. (M.D.,C.M., 1900); m., Mch.,
1903, Maude, d. late Surgeon-Col. Mac-
I lean, Meaford, Ont.; gazetted lleut.,
9th Field Batty., Can. Field Arty.,
I 1890; capt., 1891; major, 1901; now
R. 0.; served S. African War (Rho-
desian FIel.d, Force), 1899-1900
(despatches; D.S.O.; Queen's med.
with 4 clasps); memo CoIl. P. & S.,
ant., 1900; do. do., N. W. '1.'., 1905;
now successfully practises his prof. In
Edmonton. - Edmonton, Alta.; Can.
Mil. Inst.
Toronto.
Irving, Lukin Homfray, Onto public
public service.
Second S. Sir Æmilius I. (q.1i.); b.
Galt, Ont., Oct. 19, 1855; e. Galt
Grammar Seh., Eidgen. Polytecknlcum,
Zurich. Switz.. and Royal Mil. ColI.,
Kln
ston (awarded sword of honour
for conduct, drills, and disdplinf"):
moo 1 R82. Louh:a. P. ð. F. W. Stoc
;
we1tI, Lonil:lJon, Eng-., rand .. HIghlands,
Quebec; entd. Onto C.
., 1880, as elk.
In prov!. agency, Liverpool, Eng.;
apptd. asst. provl. depty. regr., 1903;
Iieut., C. A., 1884; resigned, 1887; in-
r strumentHl in formation of Onto
rty.
I Assn., 1885, of which he has smce
been secy.; also (together with Gen.
Otter, C.B., q.1i.) dn esta:b. Can. Mil.
Inst., 1889, of which he was honorary
I secretary-treasurer to 1898, and after-
wards se,cy. anod l,
brar-Ian: llkewlse
active in forming ROY3ll: MH. CO'1,!.
Olub 1885. of whioo he was pr.esd.t.
for SeV'e'ro1 )o"l"S.; an hon. ,IHe memo
Anglo-Am. Boa.t:fng CIUlb, 'Switz.; a
coundI.lor and moean. extve. oomlte.
Dom. Arty. Assn.; a fr,equen't oontI'iI-
but'Ür to th-e press under nom-de-plume
.. LIn('ihpin "; iPublrished .. Offiûe'l's of
I the Brirt. FOI'iC1eS dn Canada During the
War, 1812-15" (,1908).-93 Dunn Ave.,
Toronto; Canadian Military Institute,
do.
Irving, Hon, Paulus Æm1Uus, judge.
Third S. Sir Æmillus I. (q.v.); b.
Hamilton, Ont.. ApI. 3, 1857; e. 'rrin.
C:oll. Sch., Port Hope. and Trln. Unlv.,
Toronto (B.A.. 1877: M.A., 1881 :
R.C.L., 1881; D.C.L., 1902): m., 1883.
Dbma, fl. Hon. "Tymond Hamley. VIC'-
lorIa, B.C.; barrIster (Ont.), 1880;
rlo. (B. C.), 1882: Depty. Atty.-Gpn1.,
B. C., 1883-90; apptd. a P'IlIsne jud,ge,
Sup. Ct., B. C., Doc., 1897; Ò{). a judge
of Atppeal) Ct. of Appeal, B.C., Nov.
30, 1909; a.s spedal commr., ,settled
mIn1ng d,ls.putes 1n At'lifn, B.C., 1899
(.serv.ices on ,tohI,s 00Cas:i,on a,ckn'Ow-
ledged in ,the speeoh ,from ,the 'throne) ;
pres-enot, by 1nv1itrubIon, in W.estminster
I Abbey, 08)t corona.tilOn of late KIng and
Queen, 1902.-" Halwyn," 29 Richard-
son St.
Victoria St.
Vict01'ia, B.C.;
Union ulub, Victorla
B.C.; Vanoouver
Club, Vanoou1ier.
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IRVING-I SSAUR Y.
Irving, '1'homaB Oraik, busIness man.
S. Wm. and Catht:rine (Craik) 1..
n:'! Uvcs of Dumfrles, Scot.: b. Agln-
Court, Ont., Aug. 23, 1849: e. local
sehs. and Jarvis St. Coli. Inst., To-
ronto ; formerly librarian Toronto
Mf>ch. Inst.: sInce 1867 has been In
the employ of the Bradstreet Co., and
Is now. and has b. en for some yrs..
genI. mangr. of the co. for Westprn
Can.; a dlr. Nat. Life Assur. Co, and
V.-P. Intl. Cortlage Co.: a promoter
WinnIpeg Mining & Develop. Co.: 8
LIIJ., whose name has bet.n assoclat.ed
with a senatorship; a past ma st err
United. Workmen.-146 Huron St., 7'0-
Tanto ; National ClUb, do.
Irwin, Alexander Cameron, Am. ry,
serVice.
S. late A. C. l., Toronto; b. Mont-
real, Oct. 8, 1848; e. 'l'oronto: m., una.
Miss
ue E. Lawrence, Marys\il.e
Cal.; removed to CaI., 186
; has re
sided In l\1ar
'8ville for about 25 yrs.:
memo Yuba Co. B:i. of SupErvisol's.
for a decade; prior to 1893 served
city as a sch. commr. for
yrs., then
as a councilman; was also s,-cy.
Chamber of Commerce and SèCY. liSth
Dlst. Agricul. Soc.; now and for some
time pn"sdt. State Bd. Ry. Commrs.;
one of the organizers Sacramento Val-
ley Develop. Assn.; first chairman of
o
'g.anization formed by supervisonl 01
16 coso to co-operate with Develop.
.Assn. in advancing the welfare of .N.
Cal.; Hep.; Proto Epis.---S5ò1 Yuba St..
Marysville, Cal,
Irwin, COl, De la Cherois '1'homas, late
H.M.'s regular mil. forces.
Second s. J. R. I., Carnagh House.
Co. Armagh, Irel.; b. there, Mch. ::n.
1843; e. privately, Royal Mil. ColI.,
Woolwlch, and Staff ColI., Sand-
hurst; m., ApI., 1867, Isabella, e.
d. late Robert Hamilton DeL
"Hamwood," Quebec; gazetted .ll
ut::
R. A., July 1, 1861; came to Can.,
same Year, during Trent atTair.
marched, with batty., from St. JOhn:
N.B., to R. du Loup; retired from
army, on retired pay, with hon. rank
of It.-col., Sept. 9, 1882; was gun-
nery Instr., Kingston Sch. of Gunnery,
for a short period; apptd. COmman-
dant .. A" Batty, Gar, Arty. and Sch.
of Gunnery, and asst. Inspr. of arty.
for Ont., Dec. 6, 1873; promoted In-
spr. of arty. for Dom., Jan., 1876, and
DS!'!t. al1lt.-genl. for arty. (hear1Quar-
tera), Oct. 6, 1894: actg. adjt.-genl
mil., 1897; retired from Can. service,
his services being commpnded In G. 0.,
July, 1897: now on R. 0., hol:Un
rank of It.-cot. since 1875, and of hon.
rol. since 1909, and with genl. serv,lce
med., wIth 1 clasp. for Fenian Raid:
apptd. an hon. A. D. C. to G,-G., Jan.,
1906: secy. Can. Patriotic Fund Assn.,
1900: presented with a service of
plate by H E. Earl Grey, on behalf
of the assn., "as a recognition of
ap-preclatlon of the very valuabìe
nature of the services tendered graU.
tuously and most efficiently by him af!
such," Nov., 1910: was also hon. treas.
Ce.n, 8. A, -:Memorial Â.S8n, up to the
dose of Us work, Sept., 1909: C.M.G.,
1901; has been chairman Council and
presdt. Dam. Arty. Assn. (presented
with gold watch and chaIn, in recog-
nition of his long service and earnest
de\"otion to the assn., 1905) ; a gov, St.
Luke's Hosp.; a dir. Ottawa Anti-
Tuberculosis Assn. and of Ashbury
ColI.; formerly presdt. of Can. Golf
Assn. and of Ottawa Golf Club;
elected ohalrman, Ottawa branch, St.
John A1mbulance Assn., Dec., 1910;
Ang.-no Cooper St., Ottawa; Rideau
Club; Ottawa Golf Club; Ottawa Hunt
Club, do.
IrWin, Mrs, EUzabeth Agnes, retireò
educationist.
Eng. origin: d. Hy. and Jane
Seymour (Tucker) Hammond; b. Mont-
real; e. High Sch. for Girls (" Dux"
and 1m ola.ss .acad. df.pI.oma), and M.é.
UlIl Unlv., Montreal (B.A., 1st rank
honours In classical lang. and lft., and
gold me{!. In classics, 1896; M.A
1900); m., Wilson Irwin, Montreal';
entd. teaching prof., 1896; taught
classIcs In Montreal high sehs.; was
also non-resident tutor In classics,
Royal Viet. Call., McGill Univ. and
a memo of the examg. bd., Proto sec.,
Councll of PubIlc Inst., P.Q.; author
of many scholarly papers.-16l Villen-
euve St., Ville St. Loui8, Montreal.
Irwin, Herbert Edward, lawyer; Onto
.public serVlioee.
Descended, on father's sIde, from a
family which accompanied \Vm. Penn,
and one of whom assisted Penn in sur-
veying the origInal site of Philadel-
phla; on mother's side, from Peregrine
"'hite, the first ohild born among the
Pilgrim !<'athers after they reached
the shores of Am.; b. Tp. T{'cums 'h,
Co. Simcoe, Ont., Oct. 14, 1862: e. pub-
lic schs., Newmarket HIgh Sch. and
Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1885) ; m., Sept.,
1888, Mlnnlp. Strachan, y. d. 'l"homas
Mercer, "Wf'stwood," Delmpr, Ont.;
barrister, 1888; K.C., 1902; h3.s been
elk. of the peace, Co. York, Ont., slncf'
ApI., 1899; has practised throu
hout
In Toronto; memo firm Mills, Ranf'Y,
L.ucas & Hales, tire Ins. a spe-
cialty, and Is soIl'. to numerous eos.:
a ddr. Equity Fire Ins. 00., Mf'tropol.
Fire Ins. Go., St. Andrew's CoIl., To-
ronto, -anlCl chairman Toronto Jund.
Coil. Inst. Bd. : elected V.-P. Brit. Wel-
come League, Toronlio, 1911; formerly
,pt'E'sdt. Undv. Ooll!. Lit. Soc.; formeI'l1
a Liíb.: a memo oextvoe. oomte. FrIends
Asen. ; a. Presb. and an elider; a strong
advocate of aU .measures calculated
bo e
blnguish the LIquor traffic; commr.
to Genl. Assam. Presb. Ch., 1903-4.-
City Hall Toronto ; Weston, Ont.;
National Club, Toronto.
Irwin, Mi.. May (see Elsfeldt, Mrs.
May).
Issaury, Madame Beatrice, vocalist.
B. Montre:al, 1881 ( ' e. there: won
he
Donald A. Smith Lord Strathcona)
scholar., for the 'VIolin at the Royal
Coli. of MusIc, London, tenable for 3
yrs., 1895; her success, however, was
so great that the dirs. gave her 2 yrs.
extension: when near the close of her
IViES-JACK.
571
term at the Col1., It was discovered
that she possessed a wonderful voice,
and from that time she devoted al1 her
time to Its cultivation; she made her
debut In Karn Hall, In her native city,
Oct., 1900, subsequently going to Lon-
don and Paris; on the completion of
her studies she made her appearance
In grand opera at Brussels, 1903, where
she won Instant suc
ess; her voice Is
a soprano, rich and solid and of good
compass and capable of a wide range
of emotional expression; when, later,
she appeared at Covent Garden, Lon-
don, she created astonishment by her
readiness to sing In 4 languages, Eng.,
French, German and Italian; of late
ahe has been singing with the Beecham
Opera Co.. and had engaged. to come
to Am,: she appeared to advantage In
London, Eng., during the Coronation
festivities, .June, 1911; m., 1908, Salva-
tor Issaury, of the Opera Comique,
Paris; R. C.--Care Canadian Ot/'ice.
London. Eng.
Ives, Hubert Boot, manufacturer.
S. Wm. A. and .Julia (Root) 1.: b.
Plainville, Conn., Sept. 15, 1833 ;
moved to New Haven. 1847; e. Hop-
kins Grammar Sch.. Nf>w Haven: m..
1st, 1858, .AlIoe (d.), d. Rev. A. T.
Ohester, D.D., Buffalo, N.Y.; 2ndly,
1887, Jean, d. late .Judge Dan I el:l ,
L'Orlgnal, Ont.; entd. mercantlle Idfe
1853, and fir&t visited Can. as :the re-
presentative of several hardware
manfr>>. ; took up !his :reslden.oe 1n
Jack, Mr8, Annie L., author.
D. John Hayr; b. Northamptonshlre,
Eng., .Jan. I, 1839; e. Mrs. Willard's
Acad., Troy, N.Y. (where she was a
sch. friend of Loul!se Chandler Moul-
ton); m. Robt. Jack, a Scotch frult-
grower (d. ApI., 1900); In early yrs.
was a sch. teacher at Troy; after her
marriage devoted herself to writing on
horticultural subjects, In which field
she has long been a recognized author-
Ity; Is also well known as a writer on
other subjects, particularly of stories
and poems for the mags.; under the
nom-de-plume of .. Loyal Janet," wrote
for the Montreal Witness, some yr9.
ago, some Scotch articles that hit upon
social topics, and were very popular;
among her separate works have been:
.. Belated Violets," .. The Lltt!e
Organist of St. .Jerome and Other
Stories" (1902); .. The Can. Garden:
a Pocket Help for the Amateur"
(1903) ; .. Rhyme Thoughts for a Can.
Year" (1904), and .. Maple Lore II
(1911). - .. Hillside," Chateauguay
Basin, P.Q.; Women's Club. Montreal.
.. Has done splendid service for h()rtl-
culture, aDd, incide.n.tally, for he<r J'laoo."-
Lafe Geo. Murray.
Jack, David Bussell, consular ser-
vice; journalist and man of
Jetters.
Partly Scotoh and pa.rtly Loyalist
descent; e. s. late Hy. and Annie C.
(Johnston) .T.; b. 81. John, N,B.; e.
Montreal, 1859, and commenced the
manufaetU'I'e there of ha:rdware, being
the pIoneEr In thIs Une in Can.:
also carried on gEneral f{)IUndry and
architectural' Iron work of a high
class, specImen!! of which may be
seen 1n every d ty in the Dom.;
later, 18ïl, commenced the manufac-
ture of Eng. style Iron and brass bt:'d-
steads, being the first on the continent
in this branch of tradp; was chief
pr-omoter H. R. I. 00. (L. P., 1903);
Ute co. were manfrs. of .the .ornamental
dron guteoS to the .PaI'llit. and Depart-
mental Bldgs., Ottawa; an asso. memo
Soc. C. E., a memo Bd. of Trade (and
for some yrs. a councillor and memo
Bd. of Arbitration), Ufe memo Mont-
rf-al Art Assn.; a gov, Montreal Genl.
Hosp., Western Hosp., Verdun Hosp.,
and Montreal Dispensary; Interested
in forestry and the protection of fish
and game: elected presdt. Fish and
Game Assn., P.Q., 1907; 8pptd.. at the
Instance of Miss AmEUa B. Edwards,
the novf'llst. hon. secy. for 'Can. to the
Egypt Exploration Fund: obtained a
block from Great Temple of Bubastls.
with the cartoU'c.ne of Ramese8 II., and
pres
'nted it to the Redpath Museum,
McGill Unlv.; a Con., and supporter
of the X. P.: nn Ang.-
.' Hampton
Court Apartments, Montreal; St.
James's Club,. Engineers' Club, do.
.. A progre9Siv6 pubLic-øpirtted citizen,
po'8s
sed (}f &O'Ilnd judgmerut amd K'OO'<l e-xe-
cuti
e abi1ity."-M. Gazette.
J
public flchs.; unm.; vice-consul for
Spain, S1. .John, since 1884, IÕUC-
ceeding his father, who held that
office for 20 yrs. previously; has
done much to promote trade between
Can. and
'pi1in; founded, 1901, .-lca.
diensÏ8 (St. .John), an excellent peri-
odical devùtf'd to hist. research, nnd
was Its ed. and publisher up to 1909,
when It ceased publication: has sat
In Common Council, St. .John; won
prize esS8.}' on the history of the
city and co. of S1. .John; has acted as
travl. correspondent for the Mont-
real Star and other Can. journals; a
memo Ed. of Sch. Trustees for 7 yrs.;
Is historian for N.B. U.E. Loyalists
Soc. and cor. secy. N.B. Historical
Soc.; a Lib.; a Presb.-87 Prince Wil-
liam St.. St. John. N.B.; Canadian
Club, do.
Jack, John George, educationist.
S. Robt. and Annie L. (Hayr) .J.,
(q.v.), Chtateauguay, Que.: Elder bro.
Rev. 'Milton .J. (q.v.); b. OhlßJteau-
guay, P.Q., A,pI. 15, 1861; e. chiefly
a.t home; devel'O'ped V'ery early 8
taste for nat. science; went to Bos.
ton and was apptd. asst., Arnold Ar-
boretum, Harvard Unlv., May, 1886;
which posltlon he stm fll1s ; is also
lect. on dendrol. there, and Instr. In
forestry, Harvard Unlv., and Instr. in
landscape hortlcul., Inst. of Tech.
Mass.: a fellow Am. Acad. Arts and
Sciences, a fellow Am. Assn. for the
572
JACK-JACKSON.
Advanc. of Sclenc.e, a memo Boston
Soc. of Nat. Hlst., a memo Montreal
branch Entomol. Soc., Ont., a.nd a Ufe
memo BoEiton .soc. of Nat. IIlst., Mass.
HorticuH.. .socy.; has written many
des-crl-ptlve R'rbldes for Forest and
Garden, N. Y. ; a Bri't. subject.-
Jamaica Plains, Mass.
Jack, Miss lIIIarion Elizabeth, artil5t.
Scottish origin; d. late Hy. J., vlce-
consul of Spain, St. John. N.B.; b. St.
John, N.B.; e. there, Quebec, and
Edgehlll, Windsor, N.S.; studied paint-
ing under Chas. Lasar, Paris, and
others; owing to Ill-health, foregoe.
the studio and paints In the open air;
has exhibited at the Salon, Paris, and
In London; 4 decorative panels of
iandscape, recently contributed to the
.. Natlonale," attracted much attention,
bf'lng noticed In The Strand and other
publications; resides at Parls.-Care
D. R. Jack, Esq., St. John, N.B.
Jack, Bev. Milton (Presb.).
S. RoM. and Annie L. (HiaJy1r) J.
(q.v.) ; b. Chateauguay Basin, P.Q.; e.
McGill Unlv. (B.A. and gold med. in
Eng. lit., 1902; M.A., 1905); post-
grad. course Chicago Univ.; followed
theol. course, Montreal Presb. Coli.
(B.D., silver med., and $400 McCorklll
scholar., 1905); m., Nov., 1906, Cath-
erine Winifred (B.A. and 1st rank
honours In mod. langs., McGill Unlv.,
1901), 2nd ð. Rev. T,hJOs. Bennett,
Montreal; licensed and o. for foreign
mi,ssy. work, Montreal Presh-y., 1905.-
Tamsui, Formosa, Japan.
Jack, Bev, Thomas Chalmer.
(Presb. ).
S. late Rev. Lewis J., Chatham, N.B.,
the II Father of the Presb. Ch. In Can,"
and - (McK-enz,le) J.; b. St. J3Jmes'
Manse, nr. St. Stephen, N.B.; e. St.
John Grammar Sch. and N. B. Unlv.
(B.A. and Douglas gold med., 1876);
followed theol. course, Presb. ColI.,
Halifax; graduated, 1879; DoD., 1906;
admitted licentiate, Lunenburg, N.S.,
1879; o. do.; pastor St. David's Ch.,
Maitland, N.iS., 1879-96; since -t'hen (has
been pastor ,st. Mattlhew's Coh., N.
Sydney, do.; a mem. N. .s. Rist. Soc.;
auilior of v3Jrl<ros hdst. and biograplhloa,l
sketches; !n theol. belongs to the Ub.
sch.; a Con. up to 1896, when he be-
Ctame a supporter oOf Sir W. Laurler,
on the Man. sc!h. questlon.-St. Mat-
thew's Manse, North Sydney, N.S.
"Able, energetic and forcible."-M. Star.
"An accomplished Bcholar, a profound
theologian, and, aB regards practical the-
ology, an adept."-Late Dr. Robt. Murray.
ackson, Charle. Adam., education-
Ist.
S. John J" Gill, Mass., and Patty
Warner (Knowlton) J., Newfane, Vt.;
b. Brome, P.Q., 1853; e. Waterloo,
P.Q., and McGill Unlv. (B.A., exhibi-
tioner and scholarship) : M.A. (hon.);
m., 1885, Julia (d. 1888), d. M. H. San-
born, Montreal; long In the teaching
p.rofesslon; prlnclpa!l Knowlton Acad.,
1875-87; do., Waterloo (P.Q.) Acad.,
1887-8: do., Weetmount .Acad., 1888-
94: do., St. Lambert Acad., 1894-1900 i
do., Lachine Acad., 1900-1906: all these
schs. ranked first In the Province, as
the result of his connection with
them; apptd. principal St. FranchI
Coli., Rlclunond. 'P.Q., 1907; resIgned,
1909; now supdot. of schs., Lachine,
P.Q.; w.eU known on 'Ì.he lecture pll::l.'t-
foOrm; r-eturnoo from a 1r.i'p round The
worM, 1910; AIn,g.-566 Roslyn Ave.,
1Vestmount, Montreal.
ackson, Bev, George (Meth.), educa-
tionist.
Second S. Wm. and Eliza J.: b
Grlmsby, Eng., Oct. 15. 1864: e. CoIl
Sch. there, Wesl. Meth. Coli., Rich-
mond, and LondlOI1 Unlv. (B.A.);
D.D. (hoOn.), Que.en's Unlv., 19i1l;
m., 1892, Annl-e, d. J. Hyslop Bell, Dar-
lington, Eng'.: began regular work, as
a pastor, Clitheroe Circuit, 1887; re-
moved to Edinburgh, where he, for 18
yrs., had charge of the principal mis-
sion ch. of the city, 1888; came to
Can., for the restoration of his health,
and intending to stay In the country
only 3 yrs., 1906; pastor Sherbourne
St. Ch., 1906-9; declined a call to
Metropolitan Ch., samp city, 1907;
apptd. prof. Eng. Bible, Yictorla Unlv.,
.June, 1909; author U First Things
First" .. Table Talk of Jesus. and
Othe; Addresses," .. Judgment, Human
and Divine," .. Young Man's Religion,"
" The 'ren Commandmf'nts," II The
Teaching of Jesus," U A Young- Man's
Book Shelf" II The Old Methodism and
the New:: .. Memoranda Paulln
,"
.. The Thct of Conv.erslon
" II Studies
in the Oid Testament," and oth-er
worl{s.-ll;; 1Vellesley St., 'l'oronto.
II A great scholar IInd a Bimple, Bincere
Christian."-T. News.
"A pre,ae.her a.nd .author who has en.
han,oed bis re,putation- since coming to
Cana-d'B."-H. H rald.
"A preacher of e
cepti(}nal powe.
in'
deed one, of the most effective preachers in
the Canadian pulpit to-day.".-T. Globe.
3'ack.on, 3'ohn Bell, lawyer; Dom
public service.
S. Wm. and Jean (Proudfoot) J.,
Lockerbie, Scot.; b. there, Mch. 24,
1856; e, Onto coonmon schs., HamHton
ColI. Inst. and Toronto Unlv. (B.A.,
1881); m., Aug., 1885, Carrie B., d.
Robt. Tllney, late of Covington, Ky.;
barrister, 1883; K.C., 1899: success-
fully practised his prof. at Ingersoll,
where he was town solr.; chairman
and memo Ingersoll Ed. of Educ., 14
yrs.; apptd. commercial agent and
trade commr. for Can. to Leeds and
Hull, Eng., 1903; transferred to
Shanghai, China, Jan., 1907; Presb.-
Shanghai, China.
Jackson, Bev, John LonIngton (Bap-
tist),
O. s. John and Margt. (McCall) J.;
father native of Hull, Eng.; h. Brant-
ford, Ont., May 31, 1849; e. Shurtleff
ColI. (D. D., 1888) and Chicago Unlv.
(M.A., 1872); m. Miss Ella Adf'le Lo-
vett; pursued theol. studies Chicago
Unlv. (B.D., 1876); O. 1874: pastor
successively at Aurora and Blooming-
ton, Ill., and Grand Rapids, Mlch.;
since 1896 at Hyde Par)(. Chicago;
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571
moderator Chicago Bapt. Assn., 1903 ;
later pr
sdt. Northwestern Educ. Soc.
-HVde Park, CMcago, Ill.
Jackson, Maunsell Bower., la.wyer;
Onto public
ervlce.
S. Benj. and Anne (Tuthill) .1.; b
Co. Wexford. Irel; e. Toronto Acad.;
m., July, 1868, Miss Claire Edlt11 Cull;
barrister, 1855; K.C., 1908; successfully
practised In Toronto In partnership with
the late H.on. Stephen Richards, K.C.;
apptd. clk. Crown and Pleas, Ont., Mch.,
1864: an An
. - u Drll>>lsnab," Castle
Frank A'I.'e., Rosedale, Toronto.
Jack.on, Samuel Ward, la.wyer.
S. late By. F. J. .1., a native of Vm-
don, Eng., and Isabella A. (Murphy)
.T., n. native of Montreal: b. BerUn.
Ont., .Tune 21, 1858; e. public and hl
[I
schs.: unm.:
raduated B.C.L. (Mc-
Gill Unlv.), 1881: advocate (P. Q.).
do.: atty, and counsellor (Ill.), 1883:
practises In Chicago: served formerlv
in Victoria RlfIes, Montreal; a 32n<1
deg. Mason and K. T.: memo Order of
thf' Mystic Shrinf': a Rep., and a mem
CItizens' Assn., ChIcago, an assn. fOS-
tabUshed for the purpose of exposing
abm;ps hv public oflkials an!1 of SUf)-
porting and enlCouraging an honest -and
pfficient public service, irrespf'ctive of
party affiliations in municipal
ovt.:
Ang. - ,'101 Grovelanrl Ave., Chicago.
Tll.; New Illinois Athletic Chtb: Wan-
derers' Cricket and Athletic Club.
Jackson, Bev. William (Meth.).
S.,
rands., an!1
t.-gr:mds. of Meth
clergymen; b. Lincoln, En
., 1840: ('.
prIvate acad., and for somf> }-rs. fol-
lowed a mercantilf' Iffp; m.. 1st, 1868.
Mis!'! Lucy Ann Bat<>8, OUf'bpC" (d
1878): 2n"dlv, 1880. Miss Harrif't Ann
Bailey, Kingston, Ont.; came to Cain.
18/)2: o. 1863: has flllf'd manv Im-
portant pastorntes, Inl"'ludIn
Cobour
.
Quebec, Danvllle, Mf>lbournt>, Sher-
brooke, KJn
ston, Coatlcook, Montreal
Cornwan, Pert.h, GananoQue, etc. :
since 1908 at Farnham. P.Q.: bpslde!l
being a del. to the Genl. Conf., on
many occasions, has been journal sec..
financIal secv., spcy. of conf. anit prpsi-
dent of conlf.; was also prof. system.
theol., apologf'tks. and homllf'tic!'õ_ a!'
wpll as regr., Wf>sl. Theol. Coll., Mont-
real, ]
01-8: author of a. vol. on .. Im
mortality:' and has written larJrPly on
theo1. and other rpUl?:fous suhipcts :
D.D.. hnTl. (Wpsl '1'hf'ol. CoH.. Mont
real), 1893.-Farnham, P.Q.
.. Has risen into emine'l1ce 0'11 a Ccnl1 'I1t
of I1is wMe TP,,*,arch and I';reat pulpit
IIbi1ity."-M. WifntRIf.
Jacob., Samuel William, lawyer.
Second s. late Wm. and Hannah .1.:
b. nT. I.ancastl'r, Ont., May 6. 1871:
e. MontTPal HI
h Sch. : graduated
B.C.L. (McGi1l Unlv.), 1893: do. (La-
val Unlv.), 1895: advocate, 1894: K.C.,
1908; succ
ssful1y practises In Mont-
real, as senior memo of the firm of J.
&. Garneau: a frequent contributor
to law ma
s. and revlpws: joint
ed., wIth his 'Partner, of .. Jacobs
&: Garneau's Annotated Code of Oivll
Procedure to: author of a work on
the ry. law of Can,; 01ìf" (If the pro-
moters of the Jacobs Exploration Co.
(L. P., Oct., 1908): a dlr. and life
gov. Baron de Hirsch Inst., Montreal:
a memo Can. Comte. Jewish Coloniza-
tIon A.ssn., Paris (.to the trus'tees 1Q:f
which the late Baron de Hirsch be-
queathed his fortune to ameliorate the
condition of the Jews throughout the
world); a life gov. Montreal Genl.
Hosp.; belongs to Jewish persuasIon,
and Is interested in everythIng tend-
ing to the welfare and betterment of
the poorer Jews driven to this coun-
try by persecution In Europe; Is
specfally Interested In the movement
Instituted by Baron de Hirsch to col-
onIze Jews In Western Can. and the
Argentine Republic; has visited all
the Can. provInces and made reports
on the condition and prospects of his
people for the Paris Assn., under
whose supervisIon the colonies now
are; a Llb.-5! McGill College Ave.,
Montreal; Montefiore Club, do.
.. One of the most prominent crimin.al
law)"ers aot the bar."-T. NetlJlJ.
Jattray, CUve Talbot, banker.
S. la.te Wm. .1., BerHn. Ont.; b. thert
,
.Tuly 1, 1865: e. Berlin HIl?:h Sch.; m..
ApI., 1891, MadeleIne, d. Erastus Dow
Palmer, Albany, N.Y.; acct. Merchants
Bank of Can., Berlin, 1885: asst. cash-
Ier Northwf'stern Nat. Bank. Minne-
apolis, 1890-4: cashier 1st Nat. Bank.
do., 1895-1904; V.-P. do. do. do. do.
since 1895: a dlr. Mlnnf'apolls Trul!lt
Co., Real Estate Title Ins. Co., North-
western Nat. LIfe Ins. Co., and Wis-
consin Cf'ntral Ry., and treas. and
ovr. Minneapolis Club: An
.-1616 ]',-ft.
Curve Ave.. Minneapolis, Minn.: 1IIi1l,-
ncopolÏ8 Club.
Jattray, James p" journaUst.
S. late Wm. and Agnes S. (Jack-
son) .T., Berlin, Ont.; father founded
vH1a.ge of Ayr, Ont.; b. and e. Ber-
lin; assol"'Iated with his bro., R. M.
J. (q.v.), founded -the Brantford
Telegram, 1880, and the Can. Amer(-
ran, 1882. the lattf'r being published
flrf;t at MInnf'apolis, MInn.. and later
at Chicago: was subsequently for some
y,rs., ed,. and prO'J)r. of the Galt
Reporter; a dlr. Can. Press Assn.;
presdt. Grand River Improv. Assn.;
V.-P. Onto HortlcuI. Soc.; elected
presdt. Western Onto Cricket League.
1907-9: Con.; Ang.-Galt, Onto
Jattray, Hon, Bobert, legislator;
capitalist.
S. late William and Margt. (Heugh)
.1.: b. on 'hIs father's farm, near Ban-
nockburn, ScoL, Jan. 23, 1832;
Stlrllng Acad.; m., 1860, Mary (d.
Mch., 1906), d. John Bugg, Toronto;
gained business experience In Edin-
burgh, where he was for some yrs.
in commercfal life; came to Can.,
1852; In the retail and wholesale gro-
cery business, Toronto, 1852-83: since
then has devoted his attention to vari-
ous Indus., commercial and financial un-
"dertaklngs; a memo council, Toronto
Bd. of Trade; Is now, or has been at
some time, officially connected as a
dlr. with a great many public cos.,
Including the Can. Life Assur. Co"
JAFFRA Y-JAMES.
574
the Genl. ElectrIc Co., the Onto Beet
Sugar Co., the Genl. Accident ÁSsur.
Co., the Brit. AmerIcan Assur. Co.,
the Toronto Genl. Trusts Corpn., the
Cen tral Can. Loan and SavIngs Co.,
the Toronto Incandescent Elec. Llgoht
Co..t.and the N.S. Steel and Coal Co.;
Is v.-P.. Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co.,
King Edward Hotel Co., Imperial
Bank; presdt. of the Land Security
Co., and of the Globe Printing Co.: a
memo of the Can. Patriotic Fund
Assn., 1901; WåS apptd. a commr.,
Queen Victoria Park Bd., Niagara
Falls, 1902, and later a V.-P. Home-
wood Sanitarium, Guelph, Ont.; a
govt, dIr. of the old Northern Ry.,
1874; was the means of having a
Royal Oomn. apptd. .to enquIre into
Its affairs; sUbsequently was a dlr.
of the Midland and other rys.; apptd.
a memo and chairman of the Temls-
kamlng and Northern Ry. Commn.,
] 904, but reslgoned, 1905; a LIb. and
formerly presdt. of the Toronto Re-
form Assn.; called to the senate by
Earl Grey, ,Mch. 8. ]906; a Free-
mason: a Presb. - it Surrey Lodne,"
G,.enville St., Toronto
' Ontario Club;
National Club, Toronto; Rideau Club,
Ottawa.
to A man o.f force and .ability bey()nd the
u8ual."-The late John Oameron.
to A man of untiring enerlIT, with an
aeUv
, e-ager mind, an abounding love' for
hiB eountry, and an unshaken faith. in- the
efficacy of free institutioDø."-T. New8.
Jaffray, Rev, Bobert A, (Christian
Misstonary All1ance,.
S. Senator J. (q.v.): h. Toronto,
Dec. 16, 1873; studied In N. Y.: m.:
went as a mlsl!ly. to ChinA.. 1895; of
late yrs. has Applied hImself to the
educatIon of ChInese as missionaries
to theIr own people, with success: haR
been visiting Can. and the U. S. on
furlough, and has noW (1909) re-
turned to China, wIth the purpose of
establishing a rellgolo..1s newspaper for
the Chlnese.- Wuchou, 80uth China,
Jafrray, Bob9rt Killer, journalist.
A bro. J. P. J. (q.'V.); b. Galt,
Ont., Oct. 12. 1857: e. there; m.
IAlUra, d. Dr. R. T. Reynoli1!'J. Berlin,
Ont.: estabd. Gazette (Norwich, Ont.),
1877, and, later, with his brother,
the Brant Telegram, and the Can.
A merfcnn. the latter now published
ftt Chleagoo; was busIness mangr. of
the Referee (ChIcago) an<1 the Am.
Referee In London. 1889-97; became
presdt. The Cycle Age, In latter year.
and has since mam'l
ed varlou
auto
shows In Toronto. Mo"trpal. ChleR-goo.
ftnd elsewlhere; Ang.-Wind8or
Onto
Jaffray. William G" stock broker and
financial agent.
E. s. Senator
. (q.v.); b. and e.
Toronto; m.. .Tunf'. 1 qOt, Ethe1wyn.
Y. d. Benj. (;ll1esple, Toronto: elected
a mem.. Toronto Rtock Exehan
e.
1 Rql : hPRd of stock firm J.. CAssel
&
Blg
ar, Toronto; a dlr. and secy. To-
ronto Globe PrlnUn
Co.: a Presb.-
78 Grenville Be., Toronto; National
Club, do,
Jagger, Harold, auditor.
Eng. origIn; b. Yorkshire, En
.,
1869: e. Liverpool Inst., En
.: unm.:
rame to Can., 18R4; at Qu' A ppella
UN 1895; nO'W at Moose .Taw: man gr.
priva'Ìe bank; municipal and ;provl.
aud.Jtor and mas. ()if Sc.h. Bd. and
OoH. Bd.; W, iM. Moo.se Jaw Masonic
Lodge 3
rms: since t'hen, suc
sslvely,
G.SoW. D.G.M.,; and W.Q.M. Grand
Lodge, Sask" A. F. & A. :M.; Lib. .prin-
clples; Ang.-Moo8e Jaw. 8a8k.;
Ma8onio Club. do.
James, Charles Canniff, litterateur;
Onto pUblic service.
Irish origin: U. E. L. descent; s.
Chas. and Ellen (Canniff) .T.; b.
Napanee, Ont.,
uly 14, 1863: e.
Napanee High Seh. and Vlcto.rla Unlv.,
To.ron1:.o (B.A. and gold med. In nat.
science, 1883; M.A., 1886); m., .Tan..
1887, F. L., d. late Jas. Crossen.
Cobourg, Ont.: asst. master, CObo.urg
Coli. Inst., 1883-6; prof. chern., Onto
Agrfcul. Coli., Guelph, 1886-91: sInce
.Tune, 1891, has been Depty. Mlnr. of
Agorfcu1. and Secy. Bureau of Tndus-
tries, Ont.; a del. to the Deep Water-
ways Convention, 1894: a dlr. Can.
Seed Growers' Assn.; V.-P. Lambton
Golf Club and Royal Can. Go.lf A!'sn.;
a memo Can. Olymnlc comtp.. 1908:
A. senator, Toronto Univ.: a fellow of
the Royal Soc. of Can.: C.M.G. (coro-
nation), 1911; hM been presdt.. Onto
Historical Soc.; a well-known lecturer;
has delivered addresses on .. The Irish
Palatines in Upper Canada," "The
TeaChing of Agriculture in our Public
Schools," to The Pro.blem of the Inrllf-
.ferent Farmer," etc.; author: "The
Early History of the Town of Amherst-
burg," "The Second Legolslature of
Upper Canada," "A Tennyson PlIgTfm-
aJ?;e, and Tennyson. the ImperlaHst."
to The Do.wnfall of the Huron Na tlon:'
"A BIbliography of Canadian Poetrÿ
(EngoUsh) ," The Ro.mance of Ontario:
or the Peopling of the Province"; a
freQuent contributor to the magos.; a
Meth.-1H 8t. George 8t., Toronto;
Lambton Golf Club; National Club. do.
.. A many sided and 08.pable official."-
Can. Oourier.
.. ODe of the be-st men we havf' in the
Onto public servioo."-Sir G. W. ROIIR
(q.l1.).
"POS8eSsetl a thoroughly fll"Ïe-ntifir knc"\'9-
ledge of al'n"irul,ture, combined with higb
talentB of in.it.ioation and admini8tre.tion."-
T. Globe.
James, Rev, Charles John (Ang.).
S. late .John R. .T., Toronto: b. there,
1857; e. Toronto TTnlv. (RA., with
honours, 1881; M.A., 18(15), A.m'
WycIfrre Co.H.: m., 1 st. 1 RR7. Efllth
tuart (d. 1900), d. Wm. Birkett, Dun-
<las, Ont.: 2ndly, 190
. Mary Woodley,
d. late Chas. TlnHng-. Barhadof's,
W.!.; o. 1883; success'vely curate Ch,
of the Ascension, HRmtlton, Ont.,
asst. to Rev. W. H. Ralnsforfl. N. Y.,
rector St. .Tames. St. .Tohn, N.B., And
a.qst. at St. George's, Montreal; since
1902 has been rector Ch. of the Re-
deemer, Toronto.-l6IJ Bloor 8t. W..
Toronto.
JAMES-JAMIESON,
:S7;)
James, Bev. David (Presb.).
S. late John J., D.D.. Hamilton, Ont..
nnd Ag-nes (Craig-)
.; b. Glasgow.
Scot., Feb. 18. 1854; e. Union Coil..
Schenectady, N.Y., and Knox Coil..
Toronto: IZ"radu:1tpd, 1
R1: o. do.: for-
merly pastor San Rafael, Cat.; lat&'
at Par,ls, Ont.: now at Vancouver.-
Vancouver, B.C.
3'ames, Edgar Augustus, cIvil engln-
N'r; journalist.
S. David and Frances M. (
acks-on)
.T.: b. Thornhl11, Ont., Aug. 25, 1875;
e. public sch., Newmarket High Sch.,
Toronto Normal Sch. And Toronto
Unlv. (B.A. Sc.. 1905); admitted A.M.,
Can. Soc. C. E., 1907; resident engr. for
Man. Govt., 1902; do., do., Can. Pac.
Ry., 1905-7; !pJ"1esM. Englng. Soc.. Soh,
of Practical ScIence, 1904-5; elected
senator, Toronto. Unlv., 1906; presdt.,
Toronto branch Can. So
. C. E., 1909-
10; ed. Can. Engineer, Tooroll'to, '1908-
10: town en,gr., N. Toronto, On'Ì.,
1910
1l; since th.en <has be<en engr. to
the Improved R'O'ads Comn., Toronto;
Me1h.-16 St. Joseph St., T07"Onto: En-
ginee7'
Club, do.
James, Edwin Alfred, late Can. ry.
service.
S. Edwin and Harriet (Foster)
J.; b. London, Eng., ApI. 11, 1865;
me to Can. In earlv Ufe; e. Co.
Hastings. Ont.; m" 1896, Katherine,
d. D. M. Telford, Strathroy, Ont.:
Pf1td. rv. "ervfce, G. T. Ry., Madoc.
Ont.. 1880; has s1nce flned many
hlg-hly Important .and res-ponslble
posItions on C. P. Ry. and Can. Nor-
thern RY.; was genl. supt. of latter
road, 1903, and gen1. mangr., 1904-7.
when he retired.-Victoria, B.C.
James. :Marshall Jesse Albert, jour-
naUst; dental surgeon.
A. MORes A. (q.v.) and M'\ry .T.
(Brny)
.; b. Baltimore, Ont.,
an. 7,
1876; e. Bowmanvf11e HIg-h Sch., Trln.
UnIv.. Toronto, and Unlv. of Penn.
(D.D.S., 1898); m., Sept., 1903, Miss
Florence Louise Robb, Holley, N.Y.;
successfully practised as a specIalist
In orthodontia 8 yrs.; returned to
journallsm, 1906, since when he has
been asst. business mangr., Buffalo
Evening News: was asst. ed., Can.
Statesman, Bowmanvf11p. Ont., under
his father, 1892-6.-" News" Of/f.ee,
Buffalo, N.Y.
3'ames, :Moses A., journalist.
S. John and E'izabeth J.; b. Brad-
worthy, Devon, F.:n
.. J:m, 14, 184q; e.
pUhllc sch., Enfleld, Ont.; m., Oct.,
1873. Mary J., 2nd d. Jonathan Bray,
Enfleld; In early yrs. a public sch.
teacher (1st class cert.); principal,
Baltimore Public Sch. 3% yrs.; has
been ed. and propr. Canadian States-
man (Bowmanvllle, Ont.), since 1878;
a J.P., a town and co. councillor;
mayor of Bowmanvllte, 1903-5; R. dlr.,
Can. Press Assn.; a memo ex1ve. co.mte.
Dom. Alliance; govt. Issuer of mar-
riage licenses; presdt., local branch
Relhmce Loan and
R vlngs Co.; dlr.,
Co. Farmers' Inst., Horticultural Soc.,
dlr., secy.-treas. and mangr., Durham
Agrlcul. Soc.: d:lr., Can. League for
Civic Im,provement; trustee; mem..
Officfal BeL and Sunday 8ch. BeL
and treas. of Meth. Ch.; a frequent
contributor to the outsIde press; haa
travelled extensively In Can., Brit.,
and U.S.; always a Lib.; secy., Lib,
Assn., W, Durham; an active mem..
Meth Ch.-Bowmanville, Onto
.. Beloved by an. . , , Frankly, oour-
age.ously Bnd independently Liberal."-2'.
Globe.
James, Nathaniel Chamne7, educa-
tionist
Irish origin; s. late Thos. and Mary
(Chamney) J., who were among the
pIoneers of the Co. Lanark, Ont.; b.
Clayton, Ont., Feb. 25, 1860; e. Col-
lingwood ColI. Inst., Toronto Univ.
(B.A., with 1st class honours In mod.
langs., 1883), BerUn Unlv. and Hatte
(Ph.D., 1893); m., 1st. 1888, Marl'rt.
(d. 1890), d. Rev. K. McKenzie; 2ndly,
DeUa F., d. Peter Alison, Strathroy,
Ont.; taught 7 yrs. HaIlfax ACAd,;
prof. of moderns, Western Unlv.,
1896, and has since been apptd.
provost and presdt. of the Unlv.;
apptd. a mem, Onto Educ. Advisory
Council, 1906; Ang.-Western UnltJðr-
sitv, London, Onto
II One of the most scholarly men In Oan.."
-So N.
Jamieson, His Honour Joseph, Co.
Cl. jut1g-e.
S. late Wm. J., a na tlve of LOl'ldon-
(terry. Iret.. who. settled at Perth,
Ont., 1818, and Margt. (Molyneux)
.; b. Sherbrooke, Co. Lanark, Ont.,
Mch. 15, 1839; e. Perth Grammar
Sch.; m., Nov., 1865. Elizabeth, e. d.
late Robt. Carss, Fitzroy, Ont.; bar-
rl
ter, 1869; K.C. (Earl of Derby),
1889; was reeve of Almonte and
wnrdpn of T...anark: sat for N. T...annrk
(H. C.), Con. intere-st, 188!-91; ha
been junior Co. Ct. judge, We1!ln
ton,
Ont.. sInce Dec. 8. 1891: R. 0., Wel-
lington C., under E. F. Ad, 1893;
when In Par1t. was a strenuous advo.-
cate of prohibition, and moved a reso-
lution In favour of Its adoptlon.-
Guelph, Onto
Jamieson, MelvUl Allan, journalist.
Y. S. Wm. Allan J., M.D., Knight of
the Order of St. John of Jenlsalem,
J1resdt. of the Royal Coil. of Phys. of
]
dlnburgh, and Christina, d. late Alex.
Robinson, J.P., Berwick-on-Tweed, who
in 1835, at l\Iontreal, m. the d. of GenL
]"Inlay; b. Edinburgh, Scot., Nov, 14,
1 R81; e. EflInbur
h AC':1fl. and Repton,
Eng.; m., June, 1906, Ellen, d. late F.
H. Warrington, Montreal; has trav-
elled extensively In Can., Awstralia,
New Zealand nnd S. A.; joined staft
Montreal Star, 1903, nnd In ApI., 1909,
was apptd. special representative of
the Montreal Dnil,/ Star, Family Rer-
(/l(l and Weekly Star, and the 1Ilont-
I'eal Stnndnrd for Gt. Brit. Rnd Eur-
ope, with offices In the Grand Trunk
Railway Buildings, 17 Cockspllr St.,
'l'1'afalgar Sq., London; served through
the R A. \-Var, 1 R'}'}-1902. In "horn"'y-
croft's Mounted Infy., and afterwards
In the Cent. S. A. Ry.; a Con.; a Proto
-18 Montpelier Rise, Golder's Green.
London, Eng,; Motor Club, do,
576
JAMI,ESON-JARVIS.
oTa
e:r
ce:aeUben Bupert, Can. ry..
S. John and Mary J., Galt, Ont.; b.
Westover, Ont., Dee.. 12, 1856; e. pUbJlc
8chs.; m., -Moh., 1882, Miss Alice J.
Jukes, Chicago, Ill. ; entd. G. W. R. ser-
vice, Can., 1873, since when has held
many Important and responsible posi-
tlons; became ass.t. supdt. C. P. R.,
1890; supdt. E. D., Farnham, P.Q.,
1896; do., Crow's Nest brancih, Cran-
brook, B.C., 1902; genl. supdt., W. D.,
1903; genl. supdrt. C. D., 1907; resigned
to become V.-P. and genl. man gr. Mer-
chants and Calgary Fire Ins. Co., 1908;
elected Mayor Calgary, 1908.10; V.-P.
Union ot AlbeTta Munlcipalltles.-Cal-
gary, Alta.; Ranchman's Club, do.
(D. New Westminste7',.,May SO, 1911.)
Jamieson, Thomas N" Am. public
.serv'Ïce.
Scottish origin; b. Co. Grey, Ont.,
Feb. 29, 1848; e. pUblic schs.; went
to Chicago, 1866; entd. drug business
tor hlmselt, 1870: successively presdt.
Chicago Retail Drug Assn. and presdt.
Ill. Bd. ot Pharmacy; a Rep., anll
held va rlous Important local appts. In
the gift of that party; apptd. naval
offr. at Chicago, 1904; a large claim
owner In PorcupIne. which dist. was
named by hlm.-.&508 Woodlawn Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
Jamieson, Bev. William Henry
(P.resb. ).
S. David and Mary Jane J.; b.
North Gower, Ont., June 28, 1849; e.
Cobourg ColI. Inst.. Victoria Unlv.
and Ill. Unlv. (Ph.D.); m., 1879,
Miss Hattle Foster, Oakwood, Ont.;
pursued theol. studies at Knox ColI.,
Toronto. Rnd presb. ColI., Montreal
(D.D., 1897); o. 1877; author II The
Nation and the Sabbath": tor some
yrs. has been pastor 1st Presb. Ch.,
Birmingham, Mich. - Birmingham,
Mich.
Janey, 1IIl1e, Marguerite (see Ethier,
Mlle. Anna).
Janes, Simeon Heman, capitalist.
S. Heman J.. who !':"ttled in Co. Ox-
f.oro, Ont., 1800; U. E. L. d
nrt:
Huguenot origin: family first settled
in Am. in Mass.: b. W. O'Cford. Feb.
5, 1843; e. Inge.rso1l1 Grammar 8011.
and Victoria Univ., Cobourg (B.A. and
,alediC'torian, 1866: M.A., 1872): m.,
1867, 'Maria Ann (d. June, 1907), e. d.
late Cornelius Quinlan, Port HOope,
Ont.; a tormer wholesale dry goods
merchant; afterwards a land and
m{\ney hroker; retired, 1888: i'OlUùt'l1
Janes scholar., Toronto Conserv. of
:Music, 1889; do. medals for comp >tI-
tlon in classics, math., phil" and mort.
lang., Victoria Univ.; LL.D. (Hamlinf'
. Univ., Minn.), 1R96: a dir. Guild Civic
Art; a uromotpr Onto Beet Sugar Co.:
formerly V.-P. Commerdal Union
Club; a Lib.; an Ang.-73 St. Ge07'gc
St., T07'onto.
II Janet, Loyal" (see Jack, Mrs
A.L.).
Janln, Georges, civil engineer; Can.
civic service.
B. Poltlers, France, 1853; e. France;
came to Can.. 1892; aJ;lSOC, memo Can.
Soc. C. E., 1899; entd. service, City of
Montreal, as acting supdt. aqueduct
system, 1898; subsequently was asst.
supdt. and supdt. ViTa tel' Dept.; slnre
Dec., 1910, has been genl. municipal
engr., Montreal; Is also consulting
engr. to Bd. ot Health, P.Q.; a con-
tributor to Trans. Can. Soc. C. E.;
R. C.-City Hall, Montreal; Lachine,
P.Q.; Engineers' Club, lIfont7'eal.
Jardine, Bobert, physician.
6th s. late Thos. J., shipbuilder and
timber merchant, JardineviIle, N.B.;
b. there, Jan. 30, 1862; e. Mt. Allison
Unlv. and Edinburgh Univ. (M.B.,
C.M., 1886; M.D., with commendation,
1889) ; m., 1889, May Barbara, d. late
Graham Brymner, J.P., Greenock,
Scot., and niece ot late Dr. Douglas
Brymner, Dom. archivist, Ottawa;
M.R.C.S., Eng., 1886; F.F.P. & S.,
Glasgow, 1895; F.R.S., Edinburgh,
1899; a noted obstetrician and
gynl1lie.col.; ap.ptð. physician, W
st End
branch, Glasgow Maternity Hosp"
1890; asst. physician, do., 1895; phy-
sician, do., since 1896; examr. In mld-
witery, Glasgow Univ., 1899-1903;
since then has been proto of midwitery,
St. Mungo's ColI., Glasgow; an examr.
in midwifery, Victoria Univ., Man-
chester, since 1908; apptd. visiting
gynaecoI., Glasgow Maternity and
Women's CoIl., 1911; is examr. to the
Scottish Conjoint Bd. ; presdt., Glasgow
ObstetrIc-al and Gynaecolog. Soc.,
1900-2; author: .. C1inical Obstetrics,"
.. Text-book of Midwitery tor Nurses,"
II CUnical Lectures on Hæmorrhage and
Eclampsia," and ot numerous contri-
butions to the med-. pre
s; an elder In
the Established Ch. ot Scot.-20 Royal
C7'escent, Glasgow, Scot.; Glasgow
JIedica! Club, do.
I< In his ea$', theTe is .ß ha.ppy un-ion
o.f BOund judgment, ente'rprise and ekill,
aJoong with the ft8culty ()f expoeitiono. 60
essentia,l to good tearhing."-Prof. Mur-
dorh Cameron.
Jarvis, Rev, Arthur (Ang.),
U. K L. stock; s, late Judge G. S.
J., Cornwall. Ont.. who Sf'rved as an
ofl'r. in H. M.'s 8th anrt 104th Regts.
(1l1riYl!::" th<> -n T :1r of 1 R12-14, an 11 al!"()
òuring rehe1Hon, 1837; .b. Cornwal1,
Ont.. May 28, 1849: e. CornwaH Gram-
mar Sch., rrrin. ColI. Sch., Port Hope,
and Trin. Unh.. (B.A., Wit11 h"no l 11'!,:,
1
71; M.A., 1886): m.. Jan.. 1884.
Frances Annie Julia, d. 1ate Yen.
Archdeaoon Roe; O. deacon, 1872:
priest, 1873; curate, Hawkesbur:\r,Ont..
H;73; mis.<:lonary, Altred and Planta-
gl'nct; incumbent Osnabruck, 187;; :
rpctor :Morrl, shurgh 1881: do., Carle-
ton Place. 1884: do., Napanee, :,in
t>
1890; retired trom active duty. 1909;
canon St. George's Cath., Kingston.
Ont., 1901; served in vol. mil. during
Fenian Raid, 1866 (med.); High Ch.;
family Con. for generations. - The
Rectory, Na]Janee, Onto
Jarvis, Lt.-Col, Arthnr Leonard Fitz-
gerald, Dom. public service.
U. E. L. descent; s. late Geo.
Murray and E1iza-beth Arnold (Jarvis)
J' grands. Col. S. P. J., chief
s
ÍX1.t, Ind. I\-ffalrs. who serve-d In W
T
JARVIS,
577
of 1812 and also during rebellion
of 1837: b. Toronto, June 17, 1852:
e. Toronto and Quebec; m., Dec., 1906,
Frances Geraldine, 2nd d. late Capt.
C. L. J. Fitzgerald, 1st W. 1. Regt.;
entd. publfc service, Sept., 1868;
ince
Mch., 1896, has been secy. Dept. of
Agricul.; ap'Ptd. Asst. Deptoy Mlnr. of
Agricul., Feb., 1909: I. S. 0., 1905; has
been 'Ì.wice preswt. RIdeau Curling Club:
joined Ottawa Brig., Garrison .Arty.,
as a bugler, during Fenian raids, 1870;
gazetted 2nd lieut., G. G. F. Gds., 1885 ;
attained command of regt., Oct. 28,
1899 : retired, with rank of It..co!. Mch.,
1904: holds gen!. servIce med., with 1
clasp, for Fenian Raid, 1870, and long
service d.ecoratlon ; while In command of
his reg1. IÛTgandz.ed ctlhe Bignta:l OQoI'lpS aJt-
tached thereto; Ang.
65 Daly Ave..
Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ottawa Golf
Club; Rideau Curling Club.
Jarvis, Major Arthur Murray, Royal
N.W.l\I. Police.
U. E. L. descent; 2nd s. Arthur
MUI1I"ay amd Ann ,Stein (M.acIear) J.;
b. Toronto, ApI. 6, 1862; e. there;
unm.; joined Royal N. W. M. Police,
1880; promoted inspector, 1893; served
throughout second N. W. RebeIUon,
1885 (med.); selected by Commr.
Herdhmer, 1896, '00 en'Ì1cr the un-
organized territories In the Athabasca
and Peace River districts, and report
on the buffalo, game, fisheries, and
other matters of interest to the Govt,:
travelled over 2,000 miles with dog
teams and sleds; apptd. stipend. magte.
for Kootenay Co., B.C., 1897, and
placed In command of police on con-
struction of the Crow's Nest Pass
Ry.; 'built police post at summit of
Rocky Mts.; commanded expdn. 1898,
with a detachment of 26 R. N. W.
Mounted Police, over the Dalton trail
in the Yukon; e8tbd. the intern.
boundary line on that trail, and built
strong fort at foot of summit of Chll-
kat Pass, also posts along the trail;
apptd. by Dom. Govt., collector of cus-
toms and mining recorder for Yukon,
and .by the B. C. Govt., stipoend. magte.,
Co. Vancouver; given commission as
major, 1900, in the British service, in
LoN. StratlhJcon.a',s :Hoo'1se, !lor service dn
South. Mrica; ooonma.n.àed "B" squad-
ron of that corps; served under GenI.
Sir Redvers Buller In Earl Dundonald's
3rd Mounted Brigadre, al'so under
GenIs. C. Knox and Barton; served in
Cape Colony, Natal, Zululand, Trans-
vaal, Basutoland, and Orange River
Oolony; commanded! squadron which
entered the towns of Amersfort,
Ermelo, and Pilgrim's Rest, In advance
of the army; also commanded a
squadron of South African Light Horse,
one company of the Royal Engineers,
a.nd '';8'' \Squadron of Lord Strat!bJoona's
Horse, at Sabies Drift, In the Lyden-
berg Mountains, In advance of GenI.
Sir Redvers BuUer's army (despatohes;
med. with cla.sps) ; C.M.G., 1900; since
his return to Can. has served succes-
sively at White Horse, Y.T., Dawson,
Regina, Wood Mountain and Moosomln,
Mackenzie River dlst., which Includes
Fort Macpherson, at the mouth of the
Mackenzie River and Herschel IsLand,
19
In .the Atlantic Ocean; remained at
latter station from 1907 till .Tuly, 1908;
now at Regina; An g.-Po lice Barrack8,
Regina, Bask.
Jarvis, Edward Æmilius, banker a.nd
broker.
S. late Wm. Dummer Powell and
Diana (Irving) .T.; U.E.L. descent; b.
YIQIllIge St.. Co York, Ont., lApl. 25,
1860; e. U. C. IOoiM. ; iI11., Oct. 14, 1886,
Elizabeth Margt. Harriet Augusta, d.
Sir ÆnriIlus Irving, K.C. (q.v.); in
service, Bank of Hamilton, 1877-82;
later, was
onnected with the Fanners'
and Traders' Loan Assn., Hamilton
and Traders Bank: tnspr. and asst.
gen.!. mangr., Traders Bank, Toronto,
1890-2; .since then has been head of
of firm ÆmiUus J. and Co., bankers
and .brokers, Toronto; since 1907 has
been presdt. Sovereign Bank of Can.;
is also presdt. Hamilton Steamboat Go.
and Brit. and Col. Press Services, Ltd. ;
V.-P. B.C. Packers' Assn.; a dir. Can.
Locomotive Co., Denver and S.
Western Ry., Niagara, St. Catharines
and Toronto Electric Ry., Niagara, St.
Catharines and Toronto Nav. Co., To-
ronto Safe Deposit and Agency CoO.,
Toronto Hotel Co. and Sand and
Dredging, Ltd.; has been very actively
assocd. with tm.e R.C. Yacht Club; has
been commodore of the Club several
yrs.; elected presdt. Yacht Racing
Union of the Gt. Lakes, 1908; a del.
from N, Am. Yacht Racing Assn. to
Yacht Racing Assn, of Gt. Brit., Lon-
don, 1897; long connected with intern.
yachting contests, chiefly the capture
and defence of Canada's Cup; pre-
sented with his portrait in oils by
Grier (q.v.), by the mems. of the
R. C. Yacht Club, 1903; Ang.-
(( Hazelburn," S
Prince Arthur Ave.,
Toronto; Toronto Club; York Club;
R. C. Yacht Club; Queen City Yacht
Club, do.; Hamilton Yacht Club,
Hamilton; Kingston Yacht Club,
Kingston.
II E.ver)"body'e fr-ie.nd."-Bir G. W. Ro..
(q.v.).
"ALw.ays a spo'rtsman, whether he wina
or loses."-S. N,
Jarvis, Ernest Frederick, Dom. public
service.
S. Hy. Fitzgerald J., M.D., and
Lucy (DeiS Brlsay) J.; grands. Hon.
Edward .T., Chief .Tustice P. E. I.; b.
St. Eleanor's, P.E.I., Sept. 16, 1862; e.
then'; m., Sept., 1892, Ethel Colborne,
4th Ò. la.te E. A. Meredith. LL.D., for-
meI1JJy Undoer Seey. State, Can.; enrtd.
Dom. lþuþllJc serwiice, 'Mch., 1881; ser-
voo suOC'e.SsiV'e.ly as pl'livaotoe seey. !fun.
Ed. Blake, ,Sir W. LaJlwiør, amd Hem. .T.
C. Baroterson, when In office; ohief elk.,
DeIP't. lMild'tla. aM Def-ence, 1903; s.eC'y.
00
'Ì. (al.so secy, ,to .M
ldt1a .oounoH),
1907; a,sst. DEWty. Mim. ()IÍ MHltla,
'1909; serut rbo WlaS1hIJrugton, D.C., to roe.
pQll't 1Q11 matters of dept. orgall'lzaJtl,on,
1902; Al1g.
47 Stewa7't St., Ottawa.
Jarvi., Harold Augustu, singer.
S. Arthur M., and Martha Matilda
(RatcllfTe) .T., Toronto; b. there, Dec.
27, .i864; ;for some yrs. a sailor, and
was an our. on Allan and P. & O.
578
JARVl
JEA.KINS.
steamers. as well as In Royal Naval
Reserve; early exhtd. a rare talent as
a singer; gained a gold med. at Acad.
o! Music, London; now takes rank as
a robusto tenor of exceptional merIt;
has toured Can., U. S., and Gt. Brit.;
sang the tenor role In .. The Messiah"
with Albani, Mad. Van der Veer Green,
and Norman Sa:lmontd. 1903; was <tenor
SQilolst 1st PreSh. Oh., Detroit;
turnOO1lÌo ToTonto, 19.111; oðJoolJined: offer
to go into comic qpern. a1. $500 a week,
1899; Âãl,g.; m. !Laura, e. d. Dr. W.
B. Gei:k:ie (q.v.), To.ronrto.-31 Castle
Frank Rd., Rosedale, Toronto.
.. A. . Binger of popular ballads bas few
equals."-St. John Telegraph.
Jarvi., Paul, baJnker.
Second s. late Edgar John and Char-
lotte (Beaumont) J.; b. Toronto, Sept.
27, 1865; e. Trin. Call. Sch., Port
Hqpe. Ja,rvdos St. Oolil. !nst.. and. U. -C.
Call.; matriculated Osgoode Hall; be-
gan business career In service Dom.
Bank; later was successively In busi-
ness in Winnipeg and Buffalo, N.Y.;
was secy.
'oronto Bd. of Trade, 1902-
03: resigned to again enter bu
lness;
became the representative In Buffalo
and Chicago ot Spencer, Trask & Co.,
bankers. N. Y.; since .1910 .in cha.l'geof
bond dept., A. E. Ames & .00., Toronto;
Ang.-7'+ St. George St., Toronto;
National Club, do.
Jarvi., Thoma. :Neil.oD, Am. ry. ser-
vdce.
U. B: L. stock; s. late Peter Robin-
son and Marion (Neilson) J., Strat-
tord, Ont.; b. there, May 22. 1854: e.
there; unm; was ,In sernce G. T. Ry.
1&74-78; has held various positions
on different rys. in U. S.. becoming
tratnc -weight mangI'. Hooigh Valley
Ry., l\. Y., 19û4; eh::cted V.-P. do. do..
1906; elected ast V.-G>. Can. Soc. of
N. Y.. 1911; Anog_-36 W. 35th St., New
York; New York Club; New Yðrk Ath-
letic Club; Atlantic Yacht Club;
Marine and. Field Club, do.
Jarvis,
homas stinson, author and
dramatic critic.
S. Stephen Maule and Mary (3tm-
son) J., Toronto; b. there, May 31,
1854; e. U. C. Coll.; m., May, 1881,
Annie, d. 1ate Prof. By. Croft, Toronto
Unlv.; barrister, 1880; author" Letters
frum East Longitudes," .. Geoffrey
Hampsteaù," a novel; .. Doctor Per-
due," do.; .. The Ascent of Life," .. She
Lived In New York," a novel, and
other works; ed. .. Reminiscences of a
Loyalist" (Col. Stephen Jarvis) Can.
Jfag., 1906; has done much literary
work In U. S., whither he removed,
lS91; has travelIed much abroad.-P.
O. Box 116, Station C., North Angeles,
Cat
Jarvis, William Henry Pope, author.
Y. s. late H. F. J., M.D., F.RC.S.
(Edln.), P. E. I.; b. and e. there;
m., July, 1909, Mary IsabelIe, 2nd Ù.
late Alfred HO!lkln, K.C.; was engd.
In journalism for some time in th
West: author .. Trails and Tales of
Cobalt," a collection of mining stories
(1907); .. Letters of a RemIttance
Man to his Mother" (1908), ete,;
Ang.--Gare Rev, Dr, Bri'ßB þ Toronto.
.. Possesses high liæraJ'7 mern."-o.
Oitizen.
Jarvi., Lt,-CoL WiUiam K1U!..on, la.w-
)per
U. E. L. descent; s, Wm, J.; grand-
son Munson J., who came to St. John.
N.B., from Stamford, Conn., was a
memo of the Common Council, at the
il1lOOrp.n. of rbhe city, 1785, anò, JlaJter. a
rt"presentative In the provl. Parlt.; b.
St. John, Oct. 9, 1838; e. St. John
Gramml8.r Sdh.: m., list. .Tane Hope
(d,), d. Capt .Beer. :a.N.; 2oo.1y. 'Mairy
Lucretia, d. Wm. Hy. Scovil; barris-
ter. 1863; became genl. agent for N, B.
(afterwards for whole Mar. Provinces)
Liverpool, London & Globe Ins. Co.;
Jate.r ,presdtt. tN. B. Ed. Fire UiIlIdJer-
writers; presdt. Mar. Bd. of Trade,
1898; do. St. John Bd. of Trade, 1902-
03; has also been a commr., St. .fohn
F1ree IPubldo IAbreiry, presdlt, St, John's
Citizens' League, St. George's Soc., and
N. B. Hist. Soc.; took a prominent
part In securing the Incorpn. of the
tcwn of Portland, and prepared the
charter ot the town; tor several yrs.
a memo Portland Council; entd. vol.
mil. during first Fenian Raid; was
major 2nd Batt., and, subsequently,
It.-col. 3rd Batt., St. John Co. MiL;
Ang., and a del. to Provl. and Gent
Synods; formerly deputy chairman
Finance Bd., V.-P. Diocesan Ch, Soc.,
and presdt. S. S. Teachers' Assn.; In-
troduced a mission system; a memo
Compilation Comte. respecting a hym-
nal for Ch. of Eng. In Can.; a. del. to
the Ang. 'CIh. Congress, Hal1fax, N.S.,
1910.-198 Prince88 St., St. John, N.B.;
Union Club, do.
Jeakins, Bev, ChaJlie. Edward (Ang.).
E. s. Rev.
'. B. J., R.D. (q.v.); b.
Yorlishire, Eng.; e. McGlIl Unlv. (B.A.,
1!<0l) ; m., Feb., 1903, M. Georgina, d.
Jl()lhn Simpson, MontreaJl; gra.duated U
gold med. (IM.on treal Dioe. Theol.
Calli.), 1902; O. d.ee.oon
189-2; IPrieet,
do.; for 2 yrs. missionary, Arundel
Dist., P.Q.; rector Huntingdon, 1904-
08; do., W,ingham, Ont.. 1908-09; a
prof. Huron Ool:l. antd asst. 'to .Prlln'C'
WaUer, 00., ,1909-;11; since tohen 'ha..s
been reotor, Clin'
on, OM.; .formerly
grand ohapltaJn, Morutrea.l Dist., Grand
Lod1ge of F1reemasons (presen1ed with
graM oh:ajpllaJln'.s jewel, 1908) .-Clin-
ton, Ont,
"A man of reoognized alb,i1i,ty as ..
preacber."-M. Gazette.
Jeakins, Rev, '.l'homa. Bentley (Ang.),
S. Thos. Shawley and Mary (Bent-
ley) J.; b. Buckden. HunUngdonshlre,
Eng., Oct. 8, 1858; e. HallfR.x, Eng.;
m. Eben, e. d. late Wm. Whitehead,
Eowerby Bridge, Eng.; came to Can.,
1890; o. deacon, 1891; priest, 1892;
licensed to Hemmingford and Haller-
ton, P.Q., 1891; rector Huntingdon,
1896; do. St. Luke's, Waterloo, and
Christ Ch., Frost Village, 1898; R. D.,
Sherrord, 1901: a memo of Sch. Bd.;
V.-P. S. Sch. Inst., Bedford, and V.-P.
S. Sch. Union, P. Q.; Inaugurated ser-
J'EFFERS-JlEFF1ERYS.
579
les ot open-air services on Sunday
evenings, commendng atter the usual
services ot the ch. were over, 1900.-
The Rectorv, Waterloo, P.Q.
"A most efficient :pl'IÍe8t &00 a skillful
8
lmj.D1istl'l8lto<r." -M. W itne...
JeUer8. Bev, Eliaklm Tupper (presb.).
S. Jas. Dickey and Mary A, B. (Tup-
per) J.; b. U. Stewiacke, N.S., ApI. 6,
1841; e. High Seh., Lawrence, Mass.,
and Jetferson ColI.; ro., tM,a,y, 1867, Miss
E:sther Graham Hodgens; studicd
theoJ. Princeton Theol. Semy. and
U. P. Theol. Semy., Allegheny, Pa.
(D.D., 1872): LL.D., Washdngton and
Jefferson Coll., 1902; o. 1865; pa.stor
Oxford, Pa., 1865-72; presdt. Wt:st-
minster ColI., Pa., 1872-83; proto theol.,
Lincoln Univ., 1883-90; pastor Presb.
Ch., Oil City, 1890-3; presdt. York
ColI. Inst. since 1893; moderator U. P.
Assembly, 1880; presdt. Pa, State
Teachers' Assn., 1895; a memo Vic-
toria Inst.. London. Eng. : author
.. Shortest Road to Cæsar" (1896).-
York, Pa,
Jeffer., James Frith, educationist;
auditor,
S. late Rev. Wellington Jeffers, D.D.
(Meth.), and Jane (Frith) J.; b.
Belleville, Ont., ApI. 6, 1842; e. Model
Grammar Sch., Toronto, and Toronto
Univ. (B.A., 1875; M.A., 1877); m.,
Dec., 1904, Faustina J., e. d. Mrs. D.
H. Foster, Belleville, Ont,; In early
life a public seh. teacher; classical
master, Peterborough Coil. Inst.. 1876;
headmaster, do., 1881; later became
presdt. Belleville Business ColI,; tor
some yrs, has pursued accountancy,
va]uatlng, and auditing; formerly chief
auditor Midland Ry. Co. of Can., under
presidency of Senator Geo. A. Cox
(q.v.); so continued untll amalgama-
tion of co. W1l1Jh G. T. Ry. .system;
author" History O!f Canada" (1876),
.. Summary of do." (1878), .. Book-
keeping" (1905); also, with J. L.
Nichols, M.A., .. Canadian and Ameri-
can Citizenship" (1896); Meth.-
Belleville, Onto
Jetferson, Mrs, Christie (see Gillespie,
Mr.s. Christie). '
Jetferson, Bev. Selby (Meth.).
S. Mark and Jane J.; b. Gostorth,
NewcasUe-on-Tyne, Eng., Nov, 12,
1866; e. there; m. July, 1895, Miss
Edith Evans, Newport, Eng.; entd.
ministry, Nfd. Cont., as a probationer,
1890; o. 1894; transferred N. S. C'ont.,
1899; has served 18;t Berm!llJda, W.I.;
now .a't Sel"boy, N.S.; V.-iF. Oan. Pea.oe
and ArbHration Soc., 19 (}7.--;Selby,
N..S.
JetferY', Albert Oscar, .lawyer.
S. late Jos. and Augusta A. (Haley)
J.; father from Ipswich, Eng.; mother
from St. Andrew's, N.B., and of U.E.L.
descent; b. Tp. London, Ont., July 5.
1857; e. public sehs., Hellmuth Boys'
ColI., London, T-Qronto Unlv, (LL..B.,
18
3), and T.rin. Univ., ToroJ1!to (B.C.L.,
1887; D.C.L., 1892); LL.D. (Western
Univ.), 1898; m., July, 1883, Edna E.,
d. late H. A. Baxter; barrister, 1878;
K.C., 1899; practises London, Ont.; one
ot the leaders of t'he bar; solr, to
various corpora.tions; scll. trustee, 1886-
96; chairman dQ., /1889-99; <trustoo Pub-
Ide .l.Ji.brary Bd., 1899-19,0'4; ohairman
do., .1904; V.-P. .London Life Ins. Co.
since 1894; successively secy.-treas.
and presdt. Middlesex Law LAssn.; Is
also presdt. London Hortlcul. Soc.; has
attained equal \prominence in fraternal
circles; has held the chaIr In various
Masonic bodies and been high chIef
ranger In A. O. F.; author treatise on
.. Law of Allegiance In Can," submit-
ted to Trln. Unlv. for doctor's degree
and highly commended; a Lib., and ac-
tiv(' in o;-very campaign since 1
74: on
LondiOn lJLb, En.ve,; Ba,pt.--.516 Ridout
St., London, Onto
Jeffery, Bev, Charles Norman Fitz-
gerald (Ang.),
O. s. .late J.as. W. and Oeleste (Har-
vie) J., Newport, N.S.; grands. lat<'!
Tho.s. N. J., Halifax, N.S.; b. New-
['ûrt, Dec. 3, 18GO; e. Mt. Allison
Unlv., N.B., and Man. Univ, (B.A.,
1884; M.A.; B.D., 1885); m., ApI.,
1891, Eleanor H" 3rd d. late Robt.
Gunne, Portage la Prairie, Man,; pur-
sued divinity studies St. John's Coli"
Winnipeg (B.D.); post-grad, course
Gent Theol. Semy., N. y,; 0, deacon,
1884; priest, 1885; missionary, Clear-
water, 'Ma.n., 1884-5; iI'eCbor iP, Ita
Prairie, 1886-7; do, Douglaston, N. Y.
city, 1891-7; secy. of synod, Rupert's
Lanü, 1901-6; do. Dauphin. Man., 1898-
1900; su;pò)t. of mlssiO'I1's, Rupert's
lJand, 190.1-6; hon canon St. JoIhn'lS
Oa1Jh., Wdnniipeg, .1909; a ,st'I"aiglhit Con.
-1$8 Donald 'st., Winnipeg.
Jetferys, Charle. William, artist.
S. Chas. T. and Ellen (Kennard) J.,
Co. Kent, Eng.; b. Rochester, Eng.,
It-69; e. pUblic schs., Toronto; m" 1st,
1694, Miss Jane M. F. Adams (d,
1899); 2ndly, 1907, Clara, d S. E.
West, Toronto;. reed. art education To-
ronto Art League and N. Y.; engd. in
black and white illustrations In N. Y.
for some yrs.; now engd. in illustra-
tion in Can., contributing to Can.
Mag., Globe, W07'ld, Courier, etc.;
also books; has been chief political car-
toonist for the Moon and World, To-
ronto; special artist for N. Y. Herald
during Pullman strike, Bryan conven-
tion, Pan-Am. Exposition. etc.; do. do.
for Toronto Globe dur.ing tour Prince
and Princess of Wales (now King and
Queen), 1901; his work highly com-
mended and praised: exhibited largely
in U. S. and Can., both oil and
water-oolouI'lS; represented .In Aflt
-
lery and City Hall, Toronto; for-
mioJrÞy presdt. Graphic Arts Club;
f'lected memo Onto Soc. Artists, 1902;
V.-P. and treas. do., 1908; also on ad-
visory bd. Central Onto Sch. Art and
Design; favours extension of principle
ot pUblic ownership of public utillties
and Lma>. !federation InvolvlJl1g no loss
of local seIt-govt.-!16 GOIrden A tJe..
Toronto; Arts and Lettera Club, do.
II His work shows & delicacy of humour,
combined with an artistic sense that ia u
raTe .as it is de}.jgohtfru.l."-" Kit" (q.v,),
580
JIEFFREY-JENKINS.
Jeffrey, Edward Chas" educationist.
E. s. Andrew J., Toronto; grands,
late Hon. Andrew .J., M.L.C., Cobourg,
Ont.; e. Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1888);
m., June, 1901, Jennette Atwater, 2nd
d. Chas. B. Street, Toronto; for some
}'rs. lecturer in botany, Toronto Unlv.;
resigned, 1902; since then asst. proto
in botany, Harvard Unlv.; an auth
rity
on Can. forest trees, and has written
and lectured thereon. - Cambridge,
Jfass.
II Has imparted information of great
practical va.J.ue."-T. Globe.
;rekill, Lt,-Col, Bev, Henry B, (Ang.).
S. late Major Isaac and Matilda
(Stapleton) .J.; b. Morin Flats, P.Q.,
May 22, 1865; e. eJo8mentary schs., La-
chute Acad., McGill Univ. (B.A., 1892),
and Montreal Dioc. .call.; m., .Tune,
1897, Mary Louisa, e. d. A. T. Sexton,
.Eutaw, AIØJooma; o. 1892; rector, St.
,Mary's Oh., Hochelaga, Montreal, 1893;
retired, .owing If:.o t'hT'Ola:t troubl'e, Dec.,
1909; is chaplain Brit. Army and
Navy Veterans, Montreal; a Free-
mason ot high degree, and grand chap-
lain, Grand Lodge, P.Q.; author" The
South Africa War: Its Causes and
Lessons" (1900); the chief speaker
at the Lord Nelson Centenary Celebra-
tion Montreal, 1905; joined 11th Regt.
when 15 yrs of age; attained to the
command of the regt., Feb. 3, 1905;
now R. 0.; holds a 1st class Infy.
Sch. cert., and the long service decora-
tion. an expert and enthusiastic rifle
sh.ot '. won fifth place in the grand
aggr
gate in the annual matches of
the Province of Quebec Rifle Assn.-
14 Darling 8t., Montreal.
II One of the best shots in the Pro-vince."
-M. Star.
U A w-arm friend, an earnest, logical and
eloquent preacher, and is belo.ved by all."-
M. Herald.
;reUs, George Frederick, lawyer; Ont.
public service.
S. Samt. .T., Sherborne, Dorset, Eng.;
b. and e. there; m. Anne, d. John
Alexander, Hamilton, Ont.; barrister,
H82; apptd. pollee magistrate, Hamil-
ton, Ont., 1893; author" The True Ob-
ject of Life" (1906), "Ooonmen-
tarfes on Sin" (1910), and of 2 law
books, .. Guide to Statutory Law" and
.. Offences Under the Liquor License
Act"; believes that all police magis-
trates in Can. should meet together, at
the pUblic expense, every 3 yrs. to
suggest and discuss amendments to
the criminal law; secy. Hamilton Re-
form Assn., under the leadership of
Mowat and Mackenzie; .. the Father-
hood of God and the brotherhood
f
man," is hIs religIous creed.-Hamd-
ton, Onto
;remmett, :Praneis George Bernard,
banker.
E. s. late Alex J., Binfield, Berk-
shire, Eng., and late of Grenada, \V,I. ;
b. Blnfield, Apt. 18, 1861; e. Eng.; m.,
Nov., 1891, Helen, 2nd d. late Rev. G.
Jemmett, Ottawa; entd. øervlce Can.
Bank of Commerce, ApI., 1885; filled
various positions In dUTerent branch<.!s;
apptd. secy. of bank, 1902; genl.
man gr. Sovereign Bank ot Can., l\lay,
1907; occasional contributor to mags.
of articles on social, economic, and
financial subjects, generally oVt'r a
nom-de-plume; aut'hor ot 2 articlo8s,
under general heading "Canada," in
1905 ed. II Encyclopaedia Americana,"
one descriptive of the Can. banking
system; the other entitled .. Currency
Coinage and Legal Tender." -.J! War-
7'en Rd., T07'onto,o T07'onto Club.
II A sound, careful, conservative banker."
-T. Newll.
;renckes, Sylvester William, manu-
facturer.
A promoter, and now presdt. Jenckes
Machine Co. (L. P. 1903) ; also a pro-
moter Crown Spinning Co. (L. P.
1906), and Can. Rand Co. (L. P.
1907) ; a dir. Richmond & Drummond
Fire Ins. Co., Sherbrooke Proto Hosp.,
and Sherbrooke Library and Art
Union; a Cong.-She7'brooke, P.Q.
JOOlkins, Benjamin Stockton, Can. ry.
service.
Grn.nòs. Rev. Wm. .J. (Presb.); b.
Co. York, Ont., ApI. 8, 1859; e. there;
entd. service Montreal Tel. Co., as
operator, 1874; do. do. C. P. Ry., at
Winnipeg, Sept., 1881 ; promoted
Supdt. Telegraphs, W. dlv., do. (and
as such organized telegraph service
in the West), Aug. I, 1883; genI.
supdt. do., lines w. ot Lake Superiol',
1899; a Presb.-1Vinnipeg,o Manitoba
Club, do.
;renkins, Charles, manufacturer.
B. nr, Bannockiburn, Scot.; e. Scot,;
after a brief residence in Eng., came
to Can., 1869; m. Anne EUzrubeth (d.
1895), e. d. .13.to8 .s. F. .K,i-rkpatrick, bar-
r,is-ter, Petel"lbor.oug'h, Orut.; an o.pera,t.or
in Onto oil fields; now and for some
yrs. ma-ngr. Onto Lands & Oil Co,;
has served 2 yrs. Public Scll. Bd., 12
yrs. High Sch. Bd., and 8 yrs. petrolea
Town Council; a Lib., and a memo
GE'ni. Assn. Onto Lib. Assn.; unsuc-
cef>sfully contested E. Lambton (H. -C.),
g. e. 1904; name mentioned in connec-
tiDal wibh a Dom. se.na:tori1h1jp; an Ang..
and a del. to the Gent. and Provl.
Synods of the ch.; a memo Mission
Bd.; a memo Genl. Comte. for a re-
vised hymnal for Ch, of Eng. In Can.,
1906; elected a memo Nat!. C.omte. Ang.
Lay'man'IS MiESY. MOV'ØII1'enJt, 1909;
favours the ex,pansion -of the Ang.
ordinal so as to permit deacons
to {allow IS. secular oaLling; favours
ch, union; author ot a paper, II Aim!!
and Objects of the Canadian Church
Union, witlh SpecIal Reference t.o the
Uniting of the Ch, Throughout the
Whole ot British North America"
(Can. Churchman, Dec., 1888); a dir.
N C\rthern Life Assur. Co. - Petroìea.
Onto
.. A man of incorruptible integrity, pub.
lie-spirited and far-sighted, and B man
whose prominence in the commercial
world entitles him to the notice and con-
sideration of his political chief."-Oan,
Ohurchman.
JENKINS
J'ETTE.
5&]
Jenkin_, Bev, E, C, (Ba.pt.).
S. Aaron J., CodY's, N.E.; b. there;
e. Bapt. Semy., St. Martins, N.B. ;
studied theol. Colgate Univ., Hamilton,
N. Y.; after ordination, was successive-
ly pastor at Lebanon, N.Y., in Wlscoa-
sin, SaUna, Kan., and Ludlow St., St.
.John, N.B.; now at Hartland, N.B.-
Hartland, N.R.
Jenkins, Gri:fftth Parry, business man.
E. s. Richard and .Jane J., Henafod,
Llancynfelin, S. Wales; b. there, 3e;Jt,
17, 1860; e. Ardwyn Sch., Abery-
stwyth; m., Sept., 1883, Miss Sarah
Gomm, Oxford, Eng.; came to Can.,
1902; is inspr. Continental Life Ins.
Co.; well known as a public lecturer
on astronom. subjects, Including
II Shakespeare Under the Stars"; for-
merly In service Nat. Prov!. Banlt,
Eng.; man gr. Colwyn Bay branch for
many yrs.; one of the original mems.
Brit. Astronom. Assn. and helped to
found the Astronom. Soc. of Wales;
elected a fellow of the Royal Astro-
nom. Soc., Apl., 1894; is also a memo
01 the Royal Astronom. Soc. of Can.;
elected presdt. Hamilton Astronom.
Soc., 1905 and 1908; one of the mems.
of the Can. Govt. solar eclipse expdn.
to La;brador, 1905.-Hamilton, Onto
II A delightful lecturer."-Hamilton Her
ald.
Jenkins, Bobert Smith, educationist.
S. .John and Matilda (Smith) .J.,
Collingwood. Ont.; b. Rosemont, Ont.,
Dec. 26, 1870; e. Alliston and Colling-
wood public schs., Collingwood ColI.
Inst., Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1893 ;
M.A., 1896), and Chicago Univ.;
fOl'merly a fellow tlhere; m., Dec.,
1904, 'Mary (M.A., Toronto UnIv.,
1904), d. David Annis, WoodviUe,
Onto ; leacher of classics, Orange-
viUe HIgh S
h., 1894-1900; fellow
In Romance I angs. , Chicago Univ.,
1901-2; lect. in mod. langs. and phil.,
Trin. Univ., Toronto, 1902-4; study-
ing, Rome and Paris, 1904-5; prin-
cipal city schs., Strathcona, Alta.,
1906-8; engd. in lit. work, Montreal,
1908; was elected presdt. N. Alberta
Teachers' Assn., 1907, and a senator
Alberta Unlv., 1908; besides contribu-
tions to the mags., is the author
II Poems of the New Century" (1903),
II Canadian Civics" (1908); Lib.;
Meth.-115M. Chabot St., Montreal.
II A scholar of eminence."-Saturday
Nioht.
Jenks, Bev. Arthur Whipple (Ang.),
educationist.
B. Concord. N.H., 1863; e. Dart-
mouth CoIl., Hanover, N.H. ('M.A.,
witlh Ihonour.s ,in olassics); M.A.,
ad eun. (Trin. Univ., Toronto). 1901,
B.D. (Genl. Theol. Spmy.. N. Y.);
prof. eccles. blst. and Ilturg-Ies, Theol.
Semy., Nashotah, 1894-1901; prof.
ddvInlty, Trinity Un-Iv., Toronto, 1901-
10; sInce then has been prof. ecclesIas-
tical hI8t., Genl. Theol. Semy., N. x.-
Genl. Theol, Semy., Chelsea Square,
New York.
II A m.an of wide culture and large
øympathies."-Mail and Empire.
Jenks, John Edward, journalis,t.
S. .John Moore and Carrie ElIza-
bath (Foernald) .J.; b. St. J()Ibn" N.B.,
Dec. 15, 1866; e. public schs., Boston,
Mass.; unm.; ed. Washington Sunday
Capital, 1888-9; has been ed. and pub-
lisher U. S. Government Adverti3er.
Washington, since 1890, and ed. Army
and Navy Register since 1898; also
an editorial contributor to Harper's
Weekly and other mags.; a Unit.-315.t
Mount Pleasant St., Washington, D.C.
Jenks, stuart Dixon, lawyer; N. S.
public service.
S. John Wm. and Es1.her A. .J.; b.
Parrsboro, N.S.; e. therf' and CorneIt
Unlv.; m., Sept., 1898, Miss Nettie C.
Yeomans, Belleville, Ont.; graduated
LL.B. (Dalhousie Univ.), 1896: bar-
rister, do.; practises Amherst, N.S., a
memo firm Rogers, .J. & Purdy; Town
Councillor, Amherst. 1907-8; also a
sch. commr.; 8JPptd. Depty. AttY.-GenI.,
N. S., 1909; presdt. Can. ,Club, Am.
herst, 1909; Lib.; Ang. -Halifax, N. S.
Jennison, J, Leslie, lawyer.
Scotch; rn. the d. Lewis W. Des
Barres, Halifax. N.S.; barrIster, 1883;
K.C. (N. S.), 1907; successfully prac-
tises his !prof. at New Glasgow; a
former law partner of the late Hon.
D. C. Fraser, Lt.-Gov. of N. S. ;
removed ,to tCaJI'g.aTY, .AHa., 1911 ;
Ang.; a del. to the Ch. Synods; a
frequent speaker In those bodies;
apptd. a memo Genl. Comte. for a
revised Hymnal for Ch, of Eng. In
Can., 1906; nominated by Can. Ch,
del. to Proto Epis. Ch. Convention,
Richmond. Va., oct., 1907, but un-
&Me to 'abtoenò; Con.-Calgary, Alta.
Jephson, Lady, author; artist.
Harriet .Julia, d. Archd. Campbell,
Joint Prothy., S. C., P. Q., and Isa-
bella C. (Prior) C.; b. nr. Quebec,
May 14, 1854: e. there; m., Oct., 1873,
Capt. Sir Alfred Jepbson, R.N. (d.),
Knight of Grace, Order of St. John
of Jerusalem, and at diff.erent periods
agent-genl. for the Niger Coast Pro-
tectorate, asst. secy., Imp. Inst., and
secy.-genl. for the Order of St. John
of .Jerusalem; has contributed essays
to the New Rev., Nat. Rev., Vanity
Fair, Lady's Realm, Atalante, The
World, The Windsor 1.Iag., Literature,
and other ipa:pel'S; has published .. 'A
OanadJian Scmp-Book"; as an artIst
has exhibited in London at the Royal
Bl'iHsh A<rtIst, Inst. of PaLn'ters In
Water Colours, Grafton Gallery,
Grosvenor GaNery, New Gallery,
DudLey and in T'he Woman's Exbn.
.alt Earl's Court; .in R<m1e mas oexblbited
in II The A
ademy"; was apptd. Lady
of Grace of the Order of St. JoIhn of
Jerusalem, 1896,-23 Gilbe7.t St., G7'08-
venor Sq., London, Eng.
Jette, Bev, Jules (R. C.).
O. S. SIr L. A. .J. (q.v.); b. and e.
Montreal; joined .Jesuit order, 1896;
0., do.; stationed at Sault-au-Recolloet,
P.Q., 1896-8; a mlssy. to the Nulato
Indians, Alaska, 1898-1906; since
then, at Tenana; author of a paper on
the soclaJI condH1on or tihe Zena.
Indians, anù of other ethnol. studi.!s;
[;82
JìET11E-J"OBIN.
has translated into the Zena lang.
a prayer-book, catechism and hymn
book.-L'Asile St. Jean de Dieu, Mont-
,.eal.
Jette, E'On, Sir L'Ou!. Amable chief
justice; ex-lieut.-governor. '
S. alate AJmaJble J., anoerohant, L' As-
SQIlIlIptIron, P.Q., and Car()l
ne d.
Maroolin Gautfrea'U, a 'Planter of Gua-
ded
ulpe. W.I.; b. L'
tlon Jan
15, 1836; e. L'iAsSIOmjJYtlon IÛOIl'l. ; 'LL.D:
('hon..),ILaW1J Undv., 1878; D.tC.L. (do.)
iLennoxvlH'le, 1899; LL.D. (00.), TQ:
r'OIVt'O Undv.. 1908; m., ÃJpl.,11862, .BeTthe
(auth'Or of a .. Life of Mad. d'Youvllie;
entertained as her guests, at Spencer
Wood, 1901, the present King and
Q';Ieen of Eng., and later, His Royal
HIghness Prince Arthur 'Of Connaught
and His Imp. Highness Prince
FUShlmi or J8jpa.n) , d. late Touæa.inlt
Laflamme, MOll'treaJI, and sister Il!lJte
HiQn. iR. lJafl.amme, Q.C., M.P., 'One of
t'he l'ea.deI'lS at Illie
n, Ibar; adVlOCa.1.e,
1857; SUCOOSSiful1lIy rpra.cbi'sed. ihJI.s prOof
at the M1cm!Ì"OO3!I ba.r; dlist1ngu1.shoo 'hI!I11
!Sell! dn the Gulbord case, 1870. and
'later, pleaded before I1lJ1.e íP.C. In En.g,
on oohaJ1!t ,of 'bhe Quebec Govt.; S3Jt for
Mon treal East (H. C. ), Lib. Interest
1.872-8, defeating, 187,2, Sir G. E. Car:
tIer, the leader of the French-Can
wing of the LLb.-'Con. party, by a ma
jortty of 1250; declfned the Mlnlster-
sMp Off Jus'tlce In the Maekenzle
Admn., 'May, 1878; apptd. a Puisne
Judge, ,S. C., P.Q.. ,Sept. 2, 1878; re-
t
red Jan., 1898; re-apptd., 1908; prof.
CIVlJ law, Laval Unlv., 1878; dean 'Of
the Law Faculty thereIn, 1890; a .Royal
Commr. to enquire .inta the Bale-des-
Chaleurs Ry. matter, and chairman
thereof, 1891; presented a separate
report, differing from that 'Of his assoc.
commrs., Judges Baby and Davidson
(q.tJ.) ; Lt,-Gov. of Quebec, 1898-1908
being given a second term; acted as
administrator of t'he Govt. during the
HilIJ,eæ of ,bh-e Jate OOC'Upant ()of tthe
office, 1910-11; apptd. Chief Justice of
the Ct. of King's Bench, P.Q., Nov. 16
1909; do., a ,Commander of the Legion
of Honour of France; K.C.M.G., 1901;
Invested with this decoration by King
George (then Duke of Cornwall and
York), Quebec, Oct., 1901; is also a
corr.espo!1 dln g memo -of the Soc. de
Leglalahon Comparée and of the Soc
d' Hist. Diplomatique Off Paris; a mem:
Alaska Boundary Tribunal London
Eng., 1903 (dissented from the find1ng
of Jthe saM Oomn.
n a. separate l'e-
port, Oct., 1903); In early lffe was a
contributor to the political press, and
edited L'Ordre newspaper (Montreal) ;
was presdt. of the Reform Assn. of the
Parti National, Wlhen elected to Parlt. ;
later, -became a memo of the Council
of
bLlc IDIßtn.. ,P.Q.; was a,PiJYÌd a
Commr. for the revision of the Civil
Code, and conjointly with his fellow
commrs., published II Observations .re-
latlves au Code de Procédure Civil"
(1888), being a review of the judicial
lIyst.em and Procedure Acts of Quebec;
unveiled a statue 'Of Wolte, Quebec,
1901: on the occåslon of his appt. as
Lieut.-Gov., .Tan., 1898, !Was presented
with an address of conirI'atulatlon
from the Bar oIf !Montreal, and On the
occasion oIf ,his completdng the 50th
anniversary of his call to the bar,
1907. reed. another addTess 'Of COn-
gratulation from the bar 'Of the Pro-
vince; was also entertained at a ban-
quet by the Jud'ges of
peal and
Rev., Montreal, on the first of t
e
occasions; presented to King Edward,
Buckingham Palace, Oct., 1903; recd.
In p,rlvate audience by His HoUneu
the Pope, da.; presdt. Quebec Battle-
flelldlS Comn. (g'OIld med.); a ddr.
Ecole Poly tech., Montreal; an hon.
memo Lit. and Rist. Soc., Quebec, of
the Qu
c Garrison Clulb, and a V.-P.
Can. ,Pa1:r>Lot1c Fund (.1900); R.C.-71
Ð'AuteuU St., Quebec; Quebec Ganiaon
Club, do.
II Has made a governor who rombined
tact with wisoom."-Can. Oourier.
"A man of em.ïnent literary attainments
and high cu}.ture."-Sir Alex. Laco8te
(q.v).
.. Had horn'ffilred a.nd d1gnifl.ed the Oa.n..
bar and
nch, AS advo-cate, Parliament-
ar.iaQl, jur.ist and govt!rn'Or."-Sir A. B.
Aylesworth (q.v.).
II His oo'lm and even tempe.rament, hi.
great patience, his courtesy, and at the
same time, his dignity of manner, hie cuI.
tured mind, his si'Ilcere love of his pro-
fession and his profound ,knowledge 'Of the
law had rendered him exceptionally quali-
fied ro perfo.rm the duties {)f hill om
and he !mew that he had performed them
to the satisf.action of all inte-rested in the
good administration of justice."-Ohief
J.uatice Sir M. M. Tait (q.v.)
II Irre'proachably neat in hill pe-rson, hi.
external appearance is a reflection i)f the
oO'rrectnes8 and method that exists in hi.
mind. With him all things are done in
their proper time and place-, and by such
scnlpul()uø e
actnet!s that he has been
enabled to devote 12 or 15 hours 'Of hi.
daily life tv active w'Ork. His exquisite
tact and politeness have become provel'bial,
and h.is long .and successful Career at the
bar marked by the strictest probity."-
M. Witne8.,
Jewett, Frederick Arnald. eduC8it1on-
1st.
H. Watprville, N.R, Feb. 6, 1883; e.
N. B. Univ. (B.A., 1907); unm.; a
public sch. teacher; apptd. prlncfpal
Macdonald Consolld. Sch., Kingston,
N.B., Aug. 1907; when at colI. was
mangr. of football team; Meth.-
Kingaton, N.H,
Jabin, Albert, physician.
S. JOB. and Malvina (JoUcæur) J.;
b. Quebec (city), Feb. 23, 1867; e.
there; m. Julle Anna, d. J. B. Dela-ge,
N.P.; graduated M.D. (Laval Unlv.),
1893; speclallst In infantile medicina;
gOY. ColI. P. and S., P. Q., since 1898;
also treas. Provl. Med. Bd.; Ald., Que-
bec City Council, since 1908; memo
Corn. Sch. Cath., since 1906; ex-V.-P.
Comte. Monument Laval; ex-presdt.
genl. St. Jean Bapte. Soc., Quebec; a
Knight of Columbus; sat for Queb(>c
E. (Local) as an Ind. Lib., 1904-1;
collaJborateur In a weekly journ. ;
R. C,-.... Caron 8t.. Quebec.
JOHN-JOHXSON.
;)R
"John, Alix" (,see Jones, Miss Alice).
.. John, Father" (see Donnell)", Rev.
J. E.).
,John.on, Alexander, educationist.
B. Ire!. ; -e. Trrln. CoH., Dubl1n ; classi-
cal sohol. there, but 'UlIOre partJcularly
d,lsMngulsh-ed himself in mJ3iÌ'h. an.d
physics; obtd. a senior moderatorship
(gald med.) at his degree (B.A.) ex-
amlnatian; M.A., 1858; LL.D., 1861;
apptd. prof. math. and nat. phil., Mc-
Gill Univ., and came to Can., 1857;
later became Peter Redpath praf. af
pure math.; vice-dean, faculty af arts,
1867; subsequently vice-principal and
a fellaw of the unlv., and Ilean af the
faculty af arts; acted principal af
faculty of arts; acted. principal of unlv.
yrs.; since 1903 has !been vlce-prln-
cipal emeritus; awptd. a fellow af the
Royal Soc. of Can., on Its foundation by
t'he present Duke of Argyll, 1881;
presdt. math., phys., and. chem,lcal sec.,
00., 1883; presdt. af soc., 1905; has con.
tributed some valuable papers to. the
trans. of the soc.: also read papers
before Brit. Assn. for Advanc. of Scl-
nce: was secy. math. and phys. sec.,
do., Montreal, 1884, and pracured apPt.
af a cornte. af the assn. to. deal with the
subject of tidal observations In Can.
waters; was chairman and secy. of
this carnte., which eventuated In the
stabIlshment af the Udal survey, 1890;
apptd. chairman, subsequently, of a
comte. af the Royal Soc. af Can., se-
cured by him, which abtalned from
ParIt, an appropriation towards the
commencement af a general hydro-
graphic survey af the Atlantic and
Pacific caasts: was V.- P. math. and
phys.
, IBI'lt. Assn., Toronto, 1897,
(which meeting he was instrumental In
bringing to Toranto, as he was af the
meeting af the same bady held at Win-
nl,peg, 1909), and was Instrumental In
-securing appt. of a carnte. to co-aper-
ate with the Rayal Soc. af Can. can-
cerning a hYdrographic survey; D.e.L.,
bon. (Bishop's ColI.. Lennoxville),
1882; LL.D., ban. (N. B. Unlv.) , 1900;
-represented McGill Univ. at tercent.
festival Unlv. of Dublin, 1892: do.
Dublin Unlv., at centennial N. B.
Unlv., 1900; do.. do. inauguration cere-
manles, Queen's Unlv.. Kingston, 1903;
.authar II Sclf'nce and Rpligio'1 It (1 R7 6),
and other (pamphlets and pa.pers; V.-P.
Montreal A'llx. Bible Soc., presdot. Mc-
GUI Un
v. Y.M.e.A., a gOY. Monotr>eal
Di-oc. Tiheol. CoI.I.; an Ang., and a del.
to the oh. synoods; for some yrs. lay
secy. to tohe Prov,I. Synod.-
5" Sher-
brooke St. W., Montreal.
II A man who haa given e.arnest and de-
voted ærvice to the ca.ulle <>f education in
<Jan."-Oorporatlon McGill Univ., Apl. 190.'.
Johnsan, Alfred Sldne7, editar; lec-
turer and aut.hor.
A direct descendant thraugh maternal
grandm. af Isaac Allerton, a passen-
ger an the Mayflower, 1620; also., af
Robt. Cushman, who chartered the
vessel; e. s. Eden P. and Sarah Jane
(Marstan) J.; b. L'Orlgnal, Ont., Dec.
15, 1860: e. Ottawa Call. Inst., Ta-
ronto Unlv. (B.A. and gald med., 1883;
M.A., 1885), and HI. Wesl. Unlv.
(Ph.D., 1888): m., Sept., 1884, Emma
.Mexandra, o. d. John Clarke, 'Bramp-
ton, On
.; a Imem. Soc. of MayfloweT
d>escenda:nts, 1896; feÞLow Unlv. Ool
"
T<>roruto, 1&83-6; examr., To-ronJt.o Undv"
1885-7; SUIb-examT., Ed'llcn. doe.pt., Ollit.,
1883-6; metr. ,psych. aOO logic, Corne1
Univ., 1886-7; pl'in. DenrmB:rk, 10..,
Acad., 1887-90; ed. Ourrent History
1890-1901; ma-ngr., 00., The Technical
World Mag., 1904-7; ed. texot-booJc
dept., Am. ScJ1. Corresp'On-dence, A
mour Inst., 1907-9; sinoe tohen .ed.
n
ooaJrg'E! Cyclqp. IDept., Radiford Aircl11-
tectural 00., Ohica.go, and assoc. ed.
American Carpenter and Builder and
Oement World; a .g:rad. ,Royal M
l.
Seh., Kingston, 1882; gaze>tted a
I1doot., 'l&tlh Regt., do. ; a memo
Can. Inst. and Buffla10 ,M!\CrO'S. Soc.,
a feUow Roya.l Astron. Soc., Can.;
afflclally accredited as press carres-
pond9nt, Can. Gavt. Solar Eclipse
Expeditlan sent to. Labrador, 1905; a
cantri!butor to. numeraus mags.;
author II The Materials and Manufac-
ture of Concrete It (1909); Ang.-731fJ
Lafayette Ave., Chicago.! Ill. (offlce)
Medinal Temple, 185 E. Jackson Blvd.,
Chicago; Press Club, do.
iTahnson, Arthur iTukes, physician.
E. s. late Rev. W. A. J., rector af
"Testan, Ont., and faunder of Trln.
Call. Sch., Weston; grands. Lt.-Col.
John J., C.B.; b. tnoor St., 'l'oronto,
Aug. 20, 1848; e. MO'del Gmmmar Soh.,
'l'oronota, T.rln. Oolol. 'Soh., Weston, To-
ron/to Unlv. ('M.B., 1870), and T'rln,
Unllv. (do., 1892); rm., July, 1887,
So;ptMe !Maud Eliot, e d. late Oha-s.
Widder, .. Lyndhurst," Gooerloh, Ont.;
M.R.C..S., 1871; memo Col'!. P. -and,S.,
Ont., 1873; feU'O'W Ooot. Soc., Lond.;
dlo. ROY.aJ1 M
orOoSCOp. Soc., åo.; memo
Path. 'S
., dl().; do. Am. Mlcrosco,p.
Assn.; 'late lret. on rrnicroscop. and
surgl.cal anat., TI">in. CollI. Med. Soh.,
'l'oron'to; dl(). 'paJth., TIOron.to Genl. Hosp. ;
house surg., St. T,bomas's Hosp., Lon-
don, 1871; memo 'Moo. Ooun., CoIL ,P.
and .S., Ont., 1890-5, 1902-6; 'a.pptd.
chief ooroner, Toronto, 1903; consuIUng
surg., TIOronto GenI. Hosp., ,St. JoIhJn'a
Hasp., and St. Mlchaf'l's Hosp.. Ta-
ronta: an expert on poisons, and has
been an adviser far the Crawn In many
murder cases; elected a dir. Confedera-
tion Life AS'sn., 1908; author: II In-
Quests and Investigatirons-PI'OC'ed'UN!
for Ooroners It (1911); Ang.-5! BloOT
St. W., Toronto; Toronto Club; Royal
Can. Yacht Club, do.
II Has officiated at more inqueøÌII. prob-
ably, than any other practitioner in To-
ronto."-T, Globe.
JOhnsan, Bey. Chas, Herbert (Meth.).
S. Rev. D. W. and Jennie L. (Marse)
J.: b. Oxfard, N.S., July 11, 1878; e.
Ur.iv. !\oft. Allison (B.A., 1898) and
N. Y. Unlv. (M.A., 1902): m., Aug"
1
04, Louise H. (B.A., Mt. AllIsan,
1898; IM.A., CorIÞelN, 1899), d. la.te
Rev. C. H. Paisley. D.D.: pursued
thoo1. stud'lee Drew Thea!. iSemy., Madi-
on, N.J. (B.D., 1902); entd. Meth.
Ch., 1898; a. 1901; pastar successively
58-1:
at Glen Margaret, Eureka, Sydney
Mines, Londonderry, Caledonia, and
River PhlllI', N.S.: author various
short stories and poems in ch, press:
Presb.-Gadsby, Alta.
Johnson, Charles Belson, dental sur-
geon; author and journalist.
S. Winthrop and Laura (Moore) J.;
b. TV. Brock, Co. Ontario, Mch. 16,
1860: e. High Sch.. Port Perry, Ont.;
m., Mch., 1883, Fannie, c1. Dr. Elijah
Patterson, Toronto; grad. In dentistry.
I,.D.S. (Royal ColI. Dental Surg., Ont.),
1881: D.D.S. (Chicago CoIl... Dental
Surg.). 1885; A.M. (Lake Forest Unlv.),
1897; practises his prof. in ChIcago,
where he Is also 'Pro.f. of operat.
dentistry, ChIcago ColI. Dental Surg-.,
and ed. Dental Review,. is a memo Nat.
Dental Assn., Ill. State Dental Soc.,
Ch!cago Dental Soc., Odontol. Soc.,
ChIcago. and Odontol. Graphic Soc.,
Chicago; has been presdt. of several
of these assns.; author "The Hermit
of the Nonquon," a work of fiction
(1893), II Poom.s of the Farm and
Other ,Poems" (.19011 ) , and II S'ucCJeSs
In Practice" (1903); also of "Filling
Teeth" (t
cJmicaI) .-6118 Sheridan Rd..
Chicago, Ill.
"Hds 1pOOm9 oombilJle the moot soulful
p.atoos Wlith the moISt SþOIJl'Ìianeous hum<Jtur.
vhe<re is aiIl' elllæ and g.mce about them that
be.spe.aks the hand or! a maste'l'."-Oan. A.m.
Johnson, Rev, David W, (Meth.).
S. late DunlCan H. ;T., River JoIhn,
N.IS.: b. N.S.; e. Mt. .Amson UnJiv.
(iE.A" 11873; M.A., 1888); !m.; entd.
min
'stry 1874; o. 1877; fiNed many im-
pm'taniÌ past'Ol"ates, including. Horton
Dal"Ìimouth, Ya.rmoutJh, N. Sydney and
Guysboro; was asst. secy of conf.,
1881-3; secy. do. 1891-6: presdt. do.
1897: has served as del. to the genl.
conf.; since Sept., 1906, has been
ed. of The Wesleyan (Halifax): well
kn
upon the lecture pll8.tfo'rm.-
Hahfax. N.S.
Johnson, Sir Edward Gomon. Bart.
S. late Archibald Kennedy J., 3rd
bro. of the 4th Bart.; b. Montreal,
M.oh. 17, 1867; e. the.re: m. 1902 "Vo1'oilet
EV'e'I'ine, d. a.arte T,hos. iIDdlWlard 'Hayes
M.D., Dublin, Irel.; suc
eeded to thé
title, 1908; employed In the head office
C. P. Ry., Montreal; Ang.-1 Closse
St., Montreal.
Johnson, Edwin, voca.Ust.
B. Guelph, Ont.; e. there; made his
debut as a tenor under Miss Edith
Miller (q.v. ) at a concert given by
her at Guelph; went to N. Y., where he
secured a position In a ch. choir and
had all the concert engagements he
could fill: fulfilled the tenor part in
II A Waltz Dream." an opera by Oscar
StraJuss, whic'h ihrad a great run in N.Y.
1897-8; since then Ihas scored a great
sUoCOOss a:t tilre Blrm.in,gham Festival,
at .Be
liln, Germany, a.nd els.ewhere.-
Guelph, Onto
II Now in the :first rank <Jf concert tenOl'8
on this cOlJltinen-t."-M. and E. .
Johnson, Miss Emily Pauline(" Teka-
hionwake "), rpoet-en.tertainer.
2nd d. late Geo. Hy. M. J., head
chief of the Six Nation Indians, and
JOHNSON.
Emily S. (Howells) J., a n"ltive of
Brl
tol, Eng.; b. II Chlefswood," Six
NatIOn Indian Reserve, Co. Brant,
Ont,; e. by private tuition and Brant-
fO'rd Model Sch.; first verses appeared
In the" Gem!!! of Poetryt N.Y.; since
then has been a frequent contrIbutor
to the Eng., Am. and Can. periodical
press; .. Her best poems," writes one
of her biographers, .. the ones in whIch
there is tihe greatest life and fire, are
those on Indian subjects, canoeIng.
Can, scenery, etc. Into her poems of
this class, 'The Death Cry,' 'A Cry
from an Indian Wife,' 'As Red Men
Die,' 'The Idler,' , In the Shadows,' 'In
April,' she has thrO'wn all her heart.
They possess an Irresistl'ble passion
and ardour. N'Ûthlng stronger than
'As Red Men Die,' was ever published
In Can.: nothing more sympathetic
with nature, and hence more thorough-
ly artistic, than 'In April.' And as
regards prose, one has but to read
such a sketch as 'Prone on the Earth,'
to apprecIate her power and delicacy
of tou
h upon the harp-strings or
'human ntaJtuore"; slhe first v.is'i,ted ErD.'g.,
1894, and while there published" The
White Wampum," a c.ollection of about
two-sc'ore poems; again went to-
Europe, 1906, making her first Lon-
don appearance at Stelnway Hall, as
a poet-entertainer, in July of that year,
and being well received everywhere;
according to the London Morning Post,
her work was .. powerfully descrip-
tive"; she made her first appearan
e
as a reciter 'Of her own poems In 1891,
and has sinee then app.oored in many
Can. and Am. cities, making 10 or
more tours across Can.; during one
season, she gave tJhe remarkable num-
ber of 125 recitals in 50 di1'ferent.
places; more recently she has recited
In the U. S., an-d on the Pacific Coast;
in 1896 she won the 1st .prize of the
three offered by the iIndustrial League
for the best campaign song for th
Dom. general elections; It was en-
titled, II The Good Old N. P.": she
published a new vO'l. of poems, .. Cana-
dian Born" (1903); one of the mO'st
popular of her newer pieces is "Made
In Canada," written for the Manu-
faúÌJurer.s' bamquet, Branttf'Ûro, 1903.
-B7'antfo7'd, Onto
II Possesses genuine' poetical ability, and
study of the . divine art.' "-Late George
Murray.
II On acoo-unt of he.r descent, the most
interesting Ðnglish poetess now livinog."-
London A.thenaeum.
.. Poet, reciter, a brilliant co-nversati<Jn-
alist, and probably the most expert lady
canoeist in the w{)rld."-Canada.
Johnson, Ron, GeO'rge Macness. judge,
S. late Rev. G. M. J.. late rector
Barningham Parva, Norfolk, Eng., who
resfided .foOr 30 }'Irs. at St. John's, N.fd. ;
b. S1. John's, Aug. 11, 1853; e. Ch. of
Eng. Acad., St. John's, and St. John's
("011., Hurstpierpolnt. Eng.: m., 1885,
Ann.te, d. l'ate EdrWard C. Bown, Syd'-
ney, C.D.; solr., 1875; barrister, 1876;
KC., 18!!3; a legal partner late Rt.
Hon. Sir W. V. "Thlteway; represent-
ed Trinity In Nfd. LegIslature several
JOHXSON.
585
yrs.; a judge Supreme Ct., Nfd., since
July, 1902; Ang.-" Glen Brook," St.
John's, Nfd.; City Club, do.
Johnson, Gordon Bennett, civil en-
gineer.
Second s. J. W. J., M.P.P. (q.v.); b.
Belleville, ant, Nov, 1880; e. there
and Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston; gradu-
ated, with honours, 1900; later gradu-
ated Sch. Mil. Enging., Chatham, Eng. ;
gazetted 2nd lieut., R. E., 1900; lieut.,
1903; attached to Colchester command
till 1903, when ordered to Ceylon.
where he was put in charge ot mil.
telegraphs and engd. in building works
<>f various kinds; resigned trom army,
1'.fay, 1905; asst. en gr. on construction,
Shanghai-Nanking Ry., 1905-8; now
(1909) employed in Mexico, in charge
ot extensive Irrigation w.orks.-Care of
.J. W. Johnson, Esq., lIf.P.P., II Dun-
severick," Belleville, Onto
II One of CaDada's brightest young
engineers."-T. News.
Johnson, Kiss Harriet, educationist.
For some yrs. a pUblic sch. teacher,
'"l'oronto; filled successively the offices
of presdt. Toronto Teachers' Assn. and
"'oman Teachers' Assn., Toronto; was
the pUblic seh. teachers' successful
an-
d;òate for the Advisory Bd. ot Educa-
tion, On1., Nov., 1906; ,re..,eJ.eøted rOO
the Bd., 19(}9.-f2'+ Davenport Road,
Toronto.
.. A WO'l11an ()f great tact and judgment,"
-T. Telegram.
Johnson, Lt,-Col, Henry :Dawson,
physician.
S. Dr. Hammond J., Lincoln, Eng.,
and later of Charlottetown, P.E.I.;
grends. Dr. Hy. A. J.; b. Charlotte.
town, June 28, 1863; e. Prince of
Wales ColI. and McGill Univ. (M.D.,
1885); m., July, 1890, Miss Davlns
McLeod; commenced work as supdt. of
a Hosp. tor the Insane; in general
practice tor 20 yrs.; now a specialist
In treatment eye, ear, nose and throat;
an ald. tor some yrs.; a coroner, and
chiet health offr. tor the Province;
tormel'ly presd't. P. E. I. Med. S
.;
110W .a. memo Oouncil, do. ; P.M.O., M.oD.,
Ko. 12, with .rank IOf I t.-'0Oil. , 1903-11;
R.O., 1911; served as a med. offr.
in IS. A. (moo. with 3 .clasps);
holds. also. long service decoration;
holds membership in and has filled
"the hig.hest \positions in severol
fra.ternal ûrg1aI1Jiz,aUons; aIrways taken
a greatt lillltel'ßst 1n outdoor spo.rts,
1lind was, while Sit MoGill, fur
3 yrs. quarterback on the football
team, as well as a memo ot the ho
key
team, and after his grad. played the
!!ame position on the II AbeQueits," a
tamous team In the Mar. Provinces,
1885 and 1892; is 2nd V.-P. Amateur
Athletic Union of Can.; elected presdt.
Mar. Provinces A. A. Assn., 1909; a
Lib. and has been presdt. Lib. Assn.,
Charlottetown.-Charlottetown, P.E.I.;
Charlottetown Club.
Johnson, James Bovel1, physician.
S. Rev. W. A. J., late of Weston,
ant.; grands. Col. John J., C.B., R.E.;
b. Toronto, 1852; e. Trln. CoIl. Sell.
'Trin. Univ., TOl'onto, .and McGill
Univ. (N.D., C.
I., 1876); further
study -in London Hosps. ; !house
surg. and house phys.. London Hosp.;
med. otrr'. toO '\"aI'I<>us un,lons under 1000..1
govt. control In Eng.; formerly ruling
councillor Campden Habitation Prim-
rose League; Ang., and a licensed
reader for the Diocese ot Salisbury.-
Raselbury Bryan, St'Urminster Newton,
D07'set, Eng.
Johnson, John, educationist.
B.- .Irel.; e. Trin. ColI., Dublin
(iM.A.) ; m., Oct., 1867, Harriet Heriot
(d. July, 1906), 2nd d. late R. N.
Watts, M.P.P.';' for many yrs. proOf. ot
classics, Dalhousie Univ. (LL.D.,
1900); retired, 1894; now emC1.
tus
proto Itlhere; .An.g.-Drummondville,
P.Q.
Johnson, John Wesley, legislator;
educationist.
S. Wm. J., merchant. Antrim, Irel.;
b. there, Jan. 17, 1846; e. there and
Can.; came to Can., 1864; m.. 1st,
Sarah 'L. (d.), d. Dr. W. P. Smith,
'M'Ontreal'; 2ndilcy, Mø.y, 1886, May .S.,
d. Rufus Sawyer, Picton, ant.; widely
known as a pUblic accountant and as
principal ant. Business ColI.; a char-
tel'ed .aoommtan1., Føb. .1, 1883; fellow
Chartered. Accountants (F. C. A.),
Nov. 4, 1885; successively elected V.-P.
and presdt. Inst. Chartered Account-
ants ot ant.; author 3 books In com-
m(,rclal science: .. The Canadian Ac-
countant" (16th ed.), ".Joint Stock
Company Bookkeeping" (13th ed.).
and II Promissory Notes. Drafts. and
(fueques" (II0,t<h ed.) ; mayor (}f BeMte-
ville, 1897-1900; a former supporter of
com. union; now a Con., and has taken
a prominent place on the political plat-
form in advocating a national policy
for Can. and her recognition as a part-
ner In the Empire; returned for W.
Hastings (Local), g. e. 1908; seconded
the address in reply to the speech trom
the throne, 1909; a del. 6th Imp. Trade
Congress, London, Eng., 1906; a re-
tired capt. 49th Regt. (adjt. for four
yrs. y ;. was on active service, Niagara
frbntier, . 1865; Cornwall (Fenlan
Raid), 1866 (Fenian Raid med. and
long service diecoratIbn); thinks that
Can. should no longer sponge on the
Mother Country In the matter of ImJp.
defence, whic'h, a.fter all, Is for her .own
defe.nce ; a Meth. - " Dunseverick,"
Belleville, Ont.,. Albany Club, Toronto.
II A vigorous, clear, and forceful speak,
er."-T. Globe.
"Has borne himself with dignity and
s!
n'.al a.biHty."-Bellevilie Inlelligencer.
Johnson, Lacey B,. Can. ry. service.
B. Abingdon. Eng.; e. grammar seh.
there; m. Miss Warburton; entd.
serviJoe Gt. Western Ry., Swindon,
as a pr-eTI1ium apPl'en'tÏtCe, 1870; chief
engr. ,sev-eral exte.ns'lve !paper mills,
1875: entJd. IOOY8J1 .Arsenal, W-oolrwidh,
1876; went to In(}ia, 1879; -entd.
serv
oo G. T. Ry., Can.. 1882; la.ter
8/PIPtd. genl. 1)oreman C. P. Ry., Carle-
ton Place, ant. ; asst. master mechanic,
Lake SuperIor div., 1886 ; do. do.,
Pacific div., 1886; later placed in com-
;"))0)6
JOHNSON-JOHl':STON.
mand marine englng. dept., Pacific
Ooean steamship 8el'V'ice, In addition to
bls .other duties, n
eS8lta.tlng periodical
visits toO Japan and China; asst. supdt.
rolling stock, Montreal, 1901; since
1905 In charge af designing, manfg.,
an
repairs af locamotlves and ma-
cNnery, Angus I!!hops, Montreal: memo
Can. Soc. C. E., 1906: also a memo
Inst. 'Mech. EngTs.; electf'd pre3dt.
Can. Ry. Olub. 1908.---'51 Oliver Ave.,
Westmount, Montreal; Engineers' Club,
Montreal; Military Inst" Montreal,
John.on, Phelps, civil engineer,
B. U. S.; e. there; unm.; came to
Taron to many yrs. ago, as engr. for
the Toronto Bridge Co.; this co., on
obtJaJfning tJhe contract ,tor the C, p, Ry.
bridge across the St. Lawrence, at La-
chine, moved to Lachine, and became
the Dom. Bridge Co., Mr. J. rising j 0
the position of chief engr., and later
2nd V.-P. and mango thereof; these
pcsltlans he still fills; one of the work;)
of the co. was the famous hydraulit.
Uft lock at Peterborough, Ont.: Ii'! a
mEmo Soc. C. E. and Can. Soc. C. E.
(elected V.-P. do., 1907); one of the
four experts calLed dn lÌ.o adv'ts>e t'he
Quelbec Bridge Oomn. as toO the char-
acter O'f tlhe piers and fo()undations of
that structure, Aug., 1909; a dlr. AllIs-
Ohalmers-BulalOOk, Ltd.; chief \promoter
Structural Steel Co. (L. P. 1909).-
Windsor Hotel, Montreal; 8t. James's
Club; Engineers' Club; Royal St. Law-
rence Yacht Club, do.
Johnllton, His Honour Adam, Co. Ct.
judge,
S. John J., a native of Scot.; b.
Bouck's HiU'l, Onlt., Nov. 2, !1853; e.
at /MooaIrlsburg Cola. Inst. anld ToronfÌ.O
Undv. (B.iÅ., gold moo.. dn classics, sl
-
ver med. in mod. langs., and Prince of
Wales ,prlzeman for genl. proficiency,
1877); íLLÆ. and sHrvoer moo., 1881;
unm. ; .lba.rri.ster, with honours, 11882;
previously Iprlrucip;ail Ganaruoque High
Sch. ; oStl'coeæfuHy pralCtlsoed .his prof. at
MQrr1isburg, !Where 'he was tlown soll1".
and dhadI'l1l1laJl Ed. of Ed11ooaUon ; apptd.
juruliOr 'CO. jud'
, 'Presoott and .Russelil,
May 21, 1904: was fbhe unS'llooossful
Lib. oanddd'aJte tor Dundas (H. C.),
1887, 1891, 1896, and 1900; a Presb.-
L'Orignal, P.Q.
.. One of the beet read Dle'D! iÏlt the pro-
nl1ee."-M. Herald.
Johnston, Alexander, Dom. public
service; ex-journalist.
Scottish origin; s. Donald and Mary
J.: b. Red Island parish, Co. Rich-
mond, N.S., ApI. 24, 1867: e. local schs.
and St. Frencls XaV1ier Undv., An1igo-
nlsh; m., Margt., d. Joseph McPherson,
ex-M.P.P., North Sydney, N.S.; for a
long 'perlod presdt. Sydney Printing
Co., and mango ed. Sydney Daily
Record; sat formerly In N. S. Assem-
bly, dn Lib. dnterest; ,sat floor Oape Bre-
ton (H. C.), 1900, defeating Sir Chas.
Tupper (q.v.), up to g. e. 1908; was
ane of the Govt. whips In the Com-
mons: present with his wife, by Invi-
tation In Westminster Abbey, at the
CoranåUon of King Edward and Queen
Alexandra, 1902; has been depty. minr.
Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa, since
June, 1910; R. C..-Roxbm'ough Apts.,
Ottawa, Onto
John.ton, :Mrs. AmeUa, physlcia.n.
U, E. L. descen,t; 4th d. Jas. Keefer,
elk. Co. Ct., Co. Middlesex, Ont.;
grand-d. Gea. Keefer U. E. L., Thor-
ald, Ont., and Capt. Cook, same place;
b. Napier, Ont., Jan. 30, 1851; e.
Strathroy Grammar Sch.;' graduated
with gold med. In math. and 1st prize
In genl. proficiency; 1st class teacher's
cert., 1865; enid. Mich. Un(v., 1887;
graduated flrom Homæp. 0011. with
degree af M.D., 1890; graduated from
Boston Unlv, Sch, of Med., with degree
of M.D., 1904; matriculated In med.
faculty, Toronto Unlv., 1891, .and also
In the CoIl. of P. and S., Ont., 1887;
the first woonan registered as a phy-
sician in Can. Inst. rof Homæpathy;
m., Feb, 24, 1869, Alex. Johnston,
banker, Strathroy, Onto (d. June,
1893) ; was genl. agent for the Equit-
aJb.le Lite Ins. oSQiC. and Birkbeck Loan
and ,Savings 00., London, Eng., and or-
ganized a Women's Local Bd., Toronto,
in connection with the latter co.; was
t..he first toO Qlbject to homework In public
schs.; an ,Ang., and reed. the 1st ad-
van.ced di!Plroma given In Can, by the
Onto rSucr1day Sch. .Assn., fOIl" Bible
study, ch. hlst., child study, and organ-
izatIon of ,Sunday schs.; her e. d., 'Mary.
was e. at StJra.'t'hroy CoH. Inst. (gradu-
ated, wit'll highest record ever attained,
1899), Toronto Univ. (B.A., with
honours, 1893; M.A., 1897), and Univs.
Berlin and Paris; m., Nov., 19M, Col.
(}eo. F. HOIchderffer, ,Arizona Gds.;
she was successively .on the staffs of
Toront-o ColI. of Music, BaI'lrle and
Carleton Place High Schs., prof. 'Of
modern languages, State Nonnal Sch.,
New Ip.a,l'tz, N.Y., and on staff 'Morns
High Sch., N. Y. .city; was formerly
prescH. of N. Y. 'branlCh of Toronto
Unlv. Alumni Assn.; she resides at
Summit Ranch, nr. Flagstaff, Ariz.;
he<<- 2nd d., Annie, was e. at Bp.
Str8JChan Sch., Toronto, and gn-aduated
from .sprln,gfield, 'Mass., Hosp., 1895;
m., Aug., 1903, Jas. Daniel, Boston,
Mass. (d. 1904); heT e. s. s., Arthur
Cameron, b. June 30, 1873, was e. at
Strat'hroy CoHo Inst. (graduated with
1st Flrov. prize and 2nd Dom. prize,
1891), Toronto Univ, (B.A.Sc., 1895).
and Phlliade1-phla Univ. (M. E.); was
successively In charge of electric light
pIant, Smi.tJh's FailLs, Ont., with W.est-
illJ
h()use 00., Ptlttsbur,g, IPa., teacher
af moech. ÒJralWlrug, Y. M. C. A., do.,
d-o., anI() mang1I". Lomine Steel 00..
Ohio; -now oollisul,tdng enogr., Link
Belt Ell@inoeel"ing Co., Nice-tow.n, Fihila-
deln:>lhia, iPIa.; 'Won 2nd lPl"iize for
which a prize WM a.warded; re.sides
In PhIladelphia; her 2nd s., Frank
Keefer, b. Feb. 4, 1875; e. at Strath-
roy Col'1. Inst. and Toronto l!nlv,
(B.A., 1896; M.tA., 1897); barrister
(Ont.), 1899; do. (N. Y.); elected a
memo Legislative ASgem., N. Y., tor
11th dlst., N. Y. City, 1907; succeeded
In having !price of gas reduced from $1
to 80 cents per 1,000, and also advo-
cated \prohibiting vlviseotLon In scien-
tific research and the election of
sena.tors by the people: 'Was weU
JOHKSTON.
581
known as an athl.ete while attending
Osgoode HJa.n: formerly secy., N. Y.
bm'l1ch, TioJ'lOlnlto Univ. A.lumni AsSl1.;
his 'Office Is at 29 Broadway, New
YO/I'k: Helen, her 3rd d., was e. at Bp.
Strachan Sch., Toronto, and Toronto
UnIv. (B.A., 1898): m.. July, 1905,
Tyydore Waldenberg, M.E., now repre-
øen'ta,ti
of the Inlg1ersoll Rand 00.
at Budapest, Hungary: was before
marriage on staffs of St. Gabriel's
CoIL, PeekskllI, N.Y., and Tarrytown,
N.Y., HIg'}} Soh.: while at coIl. was
V.-P. of her class and presdt. of the
Girls' Lawn Tennis Club: her resi-
dence Is In Budapest: her 4th d.,
Jessie Magdel.ene, was e. at Stratlwoy
Ooll. Inst., Bp. Strachan Sch., Toronto,
and Toronto Unlv. (B.A" 1899): m.,
May, 1903, Cecil H. Clegg, B.A., LL.B.,
now prosecuting aJtty. for Aaaska. at
Washington, D.C.: t'aught for a time
at Stamford, Conn.: whHe at Toron'to
Unlv. was V.-P. of her class and
presdt. of the Girls' Tennis and Fenc-
Ing Clubs, and was champion tennis
play.er of Toront'O; she resides at
W.a.shington, D.C.: her 5th d., Amelia,
was e. at Bp. Stra.c'ha.n SCh., Toront'O,
and Western Unlv., London, Onto (B.A.,
with honGUfI"s, 1904): m., Jan., 1907,
Fenton E. Jones, Flagstaff, AJrlz.; she
mak-es her residence at Tempe, Ariz.,
In win ter and F1ag5tatr, ATlz., in sum-
melI'; her y. d., MarjorIe, wa.s e. at St.
Monloa.'s Sch., Toronto, where she
gTradrua.ted w.!rtih Ihonoum and won the
gold ,braoelet giv-en by 001. P.hil1potts,
R.E.; unm.-Montgomery Ave., Eglin-
ton, N. Toronto, Onto
Johnston, Bev, Charle. 0, (Meth.).
B. Tp. King, Co. York, Ont.; .
. pub-
lic sch. and Guelph ColI. Inst. ; o. 188.);
has held pastorates at St. Catharines.
Toronto (St. Paul's Ch.), Hamilton,
Napanee, Kingston, Toronto (Bathurst
St.), do. (Quee_n St.), do. (Wesley
Ch.) .-70 Grange Ave., Toronto.
"His belief is that religion should be
made attractive. Has never ha.d
church
with sufficient seating capacity to accom-
modate the crowds who go to hear him."-
T, World, .
Johnston, Ebenezer Pors7th Black!.,
la.wyer.
B. Haddingtonshlre. Scot., Dec. 20,
1850; e. there and Osgoode Hall, To-
ronto: m., Jan., 1866, Sara, d. W. C.
Schreiber, formerly of Barrie, Ont.;
barrister, 1880; successfully practIse'l
his prof. at Guelph for a few yrs.;
now, and for some time, at Toronto;
was tor 4 yrs. dept. atty.-genl. and elk.
of the EXJtve. COlmeH, Onto ; subsequent-
ly, for 3 yrs., dn
. of Registry offices :
one of the leaders of the bar In Ont.;
K.C., 1890: head of law firm J., McKay,
Dods & Grant; Is hon.presdt. Onto
Bar Åßsn.; has frequently acted as
Crown Counsel, beIng retaIned In
several Important murder trials, and
In that capacity and otherwise has won
distinction in his profession; has con-
ductt"d with great success several Im-
portant criminal defences, notably as
a ,leading counsel. in the Cla.ra Ford,
Hyams, Sitton, Stearnaman, and other
noted cases; prosecuted for the Crown
the Weiland dynamiters, now serving
a life sentence; acted for the Ross
Govt., In the celebrated Gamey charges,
for the defence In the Grocers' com-
bine case, 1908, and also for the de-
fence In the great Foster-Macdonald
libel suit, 1910; one of the founde
s
and first dlrs. of the Crown Bank of
Can. ; now a dir. Traders Bank of Can.,
and presdt. Title & Trust Co.; also a
dir. Guild of Civic Art.; his name fre-
quently mentioned In connection with
a seat on the Bench; formerly presdt.
Guelph Caledonian Soc.; a strong poli-
tical speaker on the Lib. side; 'Some-
time presdt. S. Wellington Rf'form
Assn.-119 8t. George 8t., T01'Onto;
Ontario Club, do.
"A close reasoner, and in mpdical juri.-
prudence has few equals."-T. World.
.. It hat! been s.aid of him th.at he il! the
most capable man for counsel work in
Can."-O. Fr,e Pres8.
Johnston, His Honour Frederick Wil-
liam, 00. Ct. Judge.
S. late Hugh and Matilda (Rich) J.:
father native Omagh, Irel., and tor
rr.
my yrs. depty. elk. of the Crown ..md
regr. Surrogate Ct., Co. Huron; mother
native Kent, Eng.; b. Goderich, Ont.,
ApI. 6, 1849; e. publlc and grammal'
sC'hs.; m., 1890. Elizabeth Selina, d.
Thos. Graham: barrister, 1872; prac-
tf
ed In Goderich; successively Ald.,
Depty. Reeve, and Reeve of Goderich;
Warden 'Of Huron, 1882: was for many
yrs. an active Con. politician; unsuc-
cessfully contested W. Huron (Local),
g. e. 1883: appbd.. junior judge, Algoma,
June 18, 1890; R. 0., E. Algoma, JUtle
1, 1891; senior judge, Algoma, July 9,
1S92; presented with a gold watch by
his bro. dlst. judges, Dec., 1898, in re-
cognition of his valuable services as
secy. Bd. of Dist. Judges; presented,
for Mrs. J., with silver tea service, in
further recoe-nltIon of his services, in
the same offioe, Dec., 1906; a. Fr
-
mason, an Orangeman, and an O.ld
Fellow: an Ang.-Sault Ste. .Marie,
Onto
(D. Sault Ste. Marie, Jan. 16, 1911.)
John.ton, George PrankUn, ;invest-
ment broker.
Enog...ISoorttish de.sæn1.; b. Ox1\ord, Co.
Grenv.illle, Onlt., 1862; -e. 'Morrislburg,
Onot., .and McGdH Univ.: m. Mi.ss M:ac-
FaTlan.e; SUJOCe.sslveoLy, goenl. agent, Sun
Life As.sur. 00.. man,gr. o.f foreign
ag.enC'les do., asst. supd:t. of aeencie-s,
do., suopodt. of a.genlC.ies do., genl. ma.ngr.
f'Or Can., N. Y. Life InlS. Co., and super-
V1isor of agencies ,fur Can., N. Y., N. J.,
Conn. and R. I., 00.; since 1906 has
been head or firm of J., M<."OoDJle}oJ
(q.v.) aoo A1llison, inrvestment brokers,
IMKJDltreal; a Con. and otPposOO. to the
Taft-F1feldling reofa>l'OOity agreement,
191,1. - BeUev-ue Ave., Westmo-unt,
Montreal; Bummer: Woodlands, P.Q.;
Montreal Club, Montreal.
"A o1eoa.r-thinQcing busineßS ma.n."-M.
Gazette.
Johnston, George Law.on, capitalist.
S. late John Lawson J., formerly of
herbrooke and Montreal, and latterly
of Kingswood, Sydenham Hill, Kent,
588
JOHNSTOK.
Eng., and - (Lawson) .J.; father sent
first consignment of frozen poultry and
meat to Eng., 1874; b. Edinburgh,
Scot., 1873; e. privately In Can. and
aftf'rwards at Dulwich ColI., Eng.; ro.,
1
02, Edith Laura, 5th d. 16th Lord
st. .J.oIhn of iBl'e'bsoo; ViÏice-chaJ..rman
Bovril, Ltd.; a dir. Daily Express,
London, and of Henderson's Transvaal
Estates; memo eXltve. OOInte. K1ng Ed-
ward's Hosp. Fund for London; memo
Cc-uncil Brit. Emp. League.-29 Port-
man Square, W. o London, Eng.; DCVOI1-
ðhire Club; Hurlingham Club; Royal
Temple Yacht Club, do.; Yacht Club
de France, Paris.
Johnston, Major George Napier,
H.M.'s regular mil, forces.
S. late Peter .J., Quebec; b. there;
gJ aduated Royal Mil. ColI., Kingston,
1888; m., Aug., 1893, iM-argt. Hilda,
y. d. late .John Stairs, Halifax, N.S.;
gazetted 2nd lIeut., R. A., 1888; lieut.,
1891; capt., 1898; major, 1909; for
some yrs. starr olrr. for arty. services,
New Zealand; ILater oaa:>'Ì. 381tJh Co.,
Royal Gar. Arty., BlymJOU'tlh, Eng.; nl()w
major oOlffifIIldg. No. 39 Co. dl(). do.,
Plymouth, Eng.-Plymouth, Eng.
John
ton, George Wesley. education-
Ist.
B. nr. Caledonia, Ont., 1864; e. Cale-
Donia High Sch., Hamilton ColI. lnst.,
and Toronto Unlv. (B.A., with hon-
ours in classics, 1886); for some yrs.
classical master, Brampton High Scll. ;
resigned to take a post-grad. course
In Latin, Greek, and Sanskrit in .Johns
Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, Md.; theæ
won great distinction; was univ. schol.
In Latin, 1892-3; fellow, 1893-4, anù
fellow by courtesy, 1894-5 (Ph.D.,
1895) ; asst. prof. Latin, Cornell Univ.,
1895-6; while there, presdt. Can. Club;
]a ter apptd. lect. in Latin, Toronto
Unlv., and asso. lect. in Latin there,
.July 1, 1907; since Dec., 1908, has
been secy., Dept. of Can., Archeolog.
Inst. of Am.-1J19 Brunswick Avenue
Toronto.
Johnston, Miss Grace. educationist.
D. late .Jas. .J.; grandd. late .James
Dickson, M.P., and subsequently regr.
Co. Huron, Ont.; b. GOderich, Ont.; e.
GOderich, and began her kindergarten
training there, 1892, continuing it at
London, Ont.; an honour graduate To-
ronto Normal Sch.; also holds a post-
graduate diploma from the Baltimore
Kindergarten Assn. ; after a short timoi'
spent in private teaching, took a dlr.'s
position 8!t BeI1Un, Ont.; a U oh'Lld cul-
ture circle" was organized, of which
she was presdt.; apptd. supervisor of
kindergartens, Stratford, where she also
conducts a training class for students;
elected presdt. kindergarten dept., Onto
Educ. Assn., 19ú7.-Stratford, Onto
Johnston, Bev. Hugh (Meth.).
S. late John and Mary Ann (Teet-
zel) J.; b. Tp. Southwold, Co. Elgin,
Ont., Jan. 5, 1840; e. Victoria Univ.,
Cobourg (B.A., Prince of Wales med.,
and valedictorian, 1865; M.A., 1869;
"B.D., 1874; D.D., 1889); m., .June,
1867, EHza, d. Riohard Holland, Mont-
rea.l; took 1st olass tea..cl1er's C'el't. be-
tlore 'he was .18, lboeoomilllg heaxìma&ter
l<\!rkona Hig.h I8c1h.; O. ,1865, and was,
fur a tiÏme, aßlst. <tOo Ibhe liaJte iRev. Dr.
Douglca.s" MlOII1ltTeaJl; oth-en, suocessdvely,
pastor Oe-nllÆnary Oh., Hamf.!Jton, St.
.JaJ!ne.s's,
nltrea:l. Cal'lot<m 'St., Trin-
ity, Queen St., and Metropolitan Chs.,
'.roronto; apptd. pastor Metropol1tan
MclJh. Ep. IOh., WlaJShingoon, F-eib., 1893
(presented with a handsome tesU-
monlaJ1 on leav.ing Toronto) ; !pasoor of
the !historic l.st .Meth. Ðp. Oh., BaJtf-
more, Md.. 1898-1904; since 1904 .secy.
Ed. of Trus'tøe.s Woman's CIOII., /Balti-
mlOre; !WlliJil'e íÍn TIO-ronltOo !held vaI1iQUs
official !POSitli.ons, Includ'in.g the .pres'i-
òen.cy <Yf the
. Oi,ty Charities
and the MiruisteI1ia:l Association; actoo
a.s ohapliain 1.0 rtOO U. S. Senate
durdng rohe albsenoe of .the late Rev.
W. H. lMIiJ:burn
189'7; IMllbhoor .. To-
ward the Sull'ni,se " (sk>eoohe.s .of
travel In Europe and Holy Land),
"Beyond Death" (work on escha-
tology), a "Life of William Morley
Punshon," a "Life of the late Hon.
John Macdonald," and various vol-
umes of religious discourses.-2622 N.
Charles St., Baltimore, },Id.
.. We
1 and fa.vorurably knQWIll eve,ry-
wheiÆ."-M. Gazette.
.. An elQquent preacher, an incIsIve
platform speaker, and a good debater."-
T. Globe.
Johnston. Blchard Holland, librarian.
S. Rev. Hugh .J., D.D. (q.v.), and
Eliza, d. Richard Holland, Montreal;
h. Windsor, Ont., May 6, 1868; e. Univ.
CoIl.; graduated B.A. (Toronto Univ.),
If189 ; post-graduate work In theol., Vic-
toria CoIL, 1889-1892; librarian, Vic-
toria ColI., 1892-6; reference desk,
Library of Congress, 1897-1909; since
then, librarian Bureau of Ry. Eco-
nomics; .oontributor t.o vol. VII.
"Hurst's Hist. of Methodism"; author
" Bibliography of .Jefferson"; con-
tributor to mags. and correspondent for
various newspapers; m. Elizabeth, d.
Wm. Thode and Amy Van Bokkelen,
Baltimore, Md.-Bureau of Ry. Eco-
nomics Library, .Washington, D.C.
Johnston, Bev. Bobert (Presb.).
S. late Jas. .J., Kincardine, Ont., an
elder of the Presb. Ch., and Agnes
(McBratney) J., both from Bella:,!t,
Irel.; father's family originally Scotch;
IT-other's family originally Eng.; D.
Kincardine, 1862; e. McGill Univ.
(B.A., Prince of W-ates se:hol. and Gov.-
G('nl.'s gold med., 1887) ; pursued theol.
studies MontTe8!l Presb. ColI. (Mackay
SOool. and g10ld moo" 1889; va.ledic-
torlan In arts and theol.; B.D., 1894;
D.n., by examn. In ecclesiol., 1839);
m. Sept., 1891, Miss Mary Dawson,
Montreal; O. 1889; pastor St. Andrew',ò
Ch., Lindsay, Ont., 1889-95; declined
cal'ls '1.0 Dunn Ave. .oh., ToronVo, Knox
Ch., Stratford, and Knox Ch., Ottawa,
but accepted one to St. Andrew's Ch.,
London, Ont., 1895; remained there till
1903, declining Invitations to B'lltimore,
Chicago, and Toronto; became pastor
Am. Presb. Ch., Montreal, Dec., 1903,
,,"here he has since been; on leaving
London was presented by his old con-
JOHNSTON-JOLY DE LOTBINIERE. 110
gregation with a handsome silver ser-
vice; declined call to N. Y., 1907;. le
-
turer in homiletics, Knox ColI., Toron-
to, 1903; a del. to the Ecumenical
Councils at Glasgow, 1896, and Wash-
Irgton, 1899, and to Intern. S. S. Con-
vention, Louisville, Ky., 1908; a pro-
minent speaker at intern. conventions,
a leading worker among men; as a lec-
turer and 'preacher known all over the
continent; also famed as an evangel-
i
t; preached, by invitation,. at Can-
terbury OaJth., on the OCICaSlon of its
358th anniversary, July, 1905; a sena.
tor Montreal Presb. CoIl.; pre::;dt.
Lord's Day Alliance, P.Q., 1907-8; lec-
tures frequently on religious, social,
and national subjects; author numer-
ous mag. articles and of a vol., .. Pres-
byterian Worship: Its Spirit, Method,
and History" (1891); an outspoken
a.dvocate of vigQrous l-eglslaHve restric-
tion of the liquor trafflc: an earne.;;t
adViOcate for closer ch, union in Can.;
presented with a silver service by
Union Teaohers' Class, Quebec S. S.
Union, 1909.-286 Stanley St., Montrea
.. The beau ideal of 8 popular speaker.
-M. Herald. . "
.. Young, strong, hopeful, aggressIve. -
M. Star.
.. One of the most brilliant of Presby-
terian pulpit orators."-T. Globe.
u.As a preaoher .and <pasWI', a friend
a.nd advise,r, he is ooloved of thousand'S."
-London N eWB.
Johnston, :Rev. :Robert (Presb.).
B. Ire!.; e. Royal Univ. of Ire!.;
(B.A.) ; m., Aug., 1904, Kathleen Mal'y,
E'. d. David S. Kelly, Castledawson,
Derry, Ire!.; studied theoI. Presb. ColI.,
Belfast; o. 1899; served 1 yr. as asst.
in one of the chs. there, and -subse-
quently as pastor at Castledawson;
since 1904 has been pastor St. An-
drew'S, HaUfa:c, N.S.-Halifax, N.S. "
.. A young, vIgorous, and earnest man.
-H. Herald.
Johnston, William, lawyer.
B. nr. Morrlsburg, Ont.; a bro.
Judge Adam J. (q.v.); e. Morrlsburg
and Toronto Univ. (B.A., 1883; LL.B.,
with honours, 1891); a graduate Onto
Law Sch.; barrister, 1891; practised
first at Athens, Ont.; since then, In
Toronto; apptd. Mst. city -solr., To-
ronto, 1903; city solr., 1909; Meth.-
18
Cottingham St., Toronto.
Johnstone, :Rev, ;1, (Presb.), author.
B. Scot.; e. Edinburgh and Glasgow
Univs. (honours in classics and matllS.
and prize in logic); m., 1868, Miss
Bligh; 0., 1865; sent by Free Ch. of
Scot. to aid in founding a High Sc.,
Auckland, N.Z., 1862; acted as chap-
lain to Brit. troops during Maori War;
removed to New South Wales, 1865;
held charge at Braidwood, N.S. W. ;
removed to Eng. and held charge nr.
Southampton for 17 yrs.; moved to
London, 1889; while in Eng. was chap-
lain, Seaforth Highlanders and Scots
Greys, Hampton Ct.; carne to Can.,
1902; was for 5 yrs. mlnr. at West-
bourne, Man.; retired, 1907; author,
"A Song in the Night" (1905), .. The
Vision of Immanuel" (1906).-t2f
Edmonton St., Winnipeg.
589
Johnstone, Hon, Thos, Cooke, judge.
B. and e. Ont.; barrister (Ont.),
1876; practised his prof, In Toronto;
went West, and was called to the N.
W. T. bar; successf.uIly practised at
Regina, where he was city solr. and
Crown prosecutor; apptd. a puisne
judge, Sup.reme Ct., N. W, T., Oct. 8,
1906; subsequently assigned to new
Province of Sask.-Regina, Sask.
;101:y de Lotbinière, Major Alain
Chartier, H.M.'s regular mil.
forces.
Second s. late Sir H. G. J. de L.,
KC.M.G.; b. Quebec, Oct. 31, 1862; e.
Bishop's ColI. Sch., Lennoxville, and
Royal Mil. CoIl., Kingston; graduat
d,
1883; m., 1887, Marlon Helen, d. late
Lt.-CoI. J. T. CamphelJ, R. C. Rifles;
gaz.ebted 'ldeut., Royal Engrs., .1886;
capt., 1895; major, 1903; has rendered
much important service; proposed and
carried out the first large hydro-elec-
tric transmission power scheme In lhe
East, vi:t., the Cauvery Falls trans-
mission of power to the Kolar gold-
fields, In Mysore, S.I.; for a short lime
this was the longest power transmis-
sion Hne In the world; at present is
er1gaged in constructing a large hydro-
electric power installation on the Rlvel'
Shelum, in Kashmir; this power will be
used for the Abbotabad Srlnagar Ry.,
dredging of the River Shelum, In Kash.
mir, and for Industrial purposes In
Kashmir and the Punjab; has been de-
corated with the C. I. E., and received
the Kalser-i-Hind gold med.; Ang.-
Slinagar, Kashmir, India.
.. HiB talent has a wide tlcope. The
Far 'Vestern country has every reason
to be pr()IUd of heT IWyal EngineEr spe.-
cialist."-Time3 of India.
Jol:y de Lotbinière, Edmond Gustave.
lawyer.
E. s. late Hon. Sir H. G. J. de L..
KC.M.G., Lt.-Gov. B. C., and a dis.
tingulshoed Can. .st>atesman; b. Quebec:
e. Bis'hop's CoOlI. ,Sc.h., Len'filoxvilile (now
a dir. thereof) ; m. Lucy, d. late W. D.
Campbell, Quebec; advooate, 1883 ;
successfully practises his prof. In Que-
bec; like his father, takes much in-
terest in forestry; has written much on
the subject, and has been presdt. Can.
Forestry Assn.; formerly an oifr. In
the Royal Rifles; Ang.-12 A venue St.,
Denis, Quebec.
(D. Point Platon, P.Q., July 15, 1911.)
Jol:y de Lotbin1ère, Major Henri Gus-
tave, H.M.'s regular mil. forces.
Third s. late Sir H. G. J. de L.,
KC.M.G.; b. Quebec, Mch. 10, 1868; e.
Bishop's ColI. SCh., Lennoxville, and
Royal Mil. con., Klng!"ton; graduated
senior of his class, 1888; m., 1902.
Mildred Louisa (,presentoo at court,
1903), d. C. S. Gr-emf'E'lI'J" EHoonk, Tl()p-
\oO'W, Bucks, Eng.; gaz.ette'd 2nd Ueut.,
R. E., 1888: Neut., 1891: c.a.p:t., 1899;
major, 1900; served. N. W. frcmt"'er,
In.dla, 1897-8 (moo., w
th 3 olaSJPS) ,
S. Africa, 1899-1902 (despatohes twice,
Queen's and King's m.ed
., 5 clasps:
O.S.O.), and Somalilan'd, 1903-4
(med.); Ang.-Care .War Office, Lon-
don, Eng.
5!)O
JONAH-JONES
JoJiAh, :rraJ1k Gilbert, civil engineer,
B. Co, Albert, N.B., Oct. 6, 1864; e.
iMoncton High Sch.; ro., Mch., 1896,
Miss Ollvia Richardson, Marine, Ill.;
a memo Am. Soc. C. E.: entd. office
chief engr. Interc. Ry., Moncton, as a
student, 1882; resident engr. on con-
struction, Oxford & New Glasgow Hy.,
N, S" 1887-89; asst. engr. Interc. Ry.,
1889-90; do. do. St, Louis Merchants'
Bridge Terminal Co., St. Louis, Mo.,
1890-94 ; resident engr. St. Louis,
pfooria & Northern Ry. (headquarters
Marine and Springfield, Ill.), 1894-99;
('pgr. maintf'nance of way, Chica
o &
Alton ,Ry., .Bloomington. Ill., 1899-1901 :
chief engt'. Blackwell, Enid & S. West-
e:rn Ry. (headquarters Blackwell, Ok-
lahoma), 1901-3: asst. engr. St. Louis
& San Francisco Ry., New Orleans,
1903; chief engr. St. Louis, BrOWIl6-
vllle & Mexico Ry., Corpus Christl,
Tex., 1903-4; locating engr. St. Louis
& San Francisco Ry., 1904-5; since
then terminal engr. New Orleans Ter-
minal Ry.; In 1887 surveyed the Straits
of Northumberland for Dom. Govt., to
ascertain the practicablUty of a sub-
way to connf'ct 'P. E. I. with the main-
land; Con. .in Ca.n.; Dem. dn U, ,S.; a
Baopt. nominally, but a Unlv. ;in senti-
ment; believes that the protective tar-
iff in the U. S. is the direct cause of
the widespread sPirit of graft.-Arabi,
I.a.
Jonas, Henri, merchant.
Head of firm Henri J. & Co., grocers'
and confectioners' supplies (wholesale),
Montreal; b. and e. France; came to
Can. about 1878: has since resided In
Montreal; m., Jan., 1902, Elizabeth
Corse, widow C. C. Claggett; a me:m.
Bd. of Trade and Chambre de Com-
me:rcp, Montreal; presdt. of latter bod
',
1900-4; apptd. commander of Order of
Nlchan Iftikhar, by French Govt., 'n
recognition of public services, 1908.-
3S:; Mountain St., Montreal; Enginecr:J'
Club, do.
.Jone8, Mi88 Alice (uAlix John"), nov-
elist.
U. E. L. stock: d. late Hon. A. G. J.,
Lt.-Gov. of N. S., and his first wife,
Margt. Wiseman (Stairs) J.; b. and e.
Halifax, N.S.; studied langs. Franre
and Italy: whUe abroad wrote for To-
ronto Week a prize story; subsequent-
ly contributed a serial, II A Hazard ot
Hearts," to Frank Leslie'8 Monthl.l/,
N. Y.; this was followed by II The
Night Hawk" (1902), II Bubbles We
Buy" (903), II Gabriel Praed's Cas-
tle" (1904), II At the Harbour's
Mouth" (1905), II The Consul's Niece"
(1907) ; contributes occasionally to tht>
Can. mags. ; speaking of .. Gabriel
Praed's Castle," the Oan. Mag. has
said that II It Is a novel whIch. if the
rlter is not mIstaken, raises M[ss J.
to the proud pre-eminence of being tlólf'
l('ading Can. novellst."-Halifa:!:, N.S.
.Jones, Cecil Charles, educationist.
S. kbel and Catherine (Steeves)
J.: b. Moncton, N.B., 1871; e. there
and N. B. Univ. (B.A., with 1st class
honours In math. and math. physiCS,
:and Gov.-Genl.'s gold med., 1897 ;
M.A., 1899; Ph.D., 1902); post-grad.
course at Harvard Unlv. (B,A., 1898),
and Chicago Unlv.; LL.D" hon. (To-
ronto Unlv., 1907); m., July, 1899,
Margt., y. d. Saml. BaIrd, Chlpma
N.æ.; prof, math., Aæ.dla Col.t., N, S.,
1898-1906; prof. math. and chaIrman
of faculty, N. B. Unlv" since then'
chancellor N. B. Univ. since 1906
declined c'halr of math., Colby Unlv'
Me. 1903; has lectured on II The Rë=
sources 0If N. B:'; a Bapt.; elected
pre9dt. United Bapt. Convention, Mar.
Provinces, 1908; a del. Darwin Cen-
tenary, Cambridge, Eng., 1909; apptd.
a memo Royal, Conservation Como"
do.; do. dl(). IE. C. Un1v. Site Comn
1910.-Fredericton, N.B. .,
"A mathematical expert:'-Oan. Oourier.
H A systematic wo-r1ær, ripe scholar and
capable instructor." - St, John Telegraph,
Jo
es, Bev. Arthur Edward (R. C,),
U. E. L. stock; 4th s. late Hy. J.,
merchant and legislator, Brockvllle,
Ont., and Lucy Catherine, d. W, J,
Ma cdonell (vide ChadwIck) ; b, Brock-
viUe, Nov. 17, 1838; e, Wlndeat's Dist.
Sch. and St. Mary's (Jesuit) CoIl.,
Montreal; joined Jesuit Soc., France,
Uì57; spent 4 yrs. in France, and sub-
sequently attended Bostón Coil., Mass.'
coma:>leteð his phålOoS'O!Phlca.) c>ourse and'
taught rhetoric and bellea lettrea at
81. John.s Univ., Fordham, N.Y.; fol-
lowed divinity course 4 yrs., WoodstOCK
Coil., under Cardinal Mazzella; 0,
1873: a memo of the faculties St.
John's, Fordham, and St. F. Xavier'
,
N. Y., 2 yrs.; engd. in parochial worlt,
Guelph, Ont., 1881-2; since then a resi-
dent of Montreal; since 1882 has been
archivist St. Mary's Coli., Montreal:
apptd. rector Loyola Coil., do., Aug.,
1901, but has since vacated that office;
awarded a silver med. at the St. Louis
Thir tor !his diLsplay of early missy,
manuscripts, and the grand prize
(with a gold med.) for a slmUar dl.s-
play at the Louisiana Purchase Expn.:
besides publishing several rare worK!!!
and documents relating to early Cath.
missions, has written several pamph-
l('ts In defence of the principles of the
Jesuit Order; F.R.S.-c., 1910.-St.
Mary'8 Ooll., Montreal.
.. An intensely patriotic Britisher, an
enthusiastic arcrueologist, a. devoted priel&,
and a very lovable man."-Montreal Arllu..
Jones, Charles Albert, land surveyor
and civil engineer.
Eng. origin; grandf., Thos. J. J., who
was connected with the Bank of Eng.,
oam.e from London, Eng., to '1)>. of Lon-
don, Co. Middlesex, Ont., where he
took up land, 1822; b. there; e.
London Grammar Sch.; admitted a P.
L. S., 1881; a D. L. S., 1882: has been
town engr. of Petro'Iea and of severaJ
adjoining tps.: 'SUccessively V.-P. .tnð
presdt. O. L. S. Assn.; opposed to
II treating" system; thinks that tne
Gp.rman custom, where every man pays
for his own drink, would, if Instituted
in Can., do away with moro:t of the
apparerut drun.kenness; Ang.-Petrolea.
Onto
.JODes, Oharle. .J.rom., Dam. public
service.
U. E. L. descent; s. late Ralph and
Christina (Loudon) J.; b. Port Hope,
Ont., Dec. 4, 1848; e. Port Hope Gram 4
mar Sch., Trln. ColI. Sch., and Trln.
Unlv., Toronto (B,A., 1868); unm.;
for 5 yrs. a cattle rancher In Texas;
enttd. office ()f Gov.-Genl.'s sæy.. Ot,
tawa, .Jan., 1875; ohief elk., do., 1883;
I)e.puty-Gov., .for purpose of slgnJnJg
certa.1n .documents, 1905; Asst. Gov.-
Genl.'s secy., .1909 ; 1. is. 0., 1903 : Ang,
- Vkt01"Ïa Chambers Ottawa; Ridea'l.l
Club; Ottawa Golf dub; Ottawa Hun'
Club, do.
"A splendid office man-Done bette.r."-
001. Fletcher. O.M.G.
Jones, Mr.. Edith Beatrice, philan-
thropist.
D. late W. H. Gibbs, M.P.; b. Osha-
wa, Ont.; e. public and high schs. and
Bexley House, Montreal; m. Dr. .J. D.
.Tones; made religious work and chari-
ties her avocation; for 13 yrs. pres.it.
Glenn Industrial Horne, Cincinnati;
also a Bible class teacher; mem. Cin-
cinnati Woman's Club. and a memo Bel
of Trust
. Women's .Hiorne Missy.
Soc.; a del. to Bible Convention. .Jeru-
salem, 1904; secy. Coloured Deaconess
Bureau, Meth. Ch.; a memo M. E, elL,
but In sympathy with all Christian dc-
nomlnatlons.-l0l-S McMillan 8t., Wal-
nut Hills, Cincinnati, O.
.Jane., 11111.. Eva L., educationist.
Graduated LL.A., with 1st class hon-
ours In Eng. hist. and mod. lang.;
c<,mpleted her education abroad, a.nd
holds a diploma for proficiency In
French, from the Sorbonne. Paris; edu-
cational experience gained in Germany,
London, and South Wales; 4 yrs. on
f;taff Havergal ColI., Toronto, during
3 of which had charge of the da)- seh.;
apptd. principal Havergal ColI., Win-
nipeg, Aug., 1906; Ang.-Havergal Col-
1(lge. W'innipeg; University Woman's
Club, Toronto.
Jones, :Frank Percy, business ma.n.
Second s. Chilion .J., C.E., and Eliza
M. (HaTvey) J., Brockvme, Onto (see
Morgan's" Types of Can. Women') ;
b. BrockV1l11e, Ont., Nov. 5, 1869; e.
there and iRoyal Mil. ColI., Kingston:
m. d. S. A. Stephens, BrockvUle; for 5
yrs. in service N. S. Steel & Ooal Co.;
bec8Jl11e, then, sales agent Dorn. Iron &
Steel Co.; mangr. do. do., 1905-09;
since then has 'been V.-P. and genl.
mangr. Can. Cement Co.; Ang.-Im-
perial Life Bldg., Montreal.
&< One of the a.blelSt y.oun.g men in
Oanada's industri.al life."-M. Star.
&< A manl of courage; jndgment, Bnd
sagacity, and 0If great Du&iness a.bility."-
H. Herald.
Jones, Lt.-OoL George Edwin ADen,
lawyer.
S. late Edwin Allen and Mary Ailn
{Poole) J.; father do merchant and
presdt. Quebec Fire Ins. Co., etc.; b.
Quebec, Sept. 28, 1860: e. Bishop's Call.
I!;ch., Len.noxville, and Laval Unlv.:
graduated LL.B., with Tessler and
Gov.-Ge
l.'8 gold med., 1885: LL.M.,
JONES.
591
avec distinction.., 1886; m., Jan., 1889,
Grace Apes, 0. Wm. DarlinK Camp-
bell, N.P., Quebec: advocate, 1886;
eDJtd. vdI. mil. serV'Lce as 2nd Heut., 8th
Rioya.i Rifies, 1882; attained tJl1e com-
mand of the regt., Sept., 1897; retired,
with rank of It.-col., 1903; aopptd. It.-
col. commdg. 20th Infy. Brigade, Que-
bec, Mch., 1907; commanded 6th Infy.
Brigade, Quebec tercentenary celebra-
tion, 1908: holds 1st class M. S. cert.
and long service decoration; presdt.
Can. 'Mil. Rifle League. 1900-2; do.
Quebec City Rifle Assn., 1907-8: a dlr.
Nat. Agency 00., and treas, Quebec 1m-
provemf'nt Co.; a principal shareholder
in Magdalen Island Syndicate, 1903;
Ang., and a ch, warden, Quebec Cath.
--6 des Carrières St., Quebec; Quebec
Garrison Club.
Jones, 001, Guy Oarleton, Can. mil.
service.
S. late Hon. A. G. .J., Lt.-Gov. of
N. S., and M3Jrg1t. J., d, late Hon. Wm.
Stairs; b. Ha;Hfa.x, N.S., Dec. 28, 1864;
e. Merchiston Castle Sch., Edinburgh;
Galt Call. Inst., and King's Call., Lon-
dlOn; rn. Susan (q.'V.), d. late.Robt. Mor.
row, Halifax.. N.S.; g'I'a.Jdua1ed M.D"
C.M. (Halifax Med. Call), 1890; M.R.,
C.S., Eng.. 1887; local V.-P. Can. Med.
Assn., 1905; formerly asst. Quarantine
ofrr., Hal,tfax: e11lt.d. VIOl. mil. .service,
as surg.-lot., 1st Regt. C. A., 1896; ,be-
came subsequently principal med. offr.
Maritime Provinces; since Dec., 1906,
Itah been dir.-genl. of med. services;
apptd. hon. surgo. to the Gov.-Gen.,
Mch., 1906; served during S. A. War,
2nd in command, 10th Can. Field Hosp.,
UOO-2 (med., with 2 clasps) ; P. M. 0.,
Quebec tercentenary celebration, 1908;
promoted cOl., 1910; has lectured on
med. subjeots; an Ang., and has served
as a ch. waroen.-" Birkenfels:' Rock-
liffe Park, Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ot-
tawa Hunt Club, do.; Halifax Club,
Halifax; Fniversity Club, Montreal.
Jones, Bev, Harold Hudson Bedford-
(Ang.).
S. late Ven. T. B.-J., M.A., LL.D.,
D.C.L., Archdeacon of Kingston, Ont.,
and Sarah Stuart (Cartwright) J.; b.
Ottawa, 1869; e. Trln. CoIl. Sch., Port
Hope, and Trln. Unlv., Toronto (B.A..
1889; M.A., 1892); m., .June, 1904,
Margt. Holland, e. d. C. E. Britton
(q.v.), Gananoque, Ont.; o. deacon,
1893; priest, 1894; sometime fellow
and lect., Trin. Coli.; curate St. Peter's,
Brockville, Ont., 1893-1901; rector, d').,
since 1901: elected presdt. Ang. A. A.
Assn., 1908; apptd. chaplain (with
rank of hon. capt.), 41st Regt., May
28, 1909.-The Rectory, 8t. Peter'ø,
Brockville, Onto
Jones, Henry Victor Franklin, banker.
S. late C. S. and Helen (Macdougall)
.J.; mother a sister of the late Hon.
Wm. Macdougall, C.B., one of the
U Fathers of Confederation"; b, St.
Mary's, Ont., Sept. 28, 1871; e. '.ro-
ran to; m., .June, 1904, Bunella, d. late
E. W. Rathbun, Deseronto, Ont.; ent.d.
service Can. Bank of Commerce, Dec.
13. 1887; was at head office and N. Y.
branCh; n
mangr. iLondon. Eng.,
592
branoh 0If tJhJat in.std t'UJbion; a mem. of
the romtoe, , Oanaòa Clu'b, London; a
Presb.; memo St. Oolu'I111ba's C'h. lJcm-
dJon.-7 Grosvenor Hill Wimbledon
S.W., London, Eng.; Néw Club' CitÝ
Carleton Club, London, Eng.;' Rich-
mond Country Club, New York.
Jone_, Herbert Chillon, lawyer.
U. E. L. stock; 2nd s. late Sidney
and Susan Isabella (Ford) J.; b.
Brockvllle, Ont., May 6, 1836; e. Trill
Unlv., Toronto (B.A., 1855; M.A.
1858); rn. Mary, d. late Goo. Mor-
'bon; barrister (Ont.), 1859; advoca:te
(P. Q.), 1873; practises in Toronto.
served as an officlal assignee under In
solvency Act; commanded a gunbua.t
Oil St. Lawrence, during Fenian trou
bles; ed. and propr. Impetus; promoter
Morristown & Black River Ry., and a
dlr. of the 00.; author of two legal
works ;-a practical treatise on real
property limitation and a practical
treatise on the Land Titles Act, 1885,
and the Real PrOlperty A
t, Man.;
Ang.; Oon.-218 John St., Toronto.
Jones, James Edmund, la.wyer.
S. Rev. Septimus J., M.A. (Aug.). a
na tive of Portsmouth, Eng., and Catll-
erlne Eliza Bruce J., d. late Wm. Hut-
ton, Dei)uty Mlnr. of Agrlc., Can.; b.
Belleville, Ont., June 24, 1866; e. U. C.
CoIl. (" head boy") and Toronto Unlv.
(B.A. and Prince of Wales scholarship,
1888) ; m., 1898, E. Florence, d. Ch.1S.
E. Hooper, TorontoO; barrister, 1891;
successfully 'Practises his prof. In To-
rcmoo, as m-em. of firnn Rawa.n, J. &
Somerville; author .. Camping and
Canoeing" (1903); presdt. Aura Lee
Club; the prime mover In securing
action for a revised hy.mnal for the Ch.
at Eng. in Can., and the secy. of the
comte. of synod! apptd. In the ;premises
1905; edited the annotated ed. of thé
neIW Book of Comm,?n Praise (1909);
presented with a sol,ld slIver salV'er by
úhe
nl. HY'mnla!l Oomte. CYf 'tJh.e Genl.
Syn'Od, .. -for 'his ånval'llabLe work" in
connection therewith, do. ; musical
tastes; compiled .. University of To-
ronto Song Book"; a lover of clean
and manly athletic recreation; Ang.-
z Prince Arthur Ave., Torq,nto.
.. _\. man, who spend'S one-halo! o()f hi,s d.ay
w{)'l'king fO'l. h.ims\',lf .and the o1:her part
working f()r his fellows."-T. New.,
Jones, John Cecil, educationist.
Y. g, Dr. R. V. (q.v.) and Emma
R. (Pineo) J.; b. WO}.fv>l11e, N.H.,
1879; e. Acadia Unlv. (B.A., 1900;
M.A., 1901), and Harvard Unlv.
(A.M., 1902); m., June, 1909, Fred-
ericka Hlick, d. Dr. T. L. Hatch
Owatonna, Minn.; head of the Eng:
dept., Pillsbury Mil. Acad., Owa-
tonna.-Kelly Hall
Pillsbury Owa-
tonna, Minn., U.S. '
Jones,. The Bight Bev, Llewellyn,
Bishop (Ang.).
B. Liverpool, Eng., Oct. 11, 1840' e
ColI. Inst., Liverpool, Cheltenham OÓlI.:
Ha
row, and Trin. ColI., Camb. (B.A.,
186
; M.A., 1866); D.D. (Oxon.),
1878; do., hon. (King's ColI.), Wind-
sor, N.S., 1905; took further study dlv.
JONES.
course, Wells Theo!. Coli.; O. 1865; 10
yrs. curate Bromsgrove; rector Little
Hereford, 1874-8; apptd. Bp. of New-
foundJand and ,Bermuda 1878' aJ1-
tended Lambeth Corns., 1888 and '1897
and Pan-.A.n.g. Congress, London, 190.8;
a deL Ang. Oh. Oongress, HIWLi,fax, N.iS..
1910; an., 18&4, Ellizabe1!h Alice (d.
1903), 2nd Ò. late Hon. Si-r A. G. Arclhl-
ld, K.C.M.G., Lt.-Gov. of N. S.-
Btshop's Court, St. John's, Nfd.
Jones, Louis Eossuth, Dom. public
'servdæ.
Bro. C. J. J. (q.v.); b. June 9, 1849'
e. Trin, ColI. Sch., Port Hope; m" ApI.:
1877, Clara, d, late John Dewe chief
P. O. Inspr., and relict F. D. Burrowes.
entd. publio service, 1870; has held
V'ar
o.us important and responsible
POSItIO!lS; chief elk., 1893; secy. Dept.
of RaIlways and Canals since 1897;
I. S. 0., 1906; Ang.-480 2JIacLaren St.,
Ottawa; Rideau Club; Ottawa Golf
Club, do.
Jones, Hon, Sir Lyman Melvin, manu-
fa.cturer; statesman.
Welsh descent; s. Norman and
Therese Jane (Patterson) J.; b. Co.
York, Ont., Sept. 21, 1843; e. there;
m., July, 1872, Louisa S. (a councillor
of the Daughters of the Em'Pire' a
V.-P. Can. Immigration Guild, 1910), d.
late ThoOs. Irwin, Tecumseth, Ont.; as a
young man entd. employ A. Harris,
Son & Co., agT'ilCuL imploemen1t manfrs.,
Brantford, Ont.; admitted a partner,
1872; sent to "\Vinnipeg, as We
tern
lI'llarngr., 1879; 'Lat-er'boecame gent mangr.
of co., and on the formation o.f the Mas.
sey-Harris Co., 1891, moved to Toron-
to, elected a dir., and apptd.
enl.
man gr. of consolidated cos.; since 1902
has been presdt. and genl. man gr. Mas-
sey-Harris Co.; is also a dir. Verity
Plow Co" Ltd., Brantford, Can. Cyde
& Motor 00., Toronto, and ,presdt, Bain
Waggon 00., Ltd., Woodstock, and
JdhnSIOOn Harvesrt-er 00., iBataVlia, N.Y. ;
eleoted a memo Toronlt'O :Bd. of Trode
1893; a Ò/ir. N. S. Steel & Coal Co.'
1901, and a dir. Oan. 'Bank of Com:
meree, 1902; called to 'true Senate, by
tIhoe Earl of :Minto, Jan. 21, 1901'
knllghted by K'ing Geor
, 1911; pre:
seruted ('WIlli M.rs. a,nd !MIiss J.) '00
Prince a,nd Pl'inocess 'Of WtaJles (now the
King .and qrueen), LonðJon, July, 19().2;
f)Tesenrt (wil1tJh M-TS. and Miss J.), by in-
vitation, in .Westminster AJbbey, at
royal coronatIon, Aug., 1902; has tra-
velled extens!vely in Europe; rated by
Saturday N1.ght as a II millionaire,"
1907; as presdt. Massey-Harris Co,.
contributed $5,000 to nationalization of
Plains of Abraham. 1908; while at
WlnnIpe,g was an aM'., aIJ1Id dhal-rman
Flruance Comt-e" 1886; may'Ü.r anrd V.-P.
Erl. of Trade, 1887-8; returned to the
Legislature, 1888, and was Treas. In
the Greenway Admn., 1888-9; a Lib.,
and a "Warm personal friend of Sir W.
Laurler; a Presb., and a man gr. New
St. Andrew's Ob., Toronto.- tI Llaw-
haden}' St. George St., Toronto; To-
ronto Club; N ation<ll Club; Country
and Hunt Club; R, Can. Yacht Club;
Victoria Club; Toronto Cricket Club;
JONIES-JORDAN.
593
Onto Jockey Club, do.; Rideau Club,
Ottawa.
II A businen man of the hil'hest stand.
ing."-T. Globe.
Jones, Mrs. Susan, author.
D. late Robt. and - (Stairs) Mor-
row, Halifax, N.S.; b. Halifax; e.
there; m. CO'I. G. C. .JlCmes (q.v.);
gained prize O'f $200 In N Y. Herald
short story competition, Feb" 1903, for
story of "The CO'rduroy Road" ;. author
ot V'arious works of fiction, including "A
Detached Pirate," "A Girl of the
North," "The Fascinating of Mr. Sav-
age," "The Career o.f Mrs. Osborne,"
.. The Micm.ac, or The Ribbonoo Way,"
and" Out of Drowning Valley"; .S()IIIle-
times writes under tlhe nom-de-plume:
.. Helen 'M1Uecøbe" ; oontri:butoes to Lip-
pincott's and The Smart Set.-" Birken-
fels," Rockliffe Park, Ottawa.
.. A bright, vivacions, and good-looking
woman."-H. Herald.
Jones, Hen, Wendell Phillips, lawyer;
-statesman.
S. late RandO'lph K. and GertrudE:-
(Raymond) .J.; both U. E. L. descent;
b. WO'odstock, N.B., Nov. 25, 1866; e.
Woodstock Grammar Sch. and Dal-
housie Univ.; m., 1888. Grace, d. Chas.
D. .Joroan; .groJduaJted Boston Univ.
Law Sch.; barrister, 1897; K.C., 1905;
practised his prof. In Woodstock, N.H. ;
has pleaded before P. C., In Eng.;
been sch. trustee, memo Bd. of Educ.,
and commr. Provl. Hosp. for Cure O'f
Nervous Diseases; secy.-treas. munici-
pality O'f Carleton, N.B., 1899-1900;
sat fO'r CarletO'n, N.B. (Local), 1903-b;
was Solr.-Gent. (Robinson Cabinet),
1905-8; Lib.; Ang.-Woodstock, N.B.
.. A good speaker, and an aftab.1e 1\1Id
courteous gentleman."-St. John Telegraph.
Jones, William Evans, journalist.
B. Swansea, Wales, May 12, 1828;
e. Eng. (M.A., London Univ.), 1855;
commenced journalism In Eng., 1847,
at which time he was special corre-
spondent in Ire!., during the rebellion
and famine periods, for the London
Morning Chronicle; was subsequently
a co-worker, on the press, with .JO's.
Hatton, the novelist; cO'ming to' Can.,
1858, purchased the Richmond Ad-
vocate, which he has since published
as The Guardian; some of the earllcst
articles on prO'tectlon, confederatiO'n,
and Imp. federat,ion appeared from 111s
pen in this paper; founded, subse-
quently, with the late Wm. Bowden, the
CoaticoO'k Observer, and for a cO'uple
or more yrs. published, simultaneously,
no less than 4 newspapers, editing them
all, viz., The Can. Scotsman, The Me-
gantic Argu8, The Danville Union, and
the Richmond Guardian; nOw O'ne of the
very oldest jO'urnalists in Can.; retired,
1909: apptd. a special emigration com-
missioner In Eng., 1871, being a col-
league while there of the late Hon.
Thos. White, the representative of Onto
In same interest; his lectures In Eng.
and Scot. reed. extended notice In the
press; fO'r nearly half a century secy.-
treas. municipality of Cleveland; 10
yrs. chairman Bd. of Examrs. O'f Sch.
Teachers; first presdt. E. T. Press
Assn., an office he has twice occupied;
a trustee St. Francis ColI., Richmond;
now engd. writing a history of Rich-
mond; a Con., and for 3 yrs. presdt.
Llb.-Con. Assn., Richmond and Wolfe:
twice a candidate for parliamentary
honours; a BaiPt.-Vancouver, B.C.
"A careful thin:ke1J' a.nd a. good writer,"
-M. Gazette.
.. A journalist with a oonscience."-Late
Hon. H. T. Duly, K.G.
.. A vig{)rons writer and of marked in.
dependence."-Dom. Ill1J.strated.
Jordan, Herbert Edwin, educationist.
S. Frank .J.; b. nr. Lemonville, Ont.,
Feb. 18, 1878; e. there, Markham High
Sch., McMaster Unlv. (B.A., 1900;
M.A., 1901), and Chicago Unlv. (Ph.D.,
1904); m. Miss Neva Belle Mills,
Chicago, Ill.; a prO't., Brandon Bapt.
Coll., 1904-6; nO'w Instr. in math. and
physics, Mich. ColI. of Mines, Hough-
tO'n, Mich.; Bapt. -1
1 Ruby St.,
Houghton, Mich.
Jordan, Bev, Louis Henry (Presb.).
author.
S. late Wm. and Anne (McElwalne)
.J., Halifax, N.S.; b. there, .July 27,
1855; e. Dalhousie Univ. (B.A. and
Dutrerln gold med., 1875; M.A., 1878),
Princeton Unlv., Edinburgh Unlv.
(B.D., with med. In phil., 1882), Ox-
fo-ro., Berlin, iMJarbulI"g and Leipzig;
m., Sept., 1890, Catherine pollO'k, d.
Hon. .Jas. McDonald (q.v.), late Chief
.Justice of N. S.; licensed, 1879; 0.,
1882; pastor, St. Andrew's Ch., Hali-
fax, 1882-5; do., Erskine Ch., Mont-
real, 1885-90; lect. on Ch. Polity,
Montreal Presb. ColI., 1887-9; pastor,
St. .James's Square Presb. Ch., To-
ronto, 1894-1900; since then has de-
voted his whole time to travel and
special study;' special lect. on cO'm-
paratlve religion, Chicago Unlv" 1902;
attended the Parlt. of Religions,
Chicago, 1893; elected a corr, mem.,
.Japan SO'c" LO'ndon, Eng., 1891;
author: .. The Pastor's Diary and
Clerical Record" (1884), "The Com-
munion Register" (1887), co Compara-
tive RellgiO'n: Its Genesis and Growth"
(1905); .. Comparative Religion: a
Survey of Its Recent Literature"
(1906); .. Comparative Religion: Its
Method and Scope" (1908); .. The
Study of RellgiO'n in the Italian Univer-
sltles" (1909); "Modernism in Italy:
Its Origin, Its Incentive, Its Leaders,
and Its Aims" (1909); II Comparative
Religion: Its Meaning and Value"
(1910); has cO'ntrlbuted to the Rev.
o( Theology and Philosophy, Hibbert
Journal, Princeton Theol. Rev., Am.
Journal of Theol., Biblical World,
Westminster, etc.-ll Broad St., Ox-
ford, Eng.
.. A brilliant teacher and pre,aoher."-
T. New.'/.
Jordan, Bev, William aeorlre (Presb.),
ed uca Uoni8t.
S. Dennis and Elizabeth (Batty)
.J. ; b. Whitby, Eng., 1852; e. Nat.
sch., there, private study, London
Univ. (B.A.), and Airedale ColI., Brad-
fO'rd; later, a grad. In theol., Presb.
CoIl., London, En
.; D.D. (hon.),
594
JOST-JUNKIN,
Queen's Unlv., 1899; m., 1880, MarI-
anne, d. J. B. Taylorson, Sunderland,
Eng.; mlnr. United Meth, Free Chs.,
Eng., 1872-85; joined communion
Presb. Ch, of Eng., 1878; mlnr" Dud-
ley, 2 yrs.; came to Can., 1889;
Presb. minr., Strathroy, Ont., 9 yrs.;
prof. Hebrew and Old Test. exegesis,
Queen's Unlv., Kingston, Ont., since
1899; dharuoel,llOr'S .loect., 1906-7; was l'it.
ed. Dom. Presbyterian (Ottawa); In
addition to articles In Am. Journ. o(
Theal., Biblical World, Westmi7t8ter,
etc., is the author of .. Prophetic
Ideas and Id-eals" (1902), .. The
Philippian Gospel" (1904), .. Biblical
Criticism and !Modern Thought "
(1909), and" The Crown of Individu-
allty" (1910).-76 ßydenham St.,
Kingston, Onto
" Queen's ablest pro.fessor." - Dom.
Pre.'1byterian.
"A man of wide general eulture."-
Glaøgow Herald.
.. A scholarly and gr8cefnl writer."-
J[ . Herald.
Jost. 1\llls8 Kay. missionary,
D. Rev. Cranswlck J., D.D. (Meth.) ;
a graduate of Mt. Allison Ladles' Coll.;
left for Japan, to join her sister, Miss
Hattle J., in mission work In city of
Kanazawa, Dec., 1908. - Kanazawa,
Japan,
Joussard. The Bight Bev. Henri
Cèlestin (R. C.), Bishop.
S. Fran<;ols and Mélanle (Joug) J.;
b. St. Mlchel-de-St. Geolrs, l'Isere,
France, Oct. 22, 1851; e. Notre-
Dame-de-l'Osier and Notre-Dame-des-
Lumiêres, France; D.D.; joined the
Obla:t Order, 1873; o. 1880; missy. at
St. Isidore, Sask., 1880-9; sU'perior at
Vermilion, AHa., 1889-1909: l!l'P'Ptd.
v10ar 8JPos'toUc aux. qp. of Arthabaska,
Sept.., 1909: attended the Plenary
Council, Quebec, 1909, aoo Eucharistic
Congress, Montreal, 1910.-Bi8hop's
Palace, Lesser Slave Lake, Alta.
.. His life story is written in noble
deeds and noteworthy accomplishments in
the wildest parts of the oountry."-
Canada.
Joynt. Bobt, L,. merchant; legislator.
Irish origin; s. John and Mary
(Layng) J.; b. New Boyne, Ont., May
22, 1845; e. there; m., July, 1874,
Margt., e. d. Jas. Donovan. Portland,
Ont.; has been Reeve of Augusta and
Warden of Leeds and Grenville; a
Con., and sat for Grenville (Local),
1898-1905, when he retired; presdt. Gt.
Prairie Invest. Co., Man., 1903; V.-P.
ø Lake Onto NavIgation Co., 1904; Ang.
--North Augusta, Onto
Judd. Joseph Coulson. lawyer.
S. Hubert Henry and Margt. (Coul-
lIOn) J.; father from Devonshire;
mothp.r from Yorkshire, Eng.; b. Lon-
don, Ont., Feb. 1, 1864; e. pubUc sch.
and London Call. Inst.; m., Oct., 18R8,
DaJ!.sy, y. d. il8.lte F. W. Forman, Lon-
don; barl'lster, 1886; K.C., 1908; suc-
cessfully practises his prof. In London;
ald., 1891-4, 1903-4; water commr.,
1895-7 (chairman, 1896) ; memo PubUc
Library Bd., 1898-1902; Mayor of Lon-
don, 1906-7 ; V.-P. Union of Can. Munl-
cipalities, 1907-8; presdt, London "
Port Stanley Ry., 1906-7; V.-P. Lon-
don Can. Club, 1906; a royal commr.
to Investigate charges re depty. oommr,
o.f fisheries, Ont., 1905; do. do. do.
chaTg'eS re govr. Tooonto Jadl. 1906;
apptd. pollee magte., London, June 1st,
1911; a Con., and unsuccessfully con-
tested S. Middlesex (H. C.), In that In-
terest, g. e. 1900; Ang.-173 Ridout St.,
London, Ont.; London Club; Travellers'
Club; Baconian Club; Conservative
Club, do.
Judge. Bev, Arthur Korner (Ang.).
S. CorneUus and Harriet (Horner)
J., Bedfordshlre, Eng.; b. Montreal,
Aug. 11, 1859; e, Unlv. Bishop's CoIl.,
Lennoxvllle, P.Q. (B.A., 1878; M.A.,
1882); m., 1884, Frederica Georgiana,
:
rd d. Major Mathias, 2nd Queen's
Own Regt., ".t1Jill ,Acres," Melbourne,
P.Q.; O. deacon, 1882; priest, 1883;
rector St. Peter's, CooksWre, P.Q.,
1882; curate Ch. of the Heavenly
Rest, 5th Ave., N, Y., 1890; rector
St. Johns, Franklin, Penn., 1895;
since 1900 do. St. Matthew's Ch., N.
Y.; presdt. Brl\ot. &:fus. and Universi-
ties' Club, N. Y., 1904-5; as such, pre-
sented by club with a handsome jewel
of office.-32 W, 8
th St., New York.
Judge. Edgar. merchant.
B. Bedfordshlre, Eng.. 1833; e. there;
m. (wife d. 1908) ; came to Can., 1857;
was for a time associated with late
Thos. Sellar, In publishing the Ech"
and Proto Epis. Recorder, then the
Ang. ch, organ In Ont.; removed to
Montreal, and entd. mercantlle Ufe
there, 1860; commenced business in
the grain trade on hili own acoount,
1865; was also ed, of Saturday Reader
and of Trade Re1J.; was one of the
originators of the Montreal Citizens'
League, 1888;
ater, a !promoter 'Of Ibhe
Good Govt. Assn.; has long been con-
neded with the Bd. of Trade (coun-
cillor some yrs., treas. 3 y.rs.) and the
Corn Exchange Assn. (presdt. 2 yrs.) ;
presdt. Westmount Municipal Assn.,
1903-5 ; formerly treas. Montreal
Ec-onomlc and Statistical Assn. and a
memo Extve. Comte., .Montreal branch
Navy League; Is a councillor, Montreal
Pol. Econ. Club; ,formerly a Lib., and
was presdt. of Y.M.'s RefoTm Club;
since 1891 a Can.; an Ang. and a Synod
del.-a The Sherbrooke," 1'.1 ontreal.
II No
ne is better known or is more
highly respected in Montreal."-M. Star.
Judge. Bev, Edward Percival (Ang.).
E. s. Edgar J. (q.v.); b. and e.
Montreal; m., Mch., 1894, Katie Martha,
d. Geo. B. Capel, Montreal; graduated
Montreal Dloc. Theol. ColI., 1890; O.
deacon, 1890; priest, 1891; has been
incumbent Papineauvllle and Mas-
couche, P.Q.; now rector of Brame,
P.Q.; V.-P. Sunday Sch. Union, P.Q.,
1909.-Brome, P.Q.
,. Junius. Jr." (see Hellmuth, I. F.).
Junkin. James Frederick. financial
agent and broker.
B. nr. Fenelon Falls, Ont., 1862; e.
Peterborough High Sch.; m., 1889,
iMilss Susan A. M'Organ (& memo extV'e.
cOffilte. Woman' oS tA,rt Assn. of Can. ) ,
JUNOR-KAHN.
Qhdoa.g'O, 1i1l.; stJudJed f'Or moo. 'Prof. a.t
TI'Ì'n. Undv., 'Doronoo, Þut arrer some
Y'rs. entd. ,ins. fie.Id; Ð.gIent Sun Life
Ass"U'r. Co., BrockviUe, and llaltør at
Ot1aJwa and tÌ1!fIOIUghout Obtawa V8Jl-
ley, be>OQlming ulltimate1y genl. .8Jgent
8lt bead offi.ce; ræLgned" .1892, to
aocept 'ProV'l. rnanageI'lShÏp M.an!rs.'
Lï.fe C'O., Montreal, whioh he ex-
tEmdeð so as to include ;the foredgn
òe!P't- ; promo1oo gteJ1ll. anan.gr. and
mango dir. 'Of 00., May, 1895; Il"e-
signed, May, 1007, to enter business
on his 'Own a.ooou.nt; on a.o.th anndver-
sary of his appt. was presented with
silver tea service by the co., In ap-
preciation of his work; circled thA
globe, 'Via Egypt, India, and China,
1902; elected V.-P. Can. Life In
.
OtTr.s.' .Aossn., 190.4,-" Ra'Ven8tOold)'
01"e8cent Rd., Toronto; National Olub.
II A born in6u,rance man."-ln.. BuUe-
tin,
Junor. Bev, David (Presb.).
S. late Kenneth J" formerly of Inver-
gordon, Scot.; b. London, Ont., July 20,
1842; e. public schs. and Toronto Univ.
(B.A.. witJh .sio1v>er med. in mØJt.h. and
prize for Eng. essay, 1866; M.A.,
1869); m., 1870, Helen, d. Robt.
Holmes, Detroit. Mich. ; barrister,
1870; pra.ctised 4 yrs., at St. Mary's;
removed to Wisconsin, 1872; admitted
to Wis. bar, 1873, but did not prac-
tise there; principal Berlin (Ont.)
High Sch., and late. do. High Sch.,
Saginaw, Mich.; entd. Presb. ministry,
1886; pastor Mt. Olivet Presb. Ch.,
Brooklyn, 1286-75; since then has been
pastor old ch. of the Huguenots,
Huguenot Park, Borough of Richmond,
N. Y. City; active in public matters;
a memo Borough Comte. 'On new ferry
and the comte. to layout new 3,600-
acre 'Park system; also of comte. of
5 to look after the drainage of the
borough. - Huguenot Park, Borough
of Richmond, New York Oity,
JUnor. Bev. Kenneth Frank (Presb.).
Bro. of preceding; b. London, Ont.,
Aug. 31, 1846; e. St. Mary's Sch. and
Toronto Un-iv.; tn., 1st. 1873, Miss E.
J. Moore, St. Mary's, Onto (d. 1886);
2nd.ly. 1893, Mrs. Morrison", d. 1l3ite Jas.
Campbell, Toronto; studied theol. at
Knox ColI., Toronto, and Union Semy.,
N. Y.; graduated 1873;; o. do.; first
Presb. pastor, Hamilton, Bermuda,
1873-77; foreign moLssy., Formosa,
China, 1877-82; M.D. (Univ. of N. Y.),
1886; pastor De Witt Dutch Ref. Ch.,
1886-95; since then do. 34th St. Re-
Kaburagi, Bev. Goro (Meth.).
A memo clan of Chlba; b. Chiba-Ken,
Japan; e. Imp. CoIl. of Forestry,
Tokyo, and Upper Iowa Univ., Fay-
ettE'; m. Miss Kaoru Jahiwara; pur-
sued theol. studies Garrett Bib. Inst.,
Evanston, Ill.; admitted Meth. minis-
try, 1879; a memo B. C. Conf., Can.
Meth. Ch.; supdt. of Japanese work,
and pastor Japanese Ch., Vancouver,
595
form. C-oll. Ch.; lecturer on China ABd
Formosa, Bd. of Educ., N, Y., for 80me
yrs.; practising physician and con-
sulting oculist Ideal Sight Restorer
Co., N, Y.; formerly ed. Bermudian,
Bermuda, and, later, of Christian Idea,
N. Y.; an expert microscopist; a memo
N: Y. Mlcroscop. Soc., Acad. of Med.,
Kings Co. Med. Soc., and N. Y. Ento-
mological Soc. - .658 E. Twenty-ninth
St., Brooklyn, N.Y,
JurJ". Alfred p,. Dom. pubUc service.
B. and e. Kent, Eng.; came to Can.,
1873; originally a tailor; all his life
sln.ce manhood! has been closely ,Identi-
fied with labour interests; served fre-
quently as a memo Dom. Trades Oon-
gress; contrI-bute-d to the Toronto Globe
a series of pa.pers on the condition of
the working classes, Its cause and
remedy, 1880; contested Toronto E.
(H. C.), In Lab.-Lib. Interest, g. e.
1887; favoured commercial union,
1888; a'pptd. memo Onto Prison Reform
Coron., 1890; do. Dam. Immigration
Agent, Liverpool, Eng., Mch., 1897.-
Liverpool, Eng.
II P.roud to be counted among hi.
friends."-Late Prof. Goldwin Smith.
"An effective public speaker and an old
campaigner."-T. Globø,
Just, Conradin Frederick. Dom. public
service,
B. Clifton, Bristol, Eng., Nov, 8,
1857; e. Bristol Grammar Sch.; recd.
a business training in Eng. and on
Continent of Europe; apptd., Mch.,
1881, to statT of High Commr.'s Office,
London, Eng., under late Sir Alex.
Galt, where he remains; is the senior
official In the Can. service In Gt. Brit.;
served as Can. juror, Antwerp Intern.
Exhn., 1885; acted subsequently as pri-
vate secy, to Sir Chas. Tupper,
Bart. (q.'V.); was on various special
foreign missions, including the Postal
Congress at Vienna, 1891; the
Intern. Ry. Congress, 1892 and
1895, and during the French treaty
negotiations at Paris, 1893 and 1894,
the first treaty concluded by a Brit.
selt-governing colony; a frequent con-
tributor to the Eng. and Can. press on
commercial and economic subjects and
va the ,proceed'ing1s .of V\arious SQoC'S.;
awarded the Soc. of Arts med. for a
paper on "The Manufacturing Indus-
tries of Greater Brltain-Canada....
1905.-11 and 12 Oharing 01'088, Lon-
don, S. W.; National Liberal Club,
WJLitehall Place, B. W.
K
B.C.; ed. Oanadian New8, the first and
only Japanese daily published In Can,;
was also the founder of the Vancouvcl"
Weekly and The Star of Bethlehem;
organized the first Japanese chUdren'.
sch. in Can.; Is the only ordained min-
ister among his people.-
Z8 Oordova
St. E., Vancouver, B.O,
"Kahn, The II (see Kernighan, Robert
Kirkland).
596
KAI
E---KA V ANAGH.
Kame, Hon. John Charles, legislator;
manufacturer.
S. late Ald. John and Ellen (Mc-
Gowan) K.; b. Quebec, Oct. 18, 1854;
e. Commercial Acad., Quebec; m., 1st,
Jan., 1879, Miss Theresa Maria TuckeI'
(d.); 2ndly, Feb., 1904, Miss Hel
Smith; a steamboat owner and lumber
manfr. ; Can. representative Lake
Champlain Transportation Co., and the
pulpwood importing firm, Burleigh &
Weeks, Whitehall, N.Y.; chief promoter
K. & Bird Transportation Co. (L. P.
1907); formerly presdt. St. Patrick's
Lit. Inst., Quebec; author address on
.. The Irishman in Can." (1907), high-
ly commended; a Lib., and has repre-
sented Quebec West (Local) since g. e.
1904; called to the Quebec Govt., with-
out portfolio, Jan., 1906; R. C.-
! Ste.
Ursule St., Quebec.
Kains, Archibald, banking profession.
S. late "\Vm. King K., a native of
Grenville, P.Q. ; grands. Thos. K., a re-
tired naval offr.; family early settled
In Ottawa Valley; b. London, Ont.,
Nov. 24, 1865; e. London ColI. Inst.;
m., 1895, d. Geo. W. Donaldson, Ard-
tornish, Pike Co., Penn.; since leaving
sch. has been in service of Can. Bank
of Commerce; was successively asst.
mangr., Montreal; mangr., Chicago, and
mangr., San Francisco; apptd. clearing
house man gr. , San Francisco, being the
first to hold the position, ApI., 1908;
Ang.-9,U Chestnut St., San Francisco,
Cal.;. Pacific Union Club, do.
Kappele, George, Onto public service.
German descent; s. late Rev. Stephen
K. (,Meth.); b. and e. Ont.; m., May,
1889, Kate Reece, o. s. d, Mary Bezin
Heyes, Toronto; an undergrad. in law,
T.oronto Univ.; barrister, 1883 (gold
med., Can. Law Soc.) ; K.C., 1908; suc-
cessfully practised his prof. In To-
ronto; a partner late John Bain, K.C.,
and Wm. Laidlaw, K.C.; presdt. Os-
goode Legal and Lit. Soc., 1890-1; ap-
pOinted an official referee, Sept., 1907;
a Meth.; a FrE'emason. - 9 Meredith
Crescent, Toronto: Albany Club.
Karn, Dennis Weston, manufacturer.
S. late Peter and Priscilla (Thorn-
ton) K., West Zorra, Co. Oxford, Ont.:
b. there, Feb. 6, 1843; e. dlst. schs. and
Woodstock ColI., of which he was sub-
sequently treas. and memo Bel. Trus-
tees; m., 1865, Elizabeth Hannah, e. d.
late Ralph Featherston, West Zorra;
presdt. K. Piano & Organ Co., Ltd.,
manfrs. pianos, organs, melodeons, and
other musical instruments: !has built
organs for many of the Ang., Presb.,
Meth., and Cath. churches In the Dom. ;
In 1903 Installed in the Metropolltan
Meth. Ch., Toron to, a pipe organ be-
lieved to be the largest ever erected In
Can. up to that time; has branch offices
and warerooms In London, Eng., and
Hamburg, Germany; has served In both
Town and Co. Councils; was succes-
sive.1y reev-e and ma
-or (Jf Woodstock,
presdt. Bd. of Trade, and an electri
light and waterworks commr.; is a dir.
Home Life Assn., V.-P. Trusts & Guar-
antee Co., Dom. Permt. Loan Co., Peo-
ple's Life Ins. Co., Woodstock & Thame!'l
Valley & Ingersoll Electric Ry. System,
and presdt. Woodstock Express Print-
Ing Co. and Woodstock Genl. Hosp.;
elected presdt. Can. Manfrs.' Assn"
U97; a supporter of athletics; Is
pr<'sdt. Lawn Tennis and Bowllng Club,
and hon. presdt. Western Bowling
Assn.; a Con.; Is hon. presdt. Wood-
stock Con. Club, and contested N. Ox-
ford (H. C.), unsuccessfully, in that
intE'rest, g. e.'s 1891 and 1896; a con-
tributor to Can. Horticulturist: a Frpe-
mason, m'em. Can. Home Circl'EJS :and (J.f
A. O. U. W.; a Bapt.; is a govr. and
senator McMaster Unlv., and V.-P.
Bapt. Convention, Onto and Quebec.-
I< Woodbine," Woodstock, Onto
.. Possesses a continental reputation lor-
the excellence 01 his productll."-M. and E,
Kaulbach, Major Henry Albert, H.M.'.
regular mil. forces.
O. s. Ven. .ATühCLeaoon (q.v.) and
Ml3.ry S.oJpihia (IBradishaw) K.; b. Truro,
N.,S. ; gradu;wted Royal M.i1. 0011., K
ng-
ston, 1899: m. A'}.ice, d. .la.te Rev. A
J. Townsend: (iAmg.); a maj'Or, Royal
Lanocast!er Regt.; 8il>ptd. aòjt. RDy'al
Mil. 001'1., KiI1lgSton, Sept., 1908; held
appts. 8)t St. HeJlenla, Belfast, and other
places; served in S. Afrioan Wrar, 1899-
1901 (mentioned in desp'abcbes. Qu.een's
med., w:i,th 6 clasps); An,g.-Royat
Military ,College, Kingston, Ont.;
Frontenao Club, do.
Kaulbach, The Venerable James Al-
bert (Ang,).
Third s. late J. H. K., high sheriff of
Lunenburg, N.S.; b. Lunenburg, Aug.
30, 1839; E'. local Grammar Sch. and
Kir:g's Coli., Windsor (B.A., 186-1;
M.A., 1868; D.D., 1900) ; m., ApI., 1876,
Mary Sop.hda, d. laJte Jas. F, Bradshaw,
QueblCiC; O. d'OOJC'on, 1&64; pr-ie<st, 1865;
curate River Joohn
1864-70; vicaT .ot
Trur.o, 1870-03; rector d'O. since 1903;
apptd. archdeacon of N. S. and a canull
St. Luke's ,00000h" Hal,ifax, IMtay, 1889;
has bf'en examg. chaplain to the Bp.
of N. S.. since 1896; formerly a govr.
of King's CoIL and ,0011. S'CIh., Wlnd's'O-r;
has served as a del. to the prov!. an(]
Geni. Synods; was a del. Pan-Ang.
Congress, London, Eng., 1908; a del.,
Ang. Oh. Oongress, Hall fax , N.S., 1910:
a d,ir. Can. Club, T.ruro.-Truro, N.S.;
Canadian Club, do.
Kavanagh, Henry John, lawyer.
Irish origin: s. late Hy. K., Inspr,
of customs of Can., and Mary A. H,
(Horan) K.; b. Quebec, Oct. 30. 1850
e. Re.gl'O'PoHs ColI., Klng'St'On, St,
Ma.ry's (JeS'U-it) OolL, anoei !M'oGUI Unlv.
(B.C.L., 1878), Montreal; m., Oct.,
1904, Minnie, d. late Ohas. Crookall,
Merehants' Bank (Jf Can.; oadV'OCat-e,
1879; K..C. (E. of Derby), 1893; d(J.
(P.Q.), 1899: head (}If law firm K"
Lajoie & Laooste, 'Montrøal; oR. 0.,
unl<ÌJC'r E. F. AJc.t, Mont're-al OentI"1e,
1885 ; clOffilPiIe.r of an 00. of II The OivU
Ood.e 'Of Lower Oan." (1898); a memo
Intern. Truth Soc., 190-6: ,presdt. Cath.
'rut!h Soc., Monrtr.eal, 1896-7; do. ,St.
Patr,iock's Soc., Moontr-ea-l, 1909-10; a
del. Irisih Nat. C.on vent,i on, Dub),in þ
Irel., 1896; elected a dir. Moontreal
Citizens' Assn., 1910; a Con. ; a R. C.-
KAVAN AGH-KEA TING.
597
19 Lome A ve., Montreal; Knights 01
Columbus, do.
.][avanagh, Bev, Isidore J" S..J.
(R.C.).
Bro. Henry J. K. (q.v.); b. Mont-
real, 1855; e. Commercial Acad., St.
Mary's (.Jøsui-t) 0011. the.re, St<mey-
burst, Eng., and St. Francis Xavier
COlli., N.Y. (B.:A.., 1878; B.Sc., dlO.;
M.A., 1905); D.Sc., hon. (St Francis
Xavier Univ., Antigonish, N.S.), 1909:
-entd. S. J. and was o. 1888; studied
at Stoneyhurst under Father Perry,
S.J., dir. astron. and mag. observa-
tory; took post-grad. course at Owens
ColI. (Victoria Univ.), under Dr. Bal-
four Stewart and Sir Hy. Roscoe; his
geol. work on Lower Carboniferous at-
tracted attention of Brit. Assn., South-
port; spent 2 years In Europe In theoI.
study, after 0.; returning to Can., was
101' 4 yrs. prof. of science, St. Boni-
face ColI., Man.; also math. examr.
Man. Univ. and pastor Portage la
Prairie; since 1896 has been science
master Loyola ColI., Montreal, and
chaplain Royal Vie. Hosp., Montreal;
a noted astronomer, and a memo Royal
Astron. Soc.; was a memo of the Can.
Govt. Expdn. to Labrador for the c b-
servation of the solar eclipse, 1905
(see his report, published by ParIt.) ;
well known as a lecturer.-Loyola Col-
lege, Montreal.
Kay, Oeorge :E'rederick, educationist.
S. Jos. S. K., Virginia, Ont. : b. there
Sept. 14. 1873: e. Owen Sound CoIl.
1nS't., Toron'to Un-iv. (B..A., 1900; M.A.,
1902), and Ohicago Uruiv.: m. Miss
Bethea H. Hopper, Paisley, Ont.; J)rin-
dopal pubHc SM., Zephy'l', Orbt, 1892-4;
fellow in geol., Chicago Univ.. 190
-4:
asst. .prof. mineral. and p.etroÞogy, Kan-
sas Univ., 1904-7; prof. minerel., petro-
}logy, anod economic g-eol., Univ. of 10"\',"3.,
since 1907; was asst. geol., Algoma
CoommeI"Cial Co., Sault Ste. !Marie.
1901-3; field asst., Onto Bureau of
Mines, 1903; do. do. U. S. Qeol. Survey
during summers 1905-7; author various
scientific papers; Presb.-Iowa City,
Ia.
Xaye, Edmund George, lawyer.
S. late J. J. K.. Q.C., and Anne
Elizabeth (Bonsall) K.; U. E. r....
stock on mother's side; b. and e. St.
John, N.B.; unm.; barrister, 1879;
K.C., 1907; successfully practises his
prof. In St. John-; for some yrs. was a
leet. on bills and notes and ,private
intern. law, King's Coll. Uaw Sch., St.
John; Lib.; Ang.-l0 Peel St., St. John,
Halifax Club, Halifax, N.S.
Xaye, Major John Henry, Can. regu-
lar mil. forces.
S. late J. J. K., Q.C.. St. John, N.H ;
b. there, June 28, 1869; e. there; m.,
Oct., 1903, Ida Beatrice, o. d. late
Brig.-Genl. Buchan, C.B.; gazetted
Heu-t., R. C. R. I., 1898; capt., 1904;
major, 1909; servoo odouring oS A. War
{Queen's med., w.ith 4 dasps) ; Am
.-
Wolseley Barracks, London, Ont.;
Halifax Club, Halifax, N.S.
Xeane, Mrs. Amy Hoskin, author and
composer.
D. late L. J. Hoskin, a prominent
pioneer of the Newcastle Dlst., Ont.,
and a Can. mother, through whom ::;ht>
Is connected with several old Frencl1-
Can. families; b. Co. Northumberland,
Ont.; e. by her father; studied music
under !private m:asteoI"S and at t'he Cong.
de Notre Dame, Ottawa; m., Nov., 188í,
M. J. Keane, M.D., Brantford, Ont.; a
memo .. The Daughters of the Empire" ;
Introduced the custom therein of com-
memorating the services of the mems.
of the S. A. contingents, by presenting
each of the survivors with a com-
memorative card and boutonniere of
violets on Victoria Day, on which da)p
thE' order authorizes the wearing of thE'
,-Iolet; author of a vol. and of numer-
ous articles for the press, as well as or
the mil. song, II The Colonials and tIlt'
Flag," which has passed through 2
eds., has been approved by His Majes-
ty the King, and sanctioned for use In
the public schs. and other educational
institutions of Ont.-Brantford, Onto
Keane, JOhn, civic service.
B. Co. Tyrone, Irel.; e. there; came
to Can., 1874; m., July, 1902, Miss :May
Electra Allan, Ottawa;' has been secy.
for many yrs. of the Assoc. Charities
and Children's Aid Soc., Ottawa; {!
PrE'sb.-292 Kent St., Ottawa.
Kearney, Thomas James, merchant.
E. s. family of 5; b. Tp. Smith, Co.
Peterborough, Onto (where family has
Î'l:'en settled since 1825), 1872; e. pub-
lic sch., Young's Point; unm.; went to
Klondike, 1898; an extensive and suc-
cessful merchant; nominated for H. C.
by Yukon Lib. convention, 1904, but
retired in favour of Dr. Thompson, who
flccepted the Lib. platform and was
elected; a R. C.-Bonanza, Yukon.
:Keary, Wnliam Holland, late Dom.
public service.
B. ApI. 27, 1857; for some time ac-
countant, storekeeper and sch. master.
B. C. Penty.; elected Mayor of New
Westminster, B.C., being his 80th con-
secutive Ite-rm., Dec., 1909; elected
preSidt. Union of B. C. Municipalities,
1909...10; has been provl. p.resdt. Union
Can. Municlp.a;lltles.-New Westmin-
ster, B.C.
:Keating, Cecil A" manufactu.rer.
IS. W. H. and Eliza W. K., Halifax,
N.S.; b. Halifax, -Mch. 20, 1850; e. pub-
lic schs.; m., 1877, Miss Nellie C. Joy",
Kankakee, Ill.; began mfg. Implements,
Chicago, 1870; now presdt. Keating
Implement & Machine Co. and Texas
Disc Plow Co. ; also, since 1891, presdt.
Trinity River Navigation Co., organ-
ized for purpose of securing Govt. aid
to convert Trinity River from Dallas
to Gulf of Mexico, 500 miles. into a
can a,}, for which .purpose Congress
has appropr.iated. a;oout $1,000,000; al90
presdt. Texas State Fall' Comn. ;
spoken of as a candidate for govr.-
Dallas, Te:r;,
.. In the very fore.front of bu&inea.
and municipal life."-Dalla. New..
Keating, Edward Henry, civil en-
gineer.
Fourth S. Wm. Hy. K., barrister, Co!'
many yrs. Depty. provl. Secy. of N, S.;
598
KEATING-KEEF1ER,
b. Ha:Lifa.x, N.s.. Aug. 7, 1844; e, Free
Ch, Acad. and Dalhousie Univ.; m.
Mary Little, e. d. J. Fleming Blanch-
ard, Truro, N.S.; studied enging. under
Oeo. Whiteman, C.E., prov!. Oovt. en-
gineer, and Sir Sandford Fleming
(q.v.): a memo lnst. C. E., London,
1873; do. Am. .soc. of C. E.; a memo Can.
Soc. C.E. (past presdt. and hon. coun-
ciUor do.); has filled the following
poelUons: ass1. eng.r., Pdctou Exten-
sion Ry., N. S.; chief draughtsman,
Vnndsor and Annapolis Ry., do.; con-
tractors' engr. European and N. Am.
Ry., N. B.: asst. engr. different divs.
Intercl. Ry., N. S. and N. B.; div. en gr.
In ohaI'lge IOf .exp1omtlon C. P. Ry. ; city
ell gr. and chief engr. of waterworks,
Halifax, N.S.; also resident engr. Halt-
tax Graving Dock, 1872-90; city engr.,
Duluth, Minn., and designed extensive
Improvements in watprworks system
there, 1891; city engr., Toronto, 1892-8 ;
genl. man gr. Toronto St. Ry., 1898-
1904: mangr. and engr. Mackenzie &:
Mann Syndicate, Mexico, 1904-5; since
then consulting engr. K. & Breithaupt,
Toronto; was a royal commr. re dry-
dock, Montreal, 1903; has designed
waterworks for various towns and
cities, besides sewerage works and
other Improvements; author of numer-
ous papers and reports on technical
and proto sujects; a Con.; an Ang.-
"9 Elm A'Ve., Toronto; Toronto Club;
Engineers' Club, do.
.. An able and honest engineer."-
Week.
.. A man of tad and dip]om-aey."-
Oan. Archftecf.
Keating, Miss Heloise :1" harpist.
D. E. H. K. (q.'V.); b. and e. Can.;
pursued studies at the Conservatolre.
Royal dp Bruxelles; awarded first prizp
(avec di3tinction) , rogetJber with the
Queen's prize, 1906: joined stall' '1'0-
ronto Oonserv. of Music, 00.-99 Elm
A'Ve., Toronto.
.. Keats, The Cana41an" (see String-
er, Arthur John).
Ke.7, Herbert 0., educationist.
S. Orestes H., a.tJty.-at-Ia.w, and Ma
A. K.; b. Laconla, N.H., Aug. 15, 1875;
e. Sanborn Semy., N. H., and Mass,
[nst. Tech., Bostún, Mass. (B.Sc.); a
mech. engr,; wl'fu IPenn. Steel 00., .1900-
D1; ch'lef diraughtsman Boston & :Maine
Ry., Bost'Ûn, Mass., 1901-06; asst. prof.
mech. enging. McGill Unlv., 1906-8;
apptd. prof. transportation and head
of dept. of railways. do., May. 1908.:
a Prot.-210 Milton St., Montreal; Un
-
versity Club, do.
Keefer, Benjamin Berr7, j ouma.ll st.
Seventh S. late Jacob and ChrlsUna
Th(.resa (Grant) K., Beaver Dams and
Thorold, Ont.; U. E. L. descent: b.
Oct. 23. 1848; e. Thorold; m., Nov.,
1876, Bessie A. Starr (d. ). d. Thos.
Allan, merchant and shipowne,:. .Yar-
mouth, N.S.; entd. Meth. mInIstry.
1868; held pastorates. Brantford, Lon-
don. Guelph, Hamilton. Wing-ham, e.te. ;
withdrew from ministry. 1892; SInce
devoted himself to journalism; was on
ed. staff Hamilton Spectator and Ot-
tawa Citizen; since Mch., 190i, has
bßen ed. and propr. The Glengarrian,
Alexandria: autJhor several sermon-a
and loect'Ures; a Oon.-Alexandria, Ont,
(D. Ottawa, June 19. 1911.)
Keefer, Charles Henr7, civil engineer,
E. ,so '1'. C. K., LL.Ð., C.M.G. (q.'V.);
U. E. L. descent; b. Rideau Hall, Ot-
tawa, May 7, 1851; e ,there; m., 1877:
Lucy M. (a dlr. W'Ûman's Art Assn.,
Ottawa), d. late Alpheus Jones, Pres-
cott, Ont.; studied! for his prof. with
hIs father; a charter memo Soc, C. E.,
1887; V.-P, do., 1905; employed on
prt:Ilmlnary survey for Ottawa water-
works, 1869, and, later, on another
survey tor Can. Govt.; engd. On con-
structllon, C. P. Ry. (Ottawa and Carle-
ton ,Pla.oe), 1870; do, dl(). Chaudlere
branch, St. Lawrence & Ottawa Hy.,
1871; do. do. Ottawa waterworks, 1871-
75; on location of surveys, Ypllow
Head, Rocky .M,ts., C. .P. Ry., 1876-7;
after devoting several yrs. to harbour
wûrks and surveys for ship channel
bf'tween Montreal and Quebec, and
bridge and ry. work, undertook work
in connection with location and con-
struction of branches In Penn. of N. Y.,
Lake Erie & Western Ry., and of the
cor;
tructlon on that line of the well-
known Klnzua Viaduct. 301 ft. in
heLg.hit and 2,053 in length; subse-
Quently was employed On constn.ction
of C. P. tRy.: dn Kicking Horse Pass,
B.C.; sInce then has been employed. III
canal W'O'l"k; at 'Present .Is In !J>8,rtner-
ship with his son, '1'. C. K., jr., late
Heut. R. E., Ottawa, making a specially
of reports and construction water-pow-
el"S, 'W'8.'terW()Tkis, sewerage, bflidges 18.00
rys.; An.g,: presented site for new Ch,
of Eng. at iRoekl:iffe, 1909.-" Elnt-
wood," Rockliffe, Ottawa; Rideau Club;
Ottawa Hunt Club, do.
Keefer, Fra.ncls Hen17, lawyer.
S. Jas. K., co. elk., Middlesex, Ont.;
grands. Geo. K., Thorold, Ont.; U. E.
L. descent; .b. StmJbhroy, Onrt., Jully 24,
!EGO; e. local grammar sch., U. C.
ColI., and Toronto Unlv. (B.A., 1R81;
MJA., 1882; LL.B., do.);. m.. J.884,
knnle, d. Capt. A. W. Dailey, N.Y.;
barrister, 1884; K.C., 1908; suc-
cessfully pmotls-E!lS hl.s p.rof. in Port
Art-hur, where he Is one I()f the
loee.doers 'Ûf the bar, town solr., and
Crown .counsel fbr the dlst.; V.-P.
U. C. Coil. Old! Boys' Assn., 1910; a
Con., and unsuccessfully con tested
Thunder Bay and Rainy River (H. C.)
In that Interest, g. e. 1908; an Ang.,
and a del. to the Synod: a memo Nat.
Comte. Ang. Layman's Missy. Move.
ment 1909; an official del. BI-Cent.
Ang.' Ch, celebration, Halifax, N.S.,
191i; an Od'difellow and a Forester.-
Port Arthur, Ont.; Port Arthur Club.
Keefer, George Alexander, civil engr.
Second and only surv. s. late Oeo,
K, jr., C.E., Thorold, Ont.; U. E. L.
descent; b. Cornwall, Ont., Sept. 10,
1836; e. U. C. OoLI.; m. Oh.wrllOtte
Maude, y. d. late Dan!. MacMartin,
Q.C., Perth, Ont.; a memo Inst. C. E.,
Am. Soc. C. E., and Can. Soc. C. E.;
first employed on survey G. T. R.,
Montreal t'Û Cúrnwall, and 18Jter on V.
KJEEFER.
599
A: O. branch, under late Wm. Kings-
ford, C.E., and afterwards on Brock-
vllle & Ottawa branch, under his uncle,
the late Saml. Keefer, C.E.; was, sub-
sequently, chief engr. Belleville &: N.
Hastings Junction Ry., from BellevUle
to Peterborough, and made the first
exploration for a direct line of ry.
from Ottawa to TOI'lonto (nowC.,P. Ry,
roube); entering Govt. serv'i'Ce, 1872,
was employed in prellminary surveys
r C. P. Ry. -in JOO.cky iM'ts., through
the Yellow Head Pass, wintering In
the Rockies, and remained in that ser-
vice until the completion of B. C. sec.
by Govt., and Its transfer to the co.,
1886; constructed one of the heaviest
secs. In Fmser River Canyons (on
w'hdch a S'tat1o:n named Koofers
s es-
tab.); afterwards constructed water-
works for city of Vancouver, by bring-
Ing the waters of the Capitano River
from the m ts. on the north side of
Burrard Inlet by a submerged pipe In
a rapid tide-way; also dykes and
drainage works In B. C.; since May,
1!I00, has been resident engr. of Dom.
Public Works in B. C.: whf'n the Rus-
stan engrs. examined the C. P. Ry., pre-
vious to the commencement of their
Siberian road, they offered a Can.
eyndicate a contract for the terminal
sec. on the Pacific, at Vladivostock, at
prices which Induced the syndicate to
send over an en gr. (Mr. K.) to ex-
amine and report In the matter; be
took steamer from Victoria to Japan,
and then to Vladivostock, going over
the proposed route between tbat sea-
port and the Amoor River, and rf'-
porting thereon to. bls employers on
his return: Is a councillor Can. Soc.
C. E.; hoMs a 1st olass M. S. oert.,
and was a commissioned otrr. In the
Vol. Mil. for some yrs.: an An
.-
Vfctoria, B.C.; Union Club. do.; West-
111inster Club, New West111inster, B.C.
Keefer, ':rhoma. Coltrin, civil engin-
eer.
Grands. of an AJsatian Huguenot
who carne to Am. In early llfe, set-
tling In the Brit. Colony of N. J., and
who afterwards served In the Brit.
army during the Am. Revolutionary
War; s. Geo. K., aU. E. Loyalist, and
Jane, d. Ed,ward McBride, M.P.P.; b.
Thorold, Ont., Nov. 4, 1821; e. St.
Catharlnes Acad. and U. C. CoIl.;
LL.D. (hon.), McGIII Unlv., 1905; m.,
1st, 1848, Ellzabeth (d. 1870), y. d.
late Hon. Thos. IMcKlay, M.L.-C., Rideau
Ha1J, Ottawa; 2ndly, 1873, her sister
Annie, (d. Dec., 1906), widow John
McKinnon, Ottawa; commenced career
as an engr. on the 'Erie and Well and
canals, 1838-45; was chief engr. Ot-
ta;wa River Works, 1845-8: later was
charged wLth .surveys for the naviga-
tion of the Taß)dds of the St. Lawrence,
and still ,Yater (1850) was sent by the
Can. Govt. to assist the U. S. Consul
to report on Can. trade wltlh the U. .S. ;
alSo() assisted dn preparing a second
report, Which, with the 'Other Teport,
led to the Reciprocity Treaty of 1854;
8ibout this time was engd. in making
preliminary surveys for the G. T, Ry.,
between iMontreal and Toronto, and
for a ry. bridge over the St. Lawrence
at Montreal; served as a commr.
Intern. Exbn., London, Eng., 1857 and
1862, and as Can. commr., Parus Exbn.,
1878; ('Presented to the late King
Edward; cre'ated an officer of tobe
Legion of Honour; C.M.G., 1878) ; engr.
Montrea-l HJatíbour OommTs., 1853 ; 'lste<r
constructed '\Vater works, Montreal.
HamUton and Ottawa, and /Was for
some tim
chief en.g1I'. to V'arious rys.
in U
r and Lower Can., and Intern.
oommr. for deeper watel'lWays between
the Great Lakes and the Atlantic sea-
boo,Td; Slerv>ed 'bhe muntry in many
'Other oaJpacltle.s and w,lrtJh ,great
benefit Ithe
rt'O a.nd oredit ot'O himself;
WIOIl Lord Elgin's þI'lIz.e f'Or tlhe be&t
essay on II The Influence 'Of ,the Cana:1.
of Canada on her Agriculture" (1850);
aJS'O au.thor of .. The RhiIosophy of
RaUwa}'1S" (1849) and, otJher works, dn-
clud,lng one advocating t'he construc-
Uon of a .can. Pacific Ry.; F.R.S.C.,
-1891; V.-P. do., 1
97; presd,t. do.,
1898; mem. II1ß'Ì. C. E., 1877; a memo
Am. Soc. C. E. (V.-P. do., 1886-7;
presdt., 1888; desired to sit for hi.
portrait for the soc., 1905); one of
the f-ounders of the Can. Soc. C. E.
and Its first presdt., 1887; re-elected
pre.sdt., 1897; an hon. memo do. since
1903, and an hon. mem. of various
other bodies; presdt. Rideau Club,
1881; 'has .served on various OCCasloM
as a Royal' Oomrmor., noo1aJbly 'in CJOIIJ.-
neot1()n wltlh 'fue C. IP. Ry. and torue ice
ft.oodl9 rat ,M'Ol1itreal; A'llrg.-" ManoT
House," Rackliffe, Ottawa; Ridea#
Club; Canadian Club, Ottawa.
.. His emri'nent pThblic services wiLl merit
aome further ma.rk .of Ro-y&1 f.a.voor--øhaU
we have the great pJe.asure of greeting him
IIIC)]J1e day as Sir Thooon>as î"-O. Citizen.
II His enginooring works Ohave madehil
Di&1De f.amiliar throughout Osnada" and hiI
writings have stamped him u & man of
remark.able foresight IÍD jpUblic aff.ai1'8."-
T, Globe,
Keefer, William .apier, 18Ite øurg.-
major, Bengal army,
U.E.L. descent; o. S. s. late Peter
K., Galt, Ont.; b. 'Dhorold, Ont., Dec.
17, 1844; e. Galt Grammar Sch., To-
ronto Univ. (B.A., with 1st prize in
agrlcul., 1864) and McGill Univ.
(M.D., 1869) ; m., Dec., 1889, Allee Eu-
genia, 2nd d. Matthew Wilks, of N.Y.,
and of Crulckston Park, Galt, Ont.;
M.R.C.S., Edln., 1869;, ust. surg.,
H.M.'s Indl.an Army, 1870; surg., 1876;
surg.-major, 1881; retired, 1889; dur-
Ing his mil. career, served under Lord
Roberts In Ithe Af.ghan war, being
present at the battle of Alt--Musjld,
p.nd under Lord Wolseley In the
Egyptian campaign, taking part tn
the battle of Tel-el-Kebir and the
forced march on Cairo, when Arabl
Pasha was cap,tured; besides these en-
gagements, also served throughout
several frontler campaigns In India.
where he spent more than 15 yrs. of
his life (med.) ; elected presdt., Unltoed
Empire Loyalist Assn., 1910; has con-
trdbu-ood to /the Trans. of the Can. Mil,
lnst.; .Amg._ Cl Seof}unge," Galt, Ont.;
Canadian Military Institute, Toronto.
GOO
KIEEGAK-KIEIRSTEAD.
Keegan, Miss Mary, author.
D. late Geo. W. K., barrister, Ham-
Ilton, Ont., and Margt., y. d. Stoddard
Bates; U. E. L. stock; family came to
Onto from N. S., 1833; e. Loretta and
Sacre Cæur Convents and Paris; af-
terward travelled In the East, Includ-
Ing Palestine, and Europe; took up
acting as a career, playing first at
iMja11,gr3.te, fina-llY' .Loo1dÛ'Il'; a memo CIOS.
of Mr. Tree, SiLr Joom Ifure. an.dJ -Mir.
Oomyn Oa.rr; 3JllS() 'Pllayot?'d 13. g{)l(}d .(1.001
for the Ind. and New Century Thea-
tre Socs.; gave up acting and went
Into lItera.ture, producing principally
fiction and contributing to the West-
minster, Budget. Sketch. Lady's Pic-
torial, Household Words, Pearðon'ð,
and .other lpeI1ÎQdi.c.al.s;
-enltJly .has
been: clos.eJY' ,ldeDiNfioo with ltJhe
Women's Suffre.ge and Bolitica;l Unllon,
of Lorud'On. Eng; a Lib.; 13. R. C.-
Writers' Club, 10 Norfolk St., Strand,
London, W., Eng.; Portscatho, R. S. 0.,
Cornwall, Eng.
Keeley, David Herbert, civil engin.
eer; Dom. pubþlc servioce.
B. June 11, 1858; originally In the
service of the Dom. Telegraph Co;
ap. asso. memo Can. Soc. C. E., 1887;
won Gzowski med., 1890; a memo of
the Soc. C. E., 1895; a councl11 or, do.,
1897; asst. supdt. Govt. tellegraphs In
Can., 1882; hlas 'boon supod,t. do. -dIO.
since the death of F. N. Gisborne,
C. E., 1895; an Ang.; m. d. late Rev.
J. G. Armstrong (Ang.) (d.)-470 Mac-
Laren St., Ottawa.
.Keely, Boyal B" electrical and mech-
anical engineer.
Scotch-Irish-Am. origin; b. New
York, Sept., 1875; a graduate Cornell
Univ., Ithaca, N.Y.; m., 1905, Miss
Marjorie Woods, Chicago, Ill.; operat-
Ing municipal light, power. and tel 1:'-
!phone system, waterworks and søwerage
systems; for some yrs. has been city
engr., Edmonton, Alta.; admitted jun-
ior memo Am. Soc. Mech. Eng-r!"., 1900;
f.ulll mem., 1906; ;mlem. N. Y. Ra.Hroo.d
Club, 1901; do. Soc. of Arts, London,
Eng., 1906; do. Can. Elect. Soc., 1906;
do. Can. Soc. C. E., 1907; engr. West-
inghouse, Church, Kerr & Co., 1900-4;
prof. enging., Univ. S. Dak., 1904-5;
served as elect. engr. U. S. Navy dur-
Ing Spanish-Am. War; has travelled
and studied In Europe; an advocate of
munldpa.l owneTSlhiiip, .christian ISclen:-
tist. - Edmonton, Alta.; Edmonton
Club.
Keenan, Campbell Brown, physician.
S. D. D. K., Ottawa; Scotch origin;
b. Ottawa, Ont., 1871; e. Ottawa ColI.
Inst. .am.d .MoGUI Uiruiv. (!M.D.,C.M.,
1897) ; m., Ap1., 1905, WJnnlifr>ed (hO'Il.
recording secy. Can. Handicrafts Guild,
1910), e. d. late John T. Hagar,
MiontreaJ; was S\.1!CIC'es-slvely jU'n
o-r and
senior resldenlt surg., Ro
l Victoria
Hasp. ; reg\Ï.g:n.ed, 1900, toO :aooe;plt
a,ppt. as 'Surg.-H'OOlt. in Lord StraJth-
eon a's H'Ûrse, on Us or-ganlæU'Ûn for
service In S. A.; was present wl.tftJ.
that corps in the engagements with
the enemy in which it participated
(moo.; menti'Oned In despaJtJcthes; and
D. S..O.); aJIJiP'td. SUl'g. op.a.th., Roya;l
Viictlol'La. Hiooop., 1901; asst. dem'On.
cliÏn. sur.g>ery, !McGiLl Undv., 11905;
Pl'eSIb.-.!76 Mountain St., Montreal;
University Club, do.
KeeDleyside, Ellis William, insurance
manager.
S. late Anthony K.. oil producer and
refiner, London, Ont.; Eng. and Irish
origin; b. and e. London, Ont.; m. Mis!'!
Margt. Irvine; for many yrs. eng-d. In
Ins. business, first in Onto and latterly
In R. C., where he is provl. mangr.
North Am. Life Assur. Co.; a dolr. Dam.
Trust Co., and of Y. M. C. A.; Lib.;
Mf:th.-1115 Comox Street, Vancouver,
B.C.; Canadian Club, do.
Kehoe, Bev, John (R.C.).
B. Co. Wlcklow, I reI. , 1863; e. par-
Ish sch. and Carlow CoIl.; O. 1890;
came to Can., do.; asst. priest St.
Mary's Cath., Kingston, Ont., for 6
yrs.; first pastor Cushendall, Ont.,
1896; rector St. Mary's Cath., King-
ston, 1899; pastor Gananoque, Onto
since Oct., 1906.-Gananoque, Onto
Kehoe, His Honour John James, dis-
trict judge.
S. late John K., Ott8lwa: b. there,
Sept. 2, 1854; e. Ottawa Un:iv. (LL.D.,
hon., 1909) ; m., 1st, Jan., 1878, Theresa
L. (d.), y. d. Oeo. Hanlover, AJlmlOnrte,
00lt.; 2ndll')", ,Sejpt., 1886, 'Dheresa (d).
d. P. WlheÏ'l:hl3JI1
St. !:\fu,ry's, Ont.;
3rdly, Miss Catherine Brandon, Em-
m-eltit, M'llcIh.; ,barrister, 1876; co. atty.,
Djst. .AJlglOma, 18-84-1904; district jud!ge,
Sudbury, since July, 1908; practised his
prof. at Sault Ste. Marie; an unsuc-
cessful candidate. in Lib. interest, for
Al}igoma West (iH. C.), g. e. 1904; was
ed. T<>ron'to Tribune, 1875-6; d'Û.
Stratford Adverti8er, 1883-4; a contri-
butor to the Can. mags. and other
periodicals; author .. Law of Choses
In Action" and .. Municipal and
Assessment Guide"; R. C.-sudbury,
Ont.,' Algoma Club, do.
10 A man of splendid legal attainments."
-0. Free Pre88.
Kehoe, Louis J" lawyer.
Irish origin; S. William K., gov-
ernor Carleton County Jail; b. Ot-
tawa, 1872; e. Ottawa University
(B.A., 1894); barrister, 1897; prac-
tised In Ottawa; elected presdt. St.
Patrick's Lit. and Sclen. Soc.. Ottawa,
l!ìC5; do. do. Ottawa Reform Assn.,
1909; a memo Knights of Columbus and
Cath. Order of Forl:'sters; while at col-
lege was prominently Identified with
the Unlv. Athletic Assn. ; Lib.; R, C.-
;5 Nichola8 St., Ottawa.
Keirstead, Rev. Elias Mlles (Ba,pt.),
educationist.
S. late Rev. Elias K. (Bapt. ) and
Margt. (Ganong) K.; U. E. L. de-
scent; b. Collina, N.B.. Feb. 11, 1850;
e. local schs., N. B. Unlv. (B.A., 1873),
and AcadIa Un-Iv. (M.A., 1883; D.D.,
1895); m., 1st, June, 1877. Mary J.
(d.), 2rud! d. Jooel Fenwiok, !MiLlstrooam,
NÆ,; 2llJdily, .July, 1894, Mary A., d.
mile HoOn. D. MeN. 'Parker, IM.D., M.L.C.,
Dartmouth, N.S. ; pursued tl1eol.
studies Newton Theal. Inst.; LL.D.,
KEIRSTEAD-KJELLEY,
601
h-on. (Univ. St. F. Xavier, Antigon-
ish, N.S.), 1905; o. 1876; successively
pastor Milton and Windsor, N.S.,; prof.
Eng. lit. and moral phil., Acadia Unlv.,
for 20 yrs.; since 1905, prof. systema-
tic theol. and apolog., McMaster Univ.,
Toronto; has been secy. and presdt.
Bapt. Convention, Maritime Provinces;
a dir. Moral and Social Reform Coun-
cil, Toronto. -76 Lowther Ave., To-
ronto.
"Of attractive perS011ality, winsome, and
gracious in manner, he is held in universal
esteem, while his pulpit and platform ability
awakens much admiratiGn."-M. and E.
Keirstead, Jacob W" iTIsurance pro-
fession.
S. ,liaJte Hy. A. ø.n.d Eliza K. K., Fen-
W:iek, N.B.; U. E. L. dte8Oent; b. Fen-
wick;' e. St. M.al'tln's Semy. amli Aoadoia
Univ. (B.A., with honours in economics,
1899); ip'aSÌK)r, Bap.t. Oh., CaInjpoolI-
ton, N.iB., 1900-2; d'O. <10., Oxf-ord, N.S.,
1906-7; do. Tabernooe Baa>t. Oh., St.
JooIhl1l, N.B., 1907-8, whoen .he ,ret1red
from the oh. owing IÌIO 'il'l-;b,eaHÙ1; now
moan-gr. O(JnltJinlenltaI Dife Ins. 00., St
Jiohn.-St. John, N.R.
"A ma.n with a
n insight into -bu;;t:
ness and a friend of the WIOO"kiIllg man."-
Rev. David Hutchinson (q.v.).
:Keirstead, Bev, Wilfred Currier
(Bapt.), educationist.
S. Jas. Wallace and Malvlna (Dun-
field) K.; b. Kings Co., N.B., 1871;
e. Gommon soh., AipIoIhaqUJi .sup. 8c'h.,
Provl. Normal Sch., N. B., and N. B.
Univ. (B.A., 1898; M.A., 1900); post-
grad. course Chicago Univ. (Ph.D.,
1904); m., Aug., 1904, Gertrude L.,
y. d. Capt. Geo. Seely, St. John, N.B.;
o. 1896; successively pastor 1st Bapt.
Ch., Rockford, Ill., and United Bapt.
Ch., Woodstock, N.B.; since 1908 has
been prof. phil. and economics, N. B.
Unlv., to which he was first apptd.
June, 1904: addressed Women's Can.
Club, St. John, N.B., 19,10, -on II The
Function of thJe Radical and Conser-
vative Elements of Human Society";
Is of opinion "that the fundamental
principles which previously separated
the two great political parties In
Can. have practfcalIy oceaæd to
exist, and what Is now needed Is a
greater number of voters whose polf-
tical affiliations are Ind. and un-
shackled by party ties."-Fredericton,
N.R.
Keith, Fra8er Sanderson, elec. en-
gineer.
Second s. W. l\{. K., Smith's Falls,
Ont.; b. there, June 8, 1878; e. Smith's
Fans High Sch.; m., Dec., 1908, Miss
Mildred Beatrice Lloyd :
raduated
B.Sc. (McGill Univ.), 1903: senior
demon. elect. enging., McGlll Un-Iv.,
1903-04; mango ed. Can. .'IÆachinery,
1905-6; ed. Can. Manufacturer, 1906-8;
afterwards secy. Y:oung M-en's Muni-
cipal Club, Toronto; now V.-P. and
treas. Concrete En.glng. & Construction
Co., Vancouver; a protectionist;
favO'llr.s munlclipoa,l ownership; Presb.-
Vancouver, R.C.
Keith, Bev, Henry Jame. (Presb.).
B. Smith's Falls, Ont., Sept. 10,
1875; e. there and McGUl Univ, (B.A.,
with 1st class honours in mental and
moral phil., 1899; M.A., 1900) ; gradu-
ated B.D., gold med., and McKay
schol. In theol., Presb. ColI., Mont-
real, 1904; further studies at Prince-
ton, N.J.; m., Sept., 1904, Louise
(B. A., McGill, 1899), 2nd d. late D.
L. McDougall, Montreal: 0.. 1904;
apptd. by Intern. Comn., Y. M. C. A.,
N. Y., as nat. secy. of Bible study for
India, 1904; spent 2 yrs. In India,
with headquarters In Calcutta: In-
valided home end of 1906; -sInce Mch.,
1907, pastor Knox Ch., Peterborough,
Ont.-Peterborough, Onto
.. A brilliant scholar and preacher."-
M. Witness.
:Keith," "Karian (see Ma.cGregor,
Mrs. Mary Esther).
:Kella.her, Hon, Daniel, merchanrt:; leg-
islator,
So Danl. and Mar
. K.; b. Llverpnol,
N.,S., 1865; e. there; ro., Junoe, 1890,
Miss Alice F. Burns, Boston, Mass.;
was engd. In mercantile life at Boston,
Mass., and has continued In business
In Oregon; elected state senator, Ore-
gon, 1908 (maj., 18,500).-Ea8t Port-
land, Oregon.
Xellaher, James Z:" journaUst.
Bro. Hon. D. K. (q.v.); Is man-gr.
HaIUax Chronicle Printing & Publish-
ing 00. ; a 'ProIn\otør Can. ASisood. Press,
Ltd., 1904.-Halifa:z:, N.S.
Kelley, Very Bev, Franci. Clement
(R.C.).
B. Vernon River, P.E.I., Oct. Z3,
1870; e. St. Dunstan's ColI.. Charl.ot
e-
town, Nicolet Semy., and Laval Umv.
(D.D., 1907); LL.D. (Notre DR-me
Unlv.), 1907: 0., Nicolet, P.Q., 1893;
was rector Lapeer, Mich., 12 yrs.;
served as chaplain, 32nd Mich. Infy.,
during Spanish War; A. D. C., with
rank of col., on staff of commander of
Spanish War veterans; now vice-com-
mander-genl. of Mil. Order of Foreign
Wars of U. S.; founder Cath. Ch. Ex-
tension Soc. of U. S.; elected presdt.
of do., Oct. 18, 1905 (thus becomes CIl-
titled to the use of "Very" before
"Rev." when addressed) ; famed as a
lecturer and orator; his address at 1-he
OMoog'o /MIssy'. 00'ngT.e9S on V'aMOOS
abuses and scandals in the fold of the
R. C. Ch. produced a profound sensa-
tion; attenctprl Eucharistic Congress,
Montreal, 1910, with his car. .. St.
Anthony," which Is the first and -only
.. \CJhuroh on wlheell,S" in ItJhe world.-
7
8 The Rookery. Chicago, Ill,
"An ide>a
op1aMorm o'l'\artw'--
"QUng, hand.
some., etaJSHy mo.ved, a,nd as el&iSÍiiy morving
otherrs by the emJOtiQIlL9 of path08, hrumO'1lT,
or hi,gih enotJI.11'SÜaSIlll, V1O,ioo, figuore, .and ex-
preiSSiior.n-aJol a.re weILl matched to his ma\S-
te.rful OO'!U.D11aIIld of l.am-guage."-Boston
Pilot.
KeUey, Frederick W" educationist.
Scotch-Irish and Scotch-Eng. origin;
b. StewiackE', N.S., 1844; e. Truro Nor-
60
KJE;LLEY-KELLY,
mal Sch., McGfll Unlv. (B.A. and gold
med. In Eng. lit., 1871), and Cornell
Un Iv. (Ph.D.); m., 1893, Miss Jean
Livingstone Fuller, formerly principal
Girls' High Sch., Montreal; successively
Eng. master, Montreal High Sch. and
principal Royal Arthur Sch.; now and
for some time asst. headmaster Mont-
real High Sch.; well known as a lec-
turer; has filled various positions con-
nectE'd with education In P. Q.; a fel-
low McGill Unlv.; secy. Provl. Teach-
erlf Assn; a senator Presb. Coli., Mont-
real; much devoted to Y. M. C. A.
work (presdt., 1884-5); also to S. S.
work (V.-P. S. S. Union, 1905-9); II
Presb., and an plder In the ch.-Gazctte
Ave., Montreal West, P.Q.
lteUey, Howard G" Can. ry. service.
S. Edwin A. and Mary B. (Peterson)
K.; b. Phliadelphia, Pa., Jan. 12, 1858;
graduated Poly tech. Coli., Pa,; m., Jan.,
1899, Miss Cora J. Lingo, Denison,
Texas; entd. ry. service, 1881, being
asst. engr. on location, construction,
and bridge construction, W. and Paci-
fic òivs., N. "P
cific Ry.; supdt. mlnps,
Montana, 1884-7; res. engr. and supdt.
bridges and bldgs., St. Louis S. W. Ry.
System, 1887-90; chief engr., do., 1890-
98; do. do. Minneapolis & St. Louis
Ry., 1898; do. do. Iowa Central Ry.,
1900; consult. engr. St. Louis S. W.
Ry.. 1898-99; chief engr. Grand Trunk
Ry. System since .July 4, 1907: was
presdot. Am. Ry. EDiging. and !MaIn..
t-enance or Way AS&Il., 1905-6.-781
8herbrooke St. W., Montreal; En-
ginee1"s' Club, do.
It.lUher, Bartholomew Bro.nan, Can.
ry, service.
Irish origin; s. late John K., C. E. ; b.
Dublin, Irel.. Dec. 26, 1862; e. under
Jesuit Fathers and Dublin Unlv.; m.,
June 1, 1904, Miss Anna Souter (d.
Sept., 1908); served articled pupliage
under .Jas. Dfllon, C.E., Dublin; engd.
on ry. surveys In Irel.; came to U. R.
18R6; with Union Pacific Ry., 1886-90;
asst. enogr. Northern Pacific iRtv. (Cas-
cadE and Pacific divs.), 1890-96; min-
Ing engr. Anaconda Copper Co., Butta,
Mont., 1896-7; div. engr. Oregon short
11m" 1897-1903; resident en gr. location
Denver, N. Westprn & Pacific Rv.,
1903-4 ; d,lv. engr. Grand Truník Pacific
lRy., W.lnn1peg, 1904-5; since JA.'Ilg.,
1905, chief eng;r. G. T. P. Ry.; memo
Qan. Soc. C. E., 1906; bas remall1Jeld a
Br-lt. su.bj-eot ttlhroug1hl(:mt; a new !town
in the West hl3.Js beiCn named after Mm.
- Winnipeg; Manitoba Club, do.
lteDock, Bev. DaT14 (P.resb.).
S. David K, land steward; b. nr. St.
.Andrew's, Scot.; e. parish sch. and SL
Andrew's Unlv.; m., July. 1861, Miss
Grace McClymont: pursued thpol. stud-
, DIvln.lty Hall, Queen's Un.lv., King-
ston; o. 1881: held pastorates In Onto ;
was pastor at Richmond, P.Q., 11 yrs. ;
J1astor at Klnnpar's Mflls, P.Q.. sim'e
1904 (resigned. 1910); moderator
Montreal Synod. 1907; M.A., Ph.D.,
from a Western unlv.; an earnest
e.dvQca.te of Itemp.-Upper Melbourne,
P.O.
It.uock, Bey, John McClymont (Pres-
byterian).
S. Rev. Dr. K. (q.v.) and Grace
(McClymont) K.: a nephpw Rev. .John
Inglis. D.D., missy. to the New He-
brides; b. Manchester, Eng., Feb. :"6,
1867; e. Bath, Kemptville and King-
ston schs. and Queen's Unlv. (M.A. and
g-old med. In Eng. lang. and lit., 1892) ;
m., 1896, Miss Jennie Kennedy; gradu-
ated Divinity Hall, Kingston, and Pres-
hyterian CoIl., Montreal; o. 1894: held
pastorates a.ot Moore-wood, o rut. , HOwfck,
/P.Q., ElVIa, .:M.a.n.; nlOw 8!tOypt'e'ssRlver;
mod-era.tor BrOICk",iUe IPresby. 1 Y'r.;
memo Com-te, of Auogmeniatl'O'n, MooJ1lt-
real: aut'hor IOf a ([lumher .of essays,
wrIibbe'Il unl('l-er nom-de-plume, and of
'PubUshed JSeTII11on's, which have boon
commended by the Presby. of Mont-
real for their literary finish: II holds
with Burke, that · we should love our
country, and make It lovely'; that we
should help maintain Britain's army
and navy, and should npver rest until
J'Plpres-ent-ed directly in otlhe Brit.
Parl1."; Ref'Ûrmer.-The Manse, Cy-
press River, Man.
Kellogg, Bev. Edwin Henry (Pres b.).
S. late Rev. S. H. K., D.D., LL,D.,
formerly pastor St. James SQ. Presb.
Ch., Toronto., One of the foremost
Sanskrit schohrs of his day: b. Alle-
g:hoeny, Pa.. May, 1880; e. IMIoOOl
Sch.. Toronto, privately, Princeton
Unlv. (B.A., 1902), Princeton Theol.
Semy. and Berlin Unlv.; m., May,
1906, Constance LouIse, d. .Joseph Hen-
derson, Toronto; O. 1906; mlssy.,
Manlpurl, India, 1907-8; since 1909
has been pastor 2nd Presb. Oh., Car-
lisle, Pa.-3O! W, High St., Carli8le,
Pa.
Kelly, Andrew, manufacturer.
S. .John K.; b. N. Middlesex, Ont.,
.July 10, 1852; e. local schs.; m., 1882,
Miss Mary Louise Bremner, Water-
down, Ont.: went to Man., 1881, and
has since been identified with th A
raln
trade: founded the A. Kelly Milling
Co., which, later, became the Western
Can. Milling Co., In amalgamation with
the Lake Huron & Man. Milling Co., of
Goderlch, Ont.: of thIs co. having
mflls at Goderich, Brandon, and Win-
nipeg, and which turns out 6,000 bar-
rels of fiour, or over, per day, he Is
presdt. ; was also the chief promoter of
the North Star Lumber Co. and the
Can. Fish & Cold Storage Co., and one
of the original dlrs. of the Gt. ''Vest
f Jife A.ssur. 00.; forme
'Y an a.ltd. of
Branò<m, and mayt()r f()(f that city. 1890-
91; a Con.; a Presb.-Winnipeg, lllan.;
Manitoba Club, do.
Itelly. Xr., Ethel KD.lght, retired ac-
tress.
D. W. K. Mollison, St. .John, N.B.;
Scottish parentage; b. St. .John; e. Dul-
wJch, Eng.; studied art In Boston, and
passed entrance examn., South Ken-
sington Art Sch.; made her debut, as
an actress, with Miss Olga Nethersole,
on her first Am. tour, under Augustin
Daly's management, Nov., 1894; subse-
Quently played the lead with late Rlch-
KELLY
KJELSCH.
603
ard Mansfield, for several seasons, and
attained distinction In her profession;
was also a successful I>lay and story
writer; left for a tour of Australla,
1903, and, while there, m. T. H. Kelly
(see .. Morgan's Types of Canadian
Women," Toronto, 1903). - Sydney.
A t&strana,
Ke117, :rrederick :1"" physician.
n. and P. Charlottetown, P.E.I:
practises hlos (prof. there; e1ecbed'II1l8.yor
of Charlottetown, 1904; first Cathollc
mayor ,there; de1oe.8JtOO, 1906; (presd't.
A. O. H.; .trea.s. C. M. B. A.; Con.-
Charlottetown, P.E.l,
K
y, George H, manufacturer.
For several yrs. genl. supdt. Lake of
the Woods Milling Co.-Keewatin, Onto
Keny, Hugh '.rhoma., lawyer,
Irish origin; grandparents early set-
tlers In Tp. AÒijala, Co. Simcoe, Ont.; s.
late .John and Annie (McLaughlin) K.;
b, Adjala.. Mch, 1, 1858; e, St. Michael's
CoH., Toronto (gold med. for genI. )11"0-
ficlency) and Toronto Univ.; m., Jan.,
H90, Mary, d. late M. Hynes, Toronto;
barrister, 1286; K.C., 1908: a memo of
the firm or Foy (q,",) & K., ToroIllto;
V.-P. Ymk Law IAissn., 1909; 'Pre.sd'Í..
do" 1910; re-elected 00. 00., 191.1:
a memo Toronto ,Pulbllc L!.bra.ry Bd,
from Its orlg1ln, 1894; twice ohalr-
man, <1-0.; electoo clha.1rnnan, 1ior
hlrð
time, 1909; was ohtaMmam 'Building
Oamre. or new PUlbllic Li'brary. 1908-
9; apptd. a govr. Toronto Unlv.,
1906; a 'Oon.; a .R. C.: !has always
fellt and ø.dVOCJalte<1 t'hrat Oanool3.'s
Ir:terests can best be advanced by the
fostering' of a strong Can. sentiment,
aud to do this two things are essential:
the encouragement of a !Sph'!t of tol-
eration In a people of varied ancestry,
and the education of the rising genera-
tion to a faith and confidence In our
country.--3
Maple Ave., Rosedale, To-
ronto.
Kelly, John Ban, lawyer; leglsla.tor.
Irish origin; s. late Man-eer .Jas. and
Sarah Bridget (Hall) K.; b. St. God-
froy, Co. Bonaventure, P.Q., Sept. 1,
1879: e. Unlv. St. .Joseph's ColI., Mem-
ramcook, N.B. (B.A., 1900); m., Feb.,
1904, Marie Adele, d. C. E. L. Dionne,
K.C., Quebec; graduated LL.L., avec
grande distinction (Laval Univ.), 1903:
advocate, 1902; practises New Carllsle;
much success in both civil and crim-
Inal casps; organized Bonaventure &
Gasp6 Telephone Co., of which he is
presdt., 1905; author .. The Position of
the Settler In the Province of Quebec"
(1907); a Lib., and has represented
Bonaventure (Local), in that Interest,
since g. e. 1904; a R. C.-New Car-
lisle, P.O.
Kelly, Jo.eph ]II" Am. ry. service.
B. Ste. Anne, P.Q., Oct. 4, 1859; e.
there; entd. ry. service, 1902, as preødt.
Farmers' Grain & Shipping Co., which
built the Devil's Lake & Northern Ry.
of N. Dakota. which position he still
retains.-Garske, N.D.
KeU,", Bey, Patrick J, (R.C.).
Irish origin; s. late Thos. and Ma
'
Ann (Simons) K.; b. and e. Peter-
boroug:h, Onlt.: o. 1903; later a.t th
Ca:th., P>eiteI1'borough, ant.; now ..t
NOI'WO'OÒ.-Norwood, Onto
Kelly, .obert, merchant,
Irish ori
n; s. .Jas. and Sarah
(Mills) K., Russell, Ont.; b. there, Aug.
15, 1862; e. local schs.: m., 1892, Ul-
Ilan, d. Alex. Craig, Russell; went west,
1888; was tor a sh-ort time a resident
of Ca!.: since then In Vancouver; with
Oopenhplmpr Bros., wholesale
ocprs,
1889-96: founded firm K., Dauglas
& Co., wholesale grocers and tea Im-
porters, of which he is presdt. and
mang'o dir., 1896; business covers whole
of B. C. and Yukon Territory: also
V.-P. Wm. Hickey & CD., Ltd., salman
packers, and local V.-P. Dam. Whole-
sale Grocers' Guild; a memo Vancouver
Bd. -of Trade; a dlr. Dam. Fire Ins.
C-o. and Securities Corp-orat1on af
B. C.; a Lib. ; Is treas. and han. presdt.
VancOIUver Lib. Assn. : recammoended by
lQlcal party for Senator, 1906; Ang.-
Vancouver, B.C.; Vancouver Club;
Terminal City Club; Western Club, do.
.. y,cmng, vig'()ll'()llls" a.nd aJCtive, .a.nd 'PO!t'
sesses businee& <8JbiJdty <Yf a Mgh O'l'der."-
V. World. .
Kelly, '.rhe Venerable '.rhoma. (R.C.).
B. and e. Waterford, Irel.; (\. 1877;
bEcame private secy. late Archbishop
Clpary (Kingston, ant.), and rectar
Cath. St. Mary Immaculate, there;
apptd. V.-G. and archdeacon, 1896;
subsequently, dean of Reglopolls ColI.;
transfd. to Smith's FaUs, as pastor St.
F. Xavier Ch., 1899. - Smith's Falltl,
Onto
Kelly, William Edward, lawyer.
S. David and Catherine E. (O'Brlen)
K.; Irish origin; b. Tp. Woodlhouse,
Norfolk, ant., Aug. 11. 1865; e. Part
Dover High .sch. anò Toronto Unlv.;
m. Annie, d. Danl. O'Mahony, .J.P.,
Townsend: barrister, 1890: K.C., 1908:
practised throug;hout in NorfoLk Dlst.;
celebrated In criminal cage<S; grand
depty. for Norfol,k, C. 1M. B. A.; far-
merly II eut. , 39th Regt.; Lib.; R. C.-
Simcoe, Onto
:Kelsch, Baymond S" electrical and
ci vil engineer.
B. U. S., '1862; -e. tbere; m. Mis!
Brennan: memo lOan. SOle. C. E., 189,8;
C'OuncIH'Ol', d()., .1908-10; prevlousl,y of
Ohlcago: slJ1JCe 1897 In Morutrea.I:
went there to. et'eCt and <>iJ)erate ltJh.e
Lachine hy<1rauHc system; rema.im
d
In charg.e ()f same, a.s genl st),pdt,
an'll engr., urutll the Lacl1ln.e Co. was
a boorbed by the MIOnltre:al Llglh!t,
Heat & .Power Co., 19Û'3; then
o.pened an office as oonsul tlng eloec-
trloa.I erugr.; at same time retained
by latter co. to consolidate the 2 cos.;
haJs d.esigned and construoted ipOIW
r
plants a11J. rover 'the J)o.m.; very suc-
cessful; apptd. consulting engr., Lon-
dC\n, ant.. 1909: a promater Can. Fleet.
F:,..bn. Co., 1906; V.-P. and man
. (1ir.
do.: V.-P. Can. Elect. Assn.. 1
06-7;
presdt., do., 1908-9; a contributor to
the Trans. Can. Soc. C. E.; retained to
cansolldate the various properties can-
trolled by th
Quebec Electric M.erger,
1910. -
09
T1lpper St., Westmount,
604
KELSO-KENNEDY,
Montreal; Engineers' Club; Montreal
A. A. Assn.; Montreal Curling Club, do.
Kelso, John Joseph, Onto public ser-
vice.
S. late Geo. K.; b. Dundalk, Irel.,
Mch. 31, 1864; came, with his parents,
to Toronto, 1874; e. there; m., June,
1901, Miss Irene Maddin Martin Nash-
ville, Tenn.; has devoted his whole life
to philanthropic work; since 1893 has
bE-en supdt. neglected and dependent
children in Ont.: also, sincf> 1 W)7 Im-
migration Inspr. for Ont. ; organized T'o-
ronto Humane Soc., 1886; do. Toronto
Children's Fresh Air Fund, 1888; do.
Children's Aid Soc., 1891; do. Toronto
Playgrounds Assn., 1908; mainly re-
sponsible for passing of Children's Pro-
tection Act, 1893, under which he has
organized children's aid goes. in the
large,r dtles a11'drowns; tihe Ourfew be'll
was also Instituted under this act; his
services on the same lines have been
extended t'O othe'r provinces; has spoken
and lectured frequently, his principal
topic being II Social Problems, with
Special Reference to Children"; pro-
jected a matrimonial bureau. in connec.
tion with his df>pt., 1903; elf>cted V.-P
Con. Conf, of Charities, which he WH5:
I:Hg'ply instrumental in ore-ani zing.
1899; V.-P. Am. Conf. of Charities,
1902, and V.-P. Federation of Humane
Soos., 1909; also a iIIlJem. extve. c-omlte.
Nat. Charities and Corrections Assn.
U. S.; a dir. Working Boys' Home, To:
ronto. and V.-P. Toronto Humane So('. .
elected !hon. secy., Indust. Prison Con-'
gress, Wash:ingbon, D.C., 1910; in earl'Y
yrs. on repotrtor.ial stJaff T,ol'o11'Ì'o World
anld Toronto Globe; Presb., and an
elder In .the ch.-fl Prince Arthw- Ave.
ro
'
"It is n()t Jtoing too fa r to s.ay that
J. J. Kelso, in what he has done to
secure the surroundings of proper home
influences for children whose parents were
unfit f().r pa,ren;thoo<1, has perfo.rmed a
more valuable service in preventing crime
than half the police force of Ontario
have performed in the suppression of
crime."-T. Star.
Kemp, Hon, Albert Edward, manu-
facturer; legislator.
S. Robt. and Sarah A. K.; b.
Clarenceville, P.Q., Aug. 11, 1858; e.
the Acad. there and Lacolle Acad.; m.,
1879, Miss Wilson, Montreal; Is presdt.
Kemp Manfg. Co., largest manfrs. of
graniteware and tinware in Canada;
also presdt. Sheet Metal Products Co.;
Is a dlr. Nat. Trust Co. and Imp. Life
Assur. Co.; was presdt. Toronto Bd. of
Trade, 1899-1901; presdt. Can. Manfrs.
Assn., 1895-6; a del. to 6th Commer.
Congress of the Empire. 1906; rated
as a mllUonalre by S. N., 1911; gave
$5,000 to Toronto Y. M. C. A., 1910;
memo Bd. of Regents, Victoria ColI.,
1906; presented to present King and
Queen, St. James's Palace, London,
1902: a CO'n.; sat for E. TorontO'
(H. C.), 1900-8, and again since g. e.
1911; (}'P'POE!ed .to &tÆre Taft-FI-e.ld'ing
redproclty ooII1lPaCJt; on the defeat of
the Laurler Admn. 3:t the !pIolls, g. e,
1911, was sworn û'f the P. C., and ac-
cepted a seat In -the Borden Oabinet,
wi,toout P'OT'tfoUo, Oct. 11, 1910; a
Moeth.
CastZe Frank Crescent To-
ronto; Toronto Club; Albany 'Club'
York Club, do.; Rideau Club, Ottawa.
. .. A
w'a
'B ,able and ready."-M. Ga2leiflte.
"A strong, rerouToofut m,an of .aff,a-Ïrs
an adV1anoced thinker, oa. tower of strength.
to the ind'1lstrial in
erel8t ()f the oountry."
-M. & E.
Kennedy, George, lawyer; Onto public-
service.
S. late Donald and Janet (Bucl{ham)
K., both natives of Perthshlre, Scot.;
b. By town (now Ottawa), Ont., Mch.
1, 1838; e. Co. Carleton Grammar
Sch.; matriculated Into Toronto Univ
and obtained there the 1st class classi:
cal scholar., besides 1st class honours
in math., metaph., and ethics, mod.
lang-s., and nat. sclences, and on gradu-
ating, 1857, took the gold medal in
metaph. and ethics: M.A., 1860; m.,
June, 188,3, Sarah (d. 1910), d. Hy.
Jackson; took the law course at his
alma mater; LL.B., 1864; LL.D., 1877;
barris1t,er, 1865; K.C., 190,2; suoc-ess-
fuI.ly PI'1aJotiseid' hIs 'Prof. in OttJawa;
'8.IPlptd. law olk., De,pt. IDf Oro'Wn Lands,
OUlt., where he sU.Il ,is, 1872; an
examr. ,in loaiW, TtoTontlO Univ., IB7B-
80; ra oounúUllor Br.1ot. EIDip. League,
T1O'ronibD branoh ; hoas been pre.sdt.
Burns' Olub, Ca,loedûnla Soc., St. An-
dl!'e<W"s SO'C., and IDf Oan. Institute, To-
1"011'ÌJO; was ed. Trans. of latJter 'bO'dy;
author of .. The Relation of Law to
Science" and of various other histori-
cal and lit. essays; also of II A Digest
of Crown Lands Cases" (1891) : firmly
wedJded to Brit. COoIlJllOOtloon, and Is a
hdiever in thf> ultimatf> attainment of
some scheme of Imp. federatiO'n, look-
ing even beyond that, to an alliance of
all the Eng.-speaking peoples of the
worlcl.-l
1 Bloor St. W., Taronto; Na-
tional Club, do.
Kennedy, George Allan, physician.
S. T1h1OS. and .Tanoe (.AHan) K., bOOh
.sootoh, who SelbtJledi
n Omt. oaibout 1840 ;
b. Dundas, ,AJpI. 16, 1858; e. Grommar
.Sch., ,St. Oatlharine'8 'Doll. Inst., and
T1O'r.o.nlt'O Univ. (M.B., 1878) ; m., 1883,
Alolioo Maude, d. 'late Dr. W. Cox Allen,
Ooz:nrw.aIJ. On'Ì.; surg. RO'yal N. W. M.
Piohce, 1878-87; PTesd't DoB. P. and S.,
N. W. T., 1902-7; In'S{Pr. of ho9ps.,
N. W. T., 1897-1905; surg. C. P.
Ry.; V.-P. Can. Med. Assn.; mem,
Council P. and S., N. W. T. for
many yrs.; elected a Senator Al-
berta Un.iv., 1908; first lPre.sdt. l'Æax:-
leod Club; author various med. and
scientific papers; served in V. m. dur-
ing N. W. Rebellion, 1885 (med.); Ind.
in Dom. politics; a warm supporter of
Mr. Haullt!ln (q.v.) In IP,rovl. p'O'Utics'
an Imrperialoist; Ang.-Macleod, Alta..:
.'I{acleod Club, dO'.
Kennedy, Harold, merchant.
B. and e. LiverI>ool, Eng.; m., Jan.,
1894, the d. late Hon. Geo. Irvine, K.C.,
judg-e of the Ct. of Vice-Admiralty,
Quebec; came to Can. about 1883, as
the representative of the well-known
timber house of Taylor, Pierce & Co.;
later, went Into business On his own
account, as a commission agent <Ind
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605
ship broker; elected presdt. McArthur
Export Co., Ltd., 1902; bought the At-
kinson Mills, Etchemin, and otherwise
became largely engd. In lumbering busi-
ness; organized the Sovereign Con-
'struction Co.. 1905: apptd. a harbour
-commr., Quebec, 1896: resigned, 1907;
do. a memo Royal Comn. on Transpor-
tation, May, 1903 (declined): Is V.-P.
Jacques Cartier Electric Power Co.; a
memo Quebec branch Navy League; a
-st.eward Quebec Turf Olub; Ang.-
4S d'Auteuil St., Quebec; Quebec Gar-
rison Club.
II On-e of the most enterprising- of the
younger generation of our business men."
-T. Globe.
Xennedy, Howard Angus, jour.nalist.
Y. S. late Rev. Dr. John K, (Cong.)
and Helen Stodart, d. Alex. Blackle,
Aberdeen. and sister late Prof. J. S.
Bloackie, Edinburgh; b. Stepney Green,
;London, Eng., Dec. 27, 1861; e. City of
London Sch.; m., June, 1886, Marie
Louise, d. late Dr. J. L. Chapman, Nash-
ville, Tenn.; spent 3 yrs. in a London
shipowner's office; travelled through
West Indies, 1881; joined staff Montreal
Witness same yr.; acted as special
corr. of the Witness through N.W. Re-
beIHon, 1883; special corr. same paper,
New Orleans Intern. Exhbn, 1885; city
ed. of the Witness, 1886-90: since 1891
bias been ed. of the Times Weekly
Edition; made trip to B. C., 1893, and
to AHa. and Sask., 1905, as corr. of the
l'imes; also made tour of Can., Japan,
China, India, Egypt, etc., 1909-10; a
memo London Sch. Bd., 1900-3; founded
a working men's club, Stepney; has
lectured on the French-Canadians;
.author: "Prof. BIackie: His Sayings
and Doing,s" (1895); "The Story of
Canada" (1897) ; "Old Highland Days:
the Reminiscences of Dr. John Ken-
nedy" (1901), II The New World Fairy
Book" (1904), and" New Canada and
the New Canadians" (1907) ; has con-
tributed short stories and articles to
Pall Mall 1
Iag., Contemporary Rev.,
etc.; an advanced Lib. and strong
Imperialist; believes in Imperial (fail-
ing universal) free trade, to be got In
Instalments; a Con g.-SO Willoughby
Rd., Hampstead, London, Eng.; Hamp-
stead Golf Club, do.
"A,lw.a;rs true .to. the Gan. oa.u.se....-Sir
Sandford Fleming (q.v.).
Xennedy, Hugh Arthur, Am. railway
se,rvice.
B. Morrisburg, Ont., 1870; e. ColI.
Inst., there; entd. G. T. Ry. .serv.toe,
1886; since Apt, 1893, has been New
Eng. agenlt MiIliIllela!P'011s, St. PaUll & S.
Ste. Marie Ry. and Minneapolis, St.
Paul & Buffalo Steamship Co.-131 State
St., Boston, Mas8.
Kennedy, James Buckham, manufac-
turer; legislator.
S. Donald and Janet (Buckham) K.;
Lowll3.rud Scotch origIn; 'b. By town
(now Ottawa), Ont., Feb. 23, 1844; e.
OtbaJwa Grammar .Sch.; m., 1st, Nov.,
1880, Miss Josephine Eugenie De Beck,
New Westminster (d.); 2ndly, June,
1891, Mrs. Mary Adelaide Lloyd, Win-
nlpeg; for some yrs. engd. in the lum-
ber trade at Ottawa; went to B. C..
1877, where he has continued in the
same occupation; was a sch. trustee
and ald. at New Westminster; a memo
Pilot Bd.; a Lib., but considers that
he does not owe his party anything;
sat for New Westminster City (Local),
1894-8, and for New Westminster (H.
C.), 1904-8; a Presb., and an elder in
the ch.-Sapperton, B.C.
Kennedy, James Henry, civil engineer.
S. la-t-e Jl()\hn and lsabeHIa K., .south-
wolò, Ont.; b. C'Û. Oamle.oon, Orut., MC'h.
3, 1852; e. .there; m., J.uly, '1884, tAnnic,
d. John HunUey, 00. ElgTjn, Ont.;
graduated ,c. E. (Thflonto Univ.),1886;
O.L..S., do. ; memo can. Soc. C. E., 1887 ;
memo Am. Soc. C. E., 1900; asst.
engr. C. P. Ry., 188.2-6; eng1r. Temis-
couata Ry., 1887; locating en gr. G. N.
Ry., 1888-92; restdJent e.ngr. 00., IRocky
Mts., 1892; resident engr. Soo Line.
Dakota, 1893-4; chief engr. Vancouver,
Victoria & Eastern Ry. since 1901; a
Ba,p't.-Keremeos, B.C.
Kennedy, John, civil engineer.
E. S. late Wm. K., a native of Dum-
friess.hire, Scot., founder of the engin-
eering firm of Wm. K. & Sons, Owen
Sound, Ont., and Agnes (Stark) K.,
Quebec; b. Spencerville, Ont., 1838; e.
by private tuition, By town Grammar
Sch. and ,McGill Univ.; m., 1865,
Louisa C., d. late S. B. Scott, Mont-
real; memo Am. Soc. C. E., 1875; do.
Inst. C E., Eng., 0'0. (s.inoe a .oouruciUor,
d'Û. do.); a memo (and a flounder)
Dan. ,Soc. C. E., 1887 (/pres<H., d'Û" 1892,
sinoo and now a IC'OUIlcüU.or); OOTn-
m,enced professi'onal career, 1853, umær
.T. C. Keefer (q.v.), and 3JSsist<ed in
the construction "Of the water works
of Montreal and Hamilton, as also In
ry. and other works of a wide engineer-
Ing practice; in 1863 he was made asst.
city surveyor (city engr.) of Montreal,
and soon afterwards was apptd.
deputy; In 1867 he resign.ed this appt.
to become man gr. of the Hull Iron Min-
Jng & ldia.nuf.a,crtn.urJng Oo.',s 'Iflcm mi-rues
and new smelting works at IronsIde,
P.Q.; In 1871 he became dlv. engr.
on the construction of the WelIlngton,
Grey and Bruce branch of the Great
Western Ry. of Can., from whiCJh he
rapidly rose to be chief en gr. of the
whole Great Western system; in the
latter capacity he completed the Can.
Air Line, built some minor branches
and doubled the main line between
Glen-coe and Windsor, constructing the
first double track Llne laid in the Dom. ;
in 1875 he resigned to become .chIef
engr. of the Montreal Harbour Comn.,
whIch position he held till Feb., 1907,
when he became consulting engr.; as
chief engr. he deepened the ship canal
between Montreal and Quebec from 20
ft. to 27i ft. and designed and carried
out all the improvements in the Mont-
real harbour during 32 yrs.; on retir-
Ing from active service the Harlbour
Commrs. placed on record their deep
sense of his lengthened and devoted
service and of his fal thful and zealous
performance of the same; was a memo
of the Royal Comn. apptd. In 1886 to
enquire into the leasing of water power
on the Lachine Canal, a memo of the
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KlENNEDY -:KENNY,
RoY'al Comn, apptd, In the same year
to enquire Into the causes of floods at
Mon treal and t'O suggest remedIes
therefor, and a mem, o! the Royal
Comn, a;pptd. 1888 to report upon the
advIsa'bllity of completing the Trent
Valley Canal system; was often called
upon t'O act as arbitrator or consulting
engr. in reference to Important ques-
tions relating t'O rys., water-ways,
water works. water powers, etc., and
to act as dir. in mining and Industrial
enterprises; made an extended visit to
Europe In the Interests of his .dept,.
1903; a dir. Y. M. C. A. and of the
Montreal Assn. for the Blind; a Bapt.,
and a helper In religious and social
reform work of all k1nds.-" Tbe Sher-
brooke," Montreal; Canada Club;
Canadian Club, do.
.. A'Jl engineer gIfted with rare power8."
-M. Herald.
II Has proved himself to be an engineer
of the firøt ra.n-k."-M, Witne88.
Kennedy, John Alexander, physician.
S. Daniel A. and - (Hewitt) K.,
Toronto; b. Toronto, 1875; e. thE-re;
gra,d'l.laJted M.D.,C.IM. (Trin. Un:lv.) ,
1900; as a youth spent some time In
JI()Ihan.nElSlburg, S.A.; later bOOk UiP Ihls
residence In Zululand, where he became
dist. surg., and was lieut.-surg. in the
Dmveta Mounted Rifles; was thanked
by GenI. Lyttelton, on behalf of the
aTIIlY in NataJl. for his .. va;lu8ible as-
sistance to the sick and wounded at
Atall."-f86 Carlton St., Toronto,
Kennedy, Major John Chambera Baa-
aau. H.Mo's regular mil. focces.
E. s. late Lt.-Col. VV. N. K., com-
manding 90th Regt., who d. in London,
Eng., from smallpox, on his return
from Egypt, where he had served as
paymaster of the Nile Can. contingent,
1885, a pension being granted by Queen
Victoria to his widow and an allow-
ance to each of Ihlis C'hiildren; ,b. Wdnnd-
peg; graduated Royal Mil. ColI., King-
ston (with med. for genl. profichmcy),
1886; m., Jan., 1893, Sarah Gertrude,
2nd d. late S. B. Booth, 3 Gray's Inn
Square, London, Eng.; gazetted lieut.
R. E., 1886; capt., 1896; major, 1904;
has held various staff appts.; was
supdt. of telegraphs under Sir P. Girou-
ard in .t'he Transvaal; served during
war in S. A., 1899-1900 (mentioned in
despatches; Queen's medal, with six
clasps) ; Ang.-Care War Office, Lon-
don, Eng.
Ke:nnedy, Thoma. John, Can. ry, ser-
vice,
.s. Davi.d K, Cam(pooll.!ord, Orut.; b.
Warkwol'1tJh, Dntt., Sept. 1, 1854; e. Port
Hope High Sch.; m., Miss Fl,orence E.
Shaw, Ottawa, ant.; chairman, Gov.t.
staff, C. P. Ry., Wdnruipeg, 1874; pro-
moted contractors' engr., sec. .. B," C. P.
Ry., 1880; 0'Il first survey on .that sec. ;
roadmaster, Chapleau div., 1885; super-
Intendent, do., 1892; do. North Bay dlv.,
1899; since June, 1900, genl. supdt.
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry. Co.,
an,] mangr. Intern. Transit St. Ry. and
Saun t Ste. .Mia'rie Trans. Co.; Ang.-
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.; Sault Ste. Marie
Club, do.
Kennedy, Willard 3'ohn, educationist,
Scotch descent; s. Archd. K, Vernon,
O!lt.; b. there, Oct. 1, 1876; e. Kempt-
vIlle High Sch.; m., Feb., 1904, Mis.
Beulah Bingham, Ames, Ia.; gradu8lted
B.S.A. (ant. Agrlc. CoIl.) ; M.S. (IOIW8.
State Coil.); a teacher, Univ. of Ill.,
1899-1901; 00. Iowa StaJÌ'e 0011.; IlJOW
and for some yrs. v.ïoe-dir. I'Ü'Wa Exper.
Station; !prof. a.nLmal husbarud:ry. LoiWR
State COll., and expert in animal hus-
bandry, U. S. Dept. of Agrlcul.; special
representative of U. S. Govt. to study
European methods of agricul., 1904-5'
formerly expert in do., Sioux City Cor':
resp. Agrlcul. Coli.; a special contrIbu-
toT to Breeders' Gazette, Qhiægo, Wal-
lace's Farmer, Des M'Oinoes, Drover8'
Journ., Live Stock Report, Chilca:go.
etc. ; a Presb.; favours closer trade re-
lations between U. S. and Can.-Ames,
Ia.; Grant Rep. Club, Des Moines, la.
Ke
nedY, William, civil engineer,
S. Ia;te \Vm. and Agnes (Stark)
K., Owen Sound, ant.; b. Oharles-
ton, ant., Jan. 4, 1848; e. Owen
Sound Grammar Sch. ; m., Jan.,
1871, Miss Eliza Ann Brown; elected
memo Soc. C. E., 1887 (councillor,
HiOS) ; supdt. and mangr. Ottawa city
waterworks, 1876-9; since then in pri-
vate practice, principally in hydraulic
and mech. enging.; has built several
waterworks and sewerage systems and
important hydro-electric and othf'r
power fW1Ork,s; as.sociwt.ed w1JtJb C. B.
:Smith (q.v.) in construction of Winni-
peg power plant, 1906; visited Europe
4 times professionally; &pt.-79 St.
].fatthew St., Montreal.
Kenny, Lt,-Col. Edward George, bond
broker,
S. late T. E. K., formE-rly l\iI.P., and,
at his deat'h, rpresdrt:. Bank of N. S., and
Margt. Jones (Burke) K.; b. Halifax,
N.S., ApI. 17, 1859; e. there: m., 1st,
XlQv., 1889, Elizaiooth (d. July, 19()3),
d. late Hon. H. II. Fuller, Halifax;
2ndly, June. 1907. Gertrude, e. d. Jas.
MoParland, .. lThnds!aÆI," K1ngsbon., and
.. Tremont Park," Gananoque, ant.;
head of firm E. G. K & Co., bond
brokems, HaI.Lf.a.x:; a memo extve. COim.te,
Soc. for Protect. of Children, HaIlfax;
long in vol. mil. service; gazetted It.-
col. commdg. 66th Regt. (" Princess
Louise Fusiliers"), May, 1905; retired,
1910; served in N. W. RebelUon, 1886
(moo.) ; bolds l'Ong sel"V'lce dlecoration.
-" Pinehurst," Halifax, N.S.; Halifa:>>
Club.
Kenny, :Rev, George B. (R.C.),
S. late Hon. Sir Edward K., for a
time adminIstrator of Govt. of N. S.,
and Anne (Forrtstall) K; b. Halifax,
N.S., Oct. 18, 1840; e. there and Ford-
ham Call., N. Y.; barrIster, 1862: prac-
tised in Halifax, in partnership with
his bro.-in-law, Sir M. B. Daly (q.v.);
abandoning law, was o. 1874; proto St.
Mary's (Jesuit) Call., Montreal, 1887-
91: superior CoIl. Immaculate Concep-
tion, Guelph, ant., from that tlm
for
seme yrs.; at present again at St.
Mary's ColI.; known as one of the fore-
most preachers in the Jesuit Order;
preached an eloquent, patriotic, and
KENT-KER.
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fervent sermon on the death of Queen
Victoria, 1901. - St. .Mary's College,
Montreal.
Kent, Bev, Alexander (Unlversa.li.st).
S. Jas. and Sarah (Archibald) K.;
b. Troro, N.S., NOv. 27, 18.37; e. there
and :Lomoord Univ., HI.; 'm., Jan.,
1878, lMiss Carrie E. Gave; studied
t.heol. 0an1Jon (.N.Y.) Theol. ,Sc'h. a.nd St.
Lawrence Univ.; began preachingUniv.
Ch., Iowa; pastor Univ. Ch., Hallfax,
N.S., 1865-7; do. do.. Portland. Me..
1867-9; later sta;t>e mlssy., Minn. and
Baltimore; pas1ror Uulv. Db., Wash-
1ngtxm, 12 'Y'I"S., and bu.ilt ch.; 1fl()r
many yrs. '\WlJS !pastor unodenO'I11lina-
tlona.l People's 011., Waslhlngron;
autlh'Or m'OD'ograph, .. The Oo-operativ-e
Oommunltdes of 'bhoe Untted States"
(1902).-26 T. St.
N. W.
Washington
D.C.
(D. 1908.)
Kent, Ambr08e, manufacturer.
S. Ambrose and Harriet (Kirk) K.;
b. Lincolnshire, En
., Dec. 26, 1843:
came to Oa.n., settHng at Toronto,
1850; e. rthlelre; m., 18,68, Miss Ma.r}'
Ann Brock; a J. P.; presdt. Ambrose
K & Sons, Ltd., manufacturing jewel-
lers, Toronto (founded Dec., 1856, anù
said to be the oldest jewelry estab-
lishment of its kind In Can.); V.-F.
Hastings Savings & Loan Co.; a Meth..
and for 50 yrs. devoted to S. S. work,
during 25 of which has been a S. S.
slipdt.; also a dir. Nat. Sanitarium
Assn. of Can.; a trustee Toronto Free
Hosp. for Consumptives, and presdt.
Tororubo H()S.p. :for Incumb-les.-19!
Lowthe1' Ave., Toronto.
Kent, James, Can. ry. servIce.
Scotch and Irish origin; s. Robt. and
Ellza (Bu
hel1) K.; b. Montreal,
.Jan. 15, 1854; e. there; 01., May, 1880,
Evelyn E., d. late Thos. Vipond, Mont-
rt'al; for many yrs. an operator :Mont-
rpal Tel. Co.; resignpd, 1886, to become
chief .operator C. PRy. -telegraPhs,
Montreal; promoted supdt. E. div., do..
18
O; mangr. of telegraphs, do. (suc-
COO<1lrrug C. R. Hosmer, q.v.), Nov.,
1899; a. Pre.sb.-458 Wood Ave. West-
mount, lIIontreal; Montreal Club, do.
".A ma.n of tact rand no smaffil I8dmlruis-
trMñve a.bility....-M. Witness.
Kent, Lt.-Co!, Bobert Edwin, banker.
S. late Rybert and Amella Mary
(Barker) K., Kingston. Ont.; b. there,
O
t. 6, 1861; e. Kingston ColI. Inst.,
and Royal Mil. Col!., do.; '01., June,
1887, Isabella Cale, d. Major Camp-
bel1, H3Jlifax, N.IS.; se.nI}'Or memo K.
Bros., bankers; previously In service
Federal Bank; has served as an ald.;
mayor of Kingston, 1901 (as such.
had the honour of recplvlng the
PlPince anJd Pril1lCJeSs 'Of Wales, now
King Georg1e and Queen Mary, on
their vlsl.t t'O Kingston thaJt Y'ear) ; long
In v. m. service; It.-co!. 14th Regt.,
1903-9; commanded regt. {Ct Quebec
Tercentenary Celebration, 1908; pre-
sented with silver loving cup by o III's.
on retiring from the command; holds
long service decoration; apptd. It.-col,
commdg. Infy. Brig" E. Ont. command,
Jan. 19, 1909; many yrs. presdt. King-
ston Hort. Soc.; a Forester; Lib.;
Ang.--85 King St.
Kingston
ant,;
Frontenac Club
do,
"A ba.nker of long standing; a fir.
class busine&a man."-T, Globe.
Kent, Samuel E., Can. municipal
servdce.
Previously asst. city clk. : apptù. city
elk., Hamilton, Ont., vice Beasley re-
tlired, Feb., 1906.-Hamilton, ant:
Ker, The Venerable John (Ang.)
Y. s. late Robert K., Newbl1ss.
Monaghan, Irel., and Elizabeth K.;
b. Newbllss, Alpl. 22, 18,48; e. :Montreal
Diocesan Theol. ColI. (prizeman),
Trio.. Univ., Toronto (B.D., 1889;
D.D., 18
'3), and Bishop's Coli. Un lv"
Len.IroxviHe, P.Q. (D.D., ad eun.d.;
D.C.L., 1895); m., 1876, Mary Thom-
son, 2nd d. late Thos. .cousins,
Iberville, P.Q.; o. deacon, 1876; priest,
1879; rector, Glen Sutton, P.Q., 1876-
81; do., Dunham, P.Q., 1881-9; since
then has been rector of Grace Ch.,
Montreal; hon. canon Christ Ch.
Cath., Montreal, 1900; apptd. arch-
deacon of St. Andrew's, P.Q., 1902;
proposed as a candidate for the
Bishopric of Montreal, 1909; author
of .. Family Prayers for Busy People"
(1902); .. The Church's Relation to
the Social Problem" (do.); .. Call to
Higher National Ideals" (1907), etc.;
a gov. Montreal Theol. ColI. since
1900; a councillor Lennoxville Unlv.;
a memo Mission Bd., Ch. of Eng., In
Can. ; a d
I. to 'thie Synods; a del. Plan-
Ang. Congress, London, 1908; pre-
sented to late King Edward, do.; a.
Freemason and chapl3iin, Argyle Lodge,
Montreal; an aro-enrt; I'rnperi3JList.-
Grace Church Rectory
tn9 Wellington
St., Montreal.
.. .Extreme.J.y
1l po.sted on Engli.sh and
foreIgn affaJ.rs. -The late Bishop Oar-
michael.
.. The perSO'll.a1 chann which is OOQspicu-
()IUS in OOll'Versa.tiOlD: is fortified in the pulpit
by hi-s scho1a.rloy .a.ttai,nments; fluent and
gr.a.æful in: dewove,ry, he is 'Ilible, withOllå
effort, to hold the attention of hjs oongre.
gatiolJ1."-M. Herald.
Ker, :Newton James, civil engineer.
S. Jas. and .Jennie (Peterson) K.,
now of Vancouver, B.C.; b. Brantford.
Ont., May 6, 1866: e. private schs. and
Brantford ColI. Inst.: 01., 1896, Ger-
trude, 2nd d. late Col. H. DickIe, Brant-
ford; studied eng-ing-. under his uneleo
P. A. Peterson (q.v.); a!!lso. memo Can:
Soc. C. E., 1893: memo do. do., 1905
(councillor. do., 190
): eng-
. in en-
gineering .work, C. P. iRy., lMonrtreal,
Tor.ontto, LiQiIldlOn, and W.lndsor, OnfÌ..,
1887-90; asst. city. engr., Toronto,
1890-98; do. do., Ottawa, 1898-1900;
since thpn city engr., do.: has been
engd. on the foU<JIWln.g Important works:
The construction !Of ,the C. P. Ry. be-
tween London and Detroit; in charge
of the construction of Toronto St. Ry,
Co.'s tracks, the Queen St. subway, To-
ronto, as well as being engr. in charge
ot roadways, sewers, and special
works; In Ottawa has carrIed on the
main drainage system, the extension of
608
waterworks system, the Ottawa East
water system, and other municipal
works: declined appt. to Transcontin-
ental Ry., 1904; do. appt. as chief engr.
dio. dc., 1909; do(). Sjppt. !as city .engr.
V.anoouVoffi'. B.C., 1911; joined COI1PS of
guides, .UJlJoor Lord DuntdO'n/æld; was
d.i,s,t. drutel>l. offr., Mil. Dis,t. No.4, until
May, 1908, W1hen Ihe retJir>ed, <and reed.
a
a:ppooin'Ì'lI1en t t as spooial serViioe offr.,
Wl'Ìih rank of capt.; ooietf lP'romlOtJe'r
offa:t Fuel-Saver, Ltd. (L. ,P., 1906) ;
du. Onto & M:vn. F1ll()ur ,M'HIIS, Ltd.;
V.-P. Rideau RooIty 00., Ottama and
M.oose Jaw .ID1.ectric Ry 100.; Presb.-
31.'j MacLeod St., Ottawa; Ottawa Hunt
Club.
II Undoubtedly the best city engineer Ot-
tawa has ever had."-O. Oitizen,
Ker, Rev. Bobert (Ang.).
Bro. Yen. Archdeacon K. (q.v.),
Montreal; b. New-bliss, IreI., 1843; e.
t
ere and Normal Training CoIl., Dub-
1m (schoI. and 1st class cert.); m.,
Ug., 1874, Lizzie, y. d. late Thos. Wil-
km, New Brighton, L.I.; taught Lord
Powercourt's ehief sch. several yrs.;
gave up teaching for joornalism; was
special correspondent at Belfast for
l1-ish Times, Dublin; served aflterwards
on every leading Irish paper; came to
Can., 1872; was on staff Toronto
Leader; at same time ed. Patriot, an
Orange organ; matriculated Into Trln.
Univ., 1874, for the purpose of study-
Ing' divinity: o. deacon, 1877: priest,
1878; .served SlUICCess.i'vely as missy. aJt
Chel1Jsela, .Inoumbent of BucklI1tg1bam,
dJo., IM.ansonvdl;le, lI"ootor Tr.iu. Oh., Que-
boeIc. dio. òJo. Mitooo'iJ}, Ont., and d'O. 1St.
Joame.s's, Ingersolll, St. Geo'l"g.e's, iSt.
OaJtIharlrres, .1891-1911; now 'l'etùred,
O!W,iI1lg 11:0 nrr-lheallth; Wihile in P. Q. was
succ.esslvely IPrll1JCiiipaJ Hig1h Sch., 1St.
Johns, and vloe-I"eOtIOr Boys' Higlh S'Clh.,
Quebec; a;þso V.-iP. Que boo Teadhers'
Assn.; 'insp.r. sorus. /fOIl' OoN. Oh. Soc.,
a,nd memo Ed. Proto Sc'h. iOommns.;
aUJtool', oMnoug oOItJheol' :productions, IOf
.. '11he H'istory of 1St. George's !Parish
C.h., St. Oatlharines" (18
2); oa,pptJd.
chiaJplain, wi-th hon. rank o.f anajo'l",
191th Reg1t., Niov, , 1897; a Froomason,
and th>a.s been grn,nd dhajpIa..ln of the
Gmnd Lodge, ,P. Q.; a del.. 110 'Ì!bie
.3ynoos.-St. Catharine8, ant.
Kerby, Bev, George W, (Meth.).
B. Tp. Sombra, Ca. Lambton Ont
Ju1y 18, 1860; e. Sarnia HiglÍ Soh::
Cobourg ColI. Inst. and TorontO' Unlv.
(B.A., with 1st class honours In phil.,
logic, and civil polity, and a prize In
moml !PhH., 1888) ; rn-., 1888, Emily, d.
late Rev. Jas. Spencer, M.A., ed. Chrl8-
tian Guardian; a. 1888; held pastor-
ates at Woodstock, Hamilton, St.
Catha rines, Brantfard, and Montreal
(Douglas Ch.); pasbor Ce.ntral Meth.
Ch., Cal.gary, 1903-10; since then has
been presdt. Morunrt: Royal CoIl., Cal-
gairy ; elected presdt. ALberta Conf.,
1907; formerly pres&t. Hami.Þton Conf.
Epworth League; ma-ð.e tour of Gt.
Brit. and Europe, 1907; for some yrs.
engd. In evangeldstlc work wHh the
Rev. G. R. Turk; a memo Joint Comte.
on Ch, Union; the originator of the
Forward Movement In Bible Situdy and
KER-KERR.
<e'V.ange!I'Ïs't1c work; a;utJhOiI' "The Broken
'Dmi1 .. (1909 ) .
14 .sixth Ave. W.,
Calgary, Alta.
.. A clear thinker, with great force of
expression."-Can. Epworth Era.
Kermode, Francis, naturalist; B. C.
public service.
Eng. parentage; b. Liverpool, Eng.,
June 26, 1874; came to B. C., with
parents, 1883; e. provl. public ßchs.;
m., 1900, Margt. Allan, d. C. E. Fowler,
Vancouver, B.C.; entd local Govt. ser-
vice, in Provl. Museum, 1890; apptd.
curator, do. do., Feb., 1904; memo Nat.
Hist. Soc. B. C.; assoc. memo Am.
Ornithol. Union; active charter mpm.
Am. Assn. of Museums; in recognition
of his nature investigations in B. C.,
has had the honour of having a new
'
ecies of whit'e bear named Ursu8
Ií.ermodei (HornadJay), Jan. 10, 1905.
- 'Victoria, B.C.
Kernighan, Robert Kirkland, poet
and journalist.
R. A ndrpw and Jane K.; father
Erlsh; motlher from QueJbec; b. .. RuSh-
dale Farm," nr. Hamilton, Ont., Api.
25, 1857; e. common sch.; unm.;
when a young man joined the staff of
the Hamilton Spectator, as local ed.;
later was ed. Winnipeg Sun; known
as the author of many clever songs
and of patriotic and humorous verse:
WlI"l'tea UIlJder .tJhJe nom-de-plume o-f
.. The Khan" and .. Old Twilight";
his verse Includes "The Men af the
Northern Zone" (published separate-
ly and set to music), .. Canada First,"
.. The Frontier Way," .. Ya-houk:'
.. The Wabagoon," .. All Night Long,"
.. When Daddy Comes Home With His
Wages," .. The Song of the Thaw,"
.. The Newer Motherland," .. Listen to'
Your Daddy," etc.; they were Includ-
ed in a vol. entitled" The Khan's Can-
ticles" (1896); another vol. has sInce
been published; author, also, of "The
Tattleton Papers" (1894); It was the
opinion {)If Sir John Ma'Cdona.ld that If
Can. ever went to war our soldiers
would march to batJt1e singing .. The
Men of t'he Northern Zone" ; a farmer,
and fond of tree-iPlantlng; in pOlitics
a Con., but believes only in Can.;
inimical to no one but the annexation-
ist.-" The Wigwam," Rushdale Farm.,
Rockton, Onto
.. Canada's gre.atest poet,"-T, !rei..
Dram.
.. Our Canadian James Whitcomb
Rile.y."-D. O. Scott (q.v.). ,
.. A hundred years hence will be known
to fame as the .author of 'Wihe'n Daddy
ÛGmes Home with His Wages.' "-Th.
late Bon. J. G. Blaine.
Kerr, Miss Estelle .., writer and
artist.
D. Geo. K., barrister, Toronto; b.
and e. Taronto; studied art under Miss
Laura Muntz (q.v.), Toronto, Art
Students' League, N. Y., In Paris,
Switzerland, Italy, and Holland; paints
landscapes and portraits; published,
1908, II Little Sam In Volendam," com-
prising rhymes and plctures.-l,J Madi-
son Ave., Toronto.
.. A c1ever Toronoto Ilrl."-8, N,
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