The Canadian who's who, Volume 1

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General Pass. Agent,
MONTREAL, CAN.

FRED. C. SALTER,

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17-19 CocKSPUR St.,

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THE MERCHANTS' BANK

OF CANADA

ESTABLISHED 1864.

Capital, J6,000.000

Reserve Fund, and Undivided Profits, - 4,b02,157

Total Deposits (Nov. 30, 1909), - 49,471,594

Assets, . . . - . 66.800,151

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General Banking Business, CoUeotions on any Point.

Letters of Credit issued.

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142 Branches in Canada — Extending prom Quebec to Victoria.

Imperial Bank of Canada

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CAPITAL AUTHORIZED, - - $10,000,000.00

CAPITAL PAID UP, - - - . 5,000,000.00

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The Canadian

^WHO'S WHO

London, England : ®h^ ®lm^0*

Printing Houm Square, E.G.
Toronto : THE MUSSON BOOK COMPANY. Limited.

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It is one of the most pleasant and

best appointed Restaurants on the

Continent.

The cuisine is in charge of chefs who

have been brought from the noted

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Thirty Rooms (bachelor), Banquet
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Private Supper Rooms for Ladies and
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Large Banquet Hall.

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FOREWORD.

In the preparation of the first edition of The Canadian
) Who^s Who,^ the desire has been to make it thoroughly repre-^

sentative of the leading men and women of Canada^ whether
resident in fheir oivn land or abroad. If perchance ^
the biography of some prominent Canadian has been omitted^
the error must not^ in all cases, be ascribed to the editor,
inasmuch as some gentlemen, to whom circulars were sent, failed
to answer them, and consequently their biographies could not be
included.

Thanks are due to Capt, Cham,bers, editor of the Canadian
Parliamentary Guide; Dr» Doughty, Dominion Archivist; Dr,
Benjamin Suite, Dr, Wilfred Campbell, and other ge7ttlemen
^ for valuable data furnished.

Suggestions for future issues, corrections of errors, etc,
N will be gratefully appreciated by

^ THE EDITOR,

^ Press Gallery,
i Ottawa, May, igio.

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ROBERT'S Counting House

ESTABLISHED 1880.

Government, Municipal, School, Commercial Corporation and

Railway Bonds,

State, Caunty afid City Warrants, Mortgage Loans,

Debts Converted and Consolidated,

REAL ESTATE.

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Acetylene Buoys. pack

International Marine Signal Co., Ltd.5

Advocates, Barristers, Etc.

Gahan. C. H '. xiii

Chauvin, Baker & Walker 6

Christie, Greene & Hill 2

Code&Burritt., 2

Davidson A Wainwright 6

Elliott <& David 10

Gormull^, Orde & Powell 6

Greenshields, Greenshields &

Languedoc xiii

lighthall & Harwood 2

McGiverin, Haydon & Gr^ 2

McLennan, Howard & Aylmer 6

McMaster &Tapineau 6

&nith & Johnston 10

Thompson, A. T 10

Vipond & Vipond 2

. Banks.

Bank of Ottawa ii

Dominion Bank 16

Imperial Bank vi

Merchants' Bank of Canada vi

Books.

Nelson's Loose-Leaf EncycloptEdia. . 15

Brokers and Financial Agents.

Bergevin, Achille viii

Bethune, J. T xviii

Black, John; iv

.Browne, W. Graham & Co odii

-^more, W. E. & Co .10

Forget, Rodolphe 13

Ives, A. Scott. '. xviii

MacCuaig. W.^W 4

Meredith, C. & Co viii

Wilson-Smith, R viii

Canadian Government.

Canadian North-West Land Regula-
tions 3

Royal^litapy College Regulations. .1

Fraternal Society.

Sons of England Benefit Society 14

Hotels.

Grand Union, Ottawa 8

The New Russell, Ottawa 8

St. Regis, Montreal «t

Insurance Companies.

Canadian Railway Accident Insur-
ance Co v: • • i***

General Accident Assurance Co. of

Canada ♦'^

Law Union A Rock Insurance Co.,

Ltd. (The) w

Xx)ndon & Lancashire Life Assurance

. Co ?vi**

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co it

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada. . . Hi

Newspapers.

The Times *^

The Times Weekly 16

Railways.

Canadian Pacific Ry. Co xix

Grand Trunk Ry. System v

Miscellaneous.

British American Bank Note Co tx

CorticelU Silk Co., Ltd 12

Dumf or d, George, Ltd .10

Gourock Ropework Export Co., Ltd.

(The) 4^

Mothersill Remedy Co vn .

Robert's Counting House xi%%

Thiel Detective Service Co. of Can-
ada, Ltd., (The) :7 ...

Todd, Fredenck G xvtxx

Ward A Co 4

Ware Co. (The) -4

Windsor Salt 12

Woods, Ltd 9

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ABBREVIATIONS.

A.A.G. Assistant-Adjutant-General.

Abp Archbishop.

A.C.A. Associate of the Institute of

Chartered Accountants.

Acad. Academy.

A,D.C,. ... .Aide-de-camp.

Adl . .Adjutant

Adiu.. .... .Admiral.

Adv Advocate.

Advt. Advertisement.

A.G Attorney-General; Adjutant-
General.

Ala Alabama (U.S.)

Alta .Alberta.

A.M.I, C.E.. .Associate Member of Institute
of Civil Engineers.

A.M,I.E.E., .Associate Member of Institute
of Electrical Engineers. ^

Anat Anatomy; Anatomical.

A.Q.3I.G. . . .Assistant-Quartermaster-
General.

A.B.A Associate of the Royal Acad-
emy.

A.R.A.M Associate of the Royal Acad-
emy of Music.

A.B.C.A.. . ..Associate Royal Canadian
Academy.

Archt. Architect.

A.B.S.C Associate Royal College of

Science.

A.B.I.B. A... '.Associate of the Roval Insti-
tute of British Architects.

Ark Arkansas (U.S.)

A.B.S.M Associate Royal School of

Mines.

Art. Artist.

A,S,C Army Service Corps.

Ass.or Assist^Assistant.

Atha Athabasca.

Av, Avenue.

B. . Baron.

h bom; brother.

B,A Bachelor of Arts.

Barr, Barrister.

Bart, or Bt.. .Baronet.
Batt.or Hatn.Battalion,
B.C Before Christ; British Colum-
bia.
B.C.L.. . . . .. Bachelor of Civil Law.

B.D Bachelor of Divinity.

Bd, Board.

B.E Bachelor of Engineering.

Burks. Berkshire.

B.Litt Bachelor of Letters or of Laws.

B.M.A.. . . .. British Medical Association.

Bot Botany; Botanies^.

Bp. Bishop.

Brev Brevet.

Brig.. Brigade; Brigadier.

B.S Bachelor of Surgery.

B.Sc Bachelor of Science.

B.Th.. Bachelor of Theology.

(C.) Conservative.

c Cents; centimes; child.

C.A Chartered Accountant.

Calif California (U.S.)

Capt Captain.

Cav Cavalry.

C.B . . Companion of the Bath.

C.C County Councillor.

CE Civil Engineer.

Chanc Chancellor; Chancery.

Chap. . . .
Ch.Ch.. .
Chn.. . . .
Civ. Serv.

C.J

CI.

CM

C.M.G. . .

CO

Co

Col

Coll.

Comdg

Comdt

Com.-ln-Clit

Comr

Corp

Corr. Mem.
or Fell.. . .

C.P.B

Cr

cr

CS.

cv.o

Chaplain.

Christ Church.

Chairman.

Civil Service.

Chief Justice.

Class.

Master in Surgery.

C]!ompanion of St. Michael and
St. Geoige.

Ck^mmanding Officer.

County; Company.

Ck>lony; Ck>lonel.

College; Collegiate.

Commanding.

Commandant.

.Commander-in-Chief.

Commissioner.

Corporal.

Corresponding Member or Fel-
low.

Canadian Pacific Raliway.

Orown.

created.

Civil Service.

Conmiander of the Royal Vic-
torian Order.

D Duke.

d Pence; died; daughter.

D.A.A.G Deputy-Aseistant-Adjutant-

General.

D.A.G Deputy-Adjutant -General.

D.A.Q.M.G. . Deputy-Aissistant-Quarter-
master-General.

D.CL Doctor of Civil Law.

D.D Doctor of Divinity.

D.D.S Doctor of Dental Surgery.

deg. Degree.

del. delegate.

Dep Deputy.

Dept Department.

Dioc Diocese; Diocesan.

Dlv Division.

D, Litt. or D. Lit. Doctor of Literature.

Dr Doctor. ^

D.Sc Doctor of Science.

D.S.O Companion of the Distinguish-
ed Service Order.

D.Theol. .... Doctor of Theology.

E /. .East; Earl.

Eccl Ecclesiastical.

Ed. Editor.

Edin Edinburgh.

Educ. Educated.

Eng England.

eng Engineer.

F.CA Fellow of the Institute of Char-
tered Accountants.

F.C.P. Fellow College of Preceptors.

F.C.S Fellow of the Chemical Society

F.E.S Fellow of the Entomological

Society.

F.F.A Fellow of the Faculty of Actu-
aries.

F.G.S Fellow of the Geological Soc-
iety.

F.I.A Fellow of the Institute of

Actuaries.

F.I.C . ... .Fellow of the Institute of
Chemistry.

Fr., French.

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ABBREVIATIONS.

. Fallow of the Royal Academy
of Music.

.Fellow of the Royal Astrono-
mical Society.

.Fellow of the Rojral Colonial
Institute.

. Fellow of the Royal College of
Organists.

. Fellow pf the Royal College of
Physicians.

. Fellow of the Royal College of
Surgeons.

..Fellow of the Royal College of
Veterinary Surgeons.

. Fellow of the Royal Geograph-
ical Society.

. Fellow of the Royal Historical
Society.

.Fellow of the Royal Horti-
cultiutil Society.

.Fellow of the Royal Institute
of British Architects.

. Fellow of the Royal Micros-
copical Society.

.Fellow of the Royal Meteoro-
logical Society.

. Fellow of the Royal Society.

, . Fellow of the Royal Society of
Canada.

. . Fellow of the Royal Society of
Literature.

. .Fellow of the Society of Anti-
quaries.

. . Fellow of the Royal Statistical
Society.

. . Fellow of the Zoological Soc-
iety.

6.C.B Knight Grand Cross of the

F.B.A.S.. . .

F jt.ca. . . .

F.B.C.O.. . .
F.B.C.P. . . .
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F.B.C.V.S..
F.B.6.S.. . .
F.B,Hlst. S.
F.Bjaort.S.
F«B«i«BaA« .
F.B.M.S.. . .
F.B.Met.S..

F.B^. . .

F«BaC/«S«.

F«B*9»I^«. .
F.S.A.. . .

F.S.S.

F.Z.S

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atii

G.C.M.6 Knight Grand Cross of St.

Michael and St. George.
G.CV.O. . . . .Knight Grand Cross of Royal

Victorian Order.

Gen. General.

G.L Grand Lodge.

Gov. Governor.

Govt Government.

68. Grandson.
arv. .... . .Harvard.

H.E His Excellency.

Heir pres. . . . Heir presumptive.

H.H His (or Her) Highness.

H.I.H His (or Her) Imperial High-
ness.

H.I.M His (or Her) Imperial Majesty.

H.M. His (or Her) Majesty.

H.MJU His Majesty's Inspector.

HJM[.S His Majesty's Ship.

Hon . .Honourable.

Hon Honorary.

H.B.H His (or Her) Royal Highness.

Imp Imperial.

Insp Inspector.

Inst. . Instant; Institute.

I.O.O.F. Independent Order of Odd-

felli^ws.
I.S.O Imperial Service Order.

J.A Judge-Advocate.

Jas James.

Jes Jesus.

Joh. Jno ■ . . .John.

J.P Justice of the Peace.

Jun Junior.

K. Kmg.

K.B Knight Bachelor.

K.C King's Coimsel.

K.C.B.. .... .Knight Commander of the

Bath.
K.C.M.G.. . .Knight Commiinder of St.

>^ichael and St. George.

K.C.V.O Knight Commander of the

Royal Victorian Order.

K.G Knight of the Order of the

Garter.
Kt. or Knt. . . Knight.

Lib. Liberal.

L.C.J Lord Chief Justice.

LJD.S. Licentiate of Dental Sui^ery.

, L.F.P.S. .. ..Licentiate of the Faculty of
I Physicians and Surgeons.

L.H.D Doctor of Literature.

L.I Light Infantry.

Lie. Med Licentiate in Medicine.

Lieut Lieutenant.

Lit Literature; Literary.

Lit. D Doctor of Letters.

LL.B. Bachelor of Laws.

LL.D Doctor of Laws.

LL.M Master of Laws.

L.B.C.P. .... Licentiate of the Royal College

of Physicians.
L.B.C.S Licentiate of the Royal College

of Surgeons.
L.B.C.V.S.. .Licentiate of the Royal College

' of Veterinary Surgeons.
Lt. or Lieut. .Lieutenant.

Lt.-Col Lieutenant-Colonel.

Lt.pGen Lieutenant -General.

m.. married.

M.A Master of Arts.

Mae Magazine.

MaJ.-Gen.. . .Major-General.

Man. Manitoba.

Marq. Marquis.

Math Mathematics; Mathematical.

M.B Bachelor of Medicine.

M.D Doctor of Medicine.

Me Maine (U.S.)

Med Medical.

Mem Memorandum.

M,F.H Master of Foxhounds;

M.H.B Member House of Representa-
tives.

M.I.E.E. . . . .Member of Institute of Elec-
trical Engineers.

M.I.M.E Member of Institute of Mining

and Mechanical Engineers.

M.I.Mech.E. Member Institution ofMechan-
ical Engineers.

M.I.M.M. :. .Member of Institute of Mining
and Metallurgy.

Min Minister.

M.In8t.C.E. . Member of Institution of Civil
Engineers.

M.Inst.M.E.. Member of Institution of Min-
ing Engineers.

M.L Licentiate in Medicine.

M.L.A. ..... Member of Legislative Assem-
bly.

M.L.C Member of Legislative Council.

Mme Madame.

Most Be v.. . .Most Reverend (of an Arch-
bishop).

M,P Member of Parliament.

M.B.C.P Member of the Royal College

of Physicians.

M.BX.S Member Royal College of Sur-
geons.

M,S Master of Sijrgery.

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ABBREVIATIONS.

M.Sc Master of Science.

lift, Mountain.

Illus* B Bachelor of Music.

ilus.D Doctor of Music,

Mus. M, Master of Music.

M.V.O Member of the Royal Victor-
ian Order.

X,B New Brunswick.

N.H.. .... - .New Hampshire (U.S.)

X.P Notary Public.

X.B.A National Rifle Association.

X.S Nova Scotia.

N W.T. . . . North-West Territories.

X.Y New York— City or State.

O.c . .only child.

Ont.l ...... .Ontario.

o, s. only son.

O.S.A. . - . '. . ■ Ontario Society of Artists.

Pari. Agt.. . . Parliamentary Agent.

P,C Privy Councillor.

P.E.i Prince Edward Island.

Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy.

Phil.. .... -Philosophical.

Phys Physical.

plen. Plenipotentiary.

P.M.G. Postmaster-Genera!.

P.Sl.O Principal Medical Officer.

p,Q Province of Quebec.

Presi. President.

Prof Professor.

Q Queen.

Q,C Queen's Counsel.

Q.M.G Quartermaster^ieneral.

Que. ....... Quebec.

jt,A. .Royal Academician; Royal

Artillery.

jt,\,C Royal Agricultural College.

b' A.M. . . Royal Academy of Music.

b! A.M.C. . . Royal Army Medical Corps.

B. Art. Royal Artillery.

B.C.V.S.. . -Royal College of Veterinary

Surgeons.

B.E. Royal Engineers.

Bear-Adm.. .Rear-Admiral.
Beg. Prof.. . .Regius Professor.

Begt. Regiment.

Bes Resigned; Reserve.

Bev, .... .Reverend.

B.F.A Royal Field Artillery.

R.G.A Royal Gamson Artillen^

B.I.B.A Royal Institute of Bntish

Architects.

B.M.C Royal Military Coll., Canada.

bIm.L.!. . . .Royal Marine Light Infantry.

B.X Royal Navy.

B.N.B. Royal Naval Reserve.

Boy Royal.

Bt. Hon Right Honourable.

Bt. Bev Right Reverend (of a Bishop.)

B.T.S Royal Yacht Squadron.

S. succeeded; South; Saints.

8. son; shillings.

S.A South Australia; South Africa.

Sask Ssskatehewan

Sc.D Doctor of Science.

Sch Scholar; School.

Sec. : .Secretary.

Serjt Serjeant.

S.G Sohcitor-General.

S.J Society of Jesus (Jesuits).

S.L. Serjeant-at-Law.

S.M.E School of Military Engineering

Soc Society.

Sovs. Sovereigns.

8.P.C.C. . . . .Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children.

S.P.C.K Society for Promoting Christ-
ian Knowledge.

S.P.G. Society for the Propagation of

the Gospel.

Sg Square.

SS Steamship: Saints.

St Street; Saint.

Supt. Superintendent.

Surg Surgeon.

Surv Surviving.

T,B.H Their Hoyal Highnesses.

Ter. or Terr. Terrace.

Trin Trinity.

u uncle.

U.K United Kingdom of Great

Britain and Ireland.

Unlv University.

U.S United S^tes.

U.S.A United States of America.

V Five (Roman numerals); Ver-
sion; Vicar; Vicsount; Vice.

V.C Victoria Cross.

Ven Venerable (of an Archdeacon).

Very Bev. . . Very Reverend (of a Dean).

Vet Veterinary.

Tice-Admn. Vice-Admiral.

Vol Volume; Volunteers.

V.P Vice-President.

W.I West Indies.

1V.O War Office. Warrant Officer.

X.. . Ten (Roman numerals).

yds yards.

Y.M.C.A Young Men's Christian Assoc-
iation.

Torks Yorkshire.

Yrs Years. . .

Y.W.C.A,. . .Young Women s Christian
Association.

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BIOGRAPHIES.

ABBOTT, Harry B., C.E.; b. Abbotsford,
Que..l4 June, 1829; «. of Rev. Joseph Abbott
and Harriet Elizabeth Bradford: m. Maigar-
et,d. of the late Chief Justice Sicotte, and
widow of C. Freer, C.E. (d. 1907); two «. and
one d,Educ.'. Montreal High Sch. and McGill
Univ. Commenced his career as engr. on the
St. Lawrence and Atlantic Ry., now part of
G.T.R. system; later was employed on the
Riviere de Loup section. G.T.K.; chief engr.
Brockville and Ottawa Ry. 1864; chief engr.
<^ the Eastern Extension Ry. Co., 1876; en-
tered service of C.P.R., 1882; gen. supt. C.P.
R. in B.C., 1886; retired therefrom 1897.
Assisted in fonnation of 11th Argenteuil
Rangers, retiring with rank of major; unsuc-
cessfully contested Brockville at DonLg.e.,
1872, and East Algoma, for Ont. Legis.,
1866; has been pres. of the Vancouver club.
Addreia: 720 Jervis St., Vancouver, B.C.
Clubs: V anco uver; Union, Victoria.

ABRAMOWITZ. Bafofol Herman, B.A..
L.H.D.;6. Rusaa, 28 Feb., 1880. Educ:
College of aty>of N. Y., Columbia Univ.
Jewish Theo. Seminarv of America. Ap-
ptd Minister of the "Shaar Hashomayim"
Congr^ation of Montreal in 1902, which
DOS. he still holds. Address: 17 Hutchison
St., Montreal. CZub/.Montefiore.

ACUkND, Frederick A., Dep. Min. of La-
bour, Cana^; b. Bridgewater, England, 9
Aug.» 1861 r». of S. Acland and Mary Bryant
Acland; m. Elizabeth Adair, Toronto, Ont.;
one 9. one d. ; Educ. Bridgewater. Arrived
in Canada 1883; connected with various
newspapers in England, United States and
Canada; Asst. Editor The Globe, Toronto,
1890 to 1902; Manager in London, Eng.,
Booklovers* Libra^, 1902 to 1904; Editor
Olobe, Toronto, in Western Canada, 1906 to
1907; Secretary Dept. of Labour, Canada,
1907-1908; Deputy Minister of Labour 1908.
Publieaiions: Pamphlets, magazine articles,
told newspaper work. Address; 14 Somer-
set St., Ottawa. Club; Rideau, Ottawa.

AT>AHf, Graeme Mercer, author; b. Loan-
head, near Roslin Castle, Scot., 25 May,
1839; s. of James and Margaret Adam; m.
(1st) Jane Gibson, of TorontOL(2nd) Frances
Isabel Brown, of London, Eng.; three s.
seven d. Educ: VortoheWo and Edinburgh,
Scot. Went to Canada in 1858 and since
then engaged in literary work as publisher,
author and editor. Xdcmiified with Can.
Mil.; Capt. Q. O. Rifles; served during Fe-

nian Raid. Former editor of The Canadian
Monthly, and the Canada Educational
Monthly; for twelve years priv. sec. to Prof.
Ooldwin Smith, D.C.L., at Toronto; editor
of Lovell's "Gazetteer of the Canadian Do-
minion," Montreal, 1908. Publications;
"The Canadian North West, its history and
its TroulSles. with the Narrative of Three In-
surrections' ; "Canada's Patriot Statesman,
a life of Sir J. A. Maodonald, based on the <
work of Edmund Collins"; "life of General
Robert E, Lee";"Canada from Sea to Sea" ;
"Toronto, Old and New": "Outline History
of Canadian Literature' ; "Public School
History of England and Canada", and fifty
other books of biography, history, encyclo-
pffidias, etc. Address; 7 West '106th St.,^
New York, N.Y.

ADAMI, John George, F.R.S., M.A., M.D.
F.R.S.S., LL.D.; Professor of Pathology,
McGill Univ., Montreal; b. Manchester, Eng.,
12 Jan., 1862; s. of late John George Adami
of Manchester and Sarah Ann Ellis, d. of
Thomas Leech of Urmston; Lanes; m. 1894,
Mary Stuart, dXof James Alexander Cantlie
and Eleonoca Stephen of Montreal; one «.
one d. Educ. : Owens College, Manchester:
Christ's College, Cambridge; Breslau and
Paris. House Physician, Manchester Royal
Infirmary, and Demonstrator of Pathology,
Univ. of Camb. 1887; M.D. Cantab. 1890;
John Lucas Walker Student of Patholc^y in
the Univ. 1890; elected Fellow of Jesus Coll.
Camb. 1891; head of the Pathological De-
partment of the Royal Victoria Hospital.
Publications; Numerous papers upon patho-
logical subjects in various medical journals
and transactions of medical journals, Eng-
lish^ American, and French; including Obser-
vations upon the Mammalian Heart (with
Professor Koy) in the Phil. Trans.; Middle-
ton Goldsmith Lectures upon Inflammation,
Trans. New York Pathological Society; All-
butt's System of Medicine; on Cirrhosia of
the Liver; Inflammation, M. 4th edit. 1909;
Principles of Pathology, 2 vols. Address ;
McGill Medical Coll., 331 Peel St., Montreal.
Clvhs: Saville, London; St. James's, Mont-
reaU etc.

ADAMS, Frank Dawson, Ph.D., D.Sc.
F.G.S.A., F.R.S.; Dean of the Faculty of
Applied Science at McGill Univ., and Lc^an
Prof, of Geology and Palaeontology; b.
Montreal. 17 Sept., 1859; m. 1892, Mary
Stuart, d. of the late Samuel Finlay, of
Montreal, jpduc: Montreal High Sch..
McGill Univ., where grad. from Dept. of
Applied Science in the Faculty of Arts with

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the degree of B. Ap. Sc, 1879, and Master
of Science. 1884. Studied in Sheffield
Scientific Sch., Yale Coll., and at Heidel-
berg, Gwmany, Doctor of Philosophy 1892.
For nine yrs. on staff of Canadian Geological
Survey; apptd. liecturer in Geoloey, Mo-
Gill Univ., 1888; Logan Prof, of Geology
and Palaeontology, 1893^ and apptd. Dean,
of the Faculty of Applied Science, 1908.
El. Pres. Natural History Soc., 1897; apptd.
a F.G.S.A., 1888; F.G.S. of London, Eng.,
1895; F.K.S. of London. He is also, a
Fellow of the Royal Soc. of Canada; Pres.
Geological and Biological Section of that
organization; mem. German Geological
Soc. Publications: Numerous papers and
reports which he has submittea to the
Geological Survey of Canada, the Royal
Soc. of . Canada, and other leading socs.
"An investigation into the electric con-
stants of rocKs, niore e8i)ecially with refer-
ence to cubic compressibility," and a series
of papers dealing with the ^ect of pressure
on the folding and flow of rocks, a special
report on the artesian wells of the Island
of Montreal, 1908. Recreaiiona: Camping,
canoeing, and exploring new fields. Ad-
rets: 243 Mountain St., Montreal, Clube:
St. James', University, Outremont Golf,
Montreal.

AHEARN, Thomas; b. Ottawa, Ontario.
24 June, 1355; «. of John Ahearn and
Honora Power; m. (1st) lilias Mackay
Fleck; (2nd) Margaret Howit Fleck. One
8. one d. Educ: University of Ottawa.
Pres. CHtawa Land Association, Ottawa
Gas Co., Ottawa Electric Co., Ottawa Car
Mfg. (3o., Ottawa Electric Railway Ck>.,
Ottawa Light, Heat and Power Co.: vice-
pres. Ahearn & Soper, Ltd., The Ottawa
investment Co.; Director Canadian West-
inghouse Co.* Recreation: travelling.

Addreaa; Buena Vista, Ottawa. Clvba;
Rideau, Laurentian, Golf, Himt, and
Country, Ottawa.

AHEABN, Mrs. Margaret Howit: b,
Montret^; d. of Alexander Fleck, of Ottawa,
and Lilias Walker; m. 1892, Thomas
Ahearn, electrician, Pres. of the Ottawa
Electric Ry. and Electric Cos. Educ:
McGill Model Sch., and Bute House. Ac-
tive in many movements for the advance-
ment of Women; mem. of Local Council:
pres.. Women's Canadian Hist. Soc, ana
Victorian Order of Nurses. Address: "Bue-
na Vista," 584 Laurier Ave., W^ Ottawa.

AIKINS, HerbeH Austin, M.D., LL.D..
Ph.D.; 6. Toronto, Ont.; 1 March, 1867;
s. of Dr. W. T. Aikins; married. Educ:
Toronto Univ. and Yale. Prof. Univ.
Southern CaUf., 1888; lecturer on history
of philosophy, Yale., 1890-1; prof, lone and
philosophy. Trinity (k)ll., N.C., 1891-3; hon.
fellow Clark Univ^ 1892-3; Prof, philo-
sophy, Coll. for Women, Western Reserve
Univ. since 1893; mem. Am. Psyshoi.
Assn., Am. Philos. Assn. Publication:
Philosophy of Hume, 1893; author of
Principles of Logic, 1903; and papers on
psychol. and philos. subjects; translater of
Forel's Hygiene of Nerves and Mind, 1907.
Address: 2038 Cbmell Rd., Cleveland,
Ohio.

AIKINS, James Albert Manning, M.A.
(Tor.), K.C.; b. Riehview. Peel co., Ont,:
i. of the late Hon. J. C. Aikins, P.C, and
2

MarylEliBabeth Somerset; m. (Ist) Mary
B. McLelan; (2nd) Mary French Colby;
one «., two d. Educ: Brampton Gram.
Sch., Upper Can. C5oll., Toronto Univ.
Called to the Bar of Ontario. 1898; Mani-
toba, 1879; Ndrth West Territories a few
yrs. later. Hon.-treas. 13 times of Mani-
toba Bar: mem. of Council; dir., Agricul-
tural C]!oli. and Wesley Coll.; counsel at
Winnipeg for C. P. Ry. Co., and other
companies and banks. Recreation: Golf.
Address: Winmpeg, Man. Clubs: Mani-
toba, Country, Winnipeg.
AIRD, John; Mgr. of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce, Winnipeg; b. Long-
ueuil. Que., 15 Nov., 1855; s. of William
and Margaret Aird; m. Eleanor Lawior
Johnston; three «. three d. Edu^.: Model
Sch., Toronto. Engaged in railway work
for six yrs., and in banking enterprise for

mercial, Winnipeg.

AITKEN, Peter: 0. Dundas, Ont., June
16, 1858; 8. William Aitken; m. Florence H.
Corkhill, of Brooklyn; went to the U.S.,
1879; studied wQod engraving several yrs.;
visited Europe, 1887 and 1891, and studied
in Paris, 1895. Awarded medal World's
0>lumbian Expn., 1893; exhibited Paris
Expn., 1900. V.-p. and chm'n exec. com.
Radical Democracy; del. at large to (Xty
Com. of Citizens' Union of New York; mem.
exec. com. Citizens' Union, Brooklyn; mem.
(ex-pres.) Brooklyn Single Tax League.
Address: 121 Pulaski StVBrooklyn, N.Y.

ALBANI, Madame (Marie Louise Ce-
cilia Emma Lajeunesse), Ord.-Merit
(England, Denmark. Cbbirrg); Queen
Victoria Jubilee Ord.; b. Chambly, nr.
Montreal, 1 Nov., 1854; d. of the late
Joseph Laieimesse; m. 1879, Ernest Gye;
one s. Educ: Sacred Heart Convent,
Montreal. Studied mu^c in Paris and
AGlan. Made debut in opera at Messina,
Sicily, 1870, and then was engaged at Flor-
ence and Malta. First appearance in Lon-
don at Ck)ventgarden theatre May, 1872,
in "La Somnambula," and subsequently
every year for twenty seasons. Has simg
at all the great EngUsh festivals for many
yrs., and <^eated most of the modem ora-
tions. Has sung in Paris, Italv, Germany,
Russia, United States, (Janaoa, Holland,
Bdgium, In<lia, South Africa, Australia.
Address: 61 Trequnter Rd., London, S.W;,
England.

ALCORN, George Oscar, K.C.; b. Len-
noxville. Que., 3 May, 1860; s. of Thomas
C. Alcorn, M.D., and Martha A. Bartlett;
tn. 3 Aug,, 1872, Sara J. Leavens of Belle-
ville, Ont. Educ: Toronto Gram. Sch.,
Model Gram. Sch., and private tuition.
Called to the Bar of Ont., m Easter, 1871.
Oeated K.C., 1890. Has been Ck>uncillor
and Reeve of Picton, Ont., and Pres. Lib.-
Con. AssUm • Picton, for three yrs.
Elected to House of Ommpns at g.e., 1900;
re-elected at g. e., 1904; unsuccessful at
g. e., 1908. Address: Picton, Ont.

AL6EB, John Lincoln, M.A.; b. Eaton,
Que., 20 Nov., 1864; s. of Nathan Willis and
Mary (Key) Alger; w. 189«, Edith Good-
year, of North Haven, Conn. Educ:
Brown Univ., teacher in high schs., Rut-

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land, Vt. and Providence, R.I., 1890-2;
instr. mathematics. Brown Univ,, 1892-^;
supt. of schs., Bennington, Vt., 1895-1900;
pnn. Johnson (Vt.) State Normal Sch.,
1900-04, Vt. Acad., since 1904. Mem.
. State Normal Sch., Comm'n. Phi Beta
Kappa. Address: Saxtons River, Vt.,
U.S.A.

ALLAN, Alexander Iffiacdonald* F.R.H.
S.; b. Stratford, Ont., 11 Juljr, 1844; of
Scotch parentage; m. Esther JLeslie, Tor-
onto; five a. one (2. Educ: Pub. Sch., and
Stratford High Sch. For some yrs. ed. and
prop, of the Huron Signal^ Goderich; one
of the organizers of the Ontario Fruit-
growers. Assn., and pres. for some yrs,;
Can. Commr. to the Indian and Colonial
Exhibition, London, England, 1866. Writ-
er on horticulture and pomology in many
publications. Recreations: travel, bowling,
curling. Address: Toronto.

ALLAN* Bryce James, dir. of the Allan
line; 6. Montreal, 20 Aug., 1862; s. of Sir
Hugh and Lady Allan; m. Anna Palfrey.
Educ: Bishop's Coll. Sch., France and
Germany. For many yrs. connected with
management of the Allan Line; now mgr.
for the Co. at Boston, Mass. Address:
Boston. Clubs: St. James', Montreal;
Somerset, Boston; Union and Knicker-
bocker, New York; Junior Carlton, London,

ALLAN, Sir Huffh Montasru, K.B,. 6. V.
O.; vice-chn. df the Allan Lme Steamship
Co., Montreal; b. Montreal. 13 Oct., 1860;
s. of the late Sir Hugh Allan, one of the
founders of 'the Allan Line Steamship Co.,
and Matilda Caroline Smith; m. 1893,
Marguerite Ethel, d. of the late Hector
Mackenzie, of Montreal; one s. three d.
Educ: Bishop's Col}. Sch., Lennoxville,
Que., and in Paris, France. Entered the
firm of H. & A. Allan, and is now vice-chn.
of the line. Pres., Merchants' Bank of
Can., the Can. Paper Co., Acadia Coal Co.,
Railway Securities Co^ director of the
Montreal Rolling Mills Co., Montreal street
Ry. Co.. Montreal Light, Heat and Power
Co., Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd., Canadian
Transfer Co., Labrador Co., Dom. Iron and
Steel Co., Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Can.,
Canadian White Co., International Banking
Corporation of New York; vice-pres., Can-
ada Car Co., and North British Develop-
ment Co^; mem. of the Montreal Board of
Trade. Was created a Knight Bachelor by
H^ Majesty King Edward VII, 1904, and
in 1906 was decorated Conmiander of the
Victorian Order, C.V.O.; Order of Rising
Sun (third class) conferred by the Emperor
of Japan on the occasion of tne visit to Can.
in 1907, of His Imperial Highness General
Prince Fushimi. Address: "Ravenscrag,"
McTavish St., Montreal; "Montrose," Ca-
ooiina. Que. Clubs: Mount RoyaL St.
James', Forest and Stream ,Montreal Hunt,
Montreal; Toronto; Rideau, Ottawa; Mani-
toba, Winnipeg; Knickerkocker, New
York; Junior Carlton, London, Eng.

ALLABD, Hon. Jules; Minister of Lands
and Forests, Quebec; b. St. Francois du
Lac, 21 Jan^ 1859; s. of Louis Allard and
Marie Ann Chapdelaine; m. 1885, Berthe
Toupin. of Montreal; tenc. Educ: Nicolet
Coll. Called to the Bar, 1883. Pres. scju
eommrs. of St. Francois du Lac, 1892-1898,

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and Mayor of the village, 1895-1898; Regis-
trar of Yamaska Ck)., 1890-1897. El. to
Quebec Lceis. at bye-el. 22 Dec.. 1898;
re-el. at g. e. 1900, 1904; called to Legis.
Coimcil, 23 March, 1906, and recdved port-
folio of Minister of Ck>lonization and Pub.
Works in Gouin Admn., apptd. Minister of
Agriculture, 31 Aug., 1906; Lands and
Forests, 1909. Pres. Abenakis Springs
Hotel Co., St. Lawrence Telephone Co.;
dir. Sorel Electric Co., St. Francois du Lac
Aqueduct Co.; mem. St. Jean. Baptiste
Soc. of Quebec. Recreations: canoeing,
fishing. Address: Quebec, Que. Clw:
St. Francois du Lac.

ALLEN, Frank, M.A.. Ph.D., F.R.S.C.,
prof, of Physics. University of Manitoba;
Fellow American Physical Society; Fellow
American Ass. for Advancement of Science.
b. Canterbury, N.B.; s. of Rev. John Salter
Allen and Charlotte Matilda N. Tuttle; m.
Sarah Estelle Harper, d. of late D. S. Haiper,
Shediac, N.B.; one s. and one d. Educ:
Public Schools of New Brunswick, Univ-
ersity of New Brunswick, Fredericton,
N.B., and Cornell University, Ithac%, N.Y.
Alumni Gold Medalist U. of N.B., 1895;
principal Westmorland County Gram. Sch.,
1895-1899; University Scholar in Physics,
Cornell, 1900; president, A.D. White Fel-
low in Physics, Cornell, 1901; instructor in
Physics, Cornell, 1902-1905; Professor of
Physics, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg,
19()5. Publications; papers in scientino
journals on color measurements^ History
of color vision, efficiency of liqmd air pro-
duction. Address: 117 Harvard Av..
Crescentwood^ Winnipeg, and Univ. oi
Manitoba, Winnipeg. Club: University,
Winnipeg.

ALLEN, Thomas Carleton, LL.B., K.C.:
b. Fredericton, N.B., 9 Nov., 1852; s. of-
Sir John Campbell and Margaret A. Allen;
m. Louisa L. Wetmore, two s. one d. Educ:
Fredericton. Registrar Supreme Coxrct of
New Brunswick, and Clerk of the Crown;
practiced law in St. John, imtil 1883, when
appointed Registrar; Mayor of Frederic-
ton, 1890 to 1893. Publications: five vol-
umes of reports of cases in the Supreme
Court. Recreations: golf, t^inis, hunting.
Address: Fredericton, Clubs: Union, St.
John.

ALLEN. Thomas Grant, M.D., M.A.;
b. Leeds Ck).. Ont., Oct. 14, 1863; m. 1890,
Nettie Mabel Fralick, Toronto, Ont. Eckic :
Queen's Univ., Eangston; demonstrator
and instr. Queen's Univ., 1888-9; science
master in Seaforth and Ingersoll, Ont.,
1890-3; prof, chemistry Armour Inst, of
Technology, 1894-8: Univ. Extension lec-
turer on cnemistry, Univ. of Chicago, 1895-^
Instr. clinical medicine, Northwestern Univ.
prof, children's diseases, Post-Graduate
Med. Sch.; clinical prof, pediatries. Coll.
Phys. and Surg., Chicago. Address: 5661
Washington Av., Chicago.

ALLNATT, Kev. Francis John Benwell,
D.D.J D.C.L.; vice-principal, Harrold Prof,
of Divinity, and Dean of the Faculty of
Theology, Univ. of Bishop's Coll., Lennox-
ville; Canon of Cathedral of Quebec; b.
Clapham, Surrey, Eng.^ 15 Jan., 1841;
s. of the late Rev. Francis J. Allnatt, M.R.
C.S.; Vicar of Grinsdale, Diocese of Car-
lisle, "Eng.; m. Jane, d. of the late Lieut.

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Robin, and widow of Ignace Gill, M.L.A., 1
of Quebec. Educ: St. Augustine's Coll.
Canterbury, Eng.; arrived Can. 1864; ap-

Eointed to rectory of Druinmondville where
e remained for 21 yrs, with exception of
an interval of two years, which he spent as
a volunteer missionary in wilds of Lab-
rador. In 1879, he was apptd. inspector
of Academies and Model-Schools in Prov.
of Que., which office he resigned on appoint-
ment to rectory of St. Matthew's Church in
Quebec, in 1885. In 1887 was apptd.
occupant of Chair of Pastoral Theology
in Bishop's Univ., which he retained until
1892, when he was promoted to position
of Harrold Prof, of Divinity and Dean of
that Faculty, and in same year was elected
to office of Vice-Principal. Publications:
The Witness of St. Matthew. Address:
Harrold Lodge, Bishop's Univ., Lennox-
ville; Cap k I'Aigle, Que. (summer).

ALLOW AY, William Forbes; b. Queen's
Co., Ireland, 20 Aug., 1852; s. late Capt.
Arthur Wm. Alloway, H.M. 4th (King's
Own) Regt of foot, and Mary, d. of the late
Judge Johnson: m, Elizabeth d. of late
James Maclaren, of Buckingham, Que.
Educ: Montreal High Sch. Went to Mani-
toba, 1870, as private under Col. (Lord)
Wolseley (Red River Expedition), and has
resided in prov. ever since. For many yrs.
in znecrantile life; now itoiior partiiei in
private banking firm of Alloway & Cham-
pion, the largest of the kind in the Domin-
ion; mem. of different commercial organi-
zations; governor of Winnipeg hospital;
mem. of different athletic organizations.
Addresses: 407 Assiniboine Av., or 362
Main St., Winnipeg. Clubs: Manitoba,
Country, Winnipeg.

AMBROSE, Paul, musical composer; b.
' Hamilton, Ont., Oct. 11. 1868; s. R. S.
and Elizabeth Ambrose. Educ: Pub.
Schs.and Hamilton Coll«n&te Inst, ; married.
Organist Madison Av. M. E. Ch., 1886-90;
organist and choirmaster St. James' Ch.,
since 1890. Teaches piano and organ at
Am. Inst, of Applied Music, New York; is
prcrf. music, N. J. State schs.; formerly for
long period actively engaged as soloist and
accompanist, but abandoned that work be-
cause of press of other duties. Sec. to
Music Com. and Librarian Manuscript Soc.
of New York; v.-p. Synthetic Guild of New
York. Composer of numerous sacred and
secular songs, vocal duets, part songs, piano
solos, etc. Residence: Trenton, N.J.

AMES, Alfred Ernest; head of the firm
of A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd., bankers and
brokers; 6. Lambeth, Ont., 1866; «. of
Rev. WilUam Ames; m. 1889, Mary, d. of
Senator GeoiT?e A. Cox, of Toronto; one «.
one d. Educ: Com. Sch. and Brantford
Coll. Inst. Entered Owen Sound Branch of
Merchants' Bank of Can.j 1881; resigned
and joined staff of Imperial Bnk, of Can.,
at Toronto; became Act. Accnt. in Ont.
Bnk., Peterborough; made accnt.; became
mgr. Ont. Bnk. in Mount Forest; promoted
to Lindsay branch; returned to Toronto
1889 and opened a banking and brokerage
business, and founded the firm of A. E.
Ames & Co.; pres. Toronto Stock Exchange
1897-1898; pres. Toronto Bd. of Trade, and
Metropolitan Bnk.; vice-pres.. Imperial
Life Assur. Co.; dir. Robert Simpson Co.,

Ltd., Twin City Rapid Transit Co., ol Min-
neapolis and St. Paul, and other cos. Ad-
dress: 467 Sherboume St., Toronto.

AMES, Herbert Brown, B.A., M.P.. dir.
Ames-Holden Co., Ltd., Montreal; b. Mon-
treal, 27 Jime, 1863; s. of Evan Fisher
Ames, a native of Mnssachusetts, and Caro-
line Matilda Brown, a native of New York;
m. 19 May, 1890, Louise Marion, d. of John
Kennedv, C.E., Montreal. Educ: Private
and Piiblic Schs., of Montreal, until his
15th year; three years at Williamstown and
Easthampton, Mass., and four years at
Amherst College, Amherst, Mass., when he
graduated 1886. A member of the Council
of Public Instruction for Quebec: alderman
of Montreal from 1898 to 1906; first elected
to the House of Commons, 1906; re-elected
1908; Presbyterian; Conservative. Ad-
dress: Montreal.

AMI, Henrv M., M.A., D.Sc, F.G.S.,
F.R.S.C; late Assist. Palaeontologist, Geo-
logical Survey of Canada; 6. Belle Riviere,
near Montre«, 23 Nov. 1868; 2nd a. of
late Rev. Marc Ami of Geneva, Switzerland,
and Anne Giramaire of Glay, Montb^liard,
Doubs, France; wi. 1892, Clarissa J., e. d.
of George B. Burland, Montreal. Educ:
private tuition; Ottawa Public and Gram-
mar Schools; McGill University, Redpath
Exhibition; Macdonald Scholar and Daw-
son Prizeman; Faculty of Arts, B.A. 1882;
M.A. 1885; D.Sc. (Queen's), 1892; presi-
dent of the Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club,
1899-1901: President of the Ottawa Valley
Graduates Society of McGill University,
1902-3; awarded the Bigsb^^Medal by the
Council of the Geological Society of London,
1 903; five years in "A" Company, Governor
General's Foot Guards; Fellow of the Geo-
logical Societies of London, Switzerland,
and America, etc. Publications: Resources
of the Country between Quebec and Winni- -
peg along the line of the National Trans-
continental Railway, and other Govern-
ment reports; numerous papers on grap-
tolites, palsBOzic faunas of Eastern Canada;
pubUcations relating to the Palseontology
and Chronological Geology of Canada, issued
in Canada, Britain, and^the United States
of America; editor of the Ottawa Naturalist
1895-1900. Recreations: geological ex-
cursions, golf, curling, skating, etc. Ad-
ress: 453 Laurier Av., East. Clubs: Rid-
eau, Golf, Ottawa; Royal Societies, London
Eng.

AMYOT, IJeut.-Col. (Hon.) Georse Elie;
b. St. Augustine, Portneuf Co., Que., 28
Jan., 1856; a. Dominique Amyot ; m. Marie
Josephine Tanguay; two a. three d. Educ:
Quebec; commenced business as commer-
cial traveller; mfgr. of corsets, Quebec,
1886; paper box factory, 1894 brewery, 1895;
all three still in successful operation; ex-
pres. Canadian Mfrs. Association; ex-pres.
Quebec Board of Trade; director National
Breweries, Ltd.; Home Life Ins. Co. Ad-
dress: St. Foye Rd., and 45 Dorchester St.,
Quebec. Clubs: Garrison, Hunt, Quebec.

ANDERSON, Bight Bev. Charles Pal-
merston: Bishop of the Prot. Epis.Ch.
of the U.fJ.; 6. Kemptville, Ont.; a. of

, Henry and Mary R. Anderson; m. 1899,
Janet Glass, of Belleville, Ont.; Educ:
Trinity Coll. Sch.; Port Hope, Ont., and
Trinity Univ., Toronto (grad. D.D.). Or-

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dcdned 1888; in charge Beacbburg, Ont.,
1888-91; Grace Ch., Oak Park, 111., 1891-
1900. Publications: The Christian Minis-
try. Address: 1612 Prairie Av., Chicago,

m.

AXDEBSON, John; Registrar of Deeds
for North Wellington; 6, Toronto, 11 Mar.,
1838; s. James and Susan Anderson; m.
Emily Louise, d. of John B. Bagwell, of
Hannlton; three d. Educ: Toronto and
Streetsville Gram. Sch. Entered mercan-
tile life in Streetsville. Removed to Orang-
ville, and occupied several mimicipal offices
there. Apptd. R^strar for N. Wellington.
1871, and holds positicm to-day. Pres. of
. the Arthur Agiic. Socy. for many years;
chr. High Sch. Bd. ofr ten years. AcMress:
*'Ro8crea,*' Arthur, Ont.

ANDERSON, Lieut.-Col. WUliam Pat-
rick, M. Inst. C. E.; Past President
Canadian Society C.E.; b. Levis, Que.;
s. of Thomas Anderson, native of New-
castle-on-Tyne, England, and Adelaide
Alicia, native of Dublin, Ireland; m. in
1876, to Dorothea S., e. s. of H. Beaumont
Small, late Secretary Department of Agri-
culture; four 8. and one d. Educ: Bishop's
CoU^e, Lennoxville, and Manitoba ColL;
entered Dept, of Marine as Asst. Engineer
in Oct., 1874; promoted\Chief Engineer in
Feb., 1880, and has since occupied that
position, controlling all construction work
in connection with aids to navigation, and
most of the technical work of the Dept.
Has designed and built one 500 lighthouses
and 60 fog alarm stations. A member of
the lighthouse board, and of the Geog-
raphic Board of Canada. Lieut.-Colonel in
43rd Kfegt.. Ottawa. Publications: Estab-
lished Canadian MUitary Gazette in 1885 and
edited it for two years; has contributed
many papers to Can. fSoc. of C. E., and
other scientific societies, and publications.
Recreations: golf, and curling. Address:
64 Cooper St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau,

> Golf, Ottawa.

ANGL.IN, Hon. Francis Alexander, K.
C; Judge of the Supreme Ct. of Canada;
b. St. John, N.B., 2 April, 1865; s. of Hon,
T. W. Anglin, for some time Speaker of
Can. House of Commons, and Ellen Mc-
Tavish; m. Harriet I,, y. d. of the late
Archibald Fraser, of Fraserfield, Co., Glen-
garry. Ont.; two «. three d. Educ: St.
Mary's Coll., Montreal, and Univ. of Ottawa
Called to Ontario Bar 1888; cr. K.C., 1902;
Puisne Judge, Ont. High Ct., 1904; Judge
of the Sup. Ct. of Can., Feb., 1909. Pub-
lications: "Trustees* Limitations of Actions
and other relief." Address: 97 St. Joseph
St., Toronto. Clubs: Rideau, Ottawa,
Toronto, Royal Can. Yacht, Toronto.

ANGLIN, Margaret Mary, actress; b.
Ottawa, Ont„ Apr. 3, 1876; d. Timothy
Warr^ and Ellen Allen. Educ: Loretto
Abbey, Toronto, and Convent of the Sacred
Heart, Montreal; grad. Empire Sch. of Dra-
matic Acting, New York, 1894. Made pro-
fessional debut in "Shenandoah," New
Yorkj Sept., 18Q4; leading lady with James
O'Neil, playing in "Tue Courier of Lyons,"
"Virgimus, "Hamlet," "Monte Cristo,"
1896-7; leading woman with E. H. Sothem,
1897-8, Richard Mansfield, 1898-9, and in
Empire Theatre Stock Co.; starred in
"Zira." 1906-6; co-star with Henry Miller,

in 'The Great Divide," 1906-7; starred
throughout the Australian continent for six
months in 1908; travelled aroimd the world
afterwards for pleasure. Her own manager
Sept. 1909, when she produced "The awake-
X ing of Hel^n Ritchie, with much success at
^ Savoy Theatre, New York City. Recrea-
tions: golf, horse-back riding, music and
sea fishing. Address: 26 West 42nd St.,
New York aty.

ANGUS, Richard BladwoHh; 6. Bath-
gate, nr. Edinbureh, Scot., 28 May, 1831;
married; threes, five d. Educ: Bathgate.
For several yrs. in employ of the Manchester
and Liverpool Bank at Manchester; ar-
rived in Canada, 1857, and joined Staff of
Bank of Montreal; placed in charge of the
Chicaco agency, 1861, and subsequently
apptd. one of the agents at New York;
became local mgr. at Mcmtreal; gen. mpr.
1869, but retired from active connection.
1879. Dir. Canadilm Pacific Ry., Bank of
Montreal, the Canada North-West Land
Co., the London and Lancashire Life Insur,
Co., the Dom. Bridge, Co., the Laurentide
Paper Co. ; was pres. of the Art Assn., 1888-
9; pres. of the Bd. of Governors of the
Royal Victoria Hospital; governor McGill
Univ.; governor and pres., Fraser Inst.
Address: 240 Drummond St., Montreal.
Clubs: St. James. Mount Royal, Forest and
Stream, Montreal; Rideau, Ottawa; Tor-
onto; Manitoba, Winnip)eg; Union, Hal-
ifax.

ANNABL.E, Harry Dexter; genl. freight
agent for C. P. R. in Gt. Britain and Eu-
rope; b. Ottawa, 6 Aug., 1871; s. Wm. Alva
Annable and Ellen Esme MacMillan; un-
married. Educ: Ottawa Coll. Inst.
Entered service of the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company, Montreal District Frei-
ght Office, Ottawa, Sept., 1891; transferred
to General Freight Department, Montreal,
Feb., 1892; appointed Travelling Freight
^ent for Ontano and Quebec Division, with
H^dquarters at Montreal, June 1, 1898;
appointed Contracting Freight Agent for
Great Britain and Europe, April, 1901, with
Headquarters at London; appointed Gen-
eral Freight Agent for Great Britain and
Europe, April, 1903, with Headqiiarters at
London. Recreations: golf, motoring. Ad-
ress: Sports' Club, St. James' Sqr., London,
Eng. Clubs: Sports, Royal Automobile;
London, Eng.

ANNABLE, Weldon Grant; genl. pass.
Manager, Canadian Pacific Railway Steam-
ship Lines; b. Ottawa. Ont., 3 March, 1876;
s. of William A. and Ellen E. Annable; m.
Florence E. McDonald, d. of Kenneth Mc-
Donald, Ottawa; two s. and one d. Educ:
Ottawa; entered service of Can. Pacific Ry.,
at Ottawa; transferred to General Passen-
ger Dept., Jan., 1900, Montreal; appointed
General Baggage Agent for all lines of com-
pany, Nov., 1905; appointed General Pass-
enger Manager at Montreal, of the Com-
pany's Steamship lines, Jan., 1909. Resi
dence: 5 Hilton Av., Montreal.

ANTL.IFF, Bev. James Cooper, M.A., D.
D.; b. Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Eng., 1 Feb.,
1844; 8. of William Antliff, D.D., and
Barbara Cooper; m. (1st) Fanny Holden,
of Dalbury Lees, Derbyshire, (2nd) Jane
Elizabeth Kay Gooderham, Toronto; three
8. and one d. Educ : Haslingden Wesleyan

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School, and Edinbunsh University; arrived
in Canada, 1878; methodist minister in
English Conference, and since 1878 in
Methodist Church in Canada; Secretary of
first General Conference, 1883; President
of Montreal Conference, 1890; Professor in
Wesleyan College, Montreal, 1894-1910; at
present Pastor of the Methodist Church,
Acton, Ont. Address: Acton, Ont.

APOSTOLIC DELEGATION to Canada;
see Sbarrettl, Most Bev. Donatus, D. D.

ABCHAMBEAULT, Hon. Horace, D.C

X. (Laval Univ.); Judge of the Court of
Appeal; b. L'Assomption, Que., 6 March,
1857; a. of the late Hon. Louis Archam

beault and Elizabeth Dui^al; m. 1882, Eliza-
beth, d. of Roger Lehfevre, of Quebec.
Educ: L'Assomption Coll., Laval Univ.
Has practiced in Montreal since called. to
the Bar; became member of the firm of
Rainville, Archambeault, Gervais & Rain-
ville, 1889. Apptd. Prof, of Commercial
find Maritime Law in Laval Univ., 1882;
apptd. a Q.C., 1889; Attorney-Gen. of Prov.
of Que., 1897-1906; apptd. to present posi-
tion 16 Sept., 1908. Address: Pine Ave.
Apts., Montreal. Clubs: St. James', St.
Denis, Forest and Stream, Montreal.

▲BCHAMBEAULT, Mgr. Joseph Alfred;
Bishop of Joliette, Que.; b. L'Assomption,
Que.L23 May, 1859; «. Louis Archambeault
and Elisabeth Dugal. Educ: L'Assomp-
tion; Montreal Seminary and Rome, con-
secrated first B. of Joliette, 24 Aug., 1904.
Address: Joliette, Que.

▲BCHIBALD, Peter Suthro, C. E. j mem-
ber of American and Canadian Societies of
avil Engineers; b. Truro, N.S., 21 Mar.,
1848; s. of William Archibald and Elizabeth
Blair; m. Claris G. Lindsey, of Rockland,
Maine, U.S.; two a. and two d. Educ:
Truro Normal School; Asst. Engineer on
I. C. Ry., from r869 to 1879; chief engineer
to 1897. Has been practicing profession
since, and now commissioner of railways for
the New Brunswick Government, and man-
ager of Elgin and Havelock Railway. Re-
cretUions: motoring and golf. Residence:
Moncton, N.B.

▲BCHIBALD, Hon. John Snrott, B.A.,
M.A., B.C.L., D.C.L. (McGill University) • a
Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of the
Prov. of Que., since 1893; b. Musquodoboit,
N.S., 8 Sept., 1843; s. of William Archibald
and Nancy Archibald; m. 1871, Ellen
Hutchinson of Bluevale, Ont.; four a. one
d. Educ: Presbyterian Seminary, Truro,
N.S., McGill Univ., where he won the Prince
of Wale's Gold Medal, 1867, and the Eliza-
beth Torrance Gold Medal, 1870. Called
to the Bar, 1871; apptd. lecturer on Crim-
inal Law at McGill Univ., 1871; became
Prof, of Commercial Law and governor of
Univ., 1894; alderman of Montreal, 1884-
1890; apptd. a Revising Officer under the
Electrial Franchise Act of 1885, and held
oflBlce until 1896. Address: 113 Mackay
St., Montreal. Club: University.

AB6UE, James, M.L.A.; 6. North of
Ireland, 1852; t. of Robert and Rebecca
Aif^e; m. Emma Laura Sholy; one s. one
d. Educ: Ireland. Arrived in Canada,
1874; farmed in Ontario for 8 years, and in
Manitoba, since 1882; was a member of
Mimicipal Council for 15 years, and has
been mem. of Leg. Assembly of Manitoba
6

for ten years. Residence: Elgin Village,
Manitoba.
ABMSTBON6, Bartholomew Mahon;

Controller, Railway Mail Service Branch,
Post Office Dept.; b. Lloydtown, Ont., 31
March, 1849; s. of the late Col. Arthur
Armstrong and Olivia Mahon; m. 1876,
£}mma L., d. of W. J. Alexander, of Toronto,
three c Educ: Com. Sch., Gram. Sch.,
Paris, Ont. ; Toronto Military Sch. (obtain-
ed a First Grade Military Certificate.
1 865) . Joined Toronto Fielcl Battery, . and
served in Fenian Raids (medal and clasp) ;
served as Lieut, of Marines on the gtmboat
Prince Albert; retired from the service with
rank of capt., 1873. Apptd. to the Toronto
Poet Office as a clerk; supt., 1896; Con-
troller of the Railway Mail Service, 1896.
Address: 33 Cooper St., Ottawa.

ABMSTBON6,George.E.,M.D. (McGill);
b. Leeds, Que., 1854; a. of Rev. John Arm-
strong; m. 1878, Miss Hadley. Educ: Pub.
Schs. and McGill Univ. Conmienced prac-
tice of his profession in Montreal, and has
since travelled and studied abroad prin-
cipally in England, Germany and France.
Mem. Medical Faculty of McGill Univ., for
nearly twenty yrs,. and Prof, of Clinical
Surgery that inst. since 1896; attending
Surgeon at Montreal Gen. Hospital and
Consulting Surgeon of Western Hospital
and Protestant Hospital for Insane; past-
pres., and mem. M!edico-Chirurgical Soc.,
British Medical Assn., Canadian Medical
Assn., American Medical Assn., and Assn.
Int^nationale d'Urologie; Senator of Wes-
leyan Theological Oil., Montreal. Pub-
lications: Has contributed to several med-
ical journals and text-books. EUls was
the first important paper on the Surgical
Treatment of Haemorrhage from the Stom-
ach read in London, before British Medical
Assn. Author of article on Surcery of the
Pancreas in Buck's Reference Band-book
of the Medical Sciences: the Surgery of the
Infectious Diseases in Keen's Svugery; the
Surgery of the Tongue and Salivary Glands
in American Practice of Surgery, Bryant &
Buck. 12ecrea<t<m«; horseback riding. Ad-
dress: 320 Moimtain St., Montreal. Clubs:
Moimt Royal, University, Montreal.

ABMSTBONG, Hon. Hush, M.L.A.;
Prov. Treas. for Manitoba; o. New York,
Aug., 1858. Came to Can. with his parents
in I860, and educ at Richmond, Ont.; m.
1885, M.ary, d. of Henry Younghusband, of
Carleton (3o., Ont. Reanoved to Manitoba,
1883; settled in Portage la Prairie, 1886. and
engajsed in fish export industry. El. to
Manitoba Legis, for Woodlands, at g. c,
1892; resigned, 1896, to contest Selkirk for
H. of C, but unsuccessful; el. to Man.
L^s. by accl. for Portage la Prairie, 7 Feb.,
1902; re-el. at g. e.. 1903 and 1907. Re-
creation: travel. Address: Portage la
Prairie. Clubs: Manitoba, Commercial,
Advance, Winnipeg.

ABMSTBONG, Joseph E., M.P.; Oil
producer, manufacturer ana farmer; 6.
York Ck)., Ont.. 9 Nov., 1864; s. of Elijah
Armstrong, and Sarah Brown: m. 30 Dec.,
1891, Maraaret J. Phipps, d. of James Shilly
Phipps, West Chester, Pa. An unsuccess-
ful mdependent candidate for H. of C, 1896.
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1904 and 1908; Presbyterian; Conserva-
tive. Addre8»! Petrolia, Ont.

ABNAND, Ellas de Barbazau: b. Lon-
don, Eng., 20 Oct., 1847; «. of Elias M.
Amand, late Controller General H. M.
Customs, London, Eng., and Anna M.
Norris; m. Constance Walcot, e. d. of the
late Charles Walcot, Indian Dept., Ottawa,
Ont.; five «. and four d. Educ: Somer-
setshire College, Eng. Arrived in ,Canada,
1 July, 1868; entered Bank of British North
America, at London, in 1867, and served
eontinuousl:}r in the banking business in
Canada, until 1905, when appointed Cana-
dian Trade Commissioner in Chicago; trans-
ferred to Newfoimdland, 1906, and to Bris-
tol, Elng., 1909. Recreations: goU, walking.
Address: 71 Woodland Road, Tyndalls
Park. Bristol, Eng. Clvbs: Constitutional
and Liberal, Bristol, Eng.

ABNOLDI, Firank, K.C^ b. Montreal,
3 April, 1848;^ «. of F. C. V. Amoldi, M.D.,
and Christina M. Amoldi; m. Louise Fau-
quier, d. of A^nelius A. H. Fauquier, late of
Woodstock, Ont.; three s. and two d.
Educ,: Upper Canada College, Toronto,
Ont. Called to the Bar, Ont., 1870;created
K.C., 1889; elected a governor of Upper
Oanaida Collie, 1895, and has been elected
uinually since. Address: Toronto. Club:
National, Toronto.

ABSENAULT, Aubin Edmond, M. L. A.;
Barrister-at-Law; b. Edmont Bay, P.E.I..
28 July, 1870; s. Joseph O. Arsenault, and
Gertrude Gaudet; in. Bertha Rose, d. of late
Capt. F. Gallant of Tiguish, P.E.I. ; one «.
Educ: St. Dunstan's College, Charlotte-
town, P.E.I,, and St. Joseph's College,
Memramcook, N.B.; studied law with Mc-
Leod, Morrison and McQuarrie, Charlotte-
town, and Hon. Charles Russell, London,
Eng.; admitted P.E.I. Bar, Nov., 1898.
Practicing in Sununerside, P.E.I., in part-
nership with Neil McQuarrie, K.C.; elected
to Prince Edward Island heg. Ass., at g. e.,
Nov., 1908. Liberal-Conservative in Poli-
tics. Recreations: fishing and reading.
Address: Summerside, P. E. Island.

ABTHUB, Julia (Mrs. Cheney); 6. in
Hamilton, Ont., May 3, 1869, of Irish and
Welsh parentage; real name, Ida Lewis,
sta^e name being taken from her mother's
maiden name of Arthur; tn. 28 Nov., 1898,
to Benjamin B. Cheney, Jr., of Boston,
Mass. At 11 played in amateur dramatic
club, taking part of Gamora in The Hon-
eymoon and of Portia in The Merchant of
Venice; 3 yrs. later made professional debut
as the Prince of Wales in Daniel Bandmanns
pretentation of Richard III; remained 3
seasons with that co.; studied violin music
and dramatic art in England: first New
York success at Union Sq. Theatre in The
Black Masque; later in A. M. Palmer's co.,
in several roles, notably in Mercedes, 1893;
London debut, Feb. 1, 1895, in Henry
Irving's co., plajdng roles next to Miss Ter-
ry; especially successful as Rosamond in
A'Becket, with Irving and Terry in U.S.,
1896. Retired from the stage after her
marriage. Addresses: Boston, Mass.; 41
Spring St., Hamilton, Ont.

ABTHUBSt James, M.P., Hardware
Merchant, b. Toronto. Ont., 6 Oct., 1866; s.
of John Arthurs, Belfast, Ireland, and
Maigajret Arthurs, Sterling, Scot.; m. 12

Sept., 1887, Elizabeth P. Gillespie, Orange-
viUe, Ont.; four «. and three d. Educ:
Public Schools, and Hamilton Coll. Inst.,
first el. to H. of C, 1908; Presbyterian;
Conse rvati ve. Address: Powassan, Ont.
ASHDOWN, J. H., Pres of the Ash down
Hardware Co., Winnipeg; b. London, Eng.,
1844; s. of William Asndown and Jane Wat-
ling; married; one s. three d. Arrived in
Canada with his parents 1852. At eleven
yrs. of age commenced work in his father's
store at Weston, York Co. Learned trade
of tinsmith at Hespeler, Ont.; went west
and arrived at Red River settlement 30
June, 1868. A prisoner in Fort Garry
during first Riel Rebellion. Has been ac-
tive in religious political, educational and
mimicipal life of Winnipeg; ex-pres. of the
Bd. of "Trade; one of the founders of Wesley
Coll.; governor of the City Hospital; dir.
of the Y. M. C. A.; for many jnrs. a mem. of
the aty Coimcil; Mayor 1906, 1907. Ad-
dress: Winnipeg. Club: Manitoba, Winni-

ASHLET, Kev. Bamas Freeman; b.

Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Nov. 27, 1833; s.
Rev. William Washington and Hannah
Kempton Ashley; m. Nov. 26, 1857, Caro-
line L. Goodspeed, Osterville, Mass. Educ. :
public schools, Barrington, N.S.; classical
and theol. course under private tutors in
Boston: 3 yrs'. med. course, Ohio Med.
Coll., Cleveland, Ohio. In active pastorate
43 3Trs., of Bapt. chs., and later of Reformed
(Dutch) Ch., New York. Began to write
poems and sketches at 16; lately writer of,
short stories . for McCkire sjmdicate, and
books for boys. ^ Publicaiions: Tan-Pile
Jim; Dick and Jack's; Adventures on Sable
Island; Air Castle Don,, etc. Address: Ra-
venna, Ohio, U.S.A.

ASHWOBTH, Alice; see Mrs. Townley.

ASKIN, James Wallace; Registrar of
Deeds, Co. of Essex; b. Sandwich, Ont., 25
May, 1848; «. of John Alexander, and
MeUna Askin; m. Eliza Marv, d. of the late
Charles Baby, of Sandwich, Ont.; six d.
Educ: Sandwich Coll. and St. Hyacinthe
Coll.. Quebec. Has been Registrar of
Deeds for the Co. of Essex for thirty eight
yrs.. succeeding his father, who succeeded
his father, the late Col. James Askin. Capt . .
with medal, for services in rebellions of
1866 and 1870. Address: Windsor, Ont.

ASSELIN, Ollvar (Joseph Francois);
Journalist, b. St. Hilarion, Charlevoix Co..
Que., 9 Nov., 1874; s. of Rieule Asselin and
(Jedulie Tremblay; m. Alice Le Boutillier;
three s. Educ: Kimouski Coll. In varied
businesses for ei|riit 5a*s. in U.S^ editor of
Woonsocket Dauy Tribune, Woonsocket
8tar\ served as a private in Cuban War.
Returned to Canada in 1900; in journalism
since, except two yrs.; priv. sec. to Sir
Lomer Gouin. Founded Le Naiionaliste;
one of the leaders of the Nationalist party.
Publictdions: "Feuilles de combat." Re-
creations: Hand-ball, fishing. Address: 86
B. Drolet St., Montreal.

ATKINSON, Joseph E., managing edi-
tor, the Toronto star', b. Newcastle, Ont.,
23 Nov.. 1865; «. John and Hannah Atkin-
son ; m. Elmena Elliott ; one s. one d. Educ. :
Newcastle Hi^h School; entered newspaper
work in 1884 in Port Hope "Times;" joined
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1889; api>oiiited editor Montreal HertUdt in
1896; joined new company purchaang
Toronto Daily Star, in 1899, and has since
had charge of that paper; was one of the
Canadian delegates to the Imperial Press
Conference at London, 1909, Cluh: Nat-
ional, Toronto.

ATKINSON, Mrs. Elmina; h. Oakville,
Ont.; m. Joseph E. Atkinson, Managing
editor Toronto Star; one «. one cL Educ:
Oakville; engaged in 1891 in journalism on
the Toronto Globe, and still writes under the
nom-ae-pliune of "Madge Merton." Has
dbn^ work for many daily papers and
magazines. Addreaa^ 64 Glen Road, Tor-
onto.

ATKINSON, WllUam Edwin, A.R.C.A.;
6. Toronto, Ont., 22 March, 1862; «. of W. T.
and Emma Atkinson; m. Laura Dredge;
two 8. Educ: Paris, France, Philadelphia,
Pa., and Toronto Ont.; landscape painter;
awarded highest prize for best picture of the
year 1902, in Toronto; pictures purchased
by the Canadian Government. Residence:
20 Durie St., Toronto.

ATJDEN, Henry WUUam, M.A. Cantab.;
Principal, Upper Canada College, Toronto;
b. 1867; a. of Preb. T. Auden; m. 1896, Con-
stance, d. of Rev. F. W. Kittermaster of
Meriden, Warwickshire, £^.; two «. two d.
Educ: Shrewsbury School; Christ's College,
Camb. (scholar and prizeman); Porteous
gold medal for Latin Prose; Bell Univ.
Scholar; 1st class, class Tripos, 1889 ;
1890; Marburg University, 1891; 6th Form
^ Master and Librarian at Fettes College,
Edinburgh, 189*-1903; came to Can. in
latter year. Publications: editor, Cicero

Ero Plancio, Plautus Pseudolus, Meissner
atin Phrase Book, Higher Latin Prose,
Greek Prose, Latin and Greek Unseens,
Cicero in CatiUnam, Greek Prose Phrase
Book; The Messenian Wars; A Minimum
of Greek; Member, Classical Society of Scot-
land; Canadian Society of Authors, etc.
Recreations: fishing and botany. Address:
Upper Canada Collie, Toronto. Club:
Toronto.

AUDETTE, Bodolphe; pres. of La Ban-
que Nationale, Que.; 6. Quebec, Que., 5

' Aug., 1844; a. of John Audette and Flore
Fraser; m. 1867, Elise, d. of J. Morency, of
Quebec; three s, seven d. Educ: Xhom's
Academy, Quebec. Entered firm of Thib-
audeau, Thomas «fe Co. (now Thibaudeau,
Frere & Cie), as junior clerk, 1863; became
a partner, 1883, and senior mem. 1894;
pres. La Banque Uationale; vice-pres. Can.
Electric Light Co., Levis Co.. Ry. Co..
Quebec Bridge Co.; mem. Quebec Bd. of
Trade. Address: 1 Collins St., Quebec.
Club: Garrison.

AUSTIN, Albert William; 6. Toronto,
Ont., 27 March, 1867; s. of James and Susan
Austin; m. Maria R. Kerr; two «. three d.
Educ: Upper Canada College; vice-pres.
Consumer's Gas Co., Toronto; Erector Dom-
inion Bank, Toronto. Introduced the first
electric over-head trolley cars into Canada,
at Winnip^, Man.; founded the Lambton
Golf and Country Clubs, and for six yrs.,
its president; now Honorary President.
Recreation: golf. Address: "Spadena," To-
ronto. Clubs: National, Lambton Golf,
Toronto.
8

AYLiMEB, Hon. Hienry; sheriff of the
dist. of St. Francis, Que.; 6. Melbourne,
Que., 25 April, 1843; s. of the 7th Baron
Aylmer; m. 1871, Louisa Blanche Fanny,
d. of H. A. Howe, LL.D., Montreal. Educ:
Montreal High Sch., Royal Naval Coll..
Portsmouth. Eng, Called to the Bar 1882,
and pracitced at Riclunond, Que.; mem.
H. of C, for Richmond and Wolfe 1874-
1878; uncuscessfully contested Richmond
for seat in Que. Legis,, 1880; ^defeated at
Dom. g. e., for Sherbrooke, 1896; apptd.
sheriff of dist. of St. Francis, 1900. Trustee,
St. Francis Coll. and Gram. Sch.; mem.
corporation Bishop's Coll., Lennoxville.
Organized Richmond Field Battery 61 Ar-
tillery, 1876; retired Nov., 1887, with rank
of Lieut. -Ck>l; commanded Wimbledon Rifle
Team, 1887; served for twelve yrs. in Royal
Marine Artillery, and gazetted at Lieut.
Address: Melbourne. Que.

AYLMEB, Lord (The Biglit Hon. Sir
Matthew), 8th Baron de Balrath,
peerage of Ireland; b. Richmond, Que., 28
March, 1842; «. of Udolphus, Lord Aylmer,
7th Baron, and Mary, d. of Edward Jour-
neaux, of Dublin, Irel.; m. 1875, Amy
Gertrude, d. of the late Hon. John Young,
of Montreal: three s. two d. Educ: Mont-
real High Sen., McGill Univ., Dublin; served
six yrs. as Lieut, in 7th Royal Fus., and 35
yrs. on staff of Can. Forces; retired from
Inspector-Generalship, 1907, with rank of
Major-Gen. Succeeded to title 1901. Ser-
ved in Fenian Raids 1866-70. Hon.-Col.
1 1th Hussars, Richmond, Que. , now engag-
ed in fruit farming in British Columbia.
Address: Queen's Bay, Kootenay, Lake
B C

AUDETTE, Louis Arthur, B.D.. LL.B.
(Laval Univ.), K.C. (Que); b. Quebec city,
14 Dec, 1866; s. George Semeon Audette
and Rosalie L. Mareon; m. Mary Grace
Stuart, d. of late Sir Andrew Stuart, Chief
Justice, Que., and Elmin C. de Gaspe; four
s. and one d. Educ: Seminary of Quebec
and Laval University; Barrister in Pravince
of Quebec; at one time deputy prothonotary

§uebec; appointed Registrar Exeehequer
3urt of CJanada, 8 Nov.. 1887. Publico-
tions: "The Practice oi the Exchequer
Court of Canada, first editions, 1895; 2nd
edition in 1909. Address: 161 Daly Ave.,

AYLESWOBTH, Hon. Allen Bristol,

M.A., K.C., P.C, M.P.; b. Newburgh, Ont..
27 Nov., 1854; s. John Bell Aylesworth and
Catharin Bristol; m. Adelaide Augusta
Miller; one «. Educ: Newbui^h High
School, Toronto, University CJoU^e; bar-
rister and Attorney in Ontario since Au^.,
1878; was one of His Majesty's Commis-
sioners for the settlement of the Alailka
Boundary, in 1903; appointed Pastmaster-
General, 16 Oct., 1905; Minister of Justice,
4 Jime, 1906. Residence: Ottawa, Qnt.
Clu bs: Toronto, Toronto; Rideau, Ottawa.
ATEB, Albert Azro; b. nr. Frelighs-
burg. Que., 6 Feb., 1845; s. of George W..
and Mary Ayer; m. Rebecca C. Hibbard:
five s. two d, Educ: Stanbridge Acad, and
Fairfax, Vt. Commenced business as ex-
porter of butter and cheese, 1867; now
pres. A. A. Ayer <& Co., Ltd.; has been
connected with the dairy industry since the
first cheese were exported from Canada.

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Addre89J 388 Roslyn At., Montreal. Club:
Canada. Montreal.

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BABIN9 Bear Admiral Hosea John; 5.

in Can., Dec. 16, 1842. Apptd. acting
asst. surgeon U.S.N., from Mass., Feb. 10.
1865; asst. surgeon, Mar. 13, 1865; passed
asst. surgeon, June 23, 1869; surgeon. Mar.
17, 1876; med. insp., June 22, 1894; med.
dir.. May 7, 1898; retired, Dec. 15. 1904;
advanced to rank of rear admiral for ser-
vices during Civil War. Mem. Bd. of In-
spection ana Survey, Jan. 23-June 22, 1894:
pres. Med. EYamining Bd. at New York.
Oct. 5. 1897-May 7, 1898; in charge Naval
Hosp., New York, 1900-4. Address: Care
C. A. Betts, 126 Broadway, Brooklyn.

BADGLiBT, Sidney Rose: 6. Ernesto wn,
Ont., May 28. 1850; s. William Edwin and
Nancy Rose Badgley; m. (1st) 1872, Alma
A. Clark (d. 1874); (2nd) Charlotte J. Gille-
land, St. Catharines, Ont.. Sept. 21, 1876;
Educ: pub. schs. and acad.; studied arch-
itecture under R. C. Windeyer, Toronto,
Can.; went to U. S., 1887; specialist in ch.
architectiye; has built chs. and other bldgs.
in vitfious parts of U. S. and Can. Address:
Springbank, Wickliffe, O. Office: 6110 Euc-
lid Av., Clevdand.

BAIL.LIE, John; b. Montreal, 1858; «. of
Andrew BailUe and Isabella Irwin; m. 1886,
Maggie, d. of the late Donald Fraser, of
Montreal; two «.'two d. Educ: private
tuition, Arnold's and McGill Model Sch.
In employ of a paint, oil and chemical firm
for nine yrs.; estb. a similar business 1883,
which he sold out in 1886, and beca^Ie mgr.
Dominion Oilcloth Co., Ltd.; now manag-
ing dir. Pres., Canada Linseed Oil Co.;

-^ governor MpntrearOeu. Hospital, Western
Hospital, Protestant House of Industry and
Refuge. Recreations: golf, curling. Ad-
dress: 133 Oescent St., Montreal. Clubs:
St. James' Royal Montreal Golf, Montreal;
Montreal Curling.

BAIN^ John, gen. mgr. International
Marine Signal Co.; b. Paisley, Scot^ 8. June,
1869; 8. of Robert and Agnes Bain; m.
Maude Buckley, d. of P. Buckley, Paris,
Ont.; two d; arrived in Canada. May, 1888.
Educ: Paisley, Scot.; private secretary to
Hon. Wm. Paterson, Minister of Customs
• for 11 yrs.; Asst. 0)m. of Customs, 4
3^r8.; secretary Tariff Ck>mmission, 1906-
07; secretary to Canadian Ministers on
trade questions at Coronation Imperial
Conference. 1902; now associated with Hon.
Clifford Sijton in various business enter-
prises; also Imperial trade correspondent at
Ottaii^a. .Address: 167 James St., Ottawa.
Clubs: Laurentian, Ottawa; Ontario, Tor-
onto.

BAIRD» Hon. George Thomas, Senator;
b. Andover, N.B., 3 Nov., 1847; s. of George
Baird and Frances Jane Bishop; m. Ida
Jane Sadler; two 8. one d. Educ: Carleton
Co. Gram. Sch; bom on a farm; tauf^ht
Andover Gram. Sch. for five years; earned
on lumbering and general store since 1874;
occupied seat in N.B. Legislature for 10
jrrs.; two of which he was in Legislative
Council; called to Senate 1895. Address:
Andover. N.B.

BAKER, Alfred, M.A.; 6. Toronto, of
Yorkshire parents; m. 1894, Norah Kath-
leen, d. of John McCormack of Wilmette,
Illinois. Educ: Toronto Univ.; Mathema-
tical Mastw Upper Can. Coll., 1872-5;
Mathematical lecturer Univ. Coll., Toronto.
1875-87; registrar 1880-7; dean of residence
1884-90; Professor of Mathwnatics, 1887;
elected by graduates a member of Senate
of Univ. of Toronto, 1887-1906; Lieutenant
and Captain, Queen's Own Rifles, 1876-83;
F.R.S. Canada; member of the Societe
Mathematique de France and of the Ameri-
can Mathematical Society; president, Ont.
Educational Society, 1895; president. Sec-
tion III, R. S. C, 1906; member of Execu-
tive Ck>mmittee, Brit. Empire League m
Canada; trith Dr. John Seath re-organized
geometrical teaching in schools of Ontario,
1904; Publications^: articles relating to
Quateminous, Geometry of Position, and
Fotmdations of Geometry (translated into
Japanese) in proceedings of R. S. C; also
works on synthetic and analytic Geometry,
Trigonometry, and Mechanics. Recreations:
walking and rowing. Addresses: 81 Madi-
son Av., Toronto; in summer, Ishkauqua,
Lake Rosseau, Muskoka. Club: Canadian
Military Institute, Toronto.

BAKER, Francis Spence, F.R.I, of B.A.,
F.R.LC.; b. Co. of^Halton, Ont., 21 Aug.,
1867; s. Francis Baker of Dublin, Ireland
and Sarah Georgina Spence, Co. of Halton,
Ont ; m. Florence Mary Kenrick, Shrop-
shire, Eng. ; two s. one d. Educ : Hamilton,
Ont.; practicing as Architect in Toronto,
since 1892. Pvblications: principally mag-
azine articles. Recreation: golf. Address:
1 85 Balmoral Av. , Toronto. Club : Rosedale
Golf Club, Toronto.

BAKER, Hon. George Barnard, M. A..
K.C.; b. Dunham, Que., 26 Jan.. 1834 (of
U.E.L. descent). Educ: Bishop's Coll.,
Lennoxville; Solicitor-General for Quebec,
1876-78; el. to H. of C. for Missisquoi 0>.,
Que., 1870-74, 1878-1887, 1891-1896. Cal-
led to Senate in latter yr. for the Bedford
dist. Address: Sweetsburg, Que.

BAKER, J. AUen, M.P. (Britain) East-
em Finsbury since 1905; member, L.C.C.;
Chairman, Baker and Sons, Ltd., Willesden,
6. Canada. Educ: Trenton Hipjh Sch.;
entered his father's business (engineering)
in 1876; went to London in connection with
his business. Has been prominently con-
nected with tramway extension in the
L.C.C.; contested East Finsbury, 1900.
Address: Donnington, Harlesden. London,
N.W.

BAKER, L.ieut.-Col. Jesse Wheelock, M.
L.A., J.P.; b. Baker Brook, Madawaska
Co., N.B 30 Nov., 1854; s. of Enoch Baker,
of Fort Kent Aroostook Co., Maine; s. of
Gen. John Baker of the U. S. Army, and
Madeline Ouillet, of St. Paschal, Que.; m.
Betsaide Martin; two s. two d. Educ:
Ck>mmon Schs. of N.B.; spent his early days
on his father's farm at Baker Brook; owned
a small saw mill, but gave it up and became
a lumber scaler and forest inspector, in
which business he still continues; enlisted
in 1872 in the 67th Regt., Carleton Light
Infantry, and rose to the command as
Lieut.-Col.; served 34 years as an officer
(decoration); was Captain of G. Co., of the
N.B. and P.E.I, provisional Regt., raised

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for service in the North West Rebellion, and
>■ commanded the Maritime Province com-
posite Regiment at the Quebec Tercentoi-
ary; elected to the legislature of N.B. for
Madawaska, March, 1908; declined nomina-
tion for legislature in 1903; also for H. of C,
1908; Conservative. Address: Baker

Brook, Madawaska Co., N.B.

BAKER, Walter Keglnald, Secy. C. P. R.,
Montreal ; 3rd class, order of SacredfTreasure,
Japan; b. York, Enoy^ 26 May, 1852; «. of
Stephia and Priscilla Willing Kimsoll Baker^
married; one », three d. Arrived in Canada
Nov., 6, 1865; Educ: Privately in York
and London, Eng. Had charge as the
representative of the C. P. Ry. Co., of the
tours through Canada, of T. R. H. The
Prince and Princess of Wales in 1901; of
Prince Arthur of Connaught, 1906, and
Prince Fushimi, of Japan, 1907; was con-
nected with the Allan Steamship Co., for
eight years after M.^ .nrrh-ril in Canada;
from 1873 to 1874, local freight and passen-
ger agent at Ottawa, of the Canada Central
Ky.; the following five years was private
secretary and A.D.C., to Earl of Dufferin,
Governor General; has been Asst. -Secretary
Treasury Board, Ottawa; asst. to Gen'l.
Supt., C. P. Ry., Western Division; Asst to
Gen'l. Mgr. P. P. Ry.; Gen'l. Supt., Man. &
Western Ry., Winnipeg, and later Gen'l.
Manager; Executive Agent, C. P. Ry.,
Winmpeg; Asst. to vice-pres., C. P. Ry.;
Asst. to pres., and now Secretary C. P. Ry.
Co., Montreal. Address: 773 Sherbrooke
St., Montreal. Recreations: golf. Clubs:
Mount Royal, St. James' and Royal Mont-
real Golf, Montreal; Rideau, Country,
Ottawa; Manitoba, Winnipeg.

BALFOUB, George Hopper* gen. mgr.
Union Bank of Canada, Quebec; 6. Frost
Village, Que., 5 April, 1848; s. Rev. Andrew
and Eliza Balfour; m. Alice Charlotte Shaw
(dec); two s. three d. Educ: Lennoxville
After some years in a merchant's and stock
broker's office, joined the staff of the Union
Bank in 1870, passing through all grades to
position of gen. mgr; active in military
affairs for many years; Fenian Raid, 1870;
retired from 8th Royal Rifles (Captain),
1886; winner of P. Q. Rifle Assoc, champion-
ship, and Governor-General's prize at
Ottawa, 1880; member of the Canadian
Wimbledon Team, 1881, which won the
Kolapore Cups. Kecreations: golf, curling;
Capt. of the Royal Montreal Club for several
years; an ex-president of the Royal Canad-
ian Golf Assn; a former president of the
Can. branch of the Royal Caledonian Curl-
ing Club. Address: 57, The Esplanade, and
Union Bank of Canada, Quebec. Clubs:
Garrison, ^ebec; St. James', Montreal;
Manitoba, Winnipeg.

BALLANTTNE, Charles Colquhoun; 6.
Dxmdas Co., Ont., 9 Aug., 1867; s. of the
late John Ballantyne, native of Scotland;
m. 1901, Etheljd. of Tbomas A. Trenholme,
of Montreal West; two s. Educ: pub.
schs. of Ont., and Montreal. In 1882,
entered employ of a paint concern^ 1895
became sales mgr. of the Sherwin-Williams
Co., of Cleveland, Ohio, in Canada; 1898,
apptd. mgr. of the entire Canadian business.
Dir. Canada Consotidated Rubber Co.; mem
Can. Manufacturers' Assn., and was first
vice-pree., 1899 ; mem. Montreal Board of
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Trade, Chambre de Commerce; apptd. a
Harbor Conunr., 1907. Address: Montreal
West, Que. Clubs: St. James', Canada,
Montreal.

BAIXANTTNE, Robert MitcheU, b.
Stratford, Ont., 20 Aug., 1859; s. Hon.
Thos. and Mary Ballantyne: m. Charlotte
L. Scott; one s. two d. Educ: Stratford
schs. ; ex-pres. Dairymen's Ass'n of Western
Ont.; ex-pres. Montreal Produce Merchants'
Assn.; second vice-pres. Montreal Board of
Trade; director Lake of the Woods Milling
Co., man. director, Lavell. Christmas, Ltd.,
Montreal. Address: 30 Farden Av,, West-
moimt. Clubs: St. James', Montreal.

BABBEB, Major John Boy, R.L.; b.
Georgetown, Ont., 5 July, 1841; s. James
Barber ,Co. Antrim, and Hannah Patrick,
Berwickshire; widower; four s. two d.
Educ: Georgetown Collegiate Institute.
Has been engaged in the paper and pulp
business since 1861 ^pres. Toronto Paper
Co., Cornwall, Ont.; Wm. Barber and Bros.,
Georgetown, Ont.; The Barber and Ellis
Co., Toronto and Brantford; vice-pres.
Spanish River Pulp Co., vice-pres. Canada
Coated Paper Mills, Georgetown; vice-pres.
Anglo American Fire Insurance Co.; Major
Canadi^ Militia (retired) ; long service and
Fenian Raid medals; ex-member of Pro-
vincial Parliament, and ex-Warden Co. of
Halton. Address: Georgetown, Ont.j and
Mail Building, Toronto. Club: National,
Toronto.

BABCLAT, Bev. James, D.D.; Pastor
of St. Paul's Pres. Church, Montreal; 6.
Paisley, Scotland, 19 Jime, 1844; a. of
James Barclay and Margaret Cochrane; m.
Marion Simpson of Dumfrieshire; five s.
one d. Educ: Paisley Gram. Sch. and
Glasgow Univ. Ordained in parish of St.
Michaels, Dumfries, 1873. Held several
pastoral chaises in Scotland, and frequently
preached before Queen Victoria at Bal-
moral. Called to pastorate of St. Paul's
Church, Montreal, 1883, and inducted 11
Oct.; since then has been intimately con-
nected with all philanthropic, religious, and
{>atriotic movements in Montreal. Chap-
ain to Montreal Garrison Artillery and ac-
companied that corps to North West in
1885. Recreations: golf, curling. Address:
398 Dorchester W., Montreal.

BABKEB, Lewellys Franklin; b. Nor-
wich. Ont., Sept. 16, 1867; «. James F. and
Sarah Jane Taylor Barker; m. Oct., 1903,
Lilian H. Halsey, New York. Educ: Ont.
public schs and Pickering Coll., 1881-4;
grad. med. dept. Univ. of Toronto (M.B.),
1890; house phys. Toronto Gen. Hosp.,
1890-1; asst. physician, Johns Hopkins
Hosp., 1891-2; fellow pathology, 1892-4;
asso. anatonr^, Johns Hopkins Umv., 1894-
7; student Univ. of Leipsdg, 1895; asst.
resident pathologist, Johns Hopkins Hosp.,
1894-9; asso. prof, anatomy, Johns Hopkins
Univ., 1897-9; Johns Hopkins Med. Com-
m'r to Phillippines, 1899; asso, prof, path-
ology, Johns Hopkins Univ., 1899-1900;
prof, and head dept. anatomy. Rush Med.
Coll., Univ. of Chicago, 1900-5; grad. work
univs. of Munich and Berlin, 1904; prof,
medicine, Johns Hopkins Umv. and chief
physician Johns Hopkins Hosp. since 1905.
mem. sp'l comm'n apptd. by Secretary
Treasury to determine existence or nOn-

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elistence of pla«nie in San Frandcco, 1901.
Publicatioiu: The NenrojM System and
its Ocmatituent Neurones, 1899; Translation
of Werner Spalteholz's Hand Atlas of
Human Anatomy, 1900; Laboratory Man-
ual of Human Anatomy 1904; also numer-
ous med. papers and addresses. Address:
6 E. Franklin St., Baltimore, Md., U.S.A.
BAB^CEB, Samuel, M.P.: 6. Kingston.
Ont., 26 May. 1839; «. of William and Annie
Barkef; m. (ist) Isabella, d. of John and
Catherine Cruickshank, London, Ont. id.);

i2nd) Helen Cruickshank, d. of same.
?duc.: London Gram. Sch.; was alderman
and chairman of Finance, London; was
solicitor and general Council G. W. Ry.;
general manager N. and N. W. Ry. In
1896 was selected by both directors and
malcontent proprietors of G. T. Ry., in
£kigland, to examine and analyse the ac-
counts of that company in Canada; con-
tested Hamilton imsuccessfully for H. of C,
1896; elected, 1900; elected for Hamilton
East, 1904, and 1908; was twice pres.
Hamilton Board of Trade; Church of Eng-
land; Conservative. Address: Hamilton,
Ont. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.
BARLOW, John Bigny, M. 0. S. C. E.,
City Surveyor, Montreal; 6. Stomoway,
Isle of Lewis, Scotland, 29 July, 1850; s.
of Robert Barlow, R.E., of the Geological
Survey of Can., and Eliza Short; m. 1877,
Margaret d. of the late Rev. William Dar-
rach, Presb3rterian clergyman; five s. four
d. Arrived Can. 1856; employed by Geo-
logical Survey of Can., 1872-1876; asst.
engr. by city of Montreal, 1876-1879; chief
asst. to J. A. U. Beaudry, P.L., C.E., 1879-
80; became asst. engr.. Road Dept., of
Montreal, 1880; Deputy City Surveyor;
City Surveyor, 1901. Address: 52 Park
Av., Montreal. Clttb: Engineers',
BABNABD, George Henry, K.C., M.P.;
b. Victoria, B.C., 9 Oct., 1868; s. Francis
Jones Barnard and Ellen Stillman Barnard;
m. Ethel Bunffiam. e. d. Lt.^ol. H. C.
Rogers, Peterboro, Ont. Educ: Trinity
Coll. Sch., Port Hope, Ont.; called to the
Bar, 1891; K.C. 1907; alderman in Victoria,
1902-1903; Mayor, Victoria, 1904-1905;
elec. to H. of C. 1908. Recreations: fishing,
golf. Residence: "Duvals," Victoria, B.C.
Clvbs: Union, Victoria; Vancouver; Rideau,

BABN£;S, Benjamin F.,LL.B., Postmaster

St Washington, D.C.; 6. Yarmouth, N.S.,
Dec. 3, 1868; s. Benjamin H. and Orena Hig-
rins Bi^es; m. Washington, Oct. 18, 1892,
Emily Freeh. Educ: pub. schs. of N. J.,
law dept. Georgetown, (D.C.) Univ.; apptd.
clerk in U. S. P. O. dept., under competitive
exam., Oct., 1887; pvt. sec. to Ist asst. p. m.

?»., Sept., 1889; later pvt. sec. to chief
. O. insp., and to 4th asst. p. m. gen,; sec.
to Hon. James S. Clarkson several yrs.;
apptd. stenographer at White House, Jan.,
1898; exec, clerk. July 1, 1898; apptd. by
President McKinley asst. sec. to the Presi-
dent, May 1, 1900; re-apptd. by President
Roosevelt, Apr. 22, 1902; post-master,
Washington since Jund?!23, 1906. Address:
48 R. St., N.E. Office: Post Office, Wash-
ington.
BABNES, Howard Turner, M.S., D.S.;
Macdonald Professor of Physics and Dir-
ector of the Physics Building, McGill Univ.;

6. Wobum Mass., U.S.A., 21 July, 1873;
s. Wm. S. Barnes and Mary Alice Turner;
m. Annie Kershaw Cunliffe; two s. Educ:
McGill Univ.; came to Canada in 1879; held
' Studenstship Royal Society .London; P.R.
S.C. Publications: various original papers,
and one book on ice formation. Address:
239 Pine Av. West/, McGill University,
Montreal.

BABNET, Alexander, lumberman; b,
Renfrew Co., Ont., 25 Feb., 1840; of Irish
descent; m. 1867. Jane Greene; four «. four
d. Educ: country sch. At age of fifteen
commenced his career as a lumberman.
Started business for himself 1861; formed
a partnership with late William Mackay
and William Bannerman, under name of
Bamet, Bannerman & Co., 1866; continued
the business under the name of Bamet <&
Mackay 1876-1884; formed another partner-
ship with Thos. Mackie, M.P., 1869, a
dir. of the Bank of Ottawa. Address:
Renfrew, Ont. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

BABB, James (Angus Evan Abbott) ; b.
Wallacetown, Ont., 1862; 5th s. Robert
Barr, Windsor, Ont., and Jane, d. of William
Watson, West Glen, Kilmalcolm, Scot.; m.
Elizabeth Sabel, d. of A. C. Wylie, Brook
Green, London^ three «. three d. Educ:
Canadian Public Schs.; from 16 to 21 a
newspaper rep. in U.S.; since then a
journalist in London. Publications: The
Gods Give My Donkey Wings; The Gods
Gave My Donkey Wings; Under the Eaves
of Night; The Great Frozen North; The
Witchery of the Serpent; Laughing through
a Wilderness; The Grey Bat. Recreations:
cricket, lacrosse, billiards. Address: 60
Cambridge Road, Gunnersby. Club: Lon-
don Sketch.

BABB, Bobert, novelist; b. Glasgow, 16
Sept., 1850; m. 1876, Miss Eva Bennett;
Educ: Normal Sch., Toronto, Ont.; school
teacher in Canada until 1876; then joined
editorial sta£f of the Detroit Free Press.
U.S.A.; went to England in 1881; founded
the Idler Magazine with Jerome K. Jerome
in 1892. Publications: In a Steamer Chair,
1892; From whose Bourn, 1893; The Face
and the Mask, 1894; Revenge; In the Midst
of Alarms, 1894; A Woman Intervenes,
1896; The Mutable Many, 1897; The Count-
ess Tekla, 1899; The Strong Arm; The
Unchanging East, 1900; The Tempestuous
Petticoat, 1905; A Rock in the Baltic, 1907;
Recreations: golf, cycling, photc^graphy,
travel. Address: Hillhead, Woldingham,
Surry. Clubs: Devonshire, Witenagemote.

BABBON, His Hon. John Augustus, K.
C, Judge of the County Court, Perth, Ont.;
6. Toronto, Ont., 11 July, 1850; «. Frederick
William Barron, M.A., Principal of U. C.
Coll., and Eleanor Thompson; m. Elizabeth
Caroline Clarice 4th d. of Hartley Dunsford,
Registrar of the Co. of Victoria; two s. three
d. £rfuc.;«at Cobourg Gram. Sch., Laval
Seminary, Que., and U. C. Coll., Toronto;
was member for North Victoria in H. of C,
from 1887 to 1892; called to the Bar 1873;
created Q.C., in 1888; was elec. as Liberal
in 1887 to H. of C; appointed to the bench
in 1897. Publications: Author of Barron
on Bills of Sataread Chattel Mortgage, a
work on Banking, and conditional sales of
Chattels. A frequent writer for the Press.
Address: Stratford, Ont.

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BABBT, MgT, Thomas Francis, D.D.,
Bishop of Chatham; b. Pokemouche, N.B.,
3 March, 1841. Educ: St. John Coll..
Montreal Coll., and Grand Seminary, Mont-
real; after ordinati6n was rector of the
Cathedral at Chatham, N.B., for some yrs.
then pastor of St. Basil, N.B., and Vicar
General of the Diocese; afterwards pastor
of Caraquet, and finally of Bathm^t. Coad-
jutor Bishop on 11 Feb., 1900; succeeded as
Bishop of Chatham, 7 Aug., 1902. Addreat:
Chatham, N.B.

BARTON, George Aaron, M.A., Ph.D.;
b. E. Farmham, Que., Can., Nov. 12, 1859;
«. Daniel and Marv-S. Bull Barton; m. 1884,
Caroline Brewer Danforth. j&duc. .--Haver-
ford Coll., 1882, 1885; grad. student Har-
vard, 1888-91. Ins. broker Boston, 1883;
teacher higher mathematics and classics
Friends' School, ProvidencCj 1884-9; prof.
Biblical literatiwe and Senutic languages,
Bryn Mawr Coll. since 1891; lecturer on
Bible languages, Haverford Coll.. 1891-5.
Acknowledged minister Society ot Friends
(orthodox) since Aug., 1879. Dir. Am.
School Oriental Stu^ and Research in
Palestine, 1902-3. Mem. Phi Beta Kappa,
Am. Oriental Soc, Soc. of Bibl. Literature
and Ex^esis, Archaeol. Inst. America,
Soc. Bibl. Archaeology and Victoria Inst.
(London), Contb'r to Ency. Biblica and
Jewish Ency. and numerous philol. and
religious revs. Publications: A Sketch of
Semitic Origins, Social and Religious, 1902;
Roots of Cfhristian Teaching as Found in
the Old Testament, 1902. A Year's Wand-
ering in Bible Lands, 1905; The Haverford
Library Collection of Cuneiform Tablets,
or Documents from the Temple Archives ot
Telloh, 1905. Address: Bryn Mawr, Pa.

BASTEDO, Samuel Tovel, Supt. of Can-
adian Government Annuities; b. Hamilton,
Ont., 4 Dec, 1855; s David Bastedo and
Sarah Elizabefth Bastedo; (of U. E. L. de-
scent); m. Ida Virginia Straubel; two d.
Educ: Oxford Co., private sec. to Premiers
of Ont., 1880-1898; Deputy Com. of Fisher-
ies, Ont., 1898-1906; British Com, on Inter-
national Fisheries Treaty with United
States, 1909;resigned to accept appoint-
ment as Supt. of Canadian Govt. Annuities;
Recreations: Outdoor and indoor games.
Address: Ottawa, Ont.

BATE, Lleut.-CoI. Henry Allan; Chev-
lier. Order of Leopold; b. Ottawa, Ont.. l2
May, 1867; s. of Henry Newell, and Cather-
ine Cameron Bate; m. Florence Mary
Wilson; two s, three d. Educ.: Ottawa
Gram. Sch., Hellmuth Coll., London, Ont.
Pres. Canadian Rifle League; A.D.C. to
Gen. Gascoigne, commandiim Can. Forces;
military attache to Sir Wilfrid Laurier,
Queen's Jubliee; late commandant. The
Governor General's Foot Guards; tk)nsul
Gen. for Paraguay; Consul for Belgium.
Recreations: golf, fishing, hunting, nding.
Address: 440 Wilbrod St., Ottawa. Clvhs:
Rideau, Country, Himt, Golf, Ottawa.

BATE, Henry Newell; chairman of the
Ottawa Improvement Commission; b. Truro
Eng., 9 April, 1828; s. Henry Newell Bate,
and Lizette Meyers; m. Catherine Cameron;
five s. four d. Educ: St. Catharines, Ont.
Came to Canada with his parents, July,
1833; spent boyhood days in St. Catharines;
paid first visit to Ottawa in 1848, and per-
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manently settled there in 1854' with hia
brother, C. 'T^ Bate, established the grocery
firm now doing business as H. N. Bate cc
Sons, Ltd.; has been identified for half a
century with every public movement in
Ottawa, although shunning public office
until invited (1899), by the Federal Govera-
ment, to accept the position of first chair-
man of the Ottawa Improvement Commis-
sion, which office he still holds. ' In ten
yrs. the commission has expended $944,423
(to Dec. 31st, 1909) in making roadways,
boulevards, parkways and otherwise beaut-
ifying the capital. Recreations: travel,
golf, fishing. Address: 216 Chapel St.,
Ottawa. Clvhs: Rideau, Country, Hunt,
Ottawa; Riviere du Loup Golf.

BATES, WiUiamWaUace, 5. N. S., Feb.
15, 1827; «. Stephen and Elizabeth Bates;
m. 1856, Marie (fole, Saratoga, N.Y. Educ:
in common schs., (Jalais, Me., beyond that
self-educated; also self-educated in naval
architecture. Began in shipwright trade,
1839; built first clipper schooner ("Chal-
lenge") on the great lakes, 1851; editor
Nautical Mag. and Naval Jour., New York,
1854-8; capt. in Union Army, 1861-3; in
shipbuilding and dry-dock business, Chic-
ago, 1866-81; dry-dock building. Portland,
Ore., 1881-3; mgr. Inland Lloyds, Buffalo,
1885-8; U.S. comm'r navigation, Wash-
ington, 1889-92; Republican. Publications:
Rules for Shipbuilding, 1876, 1894; Ameri-
can Mjuine, 1892; American Navigation,
1902. Has issued numerous pamphlets and
written many newspaper articles on the
shipping question. Mem. Soc. Naval Ar-
chitects and Marine Eng'rs, Shipping Soc.
America (pres.). Address: 38 W. 2d Av.,
Denver, CJolo.

BAUMGABTEN, Alfred, M.F., Ph.D.;
Pres. of the St. Lawrence Sugar Refining
Co.; b. Dresden, Saxony, 13 Nov., 1842j ».
Dr. Moritz Baumgarten, physician to King;
of Saxony, and Emmy Zocher; m. Martha
C. Donner, of Hamburg, two d. Educ:
Dresden High Sch. and Polytechnic Sch.,
where grad. as chemist. Later had two
yrs. practical experience in chemical works
at Schoeningen, studied at Berlin Univ.,
where took degree; arrived U. S., 1866,
employed in different chemical works and
sugar refineries. Arrived Montreal, 1873;
founded, 1879, Co. of which he now is pres. ;
life governor of Montreal General Hospital,
Western Hospital, and the Alexandra Hos-
pital. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Ad-
dress: 34 McTavish St., Montreal. Clubs:
Moimt Royal, St. James', Forest and
Stream, Hunt.

BAXTER, Lieut.-CoI. John Babington
Macaulay, B.C.L., K.C.; Lieut. -Col,
Commanding 3rd R^., Can. Art.; b. St.
John, N.B., 16 Feb., 1868; s. Wm. S. and
Margaret Baxter. Educ: Common Schs.,
St. John, N.B.; admitted Attorney, 1890;
Barrister, 1891; K.C., 1909; alderman, city
of St. John, 1891-1896; 1900, to present
time. Has been deputy Mayor, Warden
of the City and of St. John. Is now chair-
man of the Treasury Board,: City of St.
John, and a member of the Finance Ck>in-
mittee of the Municipal Council. Puhlica-
tions: Historical recor4p, N. B. Regiment
of Artillery, 1793-1896. Residence: 289
Lancaster St.. St. John. P. O. Box 15.

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BATLISS, Major WlUlam; b. Pictou, N.
S., Nov. ^, 1848; a. Jiohn and lillia (McKen-
rie) BayliBs; m. Providence, R. I.. Dec. 18.
1872, Marion Frances, d. William A. Ray, of
Washington. Educ: piib. schs., Picton,
N.S.; studied architectural drawing at night
schs.; Supt. of hosp. constr'n, office of
8urgeon-gen., U.S.A., since 1882; invented
combination steam and hot water heating
system, 1893. Sovereign Grand Comdr.,
Sup. Council of Sovereign Grand Inspectors-
Gen., 33d and last degree of A. A. S. R.
Freemasonry for U:S. of America, since
1896. Addceaa: War Dept., Washington.

BAZIN, Adolphe* K.C.; advocate and
Justice of the Police Court at Montreal; 6.
Saint-Ours, nr. Sorel, Que., 27 May, 1869;
•4 of Pierre Bazin, notary, and Azilda
lAihamel; m. 1896, Laura Beauchemin; three
d. Educ: Saint-Ours Pub. Schs., St. Hya-
cinthe Coll. (grad. B.A., 1890), Laval Univ.
(grad. LL.B., 1894). Commenced practice
of his profession in Montreal; was m part-
nership with Hon. Judge Piche for three
yrs.; Mr. Laurendeau for four jrrs.; Joseph
A. Frouin and Hon, Jean Prevost, K.C., for
two yrs., but has practiced alone ever since.
Cr. K.C., 1906; apptd. Justice of the Police
Ct., at Montreal, by Prov. Govt., 1 Aug.,
1908. At one time pres. of the Cercle Ville
Marie and of the Liberal Club of St. Henri.
Recreations: shooting, fishing. Address: 16
St. Louis so., Montreal. Club: Canadien.

BEABDMOBE, Alfred Owen; b. Toron-
to, Ont., 4 March, 1869: m. Jeanie Torrance
(dec,); two «. one d. Called to the Bar in
1882; gave up the practice of law in 1880,
and has since been connected with the firm
^ Breardmore & Co. Recreations: Polo
and Golf. Residence: 76 St. George St.,
Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, Hunt, Golf, Tor-
onto: Metropolitan, New York; Sports,
London, Eng.

BEATTI£, Major Thomas, M.P.; b. 12
Aug., 1844; m. Agnes M. Burwell, of Fingall
(dec); one s.; was Major in 7th Fusiliers;
served with his r^ment ih the North West
Rebellion, 1886; first elected to H. of C. for
London, Ont., 1896; re-elec. 29 Oct., 1907
and 1908; Church of England; Conservative.
Address: London, Ont.

BEAVBIEN, Hon. Louis; b. Montreal,
Que., 27 July, 1837; s. Dr. Pierre Beaubien
and Justine Cas^rain; m Suzanne Lauretta,
d. of Chief Justice Sir Andrew Stuart; four
«. four d. Educ: Montreal Coll.; was mem-
ber of Provincial Legislature, also simul-
taneously member of H. of C, for Co.
Hochelaga; speaker of Quebec House of
Assembly, and Minister of Agriculture.
Residence: Outremont (near Montreal).
Office, 112 St. James' St., Montreal, Clubs:
Montreal, Lafontaine, Montreal.

BBAUPABLANT, Alme Majorie, M,P.;
b. St. Aim6, Co. of Pichelieu, Que., 4 Jan..
1864; a. Oliver Beauparlant, farmer ana
Louise Beaudreau. Educ: St. Aim4 Coll.,

/ and St. Hyacinthe Sem.; studied law in the
office of Holi. 5'onor^ Mercier, at one time
IVemier of Quebec; was formerly in part-
nership with Hon. O. Desmarais; an advo-
cate; elec. to the H. of C, 1904; re-elected,
1908. Address: St, Hyacmthe, Que.

BECK» Hon. Adam* M.L.A.; manufac-
turer; b. Baden. Waterloo Co., Ont... 20
June, 1857; s. of Jacob Beck and Charlotte

Hespeler; m. 1898, Lillian Ottaway,| of
London, Ont. Edu^.: Pub. Schs. of Baden,
and in Gait, Ont. Entered office of his
father who was engaged in the iron foimdry
business in Baden; removed to Gait. 1880,
and conunenced the manufacture of veneer-
ing and thin lumber boxes; removed his
business to London, 1884, where he built an
extensive plant, and estbd. branch plants in
Montreal and^ Toronto. Master of the
London Hunt Club; mem. Victoria Hos-
pital Bd., and of the Masonic Order A. F.
and A. M.; unsuccessful candidate for L^s.
at g. e., 1898.; first returned to Legis. at
g. e., 1902; re-el. 1906 and 1908. Apptd.
Minister without portfolio in the Whitney
Admn., Feb. 8, 1906; Mayor of London,
1902-1904; originated Hydro-Electric Pow-
er leg. Address: London, Ont. Clubs:
St. James', Montreal; Albany, Toronto;
London. London.

BECK. Hon. Nicholas Dominic, LL. B.;
a Judge of Sup. Ct. of Alberta; 6. Cobourg,
Ont., 4 May, 1867; s. Rev. J. W. R. Beck,
M.A., for years Anglican Rector of Peter-
boro, Ont.. and Georgina Boulton; m. (1st)
Mary Ethel Lloyd, (2nd) Louisa Teepy;
two s. two d. Educ : Private sch. , Cobourg,
Ck>llegiate Institute, Peterboro, and Univ.
of Toronto: admitted to the Bar of Ontario,
1879; Mamtoba, 1883; North West Terri-
tory (now Alberta and Saskatchewan),
1889. Became a Catholic in 1893; has
since been identified with Catholic Educa-
tional matters; member of Educational
Coimdl; vice-Chancellor of Univ. of Alberta.
Publications: Sometime editor Territorial
Law reports, sometime editor North West
Catholic Review (now Central Catholic} of
Winnipeg. Recreations: reading, bowlmg.
Address: 469 Fifth St., Edmonton, Alta.
Club: The Edmonton.

BEDDOE, WilUam Arthur, F.R.G.S.;
Journalist ; b. Hill Top House, West Brom-
wick. Staff, Eng., 16 March, 1869; s. of
John and Charlotte Beddoe; unmarried.
Educ: Marshall's High Sch. and Jackson's
Coll., West Bromwich, Staff. Came to
Canada, Dec., 1876. Studied law with
Chancellor Cronyn, London, Ont.; dir..
Press Alliance, Ltd., London, Eng. Editor,
Alaska Miner, Juneau, Alaska; Dawson
Daily News, Yukon World, and Yukon
Mining Journal. Publications: writer on
political subjects. Recreations: shooting,
fishing. Address: 209 Wellington Street,
Ottawa. Club: Ontario, Toronto.

BEDFORD, Spencer Argyle; b. Sussex
Co., Eng. 1 Feb., 1851; «. Jacob and Eliza-
beth Bedford; m. Minnie Bolton; one s.
three d. Educ: Hadlow Academy, Kent.
Eng.; came to Canada in 1863. Farmed
in Manitoba and N. W. T.; Inspector for
Can. N. W. Land Co., Scottish Ontario, and
North British Co'ys.; in 1888 became supt.
of Experimental Farm at Brandon; member
olf the N. W. Coimcil for Moosomin district
1885 to 1888; now Professor of Field Hus-
bandry, Manitoba Agricultural Coll. Pub-
licaiions: Frequent contributor to Agricul-
tural Press, also issues annual reports of
Experimental Farm.. Address: Agricul-
tural College, Winnip^, Man.

BEGIN, Mgr. Louis Nazaire, D.D.; Arch-

. bishop of Quebec; b. Levis, Que., 10 June,

1840." Educ: Que. Seminary, French

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Seminary, Rome; cn-dained in Rome, 10
Jime, 1865: a professor at Quebec Sem.;
principal of Laval Normal Sch.; Conseo.
Bishop of Chicoutimi, 1 Oct., 18S8; coad-
jutor Bishop of Quebec, 22 Dec., 1891;
Archlrishop of Que.; 12 April, 1898. Pub-
lieaiioM: "The Rule of faith," "A Cate-
chism of Controversy," "The infallibility of
the Soveragn Pontiffs," etc. Address:
Archbishop's Palace, Quebec.

BEIQUE, Hon. Frederic Lisori, LL. D.,
K.C.; b. St. Mathias, Que., Afay, 1845; «.
of Louis Beique and Elizabeth d'Artois;
m. 1875, Carohne Angeline, o. d. of the late
Hon. L. A. Dessaulles, M.L.C.; two d. Educ:
Coll. of Marieville. Called to Bar, 1868;
cr. Q.C., by Quebec, 1885, and by Dom.
Govt^ 1889; one of the Dom. Counsel before
the Behrine Sea Claims Comm., 1896;
batonnier of Montreal Dist. Bar., 1891-93:
cr. LL.D. by Laval Univ.. 1900; Mayor of
Dorion, 1895-96; pres. of St. Jean Baptiste
Assn., of Montreal, 1899-1905. Called to
the Senate, 8 Feb., 1902; mem. of the Num-
ismatic and Antiquarian Soe., of Montreal.
Addreas: 540 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal.
Clubs: St. James', Montreal, Montreal Re-
form.

BEITH, Hon. Robert; 6. 17 May, 1843;
8. of Alexander Beith and Cathanne Mc-
Taggart, Argyleshire, Scot. Educ.: Bow-
manville Pub. Sch. and Commercial Coll.,
Toronto, el. to H. of C. for West Durham
in succession to Hon. Edward Blake, 1891 ;
re-el. 1896; defeated at g. e., 1900; re-el.
at bye el.. 1902, but retired, 1904; called
to Senate. 15 Jan., 1907. A farmer and one
of the pioneer importers of thoroughbred
horses, chiefly Clydesdales. Addreaa: Bow-
manvule, Ont.

BELAND, HenH Severin, B.A., M.D.,
M.P.; 6. Louiseville, Que., 11 Oct., 1869;
8. of Henri Belaud and Sophia Lesage; m.
1895, Flore Gerin Lajoie. Educ: Three
Rivers Coll., and Laval Univ.; elec. to L. A.,
Quebec. 1897 and 1900; elec. for H. of C.
at bye elec, 1902; re-elec, 1904 and 1908;
Liberal. Address: St. Joseph de Beauce,
Que.

BEIX^OUBT, Hon. N. A., LL.D., K. C;
1905; Senator, P. C, 6. 15 Sept., 1860; e. s.
of F. N. Belcourt and Marie Ann Clair; m.
(Ist) 1889, Hectorine, e. d. of Hon. Joseph
Shehyn, Senator, Quebec; (2nd) Mary Mar-
garet, e. d. of R. H. Haycock, of Ottawa;
three s. six d. Educ. : St. Joseph's Seminary
of Three Rivers, Que.; Laval Univ.; admit-
ted to Bar of Quebec, 1882; KC, 1899;
admitted to Ontario Bar. 1884; speaker of
H. of C, 1904; Senator since 1907; has had
extensive practice in courts of the Provinces
of Ontario and Quebec, and in the Exche-
quer and Supreme Courts of Canada, and
before Judicial Committee of Privy Council.
Recreations: ridins and amateur farm-
ing; pres. Ottawa Himt Club; member and
officer of cricket, football, and other clubs.
Address: 489 Wilbrod St., Ottawa; in sum-
mer. Blue Sea Lake, Que. Clubs: Rideau,
Country, Ottawa.

BEL1GHEB9 Henry Martyn: b. Calcutta,
India, 21 Nov., 1856; s. of the Rev. Canon
Samuel Beldher and Jane Goldsmith; m.
Jesae Sloan Notman; four s. two d. Ar-
rived in Canada, 1863; member of the Vic-
teria Rifles of Canada, Montreal, from 1875
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to 1885; last two years as Captain of No. 4
Co. In 1882, he was a member of the
Canadian Rifle Team at Wimbledon, Ene.'.
connected with Gait Bros. & Co., Montreal,
since 1872; now Managing Director of Gaits,
Limited. Winnipeg; pres. Winnipeg Board
of Trade, 1908-1909; del. to Imperial con-
fln>e8s, Chamber of Commerce, Sydney, 1909.
Recreation: Motorizig; Address: 37 Edmon-
ton St., Winnipeg. Man. Clubs: life Mem-
ber M.A.A.A., Montreal; Manitoba, St.
Charles Country, Winnipeg, Man.

BELL, Adam Carr; b. Pictou, Nova Sco-
tia, 11 Nov., 1847; s. of Basil Hall Bell and
Mary Carr; m. Annie Henderson; four s.
one d. Educ: New Gla^ow, Sackville,
N.B., Glasgow Univ., Gla^ow, Scot. Was
first Mayor (Warden) New Glasgow, 1876,
and was again Mayor in 1884; elec. M.L.A.
of N. S., g. e., 1878, and again in 1882 and
1886; was Provincial Secretary* of N.S.,
from May to July, 1882; defeated for Fed-
eral House in 1889 and 1904. but was elec.
in 1896 and 1900. Recreation: Farming.
Address: New Glasgow, N.S.

BELL., Alexander Graham, LL.D., Ph.
D., M.D.; b. Edinburgh, 3 March, 1847; s. of
late Alexander Melville Bell; m. 1877, Mabel
Gardiner, d. of G. G. Hubbard; two d. Educ:
Royal High Sch.. Edinburgh; Edinburgh
Umv.; Univ. Coll., London; Matriculated
London Univ., 1867. Arrived in Canada,
187(k became Professor of Physiology, Bos-
ton Univ.; patented invention of telephone.
1876; invented also photophone, induction
balance, and telephone probe, and (with
C. A. Bell) graphophone; has investigated,
studied eductaion of the deaf; late president
American Association to Promote Teaching
of Speech to the Deaf; late President Nat-
ional Geographic Society; Regent Smith-
sonian Institute since 1898; awarded the
Volta Prix by French Govt., 1881; oflScer of
French Legion of Honour: Prince Albert
Medal (London Society of Fine Arts), 1902;
Founder Volta Bureau; member National
Academy of Sciences; and many foreign and
American Societies; in recent years, has
taken great interest in the laws of flight and
aviation generally. Publications: manv
scientific monographs, including Memoir on
the formation of Deaf Variety in the Human
Race; Census Report on the Deaf of the
United States. 1906; Lectures on the
Mechanism of Speech, 1906; many scientific
and eductaional monographs. Address:
1331 Connecticut Avenue. Washington,
U.S.A.; Baddeck, Nova Scotia.

BELL, His Hon. Archibald, County and
Surrogate Judge of Kent Co., Ont.; b. Tor-
onto, Ont., 16 Nov.. 1840; s. of Archibald
Bell and Agnes Hood; m. Elizabeth Cam-
eron; two s. two d. Called to the Bar, 1886,
and admitted attorney and solicitor, 1868;
practiced in Chatham imtil 1 Oct.. 1878.
when he was appointed Judge of the Co.
and Surrogate Courts, of the Co. of
Kent, and subsequently local Judge of the
High Ck>urt8 of Justice, Ontario. Addrsss:
Chatham, Ont.

BELL, James, M.D.; Prof, of Surger/
and Clinical Surgery, McGill Univ.; b.
North Gower, Ont., 1852; m. 1889. Edith
Marv, e. d. of the late J. J. Amton of If on*
treal; one s. Educ: local schs. and bg
private tuition; grad. M.D., McGiU UniT.

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1877, and won the Holmes Gold Medal.
House Surgeon Montreal Gen. Hospital,
1877-1880; medical supt., 1881-1885; aest.
Surs.pl885; duigeon, 1886; became surgeon
Royal Victoria Hospital. 1894. Apptd.
Associate Prof, of Clinical Surgery, McGill
Univ., 1888; asst. prof, of Surgery and
Clinical Surgery, 1890; Prof, of Clinical
Surgery, 1896; Frof. of Surgery^ and Clinical
Surgery. 1907. Mem. American Surgical
Assn., Canadian Medical Assn.; Surgeon to
the ^xth Batt.. Fusiliers. 1880-1888; Sur-
geon-Major in charge of the Field Hospital
Corps at Riel Rebellion. 1886, and received
medal for services. Recreation: fishing,
hunting. Addreea: 409 Dorchester St., W.,
Montr^; summer res., Cartierville. Clvba:
Mount Royal, St. James', Hunt, University,
Montreal.
BEIX, James Macintosh, M.A., Ph.D..
F.R.G.S.; Dir. of the Geological Survey, of
New Zealand; 6. St. Andrew's, Que., 23
Sept., 1877; «. of Andrew Bell, and Marian
Rosamond; m. 1909. Vera Margaret Beau-
ehamp. In 1896, accompanied his uncle
Dr. Robt. Bell, of the Geological Survey of
Can., to Grand Lake Victoria, on the Upper
Ottawa, and thence to Nimiskow Lake on
Rupert River; in 1898 asst. his uncle in
making a geological survey of the Michi-
picoten Dist.; on Mackenzie River, and
xhade a geological reeonnaissance of its
North Arm; after wintering at Fort Resolu-
tion, in 1900, accompanied by Mr. Charles
Camsell, travelled to Great Bear Lake and
made a geological exploration of its northern
shores; returned by a chain of lakes to the
North Arm of Great Slave lake and during
the winter reached Edmonton; in 1901-02,
was geologist to the Lake Superior Corpora-
tion, with headquarters at Sault Ste. Marie;
employed by the Govt, of Ont., on geolog-
ical work in the region southward of James
Bay, 19(^; apptd. Director of the Geological
Survey of New Zealand, 1904. Pttblica-
Hone: Reports on Great Bear Lake, pubd.
by the GeoL Survey of Can., 1901 j reports
for the Lake Superior Corporation m Phila-
delphia, and that of 1903 by the Govt, of
Ont.;. reports of New Zealand Geological
Survey, 1904-1908, accompanied by maps,
pubd. by the Govt, at Wellington. Addrea-
eee: Wellington, N.Z.; Blacked House,
Silver Stream, North Island, N.Z. (sum-

BEUU Robert, I.S.O., M.D.C.M., D.Sc.
(McGiU and Cantab), LL.D., F.R.S.; late
Director and Cblef Geologist, Geological
Survey of Canada; 6. Toronto, Ont^ 3 June.
1841; $, of Andrew Bell and SUsabeth
Notman; m» A^es Smith, of West bourne
and Auchentroig, Scotj one ». three d.
Bduc: Prescott County Gram. Sch., Science
Dept., McGill Univ.. McGiU Medical Coll..
Edinbui«h Univ.; mem. of Am. Inst, ot
Mimng Engrs., 1881; hon. mem. Medico-
Chiruigical Soo., Montreal; Fellow Am. A.
A. Sei.; one of foimdation Fellows of Roy.
Soc. of Can.; mem. of Govt. Geographical
Bd.; joined Geological Servey of Can.. 1867,
and suice th^t time has made very extensive
topographical and geological surveys in
nearly all parts of the Dominion. The Bell
River or W. branch of Nottaway, which he
surveyed in^ 1896, is officially named aftw
Mm; was medioM officer, naturalist, and

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gecHogist of "Neptune" expedition in 1884,
and of "Alert" exi>edition in 1886 to Hud^
son's Strait and Bay; was also geologist of
the "Diana" expedition in 1897, when he
surveyed the south coast of Baffinland and
penetrated to the great lakes of its interior;
among the rivers ne has surveyed are the
Athabasca, Slave, Beaver, Churchill, Nel-
son, Hayes and branches, the Winnipeg,
English, Albany, Kenogami, Nipigon,
Moose and its num^ous branches, the Har-
ricanaw, Broadback, Nottaway and its
branches, the upper Gatineau and most of
the rivers of northern Ontario; he also
made the first surveys of some of the largest
lakes in Canada, mcluding Great Slave.
Nipiffoii, Osnaburpch, Seul, and parta oi
Athabasca, Wiimipeg, and Lake of the
Woods; del. from the Dom. Govt, and the
Roy. Soc. of Can. to the Intl. Greol. Con-
gress, Vienna, 1903; has been Canadian cor.
of the Royal Scottish Geographical Soc.
ever since its foundation; Canadian cor.
of la Soci^t^ de G^ograpMe; mem. of the
Royal Ast. Sco. of Can.; was a Royal Com-
mr. on the Mineral Resorces of Ontario,
1888-89; Hon. Chief of Algonquin Indians
of Grand Lake; pres., Int^-national Con-
gress of Americanists, 1906; King's or Pat-
ron's gold medal of the Royal Geographical
Soc. of London, 1906; Callum gold m^ial of
the Am. Geographical Soc., 1906. Publica-
tione: Fifty reports published by the
Geological Survey of Can.. 1867-1906;
report of the Royal Conmiission on the Min.
Res. of Ontarib, 1890 (in part). . Many
papers read before the Roy. Soc.' of Can.,
1882-1909. th^ Geol. Soc. of Am.. 1890-09,
in the Canadian Naturalist and Geologist.
Record of Science, apd in the journals of
other scientific societies. Addreaa: 136
Maclaren St., Ottawa. Club: Rideau,
Ottawa.

BELIi-SMITH, Frederick Marlett, R.C.
A.; 6. London, 26 Sept., 1846; «. of late John
Bell-Smith, Artist; m. 1871, Annie Myra
Dyde; one «. Educ: London. Memb^ of
Council of the Royal Canadian Academy of
Arts; President of the Ontario Societ]^ of
Artists; studied drawing at South Kensing-
ton; arrived in Canada. 1867; charter mem-
ber Society of Canadian Artists, 1867;
served in Vcrfunteers in suppressing Fenian
invasion, 1870 (medal); Director of Fine
Arts, Alma (]oll., since 1881; teacher of
drawing, public sch., London, Ont.. 1882-
89; Director Toronto Art Sch., 1889-91;
lecturer and writer on Art subjects. Prin-
cipal meturea: ^ueen Victoria s Tribute to
Canada (for which Her Majesty gave per-
sonal sittings); Landing of the Blenheim,
National Collection, Ottawa; Whitehead,
Diploma work, Nat. Coll,; Lights of a City
Street, Ont. Collection; has exhibited at
Royal Academy and other principal exM-
bitions; paints with equal facility in oils and
water cloours. Recreaiiona: annually
vints Rocky Moimtains of Canada, and has
made some ascents; member of Appalachian
Club. Addreaa: 336 Jarvis Street, Toronto.
Club: Arts and Letters, Toronto.

BBNGOUOH, John Wilson; journalist;
h. Toronto, 7 April, 1861; a. of John Ben-

fough and Margaret Wilson; m. (1st) 1880,
lelena Siddall, of Toronto (d. 1902); (2nd)
1908. Annie Robertson Matheson. Edue.:

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Whitby Gram. Soh.; began journalistic
career on Whitby Oatette; removed to Tor-
onto, 1872; reporter on Globe for three yrs.;
started Orip m 1873, and edited it for 21
yrs.; appeared as entertainer in 1874, and
has done platform work continuously since
in Canada, United States, England, Aus-
tralia and New Zealand. Puhlicatton9: 2
vols of verse; "Grave and Gay," and "In
many Kejrs," "The up to date primer,"
(humorous exposition of Henry George):
"The Whole Hog Book." Address: Toronto.

BENNETT, Mrs. Annie Dunlop ("Gena
Macfarlane"); 6. Baddeok, C.B., 12 June,
1869; d. of David Dunlop and Catherine
McGrath; m. Thomas J. Bennett, 11 Jan.,
1882. Baldwin, Wis.; five s. six d. Educ:
Badaeck Academy; Congregation de Notre
Dame, Arichat C.B., RiVer Falls (Wiscon-
sin) Normal Sch. Joined the Roman Cath-
olic Church at fifteen years of age; taught
sch. in Ci^e Breton three years; two years
in Wisconsin) recMved into the Catholic
diurch by His Lordship, Bishop Cameron
of Antigonish; always taken an active part
in charitable work; was pres. of Relief Soc.;
charter member of Children's Aid Society;
accompanied her husband to Retina m
1892, when he went to put the Regina Jail
under Penitentiary discipline. Publications.
For several years regular correspondent of
"The CcUholic Record" also of the N. W.
Review during the editorship of L. Drum-
mond, S.J.; was editor of the special edition
of the Regina Leader, in aid of the Victorian
Hospital. Address: 2108 Albert St.,
Regina, Sask.

BENNETT, William H., ^.C; h. Bar-
rie, 23 Dec., 1859; s. of Humphrey Bennett
and Annie A. Fraser; m. Margaret F. Car-

§'11, d. of Henry Cargill (M.P. for East
nice for many years); Educ: Barrie
High Sch. Called to the Bar, 1881; rep-
resented E. Simcoe in H. Of C. from 1892. to
1908. Address: Midland. Ont.

BENOIT, Joseph Alderic, M.L.A.; agri-
culturist; b. Mount Johnson, Que., 20 Feb.,
1854; «. of Julien Benoit ana Lucie Harbec;
m. 1874; Cath. McQuillen; one s. Educ:
County Sch. Hay dealer and farmer;
Mayor, 1900-1907; warden of Co.; pres. of
the St. Johns Exhibition and laureate of the
Merite Agricole. El. to Quebec Legis.,
1906; re-el. 1908. Address: Mount John-
son, Que.

BENSON, Major-General Frederick Wil-
liam, C.B.; Director of Transport and
Remoimts since 1903; b. St. Catharines,
Ont., 2 Aug., 1849; 3rd s. of late Hon. J. R.
Benson, Senator, and Marianne, d. of late
Charles Ingersoll, of Ingersoll, Ont.; m.
Caroline, e. d, of Sir G. E. Couper, Bart.,
C.B., K.C.S.I. Educ: Up. Can. Coll..
Toronto; R.M.C., Sandhurst; served as
Volimteer during Fenian raids in Canada,
1866; joined 21st Hussars, 1869; exchanged
to 12th Royal Lancers, 1876; passed Staff
Coll., 1880; Captain 5th Dragoon Guards,
1880; exchanged to 17th Lancers, 1881;
A.D.C. to Lieut. -Governor, N. W. Provin-
ces, India. 1877; Brigade Major, Poona,
1882-84; Crarrison Instuctor, Bengal, 1884-
90; commanded Egyptian cavalry, 1892-94;
D.A.A.G. (Instructor) Dublin, 1895-98;
Assistant Adjutant-General, Chief Staflf
Officer, South-Eastem District, 1898-1900;
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special aerlrice S. Africa, A.A.G. 6th division
S.A. Field Force, 1900-1 (despatches, medal,
three clasps, C.B.); Headquarters, 1001-3.
Recreations; shooting, fishing, ridmg, cyc-
ling, skating. CluS: Army and Navy,
London, Eng.
BEB6EBON, Joseph Gedeon Horace,
B.C.L., K.C.; b. IQgaud, Que., 13 Oct.,
1854; s. of the late T. R. Bergeron, N.P., of
Rigaud, and Leocadie Caroline Dc^hine
Coursol, d. of Gedeon Coursol, N.P., of St.
Andrews, Que.; m. 1890, Josephine Ada,
d. of the late Capt. Wall, of Montreal.
Educ: Gram. Sch. of St. Timothee, St.
Mary's Coll., McGill Univ., Montreal. Cal-
led to Bar, 1877, and has since practised in
Montreal; el. to Parlt., 1879; re-el. ^882,
1887, 1891, 1896; unsuccessful 1900, and at
bye-el. 1902; el. at g. e., 1904; Deputy
Speaker of the House of Commons, 1891-
1896; defeated at g. e., 1908. Took 2nd
class artillery certificate, Montreal, 1874;
served in No. 1 Troop of Montreal Hussars
for short period. Address: 76 St. James'
St., Montreal. Clubs: St. James', Lafon-
taine, Canadien.
BEBGETIN, AchiUe; b. Valleyfield.
Que., 3 March, 1870; s. of Gilbert Bei^evin
and Ann Daoust; m. Flora Faucher, of
Montreal; one s. two d. Edu^.: Model
Sch. and English Acad., Valleyfield j Com-
mercial Coll., Varennes, Que.; an invest-
ment broker doing business in Montreal:
for many yrs. a newspaper editor; sec. of
the Montreal Reform CJlub and other im-
portant organisations. First el. to Legis.
at g. /e., 1900; re-el. 1904: defeated 1908.
Recreatiorts: fishing. Address: 235 Board
of Trade Bldg. , Montreal. Clubs: Canadien ,
St. Denis.
BEBNABD, Msr. Alexis-Xyste, Bishop
of St. Hyacinthe, Que.; b. at Beloeil,«Que.,
29 Dec . 1847; s. of Theodule Bernard and
Heloise Prefontain. Educ: Coll. and Sem-
inary of Montreal, under the Sulpidan
Fathers; CHirate; priesident of Sorel Coll,;
Canon of the Cathedral of St Hyacinthe;
Archdeacon; secretary for the Diocese ;
Vicar General; Provost of the Chapter of
Prothonotary Apostolic. Publications:

Besides ' 'Tynoral Decrees. " and a summary I
of the "Clerical Conferences" he edited the
Pastoral Letters of the Bishops of St.
Hyacinthe, in nine volumes. Address: St. |
Hyacinthe, Que.
BEBNABD Lndger Pierre, M.L.A.; K
L'Ange Gardien, Co. of Rouville, Que., 6
March, 1870; s. of Jean Baptiste Bernard
and Julie Beaudry; m. Mary Racicot; one
«. two d. Educ: Elementary Schs. of the
Province; a farmer; elec. to the Legislature
of Quebec, 25 Nov., 1904; re-el. 8 June,
1908; Conservative. Address: Granby,
Que.
BEBNIEB. Hon. Michael Esdras; one of
the Bd. of Ry. Commrs. for Canada; 6. St.
Hyacinthe, Que., 27 Sept., 1841; «. of the
late Etienne Bernier; m. 1865, Alida, d. of
the late Simeon Marchesseault, who in 1837
was a leader in the Rebellion, and sub-
sequently exiled to the Bermudas. El. t<fi
H. of C. at g. e., 1882, 1887, 1891, 1896, and
1900. Sworn of the Privy Council ana
apptd. Minister of Inland Revenue in the
Laurier Admn., 22 June, 1900; apptd. one
of the Bd. of Rl. Commrs. for Canada, Jan.^

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1904. AddMMea: 403 Maclaren Street,
Ottawa; St. Hyacinthe, Que.

BEBBT, Bev. Joseph F., D.D., LL. D.;
b. Alymer, Ont., May 13, 1866; «. Francis
and Ann L. B.; Educ: Milton Acad., Ont. ;
Lawrence Univ., Upper Iowa Univ.; m.
1876, Olive Johnson, Entered M. £. min-
istry, 1874; asso. editor Mich. Christian
Advocate, 1884-1890; editor Epworth Her-
ald, 1890-1894. Elected bishop of M. E.
Ch., May, 18 1904. Address: 455 Franklin
St., Buffalo, N.Y.

BEBTHIAUME, Hon. Treffle; proprie-
tor of La Presse; h. St, Hughes, Que., 4
Aug., 1848; s. of G^d^on Berthiaume and
El^onore Normeuadin; m. 1871, Helmina
Gadbois, of Montreal; three s. three d.
Educ.: St. Hyacinthe Coll.; became partner
in the Gebhardt-Berthiaimie Lith(^aphing
and Printing Co.. 1884, and proprietor La
Presse, 1889; called to Legis. Council of

Suebec, 1896. Address: 713 St. Urbain St..
ontreal. Clvhs: All the French clubs or
Montreal.
B£THUNE, Charles James Stewart, B.
A., M.A., D.C.L.; 6. West Flamboro, Co.
Wentworth, Ont.. 11 Aug., 1838; s. of Right
Rev. Alexander Neil Bethune, D.D., Second
Lord Bishop of Toronto, and Jane Eliza,
e. d. of Hon. James Crooks; tn. 21 April,
1863, to Harriet Alice Many, 2nd d. of Lieut.
Col. James Furlong, K.H., H. His Majesty's
43rd Regt., Light Infantry; two s. three d.
Educ: tJp. Can. Coll., and Trinity Univ.;
ordained deacon by Bishop Strachan in
1861, and Priest in 1862; Curate to his
father at Cobourg until 1866; Incumbent
of Credit Mission, 1866-1870; Honorary
Clerical Secretary of the Lower House of the
General Synod of the Church of England in
Canada, 1901-1908; Head Master of Trinity
Coll. Sch., Port Hope, 1870-1899. Profes-
sor of Entomology and Zoology, Ontario
Agricultural Coll., Geulph, 1906; Fellow of
the American Assn. for the Advancement
of Science and of the Entomological Society
of America; member of Scientific Societies
in Toronto, Ottawa, Boston. New York,
Washington, Buffalo, Philadelphia, etc.,
and of the Assn. of Economic Zoologists,
Eng., and of Economic EntomolcMdsts,
America; Chairman of the Canadian Com-
mittee of the International Congress of
Entomology, etc. PvHications: Editor
"Canadian Entomology"; reports to the
L^slature of the Entomological Society of
Ont.; 1886 to 1874, and 1886 to present
time; author of scientific papers. Kecrea-
Hons: Studv of Nature. Address: Ontario
Agricult ural Coll., Geulph, Ont.

BETHUNE. Bobert Cecil, J. P.; b. Mont-
real, 10 May, 1872; s. of Lt.-Col. Angus
Bobert Bethune and Mary Elizabeth Rogers
m. Jean Peden; three s. two d. Educ: St.
Johns High Sch., Montreal, Coll^ate Inst-
itute, Ottawa; business, Fire Insurance;
Secretary Board of Trade of the Citjr of
Ottawa; Secretaryr-Treasurer of Coll^ate
Histitute Board, Ottawa. Recreations:

fishing^ shooting and rowing. Address: 145
Cartier St., Ottawa.

BETTS, Craven Langfstroth; 6. St. John,
N.B., April 23. 1853; s. Hiram and Sarah
Ann Purdy Betts; descended from old
Colonial New England stock, and of V- E. L.
m. Feb. 10, 1905, Elizabeth Cushing Colby.

Educ: there; removed to New York, 1879;
went into business life and pursued hterary
studies. Publications: Songs from Beran-
ger (translation of 61 chansons). The Per-
fume Holder, A Persian Love Story, Tales
of a Garrison Town (with Arthur Went-
worth Eaton) J a Garland of Sonnets; Frees-
wick's Experiment (a novel). 1907; also
many poems in mags., etc. Mem. Munici-
pal Art Soc. Club: Salmagundi. Address:
14 Timpson PI. Club: Sahnagundi Club,
14 W. 12th St^ New York.
BICKEBDIKE, Bobert, M.P.; 6. King-
ston, Ont., 17 Aug., 1843; s. of Thomas
Bickerdike; m. 1866, Helen Thompson Reid
(d. 1907); three s. six d. Educ: Beauhar-
nois County. Organized the Dom. Abat-
toir & Stock Yards Co., of which he was
mgr. dir.; one of the foimders of the Dom.
Live Stock Assn., and of the Live Stock
Insur. Co., of which he became pres.; was
promoter and pres. of the Standard light
and Power Co., and of the Adirondack &
St. Lawrence Rapids Tourist Line; pres. of
the Montreal and Great Lakes Steamship
Co., Ltd., and of the Robert Bickerdike Co.,
Ltd.; vice-pres. of the Hochelaga Bank; ex-
pres. of the Montreal Bd. of Trade; 1st vice-
pres. of the Western General Hospital; dir.
Canadian Marconi Wireless, Western and
British American Fire and Marine Insur.
Co., the Imperial Guarantee & Accident
Insur. Co. ; a former mem. of the Montreal
Harbour 0>mm.; life gov. of the Montreal
Gen. Hospital; founder and ex-mayor of
the town of Summerlea on Lake St. Louis.
El. to Quebec Legis., at g. e., 1897; el. to-
the H. of C. at g. e., 1900, 1904, 1908.
Address: "Elmcroft," Sununerlea, Que.
Clvhs: Rideau, Ottawa; Montreal, Canada,.
Mon treal .
BICKWELL., James, K.C.; b. Rottersea
Park, Surrey, Eng., 26 April, 1862; s. of
James and Annie Bickwell; in. Minnie
Kappell; one s. two d. Educ: Hamilton
Collegiate Institute; arrived in Canada,
12 July, 1872; called to the Bar in Feb..
1884; practiced in Hamilton until 1894, and
since that time in Toronto. Publications:
Bickwell-Seager Division Courts, 1893, and
1900; Bickwell and Kappell's Practice,
Statutes, 1900. Adckress: 37 Cherry Av.,
Toronto. Clvhs: Hamilton, Hamilton, Ont.
Albany, R.C.T.C, Toronto, Ont.
BIENYENU, Tancrede; Gen. Mgr., Pro-
vincial Bank of Canada, Montreal; 6. Var-
ennes, Que., 26 April, 1864; 8. of the late
A, Bienvenu and Octavie Larose; m. Clara
Martin; four s. seven d. Educ: Varennes
Bus. Coll. Banker. Recreations: family,
and office. Address: 32 Sherbrooke St. , W. ,
Montreal. Club: Montreal.
BIGGAB, Henry Percival B.A., B.Litt.;
b. Carrying Place, Ont., 9 Aug., 1872; s. of
J. Lyons Biggar and Isabella Hodgins of
Dublin. Educ : Belleville Public Sch, ; Up .
Can. Coll.. and Univ. of Toronto. Publica-
tions: "The Early Trading Companies of
New France," "The Voyages of the Cabots
and of the Ck>te-Red8 to North America and
Greenland. Address: 34 Oxford Mansion,
London W., Eng.
BIGGAB, Lieut.-CoI. James Lyons, V. D. ,
Director of Transport and Supplies and
Officer Administering Canadian Army Ser-
vice Corps; b. at the Carrying Place, Co.

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Northumberland, 16 July, 1856; 8. of James
Lyons Big^ar, who represented East North-
umberland H. of C. from 1861-1878, and
Isabella Hodsins; rn. Mary Scott, e. d. of
Robert W. Elliot of Toronto; two ». one d.
Educ: Trenton Oram. Soh.. and Upp. Can.
Coll.; served with the ArKvll Light infantry
from 1881-1901, and as Supply and Camp
(kuu-termaster on the Distnct Staff from
1891-1900; on staff of Canadian Contingent
at Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in
1897; Jubilee Medal, South Africa, 1899-
1901 ; during the earlier stages of the War,
was with the Supply and Transport cloutam
and later apptd. S^aff Officer to the Over-
sea ColoniflJs on Lmes of Communication
and Chief Base. Also acted as Red Cross
Commissioner for Canada for seven months.
Queen's Medal with four clasps. Apptd.
to Headquarters Staff in Dec., 1901, as
Deputy Adjutant Qeneral for Army Service
Corps and organized the Canadian Army
Service Corps; afterwards apptd. Assist.

8uartermaster-Gaieral; acted as Staff
fficer for Colonials at the Coronation of
His Majesty King Edward VII in 1902:
(Coronation Medal). Apptd. Director ol
Transport and Supplies m 1904; Honorary
Associate of the Order of St. John of Jeru-
salem. Pvblicationa: "Hints to Quarter-
masters"; the "Army Service Corps Manual.
Address: 525 King Edward Ave., Ottawa.
Clvhs: Rideau, Country, Ottawa.

BIGG AB, William Hodffins; Genl. Solic-
itor, Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.; b. Carrying
Place, Ont.. 19 Sept., 1852; 9, of James
Lyons and Isabella Biegar; m. Marie Louise
Ballon; three a. one a. Educ: Upp. Can.
Coll. (grad. 1872). Called to the Bar of
Ontario, 1880; mem. Ontsuio Legis., 1890-
1898; cr. Q.C., 1899; asst. General counsel
G.T.R., Jan. 1, 1903; genl. solicitor, Dec. 1,
1905; genl. soucitor. Grand Trunk Pacific,
Dec. 1, 1905. Recreations: lawn bowling,
curling, golf. Address: 726 Pine Av., Mon-
treal. Clubs: Moimt Royal, Canada, Mont-
real; Rideau, Ottawa.

BIGGER, Charies AlbeH, C.E., D.L.S.,
O.L.S., Astronomer, Dept. of Int., and in
charge of Geodetic Survey of Canada; 6.
in Oakville, Ont.; 15 Aug.. 1853; s. of Col.
Chas. Bigger and Amelia Kenny; m. Louise
Cookbum Brennan of Ottawa : one d. Educ. :
pub. sch., Toronto Normal Sen., and private
tuition; parents of U. E. Loyalist descent.;
grad. from Military sch., Kingston, 1874;
articled to Prov. Land Surveyor, 1878, and
passed exams. 1882. Employed by Dom.
Govt, on N. W. T. Staff of Surveyors, 1882-
88; private practice as engineer and surv.,
until 1901, when apptd. to staff of Dom.
Boundary Commission; had full chaige of
boundan^ survey on New York State line,
1902, doin^ astronomical work for U. S.
and Can.; m charge of field work Alaska
boundary survey, 1904-6; started geodetic
survey of Canada, June, 1905, ana now
devotes all time to it. Pvblieaiions: many
reports upon engineering and surveying
work. i4<2arM«.' 145 Gloucester St., Ottawa.

BIGGS, Hon. S. C, B.A.. K.C.,; h. An-
caster, Ont., 8 Oct., 1851; s. Richard Biggs
and Eleanor Wood; m. 1875, Emily Orythia,
d. of the Rev. Thomas Atkinson; four s.
Bduc: Ancaster pub. schs., Victoria Coll.,
Cobourg; Toronto Univ. (grad. B.A.. 1872).
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Studied law with Charles Moss, of th^ firm
of Harrison, Oder & Moss, now Chief Justiee
of the Ct. of Appeal; removed to Winnipeg,
Man., 1875, and admitted to Manitoba Bar,
and commenced practice of his profession;
was one founder of the Winnipeg Daily
Sun; removed to St. Paul, Minn., 1888,
and* engaged in practice of his profession,
and large enterprises; removed to Toronto,
1892, and continued practice of his pro-
fession', where he has since remained.
Formerly mem. of Legis. for St. Paul's,
Man., and Minister of Pub. Works. Addresa:
55 St. George St., Toronto.

BINNING, John Bussell; Gen. Mgr..Fui>
ness. Withy & Co., Ltd., steamship agents,
Montreal; 6. Hamilton, Scotland, 1866; m.
1891, Margaret Caird, of Montrose, Scot.;
two s. four d. Educ: Hamilton pub. sch.,
Hamilton Academy. Arrived Canada, in
1888, and entered employ of C. P. Ry. Co.;
became connected witn the firm of Fumess,
Withy & Co., Ltd., 1898; apptd. gen. mgr.,
1903; Treas. Montreal Bd. of Trade, Shipp-
ing Federaticm of Can.; mem. Caledomaa
Soc., Montreal; belongs Masonic Order.
Recreations: curling, amateur gardening.
Address: Cote des Neiges, Montr^. Clvh:
Canada.

BIBGE, Cyrus A.j Pres., Canada Screw
Co.; h. nr. Oalrrille, Ont.; 7 Nov., 1867; s.
of Herman P. Birge and Helen M. Ainslie;
m. (1st) 1870, Rebecca J. Coote, of Oak-
ville, (d. 1898); (2nd) 1902, Margaret
Vanstone, of Wingham, Ont. ; one s. one d.
Educ: Dist. Sch. and Oakville Gram. Sch.
Took up study of medicine with Dr. C. H.
Lusk, of Oakville; removed to Stratford,
1870, on account of Hi-health, and started
a grocery business; removed to Chatham,
1872; entered employ of Great Western
Ry. as agent, in engrg. dept.; later removed
to London and subsequently back to Hamil-
ton; resigned position with G.W.R. 1882,
to take management of the Can. Screw Co. ;
became vice-pres. and mgr. dir. of co. in
1883; CO. removed to Hamilton. 1887;
became pres., 1898. Was one of the orig.
dirs. of the Hamilton Blast Furnace Co.,
before its amalgamation with the Hamilton
Steel and Iron Co.; el. vice-pres. for Ont.
of Can. Mfgrs. Assn., 1900; vice-pres. for tluB
Dom., 1901; pres., 1902; mem. Toronto
and Hamilton Bds. of Trade; vice-pres.
Caledon Mountain Trout Club. Address:
Hamilton, Ont. Cluh: Nationaf, Toronto;
Ha milton .

BIBDWHISTLE. (originally Bxrtwib-
TLB). Captain ttichard John; h. Otta-
wa, Ont.. 4 April, 1874; s. of Richard Birt-,
wistle, whose father came from Lancashire,
Eng.. and Margaret Coughlan, of Kilkenney.
Ireland; m. Carolyn Savage, d. of SamuM
and Elisabeth Savage of Ottawa; Educ:
St. Joseph's School, Ottawa, and privately:
learned the trade of Printer and Stereotyper
d^ht years on the Ottawa Free Press:
Financial, military, dramado and special
writer^ Ottawa correspondent for various
Canadian papers until 1902j for seven yeara
manager of various theatncal enterprises;
Broker. 1909: Captain in the 43rd Kegt..
D.C.O.R.; holds Subaltern and Captain's
certificate, R.S.I. ; Commanded Guard of
Honour for H. R. H. The Prince of Wales,
Quebec Tercentenary, 1908: long Senrto«

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medal; originator of the "Birdwhistle
System of military bookkeepiog": member
of the Ottawa Board of Trade; Secretary
Dominion of Canada Rifle Association;
Secretary Publicity Conmiittee of the City
of Ottawa; Publications "History of the
43rd Regt.. D. C. O.R.. Rifle Association;
military Correspondence under non-de
Plume "Little Bobs;" dramatic sketches;
Recreation, Walking shooting, raiding.
Address; 178 James St.. Ottawa. Club:
Commercial.

BIBKETT, H. Sm M.D.. CM.; Professor
of Laryngology and Otology; 6. Hamilton.
Ont., 17 July, 1864; s. of late William Bir-
kett, id.} Merchant, and Caroline Amelia,
d. of late Jacob Ball of Grantham. Ont.; m.
1899, Margaret, e. d. of John MacNaushton,
Glengarry. Qnt.; Edue.: Forest House
Sch., Chested. Eng.; Laryngologist and
Otologist to the Royal Victoria Hospital;
Consulting Laiyngolcsist and Otcrfogist,
Alexandra Hospital; Senior House Surgeon
Montreal General Hospital, 1886-87; Assist.
Physician Montreal Dispensary, 1887-89;
Laryngologist to Montreal Lnspensary,
1889-91; to Montreal General Hospital,
1891-99; Junior Demonstrator of Anatomy
McGill Univ., 1899-1890; Demonstrator,
1^^90-96; for some years General Secretary,
Dominion Medical Association, and Mont-
real Medico-Chirurgical Society; ;^ce-pres.
American Laryngolojsical Association, 1898;
Montreal Medioo-Chirurgieal Society. 1902;
Section of Laryngology British Med. Assoc.
1897; mem. American Association of Anato-
ndsts, 1890-96; Governor Montreal General
Hospital; pres. Montreal Medico-Chirurgical
Society; vioe-pres. Section of Ijarys^ology
and Otology, British Medical Association,
1906; pres. American Laryngological As-
sociation, 1907-8; mem. Otolo^ical Society
of United Kingdom. Publicaixons: Hemia-
trophy of the Tongue; Empyaema of the
Antrum; Thjrrotomy for sub-cordal Sar-
coma; Dermoid Cyst of the Nosej Anomal-
ous cased of Primary Nasal Diphtheria;
Carcinoma of the Larynx; Diphtheria, its
treatment and Nursing; Syphilis of the
Larynx, Trachea, and Broncm; Diseases ojf
the Oro, and Nasopharynx (Posey and
Wright) ; Rhinoliths; dalivary Calculi ;Lupus
of the Oro-pharynx and Naso-phar3rnx;
Diphtheria (Hare's System of Therapeutics)
with Dr. J. C. (3ameron; Perichondritis of
the Larynx, from an unusual cause; Foreign
Body in the Naso-pharynx; Oidium Al-
bicans; Address to the Graduating Class of
the Medical Faculty (M'Gill Umversity);
Otomycosis due to the Aspergillus Glaucus;
Seventh Lecture of the SomervUle Course,
before the Montreal Natural History Soc.;
Diseases of the Larynx (Osier's Modem
Medicine). Rccrearfiorw: golf, fishing, yacht-
ing. Address: 252 Mountain St.. Montreal.
Clvbs: St. James', Montreal: Mount Royal,
Hunt, St. Lawrence Yacht, Outremont
Golf.

BIRMINGHAM, Robert; 6. Ireland. 26
July, 1852; s. of Henry Birmingham and
Mary Birmingham; m. Mary A. Fleming;
three #. two d. Edue. : Ireland and Canada.
Airived Canada, May. 1866; political sec. of
liberal-Conservative party of Prov. of Ont.
for 25]yr8. Past Grand Sec., Orangemen of

Address: 5 Harbord St..

British America.
Toronto, Ont.

BIRNIE, John, B.C.L.. LL.B.. K.C.; b.
Collingwood, Ont.. 22 Nov.. 1862; ». of Joha
Bimie and Caroline Bell; m. 1884, Annie L.,
y. d. of the Rev. Edwin Clement, of Tor-
onto; three c. Edue: Pub. and High Schs.
of CoUingwood; Trinity Univ. (grad. B.C.L.
1884. and won silver medal) ; Toronto Univ.
(grad. LL.B., 1886). Called to the Bar of
Upper Can., 1882, and commenced practice
of his profession at Collingwood. making a
feature of Admiralty and Maratime Law.
Apptd. KC, by Ont. Govt., 1899; solicitor
for the town of Collingwood, Bank of Mont-
real, Prov. Bldg., Loan Assn.^ pres. Colling-
wood Reform Assn.. West Simcoe County
Liberal Assn.; Lieut. Collingwood Battery
of Garrison Art. for number of yrs. Re-
creation: yachting. ilddr««t; Collingwood,
Ont.

BLACK, Harry St, Francis, ; b. Cobourg,
Ont., Aug. 25, 1863; s. Capt. Thomas Black;
m. Allon Mae, d. George A. Fuller. Edim.:
Cobourg. Started business life in a gen.
store; joined surveying party in Northwest
and on Pacific Coast: traveler for whole-
sale woolen house of Chicago on Pacific
Coast, 1882-92; in banking business in
Wash, and later mcht. with stores at Meno-
' minee, Mich^ and Tekoa, Wash.; joined
George A. Fuller Co.. bldg. contractors,
1896, becoming v.-p., and on its consoli-
dation in U.B. Realty and Improvement
Co. (capital $66,000,000) became chmn. bd.
dirs.; also v.-p. and dir. Broad-£bcchange
Co.; pres. and dir. George A. Fuller CJo.;
dir. N. Am. Trust Co. Clvbs: Metropolitan,
Manhattan, Lawyers, Larchmont Yacht
(N.Y.); Chicago. Address: 667 Madison
Av. OiJice: 111 Broadway. N^ York.

BLACK, Judson Burpee, M.D., M.P.; b.
St. Martins, N.B.; 15 Aug.. 1842; s. Thomas
Henry Black, late of Armagh Ireland, and
Mary Eliza Fownes of Saint Martins; m,
Bessie, d. of Senator Churchill; six «. four d.
Edue. : Mount Allison Coll., Dartmouth Ck>ll.
and New York; post jsraduate Medical Sch.
Has practiced medicme and Surgery since
1864; ex-vice-pres. Canadian Medical Assn.;
ex-pres. N.S. Medical Society and ex-pree.
of (Jolchester-Hants Medical Society. Twice
elec. to Dom. Parliament. Address: Wind-
sor. N.S.

BLACKADER, Alexander Dougall, B.
A., M.D., CM., M.R.C.S.; Professor of
Pharmacology and Therapeutics, and Lec-
turer on Disi^ises of Children. McGill Univ.,
Montreal. Edue. : McGill Umv. ; afterwards
studied at St. Thomas's Hospital, London;
Vienna and Prague. Graduated in Medi-
cine. 1871 ; Surgeon on board R. M. Steamer
to South American and to Chinese ports.
In London, held the positions of Actiii^-
Resident Physician to Royal Pimlico Dis-
pensary; Resident Clinical Assistant to the
Brompton Consumption HospiteJ; Clinical
Assistant to the Royal South Xondon Oph-
thalmic Hospital, and for four months act-
ing Resident Physician to the Great Ormond
Street Hospital for sick children. Began
practice in Montreal, 1877; member Mont-
real^ Medico-Chirurgical Society, American
Pediatric Society, American Association of
Physicians, American CUmatoIogical As-
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Pvblicaiions; Art. Variola, Keating's Cyc-
lopaedia of the Diseaees of Children; Art.
Gastric Catarrh, American Text-Book of
Diseases of Children; Art. Hydrocephalus,
Infancy, and Artificial Feeding of Infants,
Reference Handbook of the Medical Scien-
ces; and numerous articles in the Montreal
Medical Journal, Archives of Pediatrics,
International Medical Journal, Internation-
al Climes, and Progressive Medicine. Ad-
dress: 236 Mountain Street, Montreal. Club,
St. James', Montreal.

BLACKWOOD, Alexander LesUe; h.
Huntingdon Co^ Quebec, July 28, 1862; «.
John and Ann Steell Blackwood; m. Ham-
mond, Ind., Aug. 16, 1891, Helen A. Win-
slow (d. 1903). Educ: Huntingdon Acad,
and McGill Univ., Montreal; grad. Hahne-
mann Med. Coll., Chicago, M.D., 1888, New
York Post-Grad. Med. Sch. and Hosp., 1889,
Johns Hopkins Med. Sch., 1902; Sr. prof,
materia medica and prof. clin. medicine,
Hahnemann Med. Coll., Chicago. Mem.
Chicago B'd Ed'n. Author: Diseases of the
Heart, 1901; Diseases of the Lungs, 1902;
A Manual of Materia Medica, Therapeutics
and Pharmacology, 1906; Pancreas and
Ductless Glands, 1907. Residence: 9128
Erie Av. Office: 31 Washington St., Chic-
ago.

BLAIN» Richard, M.P.; b. Vienna, Ont.,
8 Dec, 1857; «. Capt. Isaac Blair, and Mary
Broderiok: m. 19 Nov., 1884, Hattie James,
Peel Co., Ont.; member of Brampton Town
Council for ten years; Reeve and Deputy
Reeve of Brampton, and Warden of Peel
Co.; elec. to the H. of C, 1900; re-elec,
1904 and 1908; Methodist; Conservative.
Address: Brampton, Ont.

BLAIB, Andrew George, LL.B.; b. Fred-
ericton, N.B., 29 Nov., 1870; s. of late Hon.
Andrew G. Blair and Annie E. Blair; m.
Marjorie L. Holden of St. John N.B.; four
s. three d. Educ: at Collegiate Sch., and
Univ. of N.B., Fredericton, and Univ. of
Virginia, Charlottesville, Va.; graduated
from the Law School of the Univ. of Vir-
ginia, June, 1893; in October of that year,
admitted an attorney of the Supreme Court
of N.B., and immediately commenced the
practice of law in St. John. A year later
called to the Bar of the Province and entered
into partnership with the late Hon. A. G.
Blair; continued to practice in St. John imtil
the formation of the Board of Railway
Conmiisaioners for Canada, Feb. 1, 1904,
when he moved to Ottawa to accept the
position of law clerk of the Board, which
position he fills to-day. Recreations: Horse-
oack riding, golf and curling. Address: 331
Cooper St., Ottawa, Ont. Clubs: Union,
St. John; mdeau, Laurentian, Golf, Ottawa.

BLAIS, Mgr. Andre Albert, LL.D., Can-
on of Rome, Bishop of Rimouslq; b. St.
Vallier, Que., 26 Aug., 1842; s. Hubert
Blais and Anne Roy. Educ: Quebec Sem-
inary; for some years a prof, at Quebec
Sem.; ordained Pnest, 5 June, 1865j consec.
bishop, 18 May, 1890. Address: Rmiouski,
Que.

BLAKE, Hon. Edward, M.A.. K.C., P.
C, LL.D.; b. Adelaide, Ontario, 13 Oct.,
1883; e. s. of Hon. William Hume Blake,
Ont., Chancellor of Upper Canada; m. Mar-
garet, d. of Bishop of Huron. Educ: Up-

Can. Coll. ; Univ. of Toronto. M.P. (LJ Can.
ada, 1867-91; M.P. (L.) Ontario House,
1867-72; Prime Minister, Ontario, 1871-72;
Minister-Justice, Attorney-General, Can-
ada, 1875-77; President of Council, 1877-78;
M.P. (N.) S. Longford, 1892-1907. Address:
Himiewood, Toronto; Le Caprice, Mmray
Bay, Quebec.

BLANCHE, Mar. Gustave, D.D., Titu-
lar Bishop of Sicca, Vicar Apostolic of the
Gulf of St. Lawrence; b. Jasselin, Morlehan,
France, 30 April, 1848; 8. of L. Blanche
and Marie Hayard. Educ: Redon, He et
Vilaire; Eudist fathers. Studied law in
France and admitted to bar; a volunteer in
the Franco-Prussian War, 1870; joined
Eudist Fathers in 1873; director of I'ecole
St. Jean, at Versailles, 1878-90; Superior of
Acadian sch. in N.S., 1890-99; I'ecole St.
Jean again 1899-1903; Provincial of the
Eudist Fathers in America, 1903-9; Bishop
of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, 1903. Address:
Seven Islands, Saguenay Co., Que.

BLANCHET, Charles Albert EmUe; 6.
Quebec, 1 Sept^ 1862; s. of Francois Xavier
Blanchet and Fmnii*. R. Thomas; unmar-
ried. Educ: Ottawa Univ. and Osgoode
Hall; admitted to bar of Ontario, 1888, and
has practised there ever since. Recreations :
CurUng, golf, angling, shooting. Address:
27 Central Chambers, Ottawa. Clubs:
lUdeau, Golf, Coulonge, F. & G., Ottawa.

BLIGH, Harris Harding, B.A., M. A., D.
C.L., K.C.; b. Comwallis, King's Co.. N.S.,
14 April, 1842; a. of James and Sarah E.
Bligh; m. Alice T. Smith of Halifax. Educ :
Acadia Univ., Wolfville, N.S.; called to the
bar of N.S., 1863, and ijractised profession
in Halifax, in partnership, first, with Hon.
James (now retired Chief Justice) Macdon-
ald, and subsequently, in suceession with
William A. Johnston, Q.C., and James W.
fnow Mr. Justice) Longley; apptd. Official
Assignee imder the Canadian Insolvent Act,
1879; Revising Officer under the Dominion
Electoral Franchise Act, 1885, and Lib-
rarian to the Supreme Court of Canada,
July, 1892, which last office he still holds;
formerly a member of the Senate of Acadia
Univ., and later a Senator of McMaster
Univ. Publications: Index to the Revised
Statutes of Canada, 1884. "The Con-
solidated Orders in Council of Canada,"
1899; one of the compilers of the Dominion
Law Index, 1890; compiled Statutory
Indexes for the Provinces of Ont^ Que.,
N.S., and N.B. Recreations: Walking,
Riding and gardening. Address: 427 Gil-
mour St., Ottawa.

BLONBIN, Pierre Edouard, LL.L.,*N.
P., M.P.; b. St. Francois du Lac, Yamaska
Co., Que., 14 Dec.. 1874; s. of Louis M.
Blondin, and Elodie Barnard; m. 1901,
Marie Rose Buisson; one d. Educ: Nico-
let Coll., Laval Univ. Clerk of Circuit Ct..
Champlain Co.; alderman for town of Grand
Mere; elec. to H. of C. for Chunplain at
g. e., 1908. Address: Grand Mere, Que.

BLOUIN, J. Cleophas, B.C.L., M.L.A.;
b. Levis, Que., 19 Feb., 1864; s. of J. B.
Blouin, and Adelaide Fouquet; m. 1887,
Marie Louise Thomas; four d. Educ : Levis
Coll., Commercial and Clasrical courses.
A boot and shoe manufacturer; mem. of the
Bd. of Arts and Manufacture of the Prov.
of Que.; 1900; for many yn. vice-pres. of

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the Levis Bd. of Trade; dir., of the Levis
City Ry.; first el. to Legis., 1901; re-eL at

Le., 1904; 1908. Addre^: P. O. Box 86.
vis, Que.

BI.UE, Archibald, LL.D.; 6. Township
of Oxford, Ck). of Kent, Ont.. 3 Feb., 1840;
8. John Blue and Marv MacTavish; m. (Ist^
to Mary Black, (2nd) to Amelia Brahant;
three «. Educ: in Common Sch.; Sch.
Teacher for two years; newspaper writer
and editor for 14 years; Secretary Bureau
of Industries and Depu^ Bffinister of Agri-
culture, Ont., 10 yrs.; Director Bureau of
Mines, Ont., nine yrs. ; chief officer of Census
of Canada, from 1900 to present time; Can.
del. to International Agric. Congress at
Rome, Jan., 1910. Publicationa: Annual
reports of Bureau of Industries, and Bureau
of Mines, census reports, and various bul-
letins and papei^ on industrial subjects;
also Canada year book. Address: The
Kenniston, Ottawa.

BOGEBT, Yen. Archdeacon James John,
M.A., D.C.L., Examining Chaplain of Bis-
hop of Ottawa; b. Brockville, Ont^ 2 Aug.,
1855; s. of John B<^ert and Mary Radcline;
m. Elizabeth Grant Atkinson; four s. and
four d. Educ: Private Sch. of Rev. A.
Palmer, Guelph, and Trinity Coll., Toronto;
Curate of Prescott, Rector of Napanee 19
years and Rector of St. Alban's, Ottawa 28
years. Recreations: Cricket. Address: St.
Alban's Rectory, Ottawa.

BOILEAU, Philip: b. Quebec, Can., June
1863; s. Baron Charles and Susan Taylor
Benton Boileau; Educ: in Eag.] studied
art in Italy. B^an painting 1900; spec-
ialty is **Am. girl' portraits. Address: 305
. 6th Av., New York.

BOLDUC, Hon. Joseph, Senator: 6. St.
Francois de la Beauce, 22 Jan., 1847; s. of
Capt. A. Bolduc; m. 1873, M.G.A., d. of
Jean Mathieu, of St. Francois; one s. three
d. Educ: Ste. Marie Coll., Laval Univ.,
Que.; el. to H. of C. for Co. of Beauce at
g. e., 1876, which seat he held until called
to the Senate, Oct., 1884. When a young
man went through the Military Sch. at
l^ue., and afterwards served as a Lieut.,
in the volimteer militia; was mayor of the
municipality of St. Victor de Tring, and
Warden of the Co. of Beauce; a notary
public and lumber merchant. Address:
St. Victor de Tring, Que. Club: Garrison,
Quebec

BOLE, David W.; b. Co. of Lambton.
Ont., 15 Feb., 1856; s. of James Bole and
Ann Murdock; m. Isabella Lennox; two s.
one d. Educ: Conmion Sch. Wellford and
Woodstock Coll.; pres. of the National Drug
and Chemical Co.; was a resident of Win-
nipeg for many vears, during which time he
was alderman for two yearsj member of
Sch. Board, eight years; chairman of Sch.
Board, three years; pres. Board of Trade,
one year, and represented Winnipeg for
four years in H. of C. Address: 83 Mackay
St., Montreal. Clubs: St. James', and
Montreal,

BOLE, Hon. W. Norman; Local Judge
of the Supreme Court and Judge of the Co.
Court, New Westminster, B.C.; b. Castle-
bar, 6 Dec., 1844; e. s. of late John Bole of
Lakefield, Mavo, Ireland, and Elizabeth
Jane Campbell; m. 1881. Florence Blan-
ehard, o, a. of Major John Haning Coul-

thard, J.P.; one s. one d. Went to New
Westminster, 1877; called to B.C. Bar,,
1877; Q.C. 1887; M.L.A., New Westminster,
1886-89; Captain No. 1 Battery, B.C. Bri-
gade Artillery, 1884-89. Recreaiions: shoot-
ing, yachting. Address: Altamont Villa.
New Westmmster, B.C. Clubs: Terminal
City, Vancouver; Royal Vancouver Yacht.

BONAB, James, M.A., LL.D., deputy
Master Can. Branch of Royal Mint; 6. Col-
lace, Pertshire, Scot.; 27 Sept., 1852; «. of
Andrew A. Bonar, D.D., ana Isabella Dick-
son of Liverpool, (d.); two s. two d. Educ:
Glasgow Academy and Univ.; Lepsig and
Tubviger Univ., Oxford Univ., Balloit Coll.
Arrived in Canada in July, 1907; Lecturer
in East London, 1877 to 1880; junior exam-
iner in H. M. Civil Service Commission,
1881 to 1895, Senior examiner. 1895 to 1907.
Deputy Master Canadian Branch Royal
Mint, 1907; pres. of Section F, (Economics),
British Association, 1898. Publieations
Matthus and his work, 1885; Richard's
letters to Matthus, 1887: Adam Smith's
Library, 1894; Richard's letters to Trower
(with Prof. Hallander). 1899; Philosophy
and Political Economy, 1893: Eliments of
Political Economy, 1903. Address: The
Mint, or 259 Daly Av., Ottawa, Ont. Clubs:
Savile, London, Eng.; Rideau, Ottawa,
Ont.

BONE, John Bainsford^ B.A. (Univ. of
Toronto); Managing Editor Toronto Daily
Star since 1907; 6. Huron. Ont., 25 Feb.,
1877; s. of John Bone ana Mary Oak; m.
Edith Evans, d. of H. W. Evans, of Toronto;
four d. Educ: pub. sch.. Coll. Inst., Clin-
ton and London, Univ. of Toronto. Grad-
uated from Umv., 1899, with first class
honours, gen. scholarship during course.
Joined staflf of Toronto Daily Star, 1900,
as reporter; asst. managing ed., 1906;
managing ed., 1907; sec.-treas., Canadian
Press Assn., since 1905. Publications:

Associate Editor, "History of Canada Jour-
nalism," magazine articles. Recreation:
lawn bowling. Address: • 494 Brunswick
Av., Toronto, Ont. Cit*6; University.

BOOMEB, Mrs. Harriet Ann; b. Bishop's
Hall, Taunton, Eng., 10 July, 1835; m. (1st)
A. R. Roche, Hon.-Sec. of Royal Colonial
Institute, and formerly of the Canadian
Civil Service; (2nd) Very Rev. Michael
Boomer, Dean of Huron, London, Ont.
Educ: Private Boarding Sch., at Winches-
ter and Queen's Coll., London, Eng.; pres.
London, Ont., Local Council of Women;
pres. Mothers' Union, London Convalescent
Home, Victorian Order of Nurses; Hon.
vice-pres. Woman's Auxiliary Association.
Arrived in Canada, 1858. In early girl-
hood with her mouther, took mission work
in the Red River Settlement (Winnipeg),
and later with her first husband in South
Africa; from 1878, associated with the
National Council of Women. Publications:
"On treck in the Transvaal," "Notes from
our log in South Africa," and for the last
twelve years on the Staflf of the Home
Magazine Department of Canada's Farmers'
Advocate. Recreations: Reading and trav-
elling. Address: 513 Dundas St., London*
Ont.

BOOTH, John B.; b. Shefford, Que.. 5
April, 1886; s. of John Booth and Helen
Rowley; m. Rosalind Cook (rf. 1886); two

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». two d. Educ: Waterloo, Que. Com-
menced business as bridge carpenter. Re-
moved to Ottawa in late fifties; one of the
pioneer lumbermen of the Ottawa Valley,
his mill at Chaudiere Falls being the largest
in Canada. Built the Canada Atlantic Ky.
system, aggregating over 600 miles of ry.,
now operated as part of G. T. Ry. System.
C. A. R., completed in 1882; Ottawa and
Parry Sound completed in 1896. In ad-
dition to limibering, now owns and operates
a large pulp and paper mill at Ottawa,
which he commenced to build at 70 yrs. of
age. A dir. of the G. T. P. Ry. Co. One of
the founders of St. Luke's Hospital; first

^^ pres. of Bd. of Governors wad still occupies
position. Recreation: work. Addreee: 252
Metcalfe St., Ottawa. Club: Rideau,
Ottawa

BORDEN, L.ieut.-Col. Tlie Honourable
Slr'Frederick WilUam, K.C.M.G., P.
C, B.A., M.D., M.P., Minister of MUitia and
Defence; b. Corowallis, N.S., 14 May, 1847;
8. of the late Jonathan Borden; m, (Ist)
Oct.. 1873. JuUa M., d. of J. H. Clark, Can-
ning, N.S. (d); (2nd) June. 1884, Bessie B.
Olark, Canning ; two d. Edue. : King's Coll . ,
Windsor; Harvard Medical Sch., Boston;
practiced medicine at Canning, where he
was also agent for Halifax Banking Co.;
a member of Prov. Board of Health, 1893;
apptd. Asst.-Surgeon» 68th Batt., 1869,
and by promotion, Surg.-Lieut.-Col, '22
Oct.j 1893. Apptd. Hon. Colonel, Army
Medical Corps, 1 Aug., 1901; first returned
to H. of C. for King's Co., N.S., in 1874;
re-elec., 1878, but defeated in 1882; again
elec. for same Co., in 1887, 1891, 1896, 1900,
1904, 1908. Sworn of Privy Council, and
apptd. MinistOT of Militia m the Laurier
Admin., 13 July, 1896; re-elec. by acclam.
on appointment to office; created by King
Edward, a Knight Commander of the Most
Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St.
George, on the occasion of His Majesty's
Coronation. Is also a Knight of Grace of
the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 1902;
is a mem. of the Imperial Council of Defence
Can. del. to Defence Conference, 1909. ^e-
creationB'. Walking, fishing, music. Clubs:
Rideau. Laurentian, Ottawa; Halifax.

BORDEN, John William; b. Grand Vt6,
N.S., 10 Oct., 1856; «. of Andrew Borden
and Eunice Jane Laird; m. Annie Frances
Brown. Educ: Arcadia Villa Academy,
HortonvillQ, N.S.; commenced career in the
Railway service, and afterwards banking;
at present accoimtant and Pajonaster
General Canatiian Military Forces. Re-
creationa: fruit growing at his county place
at Grand Pr^. ' Addreae: 17 Blackburn Av.,
Ottawa, Ont.

BORDEN, RobeH Laird, D.C.L., K.C.,
M.P., Leader of His Majesty's Opposition in
House of Commons; b. Grand Pr4, 26 June,
1854; e. «. of Andrew Borden and Eunice
Laird; m. Sept., 1889, Laura, d. of the late
T. H. Bond, Halifax, N.S. Educ: Acadia
Villa Academy, Horton; was professor in
Glenwood Inst., N.S.; Returning to N.S., he
studied law and was admitted to the Bar
1878; before removingto Ottawa, was head
of the law firm of Borden, Ritchie and
Chisholm, Halifax, and for ten years, pres.
of the N.S. Barristers' Society; created
Q.C., 1900: Hon LL.D. (Queen's) 1903;
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Hon. LL.D. (St. Frances Xavier) 1905; elec.
to the H. of C. for Halifax, 1896 and 1900;
an unsuocessfuT candidate for Halifax, 1904;
Edward Kidd, member for Carleton, Ont.,
r^dgned, and he was elec. for that con-
stituancy by acclam., 4 Feb., 1905; at

gen. elec., re-elec. in Carleton by a largr
[ajority, and also elec. in Halifax, heading
the poll; elec. leader of the Conservative
party in the H. of C, 6 Feb., 1901. Has
made several political tours of the Country;
Church of England; Conservative. Recrea-
tione: Golf, cricket, fishing. Address: 201
Wurtemburg St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau,
Laurentian, Ottawa; Halifax.

BOSTOCK, Hon. Hewitt, M.A.. F.R.C
L, F.R.A.S.; b. The Hermitage Wallan
Heath. Epson Surrey. Enjg., 31, May, 1864;
s. of Samuel Bostock ana Marian Ili£f; m.
Lizzie Jean McCombie; three s. three d.
Arrived in Canada, 1893; called to^he Bar
at lincolns, Feb., 1888; never practiced;
travelled for nearly two years on American
Continent, in Australia, New Zealand,
China and Japan; worked for a time on
Labour Ck>mmission in 1892-1893; was elec.
H. of C. for Yale Cariboo, June, 1896; called
to the Senate, 1902. Publications: Estab-
lished "The Province" Newspaper, fit«t am
a weekly in Victoria, afterwards as a daily
in Vancouver, B.C.; now living on a ranch
at Ducks, on the main line C. F. Ry. Ad-
dress: Monts Oeek, B.C.

BOSWELL, Vesey; b. Quebec, 5 April.
1856; s. of the late J. K. Boswell and Mary
J. Paterson; m. 1879, Florence F., d. of
Alfred E: Brown, of Sydney, N.S.; one s.
one d. Has been sol^'proprietor and opera-
tor of the brewing and malting firm of
Boswell & Bro., Quebec, since 1893. Dir.
and one of the organizers of the Quebee
Bridge Co.; mem. Quebec Bd. of Trade;
dir. Quebec Gas Co. and of the Quebee
Bank. Address: 46 des Carriere's St., Que-
bec. Club: Garrison, Quebec.

BOSWORTH, George Morris, Fourth
Vice-Pres., Canadian Pacific Ry.; b. Ogdens-
buig, N.Y., 27 Jan., 1858; s. of William C.
B. Bosworth, mgr. of the elevators of the
Ogdensbuig and Lake Champlain Ry., and
Ehzabeth Linton; m. (1st) 1887, Lucy R,
(d. 1905), d. of L. O. Medbury of Detroit.
Mich.; (2nd) AUeyne. d. of W. D. Birchall,
of Montreal; one s. one d. Educ: Ogdens-
burg Coll. Inst. Entered Ogdensbtirg and
Lake Champlain Road, 1875; apptd, clerk
of local freight oflBce; clerk gen. frt. oflBce:
gen. Frt.. Agt.; Travelling Frt. Agt. of
National Despatch line at Chicago, 1881,
1882; asst. gen. frt. agt. of Ont. and Que.
lines of C. P. R., 1882-1884; gen. frt. agt.
of lines east of Fort William, Ont., 1884.
1885; Asst. Frt. Traffic Mgr., 1885-1896;
Frt. Traffic Mgr. of entire system, 1896-
1901; apptd. 4th vice-pres., C. P. R., 1901.
Dir. Provincial Bank of Can., and a number
of subsidiary cos. RecreaUon: fishing.
Address: 41 "Linton Apts." Montreal, Que.
Clubs: St. James', Canada, Hunt, Jockey.
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht, Montreal; La-
chine Boating, Canadian Camp, New York;
Century, Ogdensburg.

BOXER, Sidney S.; b. Quebec, Que.
1853; «. of Fred N. Boxer and Charlotte
Joyce, d. of Rev. Robert R. Burrage. Educ:
Montreal and Boston priv. schs. Entered

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crockeiy merchants, Montreal. iiSfO, and is
now vice-pres. and mjMi. air. Watson-
Fostet CJo., Ltd. Pit. Reg. N. Boxer CJo.,
Ltd., ToTQBJba^viem. Montreal Bd. of Trade,
Can. Jicoiufacturers' Assn.; life governor
•4(ontreal Gen. Hospital; hon. mem. Union
Protective Co., of Halifax. Recreaiiona:
travelling and other outdoor diversions.
Addre%B: 4837 Western Av., Montreal.
Clubs: Engineers', Montreal Jockey, Royal
Yacht, Hamilton.

BOUCHETTE, Bot>ert Brrol. LL.B., F.
R.S.C.: b. Quebec, 2 June, 1863; a. Robert
Shore Milner Bouchette, late Com. of Cus-
toms, land Clara Lindsay; grandson of late
Col. Bouchette, whose ma.ps and gec^raphi-
caX works are well known; great gandson of
Conmiodore Bouchette, who commanded
provincial navy on the Great Lakes (1784-
1804) m. Alice Facaud, y. d. of the late Hon.
£. L. Facaud of ArthaDaska; three «. two
d. Educ: Laval. A barrister and well-
known writer; chief clo-k. Library oi Far-
Uament, Ptiblicationa: several books on
social and economic conditions in Quebec,
the effect of which was to cause an economic
and educational revival in that province;
articles and r^ular contributions^ both in
^[iglish and French, in magazmes and
newspapers, Canada, U.S^ and Europe.
Address: 363 Wilbrod St., Ottawa.

BOUDBEAU, L. N. H. Bodolphe, B.S..
Clerk of the Frivy Council; 6. St. Gregoire,
Co. of Nicolet. 19 S^t., 1865j «. of Dr. J. B.
Boudreau, and Sarah Fortier; m. Annie
Wensley, of Ottawa; two d. Educ: at
Nicolet Coll.^ Address: 198 Stewart St.,
Ottawa.

BOULTON, A. C. Forster, F.R.G.S., M.
F. (L.) Ramsey Div. Hunts, since 1906;
Barrister; 6. Fort Hope, Ont. o. s. of late
Forster Boulton, barrister, Ottawa, and
Houlton Lines, and Jane, d. of Col. Graham
75th R^ment, and a. d. of late General
Graham, Governor of Stirling Castle; m.
1891, Florence (d. 1903), o. c. of late Henry
Harms; two s. one d. Educ: Trin. Coll.
S<jh. and Trinity Coll., Toronto. Called to
Bar, 1888; Inner Temple, 1896; South-
eastern Circuit; Counsel to the Post Office
at the Central Criminal Court, 1906; has
travelled extensively through United States
Canada and Europe; Canadian Pacific Land
Explor«*8, Rocky Mountains, 1885. Pvh-
Ucaiions: The Law und Practice of a Case
Stated, and various Canadian editions of
Ehiglish text books; Liberalism and the Em-
pire; joint founder with the late Sir Walter
Besant of the Atlantic Union. Recreations;
eycling, angling, travelling. Address: 2
Pump Court, Temple, E.C.; St. Ives, Hunt-
ii^donshire. Clubs: National Liberal,

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BO UBASSA, Henri, M.L.A.; b. Montreal
1 Sept., 1869; 8. of Napoleon Bourassa,
author and painter, and Azelie, d. of the
late Hon. Louis Joseph Papineau. Educ:
by private tuition at Montreal. Removed
to Montebello in 1886. Was Mayor of
Montebello, 1890-1894, and Mayor of Pap-
ineauville m 1897. Has written for and
edited one or two newspapers; now edits
Le Devoir, founded 1910. First el. to H
ef C, at g. e., 1896; resigned his seat in
Oot.. 1899, in order to vindicate his position

on the constitutional aerpect of the partici-

Sation of Canada in the South African War.
ie-e\. by accl., Jan., 1900; again el. at g. e..
1900 and 1904; el. to Quebec Legis., at g. e.,
1908. Leader of Nationaliste party. Ad-
dress: 71a St. Japies' St., Montreal.

BOVET, Henry Taylor, F.R.S., D.C.L..
LL.D., late Dean of the Faculty of Applied
Science, McGill Univ., Montreal; b. Devon-
shire; m. y. d. of late John Redpath of
Montreal; two s. three d. Educ: private
school: Camb. Univ. On graduation, took
high place in the mathematical tripos, and
was shortly afterwards made a Fellow of
Queen's Coll.; adopting the profession of a
civil engineer, he joined staflf of the Mersey
Docks and Harbour Worlte, and was in a
short time appointed an assistant-ennneer
on this work, m which capacity he had charge
of some of the most important structures
then in progress; in 1887 he came to Canada
on his appointment as Professor of Civil
Engineering and Applied Mechanics in Mc-
Gill Univ.; at that time the engineering
courses in the university w^re managed as
a branch of the Faculty of Arts, and were
without buildings or equipment r the follow-
ing year, however, a department of Applied
Science was constituted with Professor
Bovey as Dean, and to his management and
advice the Science department owes its de-
velopment. Rector of Imp. Coll. of Science
and Technology , London, Kng., May, 1909,
resigned (ill health), Dec., 1909; one of the
foimders of the Canadian Society Civil
Engineers, and held the offices of honorary
secretary, treasurer, and member of council
for many vears; vice-president 1896 and
1897; president, 1900; a member of the
Institution of Civil Eng^ineers (England),
and of the Liverpool Society of Civil Engi-
eners (of which Society he was one of the
founders); an Honorary Member of the
National Electric light Association of the
United States; a Fellow of the Royal Soc.
of Canada, in which Society he was Presi-
dent of Section III., 1896; vice-president of
the Mechanical Section of the British As-
sociation, 1897; F.R.S.J 1902; Hon. Fellow,
Queen's College, Cambridge, 1906. Publica-
tions: Applied Mechanics, 1882; Theory of
Structures and Strength of Materials. 1893;
6th edition, 1905; Hydraulics, 1895; 5th and
6th editions, 1904; also a member of papers
for various scientific societies. Recreations:
gc4f, lawn-tennis, boating. Address: Mont-
real; London, Eng.

BOynXE, Thomas Cooper, B.A., depu-
ty Min. of Finance, Canada; 6. the Grange,
County Antrim, Ireland. 14 March, 1860;
s. of William Boville and Mary O'Neill; m,
Margaret Caroline, Tapling Silver, d. of
W. N. Silver, Halifax, N.S. Educ: Model
Sch., Belfast, Ireland. Public Sch., and
Collegiate Institute, Ottawa, and Toronto
Univ. Came to Canada in 1874. Entered
public service, Jan., 1883, and has passed
through the various grades to the post of
Deputy Minister of Finance. He has ser-
ved since 1882, in the Canadian Militia, and
retired to the Reserve of Officers of the
43rd Raiment, with the rank of Captain.
Twice one of the representatives of Canada
at Bisley, and holds a Queen's Badge.
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rowing, cricket. Address: Aylmer Apart-
ments , Ottawa. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

BO WELL, Hon. Sir Mackenzie, K.C.M.
G., P.C^ ed. and prop. Belleville Intelligen-
cer; b. Rickinehall, Suffolk, Eng., 27 Dec..
1823; 8. of John BoweU, contractor ana
builder; m. Dec., 1847, Harriet Louise, d.
of the late Jacob G. Moore, of Belleville,
id. 1884). Educ: Belleville pub. sch. Ar-
rived Canada with his parents, 1832; enter-
ed office of Belleville Intelliaencer. 1834,
and remained connected with that paper
until he joined Cabinet of Sir John Macdon-
ald, in 1878. On reaigninff office in 1896,
resumed editorship of the Intelligencer.
Actively connected with the 16th Light
Infantry and 49th Rifles, retiring with rank
of Lieut.rCol,; served on frontier during
American War, 1864-^5, and Fenian troubles
1866. A governor of Toronto Univ., and
mem. of Senate of Albert Coll., Belleville.
Grand Master of the Loyal Orange Assn. of
America for many yrs. El. to H. of C. for
North Hastings at Confederation, and sat
continuously until called to Senate, 5 Dec.,
1893. Entered Macdonald Admn. as Min-
ister of Customs, 19 Oct., 1878; Minister of
Militia, Abbott Admn., 25 Jan.. 1892;
Minister Trade and Commerce /Thompson
Admn., 5 Dec., 1893 until 12 Dec., 1894;
formed a Ministry 21 Dec., 1894; pres. of
Council; reconstructed MinistrVf 15 Jan.
1896; resigned 27 April, 1896. Leader Sen-
ate, 1893-1896; leader of oppos. in Senate
until 1906, when retired. Organized Col-
onial Conference, of which was chairman,
June, 1896; created K.C.M.G., 1 Jan., 1895;
pres. Imperial Life Assn. of Can.; ex-pres.
Belleville Hardware Mfg. Co., and Nor-
thumberland Power Co. Address: Belleville,
Ont. Clubs: Rideau, Ottawa; Albany, Tor-
onto.

BOWMAN, Charles M., M.L.A.; manu-
facturer and Imnber merchant; b. St.
Jacob's, Waterloo COy, Ont., 7 May, 1863;
e. «. of the late Isaac E. Bowman; m. 1886,
Lulu Hessen, of Howell, Mich. , U.S. Educ. :
local pub. schs. and High Sch. of Berlin.
Ont. Head of a large modem tannery and
a limiber business operating throughout the
Bruce Peninsula; was pres. of the South-
ampton Bd. of Trade, and Reeve of the
Municipality. El, to Ont. Leg. Assy, for
North Bruce, at g. e., 1898, 1902, 1905,
1908. Address: Southampton, Ont.

BOWSER, Hon. William Jo LL.B., K.
C ; Attorney-General of B.C. since 1907
b. Rexton, N.B., 3 Dec., 1867; s. of Wm. and
Margaret Bowser; m. 1896, Lorinda D.
Doherty. Educ: Dalhousie Univ., Halifax,
N.S. Called to N.B. Bar, 1890; B.C. Bar,
1891; Q.C., 1900; Grand Master of Masons,
1904; el. to Prov. Leg., 1903, 1907. 1909-
Apptd. Atty. Gen., 1907. Recreation: Rid-
ing. Address: Vancouver, B.C. Clubs:
Vancouver, Vancouver, Union, Victoria.

BOWYER, PliiUp Henry. M.L.A.; b.
Toronto, Ont., 1 Feb., 1860; m. Agnes
Yocom, 9 Sept., 1882; two d. Elec. to
Ontario Legislature. 1905 and 1908; Con-
servative; Editor of the Ridgetown Dom-
inion. Address: Ridgetown, Ont.

BOTCE, Arthur CyrU, K.C., M.P.; b.

Wakefield, Yorkshire, Eng , 12 Sept., 1867;

s. Rev. John Cox Boyce, M.A., late Rector

of Cornwall, Oxfordshire, Eng., and Mary

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R. B. Boyce {both d). m. Victoria Mary
Louisa, d. of Rev. Canon Mochen, Bac. Mus.
Milford Bajr, Muskoka, one s. three d.
Educ: in private sch. in Wakefield,] York
and Carlisle, Eng. Arrived in Canaida, 12
Sept., 1884; called to the Bar. Osgoode Hall,
Toronto, 1890'<honor8 and bronze medal),
elec. M.P. for West Algoma, Nov.. 1904 and
re-elec., Oct., 1908; created a K.C., 1908:
Address: Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., and Ottawa
Club: Albany, Toronto.

BOYD, John; b. Montreal, Que., 2 May
1864; unmarried. Educ: Montreal High
Sch. and McGill Univ.; began newspaper
work, 1881, successively connected with
Montreal Herald, Montreal Witness, and
Toronto MaU and Empire. Now occupies
editorial position on Montreal Gazette.
Author of many poems and sonnets; on
occassion of Quebec Tercentenary celebra-
tion, wrote Ode "On The Quebec Battle*-,
fields," and "The Fight of the Atalante."
Has translated many of leading French
Canadian poems into English. In recog-
nition of his work was honored with prom-
inent part in great St. Jean Baptiste cele-
bration held in Montreal, Jime, 1909, and
read poem dedicated to Association on
occasion of its seventy-fifth anniversary.
Other works include sonnet on occasion of
Hilton Tercenterary, sonent on Poe read
at centennial celebration held by Univ.
of Virginia, sonnet on death of Swinburne
and poem on the centenary of the birth of
Tennyson; a frequent contributor to the
magazines. Address: Montreal Gazette,
Montreal.

BOYD, Nathaniel; Pres. and Managing
Dir. of the Boyd Ranching Co., Carberry.
Man.; b. Lachute, Que., 9 July, 1853; s. ot
Hugh Boyd and Marie Kilfoyle; m. 1878,
Miss Abbott, of Ottawa {d. 1886); one s. one
d. Educ: Ottawa, pnh. acha. Commenced
his career as an operator in office of Mont-
real Telegraph; apptd. to the cha^e of a
branch office at the Chaudiere Lumber
Mills, Ottawa, 1870; apptd. operator in
H. oi C, 1876; became chief despatcher and
confidential clerk to M. J. Haney, Ry.
Contractor, 1879; engaged in building C. P.
R. main line between Cross Lake and Rat
Portage, 1880-81 ; mem. of firm of Boyd A
Crowe, lumber merchants, 1881-88, when
he commenced the breeding of horses and
Galloway cattle, and in 1892 the Boyd
Ranching Co., was formed, with a stock
farm of seven thousand acres, about ten
miles from Carberry, Mr. B. now being pres.
and mgn. dir. of the Co. First el. to Parlt.,
for Marquette, 1891; for Macdonald, 1896;
re-el. 1900. Address: Carberry, Man.

BOYEB, Hon, Arthur, Senator; 6. Mon-
treal, 9 Feb., 1851; «. of the late Louis
Boyer, and Amelie Mignault; m. 1875,
Ernestine, d. of P. N. Barleneau, of Mont-
real. Educ: Montreal Coll., and London,
Eng.; a mercht.; first el. to Leg. Ass., 1884,
and represented Jacques Cartier imtil g. e.,
1892, when unsuccessful. A mem. of the
Mercier Govt., without portfolio, 1890-1.
Called to Senate, June. 1909. Rep. Canada
at Inteml. Agric. Congresses at Rome,
1909-10. Addresses: 210 Drummond St.,
Montreal; The Senate, Ottawa. Club: Rid-
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BOYEB, Benjamin Gustave, M.P.; jour-
nalist; b. St. Laurent, Jacques Gartier Ck>.,
Que., 29 Nov., 1871; «. of Benjamin Boyer
and Angelique Latoiu*; m. 1907, Pamela
Rheaume. of Montreal. Educ. : St. Laurent
Coll. Pud. Lecturer on agric. for the Que.
Govt. Has been connected with La Patrie
as acricul. correspondent, and with Le
Canaaa. as acric editor. Founded the
Echo de Vaudreuil, 1907; el. Mayor of
Bigaud, 1907; Major of B. Squadron, 17th
Regt., buke of York R. C. H. El. to H. of
G. for Vaudreuil at g. e., 1904; re-el. 1908.
Address: Rigaud, Que.

BBABAZONlGerald H., G.E., Mayor of
Portage du Fort, Que.; 6. Montreal, 7 Dec.,
1854; $, of Samuel L. Brabazon and Mar-

faret Glarke, m. 1879, Nellie Murphy of
'ortage du Fort. Has been mavor
of Portage du Fort for 18 yrs., and Warden
of Pontiao Go. for 12 yrs. Served under
Middleton in North-West Rebellion, 1885,
as first Lieut, in Dennis's Scouts. First
ran for Parlt. in 1900, and was defeated,
but was dl. for Pontiac at g. e., 1900; un-
successful at g. e., 1908. Address: Portage
du Fort, Que.

BBADBUBN, Thomas Evans, M.L.A.;
b. Peterborough, Out., 19 May, 1853; s.
of Thomas Bradbum and Jane Morrow;
m. 1874, Catherine Ormond; six c. Educ:
Pub. and Gram. Schs., Goll. Inst., Peter-
borough. Was a clerk in his father's store
1871-1875: removed to his father's branch
store at Lindsay; purchased, with a Mr.
Mason, his father's business, 1877Land con-
tinued it under the firm name of Bradbum
and Mason until 1887, when returned to
Peterborough and Altered into the insur.
and real estate business. Organized the
Peterborough Sugar Co., of which he is
pres. Pres. Peterborough Electric Light
and Power Go., and of the West Peterbor-
ough Conservative Assn. Mem. Peterbor-
ough Town Council for three yrs., and of the
Sen. Bd. for four yrs. Was for three yrs.
Reeve of Monaghan tp., and mem. of the
Council for six 3rrs. First el. to Legis. at
g. e., 1905; re-el., 1908. Address: Belleville,
Ont.

BBADBUBY, George Henryt M.P.; b.
Hamilton, Ont., 25 June, 1859; s. of William
Murry and Matilda M. Bradbury; unmar-
ried. Educ: At Ottawa; went to Manitoba
in 1881; became Mana«dng Director of the
North-west Lumber Co., 1882 to 1884;
Managing Director Manitoba Pressed Brick
Co.; elected to the H. of C., 1908. Address:
Selkirk, Manitoba. Clvh: Commercial,
Winnipeg.

BBADT^ Frank Pierce; b. Hoveshill,
New Hampshire, 22 June, 1853; s. of Pat-
rick Brady and Hannah O'Connor; m. Har-
riet Vincent Cavanagh; two s. three d.
Educ: in Newbury, Vermont; and arrived
in Canada, Au^., 1880. Has been train
de^atcher, tram master, superintendent
and GeuOTal Superintendent C. P. Ry., from
Aug.. 1880, until Sept., 1907; at present a
member of the Government RsQlways Man-
aging Board, and General Superintendent.
Add ress: M oncton, N.B.

BBAITHWAITB, Arthur Douglas; b.
Alve, Yorkshire, 1856; s. Rev. Wm. Braith-
waite, M.A.; m. Marjory Hendrill; three d.
Educ : at Reading. Has been in the service

of the Bank of Montreal, since 1 June, 1873.
Reereaiion: golf. Address: 160 St. George
St. , Toronto. Clvh: Toronto.

BBEADN£B, Bobert Walker; Manager
Tariff Dept. Canadian Manufacturers' As-
sociation; b. Athelstan, Huntingdon Co.,
Que., 13 Jan. 1865; s. of Major Joshua
Bfeadner and Beatrice Dudgeon Walker;
m. Nellie Fraser; one s. four d. Educ:
Separate Sch. of rrov. of Que., High Sch.,
Port Henry, N.Y. In conmiercial life for
short period, afterwards entering Canadian
Civil Service; Post Office Dept., 1884-1892;
transferred to Customs D^t., 1892-1908,
passini^ through all grades to position of
Domimon Appraiser and Chief Clerk; a
member of the Board of Customs for ten
yrs. ; apptd. Manager of Tariff Branch of the
CM. A., which he organized, the object of
the department being to assist the manu-
factiu*ers in obtaining proper tariff classi-
fication for imported goods and such other
tariff matters as affects the members of the
Association. Recreations: lawn bowling,
angling. Address: 488 Brunswick Av.,
Toronto.

BBEITHAUPT, John C: 6. Buffalo. N.
Y., 27 Feb., 1869; «. of the late Louis
Breithaupt and Miss Hailer; m. 1892, Caro-
line C, d. of John S. Anthes, of Berlin; three
s. two d. Educ: Pub. and Hif^h Schs. of
Berlin, Northwestern Coll., Napierville, 111.
Removed to Berlin in his early childhood,
where he has rince been engaged^ with one
of his brothers, in the leather Business, now
known as the Breithaupt Leather Co., Ltd.
Mem. Berlin Town Council for seven yrs.;
Mayor, 1896-1897; reeve for two yrs.; mem.
of the Berlin Bd. of Water Commrs,; pres.
Berlin and Waterloo Hospitals; mem. Bd.
of Publication, Publishing House of the
Evangelical Assn., of Cleveland. President
Berlin Bd. of Trade in 1895; mem. of the
Toronto Bd. of Trade since 1891. Address:
Berlin, Ont.

BBENT, Bev. Charles Henry; 6. New-
castle, Ont., Apr. 9, 1862; s. Rev. Canon
Henry and Sophia Frances Cummings.
Educ: Univ. Trinity Coll., Torono; un-
married. Ordained Deacon, 1886, Priest,
1887; Asst. Minister. St. Paul's Cathedral,
Buffalo, 1887; St. John Evangelist, Boston,
1888-91; asso. rector St. Stepnen's, Boston,
1891-1901; elected by Gen. Conv., 1901,
consecrated, Dec., 1901, Bishop of the P. I.
On editorial staff of The Churchman., New
York, 1879-1900; mem. Philippine Opium
Comm'n, 1903-4; William Belden Noble
Lecturer, Harvard, 1907. Pvhlications:
With God in the Worid, 1899; The Consola-
tions of The Cross, 1902: The Splendor of
the Human Body, 1904; Adventure for God
(Paddock lectures delivered at Gren. Theol.
Sem.), 1904; Liberty and other Sermons,
1906; With God in Prayer, 1907. Address:
253 Calle Nosaleda, Manila, P. I.

BBETNAT, Mgr. Gabriel, Bishop, Vicar
Apostolic of Mackenzie, O.M.I., D.D.; b.
Saint-Valleir, France, 5 Oct., 1867. Educ:
Seminary of Valence, France; arrived in
Canada. 1888; ordained Priest, 21 Feb.,
1891; Missionary amon^ the Indians in
Mackenzie District until named Titular
Bishop and Vicar Apostolic of Mackenzie,
on 22 July, 1901. Address: Providence.
Mackenzie. N.W.T.

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BKIEBLT, James Samuel; b. London,
Ont., 4 March, 1858; 8. James B. Brierly and
Jane M. Brierly; m. Alison Bosworth Gos-
sage; one s. one d. Educ: at London, Ont.
Publisher and Editor, St. Thomas Journal,
1881 to 1905, nnd Chnthftm Bannfr, 1894
to 1896. Wiiirp ili;n Hfitf- !i;i- l.rT'n ronncte-
ed with the Montreal Herald, Del. to Imp.
Press Conference, London, 1909. Address:
147 Cote St., Antoine Rd., Montreal. Club:
Montreal.

BBIGGS, Bev. WlUiam, D.D.. book
Steward of the Methodist Book and Pub-
lishing House, Toronto; b. Banbridge, Co.
Down, Ireland; m. Rosalie M. Clarke, of
Melbourne, Australia; one s. Educ: Liver-
pool, Eng.; arrived in Can., 1859; preached
successively in Montreal, London, Cobourg,
Belleville and Toronto. Apptd. to present
position, 1879. Degree of D. D. conferred
by Victoria Univ. Address: 21 Grenville
St., Toronto.

BBILL, Hascal B., LL.D.; b. Que., Aug.
10,_ 1846; 8. Thomas R. and Sarah Sager
Brill. Educ: pub. schs., Can. and Minn..
Ham line Univ. and Univ. of Mich. Studied
law in St. Paul. m. Niagara Falls, N.Y.,
1873, Cora A. Gray. Admitted to bar,
1870; judge probate court, Ramsay Co.,
Minn., 1873-4; judge common pleas court,
Ramsay Co., 1875-6; judge dist. court, 2d
jud. dist., Minn., since 1876 (present term
expires 1913); Republican. Address: 471
Laurel Av., St. Paul

BBISTOL, Edmund, B.A. (Univ. of Tor-
onto), K.C., M.P.; b. Napanee, Ont., 1
Sept., 1861; s. of A. S. Bristol, M.D. (Mc-
Gill Univ.), and Sarah M. Everett; m. Mary
Dorothy ,rf. of the late Mr. Justice Armour
of the Supreme Court of Canada. Educ:
Napanee High Sch., Upper Can. Coll.,
Toronto Univ. Graduated from Toronto
Univ. in 1883 'with first class honors in clas-
sics; called to the Bar in 1886; el. bv accl. to
Parit. for Centre Toronto, 1 1 April, 1905;
re-el. at g. e., 1908; created King's Counsel
by Dom. Govt., 1896, and by Ont. Govt.,
1907. Specialty corporation law. Recrea-
tions: hunting, golf. Address: Res., 179
Beverley St.; postal, 103 Bay St., Toronto.
Clubs: Toronto, Albany, National, Royal
Canadian Yacht, Toronto Himt; Rideau,
Golf, Ottawa.

BBlTTOm Hon. Byron Moffatt, M.A.,
K.C.; b. Ganonoque, Ont., 3 Sept., 1833; s.
of Daniel Freeman Britton; m. Mary Eliza
Halton, d. of late Hon. C. H. Halton (d.);
three s. six d. Educ: Victoria Coll., Co-
bouig. Called to the Bar, Sept., 1869;
Mayor of Kingston, 1876; Co. Attorney,
1882; elec. to H. of C, 1896, and re-elec.
1900; apptd. Judge of the High Court of
Justice, Prov. of Ont,, Sept., 1901. Address:
Osgoode Hall, Toronto, Ont.

BBOCHtJ, Michael Delphus, B.A. (Que.
Seminary), M.D. (Laval Univ.); Medical
Supt. of the Beauport Asylum, b. Ste.
Lazarre, Bellechasse Co., Que., of French
Canadian descent; m. (1st) 1878, Eugenie
Mava (rf. 1879); 1894, Miss Fortin, of Que.;
eight c. Educ: Quebec Seminary, Laval
Univ. Commenced practice in Quebec:
apptd. Prof, of Hygiene of the Faculty of
Medicine, Laval Univ., 1884; Prof, of
Internal and Nervous Diseases, 1829; Prof,
of Mental Diseases since 1903; apptd. Medi-
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cal Supt. of the Beauport Asylum, 1903:
el. vice-pres. Medical Council of Prof, of
Quebec, 1902; pres. Quebec Medical Assn.,
1904. Address: 68 St. John St., Quebec.

BBOCK, Henry. B.A., D.C.L.; b. Town-
ship of Walfagar, Ont., 14 May, 1859; s. of
William Rees Brock, ex-M.P. for Toronto,
and Margaret Anna Diamond, d. of Capt.
John S. Diamond of Queen's Co., Ireland;
m. Anna Maude, e. d. of H. Cawthra. Tor-
onto. Educ: Up. Can. Coll. and Toronto
Univ., Toronto; one d. Retired with rank
of Major, in the Canadian Militia; served
in the North-West campaign, 1885; (medal
and clasp); mentioned in despatches; retired
Barrister; Director in the W. R. Brock Co.,
Ltd., the Dominion Fire Insurance Co., The
Standard Granite Co. Recreations: rifle
shooting, riding. ile2dre««: 216 Beverly St.,
Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, Himt, Toronto.

BBOCK, Beginald Walter, M.A., F.C.
S., F.G.S.A.. Director Geo. Survey of Can-
ada; b. Perth, Ont., 1874; c. Rev. Thomas
Brock and Marianne Jenkins; m. Mildred
G., d. of Hon. Mr. Justice Britton. Educ:
Ottawa Collegiate Institute and Mount
Forest I%h. Sch., Toronto Univ., Sch. of
Mining Kingston, and Heidelberg Univ.
Vice-Pres., Am. Assn. Advancement of
Science, and Chairman Section E. Coun-
cillor Can. Mining Institute; mem. Mining
Institute;Mining and Metallurgical Society,
and National Geographical Society. In -
1897, was appointed to the technical staff
of the Geological Survey of Canada, and
from 1902 to 1907, was Professor of Geology
and Petrography, School of Mining, King-
ston. In 1907, was apptd. Director of the
Geological Survey of Cai^ada. Publica-
tions: Reports of the Geological Survey, and
in Scientific Journals. Recreations: Open
air sports, exploration and mountaineering.
Address: Ottawa. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

BBOCK, WlUiam Bees; b. Eramosa,
Ont., 14 Feb., 1836; s. of Thomas Reee
Brock, and- Eleanor Thompson; m. Mar-
garet Anna, d. of Captain John Sigur Dia-
mond of Queen's Co., Ireland, 23 Sept.,
1857; three s. three d. Educ: Guelph
Gram. Sch.; studied law and then went into
business. Pres. of the W. R. Brock Co.,
Ltd., Toronto, Montreal, and Calgary;
Pres., The Canadian General Electric Co.;
Vice-Fres., The Western, and British Am-
erica Assurance Companies; Director Dom-
inion Bank; The Toronto General Trust.
Recreation: travel. Address: 21 Queen's
Park, Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, Hunt;
Albany, Toronto; St. James', Montreal.

BBODEB. Andrew, M.P.; b. Franklin
Centre, Que^ 18 April, 1846; «. of William
Broder; m. Carrie Summers; three «. one d.
Educ: Malone N.B., and Himtingdon.Acad-
emyt Que. A farmer and merchant until
1982, when he became collector of Customs
at MorrisburfE, Ont.; resigned in 1896, to
become cMididate for H. of C; elec. 1896,
1904, 1908; represented Dundas in the
Ontario L^slature, 1876-1886. Address:
Morrisburg, Ont.

BBODEUB, Hon. Louis Philippe^ K.G..
LL.D.; Minister of Marine and Fuheries;
6. Beloeil, Que., 21 Aug., 1862; «. Toussaint
Brodeur and Justine Lambert; m. Emma
Brillon; four s. and one d. Educ: St. Hya-
cinthe Coll. and Laval Unir. Admitted to

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the Bar in 1884; elec. to Commons in 1891,
re-elected in 1896, when be became Deputy
Speaker of the H. of C. and Chairman of
Committees. After election of 1900, was
apptd. Speaker of the House, and in 1904
entered the Laurier Cabinet with the port-
folio of Minister of Inland Revenue. Ac-
companied Sir Wilfrid Laurier to E&gland,
as a del^ate to the Colonial Conference of
1907. In Jan., 1906, assumed portfolio of
Minister of Marine and Fisheries; delegate
to Imperial Defence Conference, 1909.
Address: 169 Daly Av., Ottawa, Ont. Clubs
Rideau, Hunt, Ottawa; Montreal, St. Denis,
Ganadien, Montreal.

BBODKICK, Arthur Bentley; Mgr. Mol-
Bon's Bank, Ottawa; b. Jersey, Channel
Islands, 9 Nov., 1858; «. Of Charles Cumber-
land Brodrick and Mary Anne Balleine;
m. Julia Alice Travis. Educ: Christ's Hos-
pital, Victoria Coll., Jersey. Arrived Can.,
1876; with Molson's Bank fet Brockville,
Toronto, Montreal, Ingersoll, £xeter.Smiths
Falls; now mgr. of the Ottawa branch.
Recreation: golf. Address: 473 Wilbrod
St., Ottawa. Clvh: Rideau, Ottawa.

BBONSON, Mrs. EUa Hobday Webster;
^ 6. Portsmouth, Va., U.S.A., 1 Sept., 1846;
d. of Nathan B. Webster, and Isabella
Hobday Webster; m. Ersldne Henry Bron-
son, of Ottawa; one s. one d. Educ: Ports-
mouth, Va.; arrived in Can., Sept., 1874.
Active in charitable work in Ottawa; mem.
of Nat. Council of Women. * Recreations:
driving, automobiling. Addresses: 75 Bron-
son Av., Ottawa; Kennebunkport, Me.,
U.S.A.

BBONSON, Hon. Erskine Henry; Pres.
The Bronson Co., Ottawa; b. Bolton, War-
ren Co., N.Y., 1844; s. of Henry Franklin
Bronson and Editha Pierce; m. 1874, only
d. of Prof. N. B. Webster, of Norfolk, Va.;
one «. one d. In 1867 was given an interest
in his father's business, the Broneon-Weston
Lumber Co., and is to-<iay pres. of the Bron-
son Co., of Ottawa. Pres. Ottawa Carbide
Co., and the Ottawa Power Co. Was one
of the inau^urators of the Ottawa Electric
Co., one of its directors. Was for fourteen
jrrs., mem. Ottawa Pub. Sch. Bd.; mem. of
the Ottawa City Council, 1870-1878; im-
successful candidate for H. of C. in Carleton
Co., 1882; mem. for Ottawa in Ont. Legis.,
1886-1898; joined the Mowat Govt., without
portfolio, 10 Sept., 1890, and held a similar

gjsition in the Hardy Govt. Address: 76
ronson Av., Ottawa.
BBOOME, Isaacr b. Valcartier, Que.,
May 16, 1835; s. Isaac and Annie Broome.
Educ: Phila. imtil 1850; art at Pa. Acad.
Fine Arts, Phila., and pyt. tutors; m. Feb.
©, 1866, Victoria Myers, Washmgton. Work-
ed on Crawford statues for pediment of U.S.
Capitol, 1855-6; executed statue for W. W.
Corcoran's Mausoleum at Georgetown, D.C.,
1857; established studio at Kome, Italy,
1858; executed many works in sculpture;
mfd. art tiles extensively; now living in
Southern climate for health; devoted to
ideal sculpture. Elected academician Pa.
Acad. Fine Arts, I860: dir. life and antique
dept.,^ 1860-3. Medals for ceramic arts,
Oentennial Exp'n, 1876. Paris Exp'n,
1878; sp'l. comm'r on ceramics, Paris
Exp'n, 1878 by United States Government
and State of N J.: dir many schs. for teach-

ing fine and industrial arts and the sciences^
Active in edn'l, polit. and industrial reforms
lectured extensively on these subjects; was
mem. Ruskin Industrial Co-operative Assn.
Chautauqua lecturer on ceramic arts, etc.
Publications: The Brother, 1890j Last Days
of the Ruskin Cooperative Association, 1902
Extensive contb'r to mags, and newspapers..
Invented the Perfected Rotary Press, 1906-
7. Address: Jonesboro, Ga.

BBOPHT, George Patrfck, J. P.; Super-
intending Engr. of the Ottawa River Works ^
b. Carillon, Argenteuil Co., Que., 24 Feb.,
1848; m. 1870, Elisabeth M., d. of M. Clarke,
of Quebec; one s. four d. Educ: Ottawa
Pub. Schs. One of the founders of the
Ottawa Street Ry., in 1893; a dir. of the
Co. ; was one of the promoters of the Chau-
diere Electric Co., and is also interested in
the Ontario Graphite Co. Vice-Pres., Ot-
tawa Trust and Deposit Co.; dir. Ottawa
Gas Co. Address: 320 Chapel St., Ottawa,
Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

BBOSSEAU, Toussaint, K.C.; b. Cham-
bly, Que., 21 Sept., 1857; s. of Louis Bros-
seau and Celina Senical; m. Eugenie Brais;
two s, Educ : Jesuite Coll. , Montreal. Ad-
dress: Montreal, Que. Clubs: St. James',,
Hunt, Montreal.

BBOUGHALL, Frederick WiUiam; 6.
Toronto, 12 Aug., 1867; «. Rev. A. J. and
Mrs. Broughall; m. Miss Strathy; three s,
one d. Educ: Trinity Coll. Sch., Port
Hope. Entered service of Dominion Bank.
1885, and passed through all grades, untib
apptd. mgr. of the Sterling Bank of Can.,
1896. Address: 1 Elmsley PI., Toronto.
Cl ubs: Toronto, National, Albany. Toronto^

BBOWN, Adain, Postmaster of Hamil-
ton, Ont.; b. Edinburgh, Scotland; s. of
William and Elizabeth Brown; m. (1st)
Marian Evath, and (2nd) Mary Kough;
nine s. two a. Educ: Montreal, in the
private sch. of Rev. Edward Black, D.D.
Has always been connected with mercantile
pursuits; removing to Hamilton, Ont., in
1850; member of H. of C, 1886-1891; com-
missioner for the Government to Jamaica;
Chairman of Hamilton Water Works. Pre-
sented the address to H. R. H. the Prince of
Wales (now King Edward VII), at the
opening of the Water Works in 1860. Ad-
dre ss: H amilton, Ont.

BBOWN, David Bobertson; architects
6. Montreal, 1869; s. of James Brown and
Elizabeth Robertson; tn. 1900. Harriet
Fairbaim, s. d. of William Robb, City Treas.
Montreal. Educ: Montreal High Sch., and
studied architecture in Montreal and Bos-^
ton. Commenced practice in Montreal,.
1892; entered into partnership with Hugh
Vallance, firm b^ng David K. Brown A.
Hugh Vallance. Pres. Quebec Assn. of
Architects. Designed Bd. of Trade Bldg.,^
Montreal, M.A.A.A., Olivet Baptist Churchr
new Medical Bldg. of McGill Univ., Child-
ren's Memorial Hospital, the Standard
Shirt Bldg., Southam Bldg., etc. Member
Montreal Bd. of Trade, Architectural Lea-
gue of New York. Address: 729 Pine Av.,
W., Montreal. Clubs: Canada, St. Lawrence
Yacht, Beaconsfield Golf.

BBOWN, Gerald H.: 6. Ottawa, Ont.,
30 July, 1875; s. of Horace Taylor Brown
and Minnie McLardy, both of Ottawa; m.
Eva Isabella Sharpe e. d. of Mr. and Mrs.

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John Sharpe of Ottawa; one d. Educ: pub.
sch. and Collegiate Institute, Ottawa. For
many years a newspaper man; was resident
correspondent in Ottawa, from 1893 to
1909, representing various Canadian and
British papers, including, Montreal Witneaa,
Toronto Daily Star, Manitoba Free Preaa,
Vancouver Province, The Tribune and Daily
News of London, Eng., and "Camufa"; also
published in London, Eng.; was attached
also for a time, to Ottawa Free iVea«, and
Ottawa Evening Journal, President Fress
Gallery, Domimon Parliament, 1900; apptd.
Assistant Deputy Minister of Laboiu* for
Canada, March, 1909; Hon. Secretary (1906-
1909), First Vice-President (1909), of Can-
adian Club of Ottawa. Address: 6 McLeod
St., Ottawa, Ont. Clubs: Ottawa Golf
Club, Ottawa, Ont.
BROWN, Miss Edith; b. Wolfville, N.
S., 1874; d. John Lothrop and Elizabeth
W hidden Brown; ed. Acadia Sem. to 1890.
Educ: Boston Mus. of Fine Arts Sch., 1895.
Teacher of clay modeling and drawing in
Miss Pierce's pvt. sch., Brookline, Mass.;
Miss Hazard's pvt. sch., Boston, and N.
Bennet St. Industrial Sen., Boston. First
illustrating done for The Churchman about

1899. Mem. Copley Soc, Boston. lUus-
trator: Folk-lore Stories and Proverbs (Miss
S. E. Wiltse), 1900; Wonderfolk in Wonder-
land (Edith (iuerrier), 1903; Stella's Adven-
tures in Starland (Elbridge H. Sabin), 1907;
The Cheerful Cricket (Jeanette Marks),
1907. Address: Chestnut Hill, Mass.

BBOWN, George Maclcenzie; b. Canada,
1869; 8. of Hon. George Brown of Toronto,
many yrs. leader of the liberal Party in
Canada; m. 1901, Mary Elinor, y. d. ol late
Thomas Nelson, St. Leonard's, Edinburgh.
Educ.: Up. Can. Coll., Toronto; Merchiston
Castle Sch^ Edinburgh; King's Coll., Cam-
bridge; M.P. (L.) Central Edinburgh. 1900-
1906. Address: 20 Moray Place, and Park-
side Works, Edinburgh. Clubs: Royal Soc-
ieties; University, Edinburgh.

BBOWN, George McLaren; Gen. Traffic
Mgr. (in Europe) for theO. P- R.; b. Hamil-
ton, Ont., 29 Jan., 1865; s. of Adam Brown
and Mary Kough; m. 1890, Eleanor Graham
d. of John Crerar, K.C., of Hamilton. Educ:
Priv. Sch. at Shrewsbury, Eng., Hamilton
Gram. Sch., Up. Can. Coll. Became clerk
in freight dept. of Northern and North-
western Ry., in Hamilton; employed in
G. T. R. System at Hamilton, 1883-1887;
became agt. of the C. P. R., at Vancouver,
1887; asst. gen. passngr. agt. of C. P. R., for
Western Div., 1892-1897, apptd. executive
agt. of Western lines, 1897; transferred to
Montreal 1902, as m^r. of Atlantic Steam-
ship line; present position, 1908. Address:
62 Charing Cross, London, S.W., Eng.

BBOWN, James Polloclc, M.P.; b. Beau
River, 4 April, 1841; s. of David Brown and
Jean Pollock, both of Renfrewshire, Scot.;
m. 19 Feb., 1869, Margaret Stewart. Educ:
Elimentary Sch., and Business Coll., New
Haven, Conn.: elec. to H. of C, 1891, 1896,

1900, 1904, and 1908; Liberal. Address:
St. Chr ysostome, Que.

BBOWN, Mrs. Margaret Adeline; wife
of J. Y. Brown, of Brantford, Ont.; b. Huron
Co., 3 Dec., 1867; d. Richard Porter and
Margaret McKee. Educ: Goderich Coll.
Inst, and honour graduate of Toronto
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Normal Sch.; one d. Publication: "My
Lady of the Snows." Recreations: Painting
in oils, water colours and china; wood carv-
ing. Address: Court House, Brantford;
Co untr y home, Brant Co.

BBOWNE, William Graham, B. A.; 6.
Gait, Ont., 28 May, 1874; s. of Dr. J. Price
of "Toronto, and Agnes (Cranston Graham;
m. Edna Carlyle, two s. Educ: Gait Coll.
Inflt., Jarvis St. Coll. Inst., Toronto Univ.
Entered service of Can. Bank of Commerce
in Gait; afterwards in Toronto and New
York; now dealer in bonds, etc., in Montreal
under firm name of W. Graham Browne
«fe Co. Address: 297 University St., Mont-
real. Clubs: St. James, Hunt, University,
Canada, Montreal; Toronto, National, Tor-
onto; Garrison, Quebec.

BBOWNELL, Franldin, R.C.A.; b. New
Bedford, Mass., U.S.A. 28 July, 1857; s. of
Leander and Annice Brownell; m. 1889,
Louise, d. of John W. Nickerson of New
Bedforti; one d. Educ: Public Schs. of
Mass. Studied art at Sch. of Boston Mus-
eum, of Art., and at Paris with Bougureau
and Fleury; Head Master of Ottawa Art
Association, 1885-98: present work prin-
cipally portraits, combined with some genre
and landscape painting; exhibited at Paris
salons and principal exhibitions of U.S. and
Canada; bronze medal, Paris Exposition of
1900; representative works at the Canadian
National Gallery. Becreotion*: rod and gun
Address: 124 Wellington St., Ottawa, Ont.

BBOWNLEE, Walter Georee; 6. Law-
renceville, UUonois, U.S.A., 9 Sept., 1858;
s. of William and Sarah Brownlee;- m. May
Adele Cunningham; one s. Educ: Public
Sch. Arrived in Canada, 1 Feb., 1899; has
been tel^raph operator; train despatcher,
train master, and superintendent; now gen.
transportation mgr. for G. T. R. Address:
419 Lansdowne Av., Montreal. Cluh: Can-
ada, Montreal.

BBUCE, Alexander, M.A., K.C.; b.
Langside, Aberdeenshire, Scot., 23 March,
1836; s. of William and Isabella Bruce: m.
Agnes Robb, d. of Rev. Ralph Robb; two
a. four d. Educ: Langside Parish Sch.,
Aberdeen Gram. Sch., and Aberdeen Univ.;
arrived in Canada in 1854; studied law in
the office of the late Sir George Britton, and
was partner of his^ until elevated to the
bencn, in 1874; since then head of the firm
in Hamilton, Ont.; removed to Toronto in
1905. Recreations: Walking and travelling
Address: 91 Bedford Road, 'Toronto. Clubs:
Toronto, R. C. Y. C, Toronto and Hamil-
ton.

BBUCHESI, Bt. Bev. Mgr. Paid.
Archbishop of Montreal; b. Montreal, 20
Oct., 1855; 8. of Paul Bruch^si and Caroline
Aubrey. Educ: at Montreal Coll., and
Montreal Seminary, also Paris and Rome.
Ordained Priest, 21 Dec., 1878; Archbishop
of Montreal, 8 Aug., 1897. Publications:
Religious £^ays, Sermons, and Pastoral
Letters. Address: Archbishop's Palace,
Montreal.

BBUNTON, David William; b. Ayr, Can..
June 11, 1849; Educ: Toronto; course
mining eng'ring Univ. of Mich.; in Colo.,
since! 875; now mine mjjr. and president.
Taylor & Brunt on Samphng Works Co., of
Aspen, Colo.; v.-p., 1897, Am. Inst. Mining
En .'rs.: life mem. Inst, of Civ. Eng'rs.; and

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Royal Geog. Soc.; mem. Colo. Scientific
Soc., etc. AddresB: 865 Grant Av., Denver,
Colo.
BBTCE,Bev. George, M.A., D.D.,LL.D.,
F.R.S.C.: b. Mount Pleasant, Brantford,
Ont., Can., 22 April, 1S44: «. of George
Bryce, J.P., and Catherine Henderson, nat-
ives of Perthshire, Scotland, and early sett-
lers in Brant Coimty, Ontario; m. 1872,
Marion Samuel of Broom House, Kirk-
liston, West Lothian, Scotland. Educ:
Brantford High Sch.; Univ. of Toronto;
Knox Coll., Toronto. A founder, coun-
cillor, and examiner of Univ. of Manitoba.
1877-1907; Head of Faculty of Science and
Lecturer in Biology and Geology in Mani-
toba Univ., 1891-1904; Senior Professor and
Financial Agent of Manitoba Coll., Winni-
peg; aJso Professor of English Literature.
Took numerous scholarships, etc.; ibcami-
ner in Natural History in Toronto Univ..
1870-72; selected bv General Assembly of
Presbyterian Church of Canada to proceed
to Winnipeg to organize a church and coll.,
1871; organized Manitoba Coll., 1871; or-
ganized Knox Church. Winnip^, 1872;
first Moderator of Synoa of Manitoba, 1885;
Moderator General Assembly of Presbyter-
ian Church in Canada, 1902-3; Chairman of
Winnipeg Public Library, 1893-1903. Pub-
licationa: Manitoba; Infancy, Progress, and
Present Condition, 1882; Short History of
Canadian People, 1887; The Apostle of Red
River, 1898; Remarkable History of the
Hudson's Bay Company, 1900; Makers of
Canada (series), 1906; articles in Ency,
Brit.; Nar. and Crit. Hist, of America; Can-
adian Encyclopedia and niunerous trans-
actions and pamphlets. Recreations: in
college days, Captain Univ. of Toronto
Football Club: 1861-68, a volimteer officer
of Univ. Co. (Queen's Own); in Ridgeway
fight against Fenians, 1866. Recreation:

Dept. of interior and Dept. of Ind. Affairs,
Ottawa; b. Mount Pleasant, Brant Co., Ont.,
17 Aug., 1853, of Scotch parentage; m. K.
Lynde Pardon, of Guelph; four a. two d.
Educ: Moimt Pleasant Gram. Sch. and Up.
Can. Coll., Toronto. After teaching in a
pub. and gram. sch. oneyr., went to Toronto
Univ., in 1872 (grad. 1876); Gold Medal in
Science and the McMurrich Medal for essay
on Geology of the Grand River; Literary
and Scientific Society's prize for best Liter-
ary Essay. In 1876, was apptd. to Natural
Science Professorship, Guelph Agrig. Coll.
After two yrs., resigned to continue medi-
cal studies, grad. 1880 from Toronto Univ.,
with Sch. Scholarship and the Univ. First
Silver Medal and Star Medal for special

Eathology. Received the same yr. degree
uP.C.P. A S., Edinburgh, and continued
studies there and in Paris. Returning,
practiced in Guelph. In 1882. accepted
the position of Sec. to Bd. of Health of Ont.,
just organized and removed to Toronto.
Continued practice as well as Pub. Health
Work, till 1888. In 1 892, had the addition-
al duties of Dep. Registrar Gen. added, and
continued in the position till Jan., 1904,
when he was offered and accepted his pres-
ent position. A mem. of tne American
Pubhc Health Assn., since 1885; pres. 1900;

BUCKINOHAli

for yrs. a mem. of the Royal Sanitary Inst.,
of Great Britain. Publicationa: Annual
Address on "History of the Progress of Pub-
lic Health during the Century 1800-1900;"
"The Science of the Preservation of Food
by Cold." Among the most important of
his papers is "Climates and Health Resorts
of Canada," prepared for the British Medi-
cal Assn., meeting in Montreal in 1896,
published by the C. P. Ry., and has been
distributed by hundreds of thousands; at
present editing the Report of the Com-
mittee of Pubuc Health of the Senate of
Canada. Address: Li^ar Road, Rock-
Uffe, Ottawa.

BBYBINEK, William; Pres. R.C.A. of
A.; 6. Greenock, Scot., 14 Dec., 1855; s. of
Dr. Douglas Brymner, late Dominion Ar-
chivist; unmarried. Editc.: St. Frances
Colly Richmond, Que.; St. Therese Coll.,
St. Therese, Que.; and studied art in Paris,
under W. A. Bouguereau and T. Robert
Fleuiy. Arrived in Canada, 1857; recaved
Gold Medal for painting at the Pan Ameri-
can Exhibition, Buffalo. N.Y., and at the
Louisanna Purchase Exhibition, St. Louis,
Mo. He has conducted the Advanced Art
Classes of the Art Association of Montreal,
since 1886. Address: 255 Bleury St., Mont-
real, Que. Club: St. James', Montreal.

BBTSON, Hon. Geo.; b. Fort Coulonge,
Que., 20 July, 1872: s. George Bryson Pais-
ley And Robina Cobb, Glasgow, Scot.; m.
Helen Craig; one «. four d. Educ: Com-
mercial Coll., Ottawa, and Toronto. Has
been a lumberman all his life. Apptd. to
L^slative Council of Quebec in 1887; is
vice-pres. and dir. of the Bank of Ottawa.
Recreations: Fishing and Hunting. Club:
Rideau, Ottawa.

BUCHANAN, James Isaac; 6. Hamil-
ton, Ont., Aug. 3, 1853; a. Isaac and Agnes
(Jarvie) Buchanan; m. Eliza Macfarlane,
Pittsburgh. Educ: in schs. of Hamilton
and Tassie's Collenate Inst., Gait, Ont.;
Trustee estate of J. J. Vandergrift, deceased,
founder of town of Vandererift, Pa.; pre?.
Pittsburgh Trust Co., Pittsburgh Terminal
Warehouse and Transfer Co. ; sec. and treas.
Keystone Commercial Co.; dir. Keystone
Nat. Bank of Pittsburgh, Natural Gas Co.,
of W. Va. Presby'n: ex-pres. Presby'n
Union of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. Chmn.
Orchestra Com., Pittsburgh Art Soc.; mem.
Bot. Soc. of Western Pa., Pittsburgh Acad,
of Science and Art, A. A. A. S. Clubs: Du-
quesne Coimtry, Oakmont Country, Thou-
sand Islands Yacht. Address: 6108 Walnut
St. Office: 323 4th Av., Pittsburgh.

BUCKINGHAM. TVUliam; 6. Credit on,
Eng., 3 Dec., 1832; «. of Robert and Jane
Buckingham; m. Martha Phelps; six s. four
d. Educ: in the pub. sch. at Crediton,
Eng. Arrived in Canada, in 1857, when he
joined the staff of the Toronto Olohc In
1859, he inagurated the first newspaper,
''The Nor* Wester'' in the North West
Territories, at Fort Garry. He has since
owned the Norfolk Reformer, and the Strat-
ford Beacon. Joint author (with Hon. Geo.
W. Ross), of "The life and Times of Hon.
Alexander Mackenzie, the first Liberal
Premier of Canada. He has written for
various publications, sketches of other
Canadian Statesmen. Address: Stratford,
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BUCKNAM, Bansford D«, naral adviser
and a.-d,-o. to H. I. M. The Sultan; 6. Hans-
port, N.S., 1869; c. Esra Taylor and Isabella
Koscoe Bucknan. Edue.: pub. sohs. of Me.
and N.Y.; m. Phila,, Jan. 2, 1904. Rose
Thayer. Removed with parents to Me.,
when an infant; lived nr. Bucksport; went
to sea in merchant sailing ship at 14 yrs.
of age; comd. merchant steam and sailing
ships on both Atlantic and Pacific Ck>ast8
and Great Lakes. Supt. Am. Steel Barge
Co. of N.Y.; supt. Pacific Mail Steamship
Co. at Panama; supt. Cramps' shipyards.
Phila.; trial comdr. U.S. S. "Maine, ana
Imperial Ottoman steamship "Med^dia,"
comd. latter from Phila. to Turkey, and
apptd. naval adviser and personal a.-d.-c.
to the Sultan, Apr. 19, 1904. Decorated
with Turkish Order of Osmanieh, and dis-
tinguished service medal; mem. Boston
Marine Soc, Republican. Clubs: Lotos
(New York), Art, Pen and Pencil (Phila),
International (Panama), CTonstantinople).
Address: Rue Marlian, 38. Office: Navy
Dept., Constantinople, Turkey.

BULjLOCK, Tkomas Harrison, Mayor of
St. John, N.B.; b. Wentworth O)., Ont.,
14 Feb., 1862; s. Joseph and Elizabeth Bul-
lock; m. Jeannette Chestnut; two c. three d.
Educ: Pub. Sch. terminating at St. John
Gram. Sch.; was two years as Mayor of St.
John, the second term by acclam.; five yrs.
as alderman and Co. Councillor. He has
made a special study of municipal work
which resulted in the improvement and
advancement of all departments during his
term of office. Refused nominations for
both Provincial and Federal Houses. Has
been associated with his father in the oil
business in the Maratime Provinces, and
is now manager of the Imperial Oil Co. He
is a director in several large enterprises and
takes a deep interest in the Sen. Board,
Board of Trade, Tourist Association, In-
dustrial Home for Boys, Seaman's Mission;
Associated Charities, Victorian Order of
Nurses, etc. Address: 183 Germain St., St.
John.

BULTEA.Hon. George Headley Tickers,
B.A., LL.D., lieut.-Gov. of Alberta; 6.
Gagetown, Queen's CJo., N.B.; s. of James
A. Bulyea and Jane Blizzard; fn. Annie
Blanche Babbit (<f .) ; one s. Educ. : Queen's
Co. Gram. Sch. and Univ. of N.B. Was
Principal of Sunbury Co. Gram. Sch., from
Sept., 1878, to May, 1882. Arrived in
Winnipeg, 14 May, 1882, and went to Qu'
Appell the following spring, and engaged in
business until 1897. He was a candidate
for the North West Coimcil in 1892, but was
defeated. Was elec. in 1894; selected as a
member of the first Executive Ck>uncil,
1892; special representation to the Yukon,
in 1896; re-elee. in 1898, and 1902. Com-
missioner of Agriculture and Ck>mmissioner
of Public Works in Territorial Government,
until apptd. first Lieut.-Govemor of Alberta
1 Sept., 1905. Recreations: Driving and
travelling. Address: Edmonton, Alta.

BUMBRAT, J. E. C; advocate; 6. Hoch-
elaga. Que., 1879; s. of Aid. Bumbray and
Elise Masson; m. (1st) Eva (d. 1902), d. of
Mr. C. H. Laurier: (2nd) M. L., d. of Prof.
Hervieux, of Laval Univ., Montreal. Educ:
St. Mary's Coll., Laval Univ. Called to
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Paris, France. 1900. Address: 66 Pre-
fontame St., Montreal.
BURGESS, T. J. W., M.D., F.R.S.C.;
Professor of Mental Diseases, McGill Univ.,
Montreal; b. Toronto, Canada, 11 March,
1849; y. s. of Thomas Burgess and Jane
Rigg, both natives of Carlisle, Chimberland;
m. 1875, Jessie, 2nd d. of late Lieut.-Col.
Alex. Macpherson, of Whitby, Ont.; three
d. Educ.: Up. Can. Ck>ll. and Toronto
Univ. Graduated in medicine as Starr gold
medf^list and 1st Univ. silver medalust.
1870: appointed surgeon to H.M's British
North American Boimdary Commission,
1872, and served as such until the close of
the work, bcdng thanked by H. M.'s Grovem-
ment for the efficient way in which he had
carried out the duties; took up the study
of nAntai diseases and became assistant
physician of the London Asylum for Insane,
1875; assistant supt. of Hamilton Asylum.
1887; medical supt. of the Protestant Hos-

fital for the Insane, Montreal, since 1890;
'ellow of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science, 1886; hon. sec.
for Canada of the Pan-Am. Medical Ck>ne-
ress, Mexico, 1896; President American
Memco-Psychological Association, 1904-5.
Publications: The Beneficent and Toxic
Effects of the Various Species of Rhus^ A
Botanical Holiday in Nova Scotia; Canadian
Filicinise; Recent Additions to Canadian
Filicinifle; How to Study Botany; Orchids;
Notes on the Flora of the 49th Parallel;
The Lake Erie Shore as a Botanising groimd:
Art in the sick room: Ophicclossaceae and
Filices; A Historical Sketch of Canadian
Institutions for the Insane; The Insane in
Canada, etc., etc. Recreations: botany, golf,
cricket, philately. Address: Protestant
Hospital for the Insane, Box 2381, Mont-
real, Canada.

BUREAU, Hon. Jacques, LL.B. (Laval
Univ.), M.P., Solicitor-General; b. Trois-
Rivieres, Que., 9 July, 1860; s. of J. Napo-
leon Bureau, lawyer, and Sophie Gingras;
m. 15 July, 1884. Ida Beliveau, d. of U.
Beliveau and Delphine Prince, of Artha-
basca; one s. one d. Educ: Nicolet Coll.,
Laval Univ., Que. El. to H. of C. for Three
Rivers and St. Maurice, at g. e., 1900, and
re-el. at g. e., 1904. In 1907 was sworn in
as Solicitor-General of Canada, and at the
subseqeunt election was returned by acclm.;
re-el. at g. e., 1908. Address: Windsor
Hotel, Ottawa; Three Rivers. Clubs: Laur-
entian, (Xtawa; Canadien, St. D«iis, Mont-
real.

BURKE, Very Rev. Alfred Edward, D.
D., LL.D.; b. GJeorgetown. P.E.I., 8 Sept..
1862; s. of James Burke and Mary Moar.
Educ: Gram. Sch., St. Dunstan's Coll., and
Laval Univ.; ordained Cardinal Tascher-
eau. Que., 1885; was seceretary to Bishop
of Oharlottetown, P.E.I., for two and a half

gears; Pastor in Alberta for 19 j^rears; Pres.
atholic Church Extension Society of Can-
ada, Toronto, Ont. PttblictUions: A whole
series of Monographs, Forestry, A^cid-
ture. Horticulture, Historical, regligiou8«
etc. Recreations: boating, swimming. Ad^
dress: 119 Wellington St., W., Toronto.
Ont.
BURK, Daniel Francis; b. Bowmanville,
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Coryell; m. 1873, Annabelle Ida. d. of James
H. Genie; seven «. Educ: Pub. and High
Schs. of Bowmanville. At nineteen yrs.
of age entered service of Ontario Bank^
Whitby; apptd. mgr. Port Arthur Branch.
1875; resigned 1884 to become financial
mgr. for his brother Marvin, contractor for
the C. P. R. Has since been actively con-
nected with every movement for the devel-
opment of New Ontario. Vice-Pres. and
Gen. Mgr. of the Port Arthur, Duluth and
Western Ry., until 1898, when it became
merged in tne C. N. R. A Dir. of the Port
Arthur light and Power Ck>.. afterwards
acquired by the town; Pres. of the St. Joe
Ry. Co.; for many yrs. Pres. of the West
A^oma Agricultiu'al Soc,; owner of the Port
Arthur Herald: gen. mgr. of the New Ont-
ario Colonization Assn. Address: Port
Arthur, Ont.

BUBK, Frederic Lister. B.L., A.M., Ph.
D.; 6. Blenham, Ont., Sept. 1, 1862: «.
Erastus and Matilda Turner Burk; m. Oak-
land, Calif., 1898, Caroline Frear. Educ:
Univ. of Calif., Leland Stanford Jr. Univ.,
Clark Univ. In journalism, San Francisco,
1883-9. Teacher in pub. and pvt. schs.,
Calif., 1889-91; supt. schs., Santa Rosa,
Calif., 1892-6. Santa Barbara, Calif.. 1898-9;
pres. State Normal Sch., San Francisco,
since 1899. Pres. Calif. State Teachers*
Assn., 1899; chnm. Calif. Council of Ed'n.,
1902-1904. Publications: A Study of the
Kindergarten Problem, 1899. Contb'r. to
mags, on edn'l. pedagog, and psychol. sub-
jects. Address: Ross, Marin Co., California.

BUBLAND, Lieut.-Col. JefTrey Hale, B.
A.Sc., (McGill), F.C.S.; b. Montreal, 19
March, 1861; s. of George B. Burland and
Clarissa H. Cochrane; m. Isabel May, d. of
the late Henry M^arry, of Lunan, Irel.
Educ.: Montreal Acad., and McGill Univ.
For yrs. associated with his father in busi-
ness, and in addition to his connection with
the B. A. Bank Note Co., is pres. of the
Consolidated Lithographing and Manu-
facturing Co.; Chn. of the Eastern Canada
Manufacturers' Mutual Fire Insur. Co.:
dir. of the Central Canada Manufacturers
Mutual Fire Insur. Co., Mount Royal Spin-
ning Co., Noiseless Typewriter Co., etc.;
mem. of the Council of the Bd. of Trade:
a life-gov. of the Montreal Gen. Hospital, of
the F^testant Hospital for the Insane,
Western Hospital and County Carleton
Hospital; Istvice-Pres. of the Royal Ed-
ward Inst, for the study, prevention and
cure of Tuberculosis, Protestant House of
Industry and Refuge; mem. of the Com-
mittee of the Alexandra Hospital for In-
fectious Diseases, Advisory Committee of
the Montreal Foundling Hospital, Protest-
ant Industrial Rooms, Young Women's
Christian Assn., Protestant Infants* Home,
the Montreal Charity Organization, Parks
and Playgrounds Committee, McGill Con-
servatonum of Music; Vice-Pres. of the
Montreal Technical Inst.; 1st Vice-Pres.
CStixens' Assn. for securing good govern-
ment for the Gty; a fellow of the Chemical
Soc. and Soc. of Chemical Industry, of
London. Eni^., of the Royal Geographical
Soc. ana British Assn. for the Advancement
of Science; mem. of the Decimal Assn. of
London, £ng. Holds a first class R. S. I.
•ertificate and succeeded to the command

of the 6th Fusiliers, Dec. 16, 1892. Award-
ed the Colonial Officers decoration for 20
S-s. service, 1902; held presidency of the
ontreal Amalgamated Rifle Assn., in
1895; Montreal Military Inst., 1897. Chn.
of the Council of the Dominion Rifle Assn.;
mem. of the Coim., Prov. of Quebec Rifle
Assn.; apptd. a mem. of the Standing Small
Arms Committee of the Dom., 1907.
Gazetted, 1905, Hon. Lt.-Col. 1st Prince of
Wales Fusiliers of which His Majesty is
Hon. Colonel . One of the originators of the
movement for sending a Canadian Battalion
to England in connection with the cele-
bration of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee,
1897; engaged in the organization of a rest,
for that purpose when the Govt, decided
to send a composite contingent; selected by
the Govt, to proceed to ^England on that
occasion. Commandant of the Can. Rifle
Team at Bisley, when it won the Mackinnon
Challenge Cup in 1902. Presented to Her
Late Majesty during the Diamond Jubilee
public ceremonies; presented to Prince and
Princess of Wales, at St. James' Palace,
July, 10 1902; present by invitation at the
Coronation of Their Majesties at West-
minster Abbey on Aug. 9th, 1 902. With his
sisters, erected, equipped and donated the
building for the Koyal Edward Inst..
Montrefd. for the study, prevention ana
cure of Tuberculosis; devised the electrical
appliances and arranged for the use of the
cables so that it was possible for His
Majesty, King Edward, on 21 Oct.. 1909, by
pressing a telegraph key at West Gean Park,
a distance of 4,225 miles, to open the doors
of the Inst., turn on the lights in the build-
ing, and hoist the Royal Standard on the
flag staff. Publication: A chart of the
Metric System. Addresses: 342 Sherbrooke
St. W., Montreal; "Kilmarth," Little Metis
Que. (summer). Clubs: Mount Royal, St.
James , Royal Montreal Golf, Hunt, Rac-

3 net, Montreal, Rideau, Golf, Country;
^tawa; Toronto; Garrison, Quebec; Royal
Societies', London, Eng.

BUBN, George; Gen. Mgr. Bank of Otta -
wa; 6. Thurso, Scot., 10 April, 1847; «. of
Rev. David Bum, and Anne Macleod; m.
Kate Eraser Drummond; one s. four d.
Educ: Scot. Arrived in Canada, 1866;
served four years in Royal Bank c^ Scot.,
and various Cana^an Banks; cashier and
latterly General Manager. Bank of Ottawa
since 1880; Actuary and Treasurer for many
charitable organizations. Publications: Ar-
ticles in relation to Canadian Banking. Re-
creations: sailing, golf. Address: 266 Met-
calfe St., Ottawa; Cushing's Island, Maine,
U.S. (Summer). Clubs: Rideau, Golf,
Country, Ottawa, Ont.

BUBPEE, Lawrence Johnston, F.R.G.
8., Public Librarian of the City of Ottawa;
b. Halifax, N.S., 5 March. 1873; «. of Lewis
Johnston Burpee and Alice De Mille; m.
Maude, d. of Kev. Canon Hannington; one
«. and two d. Private Secretary to Minister
of Justice in two Dominion Administration^,
afterwards accepted Librianshrp Ottawa
Public Library. Publications: The Search
for the Western Sea; Canadian Life in Town
and Country; Flowers from a Canadian
Garden," "A little book of Canadian Es-
sasrs," "By Canadian Streams," etc. Re-

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race, Ottawa.

BUBBELXi, Martin, M.P.; h. Faringdon.
Berks, Eng., 16 Oct., 1868; «. of Edward
Bunrell and Jane Harmer; m. Sara B. Arm-
strong, 2nd d. of the late Jos. Armstrong of
Swindon, Wilts, Supt. of the G. W. Ry.
Educ: St. John's Coll., Hurstpierpoint.
Arrived in Canada, June, 1886; engaged in
Horticulture work from 1883 to 1899, m the
Niagara Pininsula, Ont.; went to British
Columbia in 1900; apptd. member of Board
of Horticulture. In 1907-08, was in Eng-
land as Fruit Commissioner and lecturer
for the B. C. Government; contested Yale-
Cariboo in the Conservative interest for the
H. of C, ib 1904, but was defeated; elec. in
1903. Address: Grand Forks, B. C.

BUBBOTTBS, Edward Thomas) 6. Sher-
brooke. Que., July 26, 1852; a. Ambrose and
Jane Hall Burrowes; since May 24, 1867,
resident of Portland, Me.; m. Portland,
Oct. 4, 1880, Frances E. Norcross. Educ:
Me. Wesleyan Sem., and Wesleyan Univ.;
Began mfr. of wire screens in 1873; now
pres. E. T. Burrowes Co., Portland; also
pres. of Curtain Supply Co., Chicago; has
taken out many patents; trustee Boston
Univ. Address: Portland, Me.

BUBBOWES, Miss Katharine; b. King-
ston, Ont.; d. Edwin Anneeley and Florinda
Anne RadcUffe Burrowes. Educ: by tea-
chers at home and in Europe; settled in
Detroit; specialized in piano under Prof.
J. C. Batchelder, Detroit, and Prof. Karl
Klindworth, Berlin. Mem. faculty Detroit
Conservatory of Music, several yrs.; organ-
ired Burrowes Piano Sch., 1895-1903. In-
vented several appliances to aid in teaching
of banners. Pvhlications : Burrowes course
of Music Study for Banners (kindergarten)
1895 (2 U.S. parents and 26 copjnights);
Manual for Teachers, 1901; Bandergarten
Class Songs, 1901; Modem Music Methods
(vesA before Music Teachers' Nat. Assn.),
1902; The s Note Gatherers, 1903; Short
Pieces for Small Hands, 1904; Forty Read-
ing Studies, 1904; Playtime Pieces, 1904;
Musical Puzzle Stories, 1905; The Doves and
the Squirrels, 1905; Some of the Knowldgde
which a Music Teacher of Children should
Possess, 1906; contb'r. to mus. magazines.
Address: Detroit.

BUBBOWS, Theodore Arthur; lumber
manufacturer; b. Ottawa, 15 Aug., 1857;
«. of Henry J. Borrows, of Ottawa, grand-
son of Capt. John Burrows of the Koyal
Engineers, who came from Eng. in 1809,
the first settler on the present site of Ottawa
City, and patentee of the farm which is now
known as the Sparks Estate in Ottawa, and
who had chaise of construction of the
Rideau Canal, imder Col. Bye about 1830;
m. 1899, Georgina K. Creasor, y. d. of the
late D. A. Creasor, K.C., of Owen Sound.
Educ: Ottawa Pub. and High Schs., Mani-
toba Coll. Has lumb^ng mills in Dau-
phin, and extensive lumber interests in
other parts of the West. Mem. of Manitoba
Legis., 1892-1903 for Dauphin. El. to H.
of C, same constituency at g. e., 1904;
unsuccessful at g. e., 1908. Address: Win-
nipeg, Man.

BUBWASH, Nathanael, M.A., S.T.D.,
LL.D., F.R.S.C.; b. Argenteuil, Que', 26
July, 1839; «. Adam Burwash and Aimie
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Taylor ; m . Margaret Proctor ; four ». Educ :
Victoria Coll., Yale Univ., Garratt Biblical
Institute; ordianed Clergyman, 1864: apptd.
Professor in Victoria Coll., 1886; Dean of
faculty of Theology, 1873; Pres. of Victoria
Univ., 1887. Publications: Wesley's Doc-
temal Standards; Comimentary on Romans;
Inductive studies in Theology; Manual of
Christian Theology; Life and work of Eger-
ton Ryerson; History of Univ. of Toronto;
various Biographical Sketches: Recreations:
boating and fishing. Address: Victoria Col-
lege, Queen's Park, Toronto.
BUTIJSB» Matthew Joseph, LL.B.. O.L.
S., D.L.S., C.M.G., Gen'l. Mgr. Dom. I. &
S. Co.; 6. Deseronto, Ont., 19 Nov., 1866;
s. of Tobitks Butler and Elizabeth McVey;
m. Lorretto M. J. Shelby; two d. Educ:
Pub. Sch., Toronto Univ., Kent Coll. of
Law, Chicago; mem. Inst. C. E^ Mem. Am.
S.C.E., Mem. C.S.C.E., Mem. R. Ass'n. S.
Can., Mem. Am. Ass'n. for the Advance-
ment of Science; Mem. A. Geo. Soc. Was
on Govt. Surveys. 1878 to 1883; K. and P.
Ry., 1884; Chief Engii^eer, Thousand Island
Ry., 1884-1886; cEef Engineer, N. T. Q.
Ry., 1886. Building Water Service, 1,886-
1887; Chief Engineer Bay of Quinte Ry.
and Nav. Co., 1890 to 1899; Chief Engineer
Locomotive and Machine Co., Montreal,
1900-1903; Asst. Chief Engineer Eastern
Edvision National Transcontinental Rail-
way. In 1908j apptd. to the position
of Deputy Mimster and Chief Engineer,
Dept. of Railways and Canals, Canada.
From April 1909 to Jan., 1910, was Chair-
man of the Board of Management of the
Canadian Government Railwa3^ in addition,
now Gen'l. Manager, Dom. I. & S. Co.
Address: 6 Wurtenburg St., Ottawa, Ont.
Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

CALDEB, Hon. Jas. Alexander, B. A.,

LL.D., M.L.A.; Commr. of Education, Prov.
Treas. and Railway Commr. for Prov. of
Saskatchewan; b, Oxford Co., Ont:, 17
Sept., 1868; s. of James Calder and Johanna
McKay; immarried. Educ: IngersoU pub.
schs., pub. and high schs., Winnmeg; Mani-
toba Coll. Hon. grad. in science, Manitoba
Umv., 1888 (silver medalist). Called to
Bar of N. W. T., 1906. Principal of Moose
Jaw High Sch., 1891-1894; mspector of
schs., N. W. T^ 1894-1900; Dep. Commr.
of Educ, N. W. T., 1901-1905. El. to
Sask. Ass. at first g. e., 1906; apptd. Prov.
Treas., and Commr. of Educ. upon forma-
tion 01 the Scott Ministry, 6 Sept., 1905;
unsuccesshil can. for Milestone div. at g. e.,
1908; el. for Saltcoats at bye-el., 7 Dec.,
1 908. Address : Regina. Sask.
CAL.DEBON, Alfred Merieon, F.R.A.S.
I.; b. Hampton Court Village, Middlesex,
England, 7 June, 1861; s. of Philip H.
Calderon, R-O^ and Clara Nareau Storey;
m. Helen May Bate, of Ottawa, Ont. Educ^
Sevenacks, Kent, and London Univ. Coll.
Sch., also Royal Academy Schools, Burling-
ton House. Arrived in Canada, 3 Oct.,
1887; pupil for five years in office of late
Geofge Edmond Street, R. A. Architect for
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! Charles J. Ferguson, Architect, Carlisle,
England; associated as Architect with Sir
L. Alma Tadema, R. A., in building his
residence. Partner for eight years, with
late King Amoldi, Architect, Ottawa, Ont.
Acquired experience of hu;h buildings, by
woridng in offices in New York, Washington
and Baltimore. Practiced Architecture
two vears in London, 16 years in Ottawa,
and four years in Edmonton, Alta. Recen-
tly Secretary of the Edmonton Conservative
Association. Address: 523 Fourth Street,
Edmonton. Clubs: Eklmonton, Elks, Ed-
monton; Ridcau, Ottawa.

CALDWELL, James Ernest; b. City
View, Ont., 1 Aug., 1862; «. James Caldwell
and Ellen Neilson; m. 1895, Mary Caldwell
McCurdy, 1901, Rhoda I. Percival. Educ:
pub. schs. Ezigaged in farming and dairy-
ing in view of Capital; candidate for H. of
C, Co. Carleton, 1904, 1908; Pres. of C. of
C. Farmers' Institute. Publications: Songs
of Pines, 1895; Castle on the Hill, 1899;
The YeUow Bag, 1907. Address: aty View,
Ont.

CALDWELL, Thomas Boyd; woollen
manufacturer; b. Lanark, Ont., 22 Feb.,
1856; s. of Boyd Caldwell and Dinah Waugh
m. 22 Jan., 1879, Jeanette Falconer. Educ:
Lanark Pub. Sen., Kin^on Coll. Institute.
Liberal candidate for H. of C, 1900. but
defeated; el. at g. e., 1906; unsuccessful at
g. e., 1908. Address: Lanark, Ont.

CALGARY, Bishop of; see under Pink-
ham.

CALLAWAY, WiUlam Rodger, Gen.
Passngr. Agt., Minneapolis, St. Paul and
Sault Ste. Marie Ry.; 6. Toronto, 31 Aug.,
1852; s, of the late Frederick Callaway; m.
1875, Elizabeth Ecclestone. of Hamilton.
Educ: Pub. Sch. Entered Ry. Service,
1870, as agent G. T. Ry. at Craig's Rd.,
Quebec, since which he nas been consecu-
tively 1873-1875, agent Great Western Ry.
of Can.; 1875-1877, purser Beatty Line of
Steamers at Samia, Ont.; 1877-1878, gen.
agt. same Co., at Toronto; April to Nov.,
1878, Passngr. Agt.. Canada Southern Ry.,
at Toledo, O.; Nov.. 1878-1880. passngr.
a«t. Wabash St. Louis and Paci&c Ry., at
St. Louis, Mo.; 1880-1882, dist. agt. Credit
Valley Ry. at Toronto; 1882-1895, dist.
agt., C. P. Ry., at Toronto; 1895 to date.

§en. passngr. agt., Minneapolis, St. Paul &
ault Ste. Marie Ry. Address: Minneapolis
Minn.

CALTEBT, William Samuel; Trans-con
tinental Ry. Commissioner; b. Tp. of War-
wick, Lambton Co., Ont., 3 March, 1859:
«. of David Calvert and Anna Macdonala
Calvert; m. Cora, d. of James D. Sutherland
of Napier; one s. four d. Educ: Public
Sch., Tp. of Warwick, and Watford Semi-
nary. Elected to H. of C, 1896, re-elec.,
1900, 1904 and 1908; elected Chief Liberal
Whip, H. of C. Feb., 1901, and again Jan.,
17, 1909; apptd. by Canadian Govt., to
position of Comr. of National Transcon-
tinental Ry., Oct. 21st, 1909; Pres. and
Vice-Pres., of several industrial and insur-
ance corporations; a former Warden of
Mi dtfle sex Co.« Ont. Address: Ottawa.

CALVIN, Hiram Aueustus; Mgr. of the
Calvin Co., Shipbuilders and Forwarders;
b. Garden Island, Ont., 6 April, 1851; «. of

Dileno Dexter Calvin and Marion M. Breck;
m. 1879, Annie W., d. of the Rev. D. Marsh,
of Quebec; five «. two d. Educ: Wood-
stock Coll., Queen's Univ., Kingston. For
many yrs. Reeve of the Village of Garden
Island; was mem. Frontenac Co. Council
for twelve years. First el. to H. of C. at
bye-el., 1892; re-el., 1900. Trustee of
Queen's Univ., gov. Mining Sch., and of the
General Hospital; dir. of the Y. M. C. A.
Address: Garden Island, Ont.

CAMERON, Miss Affiles Deans: 6. Vic-
toria, B.C., 20 Pec., 1863; d. of Duncan
Cameron and Jessie Anderson. Educ: Vic-
toria. Began teaching at age of fifteen and
for quarter of century closely identified
with pub. schs. of Province. During last
ten yrs. of service was Principal of South
Park Pub. Sch., Victoria. As result of
dispute with trustees, resigned position,
and ran for Sch. Bd., and was el. Trustee.
Took up journalistic work, writing on "The

. Wheat Fields of Western Canada," for the
Century, Atlantic Monthly^ and Saturday
Evening Post. In 1908, journeyed from
Chicago to rim of Artie Ocean by way of
Athabaska, Slave and Mackenzie Rivers,
journey lasting six months and covering
ten thousand miles. Has lectured ejtten-
sivdy in U.S. and Can., on "Journeys
through unknown Canada." Publications:
"TheNew North" (Appleton & Co., N.Y.,
1909). Recreation: travel. Address: 64e
Government St., Victoria, B.C. Club: Can-
adian Women's Press.
CAMERON, Allan; Gen. Agt. C.P.Ry..
New York; 6. 14 March, 1864. Educ:
Ryerson Sch., Toronto. Entered Ry. ser-
vice 1879, since which he has been consecu-
tively to July 31, 1882, Messenger and
Clerk Great Western Ry. of Can., at Tor-
onto; Aug. 7, 1882 to May 1, 1883, Baggage
Master Northern Ry. of Can. at Onllia,
Ont.; June 1, 1883, to June 1, 1887, clerk
local freight office C. P. Ry. at Vancouver »
B.C.; June 1, 1887, to Feb., 1890, Clerk Gen.
Freight and Passngr. Dept.; Feb., 1890 ta
July 1, 1893, Freight and Passngr. Agt. at
Victoria, B.C.; July 1, 1893 to Sept. 30.
1896, Freight and Passngr. Agt. at Portland
Ore.; Oct. 1, 1896, to July 1, 1899, Dist.
Freight -\gt.; July 1, 1899, to Dec., 1900,
Asst. Gen. Freight Agt., same road at Van-
couver; Jan., 1901, to Sept. 1, 1905, in
charge of Asiatic business Oregon Rd. &
Nav. Co's line of steamers as Gen. Agt^^ at
Hong Kong, China; Sept. 27, 1905, Gen.
Traffic Agt., C. P. Ry., for Great Britain
and Europe; 1908. Gen. Agt., New York.
Address: 458 Broadway, New York.
CAMERON, Edward Robert, K.C.; Reg-
istrar. Supreme Court of Canada; b. London,
Canada, 18 Mar., 1857; s. of late Daniel
Cameron, merchcuit, and Louisa, d. of late
Major John Parke; m. 1866, Carrie A., d. of
late John Emerson of Boston, U.S.A. Educ:
Woodstock Coll.; Univ. of Toronto. Gold
Medalist in Natural Sciences and B.A.,
1879, M.A., 1881; called to Bar of Ontario,
1882; one of the Commissioners for the Re-
vision of the Statutes of Canada, 1902.
Publications: The Vansittart Memoirs, 1902;
a volume of unreported judgments of the
Supreme Court of Canada, 1905; a work
on the practice and jurisprudence of the
same Court, 1906. Recreation: fishing.

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Rideau, Ottawa.

CAMERON, James Chalmers. M.D.; b.
1852; «. of the late Rev. Jamee Y. Cameron
and Charlotte Ault; m. 1880. Elisabeth
Dakere, of Montreal. Educ: upper Can.
Coll., Toronto; McGill Univ., and pursued
his prof, duties in Great Britain and on
continent of Europe for several yrs. Com-
menced practice in Montreal, where he has
remained since. Dux of Upper Can. Coll..
1870. For many yrs. on st^ of Montreal
G^. Hospital, and acted as Surgeon of
Sixth FusiUers; apptd. Prof, of Obstetrics
and Diseases of infants, McQill Univ.,
1886. Medical Dir. and Physician Ac-
coucheur of Montreal Maternity Hospital;
at one time pres., Montreal Chirurgical Soc.;
apptd. hon. pres. of seotiop on Pediatrics at
second Pan-American Congress at Mexico,
1896. PubHctUions: Numerous papers on
OtMstetrics and Medical Jurispnidenoe. Ad-
dreaa: 605 Dorchester St. W.. Montreal.
Clubs: St. James', University, Montreal.

CAMERON, Right Rev. John, D.D..
Ph.D., Bishop otAntigonish; b. South River
Antigonish Co.. N.S., 11 Feb., 1824; «. of
John Cameron and Mary McDonald. Educ:
Urban Coll. of Propaganda Fide, Rome.
Parbh Priest of Antigonish; Prof, m Fran-
<as Xavier's Coll., Antigonish in 1887;
Parish Priest of Ariohat and Vioiff General;
coadjutor Bishop of Arichat; Bishop of
Antigonish. Recreations: walking^ riding.
Address: Bishop's House, Antigomsh, N.S.

CAMERON, John Robson; Chief Editor
of the Spectator, Hamilton; b. Perth, Ont.,
Can., 19 April, 1845; 2nd c. of late Alexander
Cameron. Educ: Brookville, Ont., and
Quebec. In his profession as a journalist
has been employed upon several Canadian
and American newspapers. Has been with
the Hamilton Spectator since 1880. Was at
the Canadian nt>nt as a militiaman at the
time of the Fenian raid into Canada, 1866-
was a member of the Red River Expedition-
ary Force, 1st Ontario Rifles, under (then)
Col. Wolseley, 1870. Address: Hamilton.

CAMERON, Ludwls Krlbbs: King's
Printer, Province of Ontario; 6. Stou£Fville,
Tp. Markham, 30 Jan., 1854; c. of William
and E^zabetn Cameron; m. Lillie Graves
Harwood, May 23, 1879; two «. five d.
Educ: London, Ont. Learned the trade of

Erinter; afterwards became Pres. and Man.
london ** Advertiser"; founded the *'North
West Fanner,'* in Winnipeg in 1882, and
**(hUdoor Canada," in 1904. Recreations:
fishing, bowling, and curling. Address: 390
Markham St., Toronto. Chib: R. C. Y. C,
Toronto.

CAMERON, Osslan; b. Montreal, Mar.
22, 1868; s. Colin Cameron and Annie
Munro. Educ: St. Louis pub. schs., 1876-
84; grad. Chicago Coll. of Law (Lake For-
est Univ.), 1893. Admitted to 111. bar,
June, 1893; Republican. Publications: Illi-
nois Criminal Law and Practice, 1898;
Iltinois aty and Village Laws, 1905. Re-
vised and enlarged Jones' and Bimnore's
General Legal Forms and Precedents, 1902.
Address: 5160 Indiana Av., Chicago.

CAMPBELL^ Alexander Colin; Official

Reporter, House of Commons; 6. Shannon-

ville. Ont., 26 Sept., 1857; «. of WilUam

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m. Jeruflha Hawks Leggo; one c. two d.
Educ: Toronto pub. sens.. Coll. Inst. For
many srrs. a journalist; now official reporter
H. of C. Publication: "Insurance and
Crime." Address: The Firs, Aylmer £.,
Quebec.

CAMPBELX., Hon. Archibald; Senator;
b. Ridgetown, Co. Kent, Ont., 27 April,
1854; c. Neil Campbell and Flora Johnson;
m. Merretta Burke; three c. three d. Educ :
in the pub. and High Sch.; merchant and
miller. Elected member of the Dominion
House for Kent. 1887-1888, 1891-1896;
contested West York unsucces^olly in 1900,
but upon the death of Hon. Mr. Wallace,
was elected for that constituancy in 1901.
Re-elec. in 1904; resided in 1904, and was
called to the Senate in the same year; was
Chairman of Banking and Commerce Com-
mittee of the H. of C. for several years, and
. for the last three vrs., Chairman of Railway
Committee. Address: 333 Annette St., W.
Toronto. Club: Ontario, Toronto.

CAMPBELL, Archibald William, C.E.;
b. Wardsville, Ont., 1863; s. of Cameron
John, and Elizabeth McLaughlin Campbell:
unmarried. Educ: Wardsville and St.
Thomas Collegiate Inst.; grad. in Engineer-
ing at Toronto. From 1886 to 1901, con-
ducted local practice. Until 1896, was City
Engineer of St. Thomas, and afterwards
Commisaoner of Highways for Ont. In
1902, was apptd. to the position of Deputy
Minister of Public Works for Ont. Publica-
Oons: Many public reports and pamphlets
on the science of road and street construc-
tion. Address: King Edward Hotel, Tor-
onto. Clubs: Toronto, Victoria, and R. C.

, Y.C., Toronto.

Campbell, Hon. coiin h., k.c. f.r.

C.I., Attorney-General of Manitoba; h. Bur-
lington, Ont., 25 Dec., 1859; s. of John H.
and Jane Kenneciy Campbell; m. 16 July.
1884, Minnie Julia Beatrice Buck, d. of
Anson Buck, M.D., M.R.C.S., and Ketural
Adelaide Howell, of Palermo, Ont.; one «.
one d. Educ: Public Schs., Burlington
High Sch., Oakville and Toronto Law Sch.
Barrister of Ont., 1881; of Manitoba, 1882.
Address: "Inverary," Winnipeg. Clubs:
Manitoba, Advance, Country, Albany and
Grosvenor, Winnipeg.
CAMPBELL, Major Duncan John D*Ur-
ban; b. St. Hilaire, Que., 16 July,
1885; s. of Major T. E. Campbell and Hen-
reitta Duchesnay; m. Eleanor MacRubin
Wood; three s. one d. Educ: Lennoxville.

Sue.; High School, 1873; entered Bank ot
ontreal, 1874; went to the North West,
1882; was Postmaster, MacLeod, Alberta,
and Sheriff since 1883. Major, Command-
ing 23rd Alberta Rangers. AddreH: Mac-
Leod. Alberta. Ctub; MacLeod.
CAMPBELL, Glen. M.P.; b. Fort Pelly,
Sask., 23 Oct., s. of Robert Campbell, Chief
Factor, Hudson Bay Co., and Elleonora
Stirling, both from Perthshire. Scot.; m.
1 April, 1884, Harriet Bums, of Okansase:
four c Educ: Glasgow Academy, ana
Merchiston Castle School, Edinburgh, Scot.;
Captain in Boulton's Scouts, 1885; unsuc-
cessful candidate for local house in 1892 and
1896; elected 1902 and 1907. First elected
to the H. of C. tar Dauphin, 1908. Pres-
byterian; Conservative. Address: Gilbert
Plains, Man.

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CAMPBELL, John A., B.A., M.L.A.; 6.
Clinton, Ont., 19 April, 1872; s. of John and
Mary Campbell; unmarried. Edtic.: Win-
nipeg pub. schs., Manitoba Univ. (grad.
1900). For five yrs. Principal of Boisaevain
Sch., Man.; now mem. of the legal firm of
Campbell & Simpson. Unsuooesaful can.
to Alan. Leg., 1903: el. 1907. Rea-eaHon:
curiing. AadresB: Dauphin, Man. Cluba:
Dauphin; Commercial, Winnipeg.

GAJUPBELL. Bev. John Lome, B. A., D.
D.; b. Dommionville, Ont., Jan. 14, 1849;
9. Peter Campbell and Flora McLean; m.
Aug. 27, 1868, Mamde C. Mclntyre, Domin-
ionville. Educ: Woodstock Coll., 1868;
Bapt. Theol. Sem., same, 1868; Toronto
Umv., 1883; Central Univ. of Iowa, 1893;
McMaster Univ. , Toronto. Ordained, Chat-
ham, Ont., Aug. 14, 1868, to Bapt. ministry;
in audition to pastorate also sec. Bapt. For.
Misraonary Soc. of Ontario and Quebec,
1872-9; took large party of tourists throujsh
Egypt, Palestine, Asia Minor, Constantm-
ople, Greece, Italy, etc., 1898; preached in
London, £ng., summer, 1899, 1901 and
1902; pastor Lexington Av., Bapt. Ch., New
York, 1889-1904, TPirst Bapt. Ch., Cam-
bridge, Mass., since 1904. Bepublican.
PrMicaiwM: Heavenly Recognition and
other Sermons, 1895; Sanctification, 1903.
Addre»8: Cambridge, Mass.

CAMPBELL, Captain Kenneth Bankln,
D.S.O., b. Quebec; 3rd 8. of late Archibald
Campbell, Thornhill; m. 1900, Edith, «. d.
of late Thomas Riley Bannon; one d. Educ. :
Royal Military College, Kingston. Entered
army, 1883; Lieutenant, 1886; Captain,
1896; AcQutant Gold Coast (Hausa) Con-
stabulary, 1890-91; apptd. Deputy-Com-
missioner and Vice-Consul in the Oil Rivers
Protectorate and adjoining Native Terri-
tories, 1891 ; Acting Commissioner and Con-
sul-General, 1893; served in operations
against Chief Nanna in Benin River, 1894;
^nployed with forces of Protectorate (med-
al with clasp); resigned, 1895; served in
Carabiniers, and left army. 1897: now in
Army Reserve; accompanied Naviu Brigade
in China (1900) from taking of Taku Forts
until relief of Tienstin and capture of Tient-
sin native dty by the AUied Forces, as cor-
respondent. Decorated for various services
West Coast of Africa on special service;
awarded bronze medal of Royal Humane
Society for saving a native from the Vice-
Consulate hulk in a river where crocodiles
abound. Recreatioru: yachting, automobil-
ing, canoeii^, swimming, and driving, etc.
Address: 171 Queen's Gate, S.W. Clubs:
Army and Navy, Ranelagh, R. C. Y.

CAMPBELL, Hon. PhiUir Pitt, B. A.;
Mem. of U. S. House of Representatives for
3rd Dist. of Kansas; 6. Nova Scotia; m.
1892, Helen Goff. When four yrs. of age
moved with his parents to Kansas, and has
resided there ever since. Grad. of Baker
Univ. Read law on the farm, and called
to Bar of Kansas, 1889. First el. to 58th
Congress; re-el. 59th, 60th and 61st Con.
Addresses: The Capitol, Washington, D.C.;
Pittsburg, Kan., U.S.A.

CAMPBELL, Bev. Robert, M.A.. D.D.;
b. Township of Drummond, Ont., 21 June,
1835; s. of Peter Campbell, and Margaret
Campbell; m. Margaret Macdonnell; three
«. two d. Educ: Local Sch., and Queen's

Univ. Tatight sch. for six yrs.; clerk of
Gen. Assembly since 1892; minister of St.
Andrew's Church, Gait, Ont., for four yrs.;
Minister of St. Gabriel Church, Montreal,
for 42 yrs. In 1870, won prize essay on
Union of Presbyterians in Canada. Modera-
tor of Gen. Assembly. 1907; pres. of Nat.
Hist. Soc. 1895-98. Publicahons: History
of St. Gabriel Church. 1887; Union or Co-
operation, 1906; numerous articles in re-
views and periodicals. Reereations: golf,
curling, botany. Address: St. Gabriel Ch.
Manse, 68 St. Famille St^ Montreal.
CAMPBELL. Robert Henrv; Superin-
tendent of Forestry; b. Ailsa Craig, Ont., 26
May, 1867; s. of James Campbell, Canadian
Parliamentary Library, and Dorothy Camp-
bell; unmarried. Eatui.: Strathrov and
Ottawa CoUogiate Inst. Entered Govern-
ment service in Secretary's branch, in 1887;
served as private Sercetary to Deputy
Minister and Minister, and Secretary of
Canadian Forestry Association. Apptd.
Superintendent, 1907. Publications: De-
partmental reports, magazines and news-
paper articles. Recreations: Football, moun-
tainering. Address: 22^ Clemow Av., Ot-

CAMPBELL, Wilfred, LL.D. (Aber-
deen), F.R.S.C.; lyric and dramatic poet;
6. Berlin, Ont, 1 June, 1861 ; s. of Rev. 'Thos.
Swainston Campbell and Matilda Frances,
d. Of late Major Francis Wright of Walworth
Manor House, Surrey; m. Mary Louisa, o. c.
of late D. M. Dibbie, M.D., and Louisa
Mackenzie Macdonald, senior representa-
tive of the ancient Barons Mackay of Stra-
thy, and Derlot, N. Britain, and 10th in
descent through her maternal grandfather,
11th through her maternal grandmother
from Robert Stuart, Earl of Orkney, son of
James V. of Scotland; also through the same
9th and 10th, from Lady Jane Gbrdon, e. d.
of 17th Earl of Sutheriand. Educ.: privately
High Sch.; Univ. of Toronto; Cambridge,
Mass.; F.R.S., Canada; Vice-Pres. Eng. Sec.
R. S., 1899-1900; President, 1900. Studied
for Church of England; retired from Church
to enter Civil Service of Canada and devote
life to literature, 1891; holds position in
Dominion Archives Office; writer of verse
for American and English periodicals, and
of several poetical dramas. Publications:
Lake Lyrics, 1889; The Dread Voyage
Poems. 1893; Mordred and Hildebrand
Tragedies, 1895; Beyond the Hills of Dream
Poems, 1899; Collected Verse, Sagas of
Vaster Britain, 1906; Ian of the Orzades, a
historical novel, 1906; Canada^ 1907; Poeti-
cal Tragidies, 1908; a beautiful rebel, a
historical novel of Up. Can. in 1812, (1909):
"Life and Letters," "Canadian Seasons ana
Woods"; The Umversity and The Natural
Life; "Imperialism in Canada"; "The Cana-
dian Lake Region"; Shakespeare and the
Modem Drama; "A sheaf of winter Lyrics,
1908; Camagie Edition of his ^oems, issued
in 1906, by Andrew Carnegie the great
philanthropist; has written much Imperial
verse. Recreations: walking, skating, tennis,
golf. Address: 24 lisgar St., Ottawa.

CAMPBELL, William B.; b. Shannon-
ville, Ont., 17 July, 1854; s. of William
Camgbell and Margaret Brough; m. Jessie
G. L. Rose, d. of late Geo. Maclean Rose of
Toronto, Ont. Educ: Toronto and Mont-

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real Sch.; after several years Service in the
offices of three Insurance Companies,
branched out as Publisher of The Bvdget
and Insurance Journal; afterwards estab-
lished Office and Field, now the only weekly
journal in the world devoted to Life In-
surance; five months ago commenced pub-
lication of '*Fvre Insurance," devoted to fire
indemnity and reducing of fire waste, the
only journal of its kind published. Address:
84 Victoria St.. Toronto, Ont.

CANADA, Archbishop and Metropolitan
of ; See Sweatman. _ , ^

CANNIFF, Wmiam, M.D.; b. Ontario,
20 Jime, 1830; s. Jonas Cannifif, a U. E. L.,
and Letta Flagler; m. (1st) Grace Hamilton,
(2nd) Elizabeth Foster; six s. one d. Educ:
Common Sch., Univ. of Victoria Coll., Co-

\ boung, Ont. Born and brought up on a
farm, working until about 18 years of a^e;

I went to school in winter; Student at Vic-
toria Coll.; Student at Toronto Medical
School; at Univ., New York. Home Sur-

§eon, N. Y. State Hospital for 14 months;
urgeon on board a vessel to London, Eng.
Entered St. Thomas Hospital; passed Army
Medical Board: apptd. Acting Asst. Sur-
geon BxyyaX Artillery; retired from the Armv
at the close of the War; travelled through
Great Britain, Germany, and France; Hos-
pital work in Paris; returned to Canada;
apptd. Professor of Surgery and General
Pathology, Victoria Coll., Toronto; Dean
of Medical Faculty; retired to general
practice; organized Medical Health Dept.,
Toronto, and was the first Medical Health
Officer. Publications: Principles of Sur-
gery; The Settlement of Upper Canada;
"The Medical Profession in Upper Canada,
1783-1860"; "Canadian Nationality, its
growth and development"; "Early Steam
Navigation in the Dominion;" Historical
Sketch of the County of York; "Account of
the Upper Canada Rebellion, 1837." Ad-
dress: Belleville, Ont. ^ ^ -r.
CANNON, Hon. Lawrence John, LL.B.,
LL.L., D.C.L., (LAval Univ.); a Pmsne
Judge of the Superior Court of Que., for the
Dist. of Three Rivers, since 1905; b. Quebec,
18 Nov., 1852; s. of L. A. Cannon and Miss
Gary; m. 1876, Aurelie (d. 1905), d. of J. G.
Dumoulin, Prothonotary of the Superior
Ct., Arthabaska; five s. three d. Educ:
Quebec Seminary, Laval Univ. Admitted
to the Bar, 1874; commenced practice of his
prof, at Arthabaskaville; apptd. Asst.
Attorney-Gen. for the Prov. of Que., 1891;
cr. Q.C., 1897, and in same yr. acted as
counsel for the Prov. of Que. in the Fisher-
ies case before the Judicial Committee of
the Privy 0)uncil in Eng.; unsuccessful
candidate for H. of C. at g. e., 1882. Ad-
dress: Three Rivers.
CANTLIE, Lieut.-Col. George Stephen;
Supt. of the Car Service of C. P. Ry.; h.
Montreal, Que., 2 May, 1867; s. of James A.
Cantlie, wholesale drjrgoods merchant, Mon-
treal, and Eleanora Simpson Stephen, sister
of Lord Mount Stephen; m. 1896, Beatrice,
d. of the late W. Darling Campbell, of Que-
bec. Educ: By private tuition, Montreal
High Sch., McGiil Univ. Entered Audit
Dept. of C. P. R., 1885; apptd. chief clerk
in office; asst. gen. mgr.; ^en. baggage agt.,
and supt. of the car service, 1896. Joined
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batt. Mem. Montreal Bd. Trade. Address:
338 Mountain St., Montreal. Clubs: Mount
Royal, St. James, Montreal Himt.

CANTLIE, James Alexander; senior
mem. of firm of James A. Cantlie Sc Co., b.
Mortla^ch, Banffshire, Scotland, 5 June,
1836; a. of the late Francis Cantlie and Mary
Stuart; m. 1866, Eleanora Simpson, o. d. of
the late William Stephen; two s. one d,
Educ : Mortlach. Arrived Can. , 1 863 ; estd.
firm of Cantlie, Ewan & Co., 1868. which
was reorganized under the name of James
A. Cantlie & Co., 1893, Mr. C. becoming
head of the concern, which position he now
holds. Pres., Dom. Travellers' Assn., 1880;
Pres. Montreal Bd. of Trade, 1885; Vice-
Pres., Dom. Transport Co.; mem. of the
St. Andrew's Soc. and a Governor of Mont-
real Generid Hospital and Western Hos-
pital. Served in First Aberdeenshire R^t . ,
1859-1863; attended Royal Review before
late Queen Victoria, 1861; served two yrs.
in Victoria Rifles of Montreal. Address: 131
Crescent St., Montreal.

CAPPON, James, M.A.; b. 8 Mar., 1854;
s. of Thomas Cappon and Ellen M. O'Brien;
m. Mary Elizabeth Macnee. Educ: Brou-
ghty Ferry Parish Sch., Dundee High Sch.,
and Glasgow Univ., Scot. Arrived in Can-
ada, 18^; was Bursar and Medalist in
Philosophy (Glasgow); Correspondence tu-
tor in English at Queen Margaret Coll.,
Glasgow; Lecturer in English History for
Glasgow Univ. Extension; Prof, of English
in Queen's University (1888), and of Arts
Faculty (1906). For some years Prof. Cap-
pon took an active part in the University
Extension Movement in Canada, and for
four winters, gave courses in English litera-
ture at Ottawa, under the auspices of
Government House. He has also given
courses in the Normal Sch., at the request
of the Education Department. Publica-
tions: Victor Hugo; a memoir Britain's title
in South Africa; studies in Canadian Poetry;
The Secretarian Principle in the Constitu-
tion of Canada; What Classical Education
means. Recreation: golf. Address: "Fair-
nook," Kingston, Ont.

CABLING* Hon. Sir John, K.C.M.G.. P.
C; b. in Tp. of London, Middlesex, Ont., 23
Jan., 1828; s. of the late Thomas Carling,
of Yorkshire, Eng., who came to Canada
in 1818; m. Hannah, d. of the late Henry
Dalton, London, Ont. Educ: London; el.
to the London Sch. Board. 1850, and served
for four years; City Council, 1864, and served
for four years; member of Old Can. Legis-
lature, from 1857 to 1867; Receiver General
in Oartier-Macdonald Govt., 1862; at Con-
federation, was elec. for London to H. of C,
and also to Ontario Legislature r Commis-
sioner of Agriculture and Public works in
Sandfield-Macdonald Govt., from July,
1867, until Dec.. 1871; re-elec. in 1872. but
defeated 1874; elec., 1878; entered Su- John
MacdonaJd's Administration as Postmaster
General 23 May, 1882; Minister of Agri-
culture, 25 Sept., 1885; defeated for London
1891 ; api^td. to the Senate, 27 April, 1891 ;
resigned in Feb., 1892, to contest bye-elec.
in London for H. of C, and was successful;
ceased to be Min. of Agriculture on dissolu-
tion of Abbott Ministry, 6 Dec, 1892; mem-
ber of Sir John Thompson's Cabinet, with-

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out portfolio same date; re-apptd. to the
Senate, 23 April, 1896; in 1892 was ofiFered
position of Lieut. -Governor of Ontario, but
declined, and in the following year declined
the proffered appointment of Honorary
Commissioner for Canada at the World's
Fair, Chicago; created Knight Commander
of the Order of St. Michael and St. George,
3 June, 1893; in march, 1893, the Standing
Committee on Agric. of the House of Com-
mons adopted a resolution recording its
appreciation of the services rendered by
him to the Agricultural interests of the
Dominion. Is Pres. of the Carling Brewing
and Maltiiig Co. Address: London, Ont.

CABMAN, Bev. Albert, D.D., LL.D.;
General Supt. of the Methodist Church; b.
Iroquois, Dundas Co., Ont., 27 June, 1833;
8. of Philip Carman, Warden of Cos. of
Sformont, Dundas and Glengarry, and
Emmaline Carman, d. of Peter Shaver; m.
Mary Jane, d. of Capt. Jas. Sesk; three a.
one d. Educ: Dundas Co. Gram. Sch.,
Victoria Univ., Cobourg, now Toronto.
Head Master, Dundas Co. Gram. Sch., 1863-
57; Chancellor of Albert Univ., 1857-74
(confederated with Victoria Coll.); Bishop
of Methodist Episcopal Church j 1874-84;
Gen. Supt., Methodist Church since 1884.
Publicationa: Activities of Calling, and sev-
eral pamphlets. Address: 42 Murray St.,
Toronto.

CABMAN, Albert BIchardson, B.A.;
Journalist; b. Belleville, Ont., 8 Feb., 1865;
8. of Rev. Dr. Carman, Gen. Supt. of the
Methodist Church, and Mary Sisk; m. Ger-
trude Walker, of Belleville. Educ: Albert
Coll., Belleville. On staff of Toronto Globe,
1887-1891. Parliamentary Correspondent,
1890-1; ^hief Editorial Writer, Montreal
Star, from 1891 to date. Publications: Two
novels, "The Preparation of Rywson Em-
bury," and "The Pensionnaires;" one econ-
omic work, "The Ethies of Imperialism;"
magazine stories and review articles. Re-
creation: golf. Address: Star Office, Mont-
real.

CABMAN, Bliss, B.A., journalist; b.
Fredericton, N.B., 15 April, 1861; e. s. of
William Carman and Sophia Mary, d. of
George P. Bliss. Educ. : Collegiate Sch. and
Univ. of N.B.; Edinburgh and Harvard.
Office editor, the Independent, New York,
1890-92. PublicaHons: Low Tide pn Grand
Pr^, 1893; Behind the Arras, 1895; A Sea-
mark, 1896; Ballads of Lost Haven, 1897;
Songs from Vagabondia (with Richard
Hovey), 1894* More Songs from Vagabondia
(with Richard Hovey), 1896; by the Aure-
lian Wall, 1898; A Winter Holiday, 1899;
Last Songs from Vagabondia, 1900; Christ-
m s Eve at St. Kavin's, 1901; Ode for the
Coronation, 1902; Pipes of Pan, No. 1», 1902;
Pipes of Pan, No. II, 1903. Recreation:
banoeing. Address: 70 Fifth Avenue, New
York.

CABNET, Michael: West India mer-
chant; b. Waterford, Irel., 11 May, 1839;
s. of Edmund Carney and Margaret Ciamey;
m. 25 Aiig., 1873, Sarah Richardson. El.
to H. of C., at g. e., 1904; unsuccessful at
g. Cy 1908. Address: Halifax, N.S.

CABON, Hon. Joseph Edouard, M.L.A.,
Min. of Agric. for Prov. of Que.; 6. Ste.
Louise, Que., 10 Jan., 1866; s. of Edouard
Caron and Desanges Cloutier; m. (Ist), 1888

Leopoldine Castonguay, of St. Roch des
Aulnaies (d. 1894); (2nd), 1897, Matilda
Destroismaisons; two s. one d. Educ: Ste.
Ann's Coll. An Agriculturist. Sec.-Treas.
of Ck>. Council, Municipality of Ste. Louise;
sch. oommr. of Ste. Louise and Agric. Soc.
of L'Islet Co., since 1893. Unsuccessful can.
for H. of C. at g. e., 1900. and at bye-el.,
1902; first returned to the Legis, by accl.,
at bye-elec., 26 Sept., 1902; re-elec. at g. e.,
1904 and 1908. Address: Ste. Louise, Que.
CABBEL, Frank; Ed. and Prop, of
Quebec Telegraph; b. Quebec, 7 Sept.,
1870; #. of James Carrel and Josepha But-
chart; unmarried. Educ: Quebec, and
Stanstead Coll. In ioumafism for many
yrs. Owner of (^u^bec TeleQ/raph; pres.
"Frank Carrel, Limited." Publications:
"Carrel's Guide to Quebec;" "Tips;" "His-
tory of Quebec Tercentenary." Recreations:
tennis, fishing, hunting. Address: Chateau
Frontenac. Clubs: Garrison, Hunt, Turf,

CABBIEB. Ix>uis Aufiruste, B.A., M.P.;
6. Levis, Que., 24 May, 1858; s. of Antoine
Carrier, and Helen Caroline Sheppard; m.
6 Oct., 1892, Angeline C. Hamel; two s.
Educ: Levis Ck)ll. and High Sch. of Quebec
and Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; Provincial Dir.
Quebec Central Ry.; elec. to H. of C, bye-
elec, 6 June, 1905, by acclam.; re-elec.,
1908; Liberal; Catholic. Address: Levis.

CABBIQUE, William Jeffrey; b. Halt on
Co., Ont., 19 Aug.. 1872; s. of William
Carrigue, and Martha Marlowe; m. 1909,
Mabel Gascoyne. Educ: Georgetown High
Sch., formerly Advertising Manager, Ham-
ilton Spectator, and afterwards the Ottawa
Citizen. Pres. and Gen. Man., Canadian
Street Car Advertising Co., which controls
the advertising in all the Street Cars in the
Dominion. Recreations: motoring and fish-
ing. Addresses: Bank of Ottawa Building,
St. James St., "The Sherbrooke," Montreal.
Clubs: National .Toronto; Canada, R. St. L.
Y. C, and Military Club, Montreal.

CABBOIX, Hon. Henry George, LL.B.,
D.L., Judge of the Superior Court, Quebec;
b. Kamouraska. 31 Jan.. 1865; s. of M. B.
Carroll; m. 1891, Amazelie, d. of L. Boulan-
ger, Merchant of Ste. Agathe de Lotbiniere..
Educ: St. Anne's Coll., and Laval Univ.,
Quebec. Admitted to the Bar, 1889; grad.
at Laval Univ., practised his profession at
Fraserville, Quebec; K.C., 1899; Crown
Attorney for Kamouraska district; elected
to Parliament, 1891. 1896. and 1900; Soli-
citor-General, Canada, 1902-4; Director of
the Quebec and Lake Huron Railway Co.
Publications: President of Le Soleil Pub-
lishing Co. Address: 6 Brebae St., Quebec.
Clubs: Rideau. Ottawa; Garrison. Quebec.

CABBUTHEBS, James; b. Toronto,
Ont., 1853; s. of George Andrew Carruthers
and Janet Carruthers; two a. Educ: Tor-
onto. Entered office of T. C. Chisholm.
grain merchant, Toronto; partner of the
firm of Crane and Baird; esto. offices of his
own in Montreal, Toronto, and Winnipeg.
Pres. Toronto and Montreal Steamboat Co.,
United Supply and Contracting Co. ; Hiram
L. Piper Co.; Montreal and Lake Erie
Steamboat Co.; Dir., Dominion Bank of
Can., St. Lawrence and Chicago Steam
Navigation Co., Royal Marine Insur. Co.,
Winnipeg Elevator Co.; ex-pres., Montrea'

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Bd. of Trade, Com Exchange; Governor
Montreal Gen. Hospital, Western Hospital.
Address: Montreal.

CABSON, Lleut.-Col« John, J. P., Mem.
Carson Bros., fire insur. agts., Montreal;
President of tne Crown Reserve Mining Co.,
Cobalt: 6. Montreal, Que., 13 Oct., 1884;
s. of William Carson and Mary Johnston;
m. 1885, Minnie R.. d. of the late Henry
Corran, of St. John's, Que.; one s. one a.
Educ.: Pub Schs., Montreal. At age of
sixteen yrs., entered employ of the Royal
Insur. Co., and has remained in the insur.
business ever since. Mem. Montreal Board
of Trade. Entered Fifth Royal Scots, now
Fifth Royal Highlanders, as second Ldeut.,
22 May, 1891; Capt., 1894; Major, 1898;
Iieut.-Col., 1902; Lieut.-Col. Commanding,
1906, when Regt. organized into two
batt. Address: 41 13 Sherbrooke St. , Mont-
real . Cl ub : Canada.

CABSWEIX, Robert; b. Colborne, Ont.,
19 July, 1838; s. of Hugh and Margaret
Carswell, of Glasgow, Scot.; m. (Ist), MiU-
cent A. Carmen, sister of Rev. Dr. Carmen;
(2nd) Martha Swan; (3rd) Sophia Prankish;
, one s. three d. Educ: Grammar Sch.,
Brighton; Belleville Seminary and Middle-
sex Univ. course. Taiight School at 18
years of age, during which time he attended
Seminary and Coll., at intervals until 1864,
when he removed to Toronto, and entered
into Lawbook selling and publishing. Has
published over 200 different volumes of Law
Books. His life's ambition has been to
become informed in the life and doctrine
and theology of the New Jerusalem. Re-
crecUions: cn^s. drafts., etc. Address:
1634 King St., West, Toronto, Ont.

CARTER, Col. James Colebrooke, J. P.;
b. Fredericton, N.B., 22 Nov., 1844; s. of
Sir James Carter, for many years Chief
Justice of N.B., and Mary Anne EUsabeth
Carter; m. (Ist) Frances Katherine Jones;
(2nd) Eleanor Frances Oswall; four s. one d.
Educ: King's Coll., N.B.; Vice-Chairman
Berkshire Territorial Association; served in
the 43rd Light Infantry, and Conmianded
the 1st V. B. Royal Berkshire Regiment.
Address: Ardington, Wantage, Berkshire,
Eng. Clubs: Naval and Military, London,
Eng.

CARTER^ Rev. John, M.A.; Bursar of
Pusey House, Oxford; b. 7 Nov., 1861; ».
of John Carter, Toronto. Educ: Up. Can.
Coll., and Trinity Univ., Toronto; Exeter
Coll., Oxford (Exhibitioner), 2nd class Lit,
Hum. 1887. Curate of Limehouse Parish
Church, 1887-89; Resident at Pusey House
since 1889; Assistant Chaplain Exeter Coll.,
Oxford, 1890-96: Hon. Secretary of the
Christian Social Union from its foundation
in 1889; Editor of the Economic Review
since 1 891 . Address : Pusey House, Oxford .

CARTER, John William; Supreme Sec,
S.O.E.; b. Cheltenham, Eng., 30 June,
1839; s. of John and Sarah Carter; m. Jane
Honan. Educ: Cheltenham, Eng. Ar-
rived Canada, May. 1870. Unsuccessful
candidate for West Toronto at Prov. elec.,
1883. Has been Sup. Sec. of the Sons of
England, B. S. for 27 yrs. Address: 64
Macpherson Av., Toronto.

CARTER-COTTON, Hon. Francis L., M.
L.A.; Ed. and Prop, of Vancouver News
4dvMxser; b. Yorkshire, Eng., 1847. First
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el. to B.C. Leg. for Vaneouver, 1890; re-el.
1894, 1896; defeated 1900; el. for Richmond
at g. e., 1903. Prov. Min. of Finance from
Aug., 1898, to Ffeb., 1900; Chief Commr. of
Lands and Works from March, 1899, to
Feb., 1900. Apptd. Pree. of the Ex. Coun..
Ju ne, 190 4. Address: Vancouver, B.C.
CARTWRIGHT, Alexander Dobbs; Sec,
to the Bd. of Ry. Commrs. for Canada; b,
Kingston. Ont., 20 Sept^ 1864; «. of Sir
Richard Cartwright and Frances Lawe; m.
A. E. S. Hart; one «. Educ: Queen's Coll.,
Kingston (Grad. 1886). Called to the Bar,
1888; practiced in Toronto until 1904, when
apptd. to his present position Recreations:

§olf, angling, rifle shooting. Address: 354
tewart St., Ottawa. Clvhs: Rideau, Golf.
0> untry. Ot tawa ; Toronto, Toronto.

CARTWRIGHT, Captain Francis Len-
nox, D.S.O.; 6. 27 March, 1874; 5th
s. of Rt. Hon. Sir R. J. Cartwright, G.C.M.
G., P.C; m. 1901, Ada Marion Carlos, e d,
of Augustus F. Perkins of Oak Dene, Holm-
wood. Surrey. Educ: Bishop Ridley Coll.;
St. C^atherine's; Queen's Umv.^Kingston.
Capt. 14th Batt. Princess of Wales Own
Rifles, Canadian Militia, 1896; joined'Korth
West Mounted Police, 1897, served in
Yukon and North-West Territories; was
seconded to serve in Strathcona's Horse.
1900; served in S. Africa with that corps till
its return to Canada; returned to N. W. M.
P., 1901; retired, 1904; Captain 6th Field
Battery, C. A., 1906. Deooraied for dis-
tinguished service in S. Africa throughout
the campaign. Recreations: shooting, rid-
ing, yachting, swimming, football, hockey.
Ad dress: E angston, Ont.

CARTWRIGHT* Rt. Hon. Sir Richard
John, P.O.; G.C.M.G., cr. 1897; K.C.
M.G., cr. 1879; Senator, Minister of Trade
and Conmierce and leader of the Senate of
Canada; b. Kingston, Ont., 14 Dec., 1835;
«. of late Rev. R. D. Cartwright, Chaplain
to the Forces, Kingston, Ont., and Harriet,
d. of Conway Edward Dobbs, of Dublin,
Ireland; g. s. of Hon. Richard Cartwright,
formerly a Judge of Conmion Pleas in Up-
Canada, and afterwards a member of the
Legislative Council of that Province; m.
1859, Frances, d. of Col. Alexander Lawe,
of Cork, Ireland; six s. three d. Educ:
Trinity Coll., Dublin. Became President
of the Commercial Bank of Canada; is Pres.
Director, or Trustee of several commercial
and financial corporations; during its exist-
ence was Pres. of the Reform Club, Toronto ;
Pres. of the Eastern Ont. Liberal Associa-
tion, formed in 1897; elected to Parliament
of Old Canada, for Lennox and Addington.
1863, and continued to sit for that constit-
uency imtil 1867; from Confederation down
to 1878, represented Lennox in House of
Commons; defeated in Lennox, 1878; was
returned for Centre Huron at bye-election
on resiniation of H. Horton; contested
Centre Wellington, 1882; elected S. Huron,
1883; S. Oxford, 1887. 1891. 1896; Finance
Minister, 1873-78; Chief Financial Critic,
and one of the Leaders of the Opposition in
Parliament, 1879-96; Acting-Premier and
Leader in the House of Commons, 1897;
went to Washington, 1897, to pronmte
better relations between Canada and the
United States; proposed a Joint Commis-
sion, and represented Canada on the Anglo-

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American Jcnnt High Ckimmisaioii when it
sat at Quebec in the summer of 1898, and
Washington in the winter of 1898-99; Act-
ing-Premier during Premier's absence at
Colonial Conference, 1907. A Liberal. Ad-
dress: 276 O'Connor St., Ottawa. Clttb:
Rideau, Ottawa.

CABTWBI6HT, Lleut.-Col. BobeH, C.
M.G., 1900; formerly Assistant Adjutant-
Qeneral for Musketry, Headquarters, Can.;
6. 4 Nov.^ 1860; e. «. of Rt. Hon. Sir R.
CartwrijEht; m. 1885, Ivy Maria Russell, d.
of Benjamin C. Davy; two d. Com • and
School of Musketry; A.A.G. Militia Force of
Canada; Ma|or and Brevet lieut.-Col.,
Royal Canadian Regiment. Served North
West Rebellion, 1885 (Medal); South Africa
Canadian Contingent (Medal, four clasps);
now engaged in fruit farming. Address:
Sunmieriands, B.C. Club: Rideau, Ot-
tawa.

CABVELL, Frank Broadstreet, LL.D.,
M.P.; b. Bloomfield, 0>. Carleton, N.B..
14 Aug., 1862; s. of Bishop Carvell and
Margaret lindsay; m. Carrie B. Packs, 28
July, 1887; one d. Educ: in the Ck>m. Soh.,

ulv, 1887;
nd Boston

»n Univ.; graduated from Boston
Univ., June, 1890. Admitted Attorney,
Oct., 1890. Elec. to the H. of Assembly
of New Brunswick, Feb., 1889. and resigned
in Oct., 1900; unsuccessfully contested
Carleton, N.B., for the H. of C. in 1900. but
was elec. in 1904 and 1908. Address: Wood-
stock, N.B.

CASET, Blffht Bev. Timothy, D.D.,
Bishop of St. John: b. Charlotte Co. N.S.,
20 Feb., 1862; s. of Jere. Casey and Cath-
erine Case^. Educ: St. Joseph's 0>11., and
Laval Umv., Quebec.; ordained Priest, 29
Tune, 1886. Bishop, 30 Sept., 1899. Ad-
dress: St. John, N.B.

CASGBAIN, Hon. Joi^eph Philippe Baby,
C.E., Senator; b, Quebec, Que., 1 March,
1856; 8. of P. B. Casgrain, K.C., for 19 yrs.
mem. of Parlt.. and Mathilde Perrault;
grandson of the late Col. C. E. Casgrain,
mem. of the Legislative Assembly, 1830-
1834; g. grandson of the late Hon. James
Baby, at one time Speaker of the Legisla-
tive Assembly of Up. Can.; m. 1885, EUa,
d. of the late J. W. Cook; four s. two d.
Educ: Seminary of Quebec. Has followed
prof, of (yivil Engineer in Montreal, since
1888; admitted as a Provincial Land Sur-
veyor, 1878, and as a Dom. Land Sur., 1881.
and is also an Ont. and Manitoba Lana
Surv. Director Richelieu and Ont., Navi-
gation Ck). Called to the Senate, Jan. 27,
1900; mem. of the Ottawa Improvement
Com., since 1903; Chairman of Railway
Committee of the Senate. Address: 180
St. James St., Montreal, Que. Clubs: St.
James', Montreal; Rideau, Ottawa.

CAS6BAIN, Major Philippe Henri du
Perron. R.E.; 6. Quebec, 31 May, 1864.
Educ: Royal Military Ck)ll., Kingston. Ser-
ved North-Weet Territory, throughout Re-
bellion, as Adjutant 9th Rifles, 1885 (medal;
joined R. E., 1885; qualified as an Inter-
preter in Russian, 1893; Captain, 1894;
Major. 1902; served Manipur Expedition,
1891 (medal and clasp); Ordnance Survey,
Bedford, 1891-95; served S. African War
(despatches, two medals, and five clasps).
Address: 8 St. James's Square, S. W. Eng.

CASGBAIN, Thomas Chase, K.C.. LL.
D.; b. Detroit. Mich., U.S.A., 28 July, 1852;
«. of Hon. C. E. Ca^rain and Charlotte
Mary Chase; m. Marie-Louise Le Moine:
one «. Educ: Quebec Sem. and Laval
Univ., Que.; member of the Que. Legis.,
1886-1896; Attorney-General for Que., 1891
1896: member of the H. of C, 1896-1904.
Address: Montreal. Clubs: Mount Royal;
St. James', Montreal; Garrison, Quebec,
and Rideau, Ottawa.

CAHAN, Charles HasUtt, A.B., LL.B., K.
C; b. Yarmouth, N.S., 31 Oct.. 1861; «. of
Charles and Theresa Cahan; m. Mary J.
Hetherington; two s. one d. Educ: Yar-
mouth Seminary; Dalhousie Univ., Halifax.
Grad. Dalhousie Univ. in Arts, 1884, in
Law, 1890; called to the Bar of N.S.. 1893,
and subsequently called to the Bar of Que.,
apptd. K.C. for N.S;, 1907; K.C. for Que.,
1909.; Pres. of the Canada Cement Co., el.
to the N.S. Legis. for Shelbume, 1890;
Leader of C5onservative Party in N.S. Legis.,
1890-94. Addresses: 37 Royal Insurance
Bldg., (bus.); 198 Univeraty St., Montreal.
Clubs: Halifax, Halifax; Jockey, Mexico;
Mount Royal, Montreal.

CAINS, Fred. L.; 6. Tp. of Lochiel, Glen-
garry Ck)., Ont., 19 Feb., 1862; s. of Henry
Cains and Ann lighthall; m. 1884, Frances
Pulsford, of London, Eng.; two s, two rf.
Educ: McGill C5oll.; commenced mercan-
tile career with Greenshield's Ltd., Mont-
real; estab. firm Brophy, Cains A C5o., whole-
sale dry goods, 1888; remained with firm
until 1908, and then organized **F. L.
Cains, Ltd.", wholesale dry goods; Pres.,
Commercial "Travellers' Assoc, of Can., 1905.
Recreations: golf. Address: 41 Hampton
Court. Montreal; 301 St. James St., Mont-
real (bus.) Clubs: St. James', Canada, Forest
and Stream, Royal Montreal Golf, Montreal.
Laurentian, Ottawa; (Life Mem. M.A.A^A.,
Montreal.)

CASH, Edward L., M.D., M.P.: 6. Mark-
ham, Ont., 26 Dec., 1849; «. of David Cash
and Elizabeth Eckardt; m. Mary V. Simp-
son; one s. two d. Edvc: Markham Hif^h
Sch. and Victoria Univ.; Graduated m
Medicine at age of 21; went to U.S.A.. and
remained for 26 yrs., returning to Canada
in 1896 and was d. to Parlt. for Mackenzie,
Sask., in 1904, and again in 1908. Address:
Yorkton, Sask.

CASSELS, Hon. Walter Gibson Prinffle,
B.A., K.C, Judge of the Exchequer Court
of Canada; 6. Quebec, Que., 14 Aug., 1845;
s. of Robert Cassels and Mary Macnab: m.
Susie Hamilton; two s. four d. Educ:
Quebec High Sch., and Toronto Unjv.:
member of the law firm of Blake, Lash and
Cassels, Toronto, for many years, during
which he held briefs as Ck)uncel for the C. P.
Ry., in the famous OnderdoiUc Arbitration,
and for the Province of Ont., Queen's Coun-
cil, 1883; apptd. Judge of the Exchequer
CJourt, 2 March, 1908. Recreations: salmon
fishing, golf and curling. Address: 21 Black-
bum, Av., Ottawa. Cftt6«; Toronto, Toronto
Hunt, Toronto, Ont.; Rideau, Golf and
Country, Ottawa, Ont.; Halifax, Halifax.

CASSILS, Charles; merchant; b. Renton
Dumbartonshire, Scotland, 16 June, 1841 ;
s. of John Cassils and Margaret Murray; m.
(1st) 1865, Agnes Shearer, of Rutherglen
(d. 1868); (2nd) Miss 0>chrane, d. of the

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late Senator Cochrane of Hinhurst, Que.;
three 8. four d. . Educ. : Rutl^erglen, near
Glasgow. On arrival Can., joined firm of
Cochrane, Cassils & Co., boot and ^oe
mnfrs., Montreal. Represents Ei^lish
House of Messrs. Bolckow, Vaughan &
Co., Ltd., of Middlesboro', Yorkshire. Act-
ed as chief rep. in Can., of the Cam^ie
Steel Co., for many yrs., until formation of
the U.S. Steel Trust. Pres., Dom. Trans-
POTt Co.; dir., Bell Telephone Co., Northern
ISlectric and Mnfg. Co^ Dominion Bridge
Co., Wire and Cable Co., Windsor Hotel
Co., Canadian Transfer Coi International
Nickel Co., of New York, and various other
Cos.; mem. Masonic fraternity and life
governor of Montreal General Hospital;
Pre^., St. Andrew's Soc. of Montreal. Was
Pres., Montreal Philharmonic Soc. for
several yrs. Recreation: music. Address:
209 University St., Montreal, Que. Clubs:
Mount Royal, 9t. James', Forest and
Stream, Montreal, Himt, Canada, Royal St.
Lawrence Yacht, Jockey.

CATTO, Charles James, Captain 48th
Regt., Highlanders; b. Toronto, Ont., 14
Nov., 1868; s. of John Catto and Margaret
Mundee; m. Leila Alice Taylor; five «. Mep-
chant, Jimior Partner of John Catto & Son,
Toronto. Address: 46 Breadalbane St.,
Toronto. Club: Canadian Military Institute,
Toronto.

CATTO, Dr. William; b. Aberdeenshire,
Scotland, 1867. EduC: Aberdeen Univ.,
and later at Edinburah; completed his
medical educ, Berlin, Germany. Went by
sea from Liverpool to Dawson at height of
Klondike fever. In addition to large medi-
cal practice has taken a great interest in
mining operations; operated first mill on
a quartz deposit at Klondike. Address:
Dawson, Y.T.

CAVERHILL, George; mem. of the firm
of Caverhill, Learmont & Co., Hardware
Merchants; b. Beauhamois, Que., 18 Oct.,
1868; «. of Thomas Caverhill and Elizabeth
Spiers Buchanan; m. 1887, Emily Margaret,
d. of John Caverhill; one «. one d. Educ.
Montreal High Sch., Coll. Inst, of Gait,
McGill Univ. Entered the employ of
Crathem & Caverhill, 1877; joined his bro.
the late Frank Caverhill, J. B. Learmont.
and T. H. Newman in organizing the firm
of Caverhill, Learmont & Co. Was Pres.,
Montreal Bd. of Trade; Vice-Pres., Mont-
real Loan and Mortgage Co.; dir., Dominion
Iron and Steel Co., Montreal Street Ry. Co.,
Royal Victoria Life Ins. Co., Richelieu and
Ont. Nav. Co., Canadian Colored Cotton
Mills Co.; governor, Montreal General Hos-
pital. Address: 166 Druramond St., Mont-
real, Que. Clubs: St. James', Mount Royal,
Montreal, Canada, Forest and Stream,
Roval Montreal Golf, Montreal Hunt, Mont-
real Jockey, Royal St. Lawrence Yacht.

CEPERLEY, Henry T.; real estate agent
b. Oneonta, N.Y., 10 Jan., 1851; s. of Martin
Ceperley and Desiah Winnie; one «. one d.
Educ: Pub. Schs. and secured teacher's
certificate. Taught sch. in New York
State, until 1875, when he removed to
Minnesota and later to Montana, where he
engaged in real estate. Became resident
Vancouver, 1886, where has built up exten-
sive business as real estate and insur. agent,
also mining broker. Dir. of the British
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America Development Co., the British
Columbia Building Assn., and the Carter
River Power Co. Address: Georgia St.,
Vancouver, B.C. Clubs: Vancouver, Ter-
minal City, Vancouver.

CHADWICK, His Hon. Austin Cooper,
Judge of the County Court, Wellington
County, and local Judge High Court of
Justice, Ontario; b. Tp. of Ancaster, Went-
worth Co., Ont.. 18 Nov.. 1842; s. John
Craven Chadwick, originally of Ballmora
Co., Tipperary, Ireland, and Louisa, d. of
Jonathan Bell, Kensington, Eng.; m. Caro>
line Christie, d. of Ralph Charles Nicholson,
late of Toronto and Lewes, Eng.; one a.
one d. Educ: at Private Sen. in Clapham,
Eng., and the Guelph Grammar Schs.
Called to the Bar, 1864; apptd. Junior
Judge of the County of Welungton, Jan.,
1873; Local Judge, H. C. J., March, 1882;
Judge Wellington, 1891. RecreaHons: field
sports, fishing, shooting. Address: Guelph,
Ont.

CHALLENEB, Frederick Sproston, R.
C.A.; 6. Whetstone, En^and, 1869; s. of
Edwin and Emma Jane Wood, London; m.
1902, Ethel White, Oshawa, Ont.; one s.
two d. Educ: St. Paul's Sch., Stratford.
Essex. Arrived in Canada, 1883; studied
at Ontario School of Art, and with G. A.
Reid, R.C.A., Toronto; also in England,
Italy, Egypt, and Syria; A.R.C.A.; received
medal, Pan-American Exposition,. Buffalo;
mem. of Council, Toronto Guild of CSvic
Art.; Ont. Society of Artists, and Royal
Canadian Academy of Art. Principal works:
National Gallery, Ottawa — Workers of the
Fields (Diploma work); A Song at TwiUght.
Provincial Art Gallery, Toronto — ^The Milk-
maid; When the Lights are Low; A Quiet
Old Road; mural decorations — Russell
Theatre, Ottawa; King Edward Hotel,
Toronto; and C. P. R. HotelJThe Alexandra
Winnipeg; steamers of the R. and O. Nav.
Co.; medal at Louisiana Purchase Exposi-
tion, 1904. Address: Old Court House,
Toronto.

CHAMBERLAIN, Montague; 6. St.
John, N.B., April 6, 1844; s. Samuel M.
Chamberlain and Catherine W. Stevens.
Educ: pvt. schs., St. John, until 1868; un-
married. Bookkeeper 18 yrs., and partner
1885-7, firm of J. & W. F. Harrison, whole-
sale grocers, St. John; asst. sec., 1889-93,
sec, 1893-1900, Lawrence Scientific Sch.
For 10 yrs. was active mem. of Canadian
Militia; retired with rank of Capt. Mem.
Natural History Soc, of N.B., Bost|on Nat-
ural History Soc, Am. Omithol. Union,
Nuttall Omithol. Club, Victorian Club
(Boston), Boston Folk Lore Soc, and Ind-
ian Industries League. Publications: Cana-
dian Birds, 1870; Systematic Table of Cana-
dian Birds, 1887; Nuttall's Ornithology,
revised and extended, 1891 and 1896; Birds
of Greenland, 1892; Some Canadian Birds,
1895; The Church Army, 1897; Maliseet
Vocabulary, 1899; The Penobscot Indians,
1899; also various bulls., etc Address:
Felton Hall, Cambridge, Mass.

CHAMBEBL.ATNE, Miss Catharine
Jane, B.A.; 6. Toledo, Can.; d. Ashley
"Taylor Chamberlayne and Cynthia Sheffield
Thompson. Educ: Elmira Coll. for Women,
1865; studied literature and French, in
Paris. Lady prin., Lasell Sem,, 9 yrs., Cin-

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cinnati Wesleyan Coll., 6 jt^., Wilbraham
Acad., 7 yrs.; founded, 1^92, and since
prin., Miss Chamberlayne's School for Girls.
Address: The Fenway, Boston, Mass.

CHAMBERS, Edward* Thomas Davies;
b. Sa£fron Walden, Eng., 26 June, 1852,
s. of Edward Thomas Chambers and Louisa
Percy Davies; in. Margaret, d. of the late
James Jamieson, J.P.; three s. one d.
Arrived in Canada, May, 1870; in the seven-
ties was Principal of the Granby and St.
Andrew's Academies. In journalism and
literary pursuits ever since. For many
years editor Quebec Chronicle. For ten
years a member of the Quebec City Council,
and for sometime Pro. Mayor. Past-Grand
Master Masonic Grand Lodge, Que. Pu6-
HccUions: The Onananiche and its Canadian
Environments; Illustrated QuebeCf The
Port of Qubec; Chambers Guide to Quebec;
The Anglers Guide to Eastern Canada; The
Sportsman's Companion, etc. Recreation:
Aiiglizig and gardening. Address: 274 Grand
AUee, Quebec. Clitb: Garrison, Quebec.

CHAMBERS, Captain Ernest John;
dentleman Usher of the Black Rod, the
Senate of Canada; b. Penkridge, Stafford-
^re, Eng.. 16 April, 1862; s. of Edward
Thomas Chambers, and Louisa Percy Dav-
ies (both Ekig).; m. 1898, Bertha Macmillan,
of Kingston, Ont.; one s. t>ne d. Educ:
Prince Albert Sch., St. Henri, Que., and
Montreal High. Sch. Came to Canada with
his parents, 1870. Father was for most of
his life engaged in educational work in Eng.
and Prov. o? Que. An ancestor on father s
side (Rear Admiral Thos. Chambers) served
in Saunders' fleet at Quebec, 1759, and
during the Revolutionary War commanded
the British Squadron on Lake Champlain
and Greoige. Until apptd. to the Senate,
was actively engaged in journalism, most
of the time in Montreal. In 1888 and 1889,
was Managing Director and Editor of the
Calgary Herald, the pioneer daily newspaper
in the then Northwest Territories. Was for
two years joint proprietor and editor of the
Canadian Military Gazette. Has contribu-
ted to a variety of publications on histori-
cal, military, hunting and] yachting sub-
jects. Among his books are the following:
"Suburban Montreal," six editions (pub-
lished at Montreal, 1890-96); "The Origin
and Services of the Prince of Wales* Rai-
ment" (Montreal, 1897); "The Third (Mont-
real) Field Battery, its Origin ana Ser-
vices" (Montreal, 1898); "History of the
Queen's Own Rifles of Canada," (Toronto,
1903); "The Montreal Highland Cadets, a
Corps History" (Montreal, 1901); "The
Governor General's Body Guard, Canada"
(Toronto, 1902); The Duke of Cornwall's
Own Rifles," (Ottawa, 1903); "The Book of
Montreal" (Montreal, 1903); "The Royal
Grenadiers, a Regimental History" (Tor-
onto, 1904); "The 5th Regiment, Royal
Scots of Canada (Highlanders)" (Montreal,
1904); "The Book of Canada" (Montreal,
1905); "A Great Building Firm of a Great
City" (Montreal, 1905); "The Canadian
Marine, a History of the Department of
Marine and Fisheries" (Toronto, 1905);
"Regimental History of the 90th Winnipeg
Rifles" (Winnipeg, 1905); "Encyclopedia ot
Canadian Biography," Volumes I and II
(Montreal and Toronto, 1904 and 1906);

"Histoire du 65eme Regiment Carabiniers
Mont Royal" (Montreal, 1906); "History
of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police '
(Montreal and Ottawa. 1906); "A History
of the Canadian Militia" (Ottawa, 1907)
"Canada's Fertile Northland," three edi-
tions (Govt. Printing Bureau, Ottawa, 1907,
1908, 1909); "The Settler's Gfuide," (Winni-
- peg, 1908); "The Great Mackenzie Basin"
(Govt. Printing Bureau, Ottawa. 1908);
"The Allan Line" a history and guide book
(London, Eng., 1909); "The Canadian
Parliamentary Guide," editions* of 1908,
1909, and 1910 (Ottawa). Has been con-
nected with Canadian Biilitia for manyyrs.
As a boy commanded the Montreal High
Sch. Cadet Rifles, and later was Adjutant
of the 6th Fusiliers, now the Prince of
Wales' Fusiliers. At present Capt. of the
Corps of Guides, on special service, attached
to Intelligence Branch at Headquarters.
Recreations: shooting, fishing. Addresses:
The Senate. Ottawa; 325 Daly Ave., Ottawa

CHAMBERS, Bev. James, B.A., M.A..
D.D.; 6. Holbrook, Ont., Mar. 1, 1851; «.
Robert Chambers and Katharine Lucas
Nesbitt; m. 1877, Jessie Irene Buell. Educ:
Princeton, 1872; Princeton Theol. Sem.,
1 875' Ordained to Presby'n Ministry, 1 875 ;
pastor Sherburne, N.Y., 1875-1882; Calvary
Presby'n Ch.. New York 1882-1900; del-
ivered somon in 1894 that started cam-
paign against Tammany; 3 times moderator
Presbytery of New York; mem. 5 Gen.
Assemblies, Presby'n Ch.; editor Church
Work, 12 yrs.; writer of religious, critical
and reform articles. Connected with Nat.
Bank of Norwich, N.Y., since 1900. Life
mem. A. B. C. F. M., Am. Home Missionary
Soc., Am. Tract Soc., Am. Bible Soc. Clvbs:
Presby'n Union (New York), Norwich. Ad-
dress: Norwich, N. Y.

CHAMPAGNE, Albert, M.P.; 6. Ottawa,
Ont., 23 June. 1867: s. of Seraphin Cham-
pagne and Melina Ducharme: m. 29 Sept.,
1895, Ester Oliver. Educ: Christian Bros.
Sch., Ottawa; constable in the R. N. W. M.
P., for 10 years, stationed at Battleford in
"C" Division; was elec. first Mayor of the
town of Battleford, July ,1904; was elec.
a member of Legislature of Saskatchewan;
elec. to H. of C, 1908; a brother of Control-
ler Champagne, ()ttawa; Roman Catholic;
Liberal. Addrc««; Battleford, Sask.

CHAMPAGNE, Napoleon; CJont roller of
Ottawa; h. Ottawa, Ont., 4 May, 1862; «. of
Seraphin Champagne and Melina Ducharme.
Educ: Christian Brothers Sch., Ottawa,
and Law Sch.; alderman for Ottawa for
fifteen years; Controller for three years;
Acting Mayor; unsuccessful candidate for
H. of C, three times, and once for the
Legislature in the Conservative interests.
Address: 48 Sparks St., Ottawa. Clvh: Elks,
Ottawa. , „

CHAPAIS, Jean Charles, LL.B.; b. St.
Denis de la Bouteillerie. Kamouraska Co.,
Que., 6 March. 1850; s. of Hon. Jean Charles
Chapais, Senator of Canada, and Georgina
Dionne. d. of Hon. Limable Dionne, a mem,
of the Legislative Coimcil of Quebec, before
Confederation; m. Henrietta d. of Alexis
Thomas Mechaud, M.D., on of the Gover-
nors of the Coll. of Medicine, of Quebec;
one s. one d. Educ: Ck)ll. of St. Ann de
la Pocatiere, Kamouraska County, Que., and

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Laval, Que.; admitted to the Barr, 1870;
praotisea law for two years; has since
devoted all his time to agriculture; was
Associate Editor of the omcial Journal of
Agriculture of the Province of Quebec, from
1879 to 1890; also official Agricultural
Iieoturer. Is at present, since 1890, Assist.
Daii^ Commissioner, Canada; was Secretary
the nrst Quebec Forestry Association; Dir.,
Vioe-Pres. and Pres. of the Pomological and
fruit growing Soc, of the Prov. of Que.; and
since 1879, Agricultural Lecturer in all the
French Sections of the Dominion; collobor-
ator and correspondent of the French and
English Agricultural Press for 30 years.
PvhlictUiona: Book on Forestry "The Can-
adian Foresters' Illustrated Guide," in
French and English, 1883. Addrest: St.
Denis de la Bouteillerie, Kamouraska, Co.,
Quebec.

€HAPAIS, Hon. Joseph Amable Thomas
LL.D., M.L.C.; 6. St. Denis de Kamouraska.
23 March, 1858; ». of the late Hon. J. C.
Chapal^' and Henriette Georgina Dionne;
tn. Hectorine, e. d. of ^ Hector Langevin,
formerly Min. of Pub. Works for Canada.
Educ: at Coll. of St. Anne de la Pocatiere.
Studied law and called to the Bar of Que.,
1879. From 1884 to 1890, was Chief
Editor, and from 1890-1901, Proprietor and
Editor of Le Cowrrier du Canada. Unsuc-
cessful can. for H. of C. at g. e., 1891. Appd.
to Legis. Coun., March, 1892; Jan., 1893.
Min. without portfolio in Taillon Govt., and
Leader of Govt, in Legis. Coim.; Pres. of
Legis. Coun., 1895; Pres. of the Council,
May, 1896; Min. of Colinixation and Mines
in Flynn Govt., 1897. Puhlicationa: "Le
serment du Roi, 1900; Jean Rolin, Iiitend-
ant of New France, 1904; Melanges, 1905,
etc. Address: 3 Ursulines St., Quebec.

CHAPLEAU, Major Samuel Edmour St.
Oiis:e; Clerk of Senate of Canada and
Clerk of Parliaments of Canada, since 1900;
6. Syracuse, N.Y., 1839; 2nd ». of Pierre
Chapleau. builder, Montreal; m. Caroline K;

. 3rd d. of Lt.-Col. Geo. W. Patten, U.S.
Army; one a. Educ: Coll. of Terrebonne.
Went to U.S., 1860; entered regular army,
1861. Received brevet rank of Capt. for
gallant and mertiorious services at battle
of Murfreesboro', Tenn.j and that of Brevet-
Major for gallant services during Atlanta
campaign and at battle of Jonesboro,' Ga. ;
was also at battle of Shiloh, Tenn., the
siege of Corinth. Miss., and battles of Chick-
amauga and Chattanooga, Tenn,; sent to
Memphis during the riots in that city, 1866;
in command of the troops at Augusta, Ga.,
during the riots, 1868. Retired from U.S.
Army, 1871; entered Civil Service of Can.,
1873; Secretary of Department of Public
Works, Sheriff of North West Territories,
and Clerk of the Crown in Chancery. Re-
ereationa: Reading, camping, fishing, shoot-
ing, horseback riding, etc. Addrest: The
Senate, Ottawa, Canada. Cluba: Rldeau,
Ottawa; Army and Navy, New York.

CHAPLEAU, Samuel Jefferson, C.E.; h.
Atlanta, Ga., 1 Jan., 1869; a. of Major S. E.
Chapleau, clerk of the Can. Senate, and
Carrie K. Patten; m. Mary Edith, d. of
James Gouin, Postmaster of Ottawa; one a.
one d. Educ: Ottawa Coll. Inst, and
Rensselaer Poly. Inst., Troy. N.Y. (grad.,
1891). Member of Can. and Amer. Socs.,
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CSvil Engrs. Summers 1889-1890. instru-
ment man and draughtsman on municipal
and general engineenng for P. H. Baerman,
C.E., Troy, N.Y.; Nov., 1890, transitroan^
Hudson Kiver Impvt. Commission U.S.
Corps Engrs.; July to Sept., 1891, transit-
man prehminary location for proposed
railway form Greenwich, N.Y., to Rutland.
Vermont; Sept., 1891, to May, 1892, General
Engr. practice office of P. H. Baerman,
Troy, N.Y.; May, 1892, to Jan., 1894,
Assistant to Div. Engr., Eastern Div.,
C. P. R., general maintainance of way,,
yards surveys, &c.; Jan. to Aug., 1894,
private practice Ottawa, Canada; Aug.,
1894 to Feb. 1896, in charge topographic
party on Hydrographio Survey of Fraser
River, B.C., for Dept. Public Works. Can.;
May to Sept., 1895, structural draftsman
Somanges Canal construction. Coteau Land-
ing. Que.; Sept., 1895 to June, 1896, Asst.
{Engineer on adjustment of final estimates..
Canadian Ship Canal, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont;
June, 1896 to June, 1900. structural drafts-
man, later Assist. Engr. Soulanges Canal
construction, Coteau Landing, in respon-
sible chaige of design of working drawing^s,
construction estimates, &c., Dept. of Rail-

> ways and Canals, Canada; June, 1900 to
March, 1901, Ass't. Engr.. N.Y. State Barge
Canal survey in charge of designs and
estimates of looks and their equipment and
construction proposed 12' Canal, Buffalo to
Albany, and on Champlain Canal improve-
ment; March, 1901, to June, 1904, Asst.
Engr., Dept. Public Works Engineer in
charge Hydro-graphic investigation. Middle
Channel River, St. Lawrence Kingston to
Brockville, Ont., for 14' navigation, also
surveys and improvements of harbor and
chanels upper St. Lawrence Dist., Jtme to
Octy 1904, Prin. Asst. Engr. in organization
of Canadian Hydrographic office and in
charge district Montreal to Great Lakes,
Dept. of Marine, Can. To date, Engr. in
charge Nipissing Dist. (Mem. of Board of
Advisory Engrs.), Geo. Bay Ship Canal
survey for Dept. Public Works, Can. Re-
creationa: Motor boating, canoeing, hunting.
Addreaa: P. O. Box 203, Ottawa. Cluba:
Yacht, Canoe, Gananoque, Ont. Rowing,
Ottawa.

CHAPPLE, His Hon. Thomas Williai^,
Judge of the District of Kenora; b. Kilkenny
Ireland, 10 Feb., 1813; a. of Capt. William
Chappie and Eiitychia McNaughton; m.
Lucy Ann French, of Oshawa; one «.; Educ:
Newcastle and Toronto, Ont.; arrived in
Canada, 9 Oct., 1858; called to the Bar of
Ontario, 1883; elected M.P., 1894; apptd.
Judge, 1898. Recreationa: Baseball and
boating. Addreaa: Kenora, Ont. Club:
Lake of the Woods.

CHAPUT, Charles; head of the firm of
L. Chaput, Fils & Cie, wholesale grocers,
Montreal; b. Montreal, Que., Nov., 1841;
a. of the late Leandre Chaput, founder of
the firm of L. Chaput, Fils & Cie, and
Helene St. Denis; three a. two d. Educ:
French and English Schs., Montreal. Joined
father's firm as clerk, 1867; made partner
1862. head of the firm. 1878. Mem. of the
Council of Montreal Bd. of Trade. Dir.,
Canada Life Ass. Co.; Vice-Pres., Montreal
Business Men's League; Gov., Notre Dame

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Hospital and Mem. Montreal Dispensary.
Addrew: 349 Sherbrooke St. E., Montreal.

C^HABBONNEAU. Hon. Napoleon, K.C.;
a Puisnie Judge of the Superior Ck>urt of the
Prov. of Que., since 1903; h. Cotedes Neiges.
Que.. 12 Feb.. 1853; <. of Aunistin Char-
Donneau and Julienne Dufort. Educ: Mont-
real OoU. Admitted .to the Bar, 1879, and
practiced prof, in Montreal. Unsuccessful
candidate for H. of C, at g. e., 1887; elec.
1895. Address: 36 Simpson St., Montreal.

GBL4BLTON, Alexander Drysdalet Asst.
Gen. Passngr. Agt., Northern Pacific Ry.:
. b. Hamilton, Ont., 15 Nov., 1859. Entered
Ry. service, Feb., 1876, since which he has
been consecutively to June, 1877, Clerk,
Auditor's office Great Western Ry. of Can. ;
June 8, 1877, to Feb. 15, 1884, with Chicago
^ Alton Rd., successively m charge return
ticket dept., and of issuing tickets and rate
clerk; Feb. 15, 1884, to date, succeesively
gen. western passngr. agt. and asst. gen.
passngr. agt.. Northern Pacific Rd. and its
successor, the Northern Pacific Ry. Ad-
dr eas: Portland, Ore.

CTHABLTON. Cksorge James, Gen. Pass-
ngr. Agt., Chicago & Alton Ry.; 6. Hamil-
ton, Ont., 9 Sept., 1860. Educ: Pub. and
Priv. Schs. Entered Ry. service 1875. as
Messenger Boy, Gen. Passn^. Dept., Chic-
ago & Alton Rd., since whicn he has been
consecutively to March. 1895, successively
Junior Clerk, Conductor's Clerk, Ticket
Stock Clerk. Kate Clerk and Ticket Accnt.
same Dept.; March 14, 1885 to Jan. 1, 1900,
Asst. Gen. Passngr. Agt., and Jan. 1, 1900,
to date. Gen. Passngr Agt.; entire service
with the Chicago & Alton Rd. and its suc-
cessor, the Chicago & Alton Ry. Address:
Chicago, 111.

CHABLTON, Harry Beady; 6. St. Johns,
Que., 9 Feb^ 1866; m. R. L. Edith Osgoode;
one 8. Educ. : St. John's High Sch. ; started
in 1881, with the St. Johns News, and was
afterwards with the Montreal Herald for
five years; C. P. R. Co., for five years, and
Davis and St. Lawrence Co. for two years.
Entered the service of the G. T. Ry. System,
1 Jan., 1898, as Advertising Agent: now
General Advertising Agent for G. T. Ry.
System, and G. T. Pacific Ry.; Address: 8
Sussex Av., Montreal. Clubs: Transporta-
tion, Bu ffalo; Press Club, Chicago.

CHATEAUYEBT, Victor: 6. Quebec.
Que., 1841; s. of Pierre Chateauvert and
Angele Rousseau; m. Virginie Dussault, of
Quebec; four s. three d. Educ: Christian
Brothers' Sch., William Thorn's English
Academy, Quebec. Entered employ Louis
Renaud & Frere (now J. B. Renaud & Co,),
flour, grain and provision merchants. 1885;
became a partner, 1879; bought out the
bis. together with Gaspard Lemoine, 1884.
Pres. Renaud & Co., Ltd., Dir. La Banque
Nationale; Pres. Quebec Bd. of Trade, 1891-
1893. Served as Harbor Commr. of Que.
El. to Que. Legis. Assemblv, 1892; retired
on dissolution that Parlt. Address: St. Foy
Rd., Quebec.
CHAUSSE, Alclde; Supt. of BIdgs.,
Montreal; h. Saint Sulpice, I'assomption
Co., Que., 7 Jan., 1868; s. of Edouard
ChaussCj lumber merchant, and Rose de
f Lima Rivet; m. 1894, Rose de Lima Ren-
aud; two s. Educ: St. Mary's Academy,
Montcalm Sch., Montreal. Studied archi-

tecture in Montreal, Chicago,and Milwaukee^
U.S. Practiced as an architect in Montreal
for twelve yrs.; apptd. head of the Bureau
of Bldg. Inspection, Montreal, 1900. Mem.
of the uouncil of the Chamber of Commerce
commr. of the Superior Ct.; Vice-Pres. of
International Soc. of Inspectors of Bldgs.;
Sec. Architectural Inst, of Can.; past Pree.^
Prov. of Que. Assn. of Architects; corres.
mem. National Socs. of Architects of U.S.,
France, Belgium, Holland, England. Spain r
Portugal, etc. Mem. Council of the Per-
manent Committee of International Con-
gresses of Architects, British Fire Prevei^-
tion Com., Comite Technique contre les
Accidents et les Incendies (France). Pres.
Fire Prevention Committee of the Ameri-
can Soc. of Municipal Improvements; was
mem. of the Congresses of Architects of
Paris, 1889; Brussels. 1897; Paris. 1900;
Madrid. 1904; London. 1906; Vienna, 1908;;
Congress of Civil Engineering at St. Louis.
U.S., 1905; Congress of Fire Prevention,
London, Eng., 1903, when awarded a silver
medal; Ck>ngres8 of Sanitation in Houses ,
Geneva, 1906; Congress, Chambers of Com-
merce of the Empire, in London, 1906.
Publications: Building Inspector's Hand-
book, Code of Building Laws, both in Eng'
lish and French; contributions to several
technical publications and reviews. Ad-^
dress: 1433 St. Hubert St., Montreal.

CHAUTEAU, Hon. Charles F. X. Alex-
andre, LL.D., K.C.; Chev. Leg. Hon.
(France); Vice-Pres. La Banque Nationale;
b. Quebec, 23 Feb., 1847; s. of Hon. P. J.
O. Chauveau, former Premier of Quebec,
and Flore Masse; m. Marie Adele. d. of HoUr
Judge T^sier; two s. Educ: Jesuit's Coll.,
Coll. St. Sulpice, Montreal; McGill and
Laval. Dracendant of an old family of He
d'Oleron, France, whom emig. to Canada,
about 1720. Called to Bar of Que., 1868;
el. to Leg. Ass., 1872; Solicitor General,
1878; Prov. Sec;, 1879; Judge of Sessions,
1880; Prov. of Criminal Law at Laval
Univ.; Quebec for 15 yrs.; Director and
Vice-Pres. La Banque Nationale. Address:
Chateau Frontenac, Quebec; Rimouski,.
(Summer).

CHEW, Thomas Edward Manley, M.P.;
b. Rugby, Ont., 11 Aug., 1874; s. of Geo.
Chew, and Sophia Lawrence; m. 1 March.
1899, Effie Williams; one d. Educ: Midland
Ont., first returned to H. of C, 1908; Metho-
dist; Liberal. A<Wr«8«: Midland, Ont.

CHISHOLM, Alexander W., M.D.. M.P.;
b. Margard Forks, C.B., 24 Jan., 1869; s. of
William and Mary Chisholm, both Scotsh;
m. 27 Jan^ 1904, Clara Le Brun. Educr
Margard Forks High Schy^ St. Francois
Xavier Coll., Antigonish. Was a candidate
in a three cornered contest in the Co. of
Inverness, 1904, but was defeated; first
elec. to H. of C, 1908; Roman Catholic;
Liberal. Address: Margard Harbour, N.S.

CHISHOLM, Hon. Christopher P.; Com.
of Works and Mines of Nova Scotia; b,
Clydesdale, Antigonish Co., N.S.. April,
1854; of Scottish parentage; m. 1890, Sarah
Campbell^ of Antigonish. Educ: St. Fran-
cois Xavier Coll., Antigonish. Called to
Bar of N.S., 1883. Apptd. Notary, 1884,
El. to N.S. Ass., 1891, and has represented
Antigonish continuously since. Called to
the Prov. Cabinet without portfolio, 16

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Feb., 1903. Apptd. Com. of Public Works
and Mines, 23 March, 1907; re-el. by accl. at
bye-el., 9 April, 1908. AddresB: Halifax,
N.S.

CHISHOLM, Hugh J.; 6. Niagara-on-
the-Lake. Ont., Itfay 2, 1847; m. 1872, Hen-
rietta Mason, Portland, Me. Was train
newsboy on G. T. Ry., at 13; studied in
evening classes at a business coll. in Tor-
onto, gradually secured control of news
routes on trains of G. T. Ry., east to Port-
land, Me., taking his brothers into partner-
ship and steadily added to this business.
Sold out Canadian business and purchased
his brothers' interests in New England;
located in Portland and added publishing.
Became interested in wood-pulp business
late in '70s; began mfr. of indurated fibre
ware; organized Somerset Fibre Co.; mfg.
wood-pulp at Fairfield; established, 1881,
Umbagog pulp mill at, Livermore Falls on
Androscoggin River, and later organized
the Otis Falls Pulp Co.; developed water
power at Rumford Falls, organizing Rum-
ford Falls Power Co.; became largely inter-
ested in mfg. enterprises there and estab-
lished there a community of model homes
for mill operatives, known as Strathglass
Park; organized and is Pres, Portland and
Rumford Falls Ry., Rumford Falls and
Rangeley Lakes R. R.; with William A.
Russell and others organized International
Paper Co., and on death of Mr. Russell,
became its Pres., and Nov., 1907, chmn.
b'd. dirs.; also Pres. or Dir. various other
corp'ns. Address: 813 5th Av. Office: 30
Broad St., New York.

CHISHOLM, Joseph Andrew, B.A., M.
A., LL.B., K.C.; h. St. Andrews, Antigonish
Co., N.B., 9 Jan. 1863; «. of William Chis-
holm, J.P., and Flora Mackintosh; m.
Frances Alice Afflick, d. of James AfifUck;
five d. Educ: St. Francis Xavier Coll.,
Antigonish, and Dalhousie Coll., Halifax;
admitted to the Bar, 1886; contested An-
tigonish for the H. of C, 1895 and 1896, but
was defeated; President North British Soc.
of Halifax, 1889; apptd. K.C.. 1907; Pres.
Canadian Club, 1908; Mayor of Halifax,
1909-10. Publications: Joseph Howe, a
Sketch (1909); speeches and public letters
of Joseph Howe (1909); contributor to the
Catholic Encycleopedia. Recreations: Walk-
ing. Address: Hillside Hall, Halifax, N.S.
Club: Halifax.

CHISHOLM, Thomas, M.B., M.D., CM.,
M.P.; b. Glenwilliams Co. Halton, Ont., 12
April, 1842; s. John Chisholm, and Jane
McClure; m. Margaret Gerrie; two s. one d.
I Educ: Self-eductaed, and finished at Tor-
onto Univ.; spent his early life on a farm
where he had hired out, after loosing his
mother; studied at night without a teacher.
Taught pub. sch., then High Sch.; studied
medicine; lectured in Western Univ., Lon-
don, Ont. Practiced medicine for 30 yrs.
Elec. member of Parlt., 1894, and in 1898.
Publications: Rhyming history of England,
in 100 lines; Dialogues on English History
and "The Hunter's Adventures in the Can-
adian Wilderness. Address: Wingham, Ont.

CHISHOLM, William, B.A.. M.P..; 6.
Heatherton, Antigonish, Co., N.S., 8 Dec.,
1870; s. of John and Isabella Chisholm;
unmarried. Educ: at St. Francis Xavier
Univ., Antigonish, N.S.; has been a Town
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Councillor in Antigonish for two terms.
First elec. to Federal Parlt., at bye-elec.
in 1905; re-elec. at g. e., 1908. Address:
Antigonish, N.S. ^ Clubs: Antigonish, and
Neptune, Antigonish; Laurentian, Ottawa.

CHOQUBT, Francois Xavier, B.C.L.
(McGill); b. Varennw, Que., 8 Jan., 1851; «.
of Jean Baptiste. Cho<iuet and Adeline
Provost; m. Mary Caroline Barry, of Trois
Pistoles, Que. Educ: L'Assomption and
Montreal Colls.; studied law under Sir L. A>
Jette and Senator Beique in firm of Jette
and Beique; took a law course at McGill
Univ.. from which he grad. B.C.L. , 1874.
Called to the Bar, 10 Jan., 1875, and com-
menced practice of his profession in Mont-
real; partner in firm of Jette and Beique for
four yrs.; practiced alone for six yrs.; part-
ner in the firm of Mercier, Beausoleuil and
Choquet, 1884-1892, when name of the firm
was changed to Beausoleil & Choquet; cr.
K.C., 7 March, 1893; mem. of Council of
Montreal Bar, 1894-1897; apptd. a del, to
Gen. Council of Bar, of Prov. of Quebec;
apptd. Judge of the Sessions of the Peace,
License Conmu*., Police Magistrate 24 Dec.,
1889, and Extradition Commr. under the
Extradition Act of 1901. Pres., Montreal
Children's Aid Soc. Recreations: huntiof ,
fishing. Address: 814 Dorchester St., W.,
Montreal. Clubs: Engineers', Montreal,
Winchester, Shawinigan.

CHOQUETTE, The Hon. PhUippe Au-
guste, LL.D., Senator; b. at Beloeil,
Que., 26 Jan., 1854; s. of Joseph Choquette,
a farmer, and Dame Marie F. Audet; m.
Aug., 1883, Marie Bender, d. of A. Bender,
Prothonatary of the Superior CJourt of the
District of Montmagny, and Grand d. of the
late Sir. Eteanne Pascal Tache, Prime Min-
ister of Canada before Confederation; five
«. three d. Educ: at the Coll of St. Hya-
cinthe and Laval Univ. Obtained his de-
gree as Advocate in 1880, also the silver
medal offered by Marquis of Lome, then
Governor General; Private Secretary to the
late Hon. Mr. Mercier; founded the "Sen-
tinelU" of Montmagny, in 1883, which still
exists in the name of ''Courrier de Mont-
magny.*' In 1896, founded at Montreal,
the journal *'L« Soir." Entering political
life in 1882, was defeated, but was elec. for
H. of C. for same Co., in 1887, re-elec. in
1891, and 1896. Apptd. Judge of the Sup-
reme Court for the Province of Quebec;
resigned, 1904, as Judge to accept a Senator-
ship, and to take charge of the general
elections in the District of Quebec and its
environs; edited "Le Soleil" French Liberal
organ, of Quebec, 1905-1906. President.
The Boston Asbestos Co., Ltd.; President
of the Ha Ha Bay Ry., and ex-President,
and now legal advisor of the Canada and
Gulf Terminal Ry., both under construction
Address: Quebec. Clubs: St. Louis, and
Garrison, Quebec.

CHRISTIE, Major Albert Edward, D.S.
O., 16th Moimted Rifles; b. 3 Dec., 1860; s.
of late Charles Robertson Christie, of Tor-
onto; m. 1902, Mary Ludlow, d. of Hon.
Mr. Justice Wetmore; two s. Served North
West Rebellion, 1885; South Africa, 1900.
Address: Brandon, Man.

CHRISTIE, John. K.C.; 6. Ottawa, Ont.
21 Jan., 1847; s. of Alexander and Susannah
Christie; immarried. Educ: Ottawa and

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Philadelphie. Pa. Calledto the Bar ofOnt..
1878; joined the legal firm of Finhey.
Christie & Hill; now head of the firm of
Christie, Greene A Hill. Recreation: read-
ing. Address: 211 BronsOn Av., Ottawa,
Clu bs: Rideau, Golf, Country, Ottawa.

CHBYSLEB, Francis Henry, B.A., K.
C; b. Kingston, Ont.; s. of Gordon Harvey
Chrysler, s. of Colonel John Chrysler, Chrys-
ler's Farm, and Jane Mackenzie, d. of Capt.
James Mackenzie, R.N.; m« Margaret
Grant: two s. two d. Educ: at Queen's
Coll., Kingston; engaged in practice of law
at Ottawa, since 1872. Pubhcations: Edgar
and Chrysler Insolvent Act, 1875. Address:
87 Catherine St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau,
Country, Golf, Ottawa.

ClABE, George A., M.P. for South
Waterioo; b. Preston, Ont., 6 June, 1864;
8. of John and Marguerite Clare; m. Cath-
erine Fink; one s. three d. Educ: Preston
Com. Sch. A mfr. of Stovers and furnaces;
Pres. Clare Bros. & Co., of Preston; Pres.
Can, Office and School Furniture Co. Ten
years Reeve of Preston; first Mayor; ten
yrs. a member of Waterloo County Council ;
one yr. Warden. First el. to H. of C, 1900;
re-el. 1904 and 1908. Address: Preston,
Ont. Clubs: Albany, Toronto; Waterloo
Co. Golf, Gait.

CLARKE, Hon. George Johnson, K.C.;
Speaker of N. B. Legislature; b. St. And-
rews, N.B., 10 Oct., 1857; s. of Nelson and
Mary Clarke; m. Bessie, d. of the late Rev.
HezekisJi McKeown, of St. John, N.B.;
two d. Educ: St. Andrews and Fredericton.
Editor ofiSt. Croix Courtier, 1882; admitted
Attorney. 1885; called to Bar, 1886; un-
successful pan. for H. of C, 1891; unsuc-
cessful can. for N.B. Legis., 1899; el. to
Legis., 1903; re-el., 1908; apptd. K.C., 1907;
Speaker of Legis., 1909. Address: St.
Stephen, N.B.

CLABK, Rev. Francis E., M.A., D.D.,
LL.D.; President World's Christian En-
deavour Union since 1895; editor in chief
of the Christian Endeavour World since
1886; b. Aylmer, Que.; m. Harriet E. Ab-
bott, Andover, Mass., U.S.A., 1876; three
s. one d. Educ: Kimball Union Academy;
Dartmouth Coll., N.H., U.S.A.; Andover
Theolog. Seminary; Dartmouth Coll., 1887;
grad. at Dartmouth Coll., 1873; at Andover
Theol. Sem., 1876; Pastor of Williston
Church, Portland, M., 1876; founded Chris-
tian Endeavour Soc, 1881; Pastor of
Phillips Church, Boston, 1883; President
United Soc. of C.E., 1887-1907; four times
around the worldj etc. Publications: Chris-
tian Endeavour m All Lands; Ways and
Means; The Children and the Church;
Young People's Prayer Meetings; Our
Journey aroimd the World; World-Wide
Christian Endeavour; The Great Secret;
Fellow Travellers; a New Way around an
Old World; Old Lanterns for New Paths;
Training the Church of the Future; Chris-
tian Endeavour Manual, and several other
volumes, large and smalt. Recreations: fish-
ing in the Main woods, outdoor sports, etc.
Address: Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass.

CLARK, George Harold; 6. Brantford,
Ont., 1872; «. of James and Sarah Clark; m.
R. Irene Fault; two s. one d. Educ: Brant-
ford Com. Sch., and High Soh., and Ontario
Agricultural Coll., Guelph. Farmed until

21 years of age; grad. from O. A. C, in 1908;
apptd. on the sta£f of Guelph in the same
year. In 1902, was apptd. Chief of the
seed division of the Federal department, and
in 1905, promoted seed Commissioner. Or-
ganized the seed branch of the Department
of Agriculture, and instituted the work of
seed testing and control of the seed trade of
Canada, imder the Hon. S. A. Fisher. Pub-
lications: Farm needs of Canada; and num-
erous reports and bulletins of the depart-
ment. Address: 501 O'Connor St., Ottawa.

CLlARK, Lieut.-Col. Hugh, M.L.A.; 6.
Kincardine, 6 May, 1867; s. of Donald and
Mary Clark; m. Kate Ross, c. d. of H. M.
Ross., M.D., of Richard's Landing, Ont.;
one s. Educ : Kincardine High. Sch. ; taught
Sch. for three years, after which he edited
the Walkerton Herald: in 1890, purchased
the Kincardine Review: in 1897-8, edited
the Ottawa Citizen. Is still owner and
Editor of the Kincardine Review; was elec.
to the Legisltaure at the g. e., 1892, but
was unseated; was afterwards elected in a
bye-election in 1903, and also in 1905 and
1908. Joined the militia in 1892, and be-
came lieut.-Col. of the 32nd Regt., 1906.
Recreations: bowling and golf. Address r
Kincardine, Ont.

CLlARK, John Murray, K.C.. M.A., LL.
B.; b. St. Mary's, Ont^ 6 July, 1860; s. of
James and Isabella Clark; ^ m. Anne M.
Anderson; three d. Educ: Univ. of Toronto r

§rize in Logic, McMurrich Medal in Natural
cience. Gold Medal in Mathematics and
Physics. Called to Bar with Honours and
Law Society's Gold Medal; has been Coun-
sel in many causes celebres, such as the
Quaker Case, the Ontario Express Co., the
fisheries Case, and the Oplur Case; Pres.
of the Toronto Branch of the British Em-

Eire League in Canada. Ptiblications: The
raw of Mines in Canada; Company Law:
The Ontario Mining Law; International
Arbitration; The Future of Canada; Ther-
motics; the History of the Theory of Energy
Address: 16 King St. West, Toronto. Clubsr
Toronto, R. C. Y. C, Toronto; Rideau Ot-
tawa.

CLARK, Joseph Thomas; b. Flesherton.
Grey County, Ont., 4 Sept., 1866; s. of
WilUam Mathewson Clark and Phyllis Mc-
Conkay Clark; m. Sarah Louise Greig of
Pickermif, Ont.; three «. one d. Educ: in
the Public Sch; Journalist; for many yearB
editor of Saturday Night; now editorial writer
Toronto Star. Recreations: golf and angling.
Address: 66 Rowland Av., Toronto. Clubs:
National, Lambton Golf and Country Clubs,
Toronto.

CliARK, Michael, M.B., CM., M.P.; b.
Belford, Northumberland, Eng., 12 Mav,
1861; «. of Michael Clark and Jane Hall,
Belford, Northumberland; m. Elizabeth, e.
d. of George Smith, late of Cherrybank
Farm, near Hamilton, Ont., formerly of
Scot.; four s. Educ: Elmfield Coll., York,
Eng., and Univ. of Edinburgh; arrived in
Can.. Jan., 1902. Gold medal in languages
at School; also Scholarship for head boy
of the year; made and sold County and
Town practices in the Old Country; former
member of Newcastle School Board; farm-
ing and ranching successfully with sons in
Western Canada. First elec. to H. of C ,

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. 1908. Recreations: cricket, walking. Ad'

dress: Belford Glen Ranch, Olds, Alberta.
€IiABl£, Sir WUliam Mortimer, Kt.; cr.
1907., W.S., K;.C., LL.D.; Barrister, Chair-
man, Knox Ck>llege, Toronto, since 1S80; b.
Aberdeen, Scotland, 24 May, 1836; s. of
John Clark, manager, Aberdeen Insurance
Company; m. 1866, Helen, d. of Gilbert
Gordon, Caithness; one s. John Gordon,
President, Toronto Gray and Bruce Rail-
way; two d. Edue.: Grammar Sch. and
Marisohal Coll., Aberdeen; Univ. of Edin-
burgh; life Member of General Council of
latter Univ. Admitted W.S., 1869; settled
in Toronto, Ont., same year; called to Bar
of Ontario, 1869; Q.C., 1890; for fifteen yrs.
Senator of Univ. of Toronto; LL.D. Toronto
1902, Kingston, 1903; President Toronto
Mortgage Company; Director Metropolitan
Bank of Canada; solicitor for various public
^companies and charities; President, St.
Andrew's Society, for two years; for five
years Secretary. Canadian Institute; for
two years President, County of York Law
Association. Publications: numerous con-
tributions to Toronto press on public, edu-
cational, and literary questions. Recrea-
turns: travelled largely on American Con-
tinent, in Africa, Asia, and almost every
country in Europe. Address: 303 King St.,
Toronto.

CLARK, Prof. William Robinson, M. A.,
D.D., LL.D., D.C.L., F.R.C.S.; Professor of
Philosophy, Trinity Coll., Toronto, ^ince
1882; s. of Rev. James Clark, Daviot, Abor-
deenshire, and Catherine Lyon; b, Inverurie,
26 March, 1829; m. Louise, o. c of Hon.
James Patten, LL.D.; five «. four d. Educ:
Grammar Sch., Old Aberdeen; King's Coll..
Aberdeen; Hertford Coll., Oxford. Ordainea
Deacon, 1867; Priest, 1868; Curate of St.
Matthias's, Birmingham, 1867; St. Mary
Magdalene, Taunton, 1868; Vicar, 1859;
Prebendary of Wells, 1870; Baldwin Lec-
turer in the Univ. of Michigan, U.S.A., 1887;
Slocum Lecturer in the Univ. of Michigan.
1899; President of the Royal Society of
Canada, 1910; Hon. Canon of St. Alban's
Cathedral, Toronto, 1907. Publications:
The Redeemer, 1863; The Comforter, 1864;
The Four Temperaments, 1874; Witnesses
to Christ (Baldwin Lectures), 1888; Savon-
arola; His Life and Times, 1892; The Ang-
lican Reformation, 1896; The Paraclete
(Slocum Lectures), 1900; Pascal and Port
Royal, 1902; translated and edited Hagen-
■ bach's History of Christian Doctrine; Hef-
ele's History of the Councils. Recreation:
literature. Address: 53 Beverley Street,
Toronto.

CliARKE, Alfred Henry, LL.B. (Toron-
to Univ.), K.C., M.P.; 6. Manilla, Ont.. 26
Oct., 1860; 8. of John Clarke and Ann
Clarke; m. 8 Aug;., 1888, Margaret Gibson,
d. of D. Z. Gibson, of Brantford, Ont.
Educ: Manilla Pub. and Gram. Sch., Oak-
wood High Sch., Toronto Univ. A bencher
of the Law Society of Upper Canada; has
been Co. Crown Attorney and Clerk of the
Peace; also Local Master in Chancery, Co.
Essex; elec. M.P. for South Essex at g. e.,
1904; re-elec. at g. e., 1908. Address: Wind-
sor, Ont.

CLARKE, Charles Kirk, M.D., LL.D.;
6. Elora, Ont., 16 Feb., 1867; ». of Hon.
Chas. Clarke, and Emma Kent; m. (Ist) I
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Margaret De Veber Andrews, 1880; (2nd)
Theresa Gallaieher, 1904; four s. two d.
Educ: Elora Grammar Sch. and Univ. of
Toronto; Dean of Medical Faculty, Univ.
of Toronto; Prof, of Univ. of Toronto;
Medical Siipt., Hospital for Insane, Toronto,
was Asst. Physician in Toronto Hospital for
Insane, imder Dr. Joseph Workman; Asst.
Supt. of Hospital for Insane, Hamilton;
Supt. of Rockwood Hospital for Insane,
Kingston, and Supt. of H. for Insane,
Toronto. Address: 999 Queen St. West,
Toronto. Club: University, Toronto.

CliARKE, Hush Archibald; b. Canada,
Aug. 16, 1839; m. 1869, Jane M. Searle,
Toronto; Educ: Knox Ck)ll. (Mus. Doc.,
Univ. of Pa., 1861). Resided in Phila.
since I860.; Prof, of Music Univ. of Pen.,
since 1876. Publications: The Scratch Club,
1888; Music and the Comrade Arts, 1900;
Highways and Byways of Music, 1901.
Address: The Sherwood, 38th and Chestnut
Sts., Philadelphia.

CLARKE, John Duncan; b. Belhelvie.
Aberdeenshire, Scot., 13 Aug., 1864; s. of
Peter Clarke, and Hden Grev; m. Jennie
Armstrong, d. of the late J. W. Armstrong,
J.P., Flecherton, Ont.; two s. one d. Educ :
Belhelvie and Arbroath, Scot.; arrived in
Canada, 1 June, 1876; was connected with
newspaper work since boyhood, until enter-
ing into the Civil Service; served on the
Arbroath and Dundee Courier as reporter;
in 1876, joined the staff of the London, Ont.
Free Press; in 1878, became City Editor of
the Hamilton Spectator; apptd. Managing
Editor of the Hamilton Times, in 1879; on
the retirement of the Hon. David Mills,
from the London Daily Advertiser, in 1889.
succeeded him as Editor; in 1898, joined
the Civil Service at Secretary to the Min-
ister of Justice, which position he has held
under succeeding Mimsters. Recreation:
bowling. Address: 10 Somerset St., Ottawa.

CLEAVE, Arthur Harold Wyld, M.I.M.
E., C.E., F.R.M.S.; b. Putney, England, 8
Jime, 1868; s. of John Cleve, I.S.O., and
Martha Cleve; m. d. of the late Gleorge
Caxon, of Beddington, Northumberland.
Educ: Battersea Grammar. Sch., King's
Coll., Devonport. Arrived in Canada, Sept.
1906; engineer at sea for five years; entered
Royal Mint, London, Jan., 1893; Supt. of
Royal Mint, Canada, 1907. Recreations:
Microscopy, and Astronomy. Address:
"Royston," 446 Daly Av., Ottawa. Club:
Rideau, Ottawa.

CLORAN, Hon. Henry Joseph, B.C.L..
K.C.; b. Montreal, 8 May. 1866; s. of Joseph
Cloran and Ann Kennedy; m. (1st) Agnes
N. Donovan (d. 1896); (2nd) 1906, M. Inez,
d. of George (joodwin, of Ottawa. Editor of
Montreal Post and True Witness, 1882-87;
pres. of leading Irish Canadian Literary,
Athletic and National Assns. of Montreal,
1880-1892; past pres., Canadian Press Assn.
Crown Prosecutor, 1890-92; Prof, of Eng-
lish, Montreal Coll., 1879-80; Reeve and
Mayor of Hawkesbury, 1 894-1 901 . Unsuc-
cessful candidate for H. of C, at four g.e.,
1887-1901. Called to Senate, 1903. A
mem. of the Knights of Columbus; a warm
supporter of athletic sports. Addresses:
Montreal; The Senate, Ottawa. Club: St.
Denis, Montreal.

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CL.OUSTON, Sir Edward, Bart.; b. Moose
Factory, Can., 9 May, 1849; ». Jamea
Stewart Clouston and Margaret Miles; m.
Annie £a8ton; one «. Educ: Montreal High
Sch. ; Vice-Pres. and Qen. Mgr. of the Bank
of Montreal; entered Bank of Montreal, in
1865; Assist. Inspector, 1877; Manager
Montreal Branch, 1881; Asst. Gen. Mgr..
1887; Gen. Mgr., 1890. Recreations: yacht-
ing and golf. Addre$8: "Boisbriant," St.
Anne de Bellevue, Que., and 362 Peel St.,
Montreal. ClubM: Mount Royal and St.
James', Montreal; Toronto, Toronto; Rid-
eau, Ottawa; Manhattan, New York; Bath,
London. £ng.

CIX>UTIEB, Mgr, Francois Xavier, M.
A., Bishop of Three Rivers, Que.; 6. Three
Rivers, 2 Nov., 1848; «. of Jean Cloutier &
Olive Kivard. Educ: at Seminary of na-
tive City. Has made two visits to Rome,
and one to Palestine. Curate of Three
Rivers for 16 yrs; consec. Bishop^ 1899.
Publicationa: Two vols, of Pastoral Letters:
several discourses. Addres$: Bishopric of
Three Rivers.

COATS, Robert HamUton, B.A. (Toron-
to Univ.), Assoc, editor of The Labour
Gazette; b. Clinton, Ont., 25 July, 1874; of
Scottish and American parentage; m. Marie
Halboister, of Pairs, France. Educ: Tor-
onto Univ.; served on Toronto World and
Toronto Globe. Sec. of the Civil Service
Assn., of Ottawa; sec.. Civil Service Fed-
eration of Canada; apptd. Assoc, ed. of The
Labour Gazette, 1902. Publicatione: Life of
Sir James Douglas in "Makers of Canada"
series. Recreations: canoeing, skeing. Ad-
dress: "The Nook," Rockliflfe JPark, Ottawa.
Cluh: Ottf^wa Canoe.

COATSWOBTH, Emerson, LL.B.; 6.
Toronto, 9 March, 1854; s. of Emerson
Coatsworth, for 30 years City Commissioner
of Toronto; in, 1883, Helen, d. of late John
Robertson, De Cew Falls, Ont.; two s. two
d. Educ: Toronto Pub. Sch.; Br. Am. Com.
Coll.; Up. Can. Law School, and Toronto
Univ. Called to Bar, 1879; M.P. (Conser-
vative), East Toronto. 1891-1896; Alder-
man for Ward 2. 1904 and 1905; Mayor,
1906 and 1907; Methodist. Address: 1 May
Place, Toronto. Clubs: Albany, Royal Can-
adian Yacht.

COCHRANE, Hon. Francis, M.L.A.;
Min. of Lands and Mines for Ontario; b.
Clarenceville, Que., 18 Nov., 1852; s. of
Robert Cocmrane, and Mary Ann Hunter;
m. 1882, Alice Levina Dunlop; two s. one d.
Educ: sep. sch. in the parish of St. Thomas,
Que. For many yrs. a resident of Sud-
bur;^, Ont., where he still has important
busmess interests. First el. by accl., to
Ass. for electoral dist. of E. Nipissing at
bye-el., 30th May; rej^l. at g. e., 1908 for
newly created constituency of Sudbury.
Apptd. Min. of Lands and Mines, 30 May,
. 1905, now known as the Dept. of Lands,
Forests and Mines. Address: 15 Maple Av.,
Rosedale. Toronto.

COCKBUBN, Georse Ralph Richardson,
MA..; 6. Edinburgh. Scot.. 15 Feb., 1832;
m. Mary E. I.Ane, oi Louisville, Kentucky;
one s. one d. Son is Major C. C!ockbum,
V.Cj, and daughter Mrs. Thomas Tait, wife
of Thomas Tait, Chief Commissioner of
Oovemment Railways, Victoria, Australia,
Address: Toronto, Ont., Varona Lake, Ros-

seau, Muskoka. Clubs: Toronto, Albany,
R. C. Y. C, Toronto.

COCKSHUTT, Harry; Mng. dir. of the
Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd.; b. Brantford.
Ont., 8 July, 1868; s. of Ignatius and Eliia-
beth Foster Cockshutt; m. Isabelle Rolls;
two d. Educ: Brantford Pub. and High
Schs. Entered factory of the Cockshutt
Plow Co.. Ltd., 1884; became Seb.-Treas.,
1888; made Mgr. Dir. of the Company, 1893.
Mayor of Brantford, 1899 and 1900; Pres.,
Brantford Bd. of Trade, 1898; Pres., Can.
Manufacturers Assn., 19()6; Vice-Pres., Frost
& Wood Co., Smith Falls; Dir. of the Can-
ada Iron Corporation, Montreal; Dir., Ont.
Portland (dement Ck>., Brantford, and others
Recreations: hunting, fishing. Address:
DufFerin Av., Brantford, Ont. Clubs: Brant-
ford, Toronto, Natiodal, Toronto; Mani-
toba, Winnipeg.

COCKSHUTT, WilUam Foster; mer-
chant and manufacturer; 6. Brantford, Ckit.,
17 Oct., 1856: «. of I. Cockshutt, Yorkshire,
Eng., and EUzabeth Foster^ Lancashire,
Eng.; m. 8 Aug., 1891, Biinnie Turner
Ashton, of Brantford, Ont. Educ: Brant-
ford and Gait Coll. Institutes. An unsuc-
cessful candidate for H. of C, at g. e., 1887.
Pres. Bd. of Trade, Brantford; member of
Council of Toronto Bd. of Tra<te; Pres.
B^l Memorial Assn.; mem. of Ont. Power
Ck>mmis8ion; mem. of Huron Synod and
Executive; delegate to several congresses
of Chambers of Commerce of the Empire,
el. to H. of C, at g. e., 1904; unsuccessful
at g. e., 1908. Address: Brantford, Ont.

CODE, Robert George, K.C.; Counsel
at Ottawa for the Ontario Govt.; b. Junis-
ville^ Lanark Co., Ont., 20 Oct., 1858; s. of
Wilham Code and Eueabeth Code; un-
married. Educ: Perth Coll. Inst., Hamilton
Coll. Inst., Ottawa Normal Sch. Barrister-
at-law and solicitor; Legal rep. in Ottawa,
for the Ontario Grovt. Recreations; golf,
hunting, fishing. Address: 45 Slated Street,
Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf, Ottawa;
Coulonge Fish and Game.

CODERRE, Louis, B.A., (St. Sulpice
Coll.), LL.B. (Laval Univ).. head of the
firm of Coderre, Cedras and Goderre; b. St.
Ours, nr. Sorel, Que., 1 Nov., 1865; s. of
Alfred Coderre, at one time supt. of St.
Ours Lock, St. Ours, Que.; m. 1896, Marie
Anne Ste. Marie. Educ: St. Sulpice Coll.,
Laval Univ.; called to the Bar, 1892, and

Practiced with the firm of Primeau &
roderre, imtil 1904, when became a partner
in the firm of Ck>dOTre, Cedras and Magnan:
now head of the firm of Goderre, Cedras ana
Coderre; acted as City Attorney for the
Town of St. Henri, 1896-1905; Syndic of the
Montreal Bar Assn., since 1904; unsuccess-
ful candidate for H. of C. at g. e., 1908.
Recreations: piscatorial pursuits, htmting.
Address: 31 Lapprte Av., St. Henri, Mont-
real. Club : La Fontaine.
CODY, Very Rev. Henry John, B.A., M.
A., D.D. (Queen's Univ.), LL.D. (Univ. of
Toronto); Rector of St. Paul's Church,
Toronto; Canon of St. Alban's Cathedral;
Archdeacon of York; b. Embro, Ont., 6
Dec., 1868; s. of E. J. Cody and Margaret L.
Torrance; m. Florence L. Clarke, d. of late
H. E. Clarke, M.L.A. of Toronto; one s.
Educ: Gait Grammar Sch., Univ. of Tor-
onto, WycHffe Coll., Toronto; after graduat-

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ing from Univ., was classical master of
Ridley Coll., St. Catharines, then Prof, of
Church history, and afterwards of system-
atic thealogy in Wycliflfe Coll., Toronto;
Rector of St. Paul's Church, Toronto, and
Archdeacon of York. In 1904, elected
Bishop of N.S., but declined; member of
Royal Com. on Reorganisation of Univ. of
Toronto, 1905-6; member of General Synod
and of Executive Committee of Anglican
General Board of Missions. Publications:
sermons and magazine articles. Address:
603 Jarvis St., Toronto. Clvhs: Lambton
Golf, Country, Queen City Bowling, Tor-
onto.

COFFEE, George Thomas; hydraulic
engr. for Yukon Gold Co.; b. Nevada, Co.,
CfJ., 1871. First went to Yukon, 1908.
Publications: several reports on mining
properties. Address: Dawson, Y.T.

COFFEE, Hon. Thomas, Senator; 6. Co.
Tipperary, Ireland, 12 Aug., 1843; s. of
Patrick and Ellen Coffee; m. Margaret
Hevey; one d. Educ: Montreal; arrived in
Canada, 1 June, 1852; Printer and pubUsher
of the Catholic Record; called to Senate,
1903. Address :'London,Ont. Club: London,

COLBY, Charles William, M.A., Ph.D.,
D.C.L.. F.R.S.C; 6. Stanstead. Que., 25
March, 1867; «. of Hon. Charles Carroll
Colby and Harriet Child Colby; m. Emma
Frances Cobb, d. of the late Walter Balfour
Cobb; one «. one d. Educ: Stanstead Coll..
McGill Univ^ Harvard Univ.; Professor of
History. McGill Univ. Publications: Sel-
ections from the soiu-ces of EngUsh Historv"
Canadian Types of the Old Regime, ae-
creations: Hill climbing, gardening, fishing.
Address: 660 Pine Av., Montreal; Willock
Birches, Georgeville, Que. Club: Univer-
sity, Montreal.

COLDWEIX, Hon. George Bobson, B.
A., K.C., Minister of Education of Manitoba
and Municipal Commissioner of Manitoba;
b. Tp. Clarke, Co. of Durham, Ont., 4 July,
1858; s. of William Edward Caldwell and
Mary Robson; m. Ann Anderson; four «.
one d. Educ: in Kinbum Pub. Sch., Ont.;
Clinton Grammar Sch., Trinity Coll., Sch.,
Port Hope, Ont.. and Trinity Coll., Toronto,
Ont.; practiced law in Brandon, Manitoba,
since Feb., 1883; member of Brandon Muni-
cipal Council for 20 years. Address: 122
Eighteenth St., Brandon, Man. Clubs:
Brandon, Manitoba; Commercial. Winni-

C^I^MAN, Arthur Philemon, M.A., Ph.
D.; 6. Lachute, Que., 4 April, 1862; s. of
Francis Coleman, and Enxmeline Adams.
Educ: Cobourg Collegiate Institute, Vic-
toria Univ., and Breslau Univ.; Professor of
Geology, Victoria Univ., Cobourg, 1882;
Professor of Geol., Univ. Toronto, 1891;
Geologist Bureau of Mines, Toronto, 1893-
1910. Publications: Reports. Recreations:
canoeing and travel. Address: 476 Huron
St., Toronto, and Pinehurst Island, Gan-
anogue, Ont.

COX.MEB, Joseph Grose, C.M.G.; 6.
London, Eng., 3 Jan., 1866; m. Margaret
Cox Black, g. d. of Professor T. R. McCul-
loch; one s. one d. Educ: City of London
Sch.; arrived in Canada, 1878; served in
Merchants Bank of Canada, as Secretary
to the General Manager; Secretarv to Mr.
J. J. C. Abbott, (afterwards Sir John Ab-
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bott>; Secretary Hi^h Commissioners*
office, London, 1885-1903; Seoretar>- Colon-
ization Board, 1889-1909; now partner in
Coates & Son, London. Eng.; member of
Council, Royal Colonial Institute; Execu-
tive Committee, British Empire League;
Council, London Chamber of Commerce.
Publications: many contributions to maga-
zines. Reviews and the Press on Canadian
and economic questions; divided 1000 gui-
nea purse offered by The Sketch, in 1896»
for the best essay on the Commercial Fed-
eration of the Empire. Address: 29 Eldon
Road, Kensington, London, and 99 Gres-
ham St^ London, Eng. • Clubs: Constitu-
tional, Grosvenor. Canada and Midsummer
Golf Club, Eng.

COLQUHOUN, Arthur H. U., B.A., LL.
D., Deputy Minister of Education for
Ontario; 6. Montreal, 2 Dec., 1861. Educ:
Cornwall Pub. Sch., Montreal High Sch.,
and McGill Univ.; for many years in jour-
nalism; on staff of Montreal Star, Ottawa
Journal, and Toronto Empire; apptd. Depy.
Minister of Education, 1906. Address: 69
Borden St., Toronto. Clubs: Toronto.
Lambton Golf, and Country, Toronto.

COLSON, Frederick; b. Shedfield, Hants.
Eng., 23 July, 1854; «. of J. H. Passing-
combe Colson, and Emily Henly; m. (1st)
Rosalind M. Bell id.); (2nd) Elizabeth
Partie Brvmner, d. of Douglas Brymner,
LLD., F.R.S.C, First Domimon Archivist.
Educ: Sherborne Dorset; arrived in Can-
ada, 1871; was for many years (3ity Editor
Montreal Oazette; Correspondent New York
Times; apptd., 1885, to Deot. of Secretary
of State of Canada, of which he is now
Chief Clerk and Accountant; was pres. of
the Montreal Press Club, and Ottawa
Aipateur Athletic Club; also one of the early
Governors of St. Luke's Hospital; is a water
colour painter, and frequent exhibitor at the
Ro^^al Canadian Academy, and Montreal
Spring Exhibitions. Publications: A Win-
ter's Night," and *'The Rain", two plays
successfully produced in Montreal, and a
number of short stories. Address: 466
Besserer St^Ottawa. Ciub; Golf, Ottawa.

COMEAU, Hon. Ambrose H., Senator;
6. Meteghan River, N.S., 27 Sept., 1860;
s. of Hilaire J. Comeau, and Madeleine Le-
Blanc; m. Louise D'Entremont; five s. one
d, Educ: Pub. Schs. Senior mem. of the
firm of H. H. Comeau & Ck>. Councillor.
1884-1890; warden of the Municipality of
Clare, 1889-1890. El. to Legis of N.S.,
May, 1890, 1894, 1897, 1902, 1907. Mem.
of Ex. Coun., from 1894, imtil apptd. to
Senate in 1907. Address: Meteghan River.
N.S.

CONGDON, Frederick Tennyson, B.A..
LL.B., K.C., M.P.; b. AnnapoUs, N.S., 16
Nov., 1868; s. of Hinkle CJongdon; m.
Louisa Gladwin; one s. two d. Educ: Yar-
mouth Hifh Sch., Yarmouth, N.S.; mem.
of Bar of N.S.. Yukon, Alberta, and Sask.;
contested Shelboume, N.S., in 1888; Yukon,
1904; first el. to H. of C, 1909. Publica-
tions: Digest Nova Scotia Reports, 1890;
member of Commission to Revise Statutes of
N.S. Recreations: music, literature, hunting.
Address: Dawson Y. T. Club: Zero Club,
Dawson.

CONMEE, James, M.P.; b. Sydenham.
Ont., 13 Oct., 1848; 8. of the late Matthew

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Coamee and Rosanna O'Shaushnessy, m.
1874, Emily Florence, d. of Joseph Cox,
Meaford, Ont.; Educ: Owen Sound Gram.
Sch.; served in the 8th New York Cavalry,
under General Custer, during the American
Civil War; largely interested in mining and
lumbering; built several sections of the
C. P. Ry., and also the Algoma Central;
in 1886 projected the Atlantic and Pacific
Ry. to get to a winter port on Lake Super-
ior; built portions of what is now the C. N.
Ry., and is now interested in the construc-
tion of the Nepigon Ry.; a strong advocate
for the Transcontinental Railway, and of
development of mineral resources of the
north; was the first- Presidrait of the Ont-
apo Mining Institute^ ^^^ Pres. of the
Ont. Mines Development Co., 1896; has
been Mayor of Port Arthur; was a delegate
to the deep waterwavs commission, Sept.,
1894; elec. to Legislature of Ont., 1885,
1886, 1890, and 1894; rerigned to contest
Nipissing fbr the H. of C, 1896, but rMig-
nation not having been technicallv effected,
he on being defeated, reclaimed his seat in
the Legislature; was re-elec., 1898 and 1902:
resigned again to contest Thunder Bay and
Rainy River ,1904, and was successful;
re-elec. 1908; Roman Catholic; Liberal.
Address: Port Arthur.
CONNELL, WiUlam; b. Cape Breton,
N.S., Sept. 10, 1827; self-ed.; taken in
infancy by parents to what is now Hazle-
ton. Pa.; worked in mines as driver boy;
rose steadily; became mgr. of mines of Sus-

8uehanna & Wyoming Valley R. R. and
oal Co.; purchased the plant, 1870, and
organized firm of William Connell & Co.;
has other large industrial and commercial
interests; pres. 3d Nat. Bank of Scranton;
delegate to Nat. Rep. Conv,, 1896; mem.
Pa. Kep. Com,; mem. Congress, 1897-1903,
11th Pa. dist.; Republican. Address: Scran-'
ton. Pa.

CONSTANTINEAU, His Hon. Albert,
B.A., D.C.L. (Laval), senr. Judge of united
Coimties of Prescott and Russell; 6. St.
Engene, Ont., J6 April, 1866: «. of George
Constantineau and Josephine Roy; m. Alice
McLaughlin, M.D., CM.; one d. Educ:
Rigaud Coll., Laval Univ., Osgoode Hall;
called to Bar of Ont., 1890; Junior Judge
of United Counties, 1900; Senr. Judge,
March, 1904. Address: Ottawa, Ont.

COOK, Herman Henry: Pres. of the
Ontario Lumber Co.; 6. Tp. of Williams-
burg, Dundas Co., Ont., 26 April, 1837; s. of
the late Capt. George Cook, who served in
American War of 1812-15, and Sarah
Castleman; m. 1861, Lydia, d. of James
White; two d. Educ: Iroquois Gram. Sch.
Entered limiber business, 1858; later be-
came Pres. of the Ontario Limiber Co.; was
one of syndicate that offered to build the
C. P. Ry., 1880. Mem of the H. of C. for
North Simcoe. 1892-1898; mem. Ont. Legis.,
1879-1882, when he resigned; returned to
H. of C. for East Simcoe, which constit-
uency he represented until 1890. Address:
20 Dowling Av., Toronto. .

COOK, John Stanley Alexander; Asst.
Sec., Montreal Bd. of Trade; 6. Montreal,
18 Jan., 1876; unmarried. Educ: Pub.
Sohs.; entered service of Montreal Bd. of
Trade, 1892; became Asst. Sec., 1898.

Address: 9 York St., Westmount. Club:
Canada, Montreal.
COOK, Samuel A.; 6. Ont., Jan. 28,
1849; m. 1876, Jennie Christie (d. 1895);
removed with parents to Wis., 1855; com-
mon school ed'n.; worked as farm boy, mill '
hand and clerk; engaged in mercantile busi-
ness; was mayor of Neenah, Wis., 1889;
mem. legislature, 1890-91; delegate Rep.
Nat. Conv., 1892; mem. Congress, 6th Wis.
dist., 1895-7; declined renomination; can-
didate for U.S. senator from Wis., 1898,
receiving 2nd highest number of votes (five
prominent candidates in the contest). Ser-
ved in avil War, Co. A, 2d Wis. Vol. Cav.
Pres. S. A. Cook Mfg. O.; pres. Alexandria
Paper Co. Repubhcan. Address: Neenah,
Wis.
COOKE, Edmund Tance; h. Canada.
1866; s. Edmund Cooke and'Matilda Vance.
Educ: principally in Cleveland flchs.; m.
Chicago, 1897, Lilith Castleberry. Platform
lecturer, with lecture-entertainments. Con-
tributor to leading mags, and weeklies of
poems, stories and occasional articles. Pub-
lications: A Patch of Pansies, 1894; Rimes
to Be Read, 1897 (revised edit.); Imper-
tinent Poems, 1903, 1907; Chronicles of the
Little Tot, 1906; Told to the Little Tot,
1906. Address: 30 Mayfield Rd., S. E..
Cleveland, Ohio.
COPP, Arthur BUsS, LL.B., M.L.A.; 6,
Jolicure, Westmoreland Co., N.B., 10 July,
1870; s. Harvey and Frances Brennan Copp ;.
m. 1904^ E. Majgaret Bell. Taught in the
public Sch. of Westmoreland for two yrs.;
practiced law in Sackville, since 1895;
contested Westmoreland Co., in 1895, and
was defeated, but was elec. by acclamation
the following year, for the Provincial House,
re-elec. in 1904 and 1908; was Liberal or-
ganizer for N.B., from 1904 to 1908. ^Id-
3rM«; Sackville, N.B. .
COBBOULD, Gordon Edward, K.C.; b.
Toronto, 2 Nov., 1847; s. of Charles and
Mary Corbould; m. (Isti) Arabella Almond.
4tn d. of Major W. Dion of Ist Madras
Fusiliers in 1877; (2nd) Charlotte M. E.
Cameron, 2nd d. of Sir Matthew Cameron,
Chief Justice of Ont.; two «. five d. Educ:
Model Grammar Sch., Toronto, and Up.
Can. Coll.; admitted to practice in Ont.,
1872; went to British Columbia, 1890;
called to the B.C. Bar in 1882; elected to
H. of C. for New Westminster, 1890; re-
elec., 1891; Conservative. Address: New
Westminster, B.C. Clubs: Westminster and
Terminal City, Vancouver.
COBBY, Henry; 6. Belleville, Ont., 2
May, 1851; s. of the late Henry Corby; m.
1872, Maria, d. of the late John Courtenay.
Educ: Belleville Pub. Schs., Rockwood
Academy, Toronto; entered offices of his
father, miller, distiller and importer of
wines, which business he succeeded on the
death of his father. Was for many yrs.
Asst. Chief of the Fire Dept., Pres. Belle-
ville branch of the St. John Ambulance
Assn., Belleville Natural Gas Co., Bay of
Quinte Bridge Co.; Dir. Agricultural Ex-
hibition Assn. of his dist.; elec. to H. of C.
for West Hastings, 1888, retu^d 1901. Was
for many yrs., pres. of the Conservative
Assn. Address: Belleville, Ont.
COBBIVEAU, ApoUinaire, K.C., LL.L.
(Laval Univ.); 6. Quebec, July, 1862; m.
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1889, Leda Dufresne, of Quebec; one s.
Educ: Laval Univ., Grad. 1885, winning
medal for general proficiency and Tessier
Prize of thirty dollars in §old. Called to
Bar, 1886; and has practiced in Quebec
ever since. Cr. K.C., 1906. Mem. of the
Council of Quebec Bar Assn. for many yrs. ;
Pres. St. Jean Baptiste Soc. of Sauveur,
1892. AddresB: 632 St. VaUer St., Quebec.

CORY, WiUiam Wallace; Deputy Min-
ister of the Interior; 6. Strathroy, Ont., 16
June, 1865; 8. of Thomas Cory and Margaret
Garrett; m. Laura Watson of Kirton, Lin-
colnsMre, England; two 8. one d. Educ: St.
John's Coll., Winnipeg. Inspecting officer,
Y.T., 1901-4; Dept. mn. of Interior, 1 Jan.,
1905. Address: 212 Argyle Av., Ottawa,
Ont. CZitd: Rideau, Ottawa.

COSTE, Louis, B.S.. M.I.C.E., London,
Eng.; mem. Can. Soc. C.E.; 6. Amherstburg,
Essex Co., 31 July, 1857: 8. of Hon. H.
Alexandre Coste and Mathilde Robidoux;
m. Marie Therese d'Eeterre. Educ: France.
England. Chief Engineer Public Works of
Can. 1892-1800; now consulting engr.; one
of the International Deep Waterways Com-
missioners for Can. Address: 242 Charlotte
St., Ottawa. Cluh: Rideau, Ottawa.

COSTIGAN, Hon. John, P.C; 6. St.
Nicholas, Levis, Co. Que., 1 Feb., 1835; s. of
John Costigan and Bridget Costigan; m.
1856, Harriet S. Ryan, of Grand Falls, N.B. ;
two 8. three d. Educ: Grand Falls and St.
Ann's Coll., Quebec.; was mem. of New
Brunswick Legislature, 1861-1867; elec. to
H. of C, 1867, and held seat contmuously,
imtil apptd. to the Senate, 1907; Min. of
Inland Revenue, 1882-1892; Sec. of State,
1892-94; Min. of Marine and Fisheries,
1894-96. Recreations: angling, hunting.
Address: 232 Cooper St., Ottawa; Edmund-
ston, N.B.

COTE, Narcisse Omer; Chief .of Land
Patents Branch, Dept. of Interior, Ottawa;
b. Quebec, 14 Sept., 1859; s. of Joseph
Olivier Cote, formerly Clerk of the Queen's
Privy Council for Canada, and Marie Julie
Leocadie Leprohon; m. 1907, Mabel Edna,
d. of Hon. Justice Girouard, of the Supreme
Ct. of Canada; one 8. Educ: Commercial
Acad.. Ottawa Univ.; entered the Civil
Service of Can. in 1879, as Clerk in the
Dept. of the Interior; sec. in 1885 to the
Royal Com., apptd. to investigate and
adjudicate upon the claims of the half-
breeds of the North-West Territories; apptd
a mem. of said Com., 1887; in 1900, apptd.
chn. of a similar com. to deal with the
claims of the Half-breeds of the Dist. of
Sask., and of persons who had served as
scouts, or otherwise, during the Rebellion of
1885; apptd. chief clerk in the Dept. of the
Interior, 1904; Register of Dom. Lands
Patents and Chief of Land Patents Branch,
1906; Capt^ Can. Mil., retired list. Pub
lications: "Political Appointments, Parlia-
ments and the Judical Bench in tne Dom-
inion of Canada, 1867 to 1895," pub. 1896,
and a supplement thereto covering the
period from 1896 to 1903. Address: 27
Cooper St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf,
Ottawa.

COTE, Captain Thomas, B.A.; 6. Trois

Pistoles. Que., 22 Sept., 1869; s. of Theo-

phile Cote and Flavia Laxrive. Educ:

Quebec Seminary and Laval University;

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in journalism in Quebec for several years;
Private Secretary to the Minister of Public
Works for Canada, threci years; Managing
Editor La Presse for nine years; Secy. Inter-
national Deep waterways Com., 1905-9;
Commissioner to Brussels lBbq>osn., 1910.
Address: 728 Elgin St., Ottawa. Clubs: St.
Denis, Military Institute, Montreal; Laur-
entian. Golf, Ottawa.

COTTON, Brig.-Gen. WUUam Henry,
Commanding Western Ontario; 6. Montreal,
7 Jan., 1848; s. of Henry Cotton of S.
Petersburg, and Eleanor Ross, of Montreal;
m. Jessie renner; four s. three d. Educ:
Quebec Huh Sch.; continuous military
service in Canada since 1866; 2nd lieut.,
Quebec Garrison Art., in that yr.; Lieut.
Ottawa Garrison Art., Aug., 1868; Capt. in
the Sch. of Gunnery, 1871 ; Capt. and Brev.
Major, Can. Art., 1872; Lieut.-Col. and
Commandant, R.C.A., 1882; Col., 1900;
Brig. General, 1907; D.O.C., M.D. No. 3,
25 Aug., 1893; D.O.C., M.D. No. 4, 29 Apr.,
1897; A.A.G., for Art., H.Q., 15 July, 1897;
O. C. Ottawa Brig., 1 Nov., 1897; Q.M.G.,
1 July, 1901 ; M.G.O., 15 Nov., 1904; Comdg.
Western Ontario, 1 April, 1908. RecrecUion:
golf. Address: 84 St. George St., Toronto.
Clubs: Rideau, Ottawa; Toronto, Golf,
Tor<mto.

COTTON, William Lawson; 6. New
London, P.E.I., 23 July. 1848; s. of Rev.
Richard Cotton and Marie Lawson; m.
Margaret Ellen Harris, d. of W. C. Harris,
four 8. three d. Editor of the Examiner
since 1875; Publications: many essays and
papers on historical, political and social
topics. Address: Charlottetown, P.E.I.

COULTER, Dr. Robert Millar; Deputy
Postmaster-General of Canada; b. York Co.,
1857; of Scotch and Irish parentage; m.
1887, Emma, d. of the late J. P. Wells, of
Aurora, ^dwc. : Toronto Univ. (M.B. 1882);
Victoria Univ. (M.D., 1882); commenced

Eractice of medicine at Aurora, Ont.; apptd.
>eputy Postmaster-Gen., 1897. Was for
many yrs. Health Officer and Physician of
the County Industrial Home of Aurora, and
served in the Municipal Council and Sch.
Bd.; organized the Young^ Liberal Club of
North York, and was Vice-Pres. of the
North York Reform Assn., for several yrs.
Mem. Ontario Medical Soc. and Dominion
Medical Soc. Address: 190 Cooper St.,
Ottawa. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

COURTLEIGH, WUliam Louis; b.
Guelph^ Ont., June 28, 1869; 8. Stephen
Courtleigh and Elisabeth Phelan: m. Mar.
17, 1890, Helen Cross. Cleveland. Began
career as actor, Sept. 1, 1888; mem. Actors
Order of Friendship; pres. Actors Soc. of
America. Clubs: Players, Lambs, Green-
room. Address: 304 2d Av., New York.

COURTNEY, Jolrn Mortimer, C.M.G.,
I.S.O., formerly Deputy Minister of Finance
and Receiver-Gen., and Sec. of the Treasury
Board of Canada (now retired) ; b. Peneance,
Cornwall, 22 July, 1883; 2nd 8. of John
Sampson Courtney of Alverton House, Pmi-
sance, and Sarah, d. of John Mortimer; m.
1870, Mary Elisabeth Sophia, 2nd d. of late
Fennings Taylor, Clerk Assistant of the
Senate of Canada; one s. Educ: Pensance.
After several years spent in banking, came
to Canada, in 1869, to become the Chief
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Oommissions; was Hon. Treasurer in Can-
ada for the Indian Famine Fund; Hon.
Treasurer of Canadian Patriotic Fund and
of Canadian Association for Prevention of
Tuberwilosis; mem. of the Quebec Battle-
fields Com. Recreation: reading. Clubs:
Bideau, Golf, Ottawa.

COUSINEAU, PhUemon, B.A.. LL.D.
(Laval), K.C., M.L.A.; h. St. Laurent, Que.,
25 Oct., 1874; «. of Gervais Cousineau and
Angelique Gould; m. 1897, Helmina Grend-
ron; five d. Educ: Ste. Therese Coll.; Prof-
fessor of constitutional and municipal law
at Laval Univ., Montreal; Pres.^ Mount
Royal Tel. Co.; dir., Saeuenay Idxht and
Power Co., St. Lawrence Tobacco Co.; elec.
to Legis. Assn. for Co. of Jacques Cartier,
1908. Addreaa: Qt. Laurent, Que. Clvb:
Lafontaine.

COUTLEE. Lieut.-Col. Louis WiUlam,
K.C., B.C.L., avil Law Reporter of the
Supreme Court of Canada; h. Oakland Hall,
Hull, Que., 17 Dec, 1861; m. Charlotte, d.
of late Wm. Wilson, H.M. Customs, Belle-
ville, Ont.; one «. four d. Educ: Aylmer
Academy; Masson Coll., McGill Univ.,
Montreal; admitted to Bar of Quebec, 1873;
Bar of Ontario, 1875; Bar of Manitoba,
1882; Deputy Attorney General of Mani-
toba, 1883-1887; Mumcipal Commissioner
to organize Manitoba Mumcipal System,
1887; Registrar-General of Manitoba, 1887-
1890; Law Clerk, Manitoba Legislative
Assembly, 1883-1888. PublicationB: Con-
cordance to Code of Civil Procedure of
Quebec (1870), Torrens System of Regis-
tration by Title in Manitoba and Northwest
Territories of Canada (1890), Digests of
Decisions of Supreme Court of Canada,
1898, 1903, and 1908, also Collection of
Unreported Supreme Court Cases, 1906.
Served in Canadian Militia since 1866, has
been three times on active service, holds
Imperial War Medal for Fenian raids with
clasps for 1866 and 1870, and Medal for
Saskatchewan Campaign 1886, with clasp,
was praised by Major General Middleton
for services in last campaign as second in
command of Winnipeg Field Battery of
Artillery; Asst. Adjt. Gen. of Arty., 1899,
1900 and 1901, during annual trainings,
under Ck>ls. Montisambert and Stone, and
Brig. Gen. Drury, C.B.; has held present
office on staff of Supreme Court, since 1896.
Retreationa: hunting, fiishing, skatng, curl-
ing. Address: Ottawa. Clvh: Rideau, Ot-
tawa.

COWAN, GeoriTe Henry, M.P.. B.A., K.
C.\ h. Warwick, Ont., 17 June, 1858; «. of
Wilfiam Ck)wan, and Anne King; m. Jose-

ghene Irene Downie, d. of Canon Downie of
ort Stanley, Ont.; one s. four d. Educ:
Strathroy and Brantford Collegiate Inst.,
Toronto Univ., and Osgoode Hall, Toronto;
graduated B.A., in 1884; called to the Bar
of Ont.. in 1889, and B.C. Bar in 1893;
apptd. Q.C. by Dom. (Jovt., 1896; K.C. by
B.C. Govt.. 19iD6; unsuccessful conservative
candidate m 1896; elected in 1908. Puhli-
eations: The Chinese question in Canada,
in Canadian Bncyclopaedia, vol. 6; Better
tferms for British Columbia, in pamphlet
form. Recreations: Horses, hunting, bowling
billiards. Axidress: 1225 Davis St., Van-
couver B.C. Clubs: Vancouver and Ter-

minal City, Vancouver; Union, Victoria;
Albany, Toronto.

COWAN, Mahlon K., K.C.; 6. Blythes-
wood, Essex Co., Ont., 10 May, 1863; s. of
Walter Ck>wan, and Mary Ann (^wan; m.
Clara S. Pilkey. Educ: Brantford and
Collingwood Collegiate Institutes; elec. to
H. of C. 1896; re-elec. in 1900: refused to
run in 1904; joined the G. T. Ry. in Dec.,
1904; as Assistant Solicitor. Recreations:
hunting, golf. Address: Montreal, Que.
Clubs: St. James', Canada, Royal Montreal
Golf, Beaconsfield GolfjWestmount Golf,
Montreal, Que., and Windsor, Windsor,
Ont.

COWIE, Frederick WiUiam, B.A.S., M.
Inst. C.E., M. Can. Soc. C.E., CMei Ekigineer
Harbour Commissioners, Montreal; bTGrcen
wood Farm, Caledonia Co., Haldimand,
Ont., 27 March, 1863; a. John Cowie, Esq.:
m. in 1896, Katherine Greenough, d. of
William Parker Greenough, of Boston, U.S.
A., and Seigneur of Perthuis. Portneuf,
Que.; one «. two d. Educ: Pubhc and High
Sch. in central Ont.; Woodstock Coll.,
Woodstock; McGill Univ., Montreal; grad-
uating in 1886 with honors in Civil Engin-
eering; after leaving McGill Univ., accepted
position under John Kennedy, C.E., Chief
Engineer, Montreal Harbor (commissioners
to 1892; in 1982 was Assistant Engineer
Public Works of Canada, to 1897; in 1897,
was resident Engineer, River St. Lawrence
Ship Canal to 1903; from 1904 to 1908.
Supt. Eng.; afterwards and at present Chiei
Engineer, Montreal Harbour, Trustee of the
Seigniory of Perthuis, from 1900 to the
present time. PubliccUiwis: River St. Law-
rence official reports; winter navigation in
Canada; British and Continental Ports,
1908; (Jointly with Major G. W. Stephens).
Recreaiions: Polo, big game hunting and
fishing. Address: 49 "The Linton," Mont-
real. Clubs: Rideau, Ottawa; Engineers,
a nd C anada, Montreal.

COWLES, Eugene; b. Stanstead. Que.;
8. Dr. C. W. Cowles; m. May 23, 1898,
Louise Cleary. Went to Chicago in 'teens;
was clerk in 1st Nat. Bank; sang in ch.
choirs, quartets, etc.; Nov^ 1888, joined
the Bostonians, at Ford's 'Theatre, Balti-
more, making debut as Squire Bantam in
Dorothy; was for 10 yrs. mem. of that or-
ganization, singing premier basso roles, his
most noted part bdng Will Scarlett in Robin
Hood; became leading man in Alice Nielsen
Opera Co., Sept., 1898, playing The Fortune
Teller; later appeared m London in opera;
has sung in concerts and various operas,
composed several songs. Address: Derby
Line, Vt.

COX, Hon. George Albertus; Senator; b.
Colbome, Northumberland Co., Ont., 7
May, 1840; «. of Edward W. Cox. and Jane
Tanner; m. 1862, second d. of the late
Daniel Hopkins, Peterborough (d. Jan
1905). Educ: Public and Grammar Schs..
Colborne, Ont.; from 1858 to 1871, engaged
in life insurance business in Peterborough:
in 1871, secured control of and was elected
pres. and Genl. Mgr. of the Midland Ry.,
which he retained until the road became
part of the G. T. Ry. in 1884; is now Pres.
of the Canada Life Assurance Co.; Central
Loan and Savings Co., Western Assurance
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the Toronto Savings and Loan Ck>., and is a
Director of the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce, The National Trust Co., Can. General
Electric Co., The Dominion Iron and Steel
Co., The Toronto Railway Co., and the
Grand Trunk Pacific Ry.; is also Bursar
of Victoria Univ., Toronto; called to the
Senate, 13 Nov., 1896. Adrfre«a; Toronto.

COX, Palmer, author and artist ; h.
Granby, Que., 28 April, 1840; 5th a. of
Michael Cox, farmer, and pensioner of the
English army; unmarried. Educ: Granby
Academy; went to California, 1863; followed
railroading, contracting, etc.; wrote for
newspapers; came to New York, 1876; took
up writing and illustrating for children's
magazines, and also humorous books. Pub-
lications: Squibs of Everyday Life, 1874;
Hans Von Pelter's trip to Gotham, 1878;
How Columbus found America, 1878; That
Stanley, 1878; The Brownies, their Book,
1887; Queer People with Wings and Stings,
1888; Comic Yams (revision of Souibs),
1888; another Brownies' Book, 1890; Brow-
nies at Home, 1893; Brownies around the
World, 1^4; Palmer Cox's Brownies, a
spectacular play in three acts, 1894; The
Brownies In Fairyland, a musical cantata,
1894; Brownies through the Union, 1895;
Brownies abroad, 1899; Brownies in the
Philippines, 1904; Palmer's Cox's Brownie
Primer, 1906. RecrecUiona: rifle target shoot-
ing, fishing, cycling. Address: 134 West
23rd Street, New York.

COX, Robert N., M.L.A.; b. Charlotte-
town, P.E.I., 12 Oct., 1850; m. Elizabeth
Sutherland; three s. tnree d. Educ: Prince
of Wales Coll., Charlottetown, P.E.I. In
commercial business at Morell since 1869.
Recreations: fishing, and shooting. Address:
Morell, P.E.I.

COYUB, Rev. Robert Francis, D. D., LL.
D.; b. Roseneath, Ont., July 28, 1850; s.
James and Ann Coyle; m. June 4, 1886, J.
Adella Haviland, Fort Dodge, la. Educ:
in Can., 1856-64; grad. Wabash Coll., West-
minster Coll.; sudied theology, Auburn,
N.Y.; Theol. Sem., 1878-9; ordained to
Presby'n ministry. Ft. Dodge, la., 1879;

Eastor there. 1879-85, Fullerton A v. Pres-
y'n Ch., Chicago, 1885-91, Ist Presby'n
Ch., Oakland, Calif., 1891-1900, Central
Presby'n Ch., Denver, since 1900. Modera-
tor Presby'n Gen. Assembly at Los Angeles,
Calif., 1903. Publications: Foundation
Stones, 1887; Workingmen and the Ch.,
1896; The Christianity of Christ, 1892; The
Church and the Times (sermons), 1905.
Address: 1650 Sherman Av., Denver, Col.
COYNE, James Henry, B.A., M.A., LL.
D., F.R.S.C.; fe. St. Thomas, Ont., 3 Oct.,
1849; «. of William and Christina Coyne; m.
Matilda, 3rd d. of the late John George
Brown, of Toronto, who for several years
was Mayor and M.L.A. for that city; four
s. two d.; Educ: St. Thomas common and
grammar Schs., Univ. of Toronto; Matricu-
fated, Toronto Univ., 1864; volunteered
and saw service at London, Port Stanley,
Samia and Thorald, 1866, as private in St.
Thomas Rifles (Medal). Id 1870, B.A. at
Univ. of Toronto, and gold medal. During
four years, won four scholarships. Studied
law at St. irhomas; Meadmaster at Cornwall
High School, in 1871, and returned to law
studies, in 1872; from this date he took all
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active part in Provincial and Dominion
Politics; admitted to the Bar at Attorney.
1874; was defeated for the Provincial
House in 1886; organized the Elgin Histori-
cal and Scientific Institute; became first
Pres., and still holds that posit. Publica-
tions: 1893, The Southwold Earthwork and
the Country of the Neutrals (in Boyle's
Archaeological Reoport); 1895, Tne Country
of the Neutrals from Cnamplain to Talbot,
(St. Thomas); 1899, First Steps in the Dis-
covery and Exploration of Ontario (Ontario
Educational Association Transactions) ;

1899, A Century of Achievement (HMnil-
ton); 1901, A Centurjr of Achievement
(Hamilton}, reprinted with alterations and
additions m Methodist Magazine for Jan.
and Feb.; 1903, Exploration of the Great
Lakes, 1669-1670, by Dolliee de Casson and
De Br^haut de Galin^e; Galin^e's Narrative
and Map, with an English Version, includ-
ing all the Map Legends. Translator and
Editor, James H. Coyne; 1906, Richard
Maurice Bucke, a sketch; 1908^ The Talbot
Papers, edited with preface, introduction
and some annotations; 1898-1902, Presi-
dential address to The Ontario Historical
Society. Recreations: golf and curling. Ad-
dress: "Woodlands," Metcalfe St., St.
Thomas. Clubs: County Club, St. Thomas.
Ont.

COYNEY, Weston: editor Dawson Daiiy
News; b. Birmingnam, Eng., 1849; com-
menced his newspaper career under late
George Dawson, editor Birmingham Morn-
ing News; engaged for several years the
Tribune, New York; Secy, to American
Minister of Paris; worked on Panama Canal,
under Count de Lesseps; returned to N§w
York and joined staflf of Herald; correspt.
of that paper to Yukon, 1898, and has
remained there ever since. Address: Daw-
son, Y.T.

CRAICK, William Amot, B.A.; editor
of Busy Man's Magazine, Canadian Book-
man and Bookseller A Stationer of Canada;
6. Port Hope, Ont., 19 Sept., 1880; s. of
James and Jean Kyle Craick; m. Hilda M.
Bingay, of Yarmouth, N.S. Educ: Port
Hope Sch., and Toronto Univ.; for seven
yrs. associated with the Maclean Pub. Co. of
Toronto, and now editor of Busy Man's
Magazine, Canadian Bookman, and Book-
seller & Stationer, of Canada. Publication:
"History of Port Hope," 1901. Recreation:
pedestrianism, mem. Champlain Soc. Ad-
dress: 79 Walker Av., Toronto. Club:
Toronto Press.

CRAIG, Hon. James, K.C.; Judge of the
Territorial Court, Yukon; local Judge in
Admiralty; b. Inverurie, Scot., 31 July,
1851 ; s. of late Geo. Craig, Police Magistrate
of Amprior, Ont., and Annie Clark; m.
Lizzie Olivia, d. of Edwd. S. Macpherson.
barr., of New York; one d. Educ: McGill
Univ., Osgoode Hall. Practiced Law in
Renfrew after grad. in 1878; Warden of
Renfrew Co., 1896; Capt. and Paymaster,
42nd Batt., 1879; apptd. Judge, 26 April,

1900. Recreation*; fishing, shooting ^curling.
Address: Dawson, Y.T. Club: Zero, Dawson.

CRATHERN, James; b. Montreal, Que.,
Feb., 1830. Educ: Montreal; was mem. of
the firm of Crathem A Caverhill, wholesale
dealers in hardware; director of the Canad-
ian Bank of Commerce, the St. Lawrence

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Sugar Refining Co., Dominion Coal Co..
National Trust Co., Liverpool, London^ and
Globe Ins. Co.; Pres. Kewatin Flour Milling
Co., and the Royal Victoria Life Ins. Co.,
Montreal General Hospital; Governor of the-
McGilkUniv., and member of the Govern-
ing Committee of the Alexandra Hospital.
Address: 32 Macgr^or St., Montreal. Clubs:
Mount Royal, St. James', Montreal.

CRAWFORD^ Hon. Thomas; Speaker of
the Legis. Ass. of Ontario; b. Co. Fermanagh
Irel., 14 Aug., 1847; s. of Jaes and Jane
Crawfordr" m. Isabella Fyfc, of Toronto;
five c. JEduc: in Ireland and Toronto.

- Came to Canada with his parents, 1865.
Commenced work in the Can. Northern Ry.
Co.; in 1868. joined his father in the cattle
business ana has been a successful dealer
for many yrs., exporting many thousand
heads to Great Bntain and U.S.; for three
yrs., mem. Toronto City Council; elec. to
Legis at g. e., 1894, 1898, 1902, 1905, 1908;
after death of Hon. J. W. St. John, was elec.
Speaker, 8 April, 1907, re-elec. 1909; Pres.
of the Equity Fire Insur. Co.; Pres. of the
Metropohtan Sch. of Music; Vice-Pres. of
the Bd. of Governors of the Western Hos-
pital.

CRAIYFORD-FBOST, Rev.- WiUiam
Albert, M.A.; 6. Owen Sound, Ont.,
Oct. 29, 1863; s. of William and Louisa
Crawford; m. Aug. 28, 1889, Damaris Con-
stance, d, John Ings.; prep. ed'n. public
schs. and ColWiate Inst., Owen Sound;
grad. Toronto Univ., 1884; grad. divinity,
Wycliflfe Coll., Toronto, 1887; sp'l. course
Baltimore Med. Coll., 1897; was on staff of
Toronto Globe while attending Univ. of
Toronto; ordained deacon, 1888, priest,
1889; curate, St. Paul's, Charlottetown,
P.E.I., 1888; rector St. George's New Glas-
gow, N.S., 1889-92; Ch. of the Redeemer,
Merrick, L.I., 1892-6; Memorial Ch. of the
Holy Comforter, Baltimore, 1896-1903;
Instructor of Chemistry in Baltimore Med.
Coll., 1904-1906; founder Young Men's
Liberal Club, Toronto; invented a thought
recorder, 1902, Former mem. Canadian
Inst., Toronto; mem. Soc. of Am. Authors,
astrom. sect. Md. Acad. Science, Soc. Arts.
England, Transatlantic Soc, etc. Publica-
tions: Old Dogma in a New Light, 1896;
The Philosophy of Integration, 1906; also
an anthem "Columbia," 1907. Address:
2120 Chelsea Terrace, Baltimore, Ind.

CRBELJVIAN, Adam Rutherford, K.C.;
General Counsel of C.P.R.; b. Richibucto,
Kent Co., N.B.; s. of James Rutherford
Creelman, and Isabella Christina Patterson;
m. 1878, Margaret Cummings, d. of Rev.
John Jennings, D.D., of Toronto; four s. one
d. Educ: Richibucto Gram. Sch., Chatham
Acad.; studied law in Toronto; mem. of
the legal firm of McCarthy, Osier, Hoskin
& Creelman-, 1878-1901; gen. counsel of
C.P.R. since that time. For four yrs. in
^Can. Militia. Address: 46 "The Sherbrooke"
C.P.R. Co's Office, Windsor St., Montreal.
Clubs: Mount Royal, St. James, Royal
Montreal Golf, Forest and^Stream, Montreal
Toronto, Granite, Toronto Hunt, Cricket,
Toronto; Rideau, Golf, Coimtry, Ottawa;
New York City, N.Y.

CREESLMAN, James, F.R.G.S.; associ-
ate editor Pearson's Magazine (American) ;
6^ Montreal, 1869; m. 1891, Alice L. Buell

of Ohio; one a. two d. Editorial writer and
correspondent. New York Herald ^ 1877-89;
editor London edition, 1890; editor Paris
edition, 1891-92; editor New York Evening
Telegram, 1893; late European editor of
New York Journal: has interviewed the
Pope, King George of Greece, Emperor of
Corea, President Faure, Prince Bismarck,
H. M. St&nley, Louis Kossuth, Count Tol-
stoi; British e(fitor Cosmopolitan Magazine,
1893; war correspondent for New York
World, Japanese War, 1894; war corres-
pondent New York Journal, Graeco-Turkish
War, 1897; Cuban War, 1898; PhiHppine
War, 1899; was Aide on General Lawton's
staff, Philippines; captured Spanish flag,
and was shot after he received surrender of
Spanish commandant at El Caney, 1898.
Publications: On the Great Highway, 1901 ;
Eagle Blood, 1902. Recreations: fencing.
Address: 67 West 94th Street, New York.
Clubs: National Liberal; Lotos, Authors',
Explorers,' Democratic, New York.

CREIGHTON, David; b. Glasgow, Scot.,
1 April, 1843; a.^of Abraham Creighton and
Margaret Bonaf; m. to Jennie Elizabeth
Kramer, 15 Oct., 1873; one a. and four d.
Educ: Glasgow Scotland and Owen Sound,
Ont.; learned the printing business and in
1864, became publisher of the Owen Sound
Times, which he continued until 1887, when
at the request of Sir J>)hn A. Macdonald,
he founded The Empire, at Toronto, con-
tinuing its publication until 1895, when it
and "The Mail" were amalgamated under
the title of The Mail and Empire." He then
became Assist. Receiver General at Toronto,
which office he still holds. In 1875 he was
elected to represent North Grey in the
Ontario Legislature, which he continued
to represent until 1890. Address: 26 Spadina
Road, Toronto.

CRIDGE, Rt. Rev. Edward, B.A., D.D.,
Bishop; b. Bratton-Heming of Devonshire,
Eng., 17 Dec, 1817; a. John and Grace
Cridge; m. Mary Winnelle, d. of George
Winnelle of Bomford, Essex; if our a. five d.
Educ: North Molton, Devon, Eng., and
Gram. Sch., Sault Moulton; arrived in
Canada, Fort Victoria, Vancouver Island,
31 March, 1865; from 1836 to 1842, was
third master at the Gram. Sch., Oimdle,
Northamptonshire; B.A., St. Peter's Coll.,
Cambridge, 1848; one of the students,
soliciting aid for the Great Irish famiiie;
ordained the same year on appointment as
Asst. Curate, and 2nd Master, Grammar
Sch., in Walsham, Norfolk; in 1851, apptd.
to incumbency of Christ Church, West-Ham
London; Sept. 1854, apptd. Chaplain to
Hudson Bay Co., and District Minister of
Victoria, Vancouver Isiand. Left Engand
with his bride, and arrived six months
later, going around cape Horn, in the sail-
ing Ship, Marquis of Bute; apptd. Bishop,
in 1876; one of the original provisional
Committee appointed by Governor Douglas,
to arrange for the building of an Hospital,
afterwards called the Royal Jubilee Hos-
pital, also one of the originators for the
erection of an Orphans' Home; said the
opening prayers at the first parliament in
Vancouver Island, 1856; addressed the
Crowds on Beacon Hill on the occasion of
Queen Victoria's Jubilee; Pronounced bene-
diction upon soldiers at the_^arewell given
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to the South African Contingent, Oct., 1899;
now in his 92nd year, he does not take an
active part in the Ministry, but lives on the
homestead. Publication»: Tract on spirit-
ualism; a book '*As it was in the beginnrng;"
pamphlet, "Life after death." Recreations:
Music. Address: Hudson Bay Co., Fort
Victoria; Christ Church Parsonage, Victoria,
B.C.; 238 Government Street, Victoria, B.C.
CROCKET, Oswald Smith, B.A., M.P.;
6. Chatham, N.B., 13 April, 1868; s. of Wil-
liam Crockett, LL.D., formerly Chief Supt.
of Educ. in N.B., and Mary Crocket; both
Scotch; m. (1st) 20 July, 1893, A. Bersa
Stanser, d. of the late Thomas Stanger,
Merchant, Fredericton (d.); (2nd) 6 Sept.,

1905, Clarine M. Stevenson, d. of the late
Chas. M. Stevenson, M.P., Ck>aticook, Que.
Educ.: Com. Sch. and Hieh Sch., Frederic-
ton, and Univ. of N.B.; amnitted Attorney,
Supreme Court of N.B.. 15 Oct., 1891;
Barrister, 20 Oct., 1892; first elec. to H. of
C, 1904; re-elec, 1908; was Pres. of Fred-
ericton Soc. of St. Andrew for five yrs.,
1900-1905; Chairman of N.B. Bums Mem-
orial Ck>m., through whose efforts the statue
of Robert Bums was erected. 1906; Pres-
bjrterian; Onservative. Address: Fred-
ericton, N.B.

CROFTON, Francis Blake, B.A.: b.
Cronboyne, Mayo, Ireland, 1841; s. of Kev.
Wm. Crofton, Rector of Skreene, Sligo; m.
in 1872, Emma Katherine Bradshaw of
Que.; two s. two d. Educ: Royal School
Dungannon and Trinity Coll., Dublin, with
honors in classics and Engliah Literature;
also passed for Indian CXvil Service, but
did not go to India. Arrived- in Canada in
1864; was professor in Bishop's ()oll., Len-
noxville, 1864 to 1865, but removed to N.S.
in 1877, after some years spent in New
York, in Educational work; from 1882 to

1906, was Librarian to Legislature of N.S.
Publications: The Bewildered Quereste,
"The Major's Big Talk Stories," "Is it too
late," and other pamphlets. Address: Hali-
fax, N.S. Clubs: Halifax, HaUfax, N.S., and
Authors, Loiidon, Eng.

CROOK, James Walter; 6. Bewdley,
Ont., Dec. 21, 1858; s. Richard and Jane
Sackville; m. 1883, Miss Eva M. Lewis.
Educ: Oberlin Coll., 1891; studied Univ. of
Wis., 1892-3, Univ. of Berlin, Germany,
1893-4, Columbia, 1894-5 (Ph. D., 1898;
Prof, economics, Amherst Coll., since Sept.,
1895; lecturer on economic, social and edii'l.
subjects. Publications: Crerman Wage
Theories, 1898. Address: Amherst, Mass.

CROSBY, A. B., M.P.; 6. Belfast. Ire-
land, 5 May, 1859; s. of Adam Crosby and
Mary J. Crosby Brown; m. 15 Jon., 1885,
Mamie F. Cody, Halifax; five s. three d.
Educ: Pub. Schs. Cape Breton, Commercial
Coll., Halifax, N.S. ; Pres. Arena Rink Co.,
Vice-Pres., Cheticamps Copper Co.; alder-
man in Halifax for one year; following year
elec. Mayor, and continued in office for
three years, when disqualified by the law of
limitation; again elec. Mayor, which office
he now holds; first elec. to H. of C, 1908.
Roman Catholic; Conservative. Address:
P.O. Box, 108, Halifax.

CROSS, Hon. Charles Wilson, B. A., LL.

B., Attorney General of Alberta; b. Madoc,

Ont., 30 Nov., 1872; s. of Thomas Cross and

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s. two d. Educ: Upper Can. CJoU., Toronto
Univ., OeRoode Hall, Toronto; appted.
Attorney (General in the first Albeorta Grovt. ,
6 Sept., 1905, and el. to Leg. Ass. at the
first g. e., same yr.; re-elec. 1909. Becrea-
Hon:Ko\i. Address: Edmonton, Alta.

CROSSEN, William James; Gen. Mgr.
of the Crossen Car Mnfg. Ck>. of Cobourg,
Ltd.; b. Cobourg. Ont., 1857; m. 1880.
Minnie, d. of S. Stanley Howell; two s. one
d. Educ: Ck>bouig pub. schs.; joined his
father in the management of the business
of building Ry. Cars, 1870; became head of
the business on the death of his father, 1890 ;
organized it into a joint Stock Co., the fol-
lowing year and became Cren. Mgr. of the
Co. Address: Cobourg, Ont.

CRCTHERS^ Thomas Wilson, B.A., K.
Cm M.P.; b. Northport, 1 Jan., 1850; a. of
William Crothers ana Nancy Gray; m.
Mary E. Bums. Educ: Pub. Sch. and
Victoria Coll.; Public Sch. teacher one yr.;
Head Master High Sch., Wardsville, Ont..
three years; unsuccessful Conse^ative can-
didate for Ont. Legislature for W. Elgin,
1879 (defeated by 7); studied law in the
office of Messrs. Foy, Tupper and Macdonell,
and Messrs. Bethune, OIsot and Moss, Tor-
onto; practiced law at St. Thomas, Ont.,
since 1880; first elec. to H. of C, 1908.
Recreation: gardening. Address: St. Thomas
Ont.

CROUTER, A. li. Edgerton, M.A., LL.
D.; 6. Belleville, Ont^Sept. 16. 1846; «.
Abraham Lewis and Elizabeth Elisa Ger-
man Crouter; m. 1895, June Yale. Educ:
pub. and pvt. schs.; studied Franklin Inst,
and Univ. of Pa.; (M.A., Gallaudet Coll.,
Washington, 1886; LL.D., 111. Coll., Jack-
sonvUle, 1894). Teacher, 1867-84, Supt.
since 1884, Pa. Inst'n for the Deaf and
Dumb, Mt. Airy, Pa. Pres. Am. Assn. to
Promote Teaching Speech to Deaf; mem.
Am. Acad. Polit. and Social Science, Pa.
Hist. Soc., Conv. Am. Inst'rs of Deaf; U.S.
del. Intemat. Conf. Teacher^ of Deaf, Edin-
burgh, 1907. Republican. Episcopalian.
Contributor to literature instr'n deaf. Ad-
dress: 7406 Germantown Av., Mt. Airy,
Ph ilade lphia.

CROWE, George Reading; b. Clifton,
Colchester Co., N.S., 22 Oct., 1862; a. of
James and Harriet N. Crowe; m. Mary
Elizabeth Alexander; one s. two d. Educ:
Common Sch., Colchester Co. Grain dealer
since 1885. Address: 125 Hargrave St.,
Wi nnip eg. Man. Ciu6; Manitoba, Winnipeg.

CROWE, Lieut.-Col. John Henry Ver-
ender, R.A.; commandant of the Roy-
al Military College, Kingston^nt.; b. 1682;
m. Mary Margaret, widow of Wilfred Walls-
Russell; one a. one d. Educ: at Charter-
house, R. M. Coll., Woolwich, and Staff
Coll.; arrived in Canada, Oct., 1909; com-
missioned as Lieut., 1882; Captain, 1890;
Major, 1899; Lieut.-Col., 1907; Private
Secretary to the Governor of Punjab.
1892-7; D.A.Q.M.G. Intelligence Dept., of
the War Office, 1899-1902: chief instructor
in military top<w*aphy ana military history
and tactics at the R. M. Academy, Wool-
wich, 1904-08; Knight Commander of the
Danebrog (Denmark); Order of Merit
(Spain); officer of the Order of S. Rente de
Aviz (Portugal). Publications: "Problems
in manoeuvre tactics; "Epitome of the

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Afghan War, 1878-1880; "Epitome of the
Russo-Turkish War ,1877-8-/' Handbook of
the armies of Sweden and Norway," and
Translator of Drill R^ulations of the Ger-
man Field Artillery, from the German of
Cknmt Sternberg. Address: Royal Military
Ck>llege, Kingston, Ont. Clvha: Naval and
Military, and Grosvenor, London, Eng.
CBUIKSHANK, LieuL-Col. Ernest Al-
exander, F.R.S.C., D.O.C. Mil. Dist.
No. 13; 6. Tp. of Bertie, Welland Co., Ont.,
20 Jmie, 1854; 8. of Alexander Cruickshank,
and Margaret Milne (both Scotch); m.
Julia E. Kennedy, of Buffalo, N.Y. Edtic.:
St. Thomas Gram. Sch., Upper Can. Coll.;
mem. of Welland Co. Coun., 1879-1903;
Warden, 1886; police Magistrate, Niagara
Falls, 1903-8; joined 44th Reg., in 1881, and
served through all ranks to position of
lieut.-Col., Comdg.; now Hon. Lieut.-Col.
of Rekt.; commanded 5th Infan. Brig.;
apptd. D. O. C, No. 13 Dirt., 1 Ma^, 1909.
Has written voluminously upon hirtorical
matters. Publications: Documentary His-
tory, War of 1812; Battle of Lundy's Lane;
Battle of Queenston Heights; Story of
Butler's Rangers; Si^e of Port Erie; Hist.
Records of Can. Regmients; Hirt. of Wel-

land Country. Recreations: riding, walking,
mouutaineering. Address: Marlborough
Mansions, Calgary, Alta.

CUIXEN, Thomas Stephen, M.D.; b.
Bridgewater, Ont., Nov. 20, 1868; s. Rev.
Thomas and Mary Greene; m. 1901, Emma
Jones Beckwish. Educ: Collegiate Inst.,
^Toronto; grad. med. dept., Toronto Univ.,
1890; Specialist in abdominal surgery; asso.
prof, gvnecologv, Johns Hopkins; asso. in
• gynecology. Johns Hopkins Hosp.; Hon.
mem. La Sodeta Italiana Ostcitricia Gine-
cologia, Rome; corr. mem. Gesellschaft fur
Geburtshulfe, Leipzie. Contb'r. to med.
jours, on gynecol. pathology and abdominal
surgery. Pvhlications: Cancer of the Uterus,
1900; Adeno-myoma des Uterus, Verlag
von August Hirschwald, 1903. Address: 3
W. Preston St., Baltimore. Md.

CUMBERLAND, Frederic Bartow, M.A.
(Trin. ColL); 6. Portsmouth, Eng., 5 A\ig.,
1848; s. of F. W. Cumberland, and Wilmot
Mary Bramley; fn. Seraphina Fraser, of
Port Hope; one d. Educ: Model Gram.
Sch., Toronto; Cheltenham Coll., Eng.;
Trin. Coll., Toronto. Came to Can. with ms

Earents in 1847; rtudied law in Toronto,
ut abandoned it in 1870 to raiter railway
service; served in many capacities on Great
Wertem and Northern Rys. With Sir
Frank Smith, estbd., 1880, Niagara Nav.
Co.; Vice-Pres. of Co. since formed Colling-
wood Lake Superior Line to Port Arthur
and Duluth, 1881. Placed S. S. Campana
on Upper Lakes, first twin screw steamer
on Upper Lakes, and firrt vessel to be cut
in two to be taken through Canadian Canals,
conducted general tounst and ticket office
in Toronto, 1879-1902; Pres. or Dir. of
many important business organizations;
mem. ai Corporation of Trinity Coll.; mem.
of Senate, Toronto Univ.; was a priv. in
Cheltenham Coll. Rifle Corps, and best shot
in. Wimbledon Team; served in Fenian
Raid in Can., 1866; has been Pres. of St.
Greorge's Soc., Toronto, and Pres. of Nat-
ional Chib: Supreme Pres., S. O. E., 1896.
Has rteadily refused nomination for public

office: mem. of Colonial Committee of the
Tariff Reform League: resided in England,
1903-4, but returned to Canada, 1905.
Publitations: 'The Northern Lakes of
Canada;" "Hirtory of the Union Jack and
Flags of the Empire;" "The Navies on Lake
Ontario in 1812." Mem. of the Authors'
Soc, England; Champlain Soc.. Canada; is
pres. of the Ontario Hirtorical Soc. Ad'
dresses: "Dunain," Port Hope, Ont.; c|o
Niagara Nav. Co., Toronto. Clubs: Tor-
onto; Royal Col. Inst., London, Eng.

CUMMINGS, Mrs. WiUonghby Emily;
m. to WUloughby Cummings of Willoughby
Hall, Chippawa; active for many years in
the National Council of Women; Corres-
ponding Secretary thereto; Convener of
Press Committee of the International Coun-
cil. Toronto, June, 1909. Address: 44 Dew-
son St., Toronto.

CUMMISKEY, Hon. James H.; Commr.
of Pub. Works of Prince Edward Island;
elec. for the 3rd dirt, of Queen's Co., on the
Councillor list at g. e., 1897; re-el. at g. e.,
1900, 1904 and 1908; apptd. to Ex.-Coun.,
and made Commr. of Pub. Works, 28 Dec.,
1900, which he rtll holds; Speaker of the
House of Ass., 8th Leeds., 1888-1900. Ad-
dress: Charlottetown, F.E.I.

CUBBIE, Major John Allison, M.P.; b,
Nottawa. Simcoe Co., Ont., 25 Feb., 1862;
s. of John Currie and Catherine McAllirter;
m. E. Helen Sparks; one d. Educ: Pub.
Sch. and Coll. Inst., Collingwood; on staff of
the Toronto News and Toronto Mail: left
journalism to enter business; now pres. of
the Imperial Steel and Wire Co.: first elec.
to H. of Cm 1908; Major, 48th Highlanders,
Canada; Pres., Toronto Garrison Indoor
Baseball League. Puhlicaiions: Articles to
magazines and reviews. Address: 39 How-
land Av., Toronto; Collingwood, Ont.
Clubs: Albany, Can. Mil. Inrt., Toronto;
Collingwood.

CURBIE, Morlej, B.A., M.D., M.P.; 6.
Pictonj Ont., 1869; s. of Geo. C. Currie and
Catherme Richards; m. Clara Clarke; one d.
Educ: Pub. Sch. and High Sch. of Picton.
Ont., and Univ. of Toronto; a physician;
surgeon with rank of Capt. in the 16th
Regt.; elec. to the Ont. I^slature. 1902
and 1904; elect, to the H. of C, 1908.
Address: Picton, Ont.

CUBBY, Nathaniel; b. Kings County,
N.S., 26 March, 1861; s. of Charles Curry
and Eunice Davidson; m. Hary M. Hall;
four a. Educ: Pub. Sch. of N.S.; spent some
years in the United States with Railway
and Mining Companies; established business
in Amherst, N.S., 1877; Pres., Rhodes,
Curry Co., Ltd., Canada Car and Foimdry
Co., Canada Land Co.; Dir. Bank of Nova
Scotia, Canada Cement Co., Canadian Li^ht
and Power Co., and 15 other companies.
Recreations: yachting, shooting, fishing,
curling. Address: Amherst, N.S. Clubs:
Marshlands, Amherrt, N.S.; Albany, Tor-
onto, Ont., Engineers, and St. James',
Montreal.

CUSHUtrO, Hon. William Henry, M.L.
A.; Min. of Pub. Works of Alberta; 6. 21
Aug., 1852; of English and Irish parentage;
m. 1877; two d. Educ: Ontario Pub. Schs.
A manufacturer; apptd. Min. of Pub.

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Works' in the first Alberta Govt., 6 Sept.,
1905; elec. to Alberta Leg. for Calgary,
at g. e., 1905; re-elec. 1909. Address: Cal-
gary, Alta.

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DAFOE, John W,. Man. Ed. Manitoba
Free Press; b. Combermere, Ont., 8 March
1866; «. of C. W. Dafoe, now of Killamey,
Man., and Mary, d. of the late John Elcome,
of Kent, Eng.; m. Alice, d. of W. G. Par-
melie of Ottawa; three s. four d. Educ:
Amprior Pub. and High Schs.; connected
with the Montreal Star from 1883 to 1885;
first editor of the Ottawa Journal, 1886;
editorial sta£F of the Manitoba Free Press,
1886-92; editor Montreal Herald, 1892-
1895; editorial staff of Montreal Star 1895
to 1901; editor in Chief, Manitoba Free
Press, 1901, to the present time. Address:
509 Spence St., Winnipeg. Club: Manitoba,
Winmpeg.

DAFOE, Samuel Wallace; b. Hastings
Co., Ont., 9 Jan., 1874; «. of Calvin Wesley
and Mary Dafoe; m. Am^ Templeton King,
Ottawa; one s. Educ: Killarne;yr and Winm-
peg, Man.; reporter for the Winnipeg Free
Press, 1890-1893; sporting and city editor
Nor. Wester, 1893-1895; Parliamentary re-
porter Ottawa Journal, 1896; Telegraph
editor Montreal Herald, 1897-1898; Satur-
• day Editor Montreal Star, 1899; Telegraph
Editor Montreal Star, 1900 to 1905; Press
Correspondent at Ottawa, from 1905 to
the present date, re|)resenting London
Daily Mail, Montreal Witness, Toronto Star.
Address: 21 Waverly St., Ottawa.

DAGGER, Francis; b. Liverpool, Eng.,
3 June, 1865; s. of Henry Dagger, s. of the
Superviser of H. M. Customs, and Frances,
d. of John Henry Hopkins, Seaforth, Liver-
pool; TO. Emma d. of Charles and Harriet
Holland, Bristol Eng.; one s. two d. Educ:
Farndon Hall Academy, CheshirCj Eng.;
arrived in Canada, Aug., 1899; eighteen
years in the telephone service of Great
Britain, holding various positions in the
Lancashire & Cheshire Telephonic Ex-
change Co., the Western Counties & South
Wales Telephone Co., and the National
Telephone Co., in Lancashire, Bristol,
Plymouth, Binningham, and Sheffield,
came to Canada in 1899, and made a spec-
ial study of telephone conditions on the
North American continent with a view to
determining the relative merits of public
ownershij?, private monopoly, and com-
petition; in 1903, prepared a report for the
Postmaster-General (Sir William Mulock),
upon this subject, which resulted in the
appointment in 1905, of a parliamentary
Select Committee to inquire into and
report regarding the various public tele-
phone systems in operation in Canada, and
else where; was apptd. to assist this Com-
mittee during its inquiry. In 1906, was
called upon by the Government of Mani-
toba to conduct an educational campaign
throughout the province, resulting in an
affirmative vote of the people in favour of
public ownership of the telephone service;
in 1907, was commissioned by Government
of Saskatchewan to submit recommenda-
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tions enabling Grovernment to enact legis-
lation dealing with the telephone service.
Address: 63 Thorold Av. , Toronto.

DAIGNEAULT, Frederic Hector, M.D.,
CM., M.L.A.; b. Chambly, Que., 19 May.
1860; s. Joseph Daigneault.. and Henrietta
LachJapelle; m. Catherine Jane McGrail:
two s. one d. Educ: St. Hyacinthe oil. and
Victoria Medical Sch.; was elected to the
Quebec Legislature, 1900; re-elec. 1904 and
1908. Address: Acton Vale, Que.

DALE, James Alfred, M.A. (Oxon);
Prof, of Educ, McGill Univ.; b. Birming-
ham, Eng., 21 June, 1874; s. of J. A. Dale,
of Birmingham, and EUiz. Holmes, of Man-:
Chester; m. Maivaret Butler; two s. Educ:
King Edward VI Sch., Camp Hill; Mason
Univ., Coll., Birmingham; Weston Coll.,
Oxford; came to Canada, Aug., 1908 to
assume pres. pos. at McGill. Open, Classical
Exhibitioner of Merton, tutor at Borough
Road Training Co., London, 1902-3; Oxford
Univ. Extensi<m lecturer, 1904-8. Pub-
lications: History of Englsh Literature;
contributions to various periodicals chiefly
on literary and educational subjects. Ad-
dress: 260 University St., Montreal.

DALY, Hon, Thomas Mayne, P.O., K.
C; b. Stratford, Ont., 16 Aug., 1852; «.
Thomas Ma^e Daly, for many years mem-
ber of Parhament for Perth County, and
Mayor of Stratford, and Hden Wharen;
m. Margaret A. Jarvis, d. of P. R. Jarvis,
J.P., Stratford, Ont.; two «. Educ: Up.
Can. Coll., Toronto; first Mayor of Brandon,
18S2; Mayor of Brandon, 1887 to 1896;
Minister of Interior and Superintendent of
Indian Affairs in Government of Sir John
Abbott, and Sir John Thompson and Sir
McKenzie Bowell, Oct., 1892 » to April,
1896; Rossland, B.C., 1897 to l902; Police
Magistrate, 1901, and Judge Juvenile Court,
Winnip^, 1909; Senior mem. of law firm
of Daly and Crichton, Winnipeg, Address:
901 Dorchester Avenue, Winnipeg. Club:
Manitoba, Winnipeg.

DANDUBAND, Hon. Baonl, P.C., LL.
D., Kt. Legion of Honor (France), Senator;
b. Montreal, 4 Nov., 1861; s. of the late O. E.
Dandurand, Merchant, Montreal, and Marie
Marguerite Roy; to. in 1886, Josephine, d.
of the late Hon. F. G. Marchand. Educ:
Montreal Coll. and Laval Univ.; called to
the Bar in the Prov. of Quebec, Jan., 1883;
became a partner of the late Joseph Dautre.
Q.C.; later he formed a partnership with
Mr. (now Hon.) L. P. Brodeur, and is now
practicing law as head of the firm of Dan-
durand, Hibbard, Boyer and Gosselin; was
made a K.C., in 1898; created a Knight
of the Legion of Honor, by the French
Government, in 1891, and promoted to the
rank of officer, 1907; called to the Senate,
Jan., 1898; Speaker, Jan., 1905; sworn of
the Privy Coimcilj Jan., 1909. Publica-
tions: conjointly with Mr. Charles Lanctot,
now Deputy Attorney General, Que., a
treatise on Criminal Law, and Manuals for
Justices of the Peace and Police Officers.

DANDUBAND, Madame Josephine; h.
Montreal; d. of the late Hon. F. G. Mar-
chand, Premier of Quebec; to. Hon. Rauol
Dandurand; Vice.-Fres. of the National
Council of Women of Canada, and of the
Woman's Canadian Club of Montreal; has
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of essays, three comedies "Rancune," "La
Carte Postale," and "Le Langage dea
Fleurs," which were playedj in Montreal and
Quebec; another comedy, "Victimes de
I'Ideal," in verse, was played in Ottawa.
A frequent contributor to periodicals; was
appointed Lady Commissioner for Canada,
to the Paris Exhibition in 1900; presided
in Paris over a number of meetings of the
International Council of Women; was the
first Canadian Woman to be honoured with
the decoration of "Officier d'Acad<?mie" by
the French Government in 1899; founded
. '•L'oeuvre des Livres Gratuits" in 1892,
which circulates yearly, many thousands
■of books to people in need, and more espec-
ially to the female teachers in the rural
parts of Quebec. Address: 548 Sherbrooke
St. W.. Montreal.

DANIEL, John Waterhouse, M.R.C.S.,
M.P.; b. St. Stephen, N.B., 27 Jan.,
1S54; 8. of Henry and Honor Daniel, natives
. of Cornwall, Eng.; m. 15 Oct., 1890, Jessie
Porteous Ennis, d. of the late John Ennis.
Educ: New Kingswood Coll., Bath, Somer-
setshire, Eng., and at New York and Lon-
don, Eng.; first elec. to the H. of C. at bye-
election, 16 Feb., 1904; re-elec. 1904 and
1908; has been Surgeon Lt.-Col. in the
Militia (Long Service decoration) ; an alder-
man for three years; Warden of the Co. one
year; Mayor two years; past Pres., St.
George's Society; Past Pres. Council of
Physicians and Surgeons; mem. Board of
Health; Commr. and Consulting Surgeon,
General PubUc Hospital; Methodist; Con-
servative. Address: St. John, N.B.

DANIELS, Hon. Orlando T., B.A., ML.
A.; Mem, of the Ex. Coun. of Nova Scotia;
b. Laurencetown, Annapolis Co., N.S., 20
March, 1860; «. of WelUngton Daniels, and
Lavinia Daniels; m. 1893, Mary L. Muir; '
one d. Educ: Laurencetown Pub. Sch.,
Univ. of Acadia Coll., Wolfville, N.S.;
Barrister-at-law; apptd. mem. of the Ex.
Coun. of N.S., 16 March, 1907; first elec. to
Leg. Ass. at bye-el. 6 March, 1906; re-el. at
g. e., 20 June, 1906. Address: Bridgetown,
N.S.

DANSEBEAU, Clement Arthur, B.C.L.;
editor-in-chief of La Pre»»e, Montreal; 6.
Contre Coeur, Que., 5 July, 1844; a. of
Clement Dansereau and Louise Fiset; m.
(1st) Marie Cordelie Hiuteau (d. 1879);
(2nd) Stephanie, d. of Stephen McKay (d.
1897). Educ: Vercheres and L'Assomp-
tion Coll.; studied law under Mr. Justice
Girouard, now of Sup. Ct."; grad. McGill,
1865^ did not practice l^al prof., but
entered into journalism; from 1873, onward
one of the editors of La Minerve; joined
sti^ of La Preaae, 1880; accepted Post-
mastership of Montreal, 1891, but resigned
1899, to return to journalism; has been
editor-in-chief of La Preaae since that date.
Puhlicationa: Annales Historiques College
de L'Assomption. Addreaa: 1028 Dorchester
St., W., Montreal. Cluba: St. James', Can-
ada, Montreal, Montreal.

DAB6AYEL, John Robertson, M.L.A.;
6. Elgin, Ont., 3 May, 1846; a. of Robert
Dargavel and Miriam Robertson Dargavel;
m. Mary Jane Hopkins, one «. two d. Educ. :
in Pub. Schs.; engaged in the mercantile
business since 1863, also in farming and
dairying; Pres. of the Eastern Ontario

Dairsrmen's Ass.; first elec. to Ontario Legis-
lature, 1905, and re-elected 1909; Conser-
vative. Addreaa: Elgin, Leeds Co., ()nt.

DAVID, Hon. Laurent Olivier; Senator;
Clerk of the City of Montreal; b. Saint-au-
Recollet, nr. Montreal, 24 March, 1840; a.
of the late Major Stanislas David and
Elizabeth Tremblay; in. (1st) 1868, Albina
Chenet (rf. 1887); (2nd) 1892 Ludivine
Garceau; one a. nine d. Educ: St. Therese
Coll.; called to the Bar, 1864; assisted to
estb., and was chief editor of L^Opinion
Publique, an illustrated weekly, 1870. In
1874, in conjunction with Mr. Beausoleil,
M.P., founded Le Bien Public; was a trans-
lator and Asst. Clerk of the vot^s and
deliberations of H. of C. during the Mac-
kenzie regime. Unsuccessful can. for local
Legis. at g. e., 1867, and 1875, and for H.
of C. at g. e., 1878 and 1891; elec. to local
Legis. at g. e., 1886; delegate to the French-
Canadian National Convention at Nashua,
N.H., in 1888, apptd. CSty Clerk of Mont-
real, 1892; Pres., Ste. Jean Baptiste Soc,
Montreal, 1887-8; Fellow of the Royal Soc.
of Canada; apptd. to the Senate, 19 June,
1903. Publicationa: "Biographies et For*,
traits," "Les Heros de Chateauguay," **Les
Patriotes, de 1837-38," "Mes Contempor-
ains," VLes Deux Papineau," "L'Union des
Deux Canadas (1841-1867)," "Le Drapeau
de Carillon," "Laurier et son temps," "Le
Clerge Canadien; Sa Mission et Son Oeuvre"
Addreaaea: 391 St. Hubert St.; aty Hall.
Montreal.

DAVIDSON, Colonel Andrew Duncan;

6. Glencoe, Ont., 18 May, 1853; «. of Scotch
and Irish Parents; m. Ella F. McRae,
Glencoe; one d. Educ: Glencoe; raised on
a farm in Western Ontario; went to Wis-
consin at age of 19; after taking a course in
Business College, took up railroad work;
after serveraf years moved to Minnesota,
where he became engaged in the land busi-
ness, which he has followed ever since;
returned to Canida in 1902 and inagurated
what is known as the American Invasion,
he and his associates having purchased
1,250,000 acres of land; also had a coloni-
zation agreement with the Dominion Gov-
ernment, by which he was to settle a large
tract of country in the Saskatchewan Val-
ley; brought 350 bankers, grain buyers and
newspaper men from the U.S., and showed
them the country; their reports were so
favourable that 1,000,000 acres of land were
sold actual settlers from the U.S. in the
next 8 months; carried through his coloni-
zation agreement to successful completion;
later took over the land grant of the C. N.
Ry.; has sold 12,000,000 acres of land dur-
ing his career; is interested in lumbering
business in B.C.; Vice-Pres. Columbia
River Lumber Co., and also of the Fraser
River Lumber Co., the latter having the
largest saw mill in the British Empire;
also interested in Grain Elevator Companies
in the Western Canada Flour Mills; Land
Commissioner of the Canadian Northern
Ry., and closely identified and interested
with Mackenzie and Mann, in many of their
enterprises; senior mem. of the firm of
Davidson and McRae; is a member of the
Boards of Directors of 44 companies. Ad-
dreaa: Toronto, Ont. Cluba: National, Tor-

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DAvIDSON, Hon. Charles Peers, Puisne
Justice Superior Court, Province of Que.;
Professor of Criminal Law. McGill Univ.,
Montreal; h. Huntingdon, Que., Jan. 1841;
8. of Captain Alexander Davidson; m. 1868,
Alice, d. of William Mattice, Cornwall,
Ontario. Educ: Victoria College, Cobourg:
McGill Univ., Montreal; called to Bar of
Que., 1885; Q.C., 1878; Bench, 1887; on
service during Fenian raids. 1866-67, and
holds medal; Lieut.-Col. Victoria Kifles,
Montreal, 1887; president Montreal Snow
Shoe Club, 18fl-77; president Victoria
Skating Club, 1879-83; commodore Royal
St. Lawrence Yacht Club, 1902. Pvhlica-
tion: Banking Laws of Canada. RecreationB:
throughout hfe has been ardent sportsman,
nmning, lacrosse, yachting, and winter
sports of all kinds. Address: Minto Apts.,
Montreal. Clubs: St. James', Royal St.
Lawrence Yacht, Forest and Stream, Mont-
r eal.

DAVIDSON, James; b. Montreal, 1854;
s. of the late Thomas Davidson and M&rie
Ritchie. Educ: M(mtreal priv. schs.; at age
of eighteen entered the establishment of
Thomas Davidson Mnfg. Co., founded by
his fath^ in 1860; became a partner, 1880:
1894, on the death of his father, assumed
full control of the business, which was
incorporated in 1895, under the name of the
Thomas Davidson Mnfg. Co., Ltd., and has
been Pres. ever since; Vice-Pres., Brome
Lake Electric Co.; mem. Montreal Bd. of
Trade, Chaibbre de Commerce. Recreation:
trout fishing. Address: 292 Stanley St.,
Montreal. Clubs: St. James', Montreal Hunt
Beaconsfield Golf.

DAVIDSON, Peers, M.A., B.C.L., K.C.; 6.
17 Nov., 1870; s. of Mr. Justice Charles
Peers Davidson; m. 1895, Harriet Louise,
d. of Rt. Hon. Sir WilUam Whiteway. C.P.,
K.C.M.G., formerly Premier of Newfound-
land; two 8. one d. Educ: Montreal High
Sch., McGill JCJniv.; called to the Bar, 19
Sept., 1893; cr. K.C., 6 July, 1906; now
senior mem. of the firm Davidson & Wain-
wright, barristers and solicitors, Montreal.
Publication: "Canadian Law of Partner-
ship," in collaboration with Mr. R. B.
Henderson, barrister. Addresses: 7 Selkirk
Av.; 224 St. James' St., Montreal. (Bus.)
Clvhs: St. James', Canada, Hunt, Royal
St. Lawrence Yacht, Montreal.

DAVIES, Acton; 6. St. Johns, Que.
Joined staff of New York Evening Sun, May,
1890; dramatic critic since 1893; was Corr.,
New York Sun in Cuba and Porto Rico, and
was with the marine corps during the fight
at Guantanamo. Address: Evening Sun,
New Y ork.

DAVIES, Hon. Sir Louis Henry, K.C.;
one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of
Canada; K.C.M.G., 1897; 6. Prince Edward
Island, 4 May, 1845; s. of Hon. Benjamin
Davies; m. Susan d. of Rev. Dr. Wigrins,
1872; one «. three d. Educ: Prince of Wales
Coll. Barr. Prince Edward Island, 1867;
Solicitor-General, 1869 and 1871-92; Leader
of the Opposition, 1873-76; Premier and
Attorney-General, Prince Edward Island,
1876-79; Q.C. 1880; elected to Dom. H. of
C, 1882, and re-elec. continuously until his
appointment to Supreme Court; Couasel for
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Great Britain before the International
Fisheries Arbitration at Halifax in 1877.
between Great Britain and United States of
America; P.C, Canada, 1896; Joint Dele-
gate to Washington with Sir Wilfrid Laurier
1897, on Behiing Sea seal question; one of
Joint Hi^h Commissioners on part of Great
Britain in 1898 for settlement of all differ-
ences with U.S.A. in r^ect of Canada;
Minister of Marine and Fisheries, Canada,
1896-1901. - Recreations: golf, driving. Ad-
dress: 236 Metcalfe St., Ottawa. Clubs:
Rideau, Golf, Ottawa.

DAYUS, Edward Pease, B.A., K.C.; b.
Kijsig. Ont^ 1860; «.^ Andrew Davis and
Elizabeth Pease; m. Adelia Oouise Davis;
two s. one d. Recreation: bridge, yachting.
Address: 1115 Seaton St.. Vancouver, B.C.
Clubs: Vancouver, Royal Yacht, Jericho,
Vancouver; Union, Victoria; Toronto; Un-
ited Empire, London, Eog.

DAVIS, Bev. Evans, M.A., D.D., Dean
of the Diocese of Huron; b. in Ireland, of
Welsh extraction, 20 May, 1848; s. of the
late Rev. W. Davis; m. Louisa Victoria
Greenwood; three «. one d. Educ: in Que-
bec, Toronto, and London; arrived in Can-
ada when very young; ordained deacon, by
Bishop Cronyn, 3 June, 1871; Priest by-
Bishop Hellmuth, 5 Nov., 1875; apptd. to
the Bayfi^d, Co. Huron, 6 June, 1871;
apptd. to St. James', London, Feb., 1894,
where he still is in cha^e as rector; was
apptd. Canon of the Cathedral, 2 May,
1888; apptd. Archdeacon of London, 26
Sept., 1894, and Dean of the Diocese, 16
Oct., 1905, A<Wrc««.- London, Ont.

DAVIS, Mortimer B,; Pres, Imperial
Tobacco Co. of Canada; 6. Montreal. Educ :
High Sch.; entered firm of S. Davis & Sons,
Cigar Manufacturers, his father's business,
at an early age, became manager, and on
formation of the American Tobacco Co., of
Can., became Pres., 1895; Pres. Imperial
Tobacco Co^ of Can.; Dir. Union Bank of
Can.; Man. Dir. Corby Distillery Co., Belle-
ville, Ont.; Dir. B. Houde Tobacco Co.,
Quebec.; Pres., Baron de Hirsch Inst.;
founded a law chair in Laval Univ., 1900;
mem. Montreal Bd. of Trade. Address:
516 Pine Av., W., Montreal. Clvhs: Mount
Royal, St. James', Montreal Hunt, Jockey.

DAVIS, Hon. Thomas Osborne; Senator
6. Sherrington, Que , 16 Aug^ 1856; s. of
Samuel and Anne Davis; m. Rebecca Jen-
nings; five «. three d. Educ: at home;
Councillor and Mayor of Prince Albert;
Pres. of the Board of Trade and Chainnan
of Public Sch. Board; elected to the H. of C.
for Saskatchewan, 19 Dec., 1896, in place
of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who vacated the seat
to accept Quebec East; re-elected 1900;
elec. Whip for the West, 1901; apptd. to
the Senate, 30 Sept., 1904. Address: Prince
Albert, Saskatchewan. Club: Prince Albert.

DAVY, John M.; b. Ottawa, Ont., June
29, 1835; removed to Rochester with his
parents when a child; brought up on farm;
Educ: com. schs. and Monroe Acad., E.
Henrietta, N.Y.; studied law; was law
student when Civil war broke out; assisted
in raising and became 1st Lieut., 108th N.Y.
Vols.; served until 1863, when he was
honorably discharged because of illness;
resumed law study; admitted to bar, 1863;
dist. atty., Monroe Co., 1868-71; collector

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of eustoms, Rochester, 1872-5; mem. Con-
gress, 1875-7; Judge Supreme Court, 7th
jud, dist., N.Y., 1889-1905; retired; Repub-
lican. Address: Rochester, N.Y.
DAWSON, Samuel Edward, C.M.Q.,
Iiitt.D., F.R.S.C.: 6. Halifax. N.S., 1833:
m. 1858, Annie, a. of late Gilbert Bent, of
St. John, N.B.; went to Montreal in 1847,
where he was for fort^ l^'ears a publisher
and books^er, first with hda father Ben-
jamin Dawson (d.), and then as s^or mem.
of Dawson Brothers, — a firm very widely
known; went to Ottawa, in 1891, on appoin-
ment as King's Printer and Controller of
Stationary for the Dominion of Canada,
which position he held until 1909; is a mem.
of the Royal Society of Canada and (1907).
President. Is Docteur es-Lettres of Laval
Univ.; has been Sch. Commissioner and
Pros, of the Board of Arts, and Manufac-
tures at Montreal; has written much on
Canadian subjects. Publications: "A Study
of Lord Tennsrson's Princess," (Montreal,
1884); "Canada and Newfoundland." (Stan-
ford, 1896); "The Voyages of the Cabots,"
(1894-97); "The St. Lawrence Basin and its
Borderlands," (London and New York,
1905), and other works on the history and

geography of Canada. Address: 136 Bay
treet, Ottawa.
DAWSON, WiUiam Bell, M.A., Ma.E.,
M. Inst. C.E., P.S.L., F.R.S.C., Supt. of
tidal serveys, Canada; b. Picton, N.S., 2
May, 1854; «. of late Sir J. W. and Lady
Dawson; m. Florence, d. o* Commissary
Gen. Elliott (Eng); three «. one d. Educ:
McGill Univ., and Ecole des ponts et
Chauss^es, Paris (grad. 1878); in the simi-
mer of 1873, inspected the works of the
Intercf^onial Rauway, then inp .regress,
between Riviere du Loup and Bathurst;
following sunmier was employed on the
construction of the Louisbui^ Railway,
Cape Breton; in 1875, travelled m £n|cland,
and on the continent of Europe, visiting
Scientific Schools, Workshops, and Mus-
eums; 1876, was employed on the ^ebec
Montreal, Ottawa, and Occidental Railway,
infield and office work; 1877, visited the
Canal de I'Est. then under construction;
and examined the works at the summit near
EH>inal, in the vicinity of Nancy, and along
the Meuse to Namur in Beli|ium; also
availed himself of the opportumty to exa-
mine the Harbor Improvements in progress
at Havre. From the notes, plans and
drawings made regarding these works,
prepared papers on the Paroy Reservoir,
ana on the Canal de TEst, for the Institu-
tion of CHvil Engineers, London; for which
WAS awarded a Miller Scholarship; admitted
1878, as a Provincial Land Surveyor in the
Province of Quebec; in December, 1879,
was elected an Associate mem. of the Inst,
of Civil Engineers; and in the following year
passed for Degree of Master of Engineerin|;;
1882, was apptd. one of the Examiners m
the Faculty of Applied Science of McGill
Univ., specially in the subjects of Applied
Mechanics, Construction, Hydraulics, and
the Steam Engine; Asst. Mgr. with the Dom-
inion Bridge Company, 1882; entered the
service of the Canadian Pacific Railway Co.,
as Assist. Engineer, 1884; amongst other
work, oi^anized a testing laboratory for
the Company, to examine mto the qualities

of materials, including burning oils, lu'
bricating oils, fuel, metals, axles, rails, and
other supplies largely dealt in; since 1893.
has been m charge of Survey of tides and
currents for Canada. Publications: various
technical and engr. papers; series of reports
on invesiigaticMi d eurrentsj annual tide-
tables for Atlantic and Pacific coasts of
Can. Address: 436 Gilmour St., Ottawa.

DAT, Mrs. LlUa; b. Ireland; d. of Rev.
William Swanton and Risia Collins, e. d. of
the late Capt. Francis Collins. 11th Huz-
zars. Prince Albert's Own; m, Robert Scott
Day, C.E.. April, 1888; four «. three d.
Educ: Ireland and England; arrived in
Canada, June, 1891; visited Australia,
when two years old with her parents and
brother, but having lost her father on the
vo3rage, the family returned; the remaining
years of her childhood were spent with her
grand father in Cork, Ireland. As a
result of the land league agitation, her
family lost all th^ property and income;
she married in Ck>rk, Ireland, and the first
three years of her married life were spent in
Kimberleyt South Africa, where she took
an active part in social, religious and phil-'
anthropic life of the mamond fields, and
was instrumental in forming the Kimberley
Benevolent Society; on the organization of
a branch of the Woman's Coimcil, by Lady
Aberdeen in Victoria, B.C., became its
first Vice-Pres.; has continued in the work
ever since; in 1904, was elected Pres. of the
Victoria and Vancouver Idand Local Coun-
cil of Women, retiring after four years to
accept the Vice-Pres. of the National Coun-
cil of Women of Canada; originator the
club idea in Victoria, and with Mrs,
Dewdney, wife of the then Lieut.-Gover-
nor, and Miss Perrin, sister of the Lord
Bishop of Columbia, organized the AleX'
andra Club, which was for many years the
only Woman's Club west of Toronto. Ad-
dress: Rockland Avenue, Victoria, B.C.
Club: Alexandra.

DEANE, John Hall; b. Canada; went to
U.S. in boyhood; entered Rochester Univ.,
but left to enlist; private Union army, 1862;
captured at Gettysburg, and for some time
in C. S. prison; after being exchanged, ser-
ved in navy to end of war; studied law;
practiced in New York; gave 1100,000 to
Univ. of Rochester; has made other note-
worthy gifts to Bapt. Instns. Address: 62
E. 78th St. Of^: 135 Broadway, New
York. Clubs: Union League.

DE BLAQUIEBE, Baron WUliam, J. P.;
b. Woodstock, Ont., 5 Sept., 1856; «. of
5th Baron William Barnard de Blaquiere,
Capt., R.N., and Anna Maria Wormald;
m. 1888, Lucianne, e. d. of George Des-
barats, of Montreal; two «. one d. Baron-
etcy created, 16 July, 2874; barony, 30
July, 1800; succeeded his cousin as 6th
baron 1889. Addresses: Brockworth Manor,
Gloucestershire (seat); 3 Circus, Bath, Eng.
Club: White's.

DE BLAQUFEBE, The Baroness Luci-
anne; 6. Quebec, 1866; d. of the late
Greorge E. Desbarats and Lucianne Bosse;
m. 1888, William de Blaquiere, of Wood-
stock, Ont., who succeeded to the peerage
as 6th Baron in 1889; two s. one d. Educ:
Sacred Heart Convent, Montreal; is on the
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League. Addresses: Brockworth Manor,
Gloucestershire (seat); 3 Circus, Bath, Eng.

deBOUCHEByiL.L.E, Hon. Charles Eu-
gene Boucher, M.D., C.M.G.; b. Mont-
real, 4 May, 1822; «. of late Hon. P. B.
Dd Boucherville, M.L.C. and Amelie de
Bleury; m. (1st) Susanna, d. of th late R. M.
Morroi^h, Montreal; (2nd) d. of the late
Felix Lussier, Seigneur of Varennes (d.
Jan., 1892). Educ: St. Sulpice Coll., Mont-
real and McGill Univ. (M.D.); sat in Can.
House of Assembly for Chambly, 1861,
until Confederation, when called to Legis.
Council, of which he has been a mem. since.
Speaker 6f Council in Chauveau Admn.;
Premier ef Quebec, Sept., 1874; dismissed
by Ldeut.-Govemor, March, 1878; called
to Senate of Can. for Montarville div., 1879;
cr. C.M.G., May, 1894. Address: Montreal.

I>E BBUMATH, Adrlen Lebiond, B.A.;
Director of the Catholic Commercial Acad-
emy of Montreal; b. Schlestadt, Alsace, 16
April, 1854; 8. of Pascal de Brumath, dir.
of Insane Asylums of France, and Kt. of
Legion of Hon., and Blanche, d. of D.
Dispot, King's Attorney, F^nce; m. J.
Nolan; two s. two d. Educ: Jesuits Coll.,
Amiens, France; studied law in France;
was pupil of the Military Riding Sch. at
Saumuir, France; non. com. officer of
Cuirassiers, at Paris; came to Canada 1877;
in addition to present position, is examiner
on Bd. for Vet. Surgeons; del. for the
Central Bd. of Examiners; Corresponding
mem. Geographical Soc. of Lille, France.
Publications: History of Canada; Life of
Bishop Laval; Life of Mile. Mance; Life of
Mr. Olier; Life of Bishop Bourget. Ad-
dresses: 85 St. Catharine St., West, 355 St.
Denis St., Montreal.

deBUBT, Major Tisart Henry Robert;
b. Constance, Germany, 11 June, 1872; m.
Agnes May Robertson; two d. Educ. : Stone-
hurst, England, and Royal Military Coll.,
Kingston, Ont.; arrived in Canada, 1876;
Conmiission in the Royal Artillery, 1892;
Adjutant Ceylon Mauritus Batt.. R. A.,
1898; command St. Luci Co. R. A., 1900;
Garrison Adjutant, St. Luci, 1902; Pro-
fessor of Artillery, Strategy and Tactics,
Royal Military Coll., Can., 1905. Recrea-
tions :go\{, tennis, cncket and rifle shooting;
Address: Royal Military CJoll., Kingston,
and Chateau de Bury, Hamault, Belgium.

PECABIE, Hon. Jeremie L.., LL.D., K.
C, M.L.A.; Prov. Sec. for Quebec; b. Notre-
Dame de Grace, 1870; s. of D. Jeremie,
Decarie, and Philomene Leduc; m. (1st) his
cousin, d. of A. C. Decary; (2nd) 1907,
Juliette, d. of Hon. H. B. Rainville. Educ:
Montreal Coll., St. Mary's Coll., Laval
Univ. (grad. LL.B.); studied law in office
of the late Hon. Honore Mercier, and Hon.
Messrs. Gouin and Lemieux; practised in
Montreal in partnership with Hon. Messrs.
Gouin and Lemieux; now in partnership
with his cousin, Alphonse Decary, K.C.;
first el. to Leg. Ass. at g. e., 1904, in suc-
cession to his father, who represented
Hochelaga from 1897 until his death; re-el.
at g. e., 1908, and by accl. 1909; sworn of
the Ex. Coun. as Min. of Agric, 19 Jan.,
1909; Prov. Sec., Dec 1909. Addresses:
Notre Dame de Grace, Que.; 416 New York
Life Bldg., Montreal. (Bus.)
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DE CAZES, Paul, Litt. D. (Laval), F.
R.S.C.; 6. St. Harblon, France, 16 June,
1840; s. of Charles de Cazes; m. Hermaine
St. Denis (d. 1905). Educ: L'Institution
Loriol, Paris; came to Can., 1858; in jour-
nalism, 1863-1872; called to the Quebec
Bar 1869, and entered into practice with
late Hon. Mr. Mercier; Dom. Govt, rep.,
at Paris, 1874-9; an officer of Pub. Instruc-
tion of France; ex-sec. of the Dept. of Pub.
Instructibn of Quebec; ex-sec. of the Coun-
cil of Catholic Pub. Instruction, Quebec;
vice-pres. sec. I of the Roy. Soc. of Can.,
1884-6. Publications: "Notes sur le Can-
ada;" "Code of Public Instruction for
Quebec;" many contributions to the pro-
ceedings of the Royal Soc. Address:
Neuilly-sur-Seine, nr. Paris, France.

DE CELLES, Alfred D., LL.D., C.M.G.
Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur, F.R.S.
C; Librarian of Parliament; b. St. Laurent,
nr. Montreal, 15 Aug., 1844; «. of Augustin
de Celles; m. Eugenie Dorion; one «. Educ:
Laval Univ., Quebec; lawyer; editor of Le
Journal de Quebec; La Minerve, Montreal;
L'Opinion Publique, Montreal. Pubica-
tions: La Crise du regime parlemttitaire; A
la conquete de la liberte en France et au
Canada; Les constitutions du Canada; Les
Etats Unis; Papineau (Political History of
Canada); Papineau and Cartier (in Eng-
lish); La Fontaine, Cartier (in French).
Address: 71 Russell Ave., Ottawa, Ont.

DELAMEBE, Thomas Dawson, M.A.,
K.C.; 6. Co. Down, Ireland, 25 March, 1874;
s. of Dawson Delamere and Jane Delamere;
m. Grace, e. d. of the late E. O. Bickford,
of Toronto; three «. three d. Educ: Up.
Can. Coll. and Univ. Coll., Toronto; arrived
in Canada in 1855; Barrister at Law, 1870;
served ten years in the Queen's Own Rifles,
and Fenian Raid (Medal); retired with
rank of Cantain. Recreations: Grardening,
canoeing. Fishing, shooting. Address: 39
Heath St., Toronto.

DELISLE, George Isidore, M.L.A.; b.
Sherbrooke, Que., 29 June, 1856; «. of
Augustine Delisle and Carmel Gauthier;
m. 1884, Leda, d. of George Felix Heroux;
three ». three a. £?duc.; Three Rivers Ck>ll.;
Pres., La Fonciere Fire Assiur. Co., Montreal
Pres., St. Maurice and Champlain Tel. Co.,
of the Protectrice du Colon Fire Assur. Co.
at Yamachiche; of the Dumoulin Council of
L' Alliance Nationale Life Assur. Co.; first
el. to Legis. Ass. at g. e., 1908. Address:
Yamachiche, Que.

DELISLE, Michael Simeon, M.P.; b. at
Point aux-Trembles, Portneuf, Co. 27 Sept.,
1856; s. of Albert Delisle and Dina Bertrand
m. 19 Sept., 1881, to Elmena Poliauin.
Educ: at Quebec; a merchant; has been
Mayor for fiye years, and was elected to the
H. of C. in 1901-1904, and 1908 as a Liberal.
Address: Portneuf, Que.

DE LOBIMIEB, Hon. Chas. Chamilly,
LL.D,, Judge of the Superior Court at
Montreal; b. Dubuque, Iowa, U.S.A., 13
Sept., 1842; s. of J. B. Chamilly de Lorimier
and Rachel de Courville; m. M. de Serre;
two «. two d. Educ: St. Mary's Coll.;
Jesuits' Coll., Montreal; called to bar of
Que., 1866; Q.C.. 1882; Prof, at Laval, 1880-
1908; Judge of Sup. Ct. at Joliette, 1889-
1909; transferred to Montreal, 6 Sept., 1909.
Publications: Library of the Code (3ivil (21

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to date). Addreat: 54 Cherrier St., Mont-
TesA.

deliOTNES, Marie-Joseph, Consul Gen-
eral of France in Canada; b. Blois, France,
8 Aug., 1857; «. of C. A. deLoynes and M. J.
T. Nauctin; m. Yvonne Adam; one d. Educ:
Pont-Levoy Sch., France; arrived in Can-
ada, 5 May, 1908; entered the French dip-
lomatic Service. 1881; Sec. to the Am-
bassador in Madrid, Spain and St. Peters-
burg. Russia; attache at the Minister of
Foreign Affairs; Consul General of France
in Canada, 28 Dec, 1907. Addre$»: 71 Viger
Av., Montreal; 1 Rue de la Mage, Versailles,
France. Clubs: Hunt, Montreal; Cercle de
rUnion Evelistique, Paris, France.

DEMEBS, Joseph, LL.B., K.C., M.P.;
b. at Henryyille, Co. Iberville, 31 May, 1871 ;
8. of Alexis Louis Demers, M.L.A., and
Marie Goyette; m. 8 Jan., 1896, to Bertha
Gravel of Arthabaska; three «. one d. Educ. :
at St. Hyacinthe Sem. and St. Mary's Coll.,
Montreal; Liberal; Catholic; first elec. to
the H. of C, 1906 (bye election); re-elec.
in 1908, both times by acda. Address: St.
Jean, Que.

DelMLIlJLE, Rev. Alban Bertram, M.A.,
b. Halifax, N.S., 1873; s. of James de Mille,
Professor of English, Dalhousie Coll., Hali-
fax, N.S., and Annie, d. of Rev. John Pryor,
D.D., first Pres., Acadia Coll., Wolfville,
N.S.; m. Miss Barker, d. of Chief Justice
Barker, St. John, N.B.; one s. Educ:
King's Coll., Windsor, N.S., Harvard Univ.,
Cambridge Mass.; Professor of English and
History, King's Ck)ll.; head of History
Dept., Milton Academy, Milton, Mass.;
head of History Dept., Belmont Sch., Bel-
mont, Calif. Publications: "School edition
of Longfellow's Evangeline;" "Literature in
XIX Century;" Articles and poems in mag-
azines. Recreations: rowing, tennis, sailing,
folf. Address: Belmont, California. Clubs:
larvard Union, Cambridge, Mass.

DENISON, Llent.-Col. Clarence Alfred,
€omdg. Ist Cavalry Brigade, Western Ont.;
b. Toronto, Ont., 9 April, 1851; s. Colonel
Geo. T. Denison (Rusholm); m. Harriet
Wallbridge; one «. one d. Educ: Up. Can.
Coll.; served during the Fenian Raid, 1866,
and North West Rebellion, 1885 (medals).
Recreations: golf, riding. Address: 55 Prince
Arthur Av., 'Toronto. Club: Military Insti-
tute, Toronto.

DENISON, Lieut.-Col. George Taylor,
L.L.B., F.R.S.C, Hon. Lieut.-Col. Gover-
nor General's Body-Guard; Police Magis-
trate of Toronto; 6. Toronto, 31 Aug., 1839;
«. of late Col. George T. Denison; m. (1st)
1863, Caroline (d. 1885), d. of late Oliver
Macklem; (2nd) 1887, Helen, d. of late
James Mair, of Perth, Ontario; three s. four
d. Educ: Upper Can. CJoll., Toronto; Univ.
of Toronto, (LL.B.); ex-President of the
Royal Soc. of Canada, 1903; served 44 yrs.
in the Canadian Militia; commanded the
Governor-General's Bodyguard in the Fen-
ian Raid on Fort Erie, 1866 (medal and
clasp); and in the North-West Rebellion,
1886 (medal); President of the Imperial
Federation League in Canada in 1893-95;
President of the British Empire League in
Canada since 1896; a mem. of the Quebec
Battlefields Com. Publications: Manual of
Outpost Duties, 1866; The Fenian Raid on

Fort Erie, 1866; Modem Cavalry, 1868?
History of Cavalry, 1877; Soldiering in
Canada, 1900; Struggles for Imperial unity,
1909; also magazine articles. Address:
Hey don Villa, Toronto. Club: National,
Toronto.

DENISON, Bear Admiral John; 6. Rus-
holme, Toronto, Ont., 25 May, 1853; s. of
Colonel George Taylor Denison; m. Florence
Ledgard; two s. two d.; entered Navy, April,
1867; Sub-Lieut., Dec, 1873; Lieut., April,.
1872; Commander, Dec., 1891; Captain,
May, 1896; Rear Admiral, Sept.. 1906;
Flagship Leviathan; as Captain of "Niobe."
escorted H.I.M. the German Emperor from
the/Nore to Flushing in his Jnaperial yacht,
6 Feb., 1901; Conmaander of Royal Yacht,
prom, to Captain; Captain of "Niobe," 1901 ,
escorted "Ophir" from Canada to England;
Aide-de Camp to the King, 13th July, 1905,
to 1 July, 1906, when he was promoted to
Rear-Acuniral. Address: Alverstoke, Eng'
land. Club: United Service, London, Eng.

DENISON, Lieut.-Col. Septimus Julius
Augustus, CM. G.; 6. 3 Sept. 1859; 7th
«. of late Col. George T. Denison of Rus-
holme, Toronto; m. 1881, Minnie Clarke,[rf,
of late James Lowe, two d. Educ: Upper
Can. Coll., Toronto; Royal Military Coll.,
Kingston, Canada; served in 4th Batt. S.
Staffordshire Regt., retiring with rank of
Major, and joined the Royal Canadian
Regt., 1888: served as A.D.C. to Earl of
Aberdeen when Gov.-Gen. of Canada, and
in the South African Campaign as A.D.C.
to Field Marshall Earl Roberts (despatches-
twice, medal with four clasps, C.M.G.,
Brevet of Lieut.-Col.); A.D.C. to H.R.H.
The Prince of Wales during his tour through
Canada, 1901; chief staff ofl&cer, West. Ont.
Com., 1 May, 1905. Recreattons: tennis,
golf, himting; Address: Toronto. Clubs:
Toronto, Umted Service, London, Eng.

DENNIS, William, Prop, of the Halifax
Herald: b. Cornwall, Eng., 4 March, 1856;
s. of John Dennis and Mary Ann Pa^nell;
m. Agnes Miller; two s. five d. Came to
Canada in 1873; joined staff of The Halifax
Herald, as reporter when it started in 1875;
now owns it; was for some years engaged in
journalism in Winnipeg; raised through the
medium of the Herald, over $15,000 for the
Japanese Famine Fund in 1906. Address:
Herald Bldg., Halifax, N.S. Club: Halifax.

DENNIS, Mrs,, wife of above. Pres. of
Halifax Local Council of Women for five
years; active in work for the feeble-minded,
children's hospital, home gardens for sch.
children, supervised playgrounds, industrial
educ. for girls. Asstd. in organizing V. O.
N.; Pres. of Local Com., 6 yrs.; an active
mem. of Bd. of Women's Foreign Miss.
Socy (Presby.) Address: Halifax, N.S.

DEBBTSHIBE, Hon. Daniel, Senator;
6. Leeds County, Ont., 11 Dec., 1846; «. of
Harry and Mary Derbyshire; m. Jtfary Ann
Cawley; one s. Educ: Farmersville High
Sch., and Pub. Sch.; Reeve of Bastard and
Burgess; Mayor of Brockville, and mem.
of the H. of C. for Brockville; Pres. Eastern
Ontario Dairyman's Assn. for 25 years.
Address: Brockville, Ont. Club: Brockville.

DEBICK, Miss Carrie Matilda, M.A.
(McGill), Asst. Prof, of Botany, McGill
Univ.; b. Clarenceville, Que., 14 Jan., 1862;
d. of Frederick Derick, g. d. of Philip

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Derick, a U. E. Loyalist, who came to
Canada from Brunswick, N.Y., March, 1784.
and Edna Ck>tton, descendant of one of
earliest settlers in Clarenceville. Educ:
Clarenceville Acad., McGill Normal Sch.
(P. of Wales Medalist), McGill Univ. (Logan
Gold Medalist); later carried on research
work at Maime Biol. Stu., Woods' Hall,
Mass.: at the Royal Acad, of Science, Lon-
don, Ens., and at Bonn Univ., Germany:
apptd. demonstrator in Botany, McGill
Univ., in 1891 (the first woman on the
etafif); in 1896, promoted to a lectureship:
in 1906, Asst. Prof, of Botany; Chairman of
the Montreal Local Council of Women;
Vice-Pres. of the National Council of Wom.
of Canada; Vice-Pres. of the Natural His-
tory Society, Montreal: Hon. Pres. of the
Woman's Ciommittee of the Missisquoi Co.
Historical Society; member of the Women's
Canadian Club, Montreal, of the Botanical
Soc. of America, of the Am. Assoc, for the
Advancement of Science, of the McGill
Alumnae Society; Convener of the Secti<m
"Education" of the Quinnuennial Congress
of the International Council of Women,
Toronto, June, 1909. Publicationa: "The
Hold fasts of the Florideae, "Flowers of the
Field and Forest;" many popular essays
and sketches. Addreat: 85 (Jrescent St.,
Montreal; Clarenceville, Que. (summer).
DEBOCHE, His Hon. George Edward,
Judge of the County Court, Hastings Co.,
Ont.: Local Judge of the High Court; 5.
Newburg Ont.. 25 Jan., 1869; 8. Edward
A. Derocne and Clarice Eakins; m. Bertha
E. McCulloch, d. of Rev. Robt. McCulloch,
Methodist Minister; one «. two d. Educ:
Newburgh Acadcny and Osgoode Hall,
Toronto; Taught sncool for three years;

frad. in Law with honours from Osgoode
[all; practiced Law in Toronto for deven
years, when apptd. Judge; unsuccessful
candidate for H. of C, Nov., 1904; has held
every office in the gift of the Methodist
Church. Addrest: Belleville, Ont.

DESBABATS, Georgfe J., B.Ap.Sc, C.
E., Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisher-
ies; b. Quebec, 27 Jan., 1861 ; «. of George E.
Desbarats, and Ludanne Bosse; m. Lilian,
d. of Sir Richard Scott ; two «. two d. Educ:
Montreal Pub. Schs., 'Terrebonne Ck)ll., and
Montreal Polytechnic Sch. (grad. with
honours, 1879, winning gold medal); enter-
ed the Grovt. service as an engineer on canal
construction and other public works: for
some yrs. asst. to Mr. Page, the then Chief
Engr. of Canids: Inspector of railway con-
struction in British Columbia 1892-1896;
engr. in charge of the building of the Galops
Canal 1896-1899; for three yrs. employed
in the Hydrographic Survey work on the
St. Lawrence River; rebuilt and enlarged
the Govt, shipyard at Sorel, 1901, and
continued as agent for the Dept. there,
until 1908, when he came to Ottawa as
Acting Deputy Minister; Vice-Pres. of the
Can. Soc. of (!Hvil Engineers. Address: 330
Wilbrod St., Ottawa. Club: Rideau, Ot-
tawa.

DE8CABBIES, Joseph Adelard, K.C.;
b. St. Timothee, Co. Beauhamois^ Que..
7 Nov., 1853; «. of Pierre Descames and
Elizabeth Geugon; m. 1881, Marie Celine
i^lmore, e. d. of Alfred Bardsse Le Pailleur,
of Chateauguay; five ». one d. Educ: Mc-
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Gill and Laval Univs.; studied law under
Hon. Sir Alexander Lacoste: called to the
Bar. 1879; has built up a laige practice,
holding several laige legal appdntments;
Mayor of Laohine lor many yrs. El. to
Leg. Ass. for Jacques Cartier (jo., 1892; re-
signed 1896, to run for H. of C, but un-
successful; Pres. of the Equitable Mutual
Fire Insur. Co. and St. Jean Baptiste Soc.
of Lachine. AddreM; 50 Notre Dame St.,
W., Montreal.

DESJABDINS. Hoiu Alphonse, P.C; 6.
Terrebonne, Que., 6 May, 1841; «. of E.
Desjardins and Josephine Panneton; m.
Hotense Barsalon; five c. eight d. Educ:
Terrebonne Coll., Nicolet Seminary; an
Advocate and Journalist; M.P. for Hoche-
laga. 1874-1893; Senator 1893-1896; Min-
ister of Militia. 1896; Min. of Pub. Works,
1896; Mayor of Montreal, 1893-4. Address:
Terrebonne, Chateau, Que.

DESJABOINS, Louis Edouard, M.D.;
ocuUst; b. Terrebonne, Que., 10 Sept., 1837;
s. of Edouard Desjardins and Josephine
Panneton; m. 1867, Emilie Zaide, «. d. of
Hubert Pare, of Montreal; two s. four d.
Educ: Masson Coll., Terrebonne; Nicolet
Seminary Victoria Ck>ll. (grad. M.D., 1872) ;
went to Europe to study c^hthalmology
1870, and again in 1872; returned to Mont-
real, 1873, and founded the C)phthalmic
Inst, of the Nasareth Asylum. One of the
founders of the journal L'Union Medicale,
L'Etendard, and Societe Medicale; has been
surgeon-oculist to Hotel Dieu Hospital
since 1870; prof, of Ophthalmology at the
Sch. of Medicine and Surgery (now Laval
Univ.), 1872-1908; mem. of the Societe
Francaise D'OphthalmoIogie of Paris since
1900; a great lover of music and has har-
monized nearly one himdred popular Cana-
dian airs. Address: 696 St. Hubert St..
Montreal.

DESSAULES* Hon. Georges Casimir;
Senator; 6. St. Hyacinthe, Que., 29 Sept.,
1827; s. of Hon. Jean Dessaules, and Rosa-
lie Papineau, sister of Hon. L. J. Papineau;
m. Qst) 1857, Emilie d. of Judge Mondelet,
of Three Rivers (rf. 1864); (2nd) 1869,
Frances Louise, d. of Dr. Uesua Leman;
three s. four d. Educ: St. Hyacinthe Semi-
nary; mem. of St. Hyacinthe City CJoimcil,
1858-68; Mayor 25 yrs.; el. to Leg. Alss..
1897; called to Senate 12 March, 1907; a
Roman Catholic. Liberal. Address: St.
Hyacint he, Q ue.

DE STBUVE, Hon. Nicholas; Officer of
the Russian Foreign Office, (Councillor of
State, and Imperial Consul for Russia in
Canada; 6. Chateau Fall, nr. Reval, Es-
thonia, Russia, 5 July, 1862; s. of Bern-
hard ae Struve, and Anna, Baroness de
Rosen; m. Mortha Wisznewski; one s. two d,
Educ: Pub. Sch. of Odessa, Royal CJoU..
Stuttgart, Germany, Imperial Univ., St.
Petersbuig (Let. Doc). Commenced his
career in the Dept. of Pub. Instruction, and
was sent to Sweden, Denmark and Holland,
to study the systems of educ; on the com-
pletion of this mission, he was entrusted
with the education of His Imperial High-
ness, Prince Alexander RomanofFsky, Due
of Leuchtenberg; transferred to For^gn
Office, 1894; apptd. Vice-Consul at Frank-
fort-on-the-Mam, Germany; cr. CTouncillor
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Forogn Affairs, to establish the first Im-
perial Russian Consulate in Can.; arrived
Canada, 1899; mem. of the Neophilogical
See. of St. Petersburi;, and Goethe Soc. of
Weimar. The following decorations were
conf^Ted m>on him: the Order of St. Stan-
islas and Medal of Merit for services under
the Tsar Alexander III, by the Emperor
of Russia; Order of Medjidie. from the
Sultan of Turkey; Order of St. Daniel, from
Prince of Montenegro; the Order of the
Crown of Wenden, from the Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg Schwerin; apptd. a Com-
mander of tne Order of St. Stanislas since
coming to Can. AddresM: Russian Consulate,
Montreal.

DE VABENNES, Hon. Ernest F., B.A.
(Que. Seminary), B.C.L. (Laval Univ.):
mem. of the Legis. Council of the Prov. of
Quebec; &. Quebec, Que., 8 Feb.. 1865; «.
of Ferdmand de Varennes and Ide Bertrand
m. 1890. Josephine Marie Louise, d. of
Sheriff Cunon, of Murray Bay; two «. five d.
Educ: Quebec Seminary, Laval Univ.,
Que.; commenced practice as N.P. at Water-
loo, Que.; Sec. and Treas. of Waterloo;
Apptd. mem. of Que. Legis. Council, 1904;
Dir. La Cie O. Poirier, Limit^e, Quebec,
Le Comptoir Mobilier Franco-Canadian,
Montreal: Strathcona Fire Inc. Co. Ad-
dreas: Waterlee, Que. Clubs: Garrison,
Quebec; Canadien, Montreal.

DE TEBEB, Hon. Leverett George, M.
D., Senator; 6. St. John, N.B., 10 Feb.,
1849; «. of Richard and Caroline De Veber;
m. Rachael Frances Ryan; one «. Educ:
College Sch., and King's Coll., Windsor,
N.S.; Univ. of Penna and Bartholomew's
Hospital, London, Eng.; el. by accl. to
Northwest Assem.. 1898; re-el. 1902; was
Govt. Whip in Assem.; on creation of Prov.
of Alberta, 1 Sept., 1906, entered Cabinet
as Min. without portfolio; called to Senate,
1906; Was for some yrs. surgeon to N.W.M.
P.; is Health Officer for Lethbridge. Re-
creationa: cricket, rowing, hunting, fishing,
curling. Addre»»e9: Lethbridge, Alta.; The
Senate, Ottawa. Clubs: Chinook, Leth-
bridge; Elks, Ottawa.

DEYINE, Major J. A., D.S. O. Professor
of Therapeutics and of Clinical Medicine,
Manitoba Medical College; member of Coun-
cil and Examiner in Materia Medica and
Therapeutics, and Clinical Medicine, Univ.
of Mamtoba: Physician to Winnipeg Gen-
eral Hoffl^ital; Senior Physician to Isolated
Wards, St. Boniface Hospital; 6. 9 Nov.,
1869; «. of Capt. Devine, late Deputy Sur-
veyor-Genwal, Ontario; unmarried. Educ:
Cardinal Manning's Coll. West Kenrington,
London: Trin. 0)11., Dublin (M.A., M.B.,
B.Ch., B.A.O., M.D.); served South Africa
with two Canadian Contingents, the Ist
Canadian Mounted Rifles and the 2nd Can-
adian Mounted Rifles (despatches twice,
D.S.O., Queen's medal witn five clasps);
Permanent Army Medical Staff (Canada);
Principal Medical Officer, Military Districts
10 and 11 (Manitoba, N.W.T., and British
, Colimibia); Address: Osborne Place, Os-
borne Street, Winnipeg. Club: Manitoba,
Winnipe g.

DETITT, John Henry, M.L.A.; b. Cart-
wright 'Pp., Durham Co., Ont., 1 Feby 1851 ;
a. of Thomas Devitt and Jane McKee; m.
Elixabeth Watson; two s. three d. Educ:

Pub. Sch. of Cartwright. Dir., Cartwright
Agric. Soc. for 32 yrs^ and Pres. in 1907 and
1897; mem. of ScL Bd. S. S. No. One, Tp.
Cartwright for 15 s^rs.; Sec.-Treas. of same
for ten yrs.; mem. of Municipal Council of
Cartwright, 1882-1890; Dept. Reeve, 1891-
1895; Reeve, 1896; Co. Commr. Div. No. 6,
Durham Co., 1897-1902, making 21 yrs. in
municipal service; Warden of the United
Counties of Northumberland and Durham.
1889; el. to Leg. Ass. for West Riding of
Durham, 25 Jan., 1905; re-el. at g. e., 1908.
Address: Blackstock, Ont.

DETLIN, Hon. Charles Bamsay; Min.
of Colonization, Mines and Fisheries for the
Prov. of Quebeic; 6. Aylmer. Que., 29 Oct.,
1858; m. 1893, Blanche, d. of Maior de
Montigny, of Ste. Scholastique, Terrebonne,
Que. Educ: Montreal Coll., Laval Univ.;
for many yrs. engaged in newspaper work;
M.P. for Co. of Ottawa, 1891-96; M.P. for
Co. of Wright, 1896-97; Can. Commr',
Ireland. 1897-1903; el. M.P. by accl. (Brit-
ish H. of C.) for Galway atv, 1903; re-el.
by accl., 1906; el. M.P. for Nicolet Co., 29
Dec., 1906; called to Ex. Coun. of the Prov.
of Quebec, and sworn as Min. of Coloniza-
tion, Biines and Fisheries, 17 Oct., 1907;
reigned seat H. of C, and returned for
Nicolet Co., in Leg. Ass. at bye-el., 4 Nov.,
1907; re-el. at g. e., 1908. Address: 126 St.
Augustin St., Quebec.

DEVLIN, Emmanuel B., K.C., B.A., M.
A., B.C.L., M.P.; 6. Aylmer, Que., 24 Dfec.,
1872; 8. of Charles Devlin and Helen
Roney; m. Cecile, d. of the late Hon. L. R.
Masson, Senator, one time Minister of
Militia for Canada, and Lieutenant-Gover-
nor of Quebec; one d. Educ: St. Mary's
Montreal, Mount St. Mary's, Derbyshire,
England; McGill Univ., Montreal; prac-
ticed law in Montreal, 1895-1901; at the
present time in the district of Ottawa, Hull;
elec. to succeed Sir Wilfrid Laurier, as M.P.
for Wright, 1905; re-elec. 1908. Address:
523 Besserer St., Ottawa,

DEWABT, Herbert Hartley, B.A., K.C.;
b. St. Johns, Que., 9 Nov., 1861; «. of Ed-
ward Hartley Dewart, D.D., and Matilda
Hunt Dewart; m. Eznma Smith, Educ:
Model School, Toronto Collegiate Inst.,
Toronto Univ^ and Osgoode Hall Law Sen.;
Examiner in English, Toronto Univ., 1886-
1890; County Crown Attorney, York, 1891-
1904; Pres. Young Men's Liberal Club,
Toronto, 1889: an active political speaker;
Liberal candidate S. Toronto, 1904. Re-
creations: fishing, golf. Address: 5 Elmsley
Place, Toronto, Ont. Clubs: Toronto, Ont-
ario, Hunt, Golf, Toronto; Rideau, Ottawa.

DEXTEB, David; b. St. Thomas, Ont.,
4 April, 1854; s. of Ransom and Maraaret
Dexter; m. Isabella McLachlin ; two s. Educ :
St. Thomas, Ont.; Insurance and Loan
business in earlier years, and Manager of a
Loan Companv afterwards; organized the
Federal life Assurance Co., in 1882; has
been Managincp Director of this Company
since its orgamzation, and for the past six
years, Pres. also. Recreations: bowling and
curling. Address: Hamilton, Ont. Clubs:
Hamilton, Commercial, Royal Hamilton
Yacht, Jockey, Hamilton; National, Tor-
onto.
D'HELLENCOUBT, Henri M. T. L.; b.
Paris, France, 12 Sept., 1862; «. of Henri

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Lefebvre d'Hellencourt, and Louise Kreus-
ler; m. Louise Eugenie Belard. Educ:
Lycee Henri IV, du Coll. Millitaire St. Cyr.
Previous to arrival in Can., 1891, was
officer in French Army for ten yrs^ resided
in Manitoba, 1S91-1905. Ed. 'L'Echo'* du
Manitoba, for eight yrs.; chief ed. "Le
Soleil," Quebec since 1906.; del. to Imperial
Press Conference, 1909. Addreaa: Le
Soldi, Quebec.
DICKSON, Geonre, M.A.; 6. Tp. of
Markham, York Co., Ont., 1846; m. 1882,
Mary H., d. of Capt. Thomas Fleck, of
Hamilton, Ont. Educ: Richmond Hill
Gram. Sch.. Markham, Whitby, and Toronto
Univ.; Asst. Master of Chatham Gram.
Sch., 1868; later on stafiF of Woodstock
Coll.; Principal of Hamilton Coll. Inst.,
1873-1885; Principal of Upper Can. Coll.,
1884-1895; organized St. Margaret's Coll.
for Girls, 1896, of which Mrs. D. became
Lady Principal; mem. of the Senate, Tor-
onto Univ., and of Knox Coll., for several
yrs.; mem. of the Bd. of Trustees of St.

Antirew's Coll. Recreation: golf. Address:
St. Margaret's Coll., 144 Bloor St.

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Toronto.

DICKSON, Walter Brittain, M.L.A.; 6.
St. John, N.B., 26 Dec., 1847; «. of Richard
S. and Eleanor Dickson; m. Margaret
Hunter; four s. four d. Educ: Kingston
Gram. Sch., King's Co., N.B., and Sackville
Academy; is engaged in the lumber business
first elec. to the Provincial Legis. (N.B.),
March, 1908. Address: Hillsborough, N.B.

DIGGS, Mrs. Annie L,; 6. London, Ont.,
1853 r m. A. S. Di^gs, Lawrence, Kan.; was
chmn. of delegation from D. C, National
People's Party Conv., Omaha, 1892 (first
time a woman worker for temperance;
speaker for People's Party in nearly every
state and Territory; state librarian of Kan.,
1898-1902; Ex-Pres. Kan. State Woman
SufiFrage Assn,; Pres. Kan. Woman's Press
Assn.; lecturer on sociology; del. Intemat.
Cooperative Congress, Manchester, Eng.,
1903; Peace Congress, Rouen, France, 1904.
Publications: Little Brown Brothers; cont'b.
to mags.; writer of short stories; asso.
editor The Advocate, Topeka. Address:
Topeka, Kan.

DIGNAM, Mrs. Mary Ella; d. of Byron
Williams and Margaret Ellenor Ferguson,
both U. E. Loyalists; m. John Sifton Dig-
nam; two «. one d. Educ: Paris, France,
and Italy; Artist; Exhibitior in European
and American Elxhibitions; Pres. of the
Woman's Art Association of Canada; mem.
of New York Art Club, and International
Art Club, London, Eng.; sissociate mem.
Can. Soc. of Authors. Publications: crit-
icisms and special articles on Art. Address:
284 St. George St., Toronto. CZm6«; Toronto
Lady's Club, Lyceum Club and Woman's
Institute, London, Eng.

DIMOCK, Wilbert David, B.A.; Ed.,
Truro News; b. Onslow, N.S., 27 Nov.,
1870; s. of Rev. D. W. C. Dimock, M.A.,
and Ellen Delaney Dimock; unmarried.
Educ: Truro, and Acadia Coll., Wolfville;
for some yrs. principal of the North Sydney
Acad., and of the Normal Schs. at Truro;
apptd. Sec.-Treas. of the Can. Dept., at the
Inteml. Fisheries Exhn., London, 1883;
agt. for N.S. at the Ind. and Cel. Exhn.,
London, 1886; mgr. of the Maritime Prov-
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inces Exhn., Moncton, N.B., 1889; supt,
of the Can. Sec. at the Jamaica Exhn.^
1891; sec. of the Ca. Sec. at the Worid's
Fair, Chicago, 1893; el. to the N.S. Ass. for
Colchester at g. e., 1894: reragned June^
1896; returned to H. of C. for same con-
stituency, 1896, but unseated 1897. Ad-
dress: "Forest Lawn," Truro, N.S.

DINGMAN, WlUlam Smith; Ed. and
prop. Daily Herald, Stratford, Ont.; Mayor
of Stratford, 1909-10; 6. Samia Tp., Lamb-
ton Co., Ont.. 9 May, 1858; «. of Absalom
and Emima Adelaide Dingman; m. Margaret
E., d. of Rev. Dr. McDonagh; two s. one d,
Educ: Samia pub. and gram, sch.; of U. £,
Loyalist descen|, family having settled in
Bay of Quinte dist., about 1783. A journal-
ist; conducted Strathroy Dispatch until
1884; Daily Sentinel, Port Arthur, 1884-5;
founded Daily Herald, of Stratford (1886 to
present); Pres. of Can. Press Assoc., 1899;
ten yrs. mem. and one yr. chmn. of Coll.
Inst. Bd.; three yrs. alderman; elec. Mayor
of Stratford, 1909. Address: 196 Cambria
St., Stratford, Ont.

DINNICK, Wilfrid SerrinKton; 6. Guild-
ford, Eng., 1876; Educ: Ehnfield Coll.,
Yorkshire, Eng.; came to Canada to assume
position as Insp. of the Canadian Birkbeck
Investment Security and Savings Co.; now
mgr. of the Standard X>oan Co. and Dir. of
the Canadian Casualty Co. Address: 24
Adelaide St. E., Toronto; Clinton Ave.,
Deer Park, Toronto. Clubs: National,
Albany, Toronto.

DION, Francois Napoleon, M.L.A.; 6.
Trois Pistoles, Que., 6 May, 1849; «. of
Thomas Dion, and Mathilde Nadeau; m.
(Ist) widow of Elise Lebel; (2nd) Aurelie
Fortin. A manufacturer of stoves and
kitchen utensils. First el. to Leg. Ass.,
1900; re-el. 1904, 1908; for many yrs. a
mem. of the Fraserville Town Council;
Pres. of the Ste. Jean Baptiste Soc. Ad-
dress: Fraserville, Que.

DIONNE, Narcisse Eutrope, B.Sc, M.
D., LL.D., Provincial Librarian of Quebec;
b. St. Denis, Co. Kamouraska, Que., 18
May, 1848; s. of Narcisse J. Dionne and
Elizabeth Bouchard; m. Marie Emma
Bidegare; five «. one d. Educ: Coll. Ste.
Anne de la Pocatiere, Laval Univ.; prac-
tised medicine in Quebec, 1873-80; editor
of Courrier du Canada, 1880-4; Federal
license Inspector, 1884-5; editor of Courrier
1886-92, when apptd. Librarian of the
Prov. Leg. Publications: Lives of "Jacques
Cartier," "Champlain," and "Abbe Pana-
chaud," "Quebec under two flags," "New
France from Cartier to Champlain," and
many other historical works. Address: 29
Couillard St., Quebec.

DOBEIX, William Molson; b. Quebec.
1867; «. of the late Hon. Richard Dobell and
Elisabeth Frances Macpherson; m. 1895.
Constance May, d. of Lieut.-Col. Sewell,
of Quebec; foiu- «. Edu^.: Charterhouse
Schy^ Surrey Eng.; enter employ of the firm
of Dobell, Beckett & Co.. exporters of
timber and limiber, founded by his father
in 1856; admitted a partner 1895; took
the leading part in the management of the
firm on the death of his father in 1902, but
retired 1907; mem. Que. Harbor Com.
since 1903; Sch. Ck>nmir. and mem. of the
Council of the Municipality of St. Colomba

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of Sillery, nr. Quebec; for several yrs.
officer in the 8th Royal Riflee, of Quebec;
retired with rank of Capt. Addr69a: St.
Louis RcL Quebec. Cluha: Garrison, Turf,
Quebeej^Rideau, Ottawa; Montreal Hunt,
Mount KosraL St. James', Montr«eU; Junior
Athenaeum, London, Eng.

DOHEBTY, Hoiu Charles Joseph, D.C.
L.; LL.D., K.G., M.P.; b. Montreal, Que.,
11 May, 1855: «. of Hon. Marcus Doherty,
Judge of the Supreme Court, and Elizabeth
O'Halloran; m. Catherine Lucy Barnard,
d, of Edmund Barnard. K.C. Bdue.: St.
Manr's Coll., and McGiU Univ., Montreal;
Srad. in Law, McGill Univ., 1876 (Elisa-
beth Torrence Medalist); admitted to the
Bar. 1877J K.C. in 1887; apptd. Judge of
the Superior Coiut, Prov. of Que., Oct.,
1891; retired Nov. 1906; dec. MJ>. for St.
Ann's Division, Montreal, Oct., 1908; ser-
ved as Captain in the 65th Batt., through
the North West Rebellion, 1885; apptd.
Professor of avU Law, McGill Univ., 1890,
which chair he still holds as well as the
chair of International Law. Address: 282
Stanley St., Montreal. Clubs: St. James',
University, Lafontaine, Montreal; Catholic
Club, New York; Rideau. Ottawa.

POHEBTT, William; h. nr. Bradford,
Ont.. 21 March. 1841; m. 1870, Aggie, d.
of Peter Depew. of Clinton, Ont.; six s.
six d. Removed to Claude, Ont., 1856.
where he worked on a farm and pursued
his sch. studies at night; spent three yrs. in
Petrolia; removed to Clinton, Ont., 1868,
and eetbd. a furniture and music store; now
manfr. the "Doherty Organ." Mayor of
CUnton for three yrs. Address: Cunton,
Ont.

'DOMYIUUBf Lieut.-Col. Hon James, F.
R.C.I., Senator; b. BeHse, British Honduras
29 Nov., 18(42; s. of Lt.-General James
Wilson Domville, Royal Artillery and
Fanny Blind Domville; m. 1867 to Ann
Isabella, d. of the late William Henry
Scovil, of St. John, N.B.; Educ: Wool-
wich, Eng.; arrived m Canada, 1866; organ-
ized the 8th Hussars, which Regiment he
commanded for 20 years, was one of the
officers who accompanied Sir Wilfrid Laur-
ier to England on the occasion of the late
Queen's Jubilee (Medal); alderman for the
City of St. John and Chairman of Finance
Committee; founded the Free Public Lib-

- rary: was President of Kings Co. Board of
Trade; elec. to the H. of C, 1872-1874;
defeated 1882 by Hon. Geo. E. Foster, un-
successful also in bye-elections and in
general elections of 1887 and 1891; elec.
1896; defeated 1900; was four years chair-
man of the Standing Ck>mmittee on Banking
and Ck>mm6roe; Apptd. to the Senate, 20
April, 1903; connected with many industries.
Chairman General Oil Trades Co., of Canada
Limited. Beireations: travel and science.
Address: Rothesay, N.B. Clubs: Rideau,
Laurentian, Ottawa; Military Institute,
Montreal; Union Club, St. John.

DONALDSON, i4eut.-Col. the Bev.
James Ball; b. Dublin, Ireland, 5
Aug., 1842; s. of Willia|n Alfred Donaldson
and Mary Ann Ball; m. (Ist) Elizabeth
Lambert; (2nd) Janet Ann WyUe Bell. d.
of Win. Ralph BeU. M.D., (7. d. of late William

Bell, Brook House. Sutton, under White
House Cliff, nr. Thirsk. Yorkshire and g. g.
niece of Sir James Wylie, who was physician
to Emperors Paul and Alexander of Russia.
Educ.: Private Schs. in Dublin; arrived in
Canada. May, 1868; served apprenticeship
to late Pattison Jolly, Printer, Dublin;
joined Royal Artillery in 1859; came to
Canada when schools of Gunnery wwe or-
ganised in 1872; apptd. to Stores Branch.
Militia Department, Ottawa, in 1883; Asst.
Dir., €len. of Ordnance and 2nd in com-
mand Ordnance Stores Ccnrps, 1903; Dir. of
Clothing and Equipment and Officer ad-
ministenng Ordanance Corps, Quarter-
master General's Branch, Headquarter's
Staff, 1904; retired after 49 years service,
in 1908; Ordained Presbsrter in Reformed
Episcopal Church, and is now Rector of St.
IHfcvid's Parish'; served as alderman for
Rideau Ward, Ottawa, 1896-7^; was chnm.
Water Works Committee; was Secretary
Treasurer of Canadian Artillery Associa-
tion for 28 years, resigning on appointment
to headquarters' staff. Address: 197 Mac-
kay St., Ottawa.

DONEOALL, The Marchioness of (Vio-
let Gertrude); o. d, of the late Henry St.
Geoige Twining, of Halifax, N.S^ m. ^3
Dec.. 1902, the 5th Marquess of Donegall
(d. 13 Majr, 1904), heir Edward Arthur
Donald St. Georse Hamilton, 6th and pres-
ent Marquess, b. 7 Oct., 1903. Address:
Isle Magee, Co. Antrim, Ireland.

DONLT, Augustine William: Canadian
Trade Comr. to Mexico; 6. Simcoe, Ont.,.
6 May, 1866; a. of the late Augustine James-
Donlv and Maria Harrison; m. Ava Maria
Brook. Educ: Pub. and High Sch., Simcoe
and \^ctoria Univ., Cobourg; High Sch.
Teacher, Woodstock, Ont., 1889; merchant
in Mexico 1889-1904; Canadian Trade
Comr., Mexico, 1905-1909. Recreations:

Solf, gardening. Address: P. O. Box 91 B.,
Eexico, Mex. Clubs: Mexico Country;
University, Mexico.

DONLT, Harrison B.; 6. Simcoe. Ont.,
4 Jan., 1862; s. of A. J. Donly, and Maria
Harrison Donly; m. y. d. of the late Joseph
Brook, "Elmhurst," Simcoe: two s. one d.
Educ: Public and High Schs., Simcoe;
succeeded his father as editor and prop-
rietor of the Simcoe Reformer, in 1881, and
still continues as editor; helped to found
the Canadian Wheelman's Association, in
1882, and was its Secretary-Treasurer for
18 years; editor and publisher *'The Can-
adian Wheelman" from 1890 to 1898:
Secretary df the Reform Association 01
Norfolk, 1884 to 1903; Pres. from 1903 to
date; liberal candidate in the general elec.
1904 and 1908, for the H. of C; member of
the Board of Education for Simcoe for 18
years; Chairman for two years: Pres., 1908-
09, of the Weekly Section of the Can. F^ess
Assn. i2ecr»i<ion«.* golf, gardening. Address:
Simcoe. Clubs: Phoenix, Simcoe; Ontario
and R.C.Y.C., Toronto.

DONNELLY, James J., M.P.; b. Tp.
Greenock, Bruce Co., Ont., 14 Nov., 1866;
s. of James Donnelly and Ellen Desmond;
m. Julia C. McNat; three «. two d. Educ:
Pinkerton Public School; Reeve of Green-
och Tp. for two years, and a member for

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Bruce County for four years; Warden of
the Co. of Bruce, 1902; elected to the H. of
C. for E. Bruce, in bye-elec., Feb., 1904;
unsuccessful candidate in S. Bruce, e. e.,
Nov., 1904; elec. for S. Bruce in g. e., Nov.,
1908; Catholic; Conservative. Address:
Pinkerton, Ont.

DOUGAIiL, John Bedpath, M.A.; Prop,
the Montreal Witness; b. Montreal, 17 Aug.,
1841; s. of John Dougall and Elizabeth
Rldpath; unmarried. Educ: High Sch. and
McGill Univ.; Journalist since 1860; pub-
lisher of the Daily and Weekly Witness, and
Editor and Publisher of other publications.
Address: Montreal.

DOUGALL, Miss Lily; b. Montreal; d. of
John Dougal, g. s. of John Dougal, of the
Porter Hall, Paisley, Scot., and Elizabeth
Redpath, d. of John Redpath, of Terrace
Bank, Montreal; Educ: Brookljni and
Edinburgh Univ.; since 1891, when she
first wrote "Beggars all," has lived in Eng.,
€xcept for the years, 1897-1903, when she
resided in Montreal; obliged to leave on
account of the climate. Piiblications: "Beg-
.gars all," "What Necessity knows " "Ques-
tion of Faith," "The Madonna of a day,"
"A Dozen Ways of love," "The Woman
Prophet," "The Earthly Purgatory," "The
Spanish Dowry," "Paths of the Righteous."
Address: East Undercliff, Exmouth, Eng.
Club: University Club for Ladies, George
St., Hanover Square, London, Eng.

DOUGHTY, Arthur, C.M.G., 1906; M.
A., Lit.D. (Laval), F.R.Hi8t. S.; F.R.S.C,
Dominion Archivist; b. Maidenhead, Berks;
2nd s. of William James Doughty, formerly
of Grantham; widower. Educ: Pub. Schs.,
Maidenhead; Eldoi^ Sch., London; New Inn
Hall, Oxon. Came to Canada, 1886, and
entered the service of the Legal and Com-
mercial Exchange at Montre&l; apptd. clerk
in Dcpt. of Inland Revenue, Que., 1896;
Private Secretary to Minister of Public
Works, 1897; Private Secretary to Treas. of
Province, 1899; Joint-Librarian of Legis.
of Province of Quebec, 1901-4; has devoted
much time to the illumination of books on
velliun. Piiblic€aions:Hfe and Works of
Tennyson, 1893; Rose Leaves, 1894; The
Song Story of Francesca and Beatrice,
1896; Nugae Canor®, 1897; with Dr. Par-
melee) The Siege of Quebec and the Battle
of the Plains of Abraham (6 vols. 1901-2);
Quebec under Two Flags, 1903; The For-
tress of ^ebeo, 1904; dociunents relating to
the Constitutional history of Canada (edited
with Prof. Shortt), 1907; The Cradle of New
France, 1908; contributor to the American
Historical Review, Encyclopedia Britan-
nica; The Battle of the Plains, 1898; mem.
of (jrec^raphic Board of Canada. 1909.
Becrecaions: lawn tennis, golf. Address:
168 Cobourg St., Ottawa; Clubs: Rideau,
golf, Ottawa.

DOUGLAS, CampbeU MeUis, V.C, M.
D., L.R.C.P.; b. Quebec; s. of Dr. Geo. M.
Douglas; m. Eleanor Annie McMaster.
niece of late Sir Edward Belcher, R.N.;
three s. one d. Educ: St. John's; Laval
Univ.; Edinburgh; joined 24th Regt., 1863;
Medical Officer to expedition to Little
Andaman Islands, 1867; Medical Officer in
charge of field Hosp. 2nd Riel expedition,
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1885; retired 1882; Decorated for relieving 17
officers and men froni a position of danger
on the coast of Little Andaman Island.
Publications: pamphlet relating to Boat
Service of Vessels, papers on Physical Edu-
cation, The Recruit, Nervous Degeneration,
etc. Recreations: bicycling, boating. Ad-
dress: Dunmow, Essex, Eng.

DOUGLAS, Howard; Commissioner of
Dominion Parks; b. Halton Ck>., Ont^ 8
May, 1853; «. of Thomas Douglas and
Charlotte Ross; m. Alice Maud Johnscm;
three s. one d. Educ: Waterdown, Went-
worth Co.; on father's farm imtil twenty-
one; kept general store in Bronte, Halton
Co., for four ^rs.: engaged in wood and
coal business m Hamilton until 1882; in
general cartage and coal business in Calgary
until 1897; was for ten yrs. Supt., National
Park, Banff; apptd. to present position,
1907. Address: Banff, Alta. Club: Ranch-
men's, Calgary.

DOUGLAS, James, LL.D., B.A.; 6. Que-
bec. Canada, 1837; s. of James Douglas,
M.D., and Elizabeth Ferguson; m. 1860,
Naomi Douglas; two «. four d. Educ:
Queen's Umv., Kingston,; Eklin. Univ.;
mem. of the Iron and Steel Inst, of Great
Britain; the North of England Society of
M. E.; the American Geographical Society,
N.Y.; the Philosophical Society, Phil.; the
Society of Arts, London; formerly Professor
of Chemistry, Morrin Ck>ll^e, Quebec; pres.
and business manager of the Copper Queen
Mining Company, Detroit Copper Companjr
and others in Arizona, and of the Nacozari
Copper Mining Company, Mexico; presndent
of the El Paso and S.W.R.R., the El Paso
and N.E.R.R., and the Nacozari R.R.
Ck>mpanies: twice president of the American
Institute of Mining Engineers; president of
the Can. Society of New York; representa-
tive of the U.S. at the Mining (Congress in
Paris, 1900; mem. and Vice-President,
American Institute Mining Engineers, New
York. Publications: Old France in the New
World; Biography of Dr. T. Sterry Hunt,
F.R.S.; Canadian Independence; Imperial
Federation and Annextation; Untechnical
addresses on Technical Subjects; a Cantor
Lecturer, Society of Arts. Recreation: fish-
ing. Address: 99 John Street, New York;
Spuyten Duyyil, New York. Clubs: Cen-
tury Association, Engineers, City, West-
chester Country, New York.

DOUGLAS, Hon. James Moifat; Senator;.
b. Linton, Bankhead, Roxborough, Scot.,
26 May, 1839; m. 1861, Jane, d. of Geo.
Smith, Darlington, Ont. Educ: Soot., and
Toronto Univ., Knox Coll., Toronto and
Princeton Sem.; ordained to the Ministry,
1865; was Pastor at Uxbridge and Cobourg
Presbyterian Churches; a Missionary ^ to
India, and Chaplain to the British troops
at Mhow, 1876-1882; returned to Canada.
and became Minister at Brandon, Man., ana
at Moosomin, N.W.T.; retired from the
Ministry, 1896, and devoted himself to
fanning; has been a mem. of the Ontario
^oard of Public Instruction; Inspector of
Common Schs., Chairman of High School
Board, and Pres. of Evangel. AlUsuice;
elec. to H. of C, 1896-1900; called to the
Senate, 8 March. 1906. Address: Tantallon.

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DOUGIi^, J. M., M.P.; 6. Lanark, Ont,
1868; 8. of Rev. James Douglas, a pioneer
Presby. Missionary to Western Can.; m.
1896, Miss Pickerton, of Glasgow, Scot.
Educ: MorriSi Man. and Winnipeg; went
west with parents in 1878; taught sch. in
Man. for some years; entered mercantile
life in 1886; removed to Edmonton, 1893;
formed partnership with his brother, 1897.
as gen*, merchants in Strathcona; Pres. ol
Strathcona Bd. of Trade, two yea rsn-mem;
of Oity Council two yrs.; first el. to H. of C,
1909, at bye-el., caused by death of Dr.
Mclntyre. Address: Strathcona, Alta.

DOUGLAS, WlUiam James, J. P.; 6.
Hamilton, N.Y., 28 May, 1846; «. of James
S. Douglas, A.M., M.D., Ph.D.; m. Eliea
Riordon, d. of Jeremiah Riordon, late
Surgeon Royal Navy: three $. one a. Ar-
rived* in Canada, 1877; has been connected
with the Mail and Empire since its incep-
tion; now General Manager; is a trustee of
the Toronto General Hospital. Address:
62 St. Alban's Street, Toronto. Clubs:
Natio nal and Albany, Toronto.

DOWNEY, Joseph Patrick, M.L.A.; h.
Puslinch, Wellington Co., Ont.. 17 Jan.,
1865; s. of Patrick Downey and Miss Mc-
Tague; m. 1893, Ellen Josephine, d. of
Thomas Coghlan, of Guelph; four c. Educ:
Pub. Sch., Puslinch. At age of fifteen
entered the service of the Guelph Herald;
apptd. editor, 1885; el. to Ont. Legis., 9
May, 1902; re-el. 1905 and 1908; mem. of
the C.M.B.A., A.O.U.W., I.O.F. Address:
Guelph, Ont.

DBEWRT, Edward Lancaster: b. Lon-
don, Eng., 6 Feb., 1851; m. Eliza, d. of
Capt. James and Sarah Ann Starkey; three
8. four d. Educ: St. Paul, Minn.; engaged
in the brewing business at St. Pam; re-
moved to Winnipeg, 1872; is now Pres. of
the E. L Drewry Redwood Factories; mem.
Winnipeg City Council. 1883-4; M.L.A.
1886-8; Pres. of Winnipeg Bd. of Trade,
1899; chairman of the local bd. of the
Crown life Insur. Co.; Vice-Pres. Havergal
Coll. Co.; Vice-Pres. of the Western Imple-
ment Co. ; Pres. Winnipeg Rifle Range Co. ;
Vice-Pres. Winnipeg Gen. Hospital; mem.
of the Advisory Bd. of the Children's Home;
a warm supporter of all manly sports.
RecreaHons: Motori^, golf, boating. Ad-
dress: "Redwood." Winnip^. Clubs: Mani-
toba, Commercial, St. Charles Country,
Wi nnipe g.
DBEWBT, Frederick William t Vice-
Pres. Winnipeg Bd. of Trade; b. Newport,
Eng., 1855; «. of Edward and Caroline
Drewry; m. Augusta E., d. of Col. A. R.
K^er, of St. Paul, Minn., U.S.A. Educ:
Pub. Sch. and Bus. Coll., St. Paul, Minn.;
alrrived Can., 1881; takes active interest
in business and public affairs; Vice-Pres.
Bd. of Trade; Past Pres., Winnipeg Exhi-
bition Assn.; mem. Pub. Parks Bd.; mem.
Roy. Soc. of Arts, London, Eng. Recrea'
turns: golf, motoring, travel. Address:
'•Redwood," Winnip^, Man. Clubs: Mani-
toba, Commercial, Clefl St. Charles Country,
Adanac. Travellers', Winnipeg.
DBtJMMOND, Lady (Glace JuUa); b.
Bfontreal; d. of the late Alexander Davidson
Parker and Grace Gibson; m. (Ist) Rev.
George Hamilton, M.A., of Quebec; (d.
1880): (2nd) 1884, Sir G^ige Alexander

Dnimmond,, Senator, and Pres. of the Bank
of Montreal (d. ,1910). Educ: Montreal; has
taken an active part in all movements for
the uplifting of women. One of the found-
ers and first Pres. of Canadian Women's
Club of Montreal, the first oiganization of
its kind in Canada; a Dir. of the Women's
Historial Soc.; also of the Home of Incur-
ables, founded by Sir Geoi^e, and conduct-
ed by the Sisters of St. Margaret; Mem. of
the Ex. Onmnittee of the Al)erdeen'*Assn.,
of the Victorian Order of Nurses, and of the
Advisory Bd. or the Parks and Playgroimds
Assn. of Montreal; First Pres. of the Mon-
treal Branch of the National Council of
Women, and has taken ^reat interest in
this oiganization; an active mem. of the
League for the Prevention of Tuberculosis:
on occasion of visit to England i<i 1900, had
the honour of being received by the late -
Queen Victoria; presented to the Duchess
of CJomwall and York, the jewel furnished
by the citizens' reception Committee on the
visit of the Prince and Princess to Canada,
in 1901. Address: 448 Sherbrooke St. W.,
Montreal; Gadshill, Cacouna, Que.
DBUMMOND, Georgfe Edward; Consul
General for Denmark; 6. Tawley, Irel., 21
Oct., 1858: s. of George, and Elizabeth
Morris Soden Drummond; m. Elizabeth
Foster, d. of the late Ignatius Cockshutt,
of Brantford, Ont.; two s. two d. Arrived
in Can., 1865. Educ: Montreal. Estab.
the firm of Drummond, McCall & Co., 1881 ;
their iron and steel interests in Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec and Ont-
ario, merged into the Canada Iron Corpora-
tion, Ltd., 1908; Pres^ Montreal Bd. of
Trade, 1904-5; Pres., CJan. Manuf. Assn.,
1904-5; Vice-Pres., Can. Mining Inst., 1908-
9; Dir. of the Molsons Bank, of the Liver-
pool, London and Globe Insur. Co., the
Canada Car Co., Ltd., the Canada Cement
Co., Ltd.; mem. of the managing bd. of the
Montreal General Hospital; Montreal Bd.
of Trade rep. at the Con., Chambers of Com.
of Elmpire, Montreal and London, Eng.;
apptd. Consul Gen. for Denmark, 1909.
Publications: "The Iron Industry in Can-
ada;" "Fiscal and Imperial Defence ques-
tions." Recreations: fishing. Address: 15
Macgregor St., Montreal. Clubs: Mount
Roval, St. James, Montreal, Canada, Mont-

DBUSOIOND, Thomas J.; b. Tawley.
Ireland, 26 Sept., I860' s. of George and
Elizabeth Morris Soden Drummond; m.
Eklith Chetlain; two 0. Educ: Montreal;
arrived in Canada with parents, 1865;

i'oined Drummond, McCall CJo., 1882; Pres.,
^ake Superior Corporation; Pres., Canada
Iron Coiporation, Ltd.; Dir., Royal Bank
of Canada. Address: 512 Sherbrooke St.,
Montreal, and Montarville, St. Bruno, Que.
Clubs: Mount Royal, St. James', Canada,
Montreal; Toronto, Toronto.
DBUBT, Bri8:.-Gen. Charles WilUam,
C.B., A.D.C., Colonel commanding Mari-
time Provinces; 6. 18 July, 1856; e. «. of W.
C. Drury, Newlands, and St. John, N.B.; m.
1880, Mary Louise, d. of James A. Hender-
son, D.C.L.; two «. four d. Educ: St. John,
N.B.; Lieut.. 1874; Capt., 1881; Major,
1889; Lieut.-Col., 1899; Col., 1901; Com-
mandant, R.S.A., Kingston, 1893; Asst.
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Artillery, 1901; served with the R.F.A.,
North Weet Rebellion, actions Fbh Creek
and Batoche (medal and clasp, despatches);
South Africa. 1900 (despatches, brevet
Colonel, Queen's medal, 3 clasps, C.B.)
Addre99: Qtadel, Halifax, N.S. Club: HaU-
fax.
DBTSDALE, Hon. AHhur, K.C.; a
Puisne Judge of the Superior Ct. of Nova
Scotia; h. New Annan, CK>lche8ter Ck>., N.S.,
5 Sept., 1867; «. of George Drysdale and
Margaret Shearer; m. 1887, CJarrie. d. of
George P. Mitchell, of Halifax; one d.
Educ: New Annan pub. sch.; studied law
at Windsor, N.S.; called to the Bar in Nova
Scotia, 1883; removed to Halifax same yr.,
and is a mem. of cU£Ferent legal firms ac-
quiring a extensive practice; el. to Legis.
Assem., N.S.. for Hants Co., 1891, and at
succeeding g. e., apptd. Conmir. of Pub.
Works and Mines, 1901; apptd. to present
position, 1907. Addre98: Halifax, N.S.
CZufc: Halifax.
DUBEAU, Joseph Adelard, B.Sc, M.P.;
b. St. Ambrose de Kildare, Joliette, Que..
25 March, 1873; «. of Joseph DubeaiL and
Salomee Brul4; m. 1904, Eva Rivard, Three
Ravers, Que. Educ. : Jolliette Coll . ; studied
law in office of J. M. Tellier, M.L.A. for
Joliette: first dec. to H. of C, 1904; re-elec.
1908; Liberal. Addreax: Joliette, Que.
DUBOBD, Hon. C. Eugene, M.L.C.; b.
Champlain, Que., 16 Sept., 1856; «. of Louis
Edouard Dubord, M.D., and Josephine
Martineau; m. 1882, Marie Chabot, of Que.;
two «. two d. Educ: Com. Sch. of Cham-
plain, Commercial Academy of St. Anne
de la Perade.; commenced a grocery busi-
ness in Montreal, and in 1898 started
vegetable farming; apptd. to Que. Legis.
Council, 1907, for La Salle Div.; Pres.,
Beauport Brewery Co., Island of Orleans
Ry. Co., Que., Exhibition Ck).; Pres., of
the Agricultural Council of Quebec. Ad-
dr«»«; Beauport Rd., Quebec. Club: Gar-
rison, Quebec.
DUBUC, Hon. Joseph, B.C.L. (McGill).
L.L.D. (Tor.), late Chjef Justice of Ct. of
^ngs Bench tor Manitoba; b. Ste. Martine.
Que., 26 Dec., 1840; 8. of Josei^h Dubuc and
Phebie Garand; m. 1872, Marie Anne, d. of
H. B. Henault, of St. Cuthbert. Que.; five
«. five d. Educ: Sulpician CJoU., Montreal;
admitted to Que. Bar, 1869; went to Mani-
toba, 1870; admitted to Muutoba Bar,
1871 ; el. to first Leg. Assem. of Man., 1870;
Supt. of Cath. section of Prov. Bureau of
Educ, 1872; mem. Ex. Ck)m. of N.W.T. and
Legal Adviser, 1872-4; Atty. Gen., Man.,
1874; speaker of Leg. Assem., 1875-8; el.
to H. of C, 1878; Judge of Queen's Bench,
Man., 13 Nov., 1879; Chief Justice, 8 Aug.,
1903; retired on full salary after 30 yrs.
Judicial service. Nov., 1909; a mem. of the
Council of Man. Univ., since its foundation
in 1877, and Vice-Chancellor since 1888.
Address: 72 Donald St., Winnipeg.
DUBUC, JuUen Edouard Alfred; Man-
aging Dir. and Sec, C)hicoutimi Pulp Co.;
b. St. Hugues, Bagot Co., Que.; «. of Joseph
Alfred Dubuc and Marie Blanchard; m.
1892, Amie Marie, d. of Dr. J. M. Palardy,
of St. Hugues; two c. Educ: Sherbrooke
Seitunary; entered Sherbrooke Branch of
Bank National at age of sixteen; apptd.
mgr. of branch in Chicoutimt 1892; became
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1897; became principal owner of the Chic-
outimi Water-power Co., 1896; one of the
chief organisers of the Chicoutimi Pulp
Co.; Pres. of the Chicoutimi Waterworks
and Electric Co. Addreta: Chicoutimi, Que.
DUCHABME, Guillaume Narclsse; Pres.
La Sauvegarde Life Ins. Co.; b, C!hateau-
gua;^. Que., 3 Jan., 1851; a. of Vincent
Vahere Ducharme and Marie St. Denis; m.
1880, Marie Mathilde Delia, d. of Leon Rivet
five «. one d. Clerk in gen. store, Quebec,
imtil 1870, when removed to Montreal and
entered firm of Jas. Williamson & Co.; Sec-
Treas. of the Sch. Municipality of St.
Cunegonde, 1878-1884, when became post-
master; apptd. clerk and treas. of the Town
1884, but resigned 1893; mem. St.Conegonde
(which became annexed to Montreal) Coun-
cil. 1893-1899; Mayor, 1899-1902; Dir. of
La Banque Provindale du Can.; mem.
Montreal Bd. of Trade and La Chambre du
Commerce. Ahdreaa: 504 Lindsay Bldg.,
Montreal, Que. CZu6.* Montreal.
DUCKWOBTH, Bev. Henry Thomas
Forbes, M.A., Oxon; b, Aigburth,
Liverpool, Eng. ; s. of Henry and Mary Jane
JDuckworth, ot Chesty Eng.; m. Hope
Holland, d. of the late Wellington Hunt, of
Brantford, Ont. Educ: Birkenhead Sch.,
and Morton Ck>ll., Oxford; arrived in Can.,
9 Nov., 1901; Postmaster of Merton Coll.,
1893-6; Assistant Chaplain in CVpress,
1896-1901; Assistant Chaplain All Saints,
Cairo, 1901; Professor of Divinity, Trinity-
Coll., Toronto, Ont., 1901; Dean of Resi-
dence, Trinity, 1903; Prof, of Classics, 1906.
Publications: Greek Manuals of Church
Doctrine; Pages of Levantine History.
Recreation: Canodng. Address: Trinity
Coll., Toronto.
DUFF, Hon. James Stoddart; Min. of
Agric for the Prov. of Ont.; b. nr. Cooks-
town, Ont., 20 June, 1856; s. of John Duflf ,
and Kliza Jane Stodders; m. Jane Bell, d.
of the late John E. Stoddart of W. Gwillim-
btiry. Educ: Pub. Sch. and Collingwood
Coll. Inst.; a farmer; mem. of the Council
of the tp. of Essa, since 1888; elec to Leg.
Ass. at g. e., 1898; re-el. at g. e., 1902 1905,
1908; apptd. Min. of Agric in the Whitney
Govt., 6 Oct., 1908; re.el. by accl. Address:
Oookstown, Chit.
DUFF, Hon. Lvman P., K.C., B.A,, LL.
B. (Toronto Univ.), Judge Supreme C^urt
of Canada; b. Meaford. Ont., 7 Jan., 1865;
s. of Rev. Charles Duflf, M. A., and Isabella
Johnson; m. Elisabeth Eleanor, d. of Henry-
Bird. Educ: Toronto Univ.; called to Bar
in 1893; Judge of Supreme Court of British
Columbia, 1904; Judge of Supreme Ck>urt
of Canada, 1906. Addre<8:413Laurier Ave.,
Ottawa. Clubs: Union, Victoria; Vancouver;
Rideau, Country, Ottawa.
DUGAS, Hon. Francois Octave, B. C. X^. ,
K.C., Judge of the Superior Court of the
Province of Quebec; b. St. Jacques, Que.,
12 April, 1857; s. of Aime Dugas, and
Sophia Poirier; m. Marie Alex. Cxodin;
two s. Educ: St. Mary's Ck>llege and Mc-
Gill University, Montreal, Que.; B.C.L.,
McGill Univ., 1880; admitted to the Bar
of Que., 1880; Town Ouncillor for Joliette,
Que., 1890-1900; Crown Prosecutor from
1887 to 1892, and from 1897; K.C., 1808;
mem. H. of C. for Montcalm, from. 1900,

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until his appointment as Judge in Sept..
1 909. AddreMM: Joliette, Que.

DUGGAN. Georfse Herrick: Consulting
Engr., Dominion Iron and Steel Co., and
Dominion Bridge Co.; b. Toronto. Ont.,
1862; «. of John Duggan. Q.C., and Amelia
Fulton; m. Mildred S. Stevenson; two $.
one €h i^uc: Upper Can. CoU.^and Ontario
Sch. of Science; flngineoing Department,
Can. Pac. Ry.; Chief Engines. Dominion
Bridge Co.. 1891 to 1901; Asst. to Pres..
Dommion Iron and Steel Co.; Dominion
Coal Co., Ltd.. 1901 to 1903; was 2nd Vice-
Pres. and €^eral Manager. Dominion Coal
Co. Recreations: yachting, winner Seawan-
haka International Cup, 1896-97-98-99-1900
and 1901. Addreas: Montreal. Clubs: St.
James', R. St. L. Y. C. Montreal; R. Cape
Breton Yacht Qub. Sydney. C.B.; R. Can.
Y. C. Toronto. Ont.; R. Halifax Y.C. and
Halifax Qub. Halifax.

DUNBAR, Ulric StonewaU Jackson;
6. London. Ont.. Jan. 31^862; «. Alexander
and Susannah Jackson Dunbar; m. Wash-
ington, Sept. 17, 1892, Mary John Davis.
Educ: common schs. in Canada and Rock-
wood Acad. Professionally engaged as
sculptor since 1880; did figures for Atlanta,
Buffalo and St. Louis ezp'ns. for which
received medals and diplomas; executed
over 100 portrait busts, prindpally of
prominent men. for U. S. Capitol and Cor-
coran Gallery of Art, Washington. State
Capitol. St. Paul. Minn., Union Club, New
York, etc.: also several moniunents; bronze
statue of late Gov. Alex. R. Shepherd for
front of new Municipal Bldg., Washington.
Served in Canada 3 3rrs. in vol. service.
Episcopalian-Theosophist.; mem. Nat. Art
Assn.. Soc., Washington Artists; Nat. Soc.
Fine Arts. Address: 60 V. St.. N. W., Wash-
ington.

DUNCAN, Norman; b, Brantford, Ont.,
2 July. 1871; s, Robert Augustus, and
Susan (Hawley) Duncas. Educ: Univ. of
Toronto; journalist 1895 to 1900; on the
staflf of the New York Evening Post, 1897-
1900; Professor of Rhetoric, Washington
and Jefferson Coll., 1901-04; Adjunct Pro-
fessor of English Literature, Univ. of Kan-
sas, 1906. Pvhlieaiions: "Doctor Luke of
the Labrador;" *The Way of the Sea;"
"The Soul of the Street:" "The Cruise of the
Shining light;" "Gowmg down from Jeru-
salemjf' "The Suitable Child"; "Dr. Gren-
feirs Parish:" 'The Motherj'* "The Adven-
tures of Billy Topsail;" "Every man for
Himself." Recreatums: fishing. Address:
North East Pa. Club: aty. New York.

DUNCAN, Robert Kennedy, B.A., Prof,
of Ind. Chemistry, Univ. of Kansas; b.
Brantford, Ont.. Nov. 1, 1868: «. Robert
Augustus and Susan (Hawley) Duncan; m.
1899. Charlotte M. Foster. Educ: grad.
Univ. of Toronto, (with 1st class honors in
phjrsics and chemistry), 1892; follow in
chemistry, Univ. of Chicago and Clark Univ.
1892-3; grad. student in chemistry, Ck>lum-
bia. 1897-8: Instr. phjrsics and cnemistry,
Auburn (N.Y.) Academic High Sch., 1893-
6: Dr. Julius Sach's Collegiate Inst., New
York. 1895-8; The Hill Sch., Pottstown.
Pa., 1898-1901; Prof. Chemistry, Washing-
ton and Jefferson Coll., 1901-6; Discoverer
and patwitee of new process for mfg. phos-
phorus, of a new lAw-meltinc gla^. and of

processes of decorating glass: consultant in
the chemistry of glass; contbT to New York
£}vening Post, 1900; sent abroad by Mc-
Clure's MajS., summer of 1901. to study
radio-activity; by A. S. Barnes A Co., sum-
mer of 1903, for material for The New
Knowledge; by Harper's Mag., 1905-6. to
study -relations of modern chemistry to in-
dustry; mem. Am. Chem. Soc.. A. A. A. S. ,
Kan. Acad. Science, Sigma Xi; fellow
Chem. Soc. of London. Puhlieations: The
New Knowledge, 1905, and numerous
articles in Harper's Monthly. Editor: New
Science Series, Address: Lawrence, Kan.

DUNLOP, Hon. John, K.C.; Superior
Court Judge; 6. Clober, Stirlingshire. Scot.;
m. 1863, Eleanor, d. of the late David Bell-
house; two s. three d. Educ: Edinburgh
Academy. Edinburgh Univ.. McGiU Univ..
Montreal; arrived in Can., 1857: admitted
to the Bar, 1861; apptd. a Puisne Judge
of the Superior Ct. of the Prov. of Que.,
1894; Batonnier of the Bar of Montreal,
1891-2. Address: 299 Peel St., Montreal.
Clubs: Mount Royal, University, Montreal.

DUNN. Bt. Bev. Andrew Hunter, M.A.
(Camb.), Lord Bishop of Quebec; b. Saffron
Walden, Essex, Eng., 16 Oct.. 1839; s. of
HannehJal Dunn and Mary Ann, d. of Wil-
liam Hunter, Alderman. Sheriff and Lord
Mayor of London; m. Alice, o. d. of William
Hunter, of Parley Lodge, Croydon; five s.
two d. Arrived Can., Sept., 1892: Chirate
of St. Mark's, Notting Hilll864-70: CJurateof
Acton, 1870-1872; vicar^f All Souls, Acton.
1872-92; cons. Lord Bishop of Quebec, 1
Sept., 1892; Hon. D. D. of Univ. of Bishop's
Coll., Lennoxville, Que., 1893; Hon. D.C.L.;
Vice-Pres. of the Univ. of Bishop's Coll..
Lennoxville. 1892-1906jPre8., 1906. Pub-
lications: "Helps by the Way;" "Our Church
Manual:" "Holy 'Thoughts for Quiet Mo-
ments;'' "Our Only Hope." Address: Bishop-
thorpe, Quebec.

DUNSBIUIB, Hon. James; b. Vancou-
ver, Wash.. U.S.A., 8 July, 1851; e. s. of
the late Hon. Robert Dunsmuir and wife,
both natives of Scotland; m. 1876, Laura
Miller, d. of W. B. Suoles, of North Carolina;
nine c Educ: Nanaimo, B.C., and Dundas,
Ont.; later took a course at the military
sch., Blackburg, Va., U.S.A.; at age of
seventeen worked in the several depts. of
the extensive mining operations earned on
by his father, in order to master all the
details; Pres. and chief stock-holder of the
Wellington Colliery Co^, which owns and
operates coal mines at Wellington, Comox,
and Alexandria, VancouvAr, Island, and
in which 3,500 men are employed; was Pres.
and chief stock-holder of the £. and N.
Railway, previous to its transfer to the
C.P.R.; large real estate interests in Lady-
smith. Cumberland, Newcastle and Nan-
aimo; first el. to the B.C. Legis. at g. e.,
1898, and held seat until Nov., 1902, Then
he resigned; called upon to form an admn..
and was Premier and Pres. of the Council
from June 15, 1900, until his resignation;
apptd. lieut.-Gov. of B.C. in succession to
Sir Henry Joly, Lotbiniere. 11 May, 1906;
resigned Nov., 1909. Address: Victoria,
B.C. Ciu5; Umon, Victoria.

DUPUIS, Nathan P., M.A., F.R.S.C;
Professor of Mathematics and Mechanism.
nnA iv«« ^* "PrwMical Sdence Faculty,

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Queen's Univ., Kingston; b. Frontenac Co.,
1836; father a French Canadian of Norman
stock; mother of English and Irish extrac-
tion, d. of a united empire loyalist; m. 1861,
Amelia A. McGinnis of Watertown, N.Y.;
one 8. one d. Educ : Queen's Univ.; private
study; has taught almost continually since
about eighteen years old, with the excep-
tion of thrc^ y^ars spent in acquiring a
knowledge of handicraft; began teaching in
Queen's Univ., 1867, and for thirteen years
taught the subjects of chemistry and nat-
ural science to both arts and medicals; is a
first-class mechanic, and has bv|ilt several
(all different) and peculiar astronomical
clocks; is somewhat of an artist, and a fair
performer on the violin. Publications:
Treatise on Geometrical Optics, 1868;
Geometry of Point. Line, and Circle, 1889;
Principles of Algebra, 1893; Elements of
S371. Solid Geometry, 1893; Elements of
Trigonbmetry for Practical ScienceStudents,
1902; numerous periodical articles. Re-
creations: principally boating, wheeling, and
travelling. Address: 144 ^University Av.,
Kingston, Ont.
DUBNFOttD, George; chartered ac-
countant: b. Toronto, Ont., 1838; «. of the
late Capt. Dumford of His Majesty's 68th
Regt., Diurham Light Infantry, and Augusta
Sewell, d. of the late Stephen Sewell, K.C.,
of Montreal; m. 1856, Mdanie, o. d. of the
late Georae Vardon, at one time Supt. of
Indian Affairs; foiur d. Educ: private schs.,
Montreal; in employ Lomis & Sewell, ship-
builders Quebec, 1854-1856; entered Up.
Canada Bank, Montreal; later Bank of
British North America, and Mgr. Kingston
Branch, 1874-1880; Sec.-Treas. Canada Co-
operative Assn., 1880-1886; estb. himself
in business as chartered accnt., 1886; mem.
Montreal Bd. of Trade; a J.P.; Treas. Ang-
lican Synod of the Diocese of Montreal;
Treas. Homeopathic Hospital; Historical
Landmark Assn., Numismatic and Anti-

3:uarian Soc. Recreation: Sketching. Ad-
ress: "The Sherbrooke," Montrew, Que.
Club: Junior Conservative, London, Eng.

DU VEBNET, Bt. Bev. Frederick Her-
bert, D.D., Bishop of Caledonia; b.
Hemmingford, Que., 20 Jan., 1860; s. of
Rev. Canon Edward Du Vemet, M.A., and
Frances Eliaa EUegood; m. Stella Yates, d.
of Honatio Yates, M.D., Kingston, Ont.;
one s. one d. Educ: King's Coll., Windsor,
N.S.; Univ. of Toronto, and Wycliffe Coll.,
Toronto; Mission preacher for Diocese of
Montreal, 1883-1885; Professor of Practical
Theology, WycUffe, 1885-1897; Rector, St.
John's Toronto Junction, 1895-1904; Bish-
op of Caledonia, 1904; Publications: Ed-
itorial Secretary of Can. C. M. S., 1896-1904;
Editing "Can. C. M. S., Gleaner." Address:
Prince Rupert, B.C.

DTDE, Samuel Walters, M.A., D.Sc,
LL.D.; b. Ottawa, Ont., 11 March, 1862; s.
of Samuel Dyde, and Jane Christina Ward-
rope; m. Jane Farrell, d. of the late J. W.
Farrell, Detroit, Mich. ; two «. two d. Educ :
Ottawa Coll. Inst., Queen's Univ., and in
Germany; Prof, in Univ. of N.B., 1886-9;
Prof, in Queen's, Kingston, 1889, up to the
present. Publication: Hegel's Philosophy
of Right (translation); magasdne articles.
Recreations: tennis, caniping, curling. Ad-
dress: Queen's Collie, Kingston.
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DTKE, Joshua, B.A., B.D.; b. Wednes-
field, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, Eng.,
15 Sept.. 1849; s. of John Dyke and wife:
m. (1st) Bella, d. of the late John Park, of
London, Ont.; (2nd) Sophia, d. of John
Fox, of Chatham^nt. \ two s. two d. Educ. :
Pub. Schs., and Divimty Coll.; transferred
to Canada by the British Methodist Con-
ference; ordained at Toronto, 1874, and
stationed vaanir points in Ontario; retired
from the Ministry and settled in Fort
William, 1890; was mem. of the Municipal
Council; Mayor for several yrs.; active
mem. of Union of Can. Municipalities; takes
a leading part in charitable works. Address:
Fort William, Ont.

DYMENT, Albert Edward, Hon. Lieut. -
Col., 77th RcKt.. 6. Lynden, Wentworth
County, Ont., 23 Feb., 1868; s. of Nathaniel
Djonent and Annie McRae; m. Edith
Frances Chapman, of Hamilton,' Ont.; one
d. Educ: Barrie Coll. Inst., and Up. Can.
Coll.; in 1896, was eleo. to the H. of C. as a
supporter of the Liberal CJovemment, re-
maining until 1908; in the lumber business .
in Algoma for 15 years; afterwards moving
to Toronto; entered 1909, into stock-
brokerage business in the firm of Djrment.
Cassels & Co.; Director of a number of
financial and industrial companies. Re-^
creations: Thorobred horse breeding and
racing. Address: The Dale, Toronto, Ont.
Clubs: Toronto, Mount Royal, Montreal;
Rideau, Ottawa.

EABIiE, William Edward: Mgr. West-
em Union Telegraph Co., North Sydney,
N.S.; 6. St. John's, Nlfd., 29 April, 1847;
s. of H. and C. Earle, Dartmouth, Devon.
Eng.; m. Eliza Primrose Hadley of Mul-
grave, N.S.; two «. two d. Educ: Church of
England Acad., St. John's; arrived in Can.
in 1869; in 1862 entered the service of the
New York, Newfoundland and London Tel.
Co., at St. John's, contemporary with the
laying of the first Atlantic Cable m that yr.,
and was present at the celebration of that
event held at St. John's; apptd. mgr. at
Brigus repeating station in 1362, remaining
there till the second Atlantic cable was laid
in 1866; was at Heart's Content, Nfld., and
acted as sec. for Csmis W. Field on board
the Great Eastern, and received his per-
sonal thanks for services during the first
two weeks' rush of traffic. In 1866 apptd.
mgr. at Grandy's Brook, Nfld, repeating
station and promoted to mgr. at Placentia,
Nfld. cable station in 1868; promoted asst.
mgr. of main cable station at Port Hastings,
N!s., 1869; in 1875, New York, Nlfd., and
London Tel. Co., amalgamated with Anglo-
American Cable Co., lines and staff of
former in Cape Breton passing under con-
trol of latter; in August, 1875, the Western
Union Tel. Co. assumed control of lines and
staff in Cape Breton and moved th^r head-
quarters from Port Hastings, N.S., to North
Sydney, W.P.; apptd. mgr., 1899. Address:
Pleasant St., North Sydney.

EASTWOOD, Miss Alice, F.A.A.S.; b.
Toronto, Ont., Jan. 19, 1859; d. Colin
Skinner and Eliza Jane Gowdey; Educ:

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E. Denver High Sch.. 1879; Teacher E.
Denver High Sch., 1870-89; curator of
herbarium, Calif. Acad, of Sciences, since
1802; Fellow A. A. A. S^ CaUf. Acad, of
Sciences. Publications: ropular Flora of
Denver, Colo., 1893; Popular Flora and
Pacific Coast Edit., Bergen's Botany, 1^97
Popular Flora and Kocky Mountain
Edit., Bergen's Botany, 1900; Hand-

. Book of Trees of California, 1905; also
writer of many papers on systematic botany
and articles for scientific mags. Address:
2705 Hearst Av., Berkeley, CJ.

EATON, Eev. Arthur Wentworth Ham-
ilton, D.C.L.: b. Kentville, N.S.; «.
late William and Anna Augusta Willoughbv
Hamilton; unmarried. Educ: Harvard;
Ordained Deacon, 1884, priest, 1885. in New
York; Priest in charae of Parish, Chwtnut
Hill. Mass., 1885-6. Publications: The Heart
of the Creeds; Historical Religion in the
Light of Modem Thought, 1888; Acadian
Legends and Ljrrics, 1889; Letter Writ-
ing, its Ethics and Etiquette, 1890; The
Church of England in Nova Scotia and the
Tory Clergy of the Revolution, 1891 ; Tales
of a Garrison Town (with Craven Lang-
stroth Betts), 1892; College Requirements
in Ekiglish, 1900; also many poema, histor-
ical monographs and mag. articles. Ekiited,
with introductions: Recollections of a
Georgia Loyalist, written in 1886 by Mrs.
ElisaDeth Lichtenstein Johnston, 1901;
Pope's "Rape of the Lock," 1901; Arcadian
Ballads. 1905; Poems of the Christian Year,
1905; Tne Lotus of the Nile and other Poems,
1907. Address: 20 E. 50fh St., New^York.

EATON, Seymour; b. Epping, Ont.,
1859; m. Jan. 15. 1884, Jennie V. Adair.
Winnipeg, Manitoba. Resident Boston.
1886-92; founder Booklovers and Tabard
Inn libraries in U.S. and Great Britain and
of The Booklovers Magazine; for 5 yrs. Dir.
Drexed Xnst.; daily contb'r Chicago Record,
4 yrs. Puolicatxoris: Dan Black — Editor
and Proprietor; The Roosevelt Bears; The
Teddy Bears Musical Comedy; The Tele-
path (drama); Sermons on Advertising;
sUso several coll. text-books. Creator of the
famous Teddy Bears. Address: Lansdowne
Pa.

ECBEMENT, Arthur, B.A.. M.P.; b.
St. Gabriel de Brandon. 29 June, 1879.
Educ: Montreal Ck>llege and Laval Univ.,
Montreal: Secretary for five years to Hon.
R. Dandurand, Speaker of the Senate;
Secretary of the Liberal organization of the
IXstrict of Montreal; first el. to H. of C,
1903. Addr«a«: Montreal.

EDWARDS, John Wesley, B.A., M.D.,
CM., M.P.; 6. Tp. Storrington, Co. Fron-
tenac, Ont. 25 May, 1865; «. of George
Edwards, Co. Norfolk, Ong., and Elisabeth
Jlme Lyon, of U. E. Loyalist descent.
Frontenac, Ont.; m. Hester Jane. Purdy,
Frontenac Co.; one s. four d. Educ: Pubho
Sch., Sydenham High Sch., Ottawa Normal
Sch., Queen's Univ., Kingston. Ont.; School
Teacher for 10 years; Co. Clerk, Frontenac,
10 years; Gaol Surgeon, two years; elec. to
the H. of C, Oct., 1908, as Liberal Conser-
vative; Methodist. For many years Sec.-
Treas. of the Tp. of Kingston Agricultural
Society. Address: Cataraqui, Ont.

EDWARDS, Hon. Wllllain Cameron,
Senator; b. Tp. Clarence, Russell, Ont., 7

May, 1844; «. of the late William Edwards,
of Portsmouth. Eng., who came to Canada
about 1820, and Ann Cameron, a native
of Fort William, Scot.; m.'Jan„ 1885, Cath-
erine M., e. d. of the late Wm. Wilson, Cum-
berland, Ont. Educ: Grammar Sen., Ot-
tawa; an extensive lumber manufacturer,
and stock raiser; has taken a practical
interest in agriculture; Tor many years
Pres. Russell Agric. Society; is a Director
Canadian Bank of Commerce, Trusts Cor-
poration, Toronto, and other companies;
established the limiber firm of W. C. Ed-
wards Co., in 1868; an unsuccessful candi-
date for H. of C. in Russell, 1882; elec. 1887:
seat declared void, but was re-elec., and
again in 1891-1896 and 1900; called to the
Senate, 17 March, 1903. Address: Ottawa,
Clubs: Kideau, Ottawa.

EDWARDS, Gordon C.;&. Thurso. Que..
17 Nov.. 1867; s. of John C. Edwards and
Margaret Cameron; m. Edna S. Meighen,
of Perth, Ont. ; one s. one d. Educ : Thurso
Sch., and Ottawa Coll. List. Commenced
in lumber industry with the Canada Lum-
ber Co., of Carleton Place, Ont., later joined
firm 6i W. C. Edwards & Co., Ltd., Ottawa;
noi^mgr. of Company's New Edinburgh
Mills. Pres. of the Capital Planing Mill
Co., Ottawa; Treas. of tne Library Bureau
of Canada; dir.. Cobalt Lake Mining Co.,
and many other similar concerns. First
Pres. of the Canadian Lumbermen's Assn.,
and now one of Directors; Pres. of the Y. M.
C. A., Ottawa: dir., Perley Home, Ottawa.
Address: 55 MacKay St.. Ottawa. Clubs:
Rideau, Laurentian, Golf, Country, Hunt,
' Ottawa.

EDTE, Lieut.-Col. Leurenco; b. Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, 1848; m. Clara Frances,
o. d. of the late Richard Willoughby Laws:
one s. Educ: Enf^land and France; joined
Royal Marines Light Infantry, as second
Lieut., 1866; promoted Lieut., 1867; Capt.,
1881; brevet Major, 1887; Major. 1888;
brevet Lieut.-Col., 1894; Lieut.-Col., 1895,
retired from service, 1898; served in China,
1869-1872, on board Her Majesty's Ship
"Ocean," bearing the flag of Vice-Admiral
Sir Henry Keppel, K.C.B.; served on staflf
of batt. of Royal Marines during Egyptian
campaign, 1882. and received the Egyptian
medal, clasps for Tel-el-Kebir, Khedive's
Bronze Star; also served in the Eastern
Soudan, 1884-5; was mem. of Naval Intel-
ligence l>ept., and is barrister-at-law of the
lifiddle Temple, Eng.; arrived Can., 1899;
apptd. Comm. of the Trust and Loan Co.,
of Can., at Toronto, 1899; apptd. Commis-
sioner at Montreal, 1900, which position he
now occupi^; mem. Montreal Bd. of Trade.
Address: 131 Stanley St., Montreal, ^ue.
Clubs: St. James, Montreal; United Service,
London, Eng.

EILBECK, Robert James; Sheriff of the
Yukon Territory; Marshal, Exchequer
Court, Yukon Admiralty Dist.; b. Newcastle
Ont., 20 June, 1859; s. of James Eilbeck and
Christina Eilbeck; m. Annie Vanderwater;
one s. one d. Educ: Newcastle, 1865-6, was
newsboy on G. T. Ry.; lived with uncle on
farm in Zorra, Oxford Co., Ont., 1867-8,
in 1868 became telegraph operator and
asst. postmaster at Newcastle; promoted
to mgr. of Dom. Telegraph Company's
office at Belleville, Ont.; promoted to mgr.
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of office at Kingston, Ont., in the winter of
same yr.; in 1880, built steamer grain
elevator at Kingston and was activdy en-
gaged in the grain trade for five yrs. In
1886, went west and was engaged in mining
in Arizona, U.S.A.; 1892, agent for the
Crawford Gold Mill, a pulveriaor at Helena,
Montana, U.S.A.; 1895, agent for the
Crawford Stamp Mill for the whole of the
Western States, including; Old Mexico; in
1894, went on prospeotmg trip through
Yellow Head Pass m Roclnr Moimtains:
apptd. bjr Dom. Govt, as Sec. to Royal
Com. to investigate into Canadian Peni-
tentaries, 1896; apptd. to present position
as SherifiF of the Yukon Territory and
Marshal of the Ezcheguor Ct., Yukon
Admiralty Dist., 1899. PublicaHoM: "Gov-
ernment Ownership of Public Utilities";
"Action Organisation Remedy." Recrea-
tions: baseball, curling. Addreaa: Dawson,
Y.T. ClubM: Zero, Dawson Amateur Ath-
letic Assn.

ELIOT, Lieut.-Col. Charles Alsemon;
6. Fort George, North Britain, 9 March,
1857; 8. of Capt. William H. Eliot, formerly
15th Foot; m. Frances Ellen Wood Hamil-
ton; two 8. two d. Arrived in Canada,
1859; in Bank of Montreal service. Be-
creation8: fishing, golf. Addre88: 148 Elgin
St., Ottawa, and Evandale Cottage. Fern-
bank, Brockville, Ont. Club8: Rideau,
Golf, Ottawa.

ELLEGOOD, Bev. Jacob, B.A., D.C.L.;
b. near Fredericton, N.B^, March, 1824; «.
of Margaret and Jacob EUegood; widower,
j^duc; King's Coll., N.B.; clergyman; Rec-
tor of Church of St. James' the Apostle,
Montreal; associated as Rector with the
building of five places of worship besides
sch. buildings, parsonages; travelled exten-
sively; visited Egypt, Palestine. Constan-
tinople, Asia Minor, Athens, Rome, etc.
lectured on these countries; been upwards
of 61 years in the Ministry; said to be the
oldest rector in Canada^ was one of the
visiting clergymen at Point St. Charles, in
1848, when thousand of Irish immigrants
died of ship fever; the deaths followed so
quickly that 6000 were hurried in one
grave; seven Anglican dergjonen gave up
their lives in their devotion of these friend-
less strangers. Recreation: golf. Addreea:
697 St. Catherines St., Montreal. Club:
Dixie Golf, Montreal.

ELLIOT, James; Gen. Mgr. of the Mol-
son's Bank; b. Montreal Que., 2 June, 1840;
8. of Andrew Elliot. Educ: Montreal High
Sch. ; entered the service of Molson's Bank,
at age of 19, and worked through the
various grades until assuming his present
position of Genwal Manager. RecreaHone:
books, pictures, horticulture and gardening.
Addre88: 615 Cote des Neiges Road, West-
mount, Que.

ELLIOTT, Dawson Kerr; 6. Pakenham.
Ont., 11 July, 1853; 8. of John and Margaret
Elliott; m. Mary Alice McCreary; four ».
four d. Entered into the dry goods busi-
ness at Amprior, Ont.. 1871; settled in
Winnipeg, 1879, and with the late R. J.
White, founded the wholesale dry pcoods
business of which he is now President.
Address: 35 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Club:
Manitoba, Winnipeg.

ELLIOTT, John Campbell, D.C.L., M.L.
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A., Barrister; 6. Ekfrid. Ont., 25 July, 1872;
8, of George Campbell Elliott, and Jane
Gunn Elliott. Educ.: GlencOe, Ont., and
Osgoode Hall, Toronto; grad. with honours
from Osgoode Hall, in 1898; practiced law
in Glenooe since that date; solicitor for the
County of Middlesex; Dir. of the Equity
life Ins. Co.; elected to the Ontario Legis.,
8 June, 1908. Address: Glencoe, Ont.
ELLIOTT, Bev. John Henry; 6. Trafal-

Sir, Ont., 6 Mar^ 1853; s. William and
ary (Kentner) Elliott; m. Beulah Clem-
ence. JE^dftic. .'Brampton. Ont. High Sch.;
studied theology under Dr. Robert Boyle in
Can.; Gen. Sec. Y.M.C.A., Augusta, Ga.,
1877-9, NashvUle ,1879-81, Albany 1881-3.
Minnei4>olis, 1883-93 ; evangelist with Moody
at Columbian Exp'n meetings, 1893; Or-
dained to Presby'n Ministry, 1894: asso.
Pastor Central Presby'n Ch., Rochester,
N.Y., 1896-8; Pastor 34th St. Reformed
Ch., New York, 1898-1903; evangelistic
work under Presby'n Qen. Aa»embly, 1904-
7; Trustee United Soc. Christian Endeavor;
twice pres. New York Christian Edneavor,
Publications: Notes and Su^eetions for
Bible Readings. 1877; OutlineBible Studies
and Bible Readings, 1883 ; Workers Weapon,
1895; Brook in the Pasture, 1903. Address:
219 S. Kenilworth Av.. Oak Park. HI.

ELLIOTT, William. M.B.. MC P A S., M.
L.A.; h, Mitchell, Ont., 1863; s. of James
Elliott, and Eleanor Dumin; m. Jennie M.
Carter. Edu^.: Mitchell High Sch. and
Toronto Univ.; grad. in medicine, 1893;
removed to tha N.W.T.; elected to the
Legislature. 1898; re-elec. 1902, 1903, 1905.
and 1908: mem. of the Government or
Premier Haultain, as MUiister of Agricul-
ture, 1903-1905. Address: Wolseley, Sask.
ChMs: Assiniboia, Regina. Sask.

ELLIS, James Eraser, M.D., M.L. A.; b.
Upper Stewiacke, N.S., 11 June, 1870; «.
Wm. Ellis and Margaret Ellis; m. Ethel, d.
of Alexander Anderson, of Sherbrooke,
N.S.: one s. one d. Educ.: Pub. Schs., West-

em tlniv.: left home when 18 years' of a^e
Canadian North-west; spent five 3^rs. m

for(

Manitoba: taught school and homesteaded;
graduated in medicine with honours in
1898; returned same yr. to N.S., settled
in Sherbrooke, and was elec. by acclamation
to the local Legislature in 1904; re-elec. in
1906M>rominent in Masonic circles, also an
Odd Fellow. Address: Sherbrooke, N.S.

ELLIS, Hon. John Valentine; Senator:
b. Halifax, N.S., 14 Feb., 1835; s. of Michael
Ellis and Margaret Walsh; m. 1864, Mary
Caroline, e. d. of S. W. Babbitt; five s. two
d. Educ: Halifax, N.S.; editor of St. John
(N.B.) Daily Olahe since 1861; elec. to Prov-
incial Legislature of N.B.. 1882 and 1886;
and H. of C, 1886-90, 1896-1900. Publica-
tions: New Brunswick as a Home for Im-
migrants; Address on Canada before the
Canadian Club, Boston; and on Redprocal
Relations with the United States. Recrea-
tions: fishing, golf. President of the Natural
History Society of N.B. Address: The
Senate, Ottawa; St. John, N.B. Clubs:
Union, St. John; Rideau, Ottawa.

ELLIS,Philip WllUam; 5. Toronto. Ont.
11 Sept.. 1856; s. of TlOUiam Henry Ellis.
C.E., Liverpool, Eng., and Susan Jane EUis,
of Cambletown Isle of Man; m. Elisabeth
Kate Grooderham; two s. four d. Educ:

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Model and High Schs., Toronto; President,
Canadian Manufacturets' Association^QOl ;
Treasurer and Vice-Ohairman Ontario Power
Commission; was mem. of the Hydro Elec-
tric Commission; Dm>uty Chairman Queen
Victoria Niagara Falls Commission: Pres..
Central Canada Manufacturers; Montreal
Fire Insurance Co.; Westmount Silver
Miidng Co.. and Ellis l^ver Mining Co., of
Slocan; President P. W. Ellis Co., Ltd.
Recreations: golf, curling. Addre—: 66 Glen
Road. Rosedale, Toronto. Clvh: Rosedale
Golf, Toronto.

ISJJLiki William Hodgson, M.A., M.B.,
F.R.S.C., F.LC: 6. Bakewall. Derbyshire,
Eng., 1846; a. of J. E. ElUs. 1A.R.C.S., and
Eliza Hodgson; m. Ellen Maude, d. of C.
Mickle, Guelph, Ont.; two «. one d. Bdue.:
Toronto, and St. Thomas Hospital, London;
arrived in Canada, 1860; Lecturer on Chem-
istry, School of Practical Science; Professor
of Chemistry, Trinity Medical Faculty;
Professor of Applied Chemistry and Toxiool-
Ojsy.Univ. of Toronto; until 1907, was Dist-
rict Analjrst for Inland Revenue District of
Toronto. Publieation$: reports Food Adul-
teration and contributions to Scientific
Journals, Addreae: 74 St. Alban Street,
Toronto.

ELUSON, Hon. Price, M.L.A.; Chief
Commr. of Lands for B.C.; b. EIngland, 1862;
now a farmer on the Okanagan IMst., B.C.,
where he has 11,000 acres of land; for yn.
has been the largest grower of wheat in
B.C.; first to urge the importanee of irriga-
tion; mem. of the B.C. Legis. since 1898;

apptd. Commr. of Lands, 1909. Addreesi
Victoria, B.C.

ELXISON, William Bniee; b. St. Thom-
as, Ont., July 17, 1857; ». Richard and
Sarah Eleanor Arthurs. E. Bduc: Ont. Pub.
Schs.; m. St. Thomas, Ont., Sept. 5, 1883,
May Ahna Jackson: admitted to Canadian
Bar, 1880, New York Bar, 1882; mem. N.Y.
legislature, 1893; Comm'r. water, gas and
electricity, New York, 1906; corp'n counsel,
1907; Dir. Tefft-Weller Co. Democrat:
Episcopalian; mem. Am. Acad. Polit. and
Social Science, Am. Bar Assn., N.Y. State
Bar Assn., New York City Bar Assn. Pub-
lications: Unification of the United States
and Canada; The Canadian American Fish-
eries. Addreu: 900 West End Av. New York.
Clubs: Bfanhattan. Nat. Democratic, Mer-
chants, FordhamjFordham) .

EIXS, Bobert Wlieelock, B.A., M.A..
LL.D., F.R.S.C.; 6. ComwalUs, King's Co.,
N.S., 26 July, 1845; s. of Robert and Cath-
erine Ells; m. Harriet Newell Stevens of
Onslow, N.S.; two «. Educ.: Acadia Coll..
N.S., and McGill Univ., Montreal; joined
the Geological Survey of Canada, 1872; has
been constantly engaged in the work of that
department, as Geologist. Pvblioatitins:
numerous reports on the Geology of Can-
ada, also in New Foundland and the British
West Indies. Address: 204 O'Connor St.,
Ottawa.

EIiSON, Peter, M.P.; b. London. Co. of
Middleseac, 18 Jan., 1841 ; s. of Joseph Elson.
a U. E. Loyalist of German descent, and
Samantha, of American parentage; m. 25
Sept., 1872, Rebecca Wood, i^duc: public
Sen., Ifiddlesex and Hamilton; was deputy
Reeve, London Tp. for two years; Reeve
for ESght years; Co. Councillor for 18 yrs.;

Warden of Middlesex Co. for one year; for
many years Director in the London Tp.
Mutual Fire Inst. Co.; also in Proof Line
Road Co.; first elec .to the H. of C, 1004;
re-elec. 1908. Methodist; Conservative.
Address: London, Ont.

EMABD, Mffr. Joseph Medard, D.D.;
First Bishop of Valleyfield, Que.^ 6. St.
Constant, Laprairie Co., Que., 1 April, 1853 ;
«. of Medard Emard and Mathilde Baudin.
Educ.: Ste. Therse Coll. and Petit Seminaire,
Montreal; ordained Priest, 1876, took de-
l^rees at French Seminary at Rome, return-
ing to Can. and was Secretary to tne Arch-
bishop; consec. Bishop of Valleyfield, 9
June. 1892. Publications: "Messages." "At
London, Lourdes and Rome in 1908;" many
pastoral letters. Address: Valleyfidd, Que.

EMABD, J. U., K.C.; b. St. Constant,
Que.. 27 March. 1855; s. of Medard Emard.
and Mathilde Beaudin; m. 1890. Josephine
Ada Wall, of Montreal; when quite young
removed with his parents to St. Hubert.
Chambly Co., and attended the gram, sch.,
which was conducted by his father; at age
of seventeen removed to Montreal, and
secured a position in a wholesale establish-
ment; then took up a literary course,
and admitted to the study of law, 1878;
obtained the degree of Xicentiate-in-Law,
Laval Univ., 1881, and admitted to Mont-
real Bar; pradtced with Messrs. Beiqu and
Choquet for five yrs.; a partner of Hon. J.
A. Ouimet. 1886-1896, until later apptd.
to the Bench; he then formed the firm of
Emard &, ^nard, taking in his son, Charles
who was admitted to the Bar, 1902; cr. K.
C, 1903. Address: 6 Park Av.. Montreal.
Clubs: St. Denis, St. James. Lafontaine,
Montreal.

EMEBT, Very Bev. Joseph Edward, O.
M.I., D.D.. Rector University of Ottawa,
since 1901; b. New Glasgow. Que.: 1885.
Educ: Coll. of Assumption, St. Josephs
Coll. (now Univ. of Ottawa), 1877; entered
congregation of Oblate Missionaries of Mary
Immaculate, 1873; ordained a Priest, 1881;
AGssionary to Western Canada, 1881-64;
Master of Novices and Superior of Oblate
Coll., Tewksburg, Mass., 1884-93; Missionary
in Texas, 1893-94; Assistant Pastor Holy
Angels Church, Buffalo, N.Y., 1895-1901.
Address: University of Ottawa.

EMMEBSON, Hon. Henry Bobert, K.
C. M.A., lLd., D.C.L., T.C., M.P.; b.
Maugerville. Sunbury COm New Brunswick,
25 Sept^ 1853; m. 1878, Emily C. (d. 1901),
d. of 0. R. Record of Moncton, iron-founder;
one «. four d. Educ: several provincial
academies and high schs.; Acadia College in
N.S.; and Boston. Univ. of Massachusetts.
Admitted as an Attorney of the Supreme
Court of New Brunswick. 1877; sworn as a
Barrister, 1878; elected a member of Legis-
lature of N.B., 1888; Chief Commissioner
of Public Works. 1892; Attorney-General
and Premier of New Brunswick, 1897-1900
member of the Legislature for Albert Co.
to 1900; P.C, Can., 1904; M.P. Westmor
land County, New Brunswick, 1900^)7,
Biinister of Railwasrs and Canals, Canada,
until April, 1907, when he resigned to en-
gage in private enterprises; now President
of Acadia Coal and Coke Co., N.B., and
President of Sterling Coal COj, Cleveland.
Ohio; a Director of the Record Foundry and

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Machine Co., Ltd^ of Moncton, N.B., and
Montreal, Que.; a member of the Boaj'd of
Governors of Acadia University, Wolfville,
Nova Scotia. Pvhlicaiions: The Legal Con-
dition of Married Women; i^ajuphlets and
lectures. Recreationa: fishing and golf.
Address: Dorchester, New Brunswick; 16
Delaware Av., Ottawa, Ont. Clvb: Bideau,
Ottawa.

ENGLAND, Mrs. Octavia Grace. B. A.,
M.D.C.M.; 6. Montreal, Que.; d. of Thomas
Weston Ritchie and Jessie Torrance Fisher;
m. Frank Richardson, England, M.D.; one
d. Educ: Montreal, Que.; one of the first
class of ladies who grad. at McGill Univ., in
1888; took first class honors in Natural
Science in addition to her B.A.: took post-
graduate course in Vienna, and later com-
menced general practice in Montreal;' a
prominent worker in the Montreal Local
Council of Women. Address : 126 Bishop
Street, Montreal.

ENGLEHABT, Jacob Lewis; Chn. T. A.
N. O. Ry. Commission; h. Cleveland, U.S.A.,
Nov., 1847; s. of John Joel and Hannah
En^lehart; widower. Educ: Cleveland,
Ohio; arrived in Canada, Jan., 1869; his
business career was made up of manufac-
turing, oil refining and Railroading; Vice-
President, of Crown Savings and Loan
Association, Petrolia, Ont.; London and
Western Trust Co.. LoKdon, Ont.; Imper-
ial Oil Co^ Ltd.; Cnairman Government of
Prov. of Ont. RJailway — Temiskaming and
Northern Ontario Railway. Address: Glen-
view, Petrolia, Ont.; Queen's Hotel, Tor-
onto; oifuie, 25 Toronto St., Toronto.

EBMATINGEB, His Hon. Charles Oakes
Zaccheus, K.C.; Junior Judge of the
Co. Ct. of the Co. of El©n, Ont., Local
Judge H.C.J^ 6. St. Thomas, Ont., 5 Feb.,
1851; s. of Edward Ermatinger, M.P. for
Middlesex, 1844, and Achsah, d, of Hon.
Zaccheus Bumham of Cobourg. Ont.; m.
Charlotte, d. of Hon. Hugh Ricnardson of
Ottawa, retired Justice of Supreme Court
of North West Territories; one s. .one d.
Educ: St. Thomas and Gait Grammar Schs.
Osgoode Hall; called to Bar, 1873; apptd.
K.C., 1885, Judge, 1880; member Ont.
Prov. Assem. for East Elgin* 1882-1886.
Publications: Canadian Franchise and Elec-
tion Laws. 1886; The Talbot Regime or The
First Half Century of the Talbot Settle-
ment, 1904. Recreations: golf. Address:
"Bella Vista '• 48 Stanley St., St. Thomas,
Ont. Clubs: Elgin Golf, Country, St. Thoms.

ETHIEB, Joseph Arthur CallxtC; K.C.,
M.P.; b. St. Benoit, Two Mountains Co.,
Que., 26 May, 1868; s. of J. B. Ethier. and
Julie Boyer; m. Therese, d. of Dr. L. A.
Fortier; two d. Educ: Montreal Coll.; Dep.
Prothonotary of Dist. of Terrebonne. 1888-
1895; Crown Pros, of Dist. of Terrebonne;
Mavor of the village of St. Scholastique for
two terms; Sec.-Treas. of Schs. rural muns.
of St. Scholastique and St. Columbin; Sec.
of "La Compagnie d' Assurance Mutelle de
la paroisse de St. Scholastique." Dir., Cen-
tral Ry. Co. of Can.; pres., Ontario Cobalt
Min. Co., Ltd.; first el. to H. of C, at g. e.,
1896; re-el., 1900; re-el. at bye-el. 1903;
re-el. at g. e., 1904, 1908; el. chmn. of Com-
on Miscellaneous Priv. Bills at Session of
1907. Address: 8t. Scholastique, Que.; Club:
Canadien, Quebec.
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EVANS, Frederick William: head of the
firm of Evans Sc Johnson, Insur. Agents,
Montreal; b. Montreal, 1850; «. of William
Evans and Miss Wood; m. 1877, Mary L.,
d. of Arthur Wilcocks, Mayor of Richmond,
pue. Educ: Moi^treal High Sch.; employed
in a wholesela dry goods house, 1865-1868;
joined firm of which he is now senior partner,
about 1868; became a Council mem. Bd.
of Trade, 1897; Treas., 1899, first Vice-
Pres., 1910; Pres., Dominion. Guarantee
Co., Canada Envelope Fo. JIVest End Land
Co.; Treas., Montreal Gren. Hospital; became
a Councillor for Cote St. Antoine, Ot.; 1899;
re-entered Council, 1893; and served until
1902; Mayor, 1896-97. Address: 26 St.
Sacrament St., Montreal. Clubs: Montreal,
Westmount Bowling.

EVANS, Miss Marguerite; b. George-
town, Ont., 19 Sept., 1876; d. of John
Evans. Educ: Georgetown and Toronto;
spent some yrs. on ranch in North West and
contributed series of sketches to Toronto
Globe, illustrative of prairie life; went to
Victoria in 1908, and now a mem. of the
staff of the Victoria Times. Publicaiions:
novels, "A Prairie Rose;" "The Lost Baby;"
"After the Storm." Has written consider-
able poetry, short stories, travel sketches,
and stori^ for children. Recreations: motor-
ing, travelling, canoeing, riding, driving.
Address: 115 Croft St.. Victoria, B^.
Clubs: Ladies' Musical; Alexandra, Wom-
en's Canadian, Victoria; Women's Press
Assn.

EVANS, William Sanford, M.A.; Mayor
of Winnipeg; b. Spencerville, Ont., 18 Dec,
1869; «. of Rev. J. S. Evans, D.D., and
Mary Jane Vaux; m. Irene Gumey, of
Toronto; one s. two d. Educ: Pub Schs. and
Coll. Inst, of Hamilton; Victoria Univ.,
Cobouig; Columbia Univ., New York, U.S.
A.: engaged in newspaper work 1897-1905;
editor, Winnipeg Telegram, 1901-1905; has
since been in brokerage and investment
agency buoness as W. Sanford Evans Sc Co. .
mem. Winnipeg Bd. of Trade; Mayor of
Winnipeg, 1909; re-el. 1910j unsuccessful
can. for Dom. Parity for Winnipeg, 1904,
Publication: "The Canadian Contingents
and Canadian Imperialism." Address: win-
mpeg, Man. Clubs: Manitoba, Commercial,
Winmpeg.

EWAN, John Alexander; Asst. Editor,
Toronto Globe; b. Aberdeen, Scotland,
14 Feb^ 1854; s. of Peter Ewan and Mar-
garet Stewart Smith; m. Elisabeth A.
O'Neil; one d. Educ : Toronto and Scotland.
Has always been engaged in newspaper
work; was correspondent for the Toronto
Globe in South Africa; now asst. editor,
Globe. Recreations: riding, golf. Address:
10 Victoria Av., Toronto. Clubs: National,
Ontario, Rosedale Golf, Toronto.

EWABT, John SkirvinK, K.C.; 6. Tor-
onto, 11 Aug., 1849; s. of Thomas Ewart,
and Catharine S. Starving' m. 1873, Jessie
Campbell; two d. JSduc: Upper Can. Coll.;
called to Bar of Ont., 1871, and Manitoba,
1882; resided in Winnipeg for several yrs.,
and was prominently connected with Mani-
toba sch. 1^3. as rep. of Catholic minority;
removed to Ottawa in 1905; Assoc. Coun-
sel in preparation of British case in connec-
tion with North Atlantic Coast Fisheries
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several months' residence in England in
1909. Publicationa: "Index to the Statutes"
"Manual of Costs," The Manitoba School
Question." Recreation: goU. Addreee: 400
Wilbrod St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf.
Ottawa.
EWING. Samuel H.; b. Londonderry,
Ireland, 10 May, 1834; «. of Samuel Ewing
and Margaret Hamilton; m. (1st) Caroline
Wilson Cheese, of London England (d. 1872)
(2nd), Maivaret Anna Knight, of Gla%ow,
Scotland (d. 5 March, 1908); three s. three
d. Educ.: Londonderry and Montreal; arriv-
ed in Can. ynth parents 1846; joined father
in establishing oofiFee and spice business,
now conducted by H. Ewing Sons; Pres.
of Montreal Cotton Co.; Vice-President
Molson Bank; Director Canada Accident
Assiirance Co., Sun life Assn. Co., and other
important corporations. A governor of
Montreal General Hospital and of Protestant
Hospital for the Insane. Addreee: 100 Cote
des Meiges, Rd., Montreal. Clvbei&t. James'
Canada.

FABBE, Hector, F.R.S.C. C.M.G.; b.
Montreal, 9 Aug., 1834; «. of the late E. R.
Fabre, and Luce Perrault; m. 1864, Flore,
d, of Adolphus Glein, of Arthabaskaville.
Educ: L'Assomption Coll., St. Hyacinthe
Coll.^ Seminary of St. Sulpice, Montreal,
studied law with his brotner-in-law. Sir
Geo. E. Caritier; dalled to Bar of Quebec,
1856. Engaged in journalism for many yrs.;
unsuccessful can. for H. of C, 1873; called
to the Senate, 1876; apptd. agent for the
Dofn. Govt, at Paris, 1882, and thereupon
resigned his seat in the Senate. In 1886,
apptd. C.M.G. in recognition of his service
as a Commr. to the Colonial Exhibition,
London. Address: 10 Rue de Rome, Paris,
France*

FATRBANK, J. H.; oil operator; b.
Rouse's Point. N.Y.,,U.S., 21 July. 1831;
s. of Asa Fairoank and Mary Oliver (both
^nerican bom); m. 1886, Edna. a. of
Hermann Crysler, of Niagara Falls, Ont.
(jd. 1896); one ». one d. Educ: Village schs.,
and Chaplain Acad., N.Y.; arrived Canada,
1863, and engaged in surveying in (Ontario;
located at Ou Springs, Ont.j 1861; one of
the first to promote the oil industry in
Canada; removed to Petrolea, 1866, wnere
he has since been a large operator. Owns
and operates many wells in the oil belt of
Ontario; Pres., Crown Loan and Savings
CJo., of Petrolea; partner in the firm of Van
Tuyl &, Fairbank, of Petrolea, dealers in
hardware and oil well supplies; mem. of the
firm of Vaugh A Fairbank, private bankers:
owner of the Stephenson Boiler Works ana
Foundry, and is interested in several large
other concerns in Petrolea; mem. of the
H. of C. for East Lambton, 1882-1887.
Address: Petrolea, Ont.

PAIiCOBrBBIDGE, John Delalie, B.A.,
M.A., LL.B.; b. Toronto, Ont., 7 June, 1876;
o. s. of the Hon. Sir Glenholme Falconbridge
C^ef Justice of the King's Bench (Ontario) ;
m. to Elizabeth Porten, Hamilton, d. of the
Rev. S. M. Hamilton. D.D., of New York,
and 0' d. of the Hon. Wm. Panter, sometime

Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl'
vanSi, U.S.A. Educ: Univ. Coll., Toronto,
Ont.; Barrister at-Law; called to the Bar
1899; mem. of firm of Cassels, Brock, Kelly
and Falconbridge; Lecturer in Equity to
the Law Society of Up. Can. Publxcations:
Law Books on Banking and Bills of Ex-
change, and articles on legal subjects in
the Canadian Law Times. Recreations:
sailing and canoeing. Address: 22 Chestnut
Park, Toronto; Business, 19 Wellington St.
West, Toronto, Ont. Clvbs: Toronto and R.
C. Y. C, Toronto, Ont.

FALCONBBIDGE, Hon. Sir WiUiam
Glenholme, B.A., LL.D., K.C., Chief
Justice of the Court of King's Bench for
Ontario; 6. Drummondville, Ont., 12 May,
1846; s. of John Kennedy Falconbridce
(Irish); m. 1873, Mary, y. d. of the late Mr.
Justice Sullivan; one s. five d. Educ: Barrie
Gram. Sch.; Model Gram. Sch. for Upper
Canada A Toronto Univ. (grad. B.A., 1866);
filled chair of Modem Languages at Yar-
mouth Seminary, NiS. for one yr.; lecturer
in Spanish and Italian at Toronto Univ..
1868; studied law and called to Bar of
Ontario, 1871; an examiner for Univ. of
"Toronto for several 30*.; Registrar, 1872-
1881; mem. of Senate of Uni7., 1881-1896;
el. Bencher of the Law Soc. in 1886Lapptd.
a Judge of the Queen's Bench, Div. in
Ontario, Nov. 21, 1887; Chief Justice, 1900.
Has served on many important commissions #
one of revisers of Statutes of Ontario, 1896-
97; commr. to investigate alle^^ed election
frauds, 1900: a commr. for revision and con-
solidation of Imperial Statutes in force in
Ontario. Publications: Many translations
from foreign writers. Address: 80 Isabella
St., Toronto. Cluh: Toronto.

FAL.CONBBIDGE, Lady Mary Phoebe,
(nee Sullivan); b. Toronto, Ont., 2 May,
1860; d. of the Hpn. Robert Baldwin SuUi-'
van. Judge of the Court of Queen's Bench
for Up. Can., and Emily Louisa De Latre,
a d. of Lieut.-Col. Philip DeLatre; -m. Hon.
Sir Glenholm Falconbndge; one s. five a.
Educ: Villa Marie Convent, Montreal, Que.;
the greater portion of her life devoted to
various religious and charitable organiza-
tions, and social duties. Recreations: music
and Art. Address: 80 Isabella St., Toronto.
Club: Toronto Ladies'.

FALCONEB, Kenneth; Canadian man^
ager, Gunn, Richards & Co., production
engineers and accoimtants; b. Chicago, Ill.f
1863; «. of William Falconer and E. Cham'

• bers; m. 1889, Ida Frances Smith, of Whit-
ensville, Mass.; two s. one d. Educ: Pub,
and High Sch., Montreal; arrived Can., with
his parents when very young; filled sevr
commercial positions, 1880-1896; made a
specialty of electrical accoimting, 1896-
1899; a consulting cost accnt. in Montreal,
1899-1904, and has been connected with the
firm of Gunn, Richards & Co., since 1904;
was Associate Editor of the Journal of
American Foundrymen's Assn., 1899-1904;
mem. Can. Manufacturers' Assn., Brass
Founders' Assn., American Foundrymen's
Assn. Publications: Contributions to Cas-
sier's Engineering Magasine, American
Machinist, Brass Founder. Address: 34
Staynor Ay., Montreal. Club: Engineers'.

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Toronto Univ., b. Charlottetown, P.E.I.,
10 Feb., 1867; a, of Rev, Alexander Fal-
coner, D.D., and Susan Douglas; m. Sophie
rf. of Rev. I. Gaudier; two a. Educ.: Queen's
Royal Sch., Trinidad; B.W.J. The Univ. of
Edinburgh, Leipzig, Berlin, Marburg; Gil-
christ Scholar for West Indies, 1 886 J apptd.
on graudation in 1892, Lecturer in New
Testiment Greek in Pine Hill Coll., Halifax;
Professor in 1895 and Principal in 1904;
apptd. President of Univ. of Toronto, in
June, 1907. Publications: numerous articles
on New Testiment subjects in ElngUsh and
American Encyclopoedies and Keviews.
Recreations: travel, walking. Address: 69
St. George St., Toronto. Clubs: Toronto,
Golf.

FALCONER, Walter C^eorge; solicitor;
manager. Gen. Accident Assurance Go. of
Can. and the Canadian Casulty and Boiler
Insurance Co.; h. Bathgate, Scot., 30 Aug..
1875; «. of Duncan Stewart Falconer and
Isabella Mathew Falconer, both of Edin-
burgh, Scot.; m. Alice Margaret Farquhar-
son;. Efduc: George Watson's Coll., univ.
of Edinburgh; qualified as solicitor in Edin-
burgh in Jan., 1902: joined head office sta£f
of Gen. Accident Fire & Life Assurance
Corporation of Perth, Scotland in Perth in
April, 1002; came to Canada, 15 Sept., 1904;
promoted to Associate Managership of Gen-
eral Accident Assurance Co. of Can (sub-
sidiarv Company to Perth), July, 1006;
President of the Watsonian Club of Canada,
formed of old pupils of Geo. Watson's Col-
lege, now res. in Dominion. Recreations:
golf, bowling. Address: 6 Oakland Av.,
Toronto. Clubs: National, Victoria; Com-
mercial, Hamilton.

FALLON, Bight Bev. Michael Francis,
B.A., D.D., O.M.I., Bishop of London, Ont.;
b. Kingston, Ont., 17 May, 1867; «. Domin-
ick Fallon. Educ: Christian Bros. Sch.;
Coll. Inst., Kingston, Ottawa Univ. (grad.
1889); Gregorian Umv., Rome, Italy ^ad.
D.D.. 1894); ordained Priest, 1894, and
apptd. Professor of Eng. Lit. at Ottawa
Univ., editor of The Owl; Parish Priest of
St. Joseph's Parish, Ottawa, 1898-1901;
transferred to Holy Angel's Parish, Buffalo,
N.Y., in latter year; Provincial of the Oblat
Order. Address: London, Ont.

FANE, Admiral Sir Charles George, K.
C.B.; b. 13 Nov., 1837; m. 1876. d. of Sir
Edward Kenney of Halifax, N.S.: entered
navy, 1853; lieut., 1869; Commander, 1868.
Captain, 1877; Rear Admiral, 1890; Vice-
Aoniiral, 1896; served Crimea (Crimea and
Turkish Medals and clasp), and Baltic
attack on Sieborg; Chairman of Admiralty
Committee for reorganizing Ordanance and
Constructive Department, Admiralty; 1st
Lieut. "Galatia,' under H. R. H. Duke of
Edinburgh; A.D.C. to Queen, 1888-90;
Captain Superintendent of Sheemess Dock-
yard, 1888-90; Admiral Superintendent.
Portsmouth Dockyard, 1892-96; retired
1902; J.P.; Aberdeenshire. Address: Bal-
naco il Ab oyne. N.B.

FAREWELL. Lleut.-Col. John Edwin
Chandler, LL.B., K.C.; b. Tp. of East
Whitby, Co. of Ontario, 18 Feb., 1840; m,
(1st) Mary J. Shmitlifif, (2nd) Mrs. Melinda
Wolfenden. Educ: Whitby (Collegiate Inst.,
Barrie Gram. Sch., and Umvi Coll., Toronto;
graduate in Agriculture: late Commanding
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34th Regt.; enlisted as a private, Unir.
Rifles, Q.O.R.. 1862; served during Fenian
Raid, 1866 (Medal and one clasp); retired
from Command of 34th Regt., 1902; Long
Sonrice Medal; Barrister-at-Law, 1864;
County Crown Attorney, 1872; Q.C. in 1889;
Bencher Law Society. 1906. Publications:
Historical Notes Ck). of Ontario; Prise Essay
"Relation of Science to Agriculture. Address
Whitby, Ont. Club: Can. Military Institute,
Natiomd, Toronto^Ont.

FABMEB, Jones Hughes, B.A., LL.D.;
b. Perth, Ont.. 28 Jan., 1858; «. of Thomas
Farmer and Mary Jones; m. Ck)ra Cutten;
four s. one d. Bauc: Perth Pub. and High
Sch.; University of Toronto, Southern Bap-
tist 'Theological Seminary, studied in Berhn
and Germany; taught London 0>llegiate
Institute as Classical Master, 1870-1881;
Classical Master. Woodstock CoU., 1881-
1888; Principal Woodstock Coll., 1888-89;
Professor of New Testiment and Greek in
McMaster Univ., since 1889; Dean in
Theolo^ since 1905. Publications: articles
in various papers and magasines; contri-
butions to Hastmgs Dictionary of the Gios-
pels; life of E. W. Dodson, D.D. Recrea-
tions: Camping, walking and gj^mnasium.
Address: 750 Bathurst St., Toronto. _

FABBELL, Hon. Alexander Gray, B.
A., b. Detroit, Mich., U.S.; s. of James Wil-
liam Farrell, Belfast, Ireland, and Isabel
Grey, Aberdeen. Scot.; m. Isabella, d. of
William John Dick of Kingston. Ont.; two
s. one d. Educ: Privately. Ont. Public
Sch., Detroit High Sch., and Oueen's Univ.,
Kingston; Major in the 42nd Regt., Lanark
and Renfrew Infantry. Canadian Militia;
many years a mem. of the Council of Queens
Univ. ; arrived in Canada at the age of three,
on the death of his mother, returned to
Detroit at 6 years of age, but returned at
9 on death of his father; grad. in Arts, 1885;
studied law in the office of G. W. Mac-
Donnell, K.C.; admitted to the Bar of
Osgoode Hall, 1888; Practiced law in
Simth's Falls; next year with J. R. Lavell,
and continuea there until 1906, when he
went to Moose Jaw, Sask., and formed a
law partnership with W. E. Knowles, M.P,;
elevated to the bench for the judicial dist-
rict of Moosimin, Nov., 1907; member of
(jouncil of Univ. of Sack.; Mayor, 1894-
1900; Chairman board of Education from
1901, until he left for Moosimin in 1906;
contested South Lanark, unsuccessfully in
liberal interests in 1904; saw service in
North West Rebellion, 1885. Recreations:
boating and canoeing. Address: Moose Jaw,
Sask. C2u5«; Moose Jaw.

FABBELL, Hon. Edward Matthew;
Senator; b. Liverpool, N.S.. 31 March, 1864;
«. of Patrick Farrell, and Mary Ann Shea.
Educ: Liverpool (3om. Schs.; a printer and
publisher; returned to H. of Ass. by acd..
1896; re^l. at g. e.. 1897,n901, 1906; Chief
Dep. Sheriff for Queen's CJo., 1888-1896,
when resigned to run for the Legis.; elec.
Speaker of the Ass., 9 Feb., 1905; re-el. 14
Feb., 1907; called to the Senate, Jan., 1910.
Address: Liverpool, N.S.

FABBEB, Edward; 6. England. 1850,
of Irish descent; m. Miss A. Peters, Toronto.
Educ: England and the Ck)ntinent; arrived
in Canada in 1870; journalist; jformerly
editor of the Toronto Af ail: Canadian cor-

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respondent for the London Economist. Be-
ereation»: walking. Addre—: 488 Wilbrod
St. . Ottaw a, Ont.
JPARTHIN6, Richt Rev. John Cragg,

M.A. (Cantab)., D.D. (Trinity and Lennox-
ville). D.C.L. (King'8. Windsor, N.S.); 6.
Oinannati, U.S.A., 13 Deo., 1861; «. of
Richard and Rose Farthing; m. Ehsabeth
Kemp, two «. Bduc.: Liverpool and Cam-
bridge, Eng.; came to Can., 1888; Rector of
Woodstock, Ont., until 1006. when apptd.
Dean of Anglican Diocese of Kingston;
Lord Bishop of Montreal, 1909. Addreas:
42 Union Av., MontroEd.

FARWELL, Charles Franklin, K.C.; h.
Oshawa. Ont., 24 Dec., 1860; «. of Charles
Farwell and Mary McGiU; m. to Dora
Stuart, McGill; two «. Educ: Oshawa High
Sch., Chit. Law Sch.; graduated in law, 1836,
spent two years in Toronto; removed to
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., May, 1887, where
filled several municipal offices; elec. to Out.
Leg. Ass. at g. e., June, 1894; re-elected
March, 1898; retired to private practice,
1902. .Recreotiofu: fancy stock raising, hort-
iculture. Address: Oshawa and Sault Ste.
Marie, Ont. Clvb: Sault Ste. Marie.

FARWELL., William, D.C.L. (Bishop's
Ck>ll.), Pres. of the Eastern Townships Bank
6. O>mpton, Que., 20 Sept^ 1835; s. of
William Farwdl and Harriet Carr: m. Elisa-
beth Jane Winn; two «. Educ: Sberbrooke
and Hatley High Schs. As a young man
was engaged in mercantile business for
some 3nrs.; joined staff of People's Bank of
Derby line, Vermont, Vt., as Asst. Cashier
in 1859; apptd. Asst. Cashier of Eastern
Townships Bank, 1860, and filled different
offices to gen. managership until 1902; since
then he hsis continuously dischaiged duties
of Pres.; a Dir. of several Cos.; Trustee of
Bishop's Coll. Recreations: golf, motoring.
Address: 60 Dufferin Av., Sherbrooke, Que.
Club: St. George's. Sherbrooke.

FASK£N, Bev. George Robert, B.A.; b.
Elora, Ont., 18 April, 1863; s. George
Faskeb and Sarah Carder; m. Ida J. Gray,
of Elora; one s. one d. Educ: No. 4 Pilking-
ton Wellington Co., Com. Sch.; Elora High
Sch., Toronto, Univ. and Knox Coll.; far-
mer; teacher in Com. Sch. for three years;
in Univ., for four years; in Collegiate Inst.,
Owen Sound, one year; London, two yrs.;
Knox Coll., three yrs.; Mission Work in
B.C.; President Knox Coll. Missionary Soc,
1895; graduated from JCnox Coll., 1896; St.
Paul's Presbyterian Church, Toronto, Feb.
1897 to the present date. Recreations: gard-
ening, fishing, hunting, curling, bowling.
Address: 60 Howland Av., Toronto, Ont.
Clubs: Victoria Toronto; Baconian, London

FAULKNEB, Bev. John Alfred, D.D.;
Prof. Drew Theol. Sem.; b. Grand Pr^, N.S.,
July 14, 1857; s. John L. and Elizabeth
Faulkner; m. 1887, Helen Underwood.
Educ: Acadia Coll.. Wolfville, N.S., 1878,
M.A., 1890; grad. Drew Theol. Sem., 1881;
post-grad, studies Andover Theol. Sem.,
Univ. of Leipzig and Bonn. Entered M. E.
Ministry. 1883; served at Beach Lake, Pa..
Yatesville, Taylor, Great Bend, Pa., and
Chenango Street, Binghamton, N.Y.; wrote
articles in Hist. Theology in Bibliotheca
Sacra, Meth. Rev, (Nashville), Meth. Rev.
(New York), Andover Rev., Reformed

Quarterly Rev., Am. Journal of Theology;
Papers of Am. Soc. of Church History; also
a large portion of Hurst's History of the
Christian Church, and article. "Methodism"
in New Intemat. Ency. PMications: The
Methodists, in the Story of the (Churches
series, 1903; Cyprian the Churchman, in
Men of the Kingdom, series, 1906. Address:
Madison, N.J.

FEATHEBSTONHAUGH, Edward PhU-
Ups, B.Sc, Mem. Can. Soc. C.E., Mem.
A.I.E.E.; b. Montreal. Que.. 20 July, 1879;
m. Ruth Harrington, Montreal. Educ:
High Sch. and McGill Univ., Montreal,
Que.; grad. from McGill, 1899; Draughts^
man; Featherstonhaugh & Co., unttl 1900;
Manager Ottawa Branch till 1904; Lecturer
and Demonstrator, McGill Univ., 1905-1907
Westinghouse Electric and Man'fg. Co..
Winnipeg Branch, 1907-1909; Professor ox
Electncal Engineering, Univ. of Manitoba,
1909. Address: 119 Betoumey St., Fort
Rouge, Winnipeg.

FEBGUSON, Alexander Hush, M.D., C.
M.; b. Ontario CJo., Ont., Feb. 27,
1853; s. Alexander and Annie McFadyen
Ferguson; m. 1882, Sarah Jane Thomas, of
Nassagaweya, Ont. i?<2uc.;RockwoodAcad.
and Manitoba Coll.; honor grad., Med. Coll. :
of Trinity Univ.. Toronto, 1881; visitecl
Am. hosps.^881, London, Edinburgh, Glas-
gow and Berlin hosps., 1889, talang a
course at Koch's laboratory in BerUn;
Practiced at Winnipeg, 1882-94; took active
part in foimding Manitoba Med. CJoU., in
which was 3 years prof, of physiolc^y and
histology, and prof, surgery, 1886-1894;
was mem. gen. staff of Winnipeg Gen.
Hosp.; surgeon-in-chief St. Boniface Hosp.
and chief operator at Brandon and Mordon
hosps., Manitoba; 1st Pres.. Manitoba
branch, British Med. Assn. and mem. I^o-
vinoial B'd. of Health; Prof. clin. surgery,
Ck)ll. Phys. and Siirg., Chicago, since 1900;
Prof. Surgery, Chicago Hosp.; Surgeon to
Cook Co. Hosp. for the Insane. Address:
4619 Grand Boul. Chicago, 111. Clubs:
South Shore Country, Press.

FEBNIE, William; b. Kimbolton,
Huntingdonshire. 1837; s, of Thos. P. Fer-
nie and EllEabetn Ladds. As lad of four-
teen, went to Australia and began career
as miner at Bendigo; went to Peru, 1866,
and worked in mines; later became quarter-
master on U.S. Mail Steamer, plying to
South American ports; removed to B.C.,
1860, and for many jrrs. engaged in mining
in Cariboo country; apptd. gold commr.
for Canada, 1873, and held office imtil 1882;
joined with Col. Baker in securing charter
of B.C. Southern Ry.. now Crow's Nest
Pass Div. of C. P. R.; located Crow's Nest
Coal deposits. 1887. Femie, the centre of a
coal mining oist. of Crow's Nest, is named
aSt&c him. Address: Victoria, B.C.

FIELD, Frederick William; b. Twicken-
ham, Eng., 4 April, 1884; s. of Frederick
Field and Am^a Parsons; m, Frances
Annie Farrant: one s. Educ: Tiffin's Sch.,
Kingston-on-Thames, Eng.; arrived Can.,
1906; "Free Lance" writer, England; asst.
editor. Monetary Times of Canada, 1906;
apptd. mgr. ectitor July, 1907; also holds
position of Imperial Trade Correspondent at
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380 Victoria St., Toronto.
FISLDiNG, Hon. WiUiam Stevens, D.
C.L., LL.D., P.O., Minister of Finance and
Receiver General; b. Halifast, N.S.; s. of
Charl^ and Sarah Fielding; m. 7 Sept.,
1876, to Hester, d. of Thomas A. Rankine,
St. John, N.B.; one s. four d. A journalist;
entered the office of the Halifax "Morning
Chronicle,*' in 1864; ultimately^ became
Managing Editor; retired from journalism
in 1884, upon his accepting responsibility
of the Premiership of the Province of Nova
Scotia; was for some vears connected with
the Toronto ''Globe, as Halifax Corres-
pondent; entered active political life in
1882, when he contested the City and
County of Halifax and was elec. The Gov-
ernment of Mr. (afterwards Sir John)
Thompson, was defeated at that election.
A Liberal Convention called to arrange the
formation of a new administration offered
Mr. Fielding the Premiership, which he
declined. The administration was formed
tmder the leadership of Mr. Pipes, and some
months later Mr. Fielding entered it as
member without portfolio. The Pipes
administration resigned in July, 1884,
whereupon Mr. Fielding became Premier
and Provincial Secretary, which positions
"he continued to hold until July, 1896. He
was in the meantime re-elec. for Halifax
at successive elec. of 1884, 1886, 1890 and
1894. On the formation of the Laurier
administration in Federal affairs, July.

1896, was chosen Minister of finance and
thereupon retired from the N.S. Govt.: elec.
to the H. of C. for the Counties of Shelbume
A Queens, August 5th, 1896, by acclam.;
re-elec. at the g. e., of 1900, 1904, at a bye-
elec, 1906, and g. e., 1908. Introduced in
the H. of C. in 1897, and subsequent years
the various measures which form the British

g referential tariff; has presented the annilal
anadian Budget iminterruptedly from

1897. to the present time. The Act to estab-
lish a Canadian Branch of the Royal Mint
and important amendments to the Banking
and Insurance Acts are among the most
prominent measures initiated by him; was
Acting Minister of Railways for some months
in 1903, and in that capacity conducted the
negotiations which resulted in the agree-
ment for the construction of the National
Transcontinental Ri^lway, the contract
between the Government and the Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway b^ng signed! by
him. Has placed several large loans on the
London money market on favourable terms.
Was a del, to the Colonial Conference held
in London, 1902, and attended the corona-
tion of the King. Was apptd. one of the
delegates to the Imperial Conference of
1907, but owing to pressure of business in
the Can. Parlt., which was then sitting, was
unable to attend; was one of the Pleni-
potentiaries apptd. by His Majesty in 1907,
to negotiate a commercial treaty between
France and Canada, and also for the sup-
plementary treaty of 1908; a member of the
British Royal Commission, apptd. in Aug.,
1909, to inquire into trade relations between
Canada and the West Indies. A Grovemor
of Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, N.S.; Pres. of
St. Geoive's Society of Halifax, for some
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Ottawa. Clubs: Halifax and City, Halifax; A
Rideau, Golf, Country, Ottawa. '

FIFE, Captain Alexander John; King's
Royal Rifle Corps; b. Sherboume. Dorset-
shire, Eng., 13 Aug., 1880; «. of Major D. H.
Fife. Educ: Harrow and Sandhurst; ar-
rived in Canada, 1908; A.D.C. to His Ex-
cellency the Governor General, Earl Grey.
Address: Government House, Ottawa; Lang-
ton Hall, Northalburton, Yorkshire. Clubs:
Junior Naval and Militan^^ London; Rideau,

FINLAT, WiUiam Thomas, M.L.A.; b.^
Lisbom, Antrim Co., Irel., 13 July, 1854^ s.
of John Finlay; m. 1883, Miss Cathenne
Allott; of Newark, five children. Educ:
priv. sch. in Lisbum. Came to Canada in
1878, engaged as cashier with a boot and
shoe manufacturing establishment; removd
to Toronto, 1880; Winnipeg. 1882* estbd.
a lumber business for himself at Medidne
Hat, and has also identified himself with
ranching, being treas. of the Medicine Hat
Ranching Co.; was Mayor of Medicine Hat
for several yrs. Has been twice elec. to the
L^^lature of Alta.; Pres., Medicine Hat
Gen. Hospital. Address: Medicine Hat,
Alta.

FINLATSON, Hon. Duncan, B.A., LL.
B.; Barrister; b. Grand River, N.S., 12
Sept., 1867; s. of Donald Finlayson and
Annabelle Murchison; m. 1905, Ethel M.,
d. of the late WiUiam G. Bullan<^Arichat,
N.S. Educ: Sydney Acad., Dalhousie Univ.
Halifax. Mem. of the Legis. Ass. of Nova
Scotia, 1897-1904. Elec. to H. of C. at
g. e., 1904; unsuccessful at g. e.. 1908.
apptd. Co. Judge of Ci4>e Breton County.
Recreations: yachting, fishing. Address:
Sydney, N.S. Club: Royal Cape Breton
Yacht.

FINLEY, Frederick Gault, M.D. (McGill
Univ.), Prof, of Medicine and Clinical Med-
icine, McGill Univ.; b. Australia. 1861; s. of
Samuel Finley and Emma Gault; m. 1898.
Emily, d. of John Levell. Educ: Montreal
High Sch., McGill Univ.; brought to Ca&.
by his parents when very young. Apptd.
asst. prof, of Medicine and Clinical Medicine
McGill Univ., 1894, and Professor, 1907;
Past Pres., Montreal Chiruigical Soo.; man.
American Soc. of Physicians. Becreations:
reading, fishing. Address: 729 Dorchester
St., W., Montreal.

FINNIE, David Madachlan ; asst. gen.
Manager, Bank of Ottawa; b. Peterhead,
Scotland, 10 July, 1849; s. of Robert Finnie.
and Mary Smith; m. Caroline Nicholson
Sterling; four «. one d. Educ: Parish Sch.,
Peterhead. Five yn. with A. W. Boyd,
solicitor and agent for Union Bank of Scot-
land, Peterhead, Bank of British North
America, London, Eng., Montreal, Hamil-
ton and Amprior; with Bank of Ottawa,
Amprior and Ottawa. Recreations: golf,
curling. Address: 329 Chapel St., Ottawa.
Clubs: Rideau, Country, Golf.

FINNIE, John T«, M.D., L.R.C.S. (Edin-
burgh), M.L.A.; b. Peterhead, Aberdeen-
shire^ Scot., 14 Sept., 1847; s. of Robert
Finme; m. 1874, Amelia, d. of Christopher
Healy, of Montreal; five s. one d. Educ:
Parish Sch., Peterhead, High Sch.. Mont-
real; grad. McGill Univ., 1869, and m same
yr. passed exam, in Royal Coll. of Surgeons.

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Edinburffh; visited hospitals of London and
the continent for some months; returned
to Montreal, where he has since practiced.
Elec. to. Legis. Assembly for St. Lawrence
Div. at g. e., 8 June, 1908; was Pree. Cale-
donian Soc. Montreal Swimming Club.
Recreationa: hunting, fishing. Address: 36
Park Ave., Montreal.

FISET, CoL Eugene, D.S.O., A.D.C.,
Deputy Minister of Mihtia; 5. Rimousld,
Que., 1874; a. of Hon. J. B. R. Fiset, M.D.,
now a Senator, and Aimee Plamondon; tn.
1902, Stella, d. of L. Taschereau, K.C., of
Quebec; two d. Educ: Rimouski Coll.,
Laval Univ., Quebec (grad. B.A. and M.D.)
Was House Siu^eon in the London Throat
Hospital, London, Eng., 1901; practiced
his profession at Rimouski for eight moe.;
joined 89th Regt.,.a8 Lieut., 1894; Major,
1896; Surgeon-Major, 1898; transferred to
newly organized Army Medical Corps, with
rank of Major, 1890. Took part in South
African War as Asst. Surgeon of first Cana-
dian Contingent, the second (Special Ser-
vice) Battahon of Royal Canadian Regt.
(despatches, D.S.O. Brevet of Lieut.-Col..
A.M.S., Medal with 4 clasps). Promoted
Lieut.-Col., 1900; apptd. staff Adjutant for
Medical Service at headquarters, 1902;
joined Permanent Branch of Army Medical
Corps; promoted Col.; apptd. Dir.-Gen. of
Memcal Service; apptd. Deputy Minister of
Militia and Defence, and Vice-Pres., Militia
Council, 1906; has been Hon. Surgeon to
Governor-General since 1904, and Hon. A.
D.C., since 1905. Mem. Visiting Bd. of
Royal Military Coll.; associate mem. United
States Military Assn. of Surgeons; mem.
Canadian Memcal Assn., Ottawa Medico*
•Surgical Soc. Address: 476 Wilbrod St.,
Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf, Laurentian,
Ottawa; hon. life mem. Garrison, Quebec.

FISET, Hon. Jean Baptiste Romuald,
M.D., Senator; h. St. Cuthbert, Que., 7 Feb.,
1843; s. of Henri Fiset of St. Cuthbert; m.
1869. Aimee, d. of late Honore Plamondon
of Quebec; five «. three d. Educ: Montreal
Coll. classical course; Laval Univ., Quebec,
as M.D., 1868. Is a Governor of the Coll. of
Physicians and Surgeons of Quebec; has
been Councillor and subsequently Mayor of
Rimousld, Quebec, 1871; took his certifi-
cates of Captain, Military School, Quebec,
1865; was appointed Surgeon of 89th Batt.
Rimouski, 1871 ; elevated to rank of Surgeon
Major, 1895; retired, 1899; with rank of
Lieut.-Col.; elected as Member for Rimouski
Quebec, to H. of C, 1872; sat until 1882,
when defeated; re-elec. 1887 '^defeated, 1891
re-elec. 1896; called to the Senate, 1897 — a
Liberal. Recreations: hunting and fishing.
Address: Rimouski, Que.

FISH£B, Iieut.*Col. Alson Alexander;
b. Athens^Leeds Co.. Ont., 9 Dec.. 1863; «.
Duncan fisher and Helen Mitchell; m.
Mary Edith, d. of Rich'd. Brown, Pres.
Bro-^n Bros., Ltd., Toronto; two s. two d.
Educ: Athens High Sch.. Osgoode Hall.
After graduating in law, commenced prac-
tice at BrockviUe; Cbr. Brockville Pub.
Sch. Bd., 1903; Pres. Brockville Gen. Hos-
pital, 1902; Pres. Brockville Can. Club,
1909-10. Recreations: golf, acquatic sports.
Address: Brockville, Ont. Clubs: Brockville:
Can. Military Inst., Toronto.

FISH^B, Carl Eugene; registrar of
deeds for Lincoln Co., Ont.; b. St. David's
Ont., 3 Sept., 1852; «. of Charles and Lavina
Fisher; m. S. Dora Forbes; two s. Educ:
St. David's Pub. Sch. Mcht. in Queenston,
Ont., for 17 years; fruit grower for 20 years;
Registrar for Lincoln Co. since 1902; Sec-
Treas., Niagara Pinensula Fruit Growers'
Assoc, since organization in 1896. Address:
21 Chestnut St., St. Catharines. Ont.; Dul-
verton Fruit Farm, Queenston, Ont.

FISHEB, Hon. Charles WeUlngton;
Speaker of the Alberta Leg. Ass.; 6. Hyde
Park, London, Eng., 4 Aug., 1866; s. of
James and Eliza Fisher; m. 1907, Helen
Marjorie Powell, of Ottawa. A merchant.
El. mem. of the Leg. Ass. of N.W.T., for
Banff at bye-el., 26 Jan., 1903- El. for same
constituency to Leg. Ass. of Alta. at first
g. e., 1905; el. Speaker of the House at the
first Session. Major in 15th Light Horse.
Address: Cochrane, Alta.

FISHEB, Edward, Mus. Doc; Dir. of
the Toronto Conservatory of Music; 6.
Jamaica. Vt., U.S.A., 11 Jan., 1848; m.
1876, Florence E. Durgan, of Boston, Mass.
Educ: Boston; musical education com-
pleted at Berlin, Germany. Apptd. Musical
Dir. of the Ottawa Ladies' Coll.. 1875;
removed to Toronto. 1879, to become
Organist of St. Andrew s Church; Conductor
of the Toronto Choral Soc. for several yrs. ;
founded Toronto Conservatory of Music,
1886; since opening of institution in Sept..
1887, thousands of students have received
musical training there. Address: 11 Bed-
ford Rd., Toronto.

FISHEB, John H., M.L.A.; b. Paris,
Ont., 23 April, 1855; ». of Robert Fisher and
Mary A. Hunter; m. Jessie D. Martin in
1883; one «. Educ: Paris Public and High
Sch.; Reeve of Paris three yrs.; Mayor five
years; Warden, Co. of Brant.; first elec. to
Ontario Leg,, 1905; re-elec. in 1908; Con-
servative. Address: Paris, Ont. Clubs:
Albany, Toronto.

FISHEB, Joseph Priestley; Barrister-
at-law; Registrar of Deeds for the City
of Ottawa; 6. Montmorency Falls, Que.,
8 May, 1852; s. of Benjamin and Eliza
Benson Fisher; m. Edith Annie Perceval.
Educ: Ottawa Gram. Sch. and N. B. Web-
ster's Sch. IHr. County of Carleton Gen.
Protestant Hospital and of Protestant Home
for the Aged; mem. Ottawa Bd. of Trade;
apptd. Registrar, 1907. Address: 322 Gil-
mour Street, Ottawa.

FISHEB, Hon. Sydney Arthur, B.A.. M.
P., Minister of Agriculture; b. Montreal,
Que., 12 June. 1850; s. of Dr. Arthur Fisher,
F.R.S.C., Edinburgh, and Susan Corse:
unmarried. Educ: High Sch. and McGill
Coll., Montreal; Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
Farmer, at Knowlton, in Eastern Town-
ships, Que.; entered Parliament of Canada
as M.P. for County Brome, 1882; re-elec.
1887, 1896. Jk900-04 and 08; defeated, 1891.
by one vote. Recreations: riding and cricket.
Address: Alva Farm, Knowlton, Que., 286
Charlotte St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Otta-
wa.

FITCH, C. BusseU, Ph.B., LL.B.: ap-
pointed District Judse, and local Judge of
the High Court of Justice and Surrogate
Judge, June, 1909; h. Brantford, Ont., 22
Feb.. 1866; m. Ida Main, d. of the late Henry

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Main, Private Banker of Gait, Ont. ;
Bduc: Brantford, Toronto, and BJloom-
ington, 111.; President East Y«rk lib-
eral Ass'n.; Vice-Pres. North York lib-
eral Assn.; Chairman of Pub. Sch. Bd. for
8 years. ISecreofiona; bowling, and hunting.
Address: Brantford, Ont. Club: Ontario,
Toronto.

FITZHUGH, Earl Hopkins; First Vice-
Pres., Grand Trunk Ry. System; 6. Mont-
g<Mnery Co., Mo., U.S,A.. 1 Feb., 1863.
Edtic.: St. Louis Pub. Schs. Entered Ry.
service in 1873, as clerk in the office of the
Master car builder of the St. Louis, Kansas
Qty and Northern Ry.; afterwards served
in tne car mileage office of the same Co., and
when the road was absorbed by the Wabash
System, he became chief clerk to the supt.
of the Western Div., of the latter; Master of
transportation on the Wabash Ry., at
Moberly, 1889-1896; joined the G. T. R.,
Jan., 1896, and served as Supt. of the middle
div., with headquarters at Toronto, until
May, 1899;. acted as Vice-Pres. and Gen.
Mgr. of the Central Vermont Ry., 1899-
1901 ; employed as Asst. to Pres. of South-
em Pacific Ky. from May, 1901, until Dec.
of the same yr.; returned to G. T. R., Feb.,
1902, and acted as l^ce-Pres. and Gren.
Mgr. of the Central Vermont at St. Albans,
imtil 1904; promoted to third Vice-Presid-
ency of G. T. Rm and Vice-Pres. of the
Central Vermont Ry., 1 Jan., 1905; apptd.
Vice-Pres. G. T. R., Jan., 1910. Address:
690 Sherbrooke St., Montreal. Clubs: St.
James', Canada, Montreal.

FITZPATBICK, Bt. Hon. Sir Charles,

' B.A., D.L., Privy Councillor (G.B.). K.C.M.

G.; b. Quebec, 19 Dec., 1853; s. John Fitz-

Satrick and Mary Connolly : m. Corinne
aron, d. of the late Hon. K. E. Caron:
one «. four d, Educ: St. Ann's Coll. ana
Laval Univ.; admitted to the Bar in 1876;
Crown Prosecutor for City and District of
Quebec, 1879; M.L.A. for County of Que.,
1890; resigned as Provincial Member in
1896, and was elected to sit as member for
the same County in Domini5>n Parliament;
Solicitor General, 1896; Minister of Justice,
1902; Chief Justice of Canada, June, 1906;
K.Cil.G., 1907, and P.C., 1908; mem. of the
Hague Tribunal of Arbitration, 1908-10.
Address: 240 Daly Av., Ottawa. Clubs:
Garrison, Quebec; St. James', Montreal;
Radeau, Ottawa.
FliATELXiE, John D«, Managing dir. of
the Flavelle Milling Co., Ltd.; b. nr. Peter-
borough, Ont., 18 July, 1850; s. of John
FlaveUe and Dorothea Dundas; m. 1873,
Minnie, d. of Joseph Cooper, of Lindsay;
three a. Educ: Pub. ana Gram. Schs. of
Peterborough; settled in Lindsay, 1864, and
ent. into business in the dry goods trade as
mem. of the, Dundas & Flavelle Bros. In
1884, became mgr. of the milling interests
of the firm. Company incorporated 1894
Cold storage plants now operated at sev-
eral points in Ontario. Recreation: curling.
Has skipped rinks from his club on six
dilferent tours through Canada and the
States. Address: Lindfeay, Ont.
IXAVEIXE, Joseph Wesley, LL.D.; 6.
Peterborough, Ont.. 15 Feb.. 1858. s. John
Flavelle and Dorothea (Dundas) Flavelle;
m. Clara Ellsworth, Sept., 1882; one s. two
d. Clerk and later Merchant in Peterborough;
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started business in Toronto in 18872and is
now Pres. and Genl. Manager, The William
Davis Co., Export and Domestic Bacon
Curers; Pres. National Trust Co.; Director
Canadian Bank of Commerce; Chairman
Board of Trustees, Toronto General Hos-

fital. and Gov^nor of the Univ. of Toronto,
n 1906, was Chairman of Royal Commis-
sion to report scheme of reorganisation.
Univ. Toronto. Address: "Holmwood,'*
Queen's Park Toronto, Ont. Ciu6; Toronto.

FLECK, Andrew Walker; b. Montreal^
17 October, 1848; m. Helen Gertrude Booth;
two s. and^wo d. Educ.: in-Montreal. Was
for 21 years Secretary-Treasurer Canada
Atlantic Railway System; at present in
brokerage. Address: 500 'mlbrod St.,
Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf, Country,
Hunt, Ottawa.

FLEBUNG, Bev. John Dlek, M. A. , D. D. :
Professor of Ssrstematio Theology and
Lecturer in Philoso^y, Manitoba College.
Winnipeg; «. of late Kev. James Fleming ol
Whithorn, one of the Moderators of the U.
P. Church. Edw.: U.P. Theological Hall,
Univ. of Edinburgh, Berlin, Hddelbong*
Grottingen, Leiden, and Paris. Studied for
four years in Germany, France, and Hol-
land; travelled in Holland, Germany, Italy,
etc.: had experience of Home Mission work
in Grassmarket, Edinbtirgh; assistant to
Rev. Dr. Muir at Egremont, Livm>ooL
1893; member of the "97 Theoloncal Club,"
composed of young ministers all over Scot^*
land, for advanced theolooical study; lifin-
ister of Wishart U. F. Church, Tranent,
East Lothian, 1894-1907; apptd. to present
position, 1907. PubliccUions: articles in the
Expository Times since 1899, chiefly^ on the
new Evangelical School of Pans; also
criticisms of Grerman and Dutch lit^ature;
Isra^'s Golden Age, 1907. Address: Mani-
toba College, Winnipeg.

FLEBflNG* Sir San€ford, K.C.M.(^..LL.
D., M.I.C.E.; Chancellor of Queen's Univ.,
Canada; 6. 1827; s. of late Andrew Greig
Fleming, Kirkcaldy; m. Ann Jean, d. of late
SheriflfTlall. Co. Peterborough, 1855; lived
in Canada since 1845; extensive practice
as Chief Engineer of Railway and other
public works; constructed the Intercolonial
Railway through provinces of N.S., N.B.,
and Que.; Engineer in Chief C. P. R., 1871-
80; President R. S. C. 1888-89; has for
many years taken a special interest in the
movement for establishing the Pacific cable
and a Pan-Britannic telegraph service,
having State-owned telegraph oommunieat-
tions encircling globe, ana constituting a
great Imperijil Intelligence Union, in the
imification of Time Reckoning throughout
the world, and more recently in the Atlantic
Steamship Service of Canada. Publications:
The Intercolonial; a History. 1832;-76;
England and Canada; Old to New West-
minster; Time and its Notation; Memoirs
on Universal Time and a Prime Meridian
for all Nations; The New Time Reckoning.
Recreations: curling^ golf, bowls. Address:
Winterholm, Chapel St., Ottawa; The
Lodge, Halifax. Clvhs: Rideau, Ottawa;
St. James, Montreal; Halifax.

FLEMMINO, Hon. James KIdd, M.L. A.,
Provincial Secretary, N.B.; 6. Woodstock,
N.B., 27 April, 1868; s. of Thomas Flemming
and Sarah A. Kerr; m. Helena Flemming;

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three «. two d. Educ: Common Sch., and
Provindal Normal Sch.; taught in Provin-
cial Sch. for t^o years, afterwards engaging
in Heroantile persuits; for a number of
years been a Manufacturer and dealer in
lumbw; was unsuccessful candidate for

- Carleton Co., N.B., in 1805 and 1899; elec.
at bye-elec. in Jan.. 1900; re-elec. in 1903
and 1908; entered Hasen Administration
in March, 1908, as Provincial Secretary and
Receiver General. Addrew: Hartland, N.B.
FLINT, Thomas Barnard, M.A.. LL.B.,
D.C.L.; Clerk of the House of Commons of
Canada; h. Yarmouth, N.S., 2^ AprU. 1847;
«. of late John Flint, Shipowner, and Anne
Barnard Flint of Yarmouth, N.S.; m. 1874,
Mary Ellen, d. of late Thos. B. Dane, of
Yarmouth, Educ. : Mt. Allison Univ. , Sack-
ville, N.B.; Harvard Univ., Cambridge,
Mass.^ U.S.A. Admitted to the Supreme
Court Bar of N.S., 1871; Commissioner of
the Supreme and County Courts and in
Admiralty, 1873; High Sheriff of the Co\mtv
of Yarmouth, N.S., 1884-87; Assistant Clerk
of the Provincial Assembly, 1887-91; mem.
for the County of Yarmouth, H. of C, 1891;
re-elec.. 1896 and 1900; Chief Government
Whip for Maritime Provinces, 1896-1900;
Chairman of the Committee on Standing
Orders of the House, 1898-1902; Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of N.S., A.F.
and A.M., 1897. 1898, and 1899. Pttbliea-
tionB: editor 3ra edition Bouiinot's Parlia-
mentary Practice and Procedure, Recrea-
tiona: travel and research. Addre8§: 67
Somerset St., Ottawa.
FLUMEBFELT, Alfred Cornelius; b.
Markham, Ont., 29 Sept., 1856; «. of George
Flumerfelt and Cynthia Barnes; m» 1881,
Ada Kilvingston; two d. Educ: Markham
Village Sch. Engaged in mercantile pur-
suits at Cobourg, until 1879, when removed
to Winnipeg. Sold out boot and shoe busi-
ness to Ames Holden A Co., of Montreal;
removed 1886, to Victoria. B.C., to become
mianager of Company's Branch. Became
greatly interested in mining developments;
Asst. Gen. Mgr. and Dir., Granby Consoli-
dated Mining, Smelting & Power Co., Ltd.;
Dir. Ameq, Hc^den Co., Ltd., Montreal,
Eastern Townships Bank, at Grand Forks,
Redmond & Co., Ltd., of Montreal and
Winning Pres. Hutchison Co., Ltd., Vic-
toria, B;C.; Patterson Shoe Co., Victoria,
B.C.J mem. of Council, Pres. or Vice-Pt-es.
of Victoria Bd. of Trade for ten yrs.; Pros.
Grand Forks Bd. of Trade, 1901; was Vice-
Pres. Union Club, Jubilee Hospital, and
Treas. Protestant Orphans' Home of Vic-
toria; mem. Royal Comm. on Forestry
resources of B.C., 1910. Address: Victoria,
B.C.
FL.TNN, Hon. Edmund James, LL.L.,
LL.D., (Laval Univ.), Prof, of Roman Law,
Laval Univ.; b. Perce, Gaspe Co., Que., 16
Nov., 1847; •. of James FIsmn and Elifa-
beth Tostevin or Tautevin; m. Mathilde
Augustine, <f. of the late Augustin Cote, for
many 3^rs. proprietor of Le Journal de
Quebec; three «. two d. Educ.: Quebec
Seminary, Laval Univ.; called to the Bar,
1873, and has practiced in Quebec ever
ainoe; or. a Q.C. oy Marquis of Lansdowne,
1887, and Que. Govt.. 1st Jime, 1899; Pep.

: Registrar, Dep. Protnonotarv, Dep. Clerk
of urouit Ct. of the Crown and Peace ^or the

Co. of Gaspe, prior to admission to the Bar;
now Batonnier of the Quebec Bar; Prof, of
Roman Law in Laval Univ., since 1874, and
became a mem. of the Council of the Univ.
about 1884; unsuccessful candidate for
Legis. Assembly in Graspe Co.. 1875; had
the election annulled 1877; d^eated 1877;
returned to Legis. at g. e., 1878: unsuccess-
ful for Quebec Co., at g. e., 1891; el. to
Legis at g. e., 1892 for Gaspe and Matane
Cos., but sat for Gaspe; el for Gaspe at g. e.,
1897 and for Co. of Nicolet, 12 Dec., 1900;
retired from politics 1904; Commr. of Crown
Lands, under Chapleau Govt., 1879-1882;
Commr. of Rys.; Solicitor-Gen. in Dr. Ross'
Cabinet, 1884-1887; Commr. of Crown
Lands under de Boucherville and Taillon
Admns.. 1891-1896; Premier of the Prov.
of Que., and took office of Commr. of Pub.
Works, 1896-1897, then became leader of
the Opposition. Address: 9 Hamel St..
Quebec, Club: Garrison.

FOJLGEB, Benjamin Webster; mem. of
the firm of Folger Bros., bankers and prop-
rietors of extensive ry., mining and shipping
interests; b. Cape Vmcent, N.Y., 24 April,
1841; «. of H. A. Folger and Laura Breck;
m. 1861, Louisa Jones, of Cape Vincent,
N.Y.; two ». two d, Educ.: New York State.
Removed to Kington, 1862, and engaged
in banking business with his brother; Dir.
Thousand Island Steamboat Co., Ltd.;
Mgn. Dir., Kingston, Portsmouth and
Cataraqui Ry.; Vice-Pres., Kingston Light,
Heat and Power Co., Dir., St. Lawrence
River Steamboat Co., Canadian Jjake and
Ocean Navigation Co.; was one of the chief
projectors of the Kingston and Pembroke
Ky., which was acquired by C. P. R., 1901;
Folger Bros., are also greatly interested in
mineral lands along the line of the K. and
P. Ry. and Rainy River Dist.. of New Ont.;
apptd. mem. of comm. to build the Temis-
kaming and Northern Ont. Ry., 1902.
Address: 123 King St., Kingston, Ont.

FOBAN, Joseph Kearney, LL.B.. Lit.
D., Asst. Law Clerk, H. of C, of Canada; b.
Aylmer, Que., 6 Sept., 1867; «. of John
Foran and Catharine F. Kearney; m. 1892,
Louisa Davis; one s. one d. Educ: Ottawa
Univ., and Laval Univ., Que. In July.
1877, commenced study of law in office of
Andrews, Caron, Andrews & Fitzpatrick,
of Quebec; attending the lectures at Laval:
grad. June, 1881; addmitted to Bar ot
Quebec, 1882; from 1884 to 1886, spent the
winters in the woods of the North, winding
up his father's lumbering business and
incidentally hunting with the Indians of
that r^on; wrote there a series of magazine
articles of Canadian Backwoods Life, and
the novel "Simon the Abenakis." From
the summer of 1886 to that of 1888, on the
editorial stafiF of the Montreal Star. From
1888 to 1892, prs^tised Law in the district
of Ottawa; in 1892, took the editorship of
the Montreal *'True Witness.'* Edited the
paper^ for eight yesrs, giving several series
of lectiu'es for different societies, on all
manner of subjects, historical, literary, Ac.
In 1899, established the "Pen," an histori-
cal, s<»entific and literary review; written,
and published weekljr by himself; continued
the publication until 1902, when apptd.
Chief English Translator of the House of
Commons, Ottawi^; in 1905, became Law

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Secretary of the House of CommonB, and
in 1908, Assistant Law aerk. Has pub-
lished a volume of poems, and since the
appearance of that work has written some
two hundred other poems, principally on
Canadian and patriotic subjects. Has de-
livered lectures for almost every institution
in Ottawa, and for all classes and denomina-
tions. In French for the Institut Canadien
Francais, the St. Jean Baptiste Society and
other French literary bodies; in English for
the Y. M. C. A., the Roman Catholic Con-
vents and Colleges, the St. Andrew's and
Caledonian Societies, both in Ottawa and
Montreal. Publicationa: The Spirit of the
Age, 1886; Simon the Abenakis, a tale of
Canadian Shanty Life, 1887; Lyrics and
Poems, 1896; many magazine articles. Re-
creationa: hunting, baseball, poetry, history,
law. Address: 1034 St. Hubert St., Montreal
and House of Commons, Ottawa.

FORBES, John Colin, R.C.A.. and
Union International des Beaux Arts and
des lettres (Paris) ; 6. Toronto, 23 Jan., 1846.
8. of late Duncan Forbes, Doune, Perthshire
Scot. ; m. 1888, Laura Gertrude, d. of George
M. Holbrook, Ottawa. Educ: U.C. College,
Toronto; R. A., and South Kensington
Museum, studied at Royal Academy, Lon-
don; Portraits of King Edward and Queen
Alexandra, for H. of C, Ottawa; Queen
Alexandra (painted at Her Majesty's com-
mand); in possession of Queen Maud of
Norway; W. E. Gladstone, National Liberal
Club, London, and Glasgow Liberal Club;
Sir Henrj^ Campbell-Bannerman (Prime
Minister), National Liberal Club, Ix>ndon;
Lord Dufferin, Parlt. Buildings, Canada;
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Presentation, Ottawa;
Sir John Macdonald. and many other noted
Canadians; General Benjanun Harrison,
President of the United States and many
other noted Americans; has recently painted
a large picture entitled, "Christ or Barab-
bas." Recreationa: curling, golf, camping.
Address: 9 St. Paul Studios, West Kensing-
ton. London, Eng. Clubs: National Liberal
Club; Atlantic Union, Yorrick Club, United
Arts, St. Johns Wood, Wimbleton Golf, all
of London, Eng.

FORGET, Hon. Amedee Emmanuel;
First Lieut.-Gov. of Prov. of Sask.; b, Ste.
Marie de Monnoir, Que., 12 Nov., 1847; s.
of Jeremie Forget and Marie Guenette;
m. 1876, Henriette A. Drolet. Educ:
Village Sch. Studied law under the late
Hon. J. A. Chapleau. Called to Bar of

Suebec, 1871; Sec. to Bar, 1873; Sec. of
anitoba half-breed comm., 1875t clerk
of the North-west Council, 1876-88; asst
Indian commr. for Manitoba and the Terri-
tories, 1888-93; commr. 1895-8; lieut.-
Gov. of the Territories of N. W. T., 1898-
1905; apptd. lieut.-Gov. of Sask., 1 Sept.,
1905, on creation of that Province. Ad-
dress: Government House, Regina, Sask.
FORGET, Madame A.E.; b. St. Hyacin-
the. Que., 29 Sept., 1853; d. of the late
lieut.-Col. C. E. Drolet and Helene Duvert;
m. Oct., 1876, Hon. A. E. Forget, Lieut.-
Gov. of Sask. Educ: Hochelaga Convent.
Has travelled extensively through Western
Canada with her husband. Had honour of
entertaining at Government House, Regina,
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York in
1001. Hon. Pres. Daughters of the Empire
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and of Nat. Coun. of Women. Takes great
interest in work of V. O. N., and Aberdeen
Assn. Address: Government House, Re-
gina, Sask.

FORGET, Hon. Louis J.; Senator; b.
Terrebonne, 11 March, 1853; s. of French
parents, who came from Normandy, France,
about 1600; m. 2 May, 1876, Marie Ray-
mond, Montreal. Educ: Masson Coll.; a
Banker and Stockbroker; Pr^., Montreal
Street Railway, Vice-Pres., Dom. Textile
Co.; Vice.-Pres., Dom. Steel Co., Vice-Pres.,
Victoria life Ins. Co., Dir. Montreal L. H.
& P. Co.; Director, Rich, and Ont. Nav. Co..
and is Pres. of the Bowrd of Governors of
Laval Univ.; called to the Senate. June,
1896; Conservative. Address: 646 Sher-
brook St., W., Montreal. Clubs: Mount
Royal, St. James', and Hunt, Montreal.

FORGET, Lieut.-Col. Hon. Rodoiphe,
M.P.; b. Terrebonne, Que.. 10 Deo., 1861;
s. of David Forget, and Angele Limoges;
m. (1st), 1885, Alexandra Tourville, (2nd)
1894, Blanche McDonald; three «. two d.
Educ: Masson Coll., Terrebonne. A stock
broker; first el. to H. of C. at g. e., 1904;
re-el. at g. e., 1908; Pres., mchelieu &
Ontario Nav. Co.; Vice-Pres., Montreal
Light, Heat and Power Co.; Dir. Can. Gen.
Electric Co., Toronto Railway Co., Can.
Cement Co. Addresses: 361 Sherbrooke St. ,
E.; 83 Notre Dame St., W. Montreal (Bus.)
Clubs: Mount Ro^al, Lafontaine, St. James,
Montreal, Canadien, St. Denis, Montreal.

FORIN, His Hon. John Andrew; Judge
of the Co. Ct. of West Kootenay; Senior Co.
Ct. Judge, Prov. of British Columbia; b.
Belleville, Ont., 20 July, 1861; s. of John
Forin, and Jane Forin; m. 1895, May Dunn;
two s. two d. Educ : Albert Coll., Belleville,
Osgoode Hall, Toronto. Barrister, Prove,
of Ont. and B.C.; apptd. Co. Ct. Judge.
1896. Publications: Essays on legal and
sociological subjects. Recreaiions: cricket,
golf, curling, lawn bowling, fishing, skating,
boating. Address: Nelson, B.CT. Clubs:
Vancouver, Rossland, Nelson.

FORNERET, Very Rev. Archdeacon
George Augustus, B.A., M.A., Rector
All Saints' Church, Hamilton, Ont., Dio-
cese of Niagara; Archdeacon of Wellington;
6. Berthier-en-Haut, Que., 25 Sept., 1851;
s. of Lt.-Col. Chas. Alexander Forneret,
J. P.. and Elizabeth Barbier; m. Adelaide
Robbins; one «. one d. Educ: Berthier
Gram. Sch., Bishop's Coll. Sch.; McGill
Univ.; Montreal Diocesan Theol. Coll.;
began life in a Stock Brokers office, Mont-
real, 1869; took 2nd class certificate. Mili-
tary Sch., Montreal, 1871; Curate Clirist
Church Cathedral; Missionary to Saskat-
chewan; Rector, Dunham, Que.; Curate,
St. Catherines; in charge Dundas; Rector,
All Saints', Hamilton, 1886. PublicationM:
"How shall I give," (Am. Tract Society).
Address: All Saints' Rectory, Hamilton,
Ont.

FORTIER, Edmond Louis Phileas, M.
P.; 6. St. Gervais. Co. Beltechasse, Que., 10
April. 1849; s. of Octave Cyrille Fortier,
and Henriette Emilie Ruel; m. Elisabeth
Lesieur. Educ: Laval Normal Sch., Que.;
farming in Co. of Beauce for 26 years;
Mayor of Lambton; Free, of the Court of
Commissioners; Director, Organiser and
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Beauce Co.; was Capt. in th^ 23id Regt.,
serving 19 years in tne Militia; elec. to the
H. oTa, 25 Jan., 1900; re-elec. Nov.. 1900,
1904-1908. Address: Ste. Croix Co. Lotbin-
iere, Que.

FOSTBA, Hon. George Eulas, B.A., Ph.
D., LL.D., P.C; 6. Carleton Co., N.B., 3
Sept., 1847; 8. of John Foster and Margaret
Foster; m. Adeline C, d. of Milton Davies.
banker, Hamilton. Edtu:.: Common ana
Superior Sphs., King's Co., N.B., Univ. of
New Brunswick; Edinburgh Univ., Heidel-
berg Univ.; entered Univ. of N.B. in 1865,
where he won the King's County Scholar-
ship and various honours and medals, and
took his degree of B.A. in 1868; taught in
various High Schs. and seminaries of learn-
ing, and in 1871, was apptd. prof, of classics
and ancient literature in the Univ. of N.B.
Shortly afterwards studied in Edinbui^^h,
Scot., and Heidelberg. Oermany, resummg
his duties at N.B. Univ., in 1873; resigned
in 1879. El. to H. of C. for King's Co., as
Ind.-Con., at g. e., 1882; became m*em. of
Sir John Macdonald's Govt., 10 Pec., 1886,
as Minister of Marine and Fisheries; re-el.
at g. e., 1891; returned for York, N.B., at
g. e., 1896; unsuccessfol can. for St. John
City, at g. e., 1900 and at bye-elec. in North
Ont., 10 March, 1903; elec. for present seat
at g. e., 1904, re-el. g. e., 1908. Succeeded
Sir Charles Tupper, Bart., in the office of
Minister of Finance, 29 May, 1888, and
remained in that office in the Abbott admn.,
the Thompson admn., the Bowell admn.,
and the "rupper admn.; resigned, 8 July,
1896. with the Govt. Was leader in the
H. of C. during session of 1906, and in sesaon
of Jan., 1896, up to the re-entry of Sir
Charles Tupper, Bart.; resigned from Govt.,
4 Jan., 1896, and was re-apptd. to office on
the 15 of same month. In 1892, visited
the West Indies in the interest of recipjrocal
arrangements for extension of trade; visited
Eng. twice as Minister of Finance for the
purpose of effecting loans. Mem. of the
advisory bd. of the Xib.-Con. Assn. of Can.
Has been pres. of several mining and devel-
opment Cos., and first vice-pres. and gen.-
man. of the Union Trust Co., of Toronto.
Has he]d important positions in various
temperance organizations of the Dom.
Visited Great Britain in 1903, on the invita-
tion of Mr. Chamberlain, and delivered 28
addresses on Imperial Preference. Publica-
tiona: Numerous speeches on Political,
In^erial, Social ana Economic questions.
RecreaJtiona: bicycling, angling, walking.
Addre98: 67 McDonald St., Ottawa; Toron-
to. Clvh: National, Toronto.

FOSTER, George Green, K.C.; mem. of
the firm of Foster, Martin, Mann & McEan-
non, advocates, Montreal; 6. Knowlton.
Que., 21 June. I860; «. of Samuel Willard
Foster and Ellen Green; m. 1896, Mary
' Maud, o. d. of the late Hon. Mr. Justice
Buchanan; one ». one d. Bdue.: Knowlton,
Academy. Grad. B.C.L., McGill Univ.,
1881. Called to the Bar 1882; has been
connected with a number of Montreal legal
firms add is now head of the firm of Foster,
Martin, Mann dc McKinnon; apptd. K.C.,
1896; acted in the case of Robert vs. Mont-
real Iii;ht, Heat and Power Co., which
involved over three hundred thousand
<H>llaiii. Pres. St. Lawrence Power Co.;

dir. Eastern Townslups Ban^, George Hall
Coal Co., Dominion Guarantee Co., Alumi-
num Co.. of America. Unsuccessfully con-
tested Brome Co., 1896. El. pres. Eastern
Townships Cons. Assn., 1894; lieut. in the
Victoria Kifles of Montreal, 1889. Addre$9:
8 Edgehill Av., Montreal. Clubs: Mount
Bx>yal, Hunt, Montreal; Rideau, Ottawa.

FOSTER, Col. the Hon. John GUman,
B.A., Consul-General for the United States
at Ottawa; b. Derby Line, Vt., 9 March,
1859; s. of Austin T. Foster and Sarah H.
Oilman; m. 1886, Clara S. Merriman, d. of
Judge Amos Lee Merriman, of Peoria, 111.;
two 8. one d. Educ: Goddard Seminary,
Barre, Vt., Tuft's Coll., Mass. (B.A., 1880).
Called to Bar of Vt., 1881; el. to Vt. Leg.
for Derby. 1892-3; Colonel on staff of Gov-
ernor Levi K. Fuller, of Vt., 1892-4; apptd.
Consul General at Halifax, N.S., 23 June,
1897; transferred to Ottawa in like capacity,
18 June, 1903, which postition he still holds;
Dir. Eastern Townships Bank, 1893-7; Vice-
Pres. National Bank of Derby Line. Ad-
dress: (Consulate) Thistle Block, Wellington
St. (Residence) The Cecil, Ottawa; Derby
Line, Vt. Clubs: Rideau, Golf, Hunt,
Ottawa

FOCJBNIEB, Jules; b. Coteau du Lac,
Que., 23 Aug., 1884. Educ: Valleyfield
Coll. A journalist; first on staff of La
Presse; two yrs. political ed. and parlt.
corr, for Le Canada. Edited Le National'
iste since Feb., 1908, until its transformation
to daily paper Le Devoir in Jan., 1910.
Condemned m June, 1909, to three months'
imprisonment by Judge Langelier, for pub-
lishing an article against the Judge, but
liberated after sixteen days' detention.
Publications: many essays on sociological
and literary subjects. Address: 648 City
Hall, Av., Montreal.

FOWKE, Frederick Luther, M.P.; 6.
Harmony, East Whitby. Ont., 27 May,
1857; s. Job. Wilson ana Adeline Perkins
(Stone) Fowke. Educ. : Oshawa High Sch. ;
startea work with his father after leaving
sch. and in 1880, b^an business in Oshawa
as General Merchant, and dealer in grain,
seeds, etc.; continued this business ever
since; eight years Mayor of Oshawa; elec.
M.P. for South Ontario, 1908; Liberal;
Baptist. Address: 270 Gladstone Ave.,
Oshawa, Ont.

FOWLEB, George W., K.C.; 6. Ham-
mond Vale, King's Co., N.B., 1859; s. of
Werden Fowler and Harriet Fownes; m.
1897, Ethyl G.,e. d. of Capt. John Wilson;
one s. one d. Educ: Varley Sch., St. John,
Dalhousie Univ.; called to the Bar of New

Brunswick, 1884, and began practice at
Sussex, N.B.; Warren of mng's Co., 1889;
el. to N.B. Legis., 1895^ el. to H. of C. 1900;

re-el. 1904; unsuccessful 1908; for many
yrs. an enthusiastic militia man, retiring
from 8th Hussars, 1898, with rank of Capt.
Has laige lumber and mining interests in
British Columbia. Address: Sussex. N.B .
FOWLEB, Bev. James, M.A., LL.D.,
F.R.S.C., b. Bartibog, Miraraichi, N.B., 16
July, 1829; s. George Fowler and Jane Mc-
Knight (both scotch); m. Mary Ann Mc-
Leod, Truro, N.S. {deceased); two d. Educ:
Gram. Sch.. Chatham, N.B., and Coll.,
Halifax, N.S.; ordained to Presbyterian
Ministry, May 19, 1857; apptd. Science

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Master in the Prov. Normal Sch. at Fred-
ericton, 1878; Lecturer on Natural Science
in Queen's Univ., Kingston, Ont., 1880;
Professor of Botany, Queen's Univ., 1902;
retired 1907. Publications: A Plea for the
Study of Natural History, in Stewart's
Quarterly. April, 1^70, St. John, N.B.; list
of New Brunswick Plants, 1879; additions
to tl^e List of N.B. Plants, 1880; A Prelimi-
nary list of the Plants of N.B., compiled
with assistance of members of the N.B.
Natural History Society, 1885; Arctic
Plants growing in N.B., with notes on their
distribution. Transactions R. S. C, vol. IV,
189-1887; VMfetable Physiology, Queen's
Quarterly, III. 1, 199-208; How Plants use
Animals, a chapter in Ecology, Queer's
Quarterly, VI, III, 188-203; report on the
Flora of St. Andrew's, N.B. supplement to
the Thirty-second Annual Report of the
Department of Marine and Fisheries, Ot-
tawa, 1901 ; Report on the Flora of Canso,
N.S.. 39th Annual Report of The Depart-
ment of Marine and Fisheries, 1907. Re-
creation: walks. Address: 121 Union St.,
Kingston, Ont.

FOT, Hon. James Joseph, K.C.^ M.L. A.,
LL.D., Atty. Gen. for Ontario; b. Toronto,
22 Feb., 1847; s. of Patrick Foy; m. Marie
Ck)uvillier, of Montreal; two s. three d.
Educ: St. Michael's Ck)ll., Toronto and
Ushaw Coll.. Eng.; called to Bar of Ont.,
1871, Q.C., 1883; mem. for South Toronto,
1898-1910 in I^eg. Ass.; Ckjmmr. of Grown
Lands for Ont., 8 Feb., 1906; Atty. Gen., 30
May, 1905 to date. Address: 90 Isabella
St., Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, Albany,
Royal Can. Yacht, Toronto.

FOX, Samuel J., M.L. A.; b. Bowman-
ville, Durham Co., Ont., 28 Sept., 1854;
s. of Thomas R. Fox, a native of London,
Eng.; m. 1887. Rosanna Free, of Seymour
Tp., Ont. Educ: Bowmanville pub. and
gram. Schs.; removed to Lindsay, 1869,
where he commenced work as a printer;
went to work with his father at bridonaking
1871, and is now engaged in farming and
brick and tile making about two miles
south of Lindsay. Dep. Reeve of Ops. Tp.,
1895-1896. El. to Co. Council, 1897. One
of the supts. of The Lindsay Central Ebc-
faibition for niunber of yrs. Pres. of "Watch-
man-Warder" Printing and Pub. Co., Lind-
say; Vice-Pres. ^Madison William Mfrs. Co.,
Lindsay; pres. The Canadian Clay Product
Mfrs. Assn., 1906. elec. to Legis. for W.
Victoria at g. e., 1898; re-elec. at g. e.. 1902,
1906. 1908. Address: Lindsay, Ont.

FHALICK, His Hon. Edison Baldwin,
B.A., Junior Judge of the Co. of Hastings; b.
near Belleville, Tp. of Sidney, Co. Hastings,
Ont., 6 Feb., 1841; s. Thomas Tillotson
Fralick, and Hannah Nicholson; m. Jane E.
Judd, a. of Wm. Judd. Sterling, Ont.; two
s. three d. Lieutenant hp. 49th Rei|t.,
Hastings Rifles for seven years; studied
law in the office of Hon. Stephen Richards.
Q.C.; called to the Bar, Easter Term, 1868
at Osgoode Hall, Toronto; revising officer
for 15 years; apptd. County Junior Judge,
28 Dec., 1881; toember Of Queen's Univ.,
Council for 20 years. Publications: Articles
for magazines, etc. Recreation; canoeing.
Address: Belleville, Ont.

FBANCOEUB, Joseph Napoleon, M.L.
A.; b. Cap St. Ignace, Montmagny, Que.;
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13 Dec., 1880: ». of Auguste Francoeur and
Marie Avila Caron. Educ.: Laval Normal
Sch., Quebec: Quebec Seminary; Laval
Univ.; an advocate. Ideut. in the 9th
Quebec, Regt.; first elec. to Leg. Ass. of
Quebec, at g. e., June, 1908. Address: 72^
St. Peter St., Quebec.

FRASEB, Alexander, F.R.S.C., F.F.S.

. C., M.A., Prov. Arcmvist for Ontario; b.
Invemesshire, Scot., 2 Nov., 1860; s. of
Hu^h Eraser and Mary Mackenzie; m.
Christina Frances Ramsay; five s. five d.
Educ: Inverness, Perth, Glasgow. Came
to Cfmada, 1886; for fifteen yrs. on stafiF of
Toronto Mail, and Mail and Empire:
editor of the Massey Illustrated; Presby-
terian Review'y Scottish Canadian; apptd.
Prov. Archivist for Ontario, 1903; for four
yrs. pres. Gaelic Soc. of Can.; grand chief
Sons of Scotland fourteen yrs.; one of
founders 48th Regt., "Highlanders," and
of Empire Club, Toronto. Life Mem.
Caledoman Soc., Past Master St. John's
Lodge, A.F. & A.M.; Past Chn. of Coll. Inst.
Bd., Toronto; Pres. of the Can. Folklore
Soc.; taught gaelic at Knox Coll., Toronto
for three winters; past pres. Toronto Shinty
Club; Pres. Scottish Can. Assn.; pres. Can..
Fraternal Assn.; past pres. Bums lit. Soc,
of Toronto; Hon. Sec. and Librarian, Gaelic
Soc. of Can. Publications: "Practical les-
sons in Gaelic Grammar;" "Short Scottish
Canadian Biographies;" "The Last Laird
of Macnab"; "Essays on Celtic literature,"
"Antiquities and Art;" "History of Tor-
onto;" "Guide to Torontoj^' "The Mission
of the Scot in Canada;" "The Clan Fraser
in Canada; "History of the 48th High-
landers," and many contributipns on Celtic,
Scottish, and Canadian historical subjects.
Addresses: Legislative Bldgs., Toronto;
Woodlawn Av., Toronto.

FBASEB, Ansrus William, K.C.; b.
Glengarry, Ont., 22 Aug., 1869; «. Jane and
Isabella Fraser; m. Mary Bromley; two d.
Educ: Alexandria, Ont., and Osgoode Hall,
Toronto; called to the Bar in May, 1887;
created Queen's Council, May, 1899; for-
merly High Chief Ranger, I.O.F. Address:
167 Gilmour St., Ottawa. Club: Rideau.

FBASEB, Austin L., B.A.. M.P.; 6. Ver-
non River. P.^L. 17 March, 1868; «. of
Edward and Flora Fraser; m. Maude A.
Moar; two s. one d. Educ: Prince of Wales
Coll., and St. Dimstan's Coll.; taught sch.
eight years; studied law and admitted to the
Bar, 6 Nov., 1900; candidate for local house
in 1904, and was elec; first elec. to the
H. of C., at g. e., 1908; Conservative;
Roman Catholic. .A<Wrc««:Soiuis, P.E.I. .

FBASEB* Hon. Duncan Cameron, B.A.,
D.C.L., LL.D.; Lieut.-Govemor of Nova
Scotia; b. New Glasgow, N.S., 1 Oct., 1845;
s. of Alex. Fraser and Ann Chisholm; m.
1878, Bessie G., d. of Wm. Graham, of New
Glasgow. Educ: Pub. and Normal Schs.,
Truro; Dalhousie Univ. (grad. B.A., 1872);
taught sch. for several jrrs.; called to the
Bar, 1873; twice elec. Mayor of New Glas-
gow; called to N.S. Leg. Council, Feb.. 1878,
and entered N.S. Govt., but resigned same
yr. to run for the Assembly. Called to Leg.
Coun. and Ex-Coun., Feb., 1888, becoming
GoXrt. leader in Leg. Coun.; elec. to H. of C.
for Guysborough, at g. e., 1891; re-w. at

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g. e., 1896-1900; reaiKned his seat Feb.,
1Q04L and in same month apptd. to the
Bencn of the Supreme Ct. of Nova Scotia;
G'and Master of Free Masons of N.S., 1892,
1893; has been pres. of the Alumni Assn.,
Dalhousie Univ., Ck)mmr. of Schs., Pictou
Co., and Govr. Halifax Ladies' Ck>ll., and
Dal. Coll. D.C.L., St. Francois-Xavier;
D.C.L., King's Coll.; LL.D., Dal.; Chn. Pub.
Accounts Com., H. of C. Addre9§: Govern-
ment House, Halifax, N.S.

FRASEB, James Dewar$ h. St. Andrews
Que., 26 March, 1851; s. of Andrew Fraser
and Jane Walker; unmarried. Ednc: Pub.
Sohs. Sec. Treas., The Ottawa Electric Ry. I
Co., and The Ottawa Car Co^ Ltd., also a |
Director of latter Co.; Past Pres., Ottawa
Amateur Athletic Club. Recreattan: golf.
Address: 461 Albert St., Ottawa. Clubs:
Rideau. Golf, Ottawa.

FBASBBt Miss Jane Wells; h. Toronto.
Out., 20 Dec.. 1877: d. Rev. R. Douglas
Fraser .and Euzabetn Wilson; one of the
editors of the Presbyterian Sabbath Sch.
Publications; Recording Sec., Canadian
Women's Press Club, 1909-10. Address:
Presbyterian Publications, Toronto. Club:
Heliconian.

FBASEB, John, I.S.O.; Auditor Gen-
eral, Dominion of Canada; b. Loch Garry,
Co. of Glengarry. Ont., 13 Dec., 1852; s.
James Fraser ana Isabella Macdonald; m.
Mary J. Atchison; six s. three d. In mer-
cantile business from 1869 to 1874; entered
Civil Service of Canada as Clerk in the
Finance Department, 1875; chief clerk and
Dominion Bookeeper, 1902; apptd. Auditor
General of Canada, 1 Aug., 1906. Recrea-
tions: Lawn bowling and motor boating.
Address: 64 Carling Av., Ottawa, Ont.

FBASEB, Malcolm; b. Montreal. April
19, ISSS; ». W. Lewis Fraser; m. 1897,
, Katharine Church. Educ: New York;
* studied art imder Wyatt Eaton, at Art
Students' League; under Carrol Beckwith,
Gotham Art Students; under Walter Shir-
law, and in Paris, at Ecole Julien, under
Boulanger and Lefebre. Black and white
work in Century, St. Nicholas. Ladies' Home
Journal, etc. lUustrator of Richard Carvel,
Caleb West, Bret Harte stories, 'etc. Ad-
dress: 14 W. 12th St., ^ew York. Club:
Salmagundi, New York.

FBASEB, Hon. Simon; Mem. of the
Senate of Australia: b. nr. Hopewell, N.S.,
21 Aug., 1834; s. of W. F. Fraser, of Pictou,
N.S.; m. Three s. three d. Educ.: East
River Acad. Went to Australia in 1862;
a squatter, with extensive interests in
Victoria, New South Wales and Queens-
land. First el. to Leg. Ass. of Victoria.
1874; Leg. Council, 1886; since 1901, one of
the six Senators to the Commonwealth
Parlt. from Victoria. Del. to Colonial Con-
serence at Ottawa, 1894. Address: Toorak,
nr. Melbourne, Australia. C^ub: Melbourne.

FBASEB, WlUlam Henry, M.A.; Pro-
fessor of Italian and Spanish, Univ. of
Toronto; 6. Bond Head, Ont., 1853; 5th
s. of late Rev. William Fraser, D.D.; m.
1883, Helene Zahm. Edue»: Bradford Gram.
Sch.; Toronto Univ. After graduation in
1880, taught as resident master in Up. Can.
Coll., for three years; and was French and
German master there, 1884-87; lecturer in
Italian and Spanish in the Univ. of Toronto,

1887-92; associate-professor, 1892-1901 ;
Prof., 1901. Publications: joint author with
Professor Van der Smissen of High School
German Grammar, 1887, and with Professor
Squair of High School French Grammar,
1891; various papers on literarv and aduca-
tionail subjects. Address: 67 Madison Ave. ,
Toronto.

FBECHETTE, AchlUe; chief translator
to the H. of C. of Can.; b. Levis, Que., 13
Oct.{ 1847; s. Louis Frechette and Mar-
guerite Martineau; m. Annie 'Thomas How-
ells, sister of W. Dean Howells, the well-
known novelist; one «. one d. Educ: Levis
College and Quebec S^ninary; a lawyer and
a journalist; law translator and Chief of
Translation Branch, H. of C. was Ghn.
French Sep. Sch. Bd., Ottawa; for 18 years,
one of the Directors, and for five years,
Sec'y. to the Art Assn. of Ottawa. Publica-
tions: many magarine articles. Recreations:
painting and modelling. Address: H. of
C. ; 87 Mackay St., Ottawa.

FBECHETTE, Mrs. Annie Thomas
Howells; b. Hamilton, Ohio, U.S.A.:
d. Hon. Wm. Cooper and Mary Dean
Howells; m. Achille Frechette, of Ottawa,
Ont.; one s. one d. Educ: Jefferson, Ohio.
For some time literary editor of the Chicago
Inter-Ocean; later correspondent for New '
York Tribune, N. Y. Oraphic, Hearth and
Home. Chicago Tribune, Cleveland Herald;
Buffalo Courrier, Ohio State-Journal, &c,;
actively engaged in philanthropic work.
Publications: "Reuben Dale," "Popular
Sayings from Old Iberia," (in collaboration
with £1 Conde de Premis — Real) ; "On Grand
father's farm," "The farm's Little Peojjle";
short stories and sketches in magazines.
Address: 87 Mackay Street, Ottawa.

FBEDEBICTON, Bishop of; see Blch-
ardson, Bev. John Andrew.

FBIPP* Alfred Ernest, K.C.. M.L.A.;
b. Ottawa, Ont., 29 June. 1866; s. of Sidney
Bowles Fripp, and Mary Eaton: to. Clemen-
tina, S. Bell : one d. Educ : Collegiate Inst . .
Ottawa, and Osi^oode Hall, Toronto; called
to the Bar, Province of Ont., Trinity Term,
1893; apptd. K.C., 20 Jan., 1908; elec. to
Legislature for West Ottawa, 8 June, 1908.
Recreations: golf, curling. Address: 407
Queen St.. Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf,
Ottawa.

FBIZELL, Joseph Palmer t [b. Barf or d.
Que., Mar. 13, 1832; s. Oliver and Mary
S. Beach Frisell. Educ: in Canada; sp'l.
studies in civ. eng'ring; m. Boston, Oct.,
1864, Julia A. Biowes. Was engaged in
construction of fortifications on Gulf Coast
in Civil war in U.S.; since employed in pub.
service in improvement of nvers and har-
bors; especially in charge system of reser-
voirs on head waters of the Mississippi;
chief eng'r bd. pub. works, Austin, Tex,,
1890; since 1892 in Boston engaged in
hydraulic engineering mainly in kne of
water power. Mem. Am. Soc. Civ. enp;'rs.
Contb'r. to eng'ring jours. Publications:
Water Power, 1901. Address: 75 Linden
St., Dorchester Dist., Boston.

FBOST, Hon. Francis Theodore; Sena-
tor; b. Smiths Falls, Ont., 20 Dec., 1643, of
American parents; m. 1868, Maria E. Powell
of Madrid, New York. Educ: Smiths Falls
Gram. Sch.: St. Lawrence Academy, Pots-
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4am, New York. Smiths Falls first mayor;
M.P., 1896-1908; a Trustee on the Sch. Bd.
of Smiths Falls. 1893-98; a Director of the
manufacturing business of the Frost and
Wood Co.; a mem. of the Ottawa Imp.
Comm^ since 1903. AddreBs: Smiths Falls,
Ont. Club: Rideau. Ottawa.

FULTON, Hon. Frederick John, B.A..
K.C.; h. BedUngton. Eng., 8 Dec., 1862; a.
of Alexander and Barbara Fulton; un-
married. Educ: Heversham Gram. Sch.,
and Magdalene Ck>ll., Cambridge. A bar-
rister. El. to B.C. Legis. at g. e., 1900, 1903
1907. Sworn and apptd. pres. of Council
in McBride Admn., Nov., 1903; Prov. Sec.
and Min. of Education, May, 1904; Attor-
ney Gen., 1906; Chief Conmir. of Lands and
Works, 1907. Resigned from Ministry,
1909. Address: Victoria, B.C. Clvb: Un-
ion, Victoria.

FUTCHBB, Thomas Barnes ; b. St.
Thomas, Ont.. Jan. 1, 1871; «. Thomas and
Susan Northwood Futcher. unmarried.
Educ: Ontario pub. schs.; grad. Univ. of
Toronto Med. Sch.. 1893; house officer.
Toronto Gen. Hosp., 1893-4; asst. resident
physician, 1894-8, resident physician, 1898-
1901, Johns Hopkins Hosp., Baltimore;
student Univ. of Gras^ Asutria, 1896, Univ.
of Strassbuig, 1898; Instr. in medicine.
1896-7. asso. in medicine, 1897-1901; asso-

Erof. medicine since 1901, Johns Hopkins
^niv.; also asso. in medicine, Johns Hop-
kins Hosp., and engaged in gen. med. prac-
tice in Baltimore. Mem. Assn. Am. Phy-
sicians. Episcopalian. Address: 3 Frank-
lin St., W., Baltimore.

GADSBT, Henry FrankUn, B.A.; 6. St.
Catherines, Ont., 5 April, 1869; s. of James
Gadsby and Margaret Owen Smiley; Educ:
Stratford Ont. pub. sch., Woodstock, Ont..
Coll. J and Univ. of Toronto. Honours in
classics and English at Toronto Univ.;
reporter on Chicago newspapers; edited St.
John Telegraph; editorial writer, Toronto
Star; editor Colliers] Weekly (Canadian edi-
tion). Publications: Poems, short stories,
Parliamentary sketches from Ottawa Gal-
lery of Notables (public men of Canada),
Gallery Clock; Political Skit at Ontario
Legislature. Address: 82 Howard Street,
Toronto, Ont. Clubs: Arts and Letters,
Toronto.

6A6E, William James; Pres. of the Tor-
onto Bd. of Trade, 1910; 6. nr. Brampton,
Ont.; m. Ida Bumside. Pres. of the W. J.
Gage Co., one of the leading book and
stationery firms in Canada. An ardent
social reformer; conceived the plan of estab-
lishing a sanatorium for the treatment of
consumptives, and for this purpose visited
similar institutions in Europe and the U.S.,
and brought this knowledge to bear on the
Ont. situation. The Muskoka Cottage San-
atorium, the Muskoka Free Hospital, the
King Edward Sanatorium and the Toronto
Free Hospital for consumptives were creat-
ed mainly by his e£Forts. Has o£Fered a
series of six scholarships of $100.00 each,
together with gold medals, to be given in
connection with the early diagnosis cf

tuberculosis; el. pres. Bd. of Trade. 1910.
Address: 434 Bloor St., West, Toronto.
Club: National, Toronto.

GAGNE, Hon. Jean Alfred, K.C.; Judge
of the Superior Court of the Prov. of Que. ;
b. Murray Bay, Que., 17 April, 1842; s. of
Jean B. Gagne, and Christme Blackburn;
m. Marie Emilie Guay; five s. Educ: Que.
Seminary. Admitted to the Bar, 1864; el.
to H. of C, 1882; Dir. of the Quebec and
Lake St. John^Ry.; apptd. Judge of the
Superior Ct. of Quebec for the dist^ of
Chicoutimi and Saguenay, 1889. Address:
18 Mount Carmel St., Quebec.

GA6NON, Mgr. Charles Octave; b. Que-
bec, 23 Dec., 1857; s. of Charles Gagnon and
Hortense Caron. Educ: Quebec Sem.,
Laval Univ. (B.A., 1878). Was ordained
Priest in 1882, and apptd. Sec. of the
Archives and Master of Ceremonies to the
Archbishop of Quebec, 1882-7; Treaa. of
St. Charies Hosrotal, 1898-1909. Chaplain
of the Ste. Jean Baptiste Soo., Quebec since
1890. A prelate of His Holiness the Pope;
one of the promoters of the first Plenary
Council in Canada, 1909. Publications:
Conjointly with Mgr. Tetu, published the
Pastoral Letters to the Bishops of Quebec,
1669-1887 (6 vols.) Address: St. Charles
Hospital, Gignac St., Quebec.

GAGNON, Ernest (Frederick Ernest Am-
edee), F.R.S.C, Litt.B.; 6. Louise-
ville. Que., 7 Nov., 1834; s. of Charles Ed-
' ward (jagnon, and Julia Jane, d. of Colonel
Durand, of Plattsburgh, U.S.; m. (1st)
Caroline Nault; (2nd) £^nina Cimon; two d,
Educ: Joliette Coll.; studied music in
Paris^ 1857-58, and became organist of
Basihca. Quebec, 1864; made a trip to
Europe in 1873, as special correspondent of
Le Courrier du Canada; apptd. Sec., Dept.
of Pub. Works, Que., 1876, and held posi-
tion for over thirty yrs. Publications: 12
vols, of a historical character, including
"Chansons populaire du Canada;" "Lettres
de Voyage;;" "Le Comte de Paris a Que-
bec;" "Le Fort et le Chateau St. Loms;**
"Government Buildings in ^ebec;"
' 'Louis Joliet , discoverer of the Mississippi. * *
"Pages d'Histoire." Address: 164 Grande

GAX.IBEBT, Paul; b. France, 1856; m.
Ealadie Galibert ; five children. Edtic. : Mon-
treal pub. schs. Arrived Canada with his
Earents, 1863. At age of fourteen entered
is father's establishment.to learn the tann-
ing trade; commenced a business of his own
1880, and now owns one of the largest

giants in this line in the Prov. of Quebec,
hairman Montreal Turnpike Trust since
1896; mem. Montreal Bd. of Trade, execu-
tive bd. of Can. Manfrs. Assn. ; dir. Subur-
ban Power and Tramway Co., Montreal
Street Ry., Co., La prairie Brick Co.; chair-
man Montreal Terminal Ry. Co. Was
Mayor of Longue Pointe Municipality for
five yrs. Governor Montreal Gen. Hospital
Notre Dame Hospital, Western Hospital,
Montreal. Recreations: outdoor amuse-
ments and sports, tniVelling. Address: 81
Cherrier St.. Montreal. Clubs: Canada, St.
Denis, Canadien, Montreal.
GAX.LIHEB, Hon. William Alfred ; Judge
of the Court of Appeal for B.C.: 6. Bruce
Co., Ont., 1860; s. of Francis GalUher and
Sarah Kirkpatrick; m. 17 April, 1907.

WHO'S WHO

Margaret Louise, d. of Charles Brown,
formerly of Toronto. Educ: Pub. and
High Schs., Walkerton. and Coll. Inst..
Collingwood; is It Barrister-at-law. entitled
to practice in Manitoba, North-Weet Ter-
ritories, and British Columbia; elec. to H.
of C. at g. e.. 1900: re-elec. at g. e., 1904;
apptd. one of the first Judges of the B.C.
Court of Appeal, 29 Nov., 1909. AddtetB:
Victoria, B.C.

GAIXINGEB, Hon. Jacob Harold t mem-
ber of U.S. Senate for New Hampshire; 6.
ComwaU, Ont., March 28, 1837; «. Jacob
and Catharine Cook; m. 1860, Mary Anna
Bailey, Salisbury, N.ti. Graduated in Med.
1858, uid practiced until he entered public
life. Mem. N. H. legislature. 1872-3, 1891;
State constitutional conv., 1876; State sen-
ator, 1878, 1879, 1880; Pres. State Senate,
1879, 1880. Suigeon-gen. of State, with
rank Brig.-Gen., 1879-80. Chmn. Rep.
State Com.. 1882-90, 1898-1907; mem.
Congress, 1886-9; Senator, 1891; term exp.,
1916. ilddrets; Concord, N.H.

GAL.T, Alexander Caslmer. B.A.. K.C;
6. Toronto, Ont., 16 March, 1863; «. Sir
Thomas Gait, and Lady Gait; m. Ella Grace
Vivian, 17 June, 1886; four «. two d. Educ:
HdlmuthCoU., London, Ont., and Toronto
Univ.; Banister and Solicitor; member of
firm of Tupper, Gait, Tupper, etc., Winni-
peg. Publicatum^: Contributions to Can-
ada Law Journal and Canadian Law Time:
Recreations: tennis, fishing and shooting.
Addreei: 219 Gale Ave., Winnipeg, Man.
C2u6«; Manitoba, Winnipeg, Man.

GALiT, £lliott Torrance; 6. Sherbrooke.

§ue., 24 May.. I860; t. Sir Alexander T.
ah, K.C.M.G., and Mliott Torrance. Educ.
Lennoxville, Que., and Harrow, £ng.; asst;
Indian Commissioner. N.W.T., in 1881.
Manager Alberta Ry. and Coal Co.', 1882-
1893. and President. 1894 to 1903; Presi-
dent of the Alberta Ry. and Irrigation Co.,
in 1904. Addreaa: St. James* Club, Mont-
real. Cluba: St. James', Mount R£yal, Mont-
real; Metropolitan, New York; Welhngton.
London, Eng.

GAL.T, €}eorge Frederick; h. Toronto, 1
March. 1866; «. of the late Chief Justice
Gait and Frances Louisa, d. of the late
James Perkins. R.N.; m. 1883. Maigaret. d.
of Richard Smith, of Montreal; four d.
Educ.: Gait Coll. Inst.; entered into com-
mercial life and in 1882 formed a partner-
ship with his cousin. John Gait. a. of late
Sir Alexander Gait, under the firm name of
G. F. and J. Gait, importers of teas and
groceries. Winnipeg. Business developed
• so rapidly as to necessitate opening up
branches in Toronto, Calgary. Edmonton,
Prince Albert and Vancouver. A dir. of
the Canada Permanent and Western Can-
ada Loan Corpori£tions; Vice-Pres. Great
West life Insur. Co. Actively interested
in charitable institutions of Winnipeg; an
ardent supporter of manly sport, especially
rowing. Address: IVinnipeg. Cluha: Man-
itoba. Commercial, Winmpeg.

GAMBLE, Francis Clarke; Pub. Works
Engr.. Prov. of British Columbia; h. Toronto
23 Oct., 1848; «. of Clarke Gamble. Q.C., and
Harriet Eliza Boulton; m. Sarah Eleanor,
d. of William E. Clark, formerly a mem. of
the P.E.I. Legis., and afterwards Collector
of Customs of the same Prov. ; one «. Educ. :

Upper Can. Coll. and private tutors. Chair-
\ man on Intercolonial Ry. 1869-70; Rodman
on Great Western Ry. of Can. 1871 ; Asst.
Engr. on Great W. Ry., 1871-72; Renn
selaer. Polytechnic Inst., Troy, N.Y. (short
course) 1872-73: Resident Eigr. for Con-
tractor, P.E.I. Ry., 1873-76; Asst. Engr.
Intercolonial Ry., 1876; Asst. Mgr. Geor-
gian Bay Ry., C.P.R. 1876-77; Asst. Engr.
Q.M. and Ottawa Ry., 1877-78; private

Sractice, 1879; first Asst. Engr., Contract
[o. 42. C.P.R., 1879-«0; first Asst. Engr..
C.P.R., in B.C.. 1880; Asst. Engr., Dept.
of Pub. Works, Can., in B.C., 1881-87.
Govt. Agt. and Resident Engr. of Dept. of
Pub. Works. Can., in B.C., 1887-97; private

Sractice, 1897; Pub Works Engr., prov. of
I.e., 1897 to date. Recreation: golf. Ad-
dreaa: 820 Pemberton Road, Victoria, B.C.
Ciu6; Union, Victoria. _ ^

GANONG, WilUam Francis, Ph.D., Pro-
fessor of Botany in Smith College; o. St.
John, N.B., 19 Feb.. 1864: «. James Harvey
Ganong and Susan Elisabeth Brittain; m.
Jean Murray Carman, d. of Bliss Carman.
Educ: Pub. Sch. of St. John and St. Step-
hen, N.B.; Univ. of N.B., Harvard Univ.,
and Univ. of Munich. Germany. For five
years, Asst. Instructor in Harvard Univ.
Since 1894, Professor of Botany in Smith
Coll. Publications: Many special papers in
Scientific and Historical Journals, and
transactions of the R.S.C.; 'The Teaching
Botanist," Labratory Cruise in Plant
Physiology, Dering's description and Nat-
ural History of Arcadia; Toronto Champlian
Society, 1908. Address: Massasoit St.,
Northampton, Mass., U.S.A. , « ,,

GABDEN^ames Ford, C.E., D.L.S.. M.
L.A.; b. Woodstock, Ont., 19 Feb.. 1847;
«. of H. W. G. Garden and E. Jane Gale,
U. E. Loyalists. Educ: Charlotte Co.
Gram. Sch.. N.B.; was Lieut, in Intelligence
Corps in North West Rebellion,- 1885;
wounded at Batochc; (Medal); Mayor of
Vancouver, B.C., 1898-99-1900; member of
British Columbia Legislature, 1900 to 1909.
Address: Vancouver, B.C. Clubs: Vancou-
ver, B.C.

GABDINEB, Herbert Fairbalm, B.A.,
M.A.; 6. Brockville, Ont., 21 Aug.. 1849;
«. Rev. James Gardiner, D.C.L., and Matilda
Fairbaim; m. Margaret Ellen Morden, of
London, Ont.; one «. two d. Newspaper
work from 1870 to 1903; editor of Hamilton
Times, 1880 to 1903; Principal Ont. Inst.,
for Blind, from 16 July, 1903, to present
time. Publications: Book on Origin of
names of Ont. Counties and Tps.; "Nothing
but Names;" annual reports of Ont. Inst,
for Blind. 1903-1909. Becreations: Lawn
bowling. Address: "SardaiTghar^" Brant-
ford, Ctot. Clubs: Brantford, Hamilton.

GABDNEB, Lieut.-CoI. Bobert; b. Mon-
treal, Que.; s. of the late Robert Gardner.
Educ .-Montreal. At age of sixteen ent ered
macMnery establishment, founded by his
father, 1860; became a partner, 1869, and
head of the firm on the death of his father,
1890. Entered 6th Fusiliers (now Ist
Prince of Wales Fusiliers), 1886; Lieut.-
Col., 1878; retired 1886. Took part in
Fenian Raids of 1866 and 1870 (medal with
two clasps, and Victoria decoration), mem.
Montreal Bd. of Trade, Canadian Mfgrs.
Assn., Can. Soc. of Gvil Engrs.; Pres

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Mount Royal Foundry Co.; Vice-Pre«^St.
Andrew's Soc.; Gov. Montreal Gen. Hos^
pital and Montreal Dispensary; mem. M.A.
A.A. Addreat: St. Luke and St. Mattliew
St.. Montreal. Club*: Enffineers', St. James'
Royal Montreal Golf, Montreal Curling,
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht.

GABNEAU, Hon. Edouard Burrouslis,
M.L.C.; 6. Quebec, 18 Jan., 1869; a, ofHon.
Pierre Gameau, and Cecile Burroughs: m.
1882, Laura Braun; two «. three d. Eauc:
Com. Acad., Quebec High Sch., Eastman's
National Bus. Coll., Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
A wholesale drygoods merchant, Pres.,
Qarneau, Ltd.. Quebec Land Co.; ex-Pres.,
Quebec Bd. of Trade; Dir., Richelieu and
Ont. Nav. Co^ National Tel. Co., Quebec
Cartage and Transfer Co.; apptd. to Leg.
Coun.. 6 April, 1904. RecrecUiona: hunting,
fishing. Addreaa: 102 Grande Alice, Que.
Club: Garrison, Quebec.

OABNEAU, rion. Nemese, M.L.C.; 6.
Ste. Anne de la Perade, Que., 16 Nov., 1847;
«.,of Dr. J. B. Gameau, and Blarie Nathalie
Rtntret; m. Marie Eulodie, d. of J. Petrus
Plamondon; one a. Edue,: St. Cyr Acad.
A merchant. First el. to Leg. Ass., 1897;
Leg. Coun., 1901; Min. of Agric^^ 1905;
metn. of Council of Agric; Pres. of Chicout-
imi Pulp Co.; Pres. of Les Prevoyants du
Canada Ass. Co. Takes great interest in
^Pp'l awarded medal of agric. merit.
Addreaa: 10 Av. St. Dems, Quebec.

G^BETT, B. W., M.A.. M.D., CM.;
Professor of Obstetrics, Queen's Univ.,
Kmsrston; h, Tp. of Brock, Co. of North
Ont., 31 May, 1853; father English, and
mother Irish; m. 1887, M. L., d. of A. S.
Kirkpatrick, Co. Crown Attorney; two a,
one d. Educ: Preliminary Ont. Coll.,
Picton; M.A. Trinity Coll., Toronto; M.D.
Queen's Univ., Kingston. After securing
ms degree in medicine, 1882, commenced
the practice of his profession in Kingston,
where he has remained ever since; first
appointment was Professor of Anatomy in
the Women's Medical School; afterwards
appomted Demonstrator of Anatomy in the
Royal Coll. of Physicians and Surgeons, and
later filled the chair of Professor of Anatomy;
Semor Surgeon in the Kingston General
Hospital, and Surgeon-Major in the 14th
Batt. Princess of Wales' Own Rifles. Pub-
l*cationa: Medical and Surgical Gynseology;
editor, Kingston Medical Quarterly. Re-
creationa: boating, fishing, and cycling;
also very fond of photography, and has a
large collection of his own work. Ad-
dreaa: 52 Johnson Street, Kingston, Ont.

GABTSHOBE, Lieut.-Col.WUllain Moir ;
b. Dundas, Oiit., 3 April, 1853, of Scotch
^rents; m. Catherine McClary; one d.
Educ: Dundas, and Dr. Tassie's, at Gait.
Manufacturer; at present Vice-Pres. Mc-
Clary Mfg. Co.; Director Ontario Loan and
Debenture Co.; formerly of the 18th Hus-
sars, and Commanding lat Brigade Cavalry;
North West 1885. as Ma^or 7th Fusiliers
(Medal). RecrecUiona: riding, cricket and
baseball. Addreaa: London, Ont.

GABVIN, John AnketeU, B.A.; b. Mon-
treal. 4 Nov., 1866; a. of John Garvin,
Glaslough, Monaghan, Ireland, and Martha
Pedlar, St. Blazey, Cornwall; m. Florence
Cameron, d. of the late John A. Cameron,
Stadacona Hall, Ottawa; one d. Ottawa
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Correspondent, Toronto Newa, 1890, 1891,
1892, 1899. 1900, 1904; Managing Editor
Montreal Herald, 1895-1896; Assistant Ed-
itor, Ottawa Journal, from 1906; visited
Great Britain and Ireland in 1888 as a mem-
ber of the Toronto Amateur Lacrosse team,
on tour for the purpose of introducing the
game; President Press Gallery. Dommion
Parliament, 1909. Addreaa: The Journal.
Ottawa.

GAULT, A. Hamilton: Dir. Gault Bros.
h Co.; b. England, 1882; a. of Leslie H.
Gault, and Blarion A. Davidson; m. 1904,
Marguerite, d. of the late Hon. G. W.
Stephens. Educ.: j^hop^s Coll., Lennox-
ville and MoGill Univ. Was officer in the
5th Royal Highlanders, and served in Boer
War as subaJton in the 2nd Canadian
Mounted Rifles. Joined firm of Gault
Bros. & Co., of which he is now a dir. Dir.
Montreal Cotton Co., Van Allen Co.. Trent
Valley Woollen Mills, Crescent Mnfg. Co.,
Gault Bros., Winnipeg; Gault Bros., Van-
couver. Addreaa: 696 Sherbrooke St., W..
Montreal. Cluba: Mount Royal, St. James*.
Hunt, Racket, Royal St. Lawrence Yacht.
Jockey, Montreal.

GAULT* Major Charles Ernest, M.L.A.:
b. Montreal, Que.. 19 Sept., 1861; a. of
Matthew Hamilton Gault. and Elisabeth
J. Bourne; m. Florence Fairbanks. Educ:
Montreal High Sch. and preparatory Coll.;
Major in 5th Royal High., Canadian Mifitia;
elec. to represent St. Antoine Division,.
Montreal, in Jan., 1907, and again in June
1908. Addreaa: 128 Mackay^.. Montreal.
Cluba: Mount Royal, Montreal; Club and
Hunt Club, Montreal.

GAULT, Leslie HamUton; Pres. Gault
Bros. & Co.; b. Montreal, Que., 1856; a. of
Blatthew H. Gault, of Strabane, Ireland,
and Elisabeth I. Bourne, of England; m.
Marion A. Davidson, of Eastwoodhill.
Giffrock, Renfrewshire, Scotland: three a.
one d. Educ: Montreal High Sch., Gait
Coll. Inst. Entered firm of Gault Bros. A
Co., dry goods merchants, 1871 ; became a
partner, 1883; director 1896; president.
1903. Is connected with the cotton indus-
try of Can.; dir. Gault 's Ltd., of Winnipeg;
Gault Bros.. Ltd., Vancouver; Crescent
Mnfg. Co., Montreal; Van Allen Co., Ltd.,
Hamilton; Gov. Montreal Gen. Hospital.
Montreal Diocesan Theological Coll.; life
mem. M.A.A.A. Addreaa: 148 McTavish
Street. Montreal, Que. Cluba: St. James'.
C anada, Hunt. Montreal.

GAUTUIEB, Most Bev* Mgr. Charles
Hush* Archbishop of Kingston; b. Alexan-
dria, Ont.. 13 Nov., 1843: a. of Gabriel
Gauthier and Mary McKinnon; Educ:
Regiopolis Coll., Kingston. Consecrated
Archbishop of tOngston, 18 Oct., 1898.
Addreaa: Archbishop's Palace,King8ton.Ont.

GAUTHIEB«Mlss Josephine PhcBbe Eva s
b. Ottawa. Ont., 20 Sept., 1885; d. of Louis
Gauthier, C.E., and Parmelia Agnes La-
porte. Educ: Rideau St. Convent, Ottawa
Coll. Inst. Obtained musical educ. in
Ottawa; Paris, France, London, Eng.;
Milan, Italy. Operatic, oratorio and con-
cert singer. Made debut in Paris, 1904.
London, 1905. Toured England, Scotland,
and Canada in 1905. 1906, 1907; in Now
York, 1907. Made debut at Pavia, Italy,
in opera. 28 April. 1909, at Scheveningen.

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Holland, Aug.. 1909. at Ostende, Belgium,
9 Sept., 1909. RecrMtion*: outdoor exer-
cises. Addreases: 31 Mutchmor St., Ottawa.
Piaxa Cavour-^, Milano, Italy.

GAUTBEAU, Charles Arthur, B.A. (La-
val), M.P.; b. Isle Verte. Temisoouata Ck>..
Que., 29 Sept., 1860; s, of Louis N. Qauv-
reau, N.P., Sdgneur of Villeray, and Grac-
ienae Gauvreau; m. 1887. Gertrude Gauthier
of Montreal; three «. one d. Edue.: Coll. of
Rimouski, Laval Univ. Commr. Superior
Ct.; made N.P.. 1885. El. to H. of C. at
bye-el., 1897; re-el. at g. e., 1900, 1904,
1908. A(idreM:Stanfold,Que. CZub.-Fraser-
ville, Que.

OATS, Henry W.; Gen. Mgr. of the New
York & Ottawa Ry.; h. Brant, Erie Co.,
N.Y.. 21 March, 1849. «. of William and
Sarah W. Gave; Edue.: Dunkirk, N.Y.; m.
Nannie Keigiven: two «.: arrived in Can-
ada, February, 1899. Entered Ry. ser-
vice, 1 Jan., 1861, since which he has been
consecutively to Dec. 31. 1862, messenger,
and 1863-1864, telegraph operator Erie Ky.
at Dunkirk, N.Y.; 1864-1867, Asst. Cashier,
and 1867-69, cashier, Buffalo A Erie Ry.
same place; 1869-1874, cashier, and 1874-
77, gen. agt., Louisville & Cincinnati Mail
Line Steamers; 1877-79, gen. agt., and
1879-86, asst. gen. frt. agt., Cleveland Col-
umbus Cincinnati & Indianapolis R^.; 1881-
85, also gen. frt. agt. Indianapolis & St.
Louis Ry.; 1 July to 31 Oct., 1885, in charge
traffic; 1885-1886, supt.; 1886-89, mgr.
Wiggins Ferry Co., and East St. Louis
Connecting Ry., and operated lines at St.
Louis; 1889-94, gen. mgr. St. Louis Mer-
chants Bridge & Terminal Ry.; 1894-96.
traffic mgr. St. Louis Chicago & St. Paul Ry. ;
1896-99, gen. mgr. same road, and Chicago
Peoria A St. Louis Ry.; 1899-1900, gen.
mgr. New York & Ottawa Rd.; 1899-1900
also pres., and 1900-1905, receiver same
road; 1 March, 1905, to date, gen. mgr. New
York & Ottawa Ry., successor to the New
York & Ottawa Rd. Address: Alexandra
_ Hotel, Ottawa.

6EABT, George Besinald, K.C.; Mayor
of Toronto; h, Strathroy. Ont„ 12 Aug.,
1873; «. of Theophilas Jones Geary and
Mary Goodson Geary; unmarried. Edue,:
Up. Can. Coll., and tJniv. of Toronto; called
to the Bar, 1894; practices in Toronto;
Counsel for Prov. of Ont., in insurance in-
vestigation; School Trustee, 1903; Alder-
man m 1904-5-6-7; Candidate for Mayor in
1908, but was second in a field of five, Con-
troller, 1909. and elected by the largest vote
yet recorded for that office; elec. Mayor,
1910. Address: Wellesley St., Toronto.
Clubs: Toronto Golf, Albany, Toronto.

GEDDBS. George; b. Glen morris. Co.
Brant, Ont., 20 Sept., 1860; s, of George
Qeddes and Jane Ann Forbes; m. Maigaret
Alexander. Gait, Ont. ; one d. Edue.: Glen-
morris Pub. Sch.; farmer, then Mill Mgr.,
and now personal agency. Has been Trus-
tee 5 years; at present time, Mayor of St.
Thomas, Ont.; Pres.. Ontario Municipal
Association; Grand Councellor, K. of P.
Recreations: bowling and curling. Address:
St. Thomas, Ont. Clubs: Elgin Country
Club, Golf.

OEIKIE, Walter B., M.D., LL.D., CM.,
D.C.L.; b. at Edinburgh, Scotland, 8 May,

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1830; m. Feb., 1854, to Frances M. Wood-
house; two s. two d. Bduc: Edinbuigh,
Scotland; Toronto, Philadelphia; post grad.
work in London and Edinburgh; arrived
in Canada, July, 1843; life spent in general
practice and as a Medical Professor; has at
different times been in Victoria Medical
Dept. and in Trinity Medical CoU^ many
years on the Consulting Staff of Toronto
General Hospital; Founder Trinity Medical
Coll., 1870, and its Executive Officer from
1871 to 1903; representative of Trinity
Medical Coll., on Council of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ont. from 1877 to 1902. Re-
creations: travel. Address: Holsrwood Villa,
52 Maitland St.. Toronto.

GEOFFBION, Victor, B.C.L., K.C., M.
P.; 6. St. Simon, Bagot Co., Que., 23 Oct.'
1851; «. of Felix Geoff rion, and Catherine
Brodeur; m. 1884, Francesca, d. of the late
Hon. Senator Paquet, "of St. Cuthbert.
Edue.: St. Hyacinthe Coll., McGill Univ.
Practicing lawyer of the legal firm of
Geoffrion & Cusson, of Montreal. M.P. for
Chambly and Vercheres since 1899. Ad-
dress: 234 Mountain St., Montreal. Clubs:
Canada, Montreal.

GERALD, WtUiam John, I.S.O.. Depu-
ty Minister of Inland Revenue, Can.; b.

. Prescott, Ont., 27 July, 1850; s. of William
and Charlotte Gerald; m. Elisabeth Hams-
worth Billyard; two d. Edue.: St. Joseph's
Coll., St. Laurent, Montreal; entered Inland
Revenue Dept., 4 April, 1867; was collector
at Brantfora and London; Chief Inspector;
Asst. Commissioner, now Deputy Minister.
Address: 336 Metcalfe St., Ottawa.

GERMAN, William Manley, K.C.. M. P. ;
b. Prince Edward Co., Ont., 26 May. 1851;
8. of George German and Susan Garratt;
m. Henrietta Macdonnell; four s. one d.
Edue.: Common Sch., and Victoria Coll.,
Cobourg; called to the Bar, 1881; and began
practice of law in Welland; was Deputy
Reeve of Welland; elec. to the H. of C. 1891
and at elec. since that time. Address:
Welland, Ont. Club: Rideau. Ottawa.

GERYAIS, Honore Hlppoiyte Achllle,
K.C., LL.D., M.P.; b. Richelieu, Co. Rou-
ville. Que., 13 Aug., 1864; s. of Charles
Gervaifl and Adele Monty; m. 17 May, 1887,
Albina Robert, Montreal; d. of Joseph
Robert. Edue.: Petit Seminaire of Sainte
Marie de Monoir, and Laval Univ., Mon-
treal. Has been for 20 years in partner-
ship with Hon. H. B. Rainville. K.C.;
Speaker for some years of the Quebec Leg.;
now with Hon. Horace Archambault, K.C.,
Attorney General and Speaker and Mr.
Paul Rainville, LL.L., under the name of
Rainville, Gervais and Rainville: a candi-
date for the Liberal party in St. James'
Division, Montreal, bye election, 16 Feb..
1904, against J. H. G. Bergeron, and elected;
re-elec. 1904 and 1908; has been a member
of the Council of the Montreal Bar and
Batonnier G^ieral of the Bar of the Prov.
of Que.; Governor of "rEkmlePolvtechnique;
Promoter and €k)vemor of I'Ecole des
Hautes Etudes Commerciales of the Prov.
of Que.; A Gov. of Laval Univ.; Professor
of International Law and Civil Procedure
at Laval Univ.; membre-correspondant de
la Soci^t^ de Legislation compart de
France;" is a writer of several legal works;
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1905, and since; Liberal. Addreaa: 181 Berri
St., Montreal. Clubs: St. Denis, Montreal;
Rideau, Ottawa.

OIBBENS, WilUam; editor and propri-
etor of Ck>mwall Standard; h. London, Eng.,
7 June, 1854; «. of William J. and Emma
Gibbens; m. Florence S. Culbert, of Lind-
say, Ont.; one d. Educ: Priv. Sch., Dork-
ing, Surrey, and London. Came to Canada,
July, 1869. first engaged in commercial
work; newspaper experience commenced on
the Brockville Recorder; joined staff of the
Ottawa Citizen, 1876, and filled positions
of local reporter and city editor until 1880;
1880-1884. Rapid aty Standard and Min-
n^osa TrUmne in Manitoba, the Standard
being the first newspaper pubd. in the
Canadian Northwest, west of Portage la
Prairie, with the exception of the Battle-
ford Herald; returned to Ottawa, 1884, and
was mrtfc. dir. of the Citizen Pub. Co., until
1888; editor and imuu m i i.f the Cornwall
Standard since Aug., 188S; became prop-
rietor, 1907. Addreas: Cornwall, Ont.
Club: Cornwall.

GIBSON, Col. Hon. John Morrison, M.
A., LL.D., K.C., A.D.C., Lieut. -Governor
of Ontario; b. 1 Jan, 1842; m. (1st) Emily
Annie, d. of late Ralph Birrell, London;
(2nd) Caroline, d. of Hon. Adam Hope,
Senator; (3rd) EliKabeth, d. of late Judge
Malloch, of Brockville; four a. two rf. Educ.:
Central Sch., Hamilton; Univ. of Toronto.
(Prince of Wales Prize, medals in Classics
and Modem Languages, LL.B., with gold
medal, 1869; LL.D. honoris causa, 1903).
Barr. (U.C), 1867); Prov. See. of Ont.,
1889; Comm. of Crown Lands, 1896; At-
torney-Gen. 1899-1905; Q.C. 1890; Bencher
of Law Society of Up. Can., 1899; Lieut.-
Col. 13 Regt., Canadian Militia, 1876; Hon.
Lieut.-Col. 13th Regt., 1895; Hon. CoL, 1901
Colonel, Reserve of Officers, 1902; Colonel
Commanding 15th Brigade, Canadian Mil-
itia, 1903; Pres. Dominion of Canada Rifle
Association; Prince of Wales Prize, Wim-
bledon, 1879; Commander Canadian Rifle
Team to Wimbledon, 1881, and to Bisley,
1907; President Canadian Branch Red Cross
Society; President Dominion Power and
Transmission Company; Hon. A.D.C. to
Their Excellencies the Earl of Aberdeen
and the Earl of Minto, Governors-General
of Canada; Past Grand Master Grand Lodge
of Canada, A.F. and A.M.; Grand Com-
mander A. and A.S. Rite for Canada. Ad-
dress: Government House, Toronto. Clubs:
Toronto, National, Toronto; Hamilton.

GIBSON, Thomas William; Deputy
Minister of Mines for Ontario; b. Wroxeter,
Ont., 19 Feb., 1859; a, Alexander L. Gibson
and Janet F. Gibson; m. Jessie E. Brown;
two s. and four d. Educ: Wroxeter pub.
sch. Rockwood, Ont. (Academy). Clerk,
bookkeeper, journalist, manufacturer. Sec.
Bureau of Mines; Director, Bureau of
Mines, Deputy Minister of Mines; Publica-
tion: Official Reports. Recreations: canoe-
mg, gardening. Address: 84 De Lisle St.,
Toronto.

OrasON, Hon. William, Senator; b.
Peterhead, Scot.. 7 Aug., 1849; e. s. of the
late William Gibson and Lucritia Gilzeau;
tn. 1876, Jennie Hill (d. 1902), d. of the late
John F. Davidson, of Hamilton, Ont.; (2nd)
Margaret E., d. of the late Alex. Mackie,
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merchant of Peterhead, Scot, ; five d. Educ, :
Peterhead Acad. Railway Contractor, and
mem. Can. Soc. of Civil £ngT8.; owns and
operates two of the most acteiuive lime-
stone quarries in Canada near Beamsville
and Crookston. Ont. Pres. of the Bank of
Hamilton, of tile Hamilton Gas light Co.,
the Keewatin Lumber and Mfe. Co., the
Keewatin Power Co.; dir. of the Canada
Screw Co., the Canada Life Assur. Co„ of
the Hamilton Provident and Loan Soc.
First returned to H. of C, at g. e., 1891, for
Lincoln and Niagara; unseated, but re-el. at
bye^lec., 28 Jan., 1892; re-elec. at g. e.,
1896; defeated at g. e., 1900; Chief Whip.
Liberal Party for some years. Called to the
Senate. 11 Feb., 1902. Past Grand Master.
A.F. and A.M.; 33** active mem. of the
Supreme Council of Canada and Deputy for
Ontario. Recreation: travel. Address:
Beamsvill, Ont. Clubs: Hamilton, Com-
mercial, Hamilton; Toronto. National, Tor-
onto; Rideau, Ottawa.

6I6AULT, George Auguste, N.P., Dep.
Min. of Agric^ for Prov. of Quebec; b. St.
Mathias, Co., Rouville, Que., 23 Nov., 1846;
s. of Pierre Gigault, and Marguerite Wait;
m. Isabella Dillon; two a. five d. Educ:
St. Hyadnthe Sem. Admitted to profes-
sion of notary in 1867; apptd. Dep. Min.
of Agric. for Quebec, 1892. Represented
Rouville Co. in H. of C, 1878-1891. In
1884, moved for special Committee of which
he was chmn., wnose report led to estab-^
lishment in 1886 of Dom. Experimental
Farms. Publications: Report on a trip to
Denmark; report on establishment of Agri-
cultural Clubs in Prov. Quebec. Address:
Ste. Foy, Que.

GILBERT, Alexander Glen; b. George-
town, Demerara, 31 Dec., 1840; of Scotch
parentage; m. Susan Chamings, of Devon.,
Eng. Educ. : Glasgow, Scot. Came to Can-
ada in- 1860. Was engaged in Journalism,
chiefly on sta£f of Montreal Gazette, for
many years. Apptd. poultrv expert at
Central Experimental Farm, which position
still holds. Publications: Many pamphlets
and reports on Poultry keeping; "Montreal
and Maritime Provinces;" (pamph). Ad-
dreaa: Central Experimental Farm. Ottawa,
Ont.

GHX, Robert; b. Dundas, Ont., 30Sept.
1851; a. of William and Alison Sanderson
Gill; m. (Ist) Caroline Gilmour, e. d. of the
late John Gilmour, of Marchmount, Que.,
(d. 1884); (2nd) Anna Louisa Thistle, d. of
the late W. R. Thistle, P.L.S., of Ottawa;
four s. Educ: Up. Can. Coll., Toronto.
Has been Manager of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce, Ottawa, since 1887; previously
Manager of other branches, and Chief In-
spector for six years. Address: 281 O'Con-
nor St.. Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf,
Country, Ottawa; St. James*, Montreal.

GHXIES, Joseph Alexander, M.A . K.
C; 6. at Irish Cove, Cape Breton, 17 Sept..
1849; s. of John Gillies and Mary Isabella
Maclean; m. Josephene E. Bertrand; one
s. Educ: St. Frances Xavier Coll., Antig-
onish; graduated M.A., in 1871; Registrar
of probate, Cape Breton Co., from 1872 to
1887, when he resigned; elec. M.P. in 1891,
and sat in H. of C., until 1900. Addreaa:
Parklands, Sydney, Cape Breton. Cluba:
R.C.B.Y.C., Sydney, C.B.

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GIIXMOB, Hon. Daniel; Senator; b. St.
George, N.B.. 1 July. 184Q; «. of the late
Hon. A. H. Gillmor, Senator, and Hannah
Dawes Qillmor; m. Nov., 1877, Catherine
Sophia Duffy. Educ: St. George Sch.; a
merchant; mem. of the firm of O Brien and
Gillmor, St. George, and of the firm of
Chase And Sanbum, Montreal; Liberal.
Addrew: 4149 Dorchester St. W.. Montreal.

GILMOUB, John; Pres. of the Gilmour
h Hu^hson, Lumber Co.; h. Quebec, 22
April, 1849; «. of the late John Gilmour. a
native of Scotland; m. 1874, Jessie Miller
Mclimont; six «. one d. Succeeded to
control his father's extensive lumber busi-
ness, and is now Pres. of the Gilmour &.
Hu^hson Lumber Co., which owns extensive
limits on the Gatineau and operates a large
steam sawmill on the Ottawa River, near
the mouth of the Gatineau. Addreat: 29
Cartier St. , Ottawa. Club : Rideau . Ottawa.

GUJPm, Edwin, B.A., M.A., Hon. Dr.
Sc., Hon. LL.D. (Dalh.); I.S.O.. F.R.S.C;
6. Halifax, N.S., 28 Oct., 1860; a. of Edwin
Gilpin, Dean of N.S., and Amelia, y. d. of
the Hon. Justice Hahburton, "Sam Slick;"
m. Florence ^len, e. d. of Lewis Johnstone,
M.D., of Stellarton N.S.; one «. two d.
Edttc.: Halifax Gram. Sch. and King's
Coll., Windsor, N.S.; apptd Inspector of
Mines, N.S., 18/9; a member and Secretary,
Board of Examiners of Collery Officials,
N.S.. 1881: Deputy Commissioner of Pub.
Works and Mines, N.S., 1886; member of
many English, Canadian and American
Societies. Publicationa: nimierous and
valuable j>apers and books on the Geology,
etc., of N.S., and on mining subjects.
Recreationa: Boating. Adareaa: Edgemere,
Halifax, N.S. Club: HaUfax.

GIBABD, Joseph, M.P.; b. St. Urbain.
Charlevoix Co., Que., 2 Aug., 1864; a. of
Patrice Girard, and Marie Tremblay; m.
1876, Enuna Cote; three a. Educ: Quebec
Seminan^. An argiculturist. Pres., Agric.
Soc. of Lake St. John; Sec. of the Farmers'
Club; Pres. c^ the Dairy Soc. of Quebec
Prov. El. to Quebec Leg. Ass., at g. e.,
1892; re-el. at g. e.. 1897. El. to H. of C.
at g. e., 1900, for Chicoutimi and Saguenav;
re-^. at g. e., 1904, 1908. Addreaa: St.
Gedeon, Que.

GIBDWOOD, Gilbert P., Emeritus Pro-
fessor of Chemistry, McGill Univ., b. Lon-
don, En«. 22 Oct.. 1832; •. of G. F. Gird-
wood, M.D., Edinburgh, and d. of Rev.
Thos. Basely, Rector ot Lavenham, Suf-
folk; m. 1862, M. M., d. of late T. E. Black-
well, C.E., Managing Director G. T. R.; five
a. three a. Educ.: i)rivate sch., and St.
George's Sch. of Medicine. London. Passed
Coll. of Surgeons, London, 1854; House
Surgeon Liverpool Infirmary, 1864; joined
1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, as Asst.
Surgeon, 1864; came to Canada with 1st
Battalion; at Trent Affair. 1862; stationed
in Montreal; left the service on the Regt.,
returning to England; joined the Victoria
Volunteer Militia as surgeon; served during
Fenian Raid, 1866 (medal); promoted to
Medical Staff Officer of Militia of Canada;
took degree of M.D., CM. at McGill Univ.,
1866; apptd. Lecturer in Practical Chemis-
try in Medical Faculty of McGill Univ.,
1869; Professor of Practical Chemistry,
1872-94; Professor of Chemistry, 1879-1902;

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emeritus prof., 1902 to date; 12 years Sur-
geon to Montreal Dispensary, and for 12
years Surgeon to Montreal General Hospital
and is now Consulting Surgeon to both
institutions; is Director of Electrical Treat-
ment and X-Rays in Royal Victoria Hos-
pital, Montreal; ex-President of the Roent-
gen Society of America; Vice-President,
Canadian Branch Society of Chemical In-
dustry; Fellow of the Chemical Society of
the Chemical Institute of Great Britam
of the Society of Public Analysts, of the
Society of Chemical Industry, of the Royal
Society of Canada, of the Natural Hietory
Society and Microscopical Society of Mon-
treal. Publicationa: on Testing for Stry-
chine, in the Lancet, 1866: on Dislocation
of Phalanges, Montreal Medical Journal; on
a case of Poisoning by Strychnine, Montreal
Medical Journal, 1866; on Stereoskiagraphy
and Stereoscopic Vision, Montreal Medical
Jovimal, 1900; Address as Pres. of Chemical
Section of R. S. C, vol. xii., 1894; on Stere-
omicropaphy in Transactions of Royal
Microscopical Society, Feb., 1901, etc.
Recreationa: won mile race open to all
officers in British Army, Aldershot, 1866;
athletic exercise; boating. Addreaa: 111
University Street, Montreal. Clnb: St.
James', Montreal. ^ ^

GIBOuIbD, Hon. Desire, B.C.L., D.C.
L. (McGill); Judge of the Supreme Court
of Canada; 6. St. Timothee, Que.. 7 July,
1836; a. of J^r^mie Girouard and Hvppohte
Picard; m. 1862, Marie Mathilde, d. of the
late John Pratt, of Montreal. Educ: Mon-
treal Coll. , studied law under the late Edward
Carter, Q.C. Unsuccessful Can. for H. of C.
at g. e., 1872 for constituency of Jacques
Cartier; 1874, for Beauhamois; 1876. 1878.
for Jacques Cartier, but thereafter el. and
held seat for Jacques Cartier until 1896.
In latter yr. refused seat in the Dom,
Cabinet, on personal grounds. In col-
laboration with the late W. H. Kerr. Q.C.
Sir Louis Jette, the late H. F. Rainville and
Mr. J. A. Perkins, K.C.; carried on "La
Revue Critique," which forced the downfall
of the Que. Court of Appeals, 1 874. Apptd.
28 Sept.. 1895, to the Supreme Ct. of Can.,
of which he is now Senior Judjo^e. Pubhca-
tiona: Considerations sur les Lois Civiles du
Marriage, also an essay on Insolvent Act of
1868; a work on Bills of Exchange: "Lake
St. Louis, Old and New," and "Chevaher
de la Salle." Addreaa: 398 Wilbrod St.,
Ottawa; "Quatre Vents," Dorval, Que.
(Summer). Cluba: Rideau, Golf, Ottawa;
Royal Montreal Golf, Royal St. Lawrence
Yacbt, Dorval.

GntOUABD, Lieut.-Col. Sir Edouard
Percy Cranwell, R.E.. K.C.M.G., C.
B., D.S.O.; Governor and Commander-in-
Cmef of Northern Nigeria; b. Montreal, 26
Jan., 1867; a. of Hon. D. Girouard. one of
the Judges of the Supreme Court of Canada;
m. 1903, Mary Gwendolen, o. c. of Sir Rich-
ard Solomon, K.C.M.G., C.B.. Attorney-
General for the Transvaal. Educ: Royal
Military Coll., Kingston. Entered British
Army, 1888; Major, 1899; served Dongola
Expeditionary Force, 1896 (despatches
brevet of Major, D.S.O., British medal,
Khedive's medal with two clasps); Nile
Expedition, 1897 (despatches, clasp); rail-
way traffic manager. Royal Arsenal, Wool-

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wich, 1890-95; Director of Soudan railwaya,
1896-98; President of Egyptian Railway
Board, 1898-99 (2nd class Medjidie); Dir-
ector of Railways, South Africa, 1899-1902
(despatches); Commissioner of Railways,
Transvaal and Orange River Colony. 1902-
4; A.Q.M.G.. Western Conmiand, Cnester,
1906; apptd. to present position, 1907.
Publicatton: History of the Railways during
the War in South Africa. Address: St.
James's Court, bucking ham Gate, S.W.
Clubs: Brooks's, Army and Navy.

OIROUARD, Hon. Jean, M.D., M.L.C.:
6. St. Benoit, Que., 7 March, 1856; s. of
Jean Joseph Girouard, notary, and Marie
Emelie Berthelot; m. 1883, Lydia, d, of
Hon. M. Laviolette, former Legis. Coun-
cillor for Delorimier: two «. two d, Educ:
St. Sulpice Seminary Montreal. Apptd.
L^is. Councillor for Delorimier, 27 Mar.,
1897; a physician; has practised for thirty
years. Recreations: hunting and fishing.
Address: 54 St. Charles St., Longueuil, Que.

CUSBOBNE, Francis Hernaman; b.
Brigua, Newfoundland. 19 May, 1858; 2nd
a. of the late Frederick Newton Gisborne,
the well known Electrical Engineer; m.
Edith D. Himsworth, 2nd d. of Frederick
H. Himsworth, barrister; four s. two d.
Educ: London, Eng,, Coll. Sch., Windsor,
N.S., and private tutor; called to the Bar
of N.S., in 1880; for two years Asst. Engr.
of Govt. Telegraphs; associate member of
the Inst, of Elec. Engineers. Apptd. to
the legal stafif of the Dept. of Justice of
Canada in 1882, and Secretary of the Depart-
ment in 1909; Counsel to the Canadian
Commissioners at the making of the Inter-
national regulations for the protection of
the fisheries imder the treaty with the U.S.
A member of the Diocesan, Provincial and
General S3mods of the Church of England
m Canada, and Registrar of the General
Synod. A member of the Board of the
Missionary Society, and a member of the
Anglican Executive of the Layman's Miss.
Movement, and also Sunday School Com-
mission. Recreations: canoeing, horticulture
Address: 110 Cartier St., Ottawa.

<JLj|J)U, Joseph Ernest Oscar, B.A.,
M.P., 6. St. FranccMs du Lac, Yamaska Co.,
25 Oct.. 1870; s. of Victor Gladu and Mary
Gill; m. 16 Nov., 1900, Isabella Boucher
{deceased). Educ: St. Mary's Coll., Mon-
treal; elec. to the House of Commons, 1904-
1908; Roman Catholic; Liberal. Address:
St. Francois du Lac, Que.

GOBEIL, Antoine, B.A., I.S.O.; h. St.
Jean, Island of Orleans, Que., 22 Sept.,
1854; s, of Antoine Gobeil and El^onore
Pouliot; m. Blanche Gingras; two «. two d.
Educ: Seminary of Quebec; Laval Univ.,
entered the Civil Service in 1872, and
retired 1st January, 1908; admitted to the
bar, Province of Quebec, in 1902; now
practicing in Montreal; was Law Clerk of
Department of Public Works at Ottawa,
from 1880 to 1886; Secretary from 1886 to
1891, and Deputy Minister, 1891 to 1908,
when accepted pension. Address: The
Marlborough, Montreal; "Aux Quartre
Vents." St. Laurent, Island of Orleans, Que.
Clvb: Rideau, Ottawa.

©ODBOUT, Hon. Joseph, M.D.; Sena-
tor; b. St. Vital de Lambton, Co. of Beauce,
Que.; m. (1st) Rachael Audet, Que., 8 Oct.,
92

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1878 (d. 21 Jan., 1881); (2nd) Mrs. G. N.
Fauteaux (nee St. Pierre). Educ: Laval
Univ. and Quebec Seminary; graduated in
medicine, 1877, and moved to St. Francois,
when he followed his profession for 21 yrs.
Elected Governor of the Bureau of Phy-
sicians, Que., July, 1896; Mayor of St.
Francois, Beauce, Jan., 1898; first elec. to
the H. of C, 1887, and re-elec.. 1891-1896-
1900; called to the Senate, 4 April. 1901;
Liberal. Address: St. Francois, Beauce,
Quebec.

60DB0UT, Joseph Arthur, LL.B.. M.
L.A.; h. 13 Dec., 1872, Lambton, Beauce
Co., Quebec; s. of Joseph Godbout and
Lucil Roy; m. Cdrinne PouUn; five s. one d.
Educ: Seminary of Quebec, and Laval
Univ., Quebec. An advocat, 1898. Elec.
to Leg. Ass. of Que., 1902; re-elected by
acclam. 1904. and 1908. Address: St.
George's, Beauce Co., Que.

GOOD, BLenry John Prescott Wllshere;
b. Solihull, nr. Birmingham, Eng., 22 Nov.,
1848; s. of John Presley Good, M.A., and
Clara Louise Rogers; m. Helen MacClude;
three s. two d, Educ: privately, Shore-
ham, and King's Coll. Arrived Canada,
30 June, 1869. For many years sporting
editor Mail and Empire; editor. Sunday
World, Canadian Sportsman. PvhlicaHons:
Many short stories. Recreations: racing,
bowUng, curling. Address: 644 Manning
Ave., Toronto. Club: Albany, Toronto.

GOODEBHAM, George Horace, M.L.A.;
b. Toronto, 18 April, 1868; s. of George
Gooderham, one of the founders of the
distillery firm of Gooderham & Worts; m.
Maude, d. of late H. S. Northrup. Educ:
Toronto Model Sch., and Jarvis Street Coll.
Inst. A manufacturer and capitalist. Mem.
of the Toronto Sch. Bd., 1899-1903; Chn.
of the Bd. of Education, 1904. First fel. to
Ont. Legis. at g. e., 1908. Addresses: 49
Wellington St (Bus.); 204 St. George St..
Toront o.

OOODETE, Arthur Samuel, M.P.; 6.
Guelph, Ont., 15 Dec., 1860; s. of Arthur
H. (W>deve, and Caroline Higginson; m.
Ellen E. Spence; four s, two d. Educ:
Guelph Pub. and High Sch. Medalist,
Ont. College of Pharmacy; Mayor of Ross-
land, B.C., 1899-1900; Provincial Secretary.
McBride Government, 1902; Provincial
Forestry Commissioner, 1909. Address:
Rossland, B.C. Club: Kossland.

GOODWIN, William Lanton, B.Sc, D.
Sc; F.R.S.C.; 6. Bale Verte, New Bruns-
wick, 30 April, 1866: s. of Edward Chappell
Goodwin (descended from a Massachusetts
family of that name, members of which
came to New Brunswick with Monckton's
army, 1764), and Mar^^aret Carey, g. d. of
John Carey, an officer m a Highland Regt.;
m. 1886, Christina Murray, d. of Rev. Wm.
Murray, of Earlton, N.S., and of Kingston.
Jamaica. Educ: Mount Allison Academy
and Univ., Sackville, N.B.; Edinburgh
Univ.; Heidelberg; London. Canadian Gil-
christ Scholar, 1877-80; Demonstrator of
Chemistry in Univ. of Edinburgh, 1879-80;
Demonstrator of Chemistry with Prof.
Wm. Ramsay, Univ. Coll., Bristol, 1881-
1882; Prof, of Chemistry, etc., Mount Al-
lison, 1882-83; Professor of Chemistry.
Queen's Univ., 1883-92; Director of the
Sch. of Mining, Queen's Univ., Kingston.

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1893-1906. Publicatioiu: A Text-book of
Chemistryj papers in Transactions of B. S.,
Bdinburgh; Berichte der deut. chem.
Gesellsch.; Chemical News; Nature; Cana-
dian Mining Review, etc. Recreations: fish-
ing, music, study of birds and thor songs. -
Address: 3 Alice St., Kingston, Ont.

GORDON, BeT. Charles WllUam ("Ralph
Connor"), B.A., D.D., LL.D., F.R.S.C.; b.
Indian Lands, Glengarry Co., Ont., 13
Sept., 1860; «. of Rev. Daniel Gordon and
Mary Rob^tson; m. Helm King, B.A., d.
of Rev. Principal King of Manitoba Coll.,
Winnip^; one s. four a. Educ: Pub. Sch.,
Athol, Ont., and Harrington, Ont. High
Sch., St. Ma^'s Ont., XJniv. of Toronto:
Theological Coll., Knox, Toronto, and
Edinburgh, In Glengarry Co. until 11 yrs.
of age: Oxford Co., High Sch. until 1879;
grad. from Toronto Umv., 1883, and from
Knox Coll., Toronto, 1887; New College,
Edinburgh, 1887-1888; continental bicycle
tour with five companions, 1888; missionary
in the Rocky Mountains, until 1893; rep-
resented the Canadian Church in Great
Britain, in 1893; St. Stephen's Church,
Winnipeg, 1894, until the present time.
PiOtlications: "Black Rock,'*^ 1898; "Sky
Pilot," 1899; Man from Glengarry," 1906;
"Glengarry School Days," 1902;" "The
Prospector," 1904; "Beyond the Marshes,"
1900; "The Pilot at Sevan Creek," 1903;
"The Doctor," 1906; "The Angel and the
Star," 1907; "Life of James Kobertson,".
1908; "The Fora^ner," 1909. Address: 667
Broadway, Winmp^, Man.; Kenora, Lake
of the Woods, Ont.

GORDON, The Very Rev. Daniel Miner,
M.A., B.D., D.D., LL.D., Principal of
Queen's University, Kingston; b. Picton,
N.S., 30 Jan., 1846; s. of William Gordon
and Amelia Miner; m. Eliza s. d. of Rev.
John Maclennan (d. 1910); three s. two d.
Educ: Pictou Academy, Univ. of Glasgow,
and Univ. of Berlin; ordained to the Min-
istry of the Church of Scot., Aug., 1866;
Pastor of St. Andrew's Church, Ottawa,
1867-1882; of Knox College, Winnipeg,
1882-1887; Hon. Chaplain of 90th R^..
Winnipeg lUfles, through North-West Re-
bellion campaign, in 1885, accompanying
the fighting columi) under Gen'l. Middleton;
Pastor of St. Andrew's Church, Halifax.
1887-1894; apptd. Professor of Systematic
Theology in Presbyterian Coll., Halifax.
In 1903, succeeded the late Principal Grant
as Principal of Queen's Univ., Kingston.
Publications: In 1880, "Mountain and
Prairie." Recreations: boating, golf and
skating. Address: Queen's Univ., Kingston.
Club: Frontenac, Kingston.

GORDON, David Alexander, M.P.; b.
Wallaceburg, Ont., 18 Jan., 1868; s. of
Aaron Grordon and Jane Steinhoff; m. 8
April, 1884. Rose Fox. Bay City, Mich.
Educ: Wallaceburg Pub. Sch. Has been
Town Councillor and was Mayor of Wallace-
burg foe three years in succession; elec.
to the H. of C, 1904 and 1908; Church of
England; Liberal. Address: Wallaceburg,
Ont.

GORDON, George, M.P.; b. Pakenham,
Ont., 2 May, 1866; «. of Alexander Gordon,
«id Elizabeth Fraser; m. 30 Aug., 1894,
A. E. Parry, Dunnville. Ont.; three d.
Sduc: Pembroke High School afad Pub.

Schs. Dir. Temagami Lumber Co., Ltd.,
Cache Bay Lumber Co., Ltd., A. J, Young
Co., Ltd., Strong Lumber Co., Ltd., Lover-
ing Lumber Co., Ltd., and George Gordon
& Co. Contesteid Nipissing .« n 1 904, but was
defeated; first elec. to H. of C, 1908;
Presbytcaian; Conservative. Address:
Sturgeon Falls, Ont.

GORDONt Henry Bauld, F.R.A.I.C.,
O.A.A.; b. Toronto, Ont., 30 Jan, 1864; s.
Thomas and Elizabeth Hamilton; m. (Ist)
Mary Re3^old8; (2nd) E. h. Skinner; two
s. and one d. Educ: Model School; studied
with late Henry Langly; spent three years
in Far East practicing Architecture. Ad-
dress: 467 Spadfiia Ave.. Toronto, Chit.

GORDON, James T., M.L.A.; b. Hast-
ings Co., Ont., 24 Dec., 1869; s. of John and
Sarah Gordon; m. 1886, Merle Baldwin,
of King, Ont. Educ: Com. Sch., Tweed,
Ont. Removed to Winnipeg in 1880, and
commenced to work in a lumber yard.
Subsequently went into business of cattle
exportmg with Robt. Ironside. First built
and owns largest abattoir west of St. Paul,
and has cold storage plants at Kenora,
Fort Winnipeg, Sault Ste. Marie, and
Montreal. Company's ranches on Little
Bow River, Alta.; employs some 1,600 or
1,700 men during season. El. to Manitoba
Legis. at bye-el., 1901; re-el. at g. e., 1903,
and 1907. Address: Winnipeg.

GORMAN, Michael James, LL. B. , K. C. ;
b. Pembroke, Ont., 16 Sept., 1866; s. of
James Gorman and Mary Ouellette; m.
Mary Frances O'Meara, of Pembroke; three
d. Educ: Ottawa Univ., Toronto Univ.
Admitted to the Bar 30 Jan., 1880. Pub-
lication: "Grorman's County Court Manual."
Address: 291 Nelson St., Ottawa.

GORMUIJL.T, Joseph James, K.C.; 6.
England, 1846; widower; one s. two d.
Educ: in England, a leading barrister in
Ottawa. Address: 138 Daly Ave., Ottawa,
Ont. Clubs: Rideau, Country, Ottawa;
Mount Royal, Montreal.

GOSNELL, R. Edward; Sec. of Forestry
Comn. for B.C.; b. Lake Beauport, Seign-
iory of St. Francis, Que., 1860; m. 1887,
Agnes Wilson {deceased); one d. Taught
sen. for a short time, and then entered into
journalism; joined the staff of the Chatham
Tribune, and subsequently ed. the Port
Hope Times, and the Chatham Planet', re-
moved to B.C., 1888, and joined staff of
the Vancouver News Advertiser; apptd.
Commr. of the B.C. Exhibit. Assn., 1890;
apptd. Census Commr. for the New West-
minster Dist., 1891; made Librarian and
Sec. of the Bureau of Statistics and His-
torical Information for B.C.; for many yrs.
ecdtoj of the Victoria Colonist, and Assoc,
editor of the Winnipeg Commercial; now
Sec. of the B. C. Forestry Comn., 1909-10.
Publications: A year Book of B.C., 1896; an
occasional contributor to mags. Address:
Victoria, B.C.

GOSSELlN, L'Abbe Auguste Honore,
Lit.D. (Laval), LL.D. (Ottawa), F.R.^C;
b. St. Charles de Bellechasse. Que., 29 Dec,
1843; s. of Joseph Gosselin, and Angele
Labrie. Educ: Laval Univ., Qufebec. Or-
dained to priesthood^ and for some time
was sec. to the Archbishop of Quebec; then
cur^ for 25 yrs. Retired from ministry,
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Publicatioiu: Life of Mgr. de L^val, first
Bishop of Quebec; Le Docteur Labrie;
Champlain on the Hudson; Abbe Pioquet,
founder of Oedensburg, and many other
historical works. Address: St. Charles de
Beliechasse, Que. ^ ^ ,

OOUIN, Sir Lomer, B.C.L. (Laval
Univ.); Premier of the Prov. of Quebec; b.
Grondines, Que., 19 March, 1861; «. of J.
Goiiin, M.D., and Victoire Seraphine
Fugere; m. 1888, Eliza, d. of the late
Honore Mercier; two «. Educ: Sorel Coll.,
Levis, Coll., Laval Univ., Montreal. Stud-
ied law under Sir John Abbott and after-
wards under Hon. R. Laflamme, formerly
Minister of Justice; called»to the Bar, 1884.
Unsuccessfully contested Richelieu Co. at

5. e., in 1891; was retvimed for the St.
ames Division of Montreal for the local
House in 1897; el. to Montreal City Council,
1900, but receiving the portfolio of Public
Works in the Parent admn., he resigned
from the Council; resigned from Ministry,
1906, and called upon to form a cabinet
by the Lieut. -Gov.; was sworn in as Prime
ftlinister in 1905; mem. of the Council of
Public Instruction, Board of Control of
La Banque Provinciale du Canada; director
of Mount Royal Fire Ins. Co.; Knighted by
Prince of Wales on occasion Quebec Ter-
centenial, 1908. Address: Quebec. Clubs:
Canadien, St. Denis, Reform, Canada. Mon;
treal; Grarrison, Quebec.

GOULD, Ashley Mulgrave; 6. Lower
Horton, N.S., Oct. ,1859; «. Charles Ed-
ward and Mary Jane Fuller Gould; m. 1888,
Margaret, d. Horace J. and Flbra M. Gray.
Early ed'n pub. and high schs., North-
ampton, Mass.; graduated Amherst, 1881,
Georgetown Univ. Law Sch., 1884; admitted
to bar of D. C, Apr.. 1884. Was mem.
Md. Ho. of Dels., 1898 (Rep. caucus nomi-
nee for speaker); since May, 1901, U.S. atty.
for D. C. Prof, law of contracts, domestic
relations and criminal law in law dept.
Georgetown Univ. Apptd. Asso. Justice
Supreme Court., Dist. of Columbia, Dec. 8,
1902. Address: 1931 16th St., N. W.,
Washington, D.C.

GOULD, Elgin B. L.,B.A., Ph.D., 6. Osh-
awa, Ont., 15 Aug., 1860; s. of John T.
and Emily Adelaide Gould; m. 1887, Mary
Hurst, d. ol late Lyttleton B. Pumell, Balti-
more; three s. one d. Educ: Toronto (priv-
ate school); Victoria Univ., Johns Hopkins
Univ.. Baltimore; Pres. City and Suburban
Homes Company. New York, and 34th St.,
National Bank; formerly statistical expert
in charge of various investigations for the
U.S. Department of Labour; formerly Lec-
turer at Johns Hopkins and Professor Chi-
cago Universities; Chamberlain of city of
New York, 1902-1904; takes an active
interest in public, religious, and philan-
thropic affairs; prominent in Citizen's Un-
ion, New York's reform municipal party.
Vestryman and Treasurer, St. Bartholo-
mew's Church. Publications: The Gothen-
burgSystem of Liquor Traffic; Housing of
tHb Working People; Public Control of the
Liauor Traffic; The Social Condition of
Labour; Civic Reform and Social Progress.
Recreations :go\i, fishing. Address: ZOl West
77th Street. New York. Clubs: aty. Cen-
tury, National Arts, St. Andrew's Golf,
Baltimore Country.
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GOULD^ Harvey James; b, Uxbridge,
Ont., 1 May, 1867; s. Joseph Gould, cx-M.P.
m. Martha Sharp, sister of S. Sharp, M.P.,
and Wm. Sharp, M.P. ; four «. two d. Educ. :
Uxbridge, Toronto, and Rockwood; Alder-
man, Reeve and Mayor of Uxbridge and
Warden of Ont. Co.; President of Board of
Trade; President of Midland Coal Ass'n.;
Chairman of Presbyterian Church Board;
P.D.D.G.M. of A.F. and A.M. Address:
Uxbridge, Ont.

GOUBDEAU DE BEAULIEU, Ueut.-
CoL Francois F. £•; b. Quebec, 16
Oct., 1846; s. of Francois Gourdeau de
Beaulieu, and Thesille Marcoux; m. Clara
Paston, Quebec; one d. Educ: Quebec
Seminary. In pub. service of Canada for
over 45 yrs.; Dep. Min. of Marine and
Fisheries, 1896-1909. when request for
superannuation granted. An officer of the
Legion of Honour of France, 1905; a Dom.
Commr. to Paris Exhibition, 1900; hon.
Col. of Princess Louise Dragoon Guards,
Ottawa. Recreation: hunting. Address:
27 Goulboum Av., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau,
Elka, Hunt, Ottawa; Montreal; Century,
Ogdensburg, N.Y.

GOWEB; see Leveson-Gower.

GBACE, John D. 6.; b. Almonte, Ont.,
Sept., 1870; s. of James Grace, and Mary
Foley ; unmarried. JErcfuc: Almonte; Ram-
say; Ottawa; in journalism in Ottawa for
many yrs. on the staff of the Free Press and
Journal; editor and i>Top. of United Canada,
which he founded in 1888; ex-pres., St.
Patrick's Lit. Soc. Is an ardent supporter
of all athletic sports. Address: 31 Slater
St., Ottawa.

GBAHAM, Lleut.-Col. Alexander Petrie,
Pres. of Canadian Club of Boston, Mass. ; b.
Hamilton, Ont., 18 March, 1864; m. Blanche
Adams of Haverhill, Mass.; one s. Educ:
Hamilton. Served with Q.O.R., in N. W.
Rebellion, 1885. In business at Boston,
Mass. since 1889; Past Commander, British
Naval and Mil. Veterans of Mass., and
headed del. which presented address to
Duke of Cornwall and York at St. John,
N.B., 1901; mem. Ancient and Hon. Arty.
Co. of Mass.. and accompanied Regt. in its
visit to England some yrs. ago; one of the
founders of the Can. Club of Boston. Re-
creations: Lacrosse, horses, tennis. Address:
275 Main St^HaverWU. Mass., U.S.A.

OBAHAM, Hon. George Perry, M.P.,
LL.D., Minister of Railway and Canals; b.
Eganville. Ont., 31 Mar., 1859; s. of late
Rev. W. H. Graham and late Eleanor
Stevenson; m.- Carrie L. Southworthj two.
s. Educ: High Sch., Iroquois; Momsburg
Collegiate Inst. Taught school; received
a practical business training; journalist for
25 years; editor of Daily Recorder, Brook-
ville; elected to Ontario Legislature. 1898;
made Provincial Secretary, 1906; Govern-
ment defeated six months later. Became
Leader of the Opposition shortly after. In
Aug., 1907. called to Federal Government
by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, as Minister of Rail-
ways and Canals. Address: Ottawa and
Brockville, Ont. Clubs: Brockville; Xaur-
entian, Ottawa; Ontario. Toronto.

GBAHAM, Sir Hugh, LL.D. (Glasgow),
K.B.: b. Athelstan, Quebec, 1848; «. of
Rob^ Walker Graham and Marion Gard-
ner; m» Annie Beekman Hamilton; one d.

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£due.: Huatipgdon, Que. Founder and
proprietor of Montreal Daily and Weekly
Star, two of the most successful newspapers
in Canada; Knighted. 1908, by His Majerty
in recognition of eminent services in many
philanthropic entwprises. Leader in sup-
pression of smallpox epidemic, 1885; initiat-
ed Fresh Air Fund m Montreal; insured
lives of members of First Canadian Con-
tingent to South Alrioay 1899, each in
$1,000.00 for benefit of their families; or-
ganised children's Patriotic Fund for fami-
lies of British soldiers, delegate to imp.
press confce, 1909; and chairman of Cana-
dian section. AddreM: 538 Sherbrooke St.
W., Montreal. Club»: Moimt Royal, St.
James', Montreal.
GBAHAM, Robert James; h. Belleville,
Ont., 2 April. 1860; «. of Kitchan Graham
and E. A. Roblin; m. Grace A. Robhn; four
s. three d. Educ: Belleville, Ont. Mayor
of Belleville, 1901-03; Pres., Board of Trade,
1907-08; Pres. of Canadian Club* on organi- |
xation; Pres., Y.M.C.A., for several years:
Pres. New Brunswick Cold Storage Co., and
several other industrial concerns. Recrea-
tions: travels abroad. Address: Belleville,
Ont. Clubs: Imperial Belleville; Union, St.
John, N.B.
GBAHAM, Hon. WaUace, 6. A., K.C..
Judge in Equity of Supreme Court and of
Court for Invorce in N.S.; 6. Antigonish,
N.S., 15 Jan., 1848; s. of David Graham and
Mary Elizabeth Bigelow; m. Annie Lyons,
of Comwallis, N.S.; one s. two d, Educ:
Acadia Coll. Called to Bar. 1871; Q.C..
1881; standing counsel in N.S. for Govt, of
Canaida 8 yrs.; apptd. on Commission to
revise Statutes of Canada, 1888; and to
revise Statutes of N.S., 1898. Governor of
Dalhousie Coll., Halifax. Address.- 37 South
Park Street^alifax. Club: Halifax.
GRANGE, kdward Wilkinson, B.A.
(Toronto); journalist: 6. Napanee, Ont.,
4 July, 1876; s. of A. W. Grange and Anna-
bella Daly; unmarried. Educ.: Napanee
Coll. Inst., Victoria Univ. On staflf of
Toronto News, 1899-03; Mail and Emjnre,
1903-06; Ottawa corr. Toronto Olobe since
Jan., 1907: also Ottawa Corr. for the Winni-
peg Free Press, Halifax Chronicle, St. John
Sun, Montreal Le Canada, Vancouver
World, Victoria Times, The Standard, and
Standard of Empire, London, Eng.; Chicago
Triune, , etc. Address: Gloucester Apts.;
Press Gallery, Ottawa.
GRANT, George Davidson; Barrister-
at-Law; h. Waterdown, Went worth Co.,
Ont., 25 June, 1870; s. of Rev. Robert N.
Grant, D.D., and Marian E. McMuIlen;
unm^ried. Educ: Com. Sch., Coll. Inst.,
and Osgoode Hall. First el. to H. of C, 10
March, 1903; elected again at g. e., 1904 for
newly constituted riding of N. Ontario; el.
in Jan., 1905^ Liberal Whip for Ont.; elec.
Chairman of Comm. on Standing Orders;
unsuccessful at g. e., 1908. Address: Oril-
tta,Ont.
GRANT, Gordon, C.E., Chief Engineer
National Transcontinental Railway Com-
nuBsaon; h: Du£Ftown, Banffshire, Scotland,
2 Jan., 1865; s. Peter Grant, C.E.. and Helen
Gordon; m. Katherine McCarthy, d. of late
Wm. McCarthy. C.E.; two d. Educ:
Ottawa Bus. Coll. and Ottawa Univ.; ar-
rived Can., Sept., 1872; 1881-7. engaged nn

railway construction in Argentina; 1887-90,
similar work on Intercolonial Ry.. Canada,
Cape Breton branch; 1890-93. Can. Pac.
Ry.; 1893-95, East Coast Florida Ry., U.S.
A.; 1895-1905, Can. Pac. Ry.: 1905 to date,
Nat. Trans. Ry.; apptd. chief engineer,
1909. Address: 58 Sweetland AV., Ottawa.
Club: Rideau, Ottawa.
GRANT, Sir James Alexander, « M.D.,
K.C.M.G.; b. Inverness, Scot.; 1831. m.
Maria, d. of- Edward Mallock, Educ: -
Qifeen's Coll., Kingston, Ont.; London;
Edinburgh. M.P. for Co. of Russell.
1863-73; Ottawa. 1892-96; introduced
Pacific Railway Bill to construct the
present Trans-continental Railroad, 1892;
President Tuberculosis Association of Can-
ada. 1901-2; President R.S.C., 1903; hon.
phy., Govs. Gen. of Canada; Knighted 1885.
Publicaiions: Essays on Medical, Surgical,
and Scientific Subjects in the Journals of
Canada, United States, and Elngland; Or-
ganic Heart Disease. Recreations: chiefly
m field of Geology ;has made a large collection
Silurian fossils. Address: 150 0gin Street,
Ottawa. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.
GRANT, William lAWSon, M.A.; b. Hal-
ifax, N.S.. 2 Nov., 1872; s. of Georse Monro
Grant and Jessie Lawson. Educ : Kingston
Collegiate Institute, Queens' Univ., King-
ston, Balliol Coll., Oxford and Univ. of
Paris. Graduated Oxford, 1898; Master at
Up. Can. Coll., Toronto, 1898-1902; Master
at St. Andrew's Coll., Toronto, 1902-04;
studied in Paris, 1904-06; Lecturer in Col-
onial History at Oxford, 1906. Publica-
tions: Principal Grant, a biography (in
colloboration with C. F. Hamilton), 1904;
Voyages of Samuel de Champlain (1907);
Lescarbot's History of New France (1908-
09), Canadian Constitutional documents
(with H. E. Egerton) 1908; Acts of the
Privy Council (Colonial Series), 1908-10,
various magazine articles. Address: 10
Park Terrace, Oxford; Balliol Coll., Oxford,
Eng.
GRASETT, Lieut.-Col. Henry James;
Chief Constable of Toronto; b. Toronto,
18 June, 1847; s. of the Very Rev. the Dean
of Toronto; m. Miss Parke, of London,
Eng.; Educ: Leamington Coll., England.
Served with Q. O. R., in 1866; present at
the battle of Lime Ridge; joined the 100th
Prince of Wales Royal Can. Regt. (now
Leinsters) as ensign in 1867; retired 1875;
apptd. lieut.-Col. of the Royal Grenadiers,
1880, and commanded that Corps through-
out the N. W. Rebellion- being present at
the engagements of Fish Oeek and Batoche
(mentioned in despatches). Apptd. Chief
Constable of Toronto, Dec., 1886, which
position he still holds. Address: 66 St. Pat-
rick St., Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, Royal
Canadian Yacht, Hunt, Military Inst.,
Toronto.
GREEN, Robert Francis; 6. Peterbor-
ough, Ont., 14 Nov., 1861 j s. of Benjamin
Green and Rebecca A. Lipsett; m. 1889,
Celia, d. of P. Macdonnell, of Erie, Pa.
Educ: Pub. and High Schs., Peterborough.
Removed to Erie, Pa^. when nineteen yrs.
of age. Joined C. P. R. sta£F at Winnipeg,
1882. Served in North-West RebelUon,
1885; opened general store at Revelstoke,
B.C. that yr., and later engaged actively in
mining. First el. to B. C. Legis. for Sloean,

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1898; apptd. chief commr. of Lands and
Works, 5 Nov., 1903; resigned 1907. Ad-
dr«»«; Kaslo, B.C. ^ ^ . ^..

GBEENWOOD, Hamar, B.A.; h. Whit-
by, Ont.. 1870; «. of John Hamar Green-
wood i,aecea9ed)t Barr.-at-Law, Whitby.
Ont., and Charlotte Hubbard (d«cea«ecOt of
United Empire Loyalist stock; unmarried.
Educ.: Whitby Collegiate Inst, and Toronto
Univ. Eight years Lieut, in Can. Militia:
sometime m Department of Agriculture of
Ontario. Went to England, 1885; joined
Gray's Inn; now practicing Barrister,
specializing in Privy Council Appeals; active
Liberal speaker; declined an invitation to
contest Grimsby, 1000; became Senior M.P.,
York, £^., 1906; unsuccessful can. 1910.
Parliamentary Private Secretary to Wins-
ton Churchill. Recreations: riding, shooting
and fishing. AddreBB: St. James' Court,
Buckingham Gate, London, 4 Crown office
Row, Temple, London, Eng. Clubs: Eighty,
London, £aig.

GBEGOAT, Charles Ernest, LL.B., K.
C; b. Fredericton, N.B., 6 May, 1856; «. of
Charles Ciuier Gregory, C.E.; m. Maude
Charlotte Graham, d. of David Graham,
Esq.; one «. Educ: King's Coll., Windsor,
Damousie Coll., Halifax, N.S.; candidate
for H. of C. for Guysboro Co., in Conser-
vative interest, 1896-1900. Address: Antig-
onish, N.S. Clubs: Halifax, N.S.

GBEGOBT, Hon. F. B.; one of the
Judges of the Supreme Court of British
Columbia; b. Fredericton, N.B., 1862; s. of
Hon. Mr. Gregory, a former Judge of the
Supreme Ct. of N.B. Educ: Coll^ate
Sch., Fredericton, and Harvard Univ.,
where grad. 1884. Called to Bar of N.B..
1884, and practiced law at Fredericton,
until 1890, when he removed to Victoria,
B.C. For many yrs. a partner in the firm
of Fell & Gregory; took an active part
in the cases arising out of the seizure
of B.C. sealing schooners by U.S. revenue
cutters; apptd. to his present position Nov.,
1909. Has taken great interest in military
affairs, and was Col. of the 5th Regt., C.G.A.
retiring with rank of lieut.-Col. Address:
Victoria, B.C.

GBENFELL, Wilfred Thomason, CM.
G., M.D., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London; J.P.,
Newfoundland; Superintendent of Labra-
dor Medical Mission of Royal National Mis-
sions to Deep Sea Fishermen; 6. 28 Feb.,
1865; s. of Algernon Sydney and Jane Geor-
gina Grenfell; m. 1909, Anna MacClanahan,
of Chicago, 111. Educ: Marlborough: Ox-
ford; London Hospital. Entered service of
R.N.M.D.S.F., 1889; after leaving Oxford,
where he played for the Univ. at Rugby
football, he was House Surgeon to Sir
Frederick Treves, Bart., at the London,
Hospital; fitted out the first hospital ship
for the North Sea fisheries, and cruised witn
the fishermen from the Bay of Biscay to
Iceland; established homes for them on
the land and ^ranged mission vessels for
them at sea; came to Labrador, 1892, where
he built four hospitals, a series of co-opera-
tive stores, and an orphanage, and started
numerous small industrial schemes. Pub-
Jications: Vikings of To-day; The Harvest
of the Sea; Off the Rocks; Labrador and its

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ing, ski-ing. Address: 181 Queenvictoria
~ St.. London, E. C. Eng.. or Harrington,
Labrador, via St. John's, Nfld.

GBENIEB, Gnstave, LS.O., J.P.; Clerk
of the Executive Council, of Quebec; Dep-
uty Lieutenant-Governor for signing war-
rants; b. Montreal, June, 1847; m. (lst>
1879, Kate Winfred Heatley of Quebec,
(d. 1880); (2nd) 1889, Helen, d. of late Hon.
F. G. Marchand, Premier of the Province;
one s, three d. Bduc : Toronto and Quebec.
Entered Civil Service of Province, 1867, a»
a junior clerk in the Executive Council
Dept.; apptd. to present position, 1886.
Address: 107 Grande All^e,_Quebec.

GBET, The Earl, Albert Henry George,
4th Earl), G.C.M.G. (cr. 1904), LL.M., j!p..
Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief
of Canada; b. 28 Nov., 1851; s. of General
Hon. Charles Grey, and Caroline, d. of Sir
Thomas Harvie Farquhar, Bt.; S, u., 1894;
m. Alice. 3rd d. of Robert Stayner Holford,
M.P., Westonbirt. Gloucestershire, 1877;
one s. two d. Educ: Harrow; Tiin. Coll.
Camb. (Senior in Law and History Tripos,
1873); MP. (L) S. Northumberland, 1880-
85: Northumberland (Tyneside). 1885-86;
Administrator of Rhodesia. 1896-97; Dir-
ector of British South Africa Company,
1898-1904; apptd. Gov. Gen. of Canada.
1904; owns obaut 17,600 acres. PiMicaixon:
Hubert Hervey. a Memoir, 1899. Heir:
Viscoimt Howick. Address: Government
House, Ottawa; Howick House. Lesbury,
Northumberland. Club: Brooks s, London,
Eng.

GBIEB, Edmund Wyly, artist; b. Mel-
bourne, Australia. 26 Nov., 1862; s, of Chas.
Grier, L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., and Mrs. (nee
Morris) Grier; m. Florence Grale Dickson:
three s. two d. Educ: Bristol, Eng., and
Up. Can. Coll.; arrived in Canada, 1876;
exhibited at the Royal Acadmey, London.
1886 to 1895; studied under L^gros, Bou-
guereau, Flewry, Gold Medal, Paris Solon,
1890; silver medal. Pan American Exhibi-
tion, 1901; Pres. Ont. Soc. Artists; mem.
R.C.A. Recreations: shooting and fishing:
Address: 73 Gormley Ave., and Imperial
Bank Chambers, Tcnronto, Ont. Clubs:
National, Torontb, Ont.

GBIFFINy Frederick Thomas; Land
Commr. of the Canadian Pacific Ry. Co.;
6. Waterdown- Ont., 29 Oct., 1853; m. 1878,
Edna E., d. of Charles Walker, of Toronto,
Ont. ; three s. Educ : Pub. and High Schs.,
of Hamilton, Ont. Employed in a law
office in Hamilton; entered Govt, services
of Ont.j in Dept. of Education, 1876; enter-
ed service of Canada North-West Laiid Co.,
1882; entered Land Dept.. of C.P.R., at
Winnipeg, 1883; Asst. Land Commr., 1890;
Land Ck>mmr., 1900. Address: Winnipeg.
Clt^: Manitoba.

GBIFFIN, Martin Joseph, LL.D., CM.
G.; ParU^entary Librarian; h. St. John's,
Nfld., 7 Aug., 1847; «. of Capt. P. Griffin,
m. 1872, Harriet Staratt; three s. two d.
Educ: Haiifax, N.S. Arrived in Canada,
1854; barrister, solicitor, civil servant; for
some yrs. editor of the Halifax Herald, and
Toronto Mail; apptd. Parliamentary Lib-
rarian, 6 Aug., 1886. PvblicaH&ns: con-
tributions to Blackwood's, and many other
periodicals. Has for many yrs. edited the

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literary column "At Dodeley's." a feature
of the Montreal OazeUe'a Saturday edition.
Address: 319 Daly Avft, Ottawa. Club:
golf, Ottawa.

G&EPFITH, WUliam Lenny; 6. Bangor,
North Wales. 16 Aug., 1864; «. of John
Griffith, a well known public speaker and
lecturer, and Mary Elisabeth Rowlands; m.
J. Ruth Sutherland, Huron Co., Ont.; four
«. two d. Edue,: Grocers' Company Schs.;
City of London^ Coll.; arrived in Canada,
1 882 ; took an active part in Manitoba politics
from 1886 to 1896; one of the first wheat
exporters from Manitoba to £^land;
Canadian Agent in Wales; delegate Cana-
dian Government to Patagonia; Permanent
Secretary, Canadian High Commissioners'
OflSee in Ix>ndon, since 1903. Recreations:
Cricket, gardening. Address: White Lodge.
60 Tulse Hill, London, S.W. Eng. and
Emerson, Man. Clubs: Devonshire, Canada,
Royal Colonial Institute. London, Eds.

GBIGG, Bichard; His Majesty's Trade
Commissioner to the Dominion of Canada;
J.P. for Counties of Durham and Devon
shire, Engj b. Plymouth, Eng., 6 Sept.
1847; s. of Richard Grigg and Matilda Clara
Lethbric^e; m. Clara, d. of Adolphus Ayer
of Plymouth; one s. one d. Educ,: Elmira.
New York. Visited Canada, 1872; engaged
in manufacturing and commercial pursuits
in England, until 1904; special .com. to
Canada for H. M. Board of Trade in 1906.
Publications: Conditions and prospects of
British Trade in Canada (Blue Book).
Address: The New Sherbrooke. Montreal;
Wingfield, Devonport, Eng. Cluhs: Royal
Western Yachtj P^lmouth; St. James',
Montreal; Constitutional, London.

GBEHMEB, Hon. Ward Chipman Hazen,
M.A., M.L.A.; Surveyor-General of New
Brunswick; 6. St. Stephen, N.B., 31 Oct.,
1858; «. of George S. Grimmer,and Mary A.
Grimmer; m. 1884, Bessie E. Gove. A
lawyer; Mayor of St. Stephen: warden o
Charlotte Co.; an unsuccessful can. for
Charlotte Co., at g. e., 1899; first returned
to the Legis. at g. e^ 1903; re-el. at g. e.,
1908. Sworn of the Ex. Coun. as Surveyor-
General in the Hasen Govt., 24 March
1908: re-el. by accl., 7 April. Address: St.
Stephen, N.B.

GKISPAlE, Blsht Bev. John, D.D..
D.C.L., Lord Bishop of Qu'Appelle, Sask.;
h. Bolton, Lancashire, ^ig.; s. of Robert
and Alice Grisdale; m. Anne Chaplin, L^ces-
tershire, Eng. ; one s. one d. Educ. : Church
Miss Coll.. London, Eng. Arrived in
Canada, ls73; Canon of St. John's Cather-
ral. Winnipeg, 1874 to 1878; Dean, 1878-96;
Rector of Qu'Appelle. 1896; Prof, of The-
ology, St. John's Coll., Winnipeg, 1874-1878;
Prof, of Past. Theology, 1878-1896; Prol. of
General Synod; Bishop of Qu'Apoelle, 1896.
Examiner of Univ. and one of the original
members of the Senate of the Univ. of
Saskatchewan. /Recreations: chess. Address:
Bishop's Court, Indian Head, Sask.

GBISDALE, Joseph Hiram, B.Agr.; b.
St. Miu^he. Que., 18 Feb., 1870; a. of Albert
B. Grisdale and Elizabeth Simpson; m.
Laura Vipond, of Hudson, Que., two s. two
d. Educ^ Vankleek Hill, Albert Coll.,
Belleville, Toronto Univ., Qnt. Agric. Coll.,
and low* Agricultural Coll. A fanner's
son. 'Taught school for a few years to earn

jnaney for education; Gold Medalist at
O. A. C, Guelph; first class honors in Agri-
culture and Live Stock, Guelph and Iowa.
Publications: reports, etc. Recreations:
carpentry. Address: Experimental Farm,
Ottawa, Ont.

GBOUABD, Bight Bev. Mgr. Emile, O.
M.I., D.D., Vicar Apostolic of Athabasba;
b, Sabl^ (Mans), France, 2 Feb., 1840. Educ,
Little Seminary of Le Mans and Grand
Seminary in Quebec; arrived in Canada,
1859; ordained Priest, 3 May, 1862; enter-
ed community of Oblate Fathers, 21 Nov.,
1863; Missionary among Indians of Cana-
dian North West; named Titular Bishop
of Ibora, and Vicar Apostolic of Athabaska,
18 Oct., 1890. Address: Lesser Slave Lake,
Alta.

GBOTES, Abraham, M.D.; 6. Peter-
borough, Ont., 8 Sept., 1847; s. of Abraham
Groves and Manaret Gibson; m. Jennie
Gibbon (deceased)', one s. one d. Educ:
Fergus High Sch, and Toronto Univ.;
founded Royal Alexandra Hosmtal, Fergus;
Director of Farmer's Bank; Pres. Munro
Mintee. Address: Fergus, Ont.

GUEBIN, James John Edmund, M.D.;
Mayor of Montreal, 1910-11; b. Montreal.
4 July, 1856; s. of Thomas Guerin, C.E., and.
Mary Maguire (both Irish); widower.
Educ: Montreal Coll.. and McGill Univ.
(grad. in Med., 1878); Clinical Prof, in
Liaval Univ. A C!ommr' to settle the claims
arising from the North West Rebellion,
1886. First el. to Quebec Leg. Ass. for
Montreal Centre, 1895; re-el. at g. e., 1897.
A mem. of the Marchand Adnm. without
portfolio. Has been Pres. of St. Patrick'*
Soc, Shamrock Lacrosse Club, and many
other organizations. El. Mayor of Mon-
treal, Feb., 1910, as head of the Citizen's
slate. Address: 4 Edgehill Av., Montreal.

GUISE, Arthur; Comptrcriler to His
Excellency's Household; 6. Gorey, Wexford
Co., Irel., 20 Feb., 1868; s. of JUeut.-Gen,
J. C. Guise, V.C, C.B. Educ: Wellington
Coll., Berks. Asst. Priv. Sec. to Lord
Houghton, Lord Lieut, of Irel., 1892;
Comptroller to Lord Minto, Gov.-Gen. of
Can., 1898; priv. Sec. to Mr. W. Astor.
1904; Priv. Sec. to Lord Rosebery, 1906:
€k>mptroIler to Lord Grey, Gov.-Gen. of
Can., 1909. Address: St. Valeran, Irel.
Club: Wellington, London, Eng.; Rideau,
Ottawa.

GUBD, Charles; b. Edgeworthstown,
Irel., 1842. Educ: Watson's Academy,
Montreal; McGill Univ. Arrived in Canada
with his parents in early childhood. Entered
firm of which he is now Pres., about 1868.
Mem. Montreal Bd. of Trade, Can. Manu-
facturers' Assn.; life governor, Montreal
Gen. Hospital, Western Hospital, Protest-
ant Hospital for Insane; officer of Dom.
Commercial Travellers' Assn.; Treas. Dom.
Commercial Travellers' Mutual Benefit Soc.
Address: 66 McGill Coll., Av., Montreal.

GUBNEY, Edward; Pres. of the Gurney
Foundry Co.; 6. Hamilton, Ont., 4 August,
1845; s. of Edward Gurney; m. 1868, Mary
Frances, d. of William A. Cromwell, of
Ingersoll, Ont.; two s. three d. Educ:
Hamilton pub. schs. Admitted a mem. of
his father's firm, which was converted into
a j<HntH3tock Co., under the name of The
Gurney Foundry Co., 1891, of which he wns

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made Pres. Elstbd. a foundry in Boston,
Mass., 1887. El. Vice-Pres. of the Toronto
Bd. of Trade, 1895; Pres. 1896. Mem. Ex-
Committee of the National Sanitarium
Aasn. Addre9»: 44 Walmer Rd., Toronto.

6USSOW, Hans. Theodor, botanist,
Central Exp. Farm, Ottawa; h. Breslau,
Silesia, 24 Aug., 1879; •. of Ernest Gusson,
City Architect, Breslau and Helene Sirgel;
m. Jenny Maria Hilzegrath; one a. Educ:
Breslau St. Elizabeth Pub. Sch., Botan
Inst., Univ. Breslau, Leipzig; arrived in
Canada, 19 July. 1909. Asst. to Consulting
Botanist Royal Agricultural Society of
England, 1903-1909. Botanist to the Dom-
inion Experimental Farm. F.R.M.S., M.T.
de la S.T. de France; mem. of Assoc, of
Economic Biology; mem. of Assoc, of
Botany; mem. of American Assn. for
Advancement of Science; Corr. mem. Royal
Hort. Soc., London. Recreations: Micros-
copy and Philately. Address: 83 Fairmount
-\ve^ Ottawa, Ont.

vGUTHBIE, Donald, K.C.; Inspector of
Registry Offices for Ontario; 6. Scotland,
1840; «. of Hu^ Guthrie and Catherine
MacGregor; m. Eliza Margaret MacVicat
id. 1900); four «. three d. Educ: Scotland
and Canada. Came to Canada, 1854; cal-
led to Bar of Ont., 1866; apptd. Q.C. by
Lieut.-Gov. of Ont., 1876, and by Gov.-
Gen., 1885. Mem. of H. of C. for South
Wellington, 1876-1882, and of Ont. Leg.
Ass. 1886-1894; Bencher of Law Soc. of
Upper Can. since 1882; apptd. to his present
position 1895. Recreation: gardening. Ad-
dress: "Ardmay," Guelph, Ont. Cluh:
Priory, Guelph.

GUTHIIIE, Hush, K.C., M.P.; 6. Guelph.
Ont,, 13 Aug., 1866; s. of Donald Guthrie
and Eliza Margaret Guthrie; m. Maude
Henrietta Scarft; three «. one d. Educ:
Guelph Collegiate Inst., Osgoode Hall,
Toronto. Called to Bar, Ontario, Jan.,
1888; created K.C. June, 1902; elected to
H. of C. for South Wellington at g. e., 1900-
1904-1908; chairman Railway Committee
H. of C. since 1907. Address: Guelph, Ont.

GZOWSKI, Casimlr S.; h. Toronto, Ont.
2 Deo., 1847; s. of Col. Sir Casimir, K.C.M.
G., and Lady Gzowski, m. Mary Bell,
Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.A.; seven s. three d.
Educ: Leamington Coll., Eng., and Toronto
Univ., Toronto, Ont. Address: 60 Glen
Road, Rosedale, Toronto.

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HACKETT, James Keteltas; b. Wolfe
Island, Ont., 6 Sept., 1869; s. James Henry
and Clara C. Hackett; m. 1897, Mary
Mannerin. Grad. Coll. of City of New
York, 1893; studied New York Law School.
Made his debut on stage in Palmer's Stock
Co., 1892; leading man New York Lyceum
at 26; most notable success, Prisoner of
SSenda. and its sequel, Rupert of Hentzau,
and The Pride of Jennico; now one of the
few actor-managers in America. Clubs:
The Players. Address: 38 E. 33d. St., New
York.

TLXDBXLLf Geotgei Secy. Montreal Bd.
of Trade; b. London, Eng., 2 Aug., 1848; of
English parentage; m. Emmeline L., d. of

J. Albert Copland, solicitor of Chelmsford,
Eng.; one s. Educ: at Dr. Pinche's Sch.,
George Yard, Lombard St., London. Came
to Canada, m 1874, but spent following
two yrs. in Eng., in mercantile life. Entered
service Montreal B. of T., 1877; Asst. Secy.,
May, 1880; Secy, since 1886. Has been
del. of Bd. to several Congresses of Chambers
of Com. of Empire, including A^ustralia,
1909. Address: 632 Dorcester St. W.,
Montreal. Club: Canada, Montreal.

HAG6A&T, Alexander, B.A.. LL.B..
K.C, M.P.; b. Peterborough, Ont., 1850; s.
of Archibald Haggart and EUzabeth Mc-
Gregor; m. 1888. Elizabeth Littlenales.
Educ: Victoria Univ., Cobourg, Ont.; stud-
ied Law in Toronto, shortly afterwards
leaving for Manitoba ,and practiced in
Winnipos; first el. to H. of C, 1908. Ad-
dress: 229 Kennedy St., Winnipeg. ^ Clubs:
Manitoba, Commercial, Advance, Winnipeg.

HAGGART, Hon. John Graham, M.P.;
6. Perth, Ont., 14 Nov., 1836; s. of the late
John Haggart, a native of Breadalbane.
Scot., and Isabella Graham of the Isle of
Skye; Educ: Perth; was Mayor of Perth,
1867, 1869 and 1871; an unsuccessful candi-
date for the Ontario Legislature; elec. to
the H. of C. for S. Lanark, 1872, and each
subsequent election; entered Sir John A.
Macdonald's Cabinet as Postmaster Gen'l.,
3 Aug., 1888, and re-appointed to the same
office in the Abbott Administration; until
11 Jan., 1892, when he becapie Miniister of
Railways and Canals; held the same port-
folio in the Thompson^ Bowell and Tupper
Administrations, retiring with the latter
8 July, 1896; resigned from the Bowell
Ministry, 4 Jan., 1896, and was re-apptd. to
the same office, 15 Jan., 1896; was elec.
Chairman of the Executive of the Liberal
Conservative Union of Ont., Oct., 1896.
Presbyterian; Conservative. Address: Perth
Ont.

HAGUE, Rev. Canon Dyson, M.A.; Can-
on of St. Paul Cathedral, LondottyOnt.; 6,
Toronto, Ont., 1857; s. of George Hague.
Esq., Montreal (late Gui'l. Manager, Mer-
chants Bank, Montreal); m. J. Baldwin, d.
of Robert Baldwin and g. d. of late Hon.
Robt. Baldwin; two •. two d. Curate, St.
James' Cathedral, Toronto; first Rector of
St. Paul's, Brockville; 7th Rector St.- Paul's,
Halifax, 1890-97; Professor of Liturgies;
Wycliffe Coll., 1897-1902; since 1903, Rec-
tor Memorial Church, London, Ont. Pub-
lications: Protest of Praver Book (3rd ed..
Can. and 2 English); Church of England
before the Reformation; Confirmation. Ad-
dress: Memorial Church Rectory, London,
Ont.

HAGUE, George; b. Rotherham, York-
shire, Eng., 13 Jan^ 1826: s. of John Hague,
draper and tailor, Rotherham; m. (Ist) Miss
CoUsins, d. of Jax M. Cousins, of Sheffield,
Eng.; 2nd, Miss Matcheson. of Philadel-
phia, Pa. Educ: Moorgate Aead., Rother-
ham. Arrived in Can., 1864; for 26 years
gen. mgr. of the Merchants Bank of Can.; a
governor of McGill Univ.; Vice-Pres., Mon-
treal Diocesfin Coll. For many years his
taken an active part in the development of
religious life ana work in Canada throt»h
medium of Anglican Church and Y.M.C.A.
Publications: Many articles on banking in
financial journals, covering a long series of

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Commerce; 3 vols, of Studies in the Bio-
graphy and History of the Old Testament.
Reareations :&rt, literature. Address: "Roth-
erwood," RedpathSt., Montreal; Fairmount
Lodz^, Ste. Agathe des Monts, Que.

HAX.fi, Edward John; 6. Quebec, Que.,
1833; «. of the \&te Hon. Edward Hale; m.
1866, Miss Sewell, of Quebec (now deceased)
one 8. Educ: Bishop's Coll., Sch., Lennox-
vilie. Removed to Sherbrooke with his
parents in early childhood; Boston, Mass.
1853, and entered office of J. M. Forbes &
Co., china merchants, as junior clerk; re-
turned to Quebec, 1876; acts as executor
of his father's estate. Dir. Union Bank of
Can. ; Treas., Finlay Asylum of Quebec, and
St. George's Soc., for many years. Recrea-
tiona: boating, shooting, fishing. Address:
5J des Carrieres St., Queoec. Clubs: Garrison,
Quebec, Stadacona Fish and Game.

HAM, George Henry; b. Trenton, Ont.,
23 Aug., 1847; s. of John Vandal Ham, and
Eliza A. E. Clute Ham; m. Martha Helen
Blow; one «. two d. Educ.: Whitby Gram.
Sch., Ontario; went to Winnipeg in 1876,
was alderman and School Trustee of Win-
nipeg for several years; Correspondent for
Toronto Mail and St. Paul Minn., Pioneer
Press, during the rebellion of 1885; City
editor, Winnipeg Free Press; managing edi-
tor Winnipeg Tribune and Winnip^ Times;
member Parliamentary Press Gallery, Ot-
tawa, for several years. In 1891, went on
the staff of the C. P» Ry. Co., with which he
still continues as publicity agent. Publica-
tions: The New West (1884); The FUtting of
the Gods (1906). Address: 4132 Western
Av., Westmount, Que .; Clubs: Montreal;
Laurentian, Ottawa.

HA HILTON, Most Rev. Charles, M.A.
(Oxford); D.D. (Bishop's Coll.),D.C.L.
(Trinity); Archbishop of Ottawa and Me-
tropolitan of Canada; 6. Hawkesbury, Ont.,
6 Jan., 1834; s. George Hamilton, of Que.
and Hawkesbury, and Susan Craigill Hamil-
ton; m. Frances Louisa Hume Thomson
four «. five d. Educ: Montreal High Sch.,
Univ. Coll., Oxford, Eng. Ordained Dea-
con, St. Matthew's Cath., Quebec, 21 Sept.,
1857; ordained Priest, 1868; enthroned as
Bishop of Hamilton, Ont., 20 May, 1835;
translated to Ottawa Diocese, 1896; chosen
as Metroi>olitan of Canada, by the House of
Bishops, in the Ecclesiastical Prov. of Can.,
1909; Archbishop of Ottawa, 1909. Re-
creations: reading, walking. Address: 495
Wilbrod St.. Ottawa, Ont.-

HAHILTON, Charles Frederick, M.A.;
b. Roslin, Hastings Co., Ontario, 7 Dec.,
1869; «. Charles Samuel Hamilton, M.D.,
CM., and Alice, d. of Geo. Eldward Jaques,
Montreal; m. (1st) Clarissa, e. d. of Donald
Wilson Ross, barrister-at-law, sometime of
Walkerton, Ont.; (2nd) Eliaa Henrietta, d.
of the Rev. James Mockridge, Belleville,
sometime Rector of St. George's Church,
Belleville; one d. Educ: Picton and Camp-
bellford High Sch.^ Queen's University,
Kingston, Ont.; employed on Toronto
Olobe, 1893 to 1903. serving as its corres-
pondoit in South Africa; connected with
Toronto News since 1903; its rcrident cor-
respondent at Ottawa, since 1904. Corr.
Morning Post, London, Eng. Publications:
eolloborated with W. L. Grant in writing

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the life of Principal G. M. Grant. Address:
9 Cliff St., Ottawa, Ont. Club: Rideau,
Ottawa.

HAMILTON, Bev. Harold Francis, M.
A., B.D.; 6. Quebec, 1876; s. Charles Hamil-
ton, Archbishop of Ottawa, and Frances
Louisa Hamilton. Educ: Trinity Coll. Sch.,
Port Hope, Ont., and Christ Church, Oxford
Eng. Cfurate St. Matthew's Church, Que.,
1900-1902; Lecturer Bishop's Coll., 1902-
1906; Instuctor General Seminary, New
York, 1906-1907; Professor Bishop's Coll.
1907. Recreations: Tennis, golf,.hockey.
Address: Bishop's Coll., Lennos^le, Que.

HAMILTON, John, M.A., D.C.L., Chan-
cellor, Univ. of Bishop's Coll., Lennoxville,
Que.; b. Quebec, 7 Sept., 1861; «. of Robert
Hamilton and Isabella H. Thomson; m. Ida
M., d. of A. C. Buchanan, a. d. of Chief
Justice Bowen ; four d. Educ : Bishop's Coll . ,
School; Trinity Coll., Toronto. Merchant,
retired. Recreations: yachting, golf. Ad-
dress: 48 Rue des Carrieres, Quebec. Clubs:
Garrison, Quebec; Royal Canadian Yacht.
Toronto.

HAMILTON, Miss May; rf. of the late
James Cleland Hamilton, B.A., Honor grad.
of the Toronto Conservatory of Music;
organist of Cook's Church, 'Toronto, arid
mus. teacher; Canadian representative of
tae New York Musical Courier. For three
yrs. edited the Toronto Conservatory Bi-
monthly Magazine. Returned to Canada
after being on the staff of the Musical
Courier in Chicago and New York. Re-
moved to Victoria, and continued musical
career, giving piano lessons. Publications:
A poem on "Sir Henry Irving," printed in
the Vancouver News Advertiser. A number
of poems tending to uphold the superiority
of the soul. Address: 1020 Collinson St.
Victoria, B.C. Club: Ladies' Musical.

HAMILTON, Lieut.-CoL Robert Bald-
win: 6. Toronto, Ont., 10 Oct., 1847,
s. Sidney Smith and Ann Coulthard Hamil-
ton; m. Mary Kate Pellatt; one s. Educ:
Model and Model Gram. Sch., Toronto. On
leaving sch., joined his father in business.
Inspector of vital statistics for 13 years;
re.signed and now engaged as Mining broker
and in machinery business. For several
yrs. mem. of Toronto City Coun. and Public
Sch. Bd. Served 31 years continuously in
2nd Quuen's Own Rifles; rose from the
ranks and was Commanding Officer for 8
years, retiring in 1397; Commanding Officer
Boys' Brigade for some years; was an active
lacrosse player for years, captain of his team
for 13 years, and President for three years;
Pres. of National Amateur Lacrosse Assn.
twice, and one of the founders and first
Pres., Canadian Lacrosse Association; a
Liberal. Address: 267 Sherbourne Street.
Office: 24 Aberdeen Chambers, Toronto.

HAVBUBT-WILLLAMS, General Sir
John, K.C.M.G., C.V.O.; b. 19 Oct..
1869; y. t. of late Ferdinand Hanbury-
Williams of Coldbrook Park, Monmouth-
shire; m. 1888, Annie Emily, e. d. of Emile
Reiss; two s. three d. Educ: Wellington
Coll. Joined 43rd Light Infantry, 1878;
apptd. A.D.C. to Lt.-Gen. Sir E. Hamley,
commanding 2nd Div. in Egypt. 1882;
battle of Tel-el-Kebir, horse shot (despat-
ches, medal with clasp, bronze star, 6th
class Medjidie); extra A.D.C. to Sir M. E.

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Grant Duff, Governor of Idadras, 1884, and
a^ain 1885; Upptd. extra A.D.C. to Lt.-Gen.
Sir H. Macpherson, Burma, 1886; adjutant
3rd Oxford light Infantry, 1892-97, Mil-
itary Sec. to Hw Ex. Sir A. Milner, 1897-
1900; Secretary to Secretary of State for
War, 19Q0-3; served South Africa, 1899-
1900 (despatches, medal and 3 clasps, pro-
moted Lieut.-Col., half-pay). Military Sec-
retary to His Excellency Earl Grey, 1904-9;
Brigadier-General, Scottish Command, 1909
RecrecUiona: himtmg, golf , shooting. Ad-
dress: Edinburgh, Scot. Clubs: Army and
Navy; Trttvellers, London, En^.
HANGE, James Busick, artist; b. Eng-
land. 19 Jan., 1847; of English parentage;
m. Emily, d. of the late I. W. Ritchie; one
s. Educ: England. Visited France and
Italy in order to advance his artistic edu-
cation; finally settled in Canada, 1895.
Devotes himself principally to the scenery
of the Prov. of Que., and esp. the Lower
St. Lawrence. Addresses: Morrin College,
Quebec; Murray Bay, Que.
HANET, Michael John, C.E., contrac-
tor; b. Galway Co., Irel., 5 Sept., 1854; s.
of Peter Haney and Bridget Ruddy; m.
1881, Margaret Godfrey, of Kingston, Ont.;
five a. JSwuc; Watertown, N.Y. Came to
Canada, May, 1873. First worked on the
farm; in 1872, was Asst. Engr. at the build-
ing of the Kingston and Pembroke Ry.;
Divisional Engr. on the Lake Ontario Shore
Road in 1877; supt. of the Pembina branch
of the C.P.R., 1879, b^ng first Supt. on the
C.P.R.; Supt. of construction ot sees. 14
and 15 of the C.P.R., which cost $4,000,000.
1881; Divisional Supt. of the lines west of
Winnipeg, 1882; Mgr. of construction for
Andrew Onderdonk, of 370 miles of the
C.P.R. in British Columbia, 1883-1887.
Was the first contractor of the Red River
Valley Ry. from Winnipeg to West Lynn,
now part of the Mackenzie Jk Mann system,
1886; was contractor of the Sault Ste. Marie
Canal, 1889-1896; Mgr. of the construction
work of the C.P.R. , 1897. Also built the
Crow's Nest Pass Ry., and the Hillsbo-
rough Bridge, P.E.I. J in 1903 built the
Locomotive and Machine Works at Longue
Pointe, Montreal. Since 1904 has built the
Toronto tunnel, several break-waters, and
other contracts with the Dom. Govt. Is
associated with the Montreal Locomotive
and Machine Co., Montreal; Canadian
Locomotive Co., Kingston; Pres. Canadian
Portland Cement Co.; Dir., Home Bank,
and North American Life Insur. Co. ; mem.
of the Toronto and Canadian Soc. of Civil
Engineers. Pres., Ontario Club; founder
and mem. of the Bd. of Governors of the
Catholic Church Extension Soc. of Can.
Recreations: fishing, motoring, riding. Ad-
dresses: Home Bank Bldg. (Bus.); Clifden
Hall, Rosedale, Toronto. Clubs: National,
Ontario, Toronto; Rideau, Ottawa; Mani-
" toba. Winnipeg.

HANNA, D. Blyth; 6. Thornliebank,
Scot., 20 Dec., 1858; s. of William and Janet
Blair Hanna; in. Maggie Garland, Portage
La Prairie, Man.; one s. two "tf.; Educ:
Thomliebahk and Glasgow, Scot.; arrived
in Canada, 1882; began as a junior clerk
on the Glasgow, Barrhead and Kilmarnock
Railway, 1874; entered Grand Trunk Audit-
ing D^artment, Montreal, 1882; from 1884
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to 1886 in Audit Department of New York
West Shore & Buffalo Railway, at New
York. Went to Portage La Prairie in 1886
as chief accoimtant of the Manitoba &
Northwestern Railway; apiitd. Treasurer in
1892, and land commissioner in 1893.
Became, first Gen. Supt. of the Can. Nor.
Ry., at its inception in 1896, remaining with
headquarters at Winnipeg till 1902, when
he became third Vice-Pres. and was trans-
ferred to Toronto. Still holds that office
Apptd. Pres. of the Can. Northern Que.
Ry. in 1903, and Pres. of the Quebec &
Lake St. John Railway in 1907. Is also
third Vice-Pres. of the Can. Northern Ont.
Ry^ and third Vice-Pres. of the Halifax
& South Western Ry. Apptd. a receiver
of the Chicago <k Milwaukee Electric Ry. in
1908. Director of many companies, in-
cluding Winnipeg Electric Ry.; Manufac-
turers' life Assurance Co.; London and
Canadian Loan and Agency Co.; Canadian
Northern Prairie Lands Co.; Western Fire
Insurance; British Empire Trust Co. Ad-
dress: Toronto, Ont. Clubs: Toronto, Al-
bany, Toronto; Winnipeg, and Brandon.
HANNA, Hon. WUUam John, K.C.;
Prov. Sec. and Registrar-CJeneral of the
Prov. of Ontario; 6. Adelaide, Middlesex
Co.. Ont., 13 Oct., 1862; a. of George Hanna
ana Jane Murdock; m. (1st) 1891, Jean G.
Neil; (2nd) Maud Mac Adams, oif Samia,
Ont.; one s. two d. Educ.: Pub. Sch.,
Brooke Tp., Lambton Co. A barrister.
An unsuccessful can. for H. of C. for West
Lambton at g. e., 18'96 and 1900. First el.
to L^s. at g. e., 1902; re-elec. at g. e.
1905. Apptd. Prov. Sec. in Whitney Admn.
8 Feb., 1905; re-el. by accl. at bye-el., 21
Feb., 1905; re-el. at g. e., 1908. Address:
Toronto, Ont.
HANNAH, George Weir; Passr. Mgr. of
the Allan Steamship Line, Montreal; b.
Glasgow, Scot., 5 Dec., 1847; s. of William
and Margaret Hannah; m. Ck>ra A. Kissam;
one s. one d. Educ.: Glasgow, and Brook-
lyn L. Coll., New York. ((irad. 1874).
(3ame to Canada, 1893; has for forty-two
years been continuously connected with the
North Atlantic Passenger business; Asso-
ciated with the Inman Steamship Co., New
York, for twenty-five years., and passenger
mgr. of the Allan Line, Montreal, for seven-
teen yrs. Address: 186 Mansfield St., Mon-
treal. Clubs: St. James', Canada. Montreal.
HANNON, James Willson, Judge of the
District Court of the Judicial District of
Regina, in the Prov. of Sask.; 6. Hamilton,
Ont., 11 Oct., 1870; s. Rev. .Tames Hannon,
D.D., and Sarah Maigaret Willson; m.
Emma Orilla Woods. Educ: Schs. of Ont.
Taught Sch. and studied law; went west;
Crown Prosecutor for Sask. -Town Solicitor
at Prince Albert; Agent of Dominion Lands
and Crown Timber Agent at Prince Albert;
Registrar of Land and Titles at Battleford.
Address: 2276 Lome St., Regina, Sask.
HABCOUBT, Hon. Richard, k.A., LL.
D., D.C.L., K.C.. M.L.A., Ontario, contin-
ouusly from 1878 to 1905; Member of Cab-
inet since 1888 to 1905; late Minister of
Education; b. 17 March, 1849; s. of late
Michael Harcourt, M.P., m. Augusta H.
Young; three s. Educ: Toronto Univ.
Barr.. 1876; Q.C.. 1890; D.C.L. Trinity
Univ.; LL.D., Univ. of Toronto; Tr^surer

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of Province, 1888-98; a Liberal. Addreaa:
Welland, Ontario.
HARDING, His Hon. John EUey, K.G.,Co.
Ct. Judffeofthe Co. of Victoria; b. Beverley
Tp., Wentworth Co., Ont., 29 May, 1840
8. of John Harding and Jane Talbot; m.
1866j Mary, d. of George Stevenson, of
Sarma, Ont.; two a. three d. Educ.: Com.
Schs., private tuition, Caradoc Acad., nr.
London, Ont. At age of seventeen com-
menced study of law in office of Richard
Bayley, K.C., London, Ont., and later in
office of Ecdes & Carroll, Toronto; called
to Bar of Upper Can., 1866, and began

§ractice in St. Mary's, Ont.; removed to
tratford, Ont., 1884, where he practiced
for fourteen yrs. Apptd. Q.C., 1899, and
Local Master of the High Ct. at Stratford,
in 1890; apptd. to Us present position,
1898. Chr., Coll. Inst. Bd. of St. Mary's
for two yrs., and a mem. for thirteen yrs.
A distinguished mem. of the Masonic
Order, in which Order he has held important
offices. Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
of Canada, 1902-03. Addreaa: Lindsay,
Ont.
HABOING, Bight Bev. Malcolm Taylor
]IIcAdam« D. D., coadjutor Bishop of
Qu'Appelle, Sask. For twenty three years
in the service of the Canadian Anglican
Church. Very early in his career he was
stationed at Mattawa, from which he was
transferred to Brockville, Ont. Called to
the West, and became B«ctor of St. Mat-
thew's, Brandon,- Mui.; Archdeacon of the
Diocese; Co-adjutor Bishop of Qu'Appelle.
Address: Qu'Appelle, Sask.
HABDEB, Worth Cleland. Can. Corr.,
the Chicago Tribune; b, Niles, Mich. JJ.S.A.,
27 Aug.. 1881; «. of James K. and Florence
M. Harder; m..Caroline Selden XJale. En-
gaged in newspaper work in the U.S.A.
since 1901; Washington corr. Minneapolis
Tribune, 1907; apptd. Can. corr. Chicago
Tribune, 1909. Addreea: 162 Daly Ave.,
Ottawa. Club : National Press.
HABDT, His Hon. Alexander David,
County Judge of Co. of Brant,and lo«al Judge
of the High Court of Justice; b. Brantford,
Ont., ISJuly, 1859; a. of Russell Hardy and
Juletta Sturges, both of U. E. L. descent:
m. Mary Elomabet Curtis, e. d. of David
Curtis, Esq., Collector of Customs; one ».
one d, Educ. : Brantford and London, Ont.
Called to the Bar 1886; first practiced at
London, Ont., and in 1890 became member
of firm of Hardy, Wilkins and Hardy at
Brantford. Apptd. to the Bench, 23 April,
1897; has be^ active in extending the
usefulness of Public Libraries, and Ex-
Pres. of the Ontario Library Assn. Recrea-
tion: golf. Address: 66 Wellington Street,
Brantford, Ont. Club: Brantford.
HABE, John James, M.A., Ph.D.. b. in
Tp. of Nepean, six miles from Ottawa, 3
Oct., 1847; «. of Robert Hare and Barbara
Shillington Hare; m. Katherine Isabella
McDowell, d. of the late Rev. D. C. Mc-
Dowell; two s. Educ: Victoria Univ.
Bantered the nunistry of the Methodist
Church in June, 1867, and was stationed
at Chatham, Ont.; Smith's Falls, and Lon-
don. Ont.; was call&d to the Principalship
of the Ontario Ladies' Coll., Whitby, Ont.,
in Sept., 1874; became governor as well as
Principal in 1879. both of which positsion

he still holds. Address: Ontario Ladies'
College, Whitby, Ont.
HABKNESS, James, M.A., F.R.S.C; i».
Derby, England, 24 Jan., 1864; a. of the late
John Harkness of Derby; m. Katharine E.
Cam, d. of Rev. W. H. Cam. Birohanger
Rectory, Herts. Educ: Derby Soh.; ar-
rived in Canada,. 1903; scholar of Trinity
Coll., Cambridge, 1882-8; Professor of
Matns. at Brynmaur Coll., Pennsylvania
for a number of years. From 1903, Prof,
at McGill Univ.; mem. Royal Society of
Canada; Am. Math. Soc., London Math.
Soc.; recently Vice-Pres.^ American Math.
Society. Publications: iCint author with
Prof. Frank Morley of two treatises on the
Theory of TunneUng. Address: 23 Lome
Av., Montreal.
HABLIN6, Thomas; b, Liverpool, Eng.,
5 July, 1859; s. of Msurk and Agnes Harling;
m. Grace Parry, 1884: two s. three d. Educ :
St. Peter's Church Sen. and Liverpool Coll. ;
arrived in Canada, 1895; received training
in shipping office of Wm. Hunter & Co.,
from 1873; succeeded to firm in 1883; in
business on his own account as ship broker
in Liverpool, until 1895, when he joined
Elder Dempster & Co., and opened office
for them in Montreal; The Elder Dempster
Co. sold out to the C. P. Rv., when he joined
Fred. Leyland & Co., as their agent in Can-
ada, until Kbsorbed by American combine;
now in business on his own account and agent
for Bristol docks. Address: 105 St. Antoine
Road, Westmount Que. ; 406 Board of Trade
Bldg., Montreal. Club: Canada.
HABBINGTON, B. J., B.A., Ph.D., LL.
D., Director, Macdonald Chemistry and
Mining Building, and Macdonald Professor
of Chemistry, TdcGill Univ., Montreal; b
St. Andrews, Que., 6 Ausust, 1848; s. of
William Harrington and Laura Seymour,
both bom in Canada; m. 1876. Anna Lois
Dawson, e. d. of late Sir J. W. Dawson,
Principal McGill Univ.; three a. four d.
Educ: early education mostly by private
tuition; McGill Univ^l865-69; Yale Univ.,
1689-71. Obtained First Rank Honours in
Natural Science and Logan Gold Medal on
graduation, 1869, and later the Mineralogy
Prize at Yale. Apptd. Lecturer in Chem-
istry at McGill, 1871, and the following year
succeeded Dr. T. Sterry Hunt as Chemist
and Mineralogist to the Geol. Survey of
Canada; discharged duties of both positions
for seven years, and then retired from Geol.
Survey in order to devote entire time to
teaching vork at McGill; apptd. David
Greenshields Professor of Chemistry and
Mineralogy in 1883; for many years also
lectured on both mining and metallurgy;
has been President of the Nat. Hist. Soc.
of Montreal, Preadent of the Chemical and
Physical Section of the Royal Soc. of Can.;
Vice-President, Chemical Section of British
Association (Toronto), etc. Publications:
Notes on Dawsonite, a new Carbonate;
Notes on the Iron Ores of Canada and their
Development; The Minerals of some of the
Apatite-bearing Viens of Ottawa County,
Que.; the Sap of the Ash-leaved Maple;
etc., etc.; life of Sir William Lo^an, First
Director of the Geol. Survey of Canada.
RecrecUions: gardening and music. Address:
295 University St., Montreal^

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HABBIS, Mrs. Dennis B. (Martha
Douglas); b. Victoria, B.C., 8 June, 1854;
d. of the late Sir James Douglas, K.C.B.,
and Lady Douglas; m. Dennis Reginald
Harris, C.E.; two «. two d. Educ: Victoria
. and England. Publication: Indian L^ends.
RecrecUiona: riding, driving, physical cul-
ture, painting, mu^c, gradening. Address:
608 Superior St., Victoria, B.C.

HABBIS, Lloyd, M.P.; 6. Beamsville,
Ont., 14 March, 1867; s. of John and Alice
Jane Harris; m. Evelyn F. Blackmore; one
d. Educ. : Brantf ord Pub. Sch. , Woodstock
Coll. , and Brantford Collegiate inst . Pres. ,
Brantford Screw Co., Ltd.; Pres. Brantford
Bd. of Trade, 1903; Director Dominion
Power and Transmission Co., Underfeed
Stoker Co., of America; Trust and Guaran-
tee Co., of America; mem. of Brantford Qty
Council, 1905-6; Ont. Vice-Pres., Can.
Manufacturer's Assn., 1906; First elec. at
g. e., to H. of C, 1908; a Liberal. Address:
110 Brant Av., Brantford, Ont. Clubs:
Brantford, Toronto, National, Ontario,
Toronto Hunt, R.C.Y.C, Toronto; Rideau,
Ottawa; Sports, London, Eng.

HABBIS, Bobert, C.At.G., R.C.A.; 6.
Wales J 1849; s. of William Critchlow Harris;
m. Ehzabeth Putnam; Educ: Prince of
Wales Coll., Charlottetown, P.E.I. ; arrived
in Canada, 1856; has received gold medals
and other awards at several art exhibitions,
including International ones at Chicago,
Buffalo, St. Louis, and Paris; when quite
young was a Provincial Land Surveyor;
after practicing, and self-teaching went to
Europe for study; paints figure subjects
and occasionally landscapes; chiefly por-
traits; was Pres., R.C.A. for 16 years.
Chef d'oeuvre "The Fathers of Confedera-
tion" now hanging in Parlt. Bldgs., at Ot'
tawa. Address: 11 Durocher St., Montreal;
Art Gallery Bldg., Philip's Square, Mon-
treal, Que.

HABBIS, Bobert Edward, K.C., D.C.L.;
b. Annapolis, N.S.; s. of Robert J. Harris
and Rebecca (Ditmars) Harris; m. Minnie
L., d. of James Horsfall of Annapolis Royal.
Educ: at Annapolis Royal; studied Law
with J. M. Owen at Annopolis and after-
wards with Messrs. Thompson and Graham
(Right Hon. Sir J. S. D. Thompson, Hon.
Mr. Justice Graham); admitted to tne Bar
in 1882; Q.C., in 1889; practiced law in
Yarmouth, N.S., and in 1892, joined firm
of Henry, Harris and Henry, Halifax; Pres.
of the Council of the N.S. Bar Society;
apptd. Chancellor, Diocese of N.S., in 1905;
Pres. of the N.S. Steel Co., and Eastern
Trust Company; Director 6f Trinidad
Electric Co., Acadia Sugar Refining Co.,
etc. Address: 15 South Park St., Halifax,
N.S. CZub: Halifax.

HABBISON, Wniiam S., M.D.; b. Mil
ton, Co. Halton, Ont., 10 Aug., 1864; s. of
William Harrison, a farmer, and Hannah
Hessey. Educ: Milton Public Sch., and
Toronto Univ.; a Controller of the City of
Toronto; head Physician, Canadian Order
Woodmen of the World, since 1894; grad-
uated in Medicine, 1880; practiced in Brant-
ford, in 1896; since that time in the City of
Toronto. Elec. Alderman, Ward 4, To-
ronto, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906; Controller,
1907, 1908. 1909. Address: 32 Borden St.,
Toronto. Club: Ontario, Toronto.
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HABBISS, Charles Albert Edwin, Mus.
Doc, Cantuar; F.R.A.M. (hon,); composer,
conductor; b. London, Eng., 17 Dec., 1892;
s. of Edwin Harriss and Elizabeth Dtiff; m,
Ella Beatty-Shoenberger, of Scarlet Oaks
Cincinnati, O., and Eamscliffe, Ottawa.
Educ: St. Michaels Coll., Tenbury, Eng.,
Came to Can., Dec., 1882. Ouseley scholar,
1875; organist and rector of the choir,
Montreal Cathedral, 1883; conductor state
concerts to His Ebccellency the Gov.-Gen.;
ex-dir., McGill Univ. Conservatorium of
Music; hon.-dir., Associated Bd. Exams.,
Royal Coll. and Royal Acad.; Director,
Empire Concerts, London; Liveryman of the
Worshipful Co. of Musicians; life mem..
Roy. Soc. of Musicians; mem. Soc. of
British Composers; life mem. Unioivof
Graduates in music of G.B.; mem., British
Musical Assn. ; advisor in Can. to Roy. "
Coll. of Organists; directed first Cycle
Musical Festivals of British compositions
throughout the Dom., 1903; directed Can-
adian British Festival, London, in the
presence of H.M. The King, 1906; guest
conductor lit London Symphony Orchestral
Concert, given in honour of Premiers of
Empire attending Colonial Conference,
London, 1907; brought 200 members of
the Sheffield Choir to Can., 1908; apptd.
del. for Can., to National Congress and
Hayden Centenary, Vienna; guest con-
ductor. Cape Town Mimicipal Musical
Festival, 1909; visited and lectured 'in
England, Canada, Fizi, Australia, Tasman-
ia, New Zealand, and South Africa, in the
interest of musical reciprocity, 1909. Pub-
lications: "Daniel before the King;" "Tor-
quil;" "The Admiral;" "Festival Mass;*'
"Pan;" "Coronation Mass, Edward VII;"
"The Sands of Dee;" Empire choruses »
songs, organ and pianoforte pieces, anthems
etc. Recreations: big game shooting, fishing,
poultry raising. Addresses: "Eamscliffe, '
Ottawa; "Eamscliffe Lodge," Banff,. Alta.
160 Wardour St., London, W., England.
Clubs: Rideau, Hunt, Golf, Ottawa; Savage,
German Athenaeum, London, Eng.; York
Lodge, Manitoba.
HABT, Bev. Thomas, M.A., D.D.; b.
Paisley, Scot., 6 Sept., 1835; ». of John Hart
and Jean Mason Simple; m. Isabella Mar-
garet Malloch, y. d. of Judge Malloch, Perth,
Ont.; four «. two d. Educ: Perth, Ont.,
Queen's Univ., Kingston, and Edinburgh
Univ., Scot. Arrived in Canada, 1842;
graduated as B.A. in 1860; M.A.,1868;
B.D., 1880; D.D., 1902; made licentiate of
Presbjrterian Church, 1864; Professor of
Classics in Manitoba Coll., 1872. Address:
448 Qu'Appelle, Av., Winnipeg,
HABTNEY, Edward Patrick; b. Tor-
onto. Ont., 6 March, 1851; s. of Henry and
Sarah Hartney; m. Laura Weston of Tor-
onto; one s. one d. Educ: High Sch., Que. ;
_ entered Pub. Service of Canada in 1872, in
^ the Private Bill branch of the H. of C:
drafted the first model railway bill, adortea
by the House in 1887, and was appointed
Examiner of private bills in 1887, nnd
Registrar of private bills,' in 1 907. Publica-
tions: a manual showing the private bill
practice of the Parliament of Canada, 1 882,
Address: 357 Sparks St., Ottawa. Clubs:
Rideau, Country, Lttawa.

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HABTT, WiUiam, M.P.; 6. Biddolph,
County of Middlesex, Out., 8 March, 1847;
8. of John Harty and Elizabeth Heenan;
m. Catherine M. Bermingham, of Ottawa;
three «. one d. Educ: Christian Brothers'
6ch. and Regeoi)oIis Coll., Kingston, Ont.
mem. of Administration, Ontario Legisla-
ture for over 6 years; in mercantile and
manufacturing business. El. to H. of C,
1902; re-elected 1904-1908. Address: King-
ston, Ont. Clvbs: Frontenac, Kingston;
RideaUjOttawa.

HABT£T, Henry Allen; b.Edgebaston.
Warwickshire, Jiig., 24 April, 1852; «. of
Henry Logan Harvey, Apothecary to the
forces, Woolwich, Eng.; w. Kate Alley;
one s. eight d. Educ: High Soh., Quebec,
and King's Coll. Sch., London, En^.; ar-
rived in Oanada, 1862; entered service of
Bank of British North America in 1873;
Manager at Kingston, Ont., 1890; St.
John, N.B., 1891-1900; Ottawa, 1901. /Id-
dre ss: O ttawa. Clubs: Kideau. Ottawa.

HABTET, Hon. Horace, B.A., LL.B.,
Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Al-
berta; b. Malahide Tp. Elgin Co., Ont., 1
Oct., 1863: «. of Wm. Harvey and Soph-
rainia Mack; m. Louise Palmer of Toronto;
one s. Educ: Univ. Coll., Toronto Univ.,
called to the Bar, Ont., 1889; practiced in
Toronto, until 1893; went to Calgary and
called to the Bar of N. W. T. ; in 1896, apptd
Registrar of Land Titles for South Alberta
Land Registration District, at Calgary; in
1900, apptd. Deputy Attorney General of
N. W. 1;. at R^ina. In June, 1904, apptd.
puisne Judge of Superior Court of N. W. T.,
and on organization of the Province of
Alberta and Saskatchewan, and establish-
ment of Provincial Courts, apptd. puisne
Judge of the Superior Court o^ Alberta,
in 1907, which he now holds. Address: Cal-
gary, Alta.

HASZABD, Hon. Francis Longrworth,
K.C.; Premier and Attorney-General of
Prince Edward Island; b. Bellevue, P.E.I.
20 Nov., 1849; ». of Charles Haszard and
Margaret Longworth; m. ElizabethDes-
Brisay; three «. five d. Educ: Prince of
Wales Coll., Charlottetown, P.E.I.; called
to the Bar, 1872, and commenced practice
of his profession in Charlottetown; cr. Q.C.,
1894; apptd. Judge of the Qty Ct. of
Charlottetown, Feb., 1896. First el. to
Leg. at g. e., 1904; became Premier 1 Feb.,
1908; apptd. Attorney Gen., Oct., 1908;
re-el. at g. e., 1908. Recreation: golf. Ad-
dress: Charlottetown, P.E.I.

HAULTAIN, Frederick William Gordon,
B.A., K.C.; b. Woolwich, Eng., 26 Nov.,
1857; ». of lieut.-Col. W. F. Haultain, R.A.
Educ: Montreal High Sch., Peterborough
Coll. Inst., and Toronto Univ. Called to
the Ontario Bar, 1882. El. mem. ofthe
Northwest Assembly, 1888, and at each
succeeding el. until its dissolution; became
Territorial Premier, Oct., 1897, and remained
in power until dissolution of old Northwest
Govt., by creation of the two new provinces.
£1. at first g. e., for Saskatchewan Legis
Assem., 1905, and re-el. at ^. e., 1908,
r^resented Northwest Territories at Cor-
onation of His Majesty, Aug., 1902. Ad-
dress: R^ina^Sask.

HAUL.TAXN, Theodore Arnold, M.A., 6.
<:;annamore, India, 3 Nov., 1867; «. of

General Francis Mitchell Haultain. and
Isabdla Thomas; m. Amy Millicent Fraser;
one s. one d. Educ : Private Sch. , Brighton
Eng.; Bedford Gram. Sch., Eng.; Umv. of
Toronto; Journalist j for many years private
Secretary to Goldwin Smith. Publications:
"Two country walks in Canada"; "The mys-
tery of golf;" "Hints for Lovers, etc."
Address: 49 Springhurst Ave., Toronto.
Club: Toronto Golf.

HAYEBSON, James Perclval; 6. Tor-
onto, Ont., 3 Oct., 1880; s. James Haverson,
K.C.; m. Jessie Hodson, one d. Educ:
Model Sch., Toronto; Ridley Coll., St.
Catharines, Ont., and Ontario Law Sch.
Toronto. Publications: "Sour Songs of a
Sorehead," and other songs of the street;
also magazine and newspaper stories; artic-
les and verse; newspaper work. Address:
The World, Toronto. Club: Press, Toronto.

HAWKE, John Thomas, proprietor
The Moncton Transcript; b. Plymouth,
Devon, Eng., 30 April, 1864; «. of J. P.
Hawke and M. A. Harvey; m. Delia Thorn-
ton; three d. Edu4i.: Plymouth Free Schs.
Arrived Can., 1873. On several leading
Canadian newspapers, including the Tor-
onto Globe and Ottawa Free Press; chair-
man Moncton Sch. Board for ten yrs.
Presdt. Moncton Liberal Assn. for nine
yrs., besides other public positions. Ad-
dress: Moncton, N.B.

HAWKES. Arthur; b. Aylesford, Kent
Eng., 16 Dec., 1871 ; ». of William and Sarah
,Hawkes; m. Augusta Josephine, d. of the
late John Anderson, Borgstena, Sweden;
four d. Educ: Private Sch., at Maidston
and Kent Coll., Canterbury; graduated
from weekly journalism to staff of Man-
chester Guardian, Daily Mail, Daily Des-
patch (London edition), and Review of
Reviews. Three months trip throughout
Dominion; returned to Canada permanently
Dec., 1906, as managing editor, Toronto
World; became editor Monetary Time^,
leaving to take charge of publications dept.,
Can. Northern Ry. System; made special
journey in 1903 to South Afri(5a, France,
Austria, Germany, and the United States,
to enquire into methods of leading publica-
tions. Recreation: gardening. Address: 142
Beech Ave., Toronto.

HAWKINS, Frank, secy. Can. Lumber-
men's Assn.; 6. RochdalCj Eng.; s. of Joseph
S. Hawkins and Eliza Illingworth; m. 1885,
Isabel M. Csunpbell, of Toronto; two s.
Educ: Rochdale. Came to Canada, 1881.
In business in Toronto for some years; with
the Pullman Co., at Chicago for 6 years;
Private Secy, to Hon. Mr. Dobell, mem. of
Laurier Ministry, 1896-1902; subsMuently
with Dobell, Beckett & Co., at Quebec,
until 1908; also Secy.-Treas. Manicouagan
& English Bay Export Co. Apptd. to
present position, August, 1908. Address
320 Cooper St., Ottawa.

HAY, George tJpham, Ph.B., M.A., D.
Sc, F.R.S.C; 6. Norton N.B., 18 June,
1843; s. of William and Eliza Hay; m.
Francis Annetta Hartt. Educ: Pub. Schs.
of N.B., and Cornell Univ.; Teacher and
Journalist; for 34 years teacher in Pub.
Schs., last 10 of which Principal of Victoria
and Giris' High Sch., St. John, N.B.; for
past 23 years editor Educational Review,
St. John, N.B. Publications: editor Canad

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ian History Readings; author School Histor-
ies of Canada. Recreation: plant study
Address: 31 Leinster St., St. John, and
Ingleaide, N.B. (Summer).

HAlTES, Mrs. Kate Simpson ("Mary
Markwell"); b. Dalhousie, N.B., 1866. For
many yrs. actively connected with Press of
Canada. Staff writer on Manitoba Free
Press; at one time librarian of L^is. lib-
rary at Re^na. Publications: "Prairie
Pourri;" "Shanty Songs and Stories," The
Legend of the West;" other works of fiction,
drama, and poetry. Address: Victoria, B.C.

HATS, Charles Hfelyllle, Pres. and Gen.
Mgr., Grand Trunk Ry. System; b. Rock
Island, Bl., 16 May. 1856; m. Olara J., d.
of William H. Gregg, of St. Louis, Mo.; four
d. Edtkc.: Pub. Schs. and High Sch., Rock
Island. Entered passenger dept. of the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Co., at St
Louis, Mo.; transferred to auditor's dept.;
promoted to supt's office; Sec. to Gen. Mgr.
of Missouri Pacific, 1878-1884; Sec. to Gen.
Mgr. of the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
Railroad Co., 1884-1886; became Asst.
Gen. Mgr. to Wabash Western Ry. Co.
1836; Gen. Mgr. six months later; apptd.
Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. of the reorganized
Wabash Ry., 1st Feb., 1894; resigned, 1887;
accepted position of gen. Mgr. of G. T. R.
Co. at Montreal; became Pres. of the
Southern Pacific Co., and its allied lines at
San Francisco; resigned following autumn;
apptd. 2nd V.P. and Gen. Mgr. G. T. R.,
1 Jan., 1902. Pres. Grand Trunk Pacific
Ry., Central Vermont Ry., Grand Tnmk
Western Ry.» and numerous other subsid-
iary lines of G. T. R.; Dir., Royal Trust Co.,
Merchants Bank of Canada, and many
other large enterprises; Vice-Pres. St. John
Ambulance Assn.; Gov. Royal Victoria
Hosnsital, Montreal Gen. Hospital; Gov.
McGill Univ. Address: 27 Ontano Avenue,
Montreal. Clubs: St. James. Mount Royal,
Forest and Stream, Montreal Hunt, Jockey,
St. Maurice, Laurentian, Montreal; Rideau,
Ottawa.

HATWABD, Charles, J. P.; 6. Stratford,
Essex, Eng., 12 May, 1839; s. of Charles
Hayward and Harriet Tomlinson; m. Sarah
s. d. of the late John McChesney, of London,
Eng.; two s. one d. Educ: Salem Coll.,
Bow, Middlesex, Eng. Has laige interests
in Victoria, and is prominently id^itified
with builaii^, contracting, mining and
manufacturing. Served several terms as
alderman of Victoria, and was Mayor for
three yrs.; was Presdt. of the Provincial
Royal Jubilee Hospital, and for ten years
Chairman of the School Board; is now
Presdt. of the B.C. Protestant Orphan's
Home, and of the Children's Aid Soc; is
an active mem. of the Masonic. Oddfellows,
Foresters and Pioneer Socp. Address: 1003
Vancouver St., 1010 Government St., Vic-
toria, B.C. Club: Pacific, Victoria.

HAZEN, Hon. John Douglas, B.A., B.
C.L. ; Premier and Attomev-General of New
Brunswick; b. Oromocto, Sunbury Co., N.B.
6 June, 1860; «. of James K. Hazen and
Mrs. Hazen, d. of the late Hon. John A.
Beckwith; m. 1884, Ada s. d. of James
Tibbits, of Fredericton. Educ: Coll. Sch.,
Fredericton; Univ. of N.B. Called to the
Bar, 1883. A mem. of the Senate of Univ.
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Univ., 1882-1890; Aid. of Fredericton for
three yrs. and Mayor for two yrs. Removed
to St. John^ 1890. Returned to H. of C. for
St. John City, and Co. at g. e., 1891; an
unsuccessful tB.n. at g. e., 1896. El. to N.
B. Legis. for Sunbury at g. e., 1899; re-el.
at g. e., 1903, and 1908. In 1899. chosen
Leader of the Opposition; summoned by
His Honour the Lt.-Gov. to form a Govt.,
which he did, and assumed the portfolio of
Premier and Attorney-General. The Cabi-
net was sworn in March 24. 1908, all the
members re-el. by accl.. April 7. Address:
St. John, N.B.

HEARST, WllUam Howard, K.C., M.L.
A.; 6. Tp. of Arran, Co. of Bruce, Ont., 16
Feb., 1864; s. William Hearst and Margaret
McFadden; m. Isabella Jane Dunkin: two
s. two d. Educ:: Tara pub. schs. and Col-
lingwood CollM^iate Inst. Called to the
Bar in 1888; K.C. in 1908; senior member
of the law firm of Hearst, Darling and
Brown; contested riding of Sault Ste.
Marie m Conservative interest at g. e., in
1908, and was elected. Recreations: driving
and boating. Address: Sault Ste. Marie
Ont.

HEBDEN, Edward F., Gen. Mgr. of l^he
Merchants Bank of Canada; b. Hamilton,
Ont., 29 April, 1851; s. of the Rev. Canon
Hebden, M:A., F.C.D., Rector of Church of
the Ascension. Hamilton, and Catherine
Pilkington, of the Pilkingtons of York,
Ireland; m. Mary Henderson jv. d, of James
Henderson of Hanle]r Castle. Worcestershire
two s. tliree d. Tmrty-eignt years of ser-
vice in the Merchants Bank of Canada
Address: 445 Sherbrooke St. West^Montreal
Clubs: Mount Royal. St. James, Hunt and
Royal Montreal Golf, Montreal; 'Toronto.

HEBEBT, Louis PhlUppe, O.M.G.,
Sculptor; b. Prov. Quebec. 27 Jan., 1850;
m. 1879, Marie, d. of Thomas Roy, Montreal.
In early days worked on a farm; obtuned
prize at Provincial Exhibition. Montreal,
for wood-carving in 1873; afterwards stud-
ied in Paris; won prize given by Dominion
Government for full-length statue of George
Cartier. Principal Works: Statues, among
which are those to Champlain at Quebec.
Maisonneuve and Chenier, Montreal. Ad-
dresa: 217 Berri St., Montreal.

HELMEB, Major Alexis Richard, Assis-
tant Adjutant General for Musketry (Can-
ada); b. Russell, Ont.. 12 Oct., 1864; s, of
Nathaniel Helmer and Melissa Johnson; m.
Elizabeth S. Hannum; one «. Educ.: Ot-
tawa and Toronto; Chemist of Prov, of Ont.
and Que. Officer of the Canadian Militia,
1892; twice Mayor of Hull, Que.; Adjutant
Canadian Rifle Team, 1899; Palma Team,
1901; Sea Girt, 1903; Ottawa, 1906; Com-
mandant Canadian School of Musketry,
since 1907. Recreations: rifle shooting.
Address: Ottawa, Ont. Club: Laurentian,
Ottawa.

HEMING, Arthur Henry Howard; 6.
Paris, Ont., Jan. 17, 1870; «. George Edward
and Frances Ann Morgan Homing. Educ:
pub. schs.; taught Hamilton Art Sch., 1887-
90; illustrator on Canadian pubis, till 1899;
studied at Art Students' League under
Frank Brangwsm, A.R.A., London, 1904
Contb'r of illustrated articles and stories to
leading newspapers and mags, in Europe
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on animal and wild life. Student, by per-
sonal contact, of phases of life in Canadian
wilderness. Mem. Soc. of Illustrators.
, Episcopalian. PublicaHoru: Spirit' Lake,

' 1907. Address: 33 W. 67th St., New York.

HENDERSON, Major Alexander, B.A..
K.C., Conmiissioner of the Yukon;. &. Osh-
awa, Ont., 1861; s. of Alexander Henderson
and Grace Kilpatrick; m. Susan Crawford.
d. of William McCraney, ex-M.P. for Co. of
Halton, Ont., one d; grad. B.A., 1884;
admitted solicitor, Ont., 1889; called to
Bar of B.C., 1892; mem. of Legislature for
New Westminster, B.C., 1898, created Q.C.,
same year: Attorney General, B.C.. 1899
Judge of County Court* Vancouver, 1901;
resigned Jan., 1907; practiced law. Van-
couver; apptd. Commissioner of the Yukon
18 June, 1907. Recreations: rifle shooting
prindpally; was Adjutant Canadian Rifle
Team, Bisley, in 1901. Address: Dawson
Y.T., and 1424 Bumaby St., Vancouver,
B.C. Clubs: Vancouver and United Service

Club, Vancouver. B.C.

HENDERSON, David, M.P.; &. Tp. of
Nelson. Co. of Halton, Ont.. 18 Feb., 1841;
s. John Henderson and Isabella Davidson,
both from Roxburgh. Scot.; m. Alison
Christie, d. of Chas. Cnristie; six s. one d.
Educ: Milton Gram. Sch. and Normal Sch.,
Toronto: a pub. sch. teacher for 5 years;
Deputv Registrar for Halton for seven yrs.;
M.r. for 21 sessions; contested nine elec-
tions, and successful seven times. Becreor-
<io ».* travelling. Address: Acton, Ont,

HENDERSON, Georse F., B. A. (Queens.
K.C.; b. JOnsston, Ont., 17 Feb., 1864; s.
of Peter Robertson Henderson and Hen-
rietta Sweetland; m. Margaret Eglinton
Brown, of Ottawa; one d. Educ.: Private
Schs. Kingston Coll. Inst., Queen's Univ.
Called to Bar of Ont., 1887, and has since
practised at Ottawa; mem. of the firm of
MacCracken, Henderson. McDougall and
Greene; apptd. drainage referee for Eastern
Ont.. June, 1906; K.C., 1907. Publications:
"The Ditches and Watercourses Act," 1907.
Recreations: golf, curling. Address: 184
Somerset St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf,
Hunt J!>ttawa; Brockville; Cornwall.

HENDJE»SON, Rev. James, D.D. (Vic.
Univ.); b. Airdrie, Scot., 1851; m. 1876,
Mary, 2nd d. of James Gillespie, of Quebec.
Edu^.: Glasgow, Scot. Came to Canada in
1870, and was ordained to the Methodist
Ministry in 1876. Had several important
stations in the IVov. of Quebec, including
three pastorates in Montreal. Went to
Toronto in 1891. and held the pastorates of
Carlton St. ana Sherboume St. Churches
in 1896, apotd. Asst. Sec. of Methodist
Missions, ana held that pomtion until 1907,
when culed to the pastoral charge of the
Dominion Methodist Church, at Ottawa.
Address: 243 Lisgar St., Ottawa.

HENDERSON, Robert, Asst. Govt.
Mining Enjrr. for Yukon; b. Nova Scotia.
Went to Yukon, 1893. Foimd gold on
Quartz Creek and Gk>ld Bottom Creek, 1894,
and has hoen mining in Yukon ever since.
Claimed that was first discoverer of gold on
Klondike, but this is disputed. Address:
Dawson Y.T.

HENDRiE,' I4eut.-Gol. John Stratheam,
M.L.A., member of Executive Council of
Ontario; Com. Royal Victorian Order; b.

WHO'S WHO. HEBRXDOB

Hamilton, 15 Aug.^857; s. William Hend-
rie and Margaret Walkeor Hendrie; one s.
one d. Educ.: Hamilton sch. and up. Can.
Coll.; elec. to Ontario Legislature, 1902;
re-elected 1905 and 1908; Lt.-Ool.. lately in
command, 2nd Brigade, C.F.A.; Ex-Mayor
of Hamilton, Ont. Recreations: racing,
fishing, shooting. Address: Hamilton, Ont.
Clvbs: Toronto, Hamilton. Albany, Ontario
Jockey.

HENDRY, John; b. Billedune, Glouces-
ter Co., N.B., 20 Jan., 1843; s. of James
Hendry and Margaret Wilson from West
Kilbride, Avrshire, Scot.; m. Adeline Mc-
Millan, of Fictou, N.S.; one d. Educ: In
N.B.; Pres., Canadian Manufacturers' As-
sociation; Conmiissioper of Conservation of
Natural Resources of Canada; Pres., Van-
couver, Westminster and Yukon Railway
Co.; Pres., Nicola Valley Coal and Coke Co.;
Cftairman, Burrard, Westminster and Boun-
dary Ry. and Navigation Co. After com-
pleting education in the Pub. Sch.. studied
and practised saw-mill and flour-mill en-
gineering; and followed this for some time in
the Maritime Provinces; shortly after B.C.
had joined confederation, moved to the
Pacific Coast, landing in Victoria. B.C. in
1872, afterwards spent some time in Cali-
fornia and State of Washington; located in
British Columbia, in 1874; went to Winni-
peg in 1875; returned to British Columbia
m 1875; was interested in the pioneering of
the timber interests, saw-milhng and fac-
tories and general utalizing of lumber. Re-
creations: motoring, yachting, fishing. Ad-
dress: Cor. Bumaby and Jervis St., Van-
couver, B.C. Clubs: Vancouver, Terminal
City, Jericho Country, Vancouver B.C.;
Westminster, New Westminster, B.C.; Un-
ion, Victoria, B.C.; Rideau, Ottawa.

HENRY, William Alexander, K.C., LL.
B.; h. Antigonish, N.S., 19 March. 1863; s.
of William Alexander and Christianna
Henry; m. Minna H. Troop, Halifax; two
s. one d. Educ: Halifax Schs.; Lycee de
Tours, France; Merchiston Castle Sch.,
Edinburf^h; Dalhousie Univ., Halifax; Har-
vard Umv., Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A. Ad-
mitted to Nova Scotia Bar, 1887: apptd.
K.C., June, 1907. Recreations: goU, badmin-
ton, photography, bicycling, billiards,
bridge. Address: 16 South St., Halifax, N.
S. C2ti6; Halifax.

HEROUX, Omer; journalist; 6. St. Mau-
rice, Champlain Co., Que., 8 Sept., 1876: «,
of Louis-DoHor Heroux, and Marie-Adel-
aide Neault. Educ: Christian Bros. Sch.,
and Coll. of Three Rivers, Que. In news-
paper work in Quebec and Montreal for
some yrs.; one of the editors of Le National-
iste, and one of the editors of Le Devoir.
Address: 71a St. James St., Montreal.

HERRIDGE, Rev. William Thomas,
Pastor of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Ottawa; b. Reading, Eng., 14 Jan., 1857;
o. 8. of the Rev. W. Herridge, and Emma
Barkshire; m. 1885, d. of Rev. Thos. Dun-
can, D.D.; two 8. two d. Educ: Model Sch.,
Toronto; Hamilton Coll. Inst., Gait Coll.
Inst., Toronto Univ. Inducted as Pastor
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Aug.,
1883, before completing his studies. Spent
a yr. abroad, returning to Can. in 1884.
Mem. of Senate of Toronto Univ.; Trustee*
of Queen's Univ., Kingston. Publications:

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"The Coign of Vantage and other Essays."
Recreationa: golf, curting. Addreaa: 293
Somerset St., Ottawa.

HEBRON, John, M.P.; b. County of
Carleton, Ont., 15 Nov., 1863; «. of John
Heron and Mai^aret Crain; m. Ida Lake;
three d. Educ: Pub. Sch., Ashton, Ont.
A license Commissioner and Stock Inspec-
tor in Alberta; first elec. to H. of C, 1904;
re-elec., 1908. Address: Pincher Creek,
Alta.;

HBBTIEUX, H^nri, M.D., Prof, of In-
ternal Pathology at Laval Univ.; b. St.
Jerome, Que., 1862j «. of Joseph A. Her-
vieux and Virgime Lachine; m, 1886,
Minnie Vallee, of Montreal. Educ: Ste.
Therese, studied philosophy at Ste. Mary's
Coll., and medicine Sch. of Medicine and
Surgery Montreal (M.D., 1886, and the
Prize Hourget). Practiced in Massachu-
setts, U.S., for one yr. Went to Montreal,
1893, where he has since practiced. Won
the vacant Chair of Therapeuties in the
Medical Faculty of Laval Univ., 1894;
apptd. Prof. Titulaire of Materia Medica,
1900. El. life mem. Medical Faculty,
Laval Univ ; was first pres. of La Societe
Medicale de Montreal; Dir. of St. Justine
Hospital for Children; Dir. and Associate
editor of L' Union Medicale du Canada.
Address: 490 St. Denis St., Montreal.

HESPL£B, Wilhelm, late Imperial Ger-
man Consul, and Speaker of L^islature of
Manitoba; fe. Baden-Baden, Germany, 29
Dec., 1830; s. Johnna Glory Hespier, and
Barbara Anna; m. Katherine R. Keachie;
one «. one rf. Educ: Grand Duchy of
Baden; arrived in Canada, October, 1850;
formerly of Hespeler, but moved to Winnipeg
1873. Address: Wardlow Building, Fort
Rouge, Winnip^. Club: Manitoba, Winni-

H^TABD, Lieut.-Col. Edward H. T.,

Staff Officer to Inspector-Gen. Can. Militia;
6. Toronto, 17 Jan., 1852; s. J. H. and Eliza
Heward; m. Louisa, y, d. of Sir Wm. Collis
Meredith, late C.J. , Prov. Que., one s. one d.
Educ: Upper Can. Coll., Toronto. Joined
Can. Militia. 1866; apptd. Lieut, in G. G.
Body Guard, 1879; apptd. Lieut, and Adjt.,
Permanent Cav. Sch. Corps (now R. C.
Dragoons, 1 883) ; Commandant R, C. Moun-
ted Rifles, Winnipeg, 1891-6; Brevt. Capt.,
1888; A.D.C. to G.O.C., Can. Mil., 1901-3;
Staff OflBcer to Inspector General at head-
quarters, with rank of Major, 1904; Lieut.-
Col. 1906. Served in Fenian Raid, 1866;
N.W. Rebellion. 1885. kddresa: 415 Laur-
ier Av., Ottawa.

HEWABD, Stephen Beverley, Kt. of
Order of Orange Nassau, of Holland; b.
Montreal, Que., 7 Nov., 1843; s. of Francis
Harris Heward and Eliza Paul; m. Alice
Graham; one s. two d. Educ.: Up. Can.
Coll., Toronto, Ont. For 30 yrs. Vice-
Consul of the Netherlands; served on the
Canadian Frontier in 1864 and 1866; (Fen-
ian Raid Medal). Address: 55 St. Francois
Xavier St., and 10 Park Ave., Montreal.
Club: St. James', Montreal.

HEWITT, Charles Gordon, D.Sc, (Univ.
of Manchester, Eng.); Fellow of the Ento-
mological Soc, Eng.; b. nr. Macclesfield,
Eng., 23 Feb.. 1885; s. of Thomas Henry
Hewitt and Rachael Hewitt; unmarried.
Educ: Macclesfield Gram. Sch., Univ. of
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Manchester. Obtained first class honors in
Zoology, Manchester Univ.; University
prizeman and scholar; asst. lecturer in
Zoology, 1904; Lecturer in Economic Zool-
ogy in Univ. of Manchester, 1906; arrived
Can., 16 Sept., 1909; apptd. Dominion
Entomologist, 1909. Pvhlications: nunaer-
ous articles on pure and ecaaonAc Zoology,
especially Ilntomology in various scien-
tific journals, the most important being a
monograph on The House-fly."*' Address:
The Sherbrooke, 90 O'Connor St., Ottawa.

HEWSON, His Hon. Charles Edward,
District Judge of Manitoulin, Judge of the
SiuTogate Court, and lopal Judge of the
High Court of Justice; b. Township of
Innisfil, Co. of Simcoe, Ont., 23 Oct., 1866;
8. of William and Abigail M. Hewson; m.
Julia, y. d. of Henry Creswicke, P.L.S., late
of the Town of Barrie; three s. seven d.
Educ: Barrie Collegiate Xnst.; entered law
office of late Mr. Justice Lount, Jan., 1874:
admitted to Bar, May, 1880; commenced
practice in Barrie, and formed partnership
with A. E. H. Creswicke, K.C.; appointed
District Judge. Dec., 1908. Address: Gore
Bay, Ont.

HIEBEBT, Cornelius, M.L.A.; b. South
of Russia, 2 Aug., 1862; «. Johun Hiebert
and Helma Tows; m. Anganetha Dick; one
«. two d. Edv4:.: Village Sch. in Russia;
arrived in Canada, 2 Aug., 1876; settled in
Manitoba; a Lumber Merchant; up to 21
vears was fanning; since then in commercial
business; Director of the Knee Hill Coal
Co.; overseer for Didsbury Village for past
three years. Address: Didsbmy, Alta.

HIGGINS, Charles Herbert, B.S., D.V.
S.; b. Newtownville, Mass., 23 Feb., 1875;
s. of Eben Higgins and Sarah A. Goulding:
m. Jane Ruth jHall; one s. one d. Arrived
in Canada, Oct., 1894; practicing Veterin-
arian, Island of Jamaica, 1896; Asst. Path-
olo^st, Dept. of Agriculture, 1899; Patho-
lo^st since 1902. Publications: "Canadian
Chicken Cholera, 1896," etc., and yearly
Government reports. Address: 73 Fair-
mount Ave., Ottawa, Ont.

HILL, Georg:e Griswold; b. Montreal,
24 April, 1868; s. George William and Fran-
ces Harriet Griswold Hill; m. 1893, Frances
Mary Chaffee. Educ: pub. schs., Fngle-
wood (now Chicago) and St. Ignatius Coll.,
Chicago. Began newspaper work on The
Farmer, '^t. Paul, Minn., 1886; rong. editor,
Am. Farmer, Chicago, 1890-7, of Produce
Trade Reporter, Chicago, 1895-7; Washing-
ton corr. Johnstown Democrat, Crawfords-
ville Journal and other papers, 1900-2; mem
Washington Bureau, New York Tribune^
since 1902; represented New York Tribune
at Russo-Japanese peace conf., 1905. Re-

Eublican. Roman Catholic. Author: Mar-
eting Farm Produce, 1897; Practical Hints
for Farm Buildings, 1 901 . Address: 1322 F
St., Washington, D.C.
HILL, Rev. James Edgar, M.A., D.D.;
6. Glasgow, Scot.. 18 Oct., 1841; &.
James Hill and Catherine Hunton; m.
Mariann Fletcher Philip; three s. three d.
Educ: Univ. of Edinburgh, 1863-72; Min-
ister in Scot., 1873 to 1882; since of St.
Andrew's Church, Montreal (Church of
Scotland); Major, 5th Royal Highlanders.
Address: 267 Peel St., Montreal.

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HUX, James J., President of the Gt.
Northern Ry. of the United States; 6. nr.
Guelph, Ont., Sept. 16, 1838; a. James and
Ann Dunbar Hill; m. St. Paul, Aug. 19,
1867, Mary Theresa Mehegan. Educ : Rock-
wood Acad.; left his father's farm for busi-
ness life in Minn.; was in steamboat offices
in St. Paul, 1866-65; Agt. Northwestern
Packet Co., 1656; later established gen. fuel
and transportation business on his own
account; head of Hill, Griggs & Co., same
line, 1869-75; established, 1870, Red River
Transportation Co., which was first to open
ootmnunication between St. Paul and Win-
nipeg, organized, 1875, the Northwestern
Fuel Co., and 3 yrs. later sold out his inter-
est, fn the meantime having organised a
syndicate which secured control of the St.
Paul & Pacific R. R., from Dutch owners of
the securittes; reorganized system as St.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry. Co., and
was its gen. mgr., 1879-82, v.-p., 1882-3,
pres. since 1883; it became part Great Nor-
thern sjrstem, 1890; interested himself in
building the Great Northern Ry., extending
from Lake Superior to Puget Sound, with
northern and ^ southern branches, and a
direct steamship connection with China and
Japan, 1883-93; pres. entire Great Northern
system, 1893; retired Apr., 1 1907, and be-
came chnm. bd. dirs. same; chief promoter
and now pres. Northern Securities Co.; dir.
C, B. & 6. R. R. Co., C, B. & O. Ry. Co.,
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry. Co.,
Manhattan Trust Co., Chase Nat. Bank,
1st Nat. Bank of Qity of N. Y., 1st Nat.
Bank of Chicago. Address: 240 Summit
Ave., St. Paul, Minn.

HIUJABP, Thomas; 6. Tanilagh, Co.
Fermanagh, Ireland, 9 April, 1841; «, John
Hilliard and Ann Hutchison; m. Catherine
Lauder ; six «. six d. Educ. : Public Sch. , Bol-
touj Ont., and Normal Sch., Toronto, Ont.
Arrived in Canada, July, 1847; teacher in
pub. sch., 5 years, 1683 to 1867; publisher
of country neswpapers. Maple Leaf and
Waterioo Chronicle, 1867 to 1888; founded
Dominion Life Assurance Co^of Waterloo
Ont., and was Managinf^ Director until
1907, then elected President and holds
both offices to date. Pres., Waterloo Board
of Trade; Methodist; has been six times
elected member of General Conference, and
has been a member of most of the boards
which administer the affairs of the denom-
inaticm. ^<Wre««: Waterloo, Ont.
. HILTON, Alexander; 6. Hamilton, Ont.,
June 19, 1864; ». Edward and Harriet Hale

. Hilton; m. Handlton, May 10, 1886, Grace
Barr. Educ: Hamilton pub. schs.; Clerk
Great Western Ry., Hamilton, 1878-9; clerk
gen. ticket office, Chicago, 1879-84; city
pass, and ticket agt., Kansas City, 1884-7;
Pacific coast agt., San Francisco, 1887-8;
gen. agt. pass, dept., Kansas City, 1888-
1901, C. & A. R. R.; asat. gen. pass, agt.,
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Ry.,
Kansas City, 1901, and since consolida-
ti<m in 1901, gen. pass. agt. S. L. & S. F.
R. R. Address: 11 Colchester Apartments,
St, Louis, Mo., U.S.A. Clubs: Mo. Athletic
Mercantile.

HUHSWOBTH, WilUam, Secretary In-
land Revenue Dept., 6. Montreal, 23 Dec.,
1847; s. of WilUam Alfred Himsworth and
Louisa Morrison; m. Julia Emily Easton, of

Belleville {deceased) ; three s. one d. Educ. :
Toronto private sen. (Frank's) and Queen's
High Sen.; entered the service of the Gov
emment. Inland Revenue Dept., 30 Ju^e,
1868. Address: 81 Somerset St., Ottawa.

HINSHAW, Matthew Coehrane, Cana-
dian Mgr. of the Atlas Assur. Co. of London,
Eng.; 6. Glasgow, Scot., 21 June, 1853; s.
of Andrew Hinshaw and Helen Watt; m,
Edith Gertrude, d. of Dunbar Browne, of
Montreal. Educ: Glasgow. Trained in
insurance work in the Glasgow office of the
Atlas Assur. Co., Ltd. Came to Canada,
1891, to assume present position. Re-
creations: general. Address : The' 'Denbigh t
Western Av., Montreal. Clubs: St. James,
Montreal, Montreal; Albany, Toronto.

HOBABT, GeornreTere; b. Cape Breton,
Jan. 16, 1867; m. 1897. Sarah H. de Vries.
Educ: Nova Scotia. Became mng. editor,
1895, Sunday Scimitar, Cumberland, Md.;
a yr. later went to Baltimore, Ist on Morn"
ing Herald, then asjep'l. humorous writer on
the Baltimore American; originated the
"Dinkelspiel" papers on Baltimore News;
since 1899 has written "iHnkelspiel" ex-
clusively for the New York American and
other Hearst papers, Chicago and San
Fransico. Club: Lambs. Author: John
Henry, 1901; Down the Line, 1901; Its Up
To You, 1902; Back to the Woods, 1903;
Out for the Coin, 1903; I Need the Money,
1704; I'm from Missouri, 1904; You Can
Search Me, 1905; al^o 3 Dinkelsi>iel books;
Gonversationings Mit Dinkelspiel, 1902;
Heart to Heart Talks Mit Dinkelspiel, 1901 ;
Eppy Grams, 1904; Jim Hickey, 1904; Li'l
Verses for Li'l Fellers. 1903; Get Next, 1905;
Silly Syclopedia, 1905; Skiddoo, 1906; Beat
It, 1907; Cinders, 1907; Ikey's Letters to
His Father, 1907; Plays: Broadway to
Tokio; After Office Hours; Sally in Our
Alley; The Ham Tree; The Sleepy King;
Morning Glory; Mrs. Black Is Back (for
May Irwin); Smiling Island; Peaches;
Coming Thru the Rye; The Song Birds;
Mrs. Wilson (for May Irwin); and numer-
ous others. Address: Ruraldene, Pelham
Manor, N.Y.

HOBBS, Thomas Saunders; b. Langtree,
Devon, Eng., 1856; s. of Thomas and Mary
Hobbs; unmarried. Erfuc. : Methodist Coll.,^
Shebbear, Devon, Arrived Can., 1873.
Rep. London in Ont. Leg., 1894-98; retired
for business reasons. Pres., Hobbs Manu-
facturing Co., Toronto; Independent Cor-
dage Co., London, Ont.; Hobbs Hardware
Co., Winnipeg. Recreations: baseball, fish-
ing, farming, travel. Address: London, Ont.
Clubs: London, London; Toronto Huntr
National, Ontario, Toronto.

HOCKEN, Horatio Clarence; b. Toronto,
12 Oct., 1857; «. of English parents; m.
Isabella Page; two s. two d. Educ: Pub,
Sch., Toronto; learned trade of compositor
on Olobe; commenced reporting on the
News, in 1893; managing editor, Evening
News, from Sept., 1895, to April, 1901.
Editorial writer on the News, with Mr.
Willison, until 1905; purchased Sentinel
and Protestant Advocate from E. F. Clarke
Estate, 1905. For several yrs. a mem. of
Toronto CSty Council; unsuccessful can. for
Mayoralty, 1910. Recreations: gardening
and boating. Address: 563 Euclid Ave.<
Toronto, ()nt.

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0ODGETTS, Charles Alfred, M.D.. C.
M., L.R.C.P., Chief Health Officer, Prov. of
Ontario and Deputy Registrar General; 6.
Toronto, 23 Aug., 1859; «. of George and
Susan Hodffetts; m. Elisabeth B. Salter.
St. John's, Nfld. {deceased); two a. three d.
Educ: Provincial Model Sch., Toronto;
Toronto Medical Coll.; first Dufferin Medal-
ist, Prov. Model Sch.; Grad. Ont. Coll. of
Pharmacy; mem. and Secy. Prov. Board of
Health for Ont., since 1902; mem. R. Sani-
tary Inst.; F.R.I. of P.H.; Hon. Vice-Pres..
Assn. of Public Vaccinators of Great
Britain; Major A.M.C., Canada; Hon. Secy.
Can. Red Cross Society; Hon. Associate
Order of Jerusalem in England. PubU-
cationa: "Smallpox," "Vaccmation." Ad-
dreaa: Parliament Buildings, Toronto.

HODGINS, Georire Frederick, M.P.; b.
Shawville. Que., 17 Dec., 1865; ». of James
and Sarah Hodgins; m. Georgina R. E.
Thomas; two ». two d. Educ: Shawville
Academy; M.P. for Pentiac Co., Que.; en-
gajsed in mercantile buEoness, also flour
milling, and lumber manufacturing. Ad-
dress; Shawville, Que.

HODGINS, John George, M.A.. LL.B.,
LL.D., M.R.G.S., I.S.O.; b. DubUn, Ireland.
12 Aug., 1821; m. (1st) Frances Rachel
Doyle; (2nd) Helen Fortescue Scoble; four
•.one d. Educ: Up. Can. Academy, Victoria
Umv., and Toronto Univ.; called to the
Bar in 1870. Publicatione: Lovell's C^eral
Geography," "First steps in General Geo-
graphy," "School History of Canada and
of the other British N. A Provinces," "The
Canadian School Speaker and Reciter."
The School Manual," "Lectures on School
Law, * "Sketches and Anecdotes of the
Queen," "The School House and its Arch-
itecture." Has been an officer in the
Queen's Own Rifles. Address: 92 Pembroke
St., Toronto, Ont.

HODGSON, Jonathan, merchant; b.
CUntonville, N.Y., 15 April, 1827; s. of
Thomas Hodgson; m. 1854, Margaret, d. of
the late John Cassels, of Glasgow, Scotland;
five «. one d. Educ: pub. sdis. of Lacolle.
Ip. 1845, became a clerk in a general store at
NapierviUe, Que.; removed to Montreal,
1850. and seven yrs. later formed a partner-
ship with John Foulds, under the firm style
of Foulds & Hodgson, wholesale dry goods
and smallwares merchants; 1870, on retire-
ment of Mr. Foulds, the firm was reorgan-
ized, Mr. Hodgson becoming senior partner
of Hodgson, Suumer & Co., Ltd.; mem.,
Montreal Board of Trade, and of the Dry
Goods Assn.; director of the Almonte
Knittmg Co., Victor Hudon Cotton Co.,
Montreal Cotton Co., Paton Woollen Mills,
of Sherbrooke, Que.; is connected with the
directorate of the Royal Victoria life Ins.
Co., and Alliance Assurance Co.; Vice-Pres.,
Merchants' Bank of Can. Address: 340
Peel St., Montreal.

HOGG, William Drummond, K.C.;
Bencher of the Law Soc. of Upper Canada;
fe. Perth, Ont., 29 Feb., 1848; «. of David
Hogg, manufacturer; m. Louisa Agnes, d.
of Dr. Charles Rattray, of Cornwall, Ont.;
two «. Educ: Perth Gram. Sch. and by
priv. tuition. Studied law at Perth and
Toronto. Called to the Bar, 1874; has
practiced in Ottawa since 1875. Engaged
in many important cases on behalf of Dom,
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Govt. Recreation: walking.^ Address: 221
Somerset St., Ottawa. CluV^Bideaxi.

HOL.GATE, Henry, C.E.; b. Milton,
Ont., 14 Sept., 1863; s. of John Halgate and
Jane Brown; m. Bessie Bell Headley of Mil-
ford Deleware ; t wo ». Educ : Toronto ; spent
13* years in Railway construction and main-
tenance; followed by bridge and structure
designing. For the past 8 years, principally
engaged in general encdneering; practice,
particularly m Hydro Electric Power de-
velopment, and consulting. Publioaiions:
contributions to Engineering Society; re-
port on the collapse of the Quebec Bndge.
as Chairman of the Royal Commisdon of
Enquiry. Address: 44 Rosemount Ave..
Westmount, Que. Club: Engineers', Mon-
treal.

HOIXAND. Andrew: b. Ottawa. 1 1 Aug.
1844; s. of W. L. Holland, and Charlotte
Clarke; m. 1875, Margaret, d. of James
Gibson, contractor, Ottawa; four «. three d.
Educ: Ottawa Pub. Schs. Commenced
journalistic career, 1870, on Ottawa Evening
Mail, subsequently with Free Press; with
brother became joint editor and proprietor
of Citizen; with bro. has been contractor for
reporting and publishing Senate Debatea
since 1875. Official reporter for Dom. Bd.
of Trade during its existence. Reported
I.C.R., Welland Canal, and first series of
C. P. R. cases. Has travelled extensively;
visited Australia in 1892, and ajsain in 1896.
First visit led to inauguration of Can.
Australian Steamship service between Van-
couver and Sydney. An active mem. of
Bd. of Trade. Addresses: The Senate; 47
Vittoria St., Ottawa.

HOIXAND, Georse Clarke; b. Ottawa,
Ont., 5 March, 1846; «. of William Lewis
Holland and Charlotte Qarke; m. Alison
Hilson Robinson; two s. three d. Educ:
Ottawa. Has been connected with the
Press in Ottawa, Toronto, Chicago, 111.,
St. Louis, Mo., Nashville, Tenn., New York
and Washington; was official reporter in
H. of C, 1875, 1876, when apptd. official
reporter of the Senate. Publications: O
Canada," a national anthem for Lavailee s
harmonized by A. Trembley. Address:
117 Frank St., Ottawa. , ^ ^

HOLMAN, Charles J., M.A., LL.D., K.
C; b, Cobourg, Ont., 1852; ». of John Hol-
man and Mary Webster Holman: tn. Carrie
Haigh, d.of Rev. W. M. Haigh. D.D., Chic-
ago^ 111. Educ: Victoria Univ. Formerly
of Blake, Lash, Cassels and Holman, Bar-
risters, and now Holmah, Drayton and
Bessett, Toronto. Address: "Holmhurst, .
75 Southern Ave., Toronto. Cit*b.' Toronto.

HOLMES, Robert; b. St. Catharines.
Ont., 14 Sept., 1852; «. of Edmund Holmes
and Mary Watson; m. 1877, Emma L.. d.
of Edward L. Leavenworth, of St. Cathar^
ines; two s. six d. Educ: Pub. Schs. of
Hamilton, Ont. Began to learn the trade
of a printer and compositor at age of
twelve; bought an interest in the Clinton
New Era, 1885. Was Mayor of Clinton for
four_yr8.; mem, Sch. Bd. for six 3^rs. Elec.
to H. of C. for West Huron at bye-elec.,
1899; re. elec. at g. e., 1900. Surveyor of
Customs, Toronto, 1909. Pres., Can. Press
Assn., 1897. A<Wre««: Toronto, Ont.

HOLT, Charles Macpherson, K.C., LL.
D.; 6. Quebec, s. Judge C. G. Holt, and

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Margaret Maoph«^K>n; m, Mabel, d. of late
Senator Cochrane; three a. one d. Educ:
at High Sch., Quebec, Lennoxville, and
Laval Univ.; now in active practice aa mem.
of Montreal Bar; Library Committee of Bar;
Lecturer in Post Graduate course, McGill
Univ.; Director of Charity Organization
Society; Royal Edward Institute; Montreal
General Hospital; Legal mem. of Royal
Commission cm Tuberculosis. Puhlicationa:
Holt's Insurance Law of Canada, and ar-
ticles in legal periodicals. Addre9a:2Sl Univ-
versity St., Montreal. Cluba: Royal, Mon-
treal Golf, Hunt, Canada, St. James, Mon-
treal.

HOLiT, Herbert S.;6. Dublin, Ireland,
1856; 8. of the late William Robert Grattan
Holt, of King's Co., Ireland; m. 1800. Jessie,
d. of the late Andrew Paton, of Sherbrooke,
Que.; three a. Educ: Dublin, Ireland.
Arrived Can, 1876 Acted as engineer for
the Credit Valley, Victoria, Lake Simcoe
Junction, Ont. & Que. and other Rjrs. in
Ont., 1875-1883; removed to North-West
where he engaged in engineering and con-
struction work. Built a large part of the
Can. Pac. Ry. through the Ste. of Maine,
the Regina. Long Lake and Saskatchewan
Calgary and Edmonton, and other railways.
El. member of American Soc. of C^vil Engi-
neers, 1889; became Pres. of Montreal Gas.
Co., 1894; Montreal Park and Island Ry.
Co., 1896; Montreal light. Heat and Power
Co., 1900, which office he still holds; Kam-
inistiqua Power Co., Imperal Writing
Machine Co.; Royal Bank of Can; Can.
Paper Co.; Director Dominion Textile Co..
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Canadian General
Electric Co.; National Trust Co.; Canada
Car Co.; Monterey Ry. and Light Co. Ad-
dress: 297 Stanley St., Montreal. Cluba:
Mount Royal, St. James' Forest and Stream
Royal St. Lawrence Yacnt, Royal Montreal
Gou, Montreal Hunt, Montreal.

HOOPER, James; b. Hatherleigh, Dev-
onshire, Eng., 23 March, 1855; • of John
and Susannem Hooper; m. Emma Johnston
of iiOndon, Ont.; one a. four d. Educ:
Parochial Sch., Hatherleigh, Eng. Arrived
in Canada in the fall of 1868, settling in
London, Ont^ was apprenticed as printer
in Mercury office, Pljrmouth, and sometime
after arrival, took up reporting; went to
Manitoba, 1880, and started a paper at
Morris; later was identified with Winnipeg
newspapers until 1889, when he became
Managing Editor of the Telegram; apptd.
Deputy Provincial Secretary and King's
Printer, in Feb., 1900. Address: 195 Nassau
St.» Winnipeg, Manitoba. Cluh: Advance,
Winnipeg.

HOPKINS, John Castell, F.S.S.; b. Dy-
ersville, Iowa, U.S.A., 1 April, 1864; a. of
Johli Castell Hopkins and Phila (Hende-
bourck) Hopkins; m. Annie Beatrice Bem-
ner; one d. Educ: Bowmanville, Ont.
Entered Imperial Bank in 1883. In 1886,
formed at Ingersol the first branch of the!
Imperial Federation League in Ontario and
apptd. member of thcCouneil of the League
in England. Became Honorary Secretary
of the League in Canada, in 1889; apptd.
in 1890, associate editor Toronto Daily
Empire. In 1891-2, was President of Tor-
onto Young Men's Conservative Assn., also
Pres of the Ontario Con. Assn. the same

term. In 1892, was apptd. a mem. of Tor^
onto High Sen. Board; Hon.-Secy., Sir
John Macdonald Memorial Com., in 1893-4:
in 1894^ was apptd. mem. of the Council of
the British Empire League in Canada;
commenced literary work with the publica-
tion of a "life of Sir John Thompson," in
1895. In 1896, was delegate to the Can-
adian Manufacturers Assn. at the Congress
of Chamber^ of Commerce of the Empire,
in London. Has been at one time or an-
other a Fellow of the Royal Statistical
Society, and the Royal Historical Society;
a member of the American Historical As-
sociation, the Executive oi the Can. Soc.
of Authors, the Ont. Historical Society, the
Niagara Historical Society, &c. Publica"
tiona: include an immense amount of con-
tributions to History, Biography and Cur-
rent Literature. Recreation: Reading novels.
Addreaa: 8 Oaklands Aye., Toronto. Cluba:
Albany, R.C.Y., Toronto, Ont.

HOBNUfG, Lewes Emerson, B.A., Ph.
D.; b. Norwich, Ont., 2 April, 1858; a. James
and Eliza Macklem Homing; m. Beatrice
Lillian Nixon; one «. two d. ^duc: Brant-
ford Coll. Inst., Victoria Univ., Univ. of
Breslau. Goettinger and Lapsig (German) ;
Taught m Peterborough Coll. Inst., 1884-86,
adjunct Prof. Classics and Theories, Victoria
Univ., 1886-91; Prof, of German and Old
English, 1891-1905; Prof, of Teutonic Phil-
ology, 1905. PuhUcationa: several school-
books for German Classes; translation of
Wilkonski, History of German Truning of
19th Century, 1909; numerous articles on
Canadian literature and on German Life
and Times. ReereaUona: golf and gardening.
Addreaa: Toronto uid Cobourg.

HOSKIN, John, LL.D., KTC, D.C.L.;
b. Holsworthy, Devon, May, 1836; a. of
Richard Hoskin; m. 1866, Mary Agnes, d.
of late Walter Mackenzie, Barrister-at-Law,
of Castle Frank, Toronto. Educ: London.
Arrived in Canada, 1854; called to Bar,
1863; Q.C., 1873; elected a Bencher of the
Law Societjf of Up. Can., 1876; Senator of
Toronto Univ., Trinity Univ.; Chairman of
Board of Trustees of Univ. of Toronto until
its reorganization in 1906, and then apptd.
by the Government of the Province Chair-
man, of the New Board of Governors; head
of the firm of McCarthy, Osier, Hoskin. and
Harcourt; Guardian ad litem, and Official
Guardian of Infants, 1874-1904; Advisory
Counsel to his successor in office since 1904 ;
on the directorate of Canadian Life Assur-
ance Companyj of the Bank of Commerce,
and of the British American Assurance Co. ;
a Vice-President of the Canadian Landed
and National Investment Company; Pres,
of the Toronto General Trusts Company;
and a Director of the Toronto Gas Company;
Chairman of the Board of Governors of
University of Toronto. Addreaa: The Dale
Rosedale, Toronto. Clubs: Grosvenor,
Toronto.

HOSMEB, Charles Rudolph; b. Coteau
Landing, Que., 12 Nov., 1851; «. of Hiram
Pratt Hosmer and Mary Briggs; m. Clara
Jane Bigelow; one a. one d. Educ: Coteau
Landing, Que. At the age of fourteen
commenced the study of telegraphy with
the G.T.R. Co.; was ^ven charge of tele-
graph office 1866; became mgr. of the
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1870; transferred to Buflfalo, N.Y., 1871;
apptd. supt. of the Co. at Montreal, 1873;
remained with the Dom. TeL Co. until it
was merged with the G. N. W. Tel. Co.; in
1881 effected the organization of the Can.
Mutual Tel. Co., of which he remained pres.
and mgr. until he engaged with the C. P. R.
Co. ashead of the tel. dept., in Jan., 1886;
retired from the management of the C. P. R.
Tel. system, 1899. Dir., Bank of Montreal;
of the C. P. Ry.; Vice-Pres. and Dir. of the
Commercial Cable Co.; Dir., Postal Tel.
Cable Co., Montreal Light, Heat and Power
Co., the Halifax and Bermudas Cable Co.,
the London and Lancashire Life Assur. Co.
the Laurentide Paper Co., the Canada
Paper Co., the Royal Trust Co., the West
Kootenay Power and Light Co., the Acadia
Coal Co., the Edwardsbur^ Starch Co., the
Dom. Express Co., the Direct West India
Cable Co.; pres., the Ogilvie Flour Mills Co.,
(President), and of the E. N. Heney Co.,
Ltd.; gov.. Royal Victoria Hospital, Mon-
treal Gen. Hospital, Western Hospital.
Recreation: motoring. Address: 302 Drum-
mond St., Montreal;. St. Andrews, N.B,
(summer). Clubs: Mount Royal, St. James,
R. St. L. Yacht, Royal Montreal Golf,
Forest and Stream, Montreal.

HOUSTON, Edward Strachan, Mgr.
Ottawa Branch, Imperial Bank of Canada;
b. Waterdown, Ont., 14 July, 1875; «. of
Stewart Houston, Dean of Niagara, and
Fanny S. Houston; m. Errol Louise Boulton
d. of Samuel Nordheimer, "Glen Edyth,"
Toronto. Educ: Drummondville' Granv
Sch. Entered service of Imperial Bank of
Canada at Niagara Falls, 1892. Stationed
at Toronto, and Montreal. Manager at
Niagara Falls Branch before transferred to
Ottawa. Address: 508 Besserer St., Ot-
tawa. Clttbs: Rideau, Ottawa; Hunt, Tor-
onto.

HOUSTON, Mrs. Stewart, n^e Augusta
Louise Beverly Robinson; 6. Toronto,
Ont.; d. of Hon. John Veverly Robinson,
formerly Lieut. -Gov. of Ontario; m. Stewart
Field Houston; one d. Educ: in Toronto.
During her father's term as Lieut .-Governor
amid the many duties of that position,
foimd time to cultivate an admiraole vcnce
which she had inherited from her mother.
She went to New York at that period to
study under Signor Agramonte. Studied
in Paris, \mder Madame La Borde, and
London, where she completed her vocal
training with Rand^gar and Henschel.
Was associated with Maud Valerie White,
in a number of recitals in London, and also
made a number of appearances at St. James'
Hall, Queen's Hall, and other principal
concerts. On tour with Plunket Greene,
Ben Davies, Marie Brema and other notable
artists. Returning to Canada in 1895,
achieved great success in Massey Hall in
"The Creation." In 1896-7, was a member
of Madame Albani's concert party on her
tour of Canada and the United States. In
1899, sang on tour with Plunket Greene in
Canada. 1899-1900. sang on behalf of the
Dominion 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 Mr. Stewart Houston,
some $10,000 was obtained for patriotic
purpoMs. Then retired from the concert
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stage; is interested in the work of the Soc.
for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and
has latterly delivered addresses in several
cities on the subject. Address: 5 Cluny
Avenue, Toronto. Clubs: Toronto Ladies',
Ladies' Empire, London, Eng.

HOUSTON^, William Robert; b. Mount
Forest, Ont., 2 Oct., 1866; m.; four «. one d.
Educ.: Trinity Coll. Sch. Entered banking
profession, 1893. and spent fifteenyrs. with
the Dominion Bank. Founded Houston's
Standard Publications, 1901, being editor of
The Annual Financial Review (Canadian),
and the Bank Directory of Canada. Ad-
dresses: 7-9 King E.; 8 Elmsley Place,
Toronto. Clubs: Toronto Hunt, Victoria,
Toronto.

HOWARD, Hon. Mrs. Robert (Margar-
at Charlotte Smith); heir presump. to the
Barony of Strathcona and Mount Royal;
o. c. of the 1st Baron Strathcona, and Isa-
bella Sophia Hardisty; m. Robert J. B.
Howard, M.D.. F.R.S.C. Address: 31 Queen
Anne St., Cavendish Square, London, W.

HOWE, CUfton Durant, B.A., M.S., F.
E., Ph.D.; 6. Newfalls, Vermont, U.S.A.,
30 July, 1874; «. of Marshall O. Howe and
Gertrudfe Q. Dexter. Educ: Univ. of Ver-
mont., Univ. of Chicago. Arrived in CJan-
ade, Oct., 1908; associate director of Belt-
more Forest Sch. and Assistant Forester
to the Beltmore Estate, Beltmore, N.S.,
1900-1908; Lecturer in Botany and Fores-
try, Univ. of Toronto, since Oct., 1908.
Recreations: anything in the "bush." Ad-
dress: 11 Queen's Park. Toronto, Ont.

HOYLES, Newman Wright, B.A., LL.
D., K.C.; 6. St. John's, Nfld., 14 March.
1844; «. of Sir Hugh William Hoyles, Chief
Justice of Newfoundland, and Jean Lid-
dell; m. Georgina Martha, d. of the late
Lewis Moffatt, of Toronto; two a. two d.
Educ: Upper Can. Coll., Toronto; King's
Ck)ll., Windsor, N.S.; Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge. Called to Bar of Ontario, 1872;
cr. Q.C., 1889; principal of the Law Sch.,
Osgoode Hall, Toronto, 1894. Pres., Wy-
cliffe Coll., l/oronto and Havemal Coll.,
"Toronto; Vice-Pres., British and Foreign
Bible Soc. and Church Missionary Soc. of
England; Pres., Upper Canada and Canad-
ian Bible Socs. Publications: articles in
legal journals. Recreation: rowing. Address:
567 Huron St.; The Law School, Osgoode
Hall. Toronto.

HUDON, Lieut.-Col. Joseph A. G., CM.
G.; b. Quebec, 7 June, 1858; s. of Francois
Etienne Hudon, Esq.. and Henrietta Couil-
lard Dupuis; m. Alpnonsene, d. of Charles
Joncas, Esq., Quebec; two s. two d. Educ. :
Elementary Sch., Seminary and Commer-
cial Academy; joined Milita, Quebec Gar-
rison Artillery, as Lieutenant, 1878; "A"
Battery, R.C.A., 1883; served in the North-
West Rebellion- 1886: present at actions of
Fish Creek and Batoche (medal with clasp) *
in South Africa as Major in Command of
"C" Battery, R.C.F.A.; present at relief of
Mafeking, and operations in Orange Free
State, Transvaal and Rhodesia (despatches,
medal with clasp), 1902. Address: 158 Earl
St., Kingston, (Jnt.

HUGHES, Hon. James Anthony, Mem.
of U. S. House of Representatives for 5th
Dist. of West Virginia; b. Coninna, Ont., 27
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Ashland, Ky., where educ. and entered
on buMness career. Mem. of Legis. of
Kentucky, 1887-88. Removed to West
Virginia, and el. to State Senate, 1894-98.
First el. to 57th Congress; re-el. 68th, 69th,
eothjand 61st Con. Addresses: The Capi-
tol, Washington, D.C.; Huntington, West
Va.JJ.S.A. _ .^

HUOHES, James LaughUn; b. Durham
County, Ont., 20 Feb., 1846; «. of John
Hughes and Caroline Langhlin; m. (1st)
Annie Aghes Sutherland; (2nd) Ada Marian
Hughes; one «. three d. lAvea in the coun-
try till he was twenty years of age, and
worked his father's farm till he was nine-
teen, when he became a teacher. After
teaching one year, went to the Normal Sch.
in Toronto, and remained till he secured the
highest grade of certificate issued by the
Education Department of Ontario. After
leaving the Normal School, taught in Frank-
ford for six months, and was then apptd.
to a position in the Model Training School
in connection with the Normal School,
Toronto. Received this appointment on
his twenty-fifth birthday; became principal
of the school. In 1874, he was elected to
his present position as Chief Inspector of
Schools for the city of Toronto. Publica-
tions: Frobel's Educational Laws," "Dick-
ens as an Educator," "Mistake^ in Teaching.
"Teaching to Read," "How to secure and
retain attention." RecrecUion: lacrosse.
Ad dress : 47 Dundonald St., Toronto.

HUGHES, Miss Katherine, Pro v. Arch-
ivist for Alberta; h. Melbourne, P.E.I. ; d. of
John Wellington Hughes and Anne O'Brien,
d. of the late Terence O'Brien, of New Glas-
gow, P.E.I. Educ: Notre Dame Convent,
and Prince of Wales Coll., Charlottetown,
P.E.I. Upon leaving Coll., was actively
engaged for a few yrs. in work for the uplift
of native Indian races; in 1903 joined the
editorial staff of the Montreal Star, and
in 1906, the staff of the Edmonton Bulletin;
representative of the BiUletin in Press Gal-
lery of Alberta Legislature; appointed
Provincial Archivist for Alberta in 1908; in
summer of 1909 to secure material for the
Alberta Archives made a tour alone of the
Peace River and Athabasca districts by
frontier stage, canoe, river-boats and scows;
elec. Vice-President of the Canadian Wom-
en's Press Club in 1909. Pu6Zica<«m; "Arch-
bishop O'Brien," Man and Churchman.
Short stories and articles in Canadian and
American Magazines; contributed Forest
and Timber section to Canadian Encyclo-
pedia, Vol. Vjwrote and edited Christmas
magazines of Edmonton Bulletin, 1906-07-
08; at present engaged upon a "Life of
Pere Lacombe." Recreations: riding, canoe-
ing, walking. Address: 160 Bellamy St.,
Edmonton, or (xovwnment Buildings, Ed-

^mont on, Alta.

HUGHES, Colonel Samuel, M.P.; h.
Darlington, Co. Durham, Ont., 8 Jan., 1863;
•. of John Hughes, a native of Tyrone,
Ireland, and Caroline Laughlin, of Scotch-
Irish-Huguenot descent; m. (1st) 1872,
Caroline J., d. of the late Maior Preston,
Vancouver, B.C. (deceased) (2nd) 1875,
Mary, e. d. of H. W. Burk, ex-M.P., West
Durham. Educ. : Pub. Sch. , Toronto Model
and Normal Sch., and Toronto Univ. Lec-
' turer in EJnglish Language, Literature and

History in Toronto Collegiate Institute,
until 1886, when he purchased the Lindsay
Warder, which he edited until 1897; was

{)rominently identified with Amateur Ath-
etics; has been in the Active Militia since
his fourteenth year; declined position of
Deputy Minister of Militia, in 1891, and of
Adjt.-Gen'l., Canada. 1896; apptd.vLt.-Col.,
Commanding 46th Batt., 9th June, 1897;
took part in the Queen's Jubilee celebration,
20 June, 1897 (medal); President of the
Dominion of Canada Rifle Association;
President, Small Arms Committee, Canada;
Chn. Board of Visitors, Royal MiUtary Coll.,
Kingston; Railway Intelligence Oflicer,
Headquarters' Staff; served in the Fenian
Raids, 1870 (medal); since 1872, has strong-
ly advocated and made personal offers of
Colonial Military Assistance to the Empire
in Imperial Wars: personally offered to
raise corps for the Egjrptian and Soudanese -
campaigns, the Afghan Frontier War, and
the Transvaal War; vinted Aitstralia and
New Zealand in 1897-98 in the interest of
Colonial assistance in Imperial Wars; served
in the South African Transvaal War, 1899-
1900, (1) on railway transport, (2) as Assist.
to Inspector General Settle on the lines of
communication; (3) as Chief Intelligence
Staff to General Settle in the Gordonia and
Prieaka campaign; and (4) in similar position
on Staff of GenU. Sir Charles Warren in the
Griqualand West, and Bechuanaland cam-

Saigns; (6) Commander of the Moimted
>rigade in same campaign; mentioned sev-
eral times in despatches; €ui unsuccessful
candidate for the H. of C. for N. Victoria,
1891; elec. bye-election 1892, and re-elec.
1896 and 1900; elec. for Victoria and Hali-
burton, 1904 and 1908; member of the
Orange Order, Foresters and Masonic Order;
Methodist; Conservative. AcMreas; Lindsay,
Ont.

HULL., William Boper; 6. Somerset-
shire. Eng.. 20 Dec., 1867; «. of Arthur Hull
and Honora Roper; m,: Educ: Dorchet
and Bridgeport, Eng. For many yrs. sole
owner of Hull Bros. & Co., ranches, abat-
toirs and meat agencies in Alberta, but
recently sold out to P. Bums & Co. A large
owner of real estate in Calgary. Built and
owns the Calgary Opera House, Victoria
Block, Hull Block, and many private
residences; dir. of the Calgary Brewing Co.
Address: Calgary. Cluh; Ranchmen's.

HUMPHBET, Lieut.-Col. WUUam Mar-
shall, District Officer Commanding
Military District, No. 8; Hon. Lieut.-Col.,
66th Regt., "Princess Louise Fusiliers;" b,
Halifax, N.S.. 8 July, 1862; «. of William
and Merian Humphrey, fomerly of Illnmn-
ster, Somerset, Eng.; m. Eva, e. d. of the
late Andrew Mitchell of Halifax, N.S.; one
8. one d. Identified with the Militia of
Canada for 40 years; first commission as
Ensign, 66th Regt., 1869; was present at
Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in Lon-
don, 1897, as representative from N.S.
Recreations: cricket, walking, reading. Ad-
dress: 19 Wellington Row. St. John, N.B.
Clubs: Halifax; Union, St. John, N.B.

HUNT, Aylmer Byron, M.P.; b. Bury,
Que., 26 April, 1864; s. James and Jane
Hunt; wi. Annie Dawson; two s. five d.
Educ: Bury Model School; carriage maker
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ested in timber lands; defeated as a Liberal
candidate for Quebec Legislatiire; elected
to the Federal House in 1004; election
annulled in 1905; successful 4n the bye-
election and also in g. e. in 1908. Addresa:
Robinson, Bury, Prov. Que.

HUNT, Bev. Thomas Henir, M.A., D.
D.; b. St. Eleanor's P.E.I., 7 Nov., 1866; a.
of William Thomas De Vere Hunt, and
Isabella Fortune Mackenley. Edtic: St.
Peter's Boys' Sch., Charlottetown, P.E.I.,
and IQng's Coll., Windsor, N.S.; ordained
Deacon in 1888; Priest m 1889; Master St.
Peter's Boys' Sch.. 1888 to 1904; Assistant
Priest St. Peter's Cathedral, 1889 to 1904
(both at Charlottetown, P.E.I.;) Lecturer in
Divinity, Trinity Coll., Toronto, 1904 to
1907; Alexandra Professor of Divinity,
lOig's Coll., Windsor, N.S., 1907. AddreBs:
King's College, Windsor, N.S. . ^

HUNTER, Hon. Gordon, Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of British Columbia;
h. Beamsville, Ont., 4 May, 1863; o. a. J.
Howard Hunter, M.A., Govt. Inspector of
Insurance for Ontario, and Anne Gordon;
m. 1896, Mrs. Ida Nelson, d. of Chas. F.
Johnson, of Portland, Ore. JBduc.: Brant-
ford, Coll. and Toronto Univ., where he
§rad. 1886, winning Lome silver and Lans-
owne gold medals for general proficiwicy.
Studied law in office of Messrs. McCarthy,
Hoskins & Creelman, and called to Ontario
Bar, 1888. Removed to B.C., 1891, and
apptd. first official law reporter to Supreme
Court. Later became Crown Sohcitor;
sworn 18 March, 1902 as Chief Justice of
B. C. A charter mem. and one bf organ-
izers of the Young Men's Liberal Assn. of
Toronto in 1887, first organization of the
kind in Canada. Address: Victoria, B.C.
Cluh: Union, Victoria.

HUNTER* James Blake, B.A.; Deputy
Minister of Public Works, Canada; b.
Waterdown, Ont.. 31 Aug., 1876; «. of the
late David Hamilton Hunter, Principal of
Woodstock (Ont.) Collegiate Institute, and
Eunice Kitch^i, a of the late J. B. Kitchen,
Esq., J.P. of St. Geoige, Ont.; m. Helena
Augusta Calvert, d. of W. S. Calvert, Rail-
way Commissioner, formerly M.P. for West
Middlesex; one d. Entered pub. service in
1899, in the Privy Council department, as
private secretary to late Hon. James
Sutherland; Private Secretary, 1900, to
Acting Postmaster General during the
absence of Sir Wm. Mulock, in Australia;
in 1901, Private Secretarjr to the Minister
of Marine and Fisheries; in 1902, Private
Secretary to the Minister of Public Works;
Jan. 1st, 1908, apptd. Asst. Deputy Min-
ister of Public Works, and July 1st, 1908,
apptd. Deputy Minister. Address: 752
Maclaren St., Ottawa, Ont.

HUNTER, John Howard, Prov. Inspec-
tor of Insurance for Ontario, M.A., K.C.;
b. near Bandon, Ireland, 22 Dec., 1839; s.
of William Hunter and Charlotte Howard;
m. Annie Gordon, d. of John Gordon, Inver-
ness, Scot.; two a. three d. Educ: Queen's
Univ., Ireland, and Univ. of Toronto; ar-
rived in Canada, 1859; Principal of Colleg-
iate Institute, St. Catharines, 1871; Inspec-
tor of Insurance for Ont. since 1881; also
Registrar of Loan Companies, and Trust
Companies, and Registrar of Friendly Soc-
ieties. Puhlieations: articles in "Pictures-
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que Canada; in conjunction with his sons
H. H. and A. T. published treatises on
Insurance and Property Law; formed the
Ontario Statute relating to insurance, and
the law of loan corporations; in 1896 he
computed from the Canada Life Mortality;
the minimum table of premium rates,
which is the statutory standard in Ontario,
and Quebec for Friendly Societies, and which
became the basis for the fraternal congress
table in the United States. Address: 82
St. Mary St., Toronto, Ont.

HUNTER, John Kelso, barrister. City '
Clerk of Regina, Sask., and Secretary-
Treasurer for the Union of Sask. Municipal-
ities; b. Glasgow, Scot., 18 Nov., 1856; a. of
John Kelso Hunter and Maivaret Goldie;
m. Elizabeth W. Walker. Sunderland. Eng.;
Educ: Kirkwall Gram. Sch. and Glasgow
Univ.; arrived in Canada, July 1892; since
coming to Canada has been farming.
Teacher, Barrister, Deputy Registrar for
the Assiniboia Land Registration District,
and City Clerk of Regina. Publications:
Regina Municipal Manual.'* Reereations:
cricket and golf. Address: 2330 Victoria
St., Regina. Clubs: Aseinaboia, Regina.

HUNTER, Samuel, cartoonist; b. Mill-
brook, Co. of Durham, Ont., 3 March, 1858;
a. of John Hunter, uid Jane O'Brien; m.
Jeanette Braylev, of Toronto. Educ: Mill-
brook Public Sen.; during the iJast twenty-
five years, has been cartooning on the
Toronto press. Recreations: interested in

Elant and bird life. Address: 158 Spring-
urst Av., Toronto, and Stony Lake, Ont.
(Summer).
HUTCHISON, Alexander Cooper, arch-
itect; b. Montreal, 1838; s. of William
Hutchison and Helen Hall; m. 1862, Mar-

faret Burnet, of Cobourg, Ont^wo s. one d,
Uuc: Sch. of the late C. P. Watson; night
schs., and devoted his spare time to self
study. Attended drawing classes conduct-
ed at the Mechanics' Inst. At age of
twelve, b«iran to learn the trade of stone-
cutter. Had charge of the stone cut work
of the eastern block of the Parlt. BIdgs. at
Ottawa, and Christ Church Cathedral. Con-
ducted the drawing classes in connection
with the Mechanics' Inst, at Montreal, for
some time; apptd. mem. R.C.A. bv Marquis
of Lome, 1880, and vice-pres. that Assn.
for twenty yrs. One of the founders and
Pres., Prov. of Quebec Assn. of Architects.
For several yrs. mem. of the Council and
second Mayor of Cote St. Antoine; School
Trustee for eighteen yrs. Mem. No. 5
Queen's Company. Volunteer Fire Brigade
for number of yrs.; first cotopany of Rifles,
also an officer in a Rifle Company in Ottawa
and afterwards with the Montreal Emnne-
ers, retiring with rank of Lieut. Took
part in Fenian Raids in 1866 and 1870
(medal); life gov. Montreal Gen. HoOT>ital,
Hospital for the Insane, Protestant House
of Industry and Refuge; ex-Pres., Canadian
Branch of Royal Caledonian Curlimp Club,
Montreal Caledonian Curling and Heather
Curling Club, of Westmount. Address: 240
Kensington Av^ Montreal.
HUTCHISON, Dr. James Alexander: b,
Montreal, 12 Jime, 1863; «. of the late Mat-
thew Hutchison and Helen Ogilvie; w. 1 891 ,
o. d. of the late Thomas Caverhlll (rf. 1899);
three ». one d. Educ: Montreal. Goderich,

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Univ. of Montreal (ffrad. 1884), and pros-
ecuted his studies in Bdinbursh and London
qualifying licentiate of the Koyal Coll. of
»hyaicians and Surgeons in Edinbuifi^. On
return to Can., commenced practice in
Montreal. In 1885 became a mem. of
surgical staff of G. T. Ry^ ai>ptd. Asst.
Surgeon, Montreal Gen. Hospital, 1891;
attend-Surgeon, 1804. Is at preeent Asst.
Prof, of Surgery and Clinical surgery, Mc-
Gill Univ.; promoted Chief Medical Officer
of G. T. R., about 1894, later receiving the
entire control of the medical services of
the G. T. R. System, including the Central
Vermont Ry. and later of the G. T. P. Ry.
Pre!*., Montreal Medico-Chirurgical Soc;
mem. Can., Ontario and National Ry. Med-
ical Assns.; life mem. M.A.A.A. Publioa-
tiom: has contributed valuable surp;ical
papers to Canadian and U.S. medical jour-
nals. Address: 70 Maokay St., Montreal.
Clubs: St. James, University, Royal St.
Lawrence, Yacht, Royal Montreal Golf.

HUTCHISON, William, Ex-M.P.; Order
of the Rising Sun (Japan); Colonel (Japan);
Ck>mmi8sioner of I>omimon Exhibitions; o.
Ottawa, Chit., 25 Dec., 1843: s. of Robert
and Mary Hutchison; m. E. B. Willet; two
s. Edvc: Ottawa Grammar Sch.; was rep-
resentative for the Capital in the H. of C.
for one term; president of the Central Can-
ada Exhibition for many years; now Ck>m-
missioner of Exhibitions, for the Dominion
of Canada; decorated by the Emperor of
Japan for services at Osaka. Address:
dHtawa, Ont. Ciu6:Rideau, Ottawa.

HUTCKE, His Hon. Edward Cornelius
StanbuiT* B.A., LL.B., K.C.; County
Judge of Peterborough, Ont.; b. Percy Tp.,
Northumberland Ck)., Ont., 16 March, 1860;
s. of James Kemp Huyoke^ P.J.^ and Annie
Stanbury; m. Rose Meredith Field; four s.
two d. Educ.: Percy, Campbellford, Ck>-
bourg, Toronto. Taught classics before
study of law. Called to the Bar, 1886; cr.
K.C., 1902; elevated to the Benchj 1909.
v4£ldre«<: Peterborough, Ont. C2u6; Citizens,
Peterborqi^h.

HTMAN, Hon. Charles Smith, P.C.; 6.
London, Ont., 31 Aug., 1854; s. of Ellis W.
Hyman and Anna M. Niles; m. Elisabeth
Birrell; one d. Educ: Hellmuth Coll.: Mayor
of London, 1884: Chairman Board of Trade,
1886; elec. member of H. of C. for London,
1891; defeated 1892, and 1896; relec. 1900,
1904 and 1905; Chidrman Railway Com-
mittee, 1903, 1904, 1905; Chairman Re-
distribution 0>mroittee, 1903; Minister of
Public Works, 1905; resigned owing to ill
health, 1907. Addre««; London, Ont. Clvbs:
London; St. James, Montreal; Toronto,
Toronto; Rideau, Ottawa; and Union, St.
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Il>lNGTON, Hon. John, LL.B., K.C.;
a Judge of the Supreme Court of Canada; 6.
Wellington, Ont., 14 Oct., 1840; «. of Peter
Idington and Catherine Stewart; m. Mar-
garet Gotelengh, d. of the late George
Cotelengh of Mount Forest, Ont.; four s.
four d. Called to the Bar, Trinity Term,
1864; Q.C. in Ont., 1876; Dominion, 1885;

practiced in Stratfcml, Ont.; apptd. County
Crown Attorney for Perth, 1879; continued
as such until apptd. Puisne Judge, Exche-
quer Division of High C!ourt of Justice for
Ontario, 15 March, 1904; and Supreme
Court of Can.. 10 Feb., 1905; lias been
President of North Simooe Reform Assn.
Address: 326 Stewart St., Ottawa, Ont.
ClMb: Rideau, Ottawa.

INCH, James Robert., M.A., LL.D.;
Chief Supt. of Educ. for the Prov. of
New Brunswick; b. Peta*sville, Queen's CJo.,
N.B., 29 April. 1835; s. of Nathaniel Inch
and Ann Armstrong; m. Mary Alice Dunn;
one d. Edue.: Gagetown Gram. Sch., Mt.
Allisdn Univ. Taught in pub. schs., 1850-
54, in Mt. Allison Acad., 1854-64; principal
Mt. Allison Ladies' Coll. 1864-1878; Pres. of
Mt. Allison Univ.. Sackville, N.B., 1878-
1891; apptd. Chief Supt. of Educ. for the
Prov. of N.B., 1891. Address: Sackville,
N.B.

INGRAM, Andrew B., Vice Chairman
(^tario Railway, and Municipal board; b.
Strabane, Ont., 23 April, 1885; «. of Thomas
and Mary Ann Ingram; m. Elizabeth Mc-
Intyre; three s. one d. Represented West
Elgm in the Legislative Assembly of Ont.,
for four years, and East Elgin in the H. of
C. for seven years. Address: 322 Palmerston
Boulevard, Toronto, Ont.

INNIS, Hush Paterson, K.C., M.L.A.;
6. Dunda^ Ont., 14 Sept., 1870; «. of Wil-
liam Patrick Iniiis, founder of the Simcoe
Canning Company, and Marian Livingstone,
m. Mabel Margaret, e. d. of the late
Judge R. T. Livingstone; two «. three d.
Educ: Simcoe Pub. and High Sch. Admit-
ted to the Bar, 1893; created K.C., 1908.
elected to Ontario Legislature, June, 1908.
Add ress: Simcoe, Ont.

INWOOD, Frederick George, Gen. Sec.
the Reform Assoc, for Ontario; b. Kingston
on Thames, England, 20 Sept., 1864; «. of
Geo. and Susanna Inwood; m. Annabel
Sutherland, of Napier, Ont. ; two d. Educ. :
Ont. Pub. and High Schs., Ont. Com. Coll.,
Belleville. Came to Can. with parents in
1857. In commercial life for many yrs.,
until apptd. to present position. Past G.
M. and Treas. A.O.U.W.. P.D.D.G.M., A.F.
A A.M., Past Pres., Can. Fraternal Assocn.
Address: 63 Glen Rd., Toronto. Club:
Ontario, Toronto.

IRVIN, Joseph Samuel; b. Belle Plain,
Marshall Co., Illinois, U.S.A., 6 May, 1862;
8. of Col. Joseph Irvin, 77th Illinois Volun-
teers, and Elizabeth M. Irvin; m. (Ist)
Martha A. Barnard (2nd;) Miss Wright, of
Ottawa; one s. Arrived in Can., January,
1900. Educ: Pub. Sch. of Illinois; employ-
ed on his father's farm until he was seven-
teen years of age, when he accepted a
position with Scott, Arnold & 0)mpany, of
Bloomington. 111., as salesman. Two yrs.
later, was offered and accepted a position
with the Piano Harvesting Machme Co.,
of Chicago, as travelling expert and sales-
man. The followiog year, and before
twenty-one years of age, he was promoted
to the position of general manager for the
State of Michigan and placed in charge of
branch house at Jackson, Mich., a position
held by him for seven years. Enjoyed the
distinction of being the youngest general
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States. At the end of this period of ser-
vice, accepted a position with the McCor-
mick Harvesting Machine Company of
Chicago, 111., remaining with them until
October, 1898, when he resigned his posi-
tion and became associated with Jackson
and Detroit capitalists, and at once dis-
tinguiahed himself in the organization of the
Peninsidar Portluid Cement Compatiy of
Cement CHty, Mich. At the first annual
Meeting of this Company, was unanimously
elected a member of the Board of directors.
Assisted in the promotion of and served
as a director of the Southern States Port-
land Cement Company of Atlanta, Qa., and
the Western States, Portland Cement Co.,
of Independence, Kansas. In 1902, pro-
moted and built the works of the Inter-
national Portland Cement Company of
Ottawa, Canada, and is at present its man-
aiding director. In 1905, promoted and
built the big works of the Western Canada
Cement & Coal Company at Exshaw, Al-
berta. The International and Exshaw
Plants are conceded by experts to be mod-
els in design and equipment and economic-
ally produce the very highest grade cement.
A leading spirit in the early promotion of the
big $30,000,000 Cement Merger, known as
the Canada Cement Company, Limited, and
one of its first Directors. PubliccUiona:
several books on Cement; its production
and method of manufacture. Address:
Suite 401 , Aylmer Apartments, Ottawa.

IBTING, Sir Aemillus, Kt.. K.C.; bar-
rister; b. Leamin^on, En^., 1823; «. of the
late Jacob Aemilius Irving, Mem. Legis.
Coun., Canada, and Catherine Diana, d. of
Sir Jere Homfray, of Llandaff, House Gla-
morganshire; m. 1851, Augusta Louisa id.
1892), d. of Col. Gugy, Quebec; five s. two d.
Educ: Upper Can. Coll. Called to Bar,
1849; cr. Q.C., 1864; cr. Kt., 1906. Mem.
of H. of C. for Hamilton, 1874-1878; Treas.
of Law Soc. of Upper Canada, first el. 1893
and re-el. annually since; Hon. LL.D., Univ.
of Toronto, 1905. Address: 19 Russell St.,
Toronto. ClvJbs: Toronto, Victoria, To-
ronto, Hamilton.

IBVING, Major Lewis Erskine Went-
worth, D.8.O., M.D., C.M., Royal
Canadian Artillery; h. Hamilton, 16 Aug.,
1868; 5th s. of Sir. iBmilius Irving. Educ:
Up. Can. Coll., Toronto; McGillColl. Mon-
treal; Trinity Univ., Toronto. Capt. Can-
adian Artillery, 1891; Lt. Royal Canadian
Artillery, 1899; served South Africa (Rhod-
esian Field Force), 1899-1900; Beira to
Mafeking, etc. (despatches, D.S.O., Brevet
of Major, 1901, Queen's medal, 4 clasps).
Treas. Law Society of Up. Canada. Address:
Walton, Ont. Clvhs: Canadian Military
Institute, Victoria, Toronto.

IBTING, DaridPurdy, M.L.A.; h. Cher-
ry Valley, P.E.I., 6 April 1841; ». of James
Irving and Anne MacKenzie; m. Anne
Tweedy; six s. six d. Educ.: Prince of
Wales Coll., Charlottetown, P.E.I. Taught
in the pub. schools for six yrs., then went to
New York where he filled an important
position in office of New York and Erie
Railroad; returned to P.E.I., to take up
life of country gentleman at Vernon; elected
Liberal for East Queens, in 1900; re-elected
in 1904, again elected in 1908; colleague of
Hon. T. L. Haszard, Premier of Pr.ovince
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Recreations: walking, culture and oare of
fruit. A<Wrc«»: Vernon, P.E.I.

IBVING, Hon. Paulus i^mlUus, M.A.,
D.C.L., a Judge of the Supreme Court of
B.C.; 6. 3 April, 1857; 3rd s. of Sir iEmilius
Irving, Toronto; m. 1883, Diana, d. of Hon.
W. Hamley; two «. two d. Educ: Trinity
Coll. Sch., Port Hope; Trinity Coll., Toronto
Called to Bar of Ont., 1880; B.C., 1882;
Deputy Attorney-General, B.C., 1888-90;
Puisne Judge^ British Columbia, 1897; as
special commissioner he settled mining dis-
putes in Atlin, B.C., 1899; his services on
this occasion were acknowledged in the
speech from the throne. Address: Halwyn,
29 Richardson Street, Victoria, B.C. Clubs:
Union, Victoria; Vancouver.

IBWIN, Lieut.-Col. De la Cherois
Thomas, C.M.G.; Hon. A.D.C. to
Governor-GeneraU retired Colonel, Royal
Canadian Artillery; Lt.-Col. (retired) Royal
Artillery; h. Armagh, Ireland, 31 March,
1843; m. 25 April, 1867, Isabella d, of Rob-
ert Hamilton of Hamwood, Quebec; three s.
one d. Educ: privately; Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich; arrived in Canada,
Dec., 1861; entered Royal Artillery, 1^61;
retired as Lt.-Col., 1882; sent tp Canada at
the time of the Trent affair; marched with
the 10th Brigade to Quebec, March, 1862;
entered Canadian Military Service, 1872;
on reserve list, 1897; on retired list with
rank of Colonel, May, 1909; R.M. Staff Col-
lege, 1871-72; Inspector of Artillery for
Dominion of Canada, 1882-98; commandant
Royal School of Artillery, 1873-82; com-
manding Royal Canadian Artillery, 1883-
97; President Dominion Artillery Associa-
tion, 1900-1901; Secy, of the Can. Patriotic
Fund Assocn. Recreations: golf, curling,
angling. Address: 170 Cooper St., Ottawa;
Camagh, Co. Armagh. Ireland. Clubs: Rid-
eau, Grolf , Ottawa.

IBWIN,May; 6.lWhitby, Ont., 1862; d.
Robert E. and Jane Drapw Campbell; m.
1878, Frederick W. Keller, St. Louis (d.)
1886. Debut Adelphi Theatre, Buffalo,
Feb., 1876; mem. of Tony Pastor's Co.
(with her sister Flora), 1877-83; Augustin
Daly.s Co., 1883-7; later with Charles Froh-
man and Rich. & Harris; subsequently
starring in "The Widow Jones," "The Swell
Miss Fitzwell," "Courted into CJourt," "Kate
Kip-Buyer," "Sister Mary," "Belle of
Bridgeport," "Madge Smith, Attorney,**
"Mrs. Black is Back," "Mrs. Wilson — An-
drews," "Mrs. Peckham's Carouse," etc.
Address: Irwin Island, Clayton, N.Y.

IBWIN, Robert, M.L.A.; b. Shelburne.
N.S., 17 January. 1865; «. of Robert Gore
Irwin and Isabel Muir Archer; m. Mary
Prescott McGill, d. of James P. McGill of
Shelburne, N.S.; two s. Educ: Shelburne
Academy; followed commercial life; elect,
to Legislature of Nova Scotia, 1906. Ad^
dress: Shelburne, N.S.

JACKSON, Ber. Oeorse* B.A.; b. Grimsby,
Eng., 15 Oct., 1864; 2nd s, of William and
EHiza Jackson; m. 1892, Annie, d. of J.
Hyslop Bell, J.P., Darlington; three*, one d.
Educ: Ck)Ilegiate Sch., Grimsby; Wesleyan
Methodist Coll., Richmond; London Unir.

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Entered Wesleyan Methodist ministry, 1887
one year in the Clitheroe Circuit: superin-
tendent of the Wesleyan Methodist Mission,
Edinbuigh, 1888; held several important
pastoral chiEtrges in Canada, includinie Sher-
boume St. Church, Toronto; apptd. Prof.,
English Bible, Victoria Colleee, Toronto,
1909. Publication: First Tninss First,
1894; The Table Talk of Jesus, 1896: Judg-
ment, Human and Divine, 1897; The Ten
Commandments, and a Young Man's Book
Shelf. 1698; a Young Man's Religion, 1900;
Memoranda Paulina, 1901; The Old Metho-
dism and the New, 1903; The Teaching of
Jesus, 1903; The fact of conversion, 1908;
studies in the Old Testament, 1909. Re-
creationa: walking, cycling, cricket. Ad-
drcM: 116 Wellesley St., Toronto.

JACKSON, Samuel Jacob, farmer; 6.
Stradbally, Ireland. 18 Feb.. 1848; a. of
Samuel Jackson and Elizabeth Sut cliff e; m
28 Feb., 1878, Ida Isabella Clarke, of Lon-
don, Ont.; six children. Edi*c.: Common
and Grammar Schs., Brampton, Ont.; and
Brantford' Grammar Sch. Apptd. Inspec-
tor of Indian Agencies, 6 Dec., 1902, and
resigned 3 Oct., 1904. El. to Manitoba
Le^s. in 1883, 1886, 1888, 1892, 1896, de-
feated in 1899. El. Speaker Man. Legis.,
Feb., 1891. Was three times a can-
didate for alderman in the city of Winnipeg,
and el. 1877, 1878, 1883. Has been pres. of
the Rockwood Ai^o. Soc. for a number
of 3nr8. Elected to H. of C. at g. e., 1904.
Unsuccessful at g. e. 1908. Addreta: Stone-
wall, Man.

JAFFRAT, Hon. Robert, senator; b.
near Bannockbum, Scotland, 1832; «. of
William Jaffray and Margaret Heugh; m.
1860. Sarah (d. 1906), d. of John Bugg,
Toronto. £duc.; Stirling Academy. Served
apprenticeship in Edinbuxi^h, emigrated to
'Toronto, 1852; in business m Toronto until
1883, aiid since then director of numerous
railways, insurance companies, land cor-
porations, and other enterprises. President
of the Otobe, (Toronto) Newspaper, since
1888; member of the Commission of Queen
Victoria Niagara Falls Park, since 1890
Vice-President, Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co.
since 1898; vice-president Imperial Bank of
Canada since 1906. Addreta: Surrey Lod^e,
Grenville Street, Toronto. Cltiba: Ontario;
Toronto; Rideau. Ottawa.

JAMESON, Clarence, M.P.; h. Badeque.
P.E.I., ;12 June, 1872; a. of the late J. H.
Jamieson, M.D., Shipharbour, N.S., and
Sophie, d. of the late Kev. Charles J. Shreve,
Chester, N.S. Educ: Prince Co. Academy:
studied law, 1893; apptd. town clerk and
Treasurer of Digby, 1895; Deputy Magis-
trate, Digby, 1900; Magistrate. 1903; Sur-
rogate of Probate, 1904; fellow R.C.I., Lon-
don, Eng., and member of the N.S. Histori-
cal Society; elec. to the H. of C, 1908; Ch.
of England; Conservative. Addreaa: Digby,
N.S.

JAMIESON, James Alexander; b. Peter-
borough J[)nt., Dec., 1859; a. of John Jamie-
son and Elisabeth Mason; tn. Miss Mathews,
of London, Eng. Educ. : Peterborough pub.
and high schs. Studied architectural and
mechanical draughting, and engaged on
plans and construction of the original
elevator at Midland, Ont. Employed on
engineering staff of C.P.R. on construction

of Ry., 1883; transferred to Owen Sotmd,
1884; transferred to engineering dept. at
Montreal, 1885, and apptd. Supt. of elevat-
ors. Estb. a business in Montreal as a
designing and contracting engr., y»i>^tting
a specialty of grain elevators, 1895. Mem.
Council, Can. Soc. of Civil Engineers,
American Soc. of Civil Engineers. Desi-

fned and constructed Govt, elevator at
*ort Colboume, Ont.^ Welland Canal. Pub-
liccUiona: a paper entitled "Grain Pressures
in Deep Bins, submitted to the Can. Soc.
of aviT Engrs.. Dec.. 1903. Addreaa: 585
DorchesterSt., W., Montreal. Club: Engin-
eers,

JAMIESONt His Hon. Joseph; County
Judge of Wellington; 6. Tp. of South Sher-
brooke, Co. of Lanark, Ont., 15 March,
1839; a. of William Jamieson and Margaret
Molyneux; m. Elizabeth Carss, d. of the
late Rob^ Carss, J.P., of Fitsroy, Carleton
County; four a. Educ: Perth Grammar
Sch.; called to the bar, Chitario, 1869; prac-
ticed in Almonte for 25 years; represented
North Lanark in the H. of C. from 1882,
until 1891. when apptd. Junior Jud^e of the
County of Wellington, which position he
occupies at present. Addreaa: Guelph, Ont.

JAMIESON, Reuben Rupert; b. West-
over, Ont.. 12 Dec., 1856; a. of John and
Mary Jamieson; m. Alice J. Jukes; two a.
two d. Edu^. : pub. schs. in Railway service
from 1873 to 1908; commenced as tele-
graph operator and ended as General
Superintendent; all on Can. Pac. Ry.;
Mayor, aty of Calgary, 1909. Addreaa:
Calgary, Alberta. Cluba: Ranchmens', Cal-
gary.

JARTIS, Aemilius; head of the firm of
Aemilius Jarvis & Co., bankers and brokers;
b. Toronto, Ont., 25 April, 1860; grandson of
Col. Samuel Peter Jarvis, after whom is nam-
ed Jarvis St., Toronto, and great-grandson of
William Jarvis, the first Prov. Sec. of Upper
Can.; «n. 1886. Augusta, d. of Aemilius
Irving, K.C., of Hamilton; two a. three d.
Educ: Upper Can. Coll. Gained his first
business experience in the Bank of Hamil-
ton at Hamilton; estbd. the banking and
broking firm of Aemilius Jarvis & Co., 1892,
of which he is head: has been financially
connected with the Hamilton, Grimsby and
Beamsville ESectric Ry. Co., the Hamilton
Iron A Steel Co., the Toronto Hotel Co., the
Niagara, St. Catharines and Toronto Ry.
Co.. Trenton Electric and Water Power Co.,
ana many other large institutions. Is well
known throughout Canada as a yacht
skipper and skilful helmsman, and in 1896,
was chosen by the North American Yacht
Racing Assn., to represent them at a con-
ference held in London, 1897. with the
Yacht Racing Assn. of Great Britain. Ad-
dreaa: 34 Prince Arthur Av., Toronto.
Cluba: Toronto, National; Toronto.

JARVIS, Lt.-Col. Arthur Leonard Fltz-
Gerald, I.S.O.; b. Toronto, Ont., 17
June. 1852; a. of George Murray, and Elisa-
beth Arnold Jarvis; m. Frances Geraldine
Rtsgerald. Educ: Toronto and Quebec.
Entered the Government service in 1868;
Secretary, Department of Agriculture, 1896.
Assistant Deputy Minister, 1908; command-
ed the Governor-General's Foot Guards,
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Addreta: 365 Daly Avenue, Ottawa, Ont.
Club: Bideau.
JABYIS, Bmest Frederick, Asst. Dep.
Min. of Militia and Defence; b. St. Eleanors,
P.E.I., 16 Sept., 1862; «. of Henry Pit»-
serald Jarvis, physician and surgeon, and
Lucy Des Briss^r Jarvis; m. Ethel Colbome,
d. of the late E. A. Meredith. LL.D.. Tor-
onto; one «. three d. Educ: P.E.I. Pub.
Schs. Apptd. asst. third class clerk, P.O.
Dept., 23 March, 1881; priv. sec. to the
Hon. J. C. Patterson, Sec. of State, and
subsequently Min. of Militia and Defence,
Jan., 1892, to March 1895; permanently
transferred to Dept. of Militia and Defence
from P. O. Dept., 1 July, 1893; apptd. chief
clerk, 1 Jan., 1903; sec. of the Militia Coun.,
28 Nov., 1904; Asst. Dep. Min., 1 Sept.,
1908. Address: 347 Stewart St., Ottawa.
JETTE, Hon. Sir Louis Amable, K.C.M.
G., K.C., LL.D., (Laval Univ.) Chief Jus-
tice of the Superior Court, of the Prov. of
Que.; b. L'Asaomption, 15 Jan., 1836; «.
of Amable Jette and Caroline Gauvreau; m.
1862, Bert he, d. of Toussaint Laflammc, of
Montreal; one s. Edac: J/ \ --< -n. ,* ion
Coll. Called to the bar in 18*;^, ^i.d com-
menced the practice of his profession in
Montreal; at on time was ed^ of **La Revue
Critique de Legislation et de juriepnidence
du Canada" and correspondent of "La
Revue de Droit International de Gand,
Belgium;'* for some months was ed. of the
paper "L'Ordre." Was Treas, of the Bar
Assn.; apptd. a Puisne Judge of the Super-
ior Court of prov. of Que., and in same yr.,
was apptd. Prof, of Civil Law in Laval
Univ., and later became Dean of the Fac-
ulty of Law: was mem. of the Provincial
Coimcil of Public Instruction, 1878-1898;
in 1898 was apptd. Lieut.-Gov., and in
1903. was re-apptd., retiring from Oflfice in
August, 1908; Chief Justice, 1909; in 1898.
was made a Commander of the L^on of
Honour, and in 1901 , cr. K.C.M.G. In 1903
was apptd. one of the British Commissioners
representing the Dom. of Can. on the Alaska
Boundary Com., convened in London, Eng.;
Returned for Montreal East to H. of C.,
1872. Publication: Observations relatives
au Code de Procedure, in conjunction with
his fellow conunissioners who were apptd.
for the revision of the Quebec Code of Civil
Procedure. Addreae: 71 d'Auteuil Street,
Quebec. Ciitb: Garrison, Quebec.
JOBIN» Patrick Joseph, Inspector of In-
dustrial establishments and public edifices.
6. Quebec, 26 Oct., 1854; m. t o Eliza-
beth Dowling; one «. two d. Educ: Com.
Sch. and Christian Brothers; a labour
leader; ex-president of the Trades and
Labour Congress, and active in the Canad-
ian Labour Movement for the last twenty-
five years. Addreee: 116 Scott Street,
Quebec.
JOSmrSON* George, D.C.L.; 6. Annapo-
lis Royal, N.S., 29 Oct., 1836; a. of George
Johnson, Yorkshire Eng., and V. M. Cater,
London, Eng.; widower. Educ: at Sack-
ville, N.B. Has been editor News, Toronto ,
editor Toronto Mail; Reuters Agent; Statis-
tican of the Dominion of Canada; Hon.
mem. Royal Statistical Society, London;
Hon. mem. Manufacturers' Assn. of Canada.
Publications: statistical year book of Can-
ada; Handbook of Canada; pulp wood
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resources of Canada; Forest Wealth of Can-
ada; Historical papers in magazines. Re-
creations: orchardist, studies of place names
of Canada, walking. Address: Grand Pre,
N.S.
JOHNSON, George Balfour, M.L.A.; b.
Romano Bridge, Peebleshire, Scot., 21
March, 1865; s. of John Johnson, and Anna
M. L. L. Donald; m. Frances M. Hayward;
three d. Educ.: Aberdeen, Scot. ; arrived in
Can., 1884. A general merchant. Mayor
of Melfort, 1907-08. Mem. Sask. Leg. Ass.
Address: Melfort, Sask.
JOHNSON, Gordon Beimett; 6. Belle-
ville, Ont.. 18 Nov., 1880; a. J. W. Johnson,
M.L.A., Belleville. Ont., and Sarah L.
Johnson (deceased), d. of Dr. P. W. Smith,
MontreaL Educ: Pub. and high schs.,
Belleville; Royal Military Coll., Kingston,
and School of Military Engineering, Chat-
ham, Eng.; graduated of tne R. M. C. of
Canada, 1900; recdved conmiission in the
Royal Engineers, June, 1900; Lieut., School
of Military Engineering, 1900 to 1902; at-
tached 55th field Co., R.E.,' Colchester,
Eng., 1902-1903; first Lieutenant, 1903;
stationed at Ceylon, 1903-1905; retired.
1905. Assistant-Engineer on Construction
Shanghai, Nanking Railway, China; a re-
tired Lieut, of the Royal Engineers; Assoc,
mem.. Can. Soc., C.E.; Canadian Address:
c|o J. W. Johnson, M.L.A., Belleville, Ont.
JOHNSON, Hon. James, M.L.A.; b.
Mitchell, Ont.. 18 Nov., 1855; s. of John
Johnson and Martha Bainbridge Johnson .
(English); m. 1879, Susana Oliver; three s.
Educ: Pub. Schs., Mitchell. At age of
twenty, bought and worked a small farm
in Logan tp.; purchased a farm between
Brandon and Boissevain, 1882: removed to
' Boissevain, 1894, and devoted his attention
lai^ely to buying and shipping of wheat and
operating of elevators at Boissvain and
Minto; has also a general mercantile busi-
ness at Minto. Pres. of the Boissevain
Land Co.; reeve and coun. of mun. of River-
side; reeve and coun. of mun. of Morton;
mayor and coun. of town of Boissevain.
El. to Manitoba Legis. Assem., for Turtle
Mountain, 1897, and has been successful
in every el. since; now Speaker. Address:
Boissevain, Man.
JOHNSON, John Wesley, F.C.A., M.L.
A.; 6. Antrim, Ireland, 17 Jan., 1846; a. of
William Mary Johnson; m. (Ist) Sarah, d.
of W. P. Smith, M.D., of Montreal; (2na),
Mary, d. of Rufus Sawyer, Picton, Ont.;
four a. five d. Educ: Ireland and Canada.
Arrived in Can., Sept., 1864; Principal of
the Ont. Business Coll., Belleville, since
1877; was Mayor of Belleville, 1897-1900:
was Pres. of the Institute of Chartered
Accountants of Ont., in 1908; now mem. of
the Ont. Legislature for West Hastings.
Recreation: golf. Address: Belleville, Ont.
Club: Albany, Toronto.
JOHNSON, Thomas Herman, B.A., M.
L.A.; 6. Iceland, 12 Feb., 1870; a. of John
and Margaret Johnson; m. Aurora Freder-
ickson; two a. one d. Educ: Public Sch. of
Winnipeg and Gustavus Adolphus Coll.,
St. Peter, Minn.; arrived in Canada, August,
1879; School Trustee, Winnipeg, 1904-1907:
elec. to Manitoba Legislative Assembly, 7
March, 1907. Address: Winnipeg, Man.
Club: Commercial, Winnipeg.

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JOHNSTON, HU Hon. Frederick Wll-
liam; Senior Judge of District of Al-
goma, Ont.; Judge of the Surrogate Court
and liocal Master; b. Godericn, Ont., 6
April, 1849; «. of Hugh Johnston and
Matilda, d. of W. B. Bich of Kent Co.. Eng.;
m. Sept., 1890, Elisabeth S., d. of Thomas
XSraham, of Goderich; three a. two d. Educ. :
Public and grammar sch., Goderich. Stud-
ied law in office of the late Judge Sinclair,
of Hamilton, who formerly practiced law in
Goderich; called to the bar m 1872; carried
on the practice of law in Goderich for 20 yrs.
with John Davison, Q.C.; apptd. Jimior
Judge of Algoma, 18 June, 1890; was re-
vising officer for Western Algoma, Senior
Judge, 9 July. 1892, succeeoTing the late
Hon. W. McCrae; served in Goderich as
Alderman, Deputy Reeve, Reeve and War-
den of the Co. of Huron, 1882; unsuccess-
fully contested riding of Huron for local
l^lature in 1882. Address: Sault Ste.
Marie. Ont.

JOLT DE LOTBINIEBE, Major Alain
Chartler, R.E.. C.I.E.; b. Quebec. 31
Oct., 1862; s. of Sir Henry Joly de Lotbin-
iere; m. 1887, Marion Helen Campbell.
Educ.: R. M. Coll., Kingston. Entered R.
E., 1886; Captain, 1895; Major, 1903; pro-
posed and carried out the first large Hydro
Electric Transmission Power Scheme in the
East, i.e. the Cauvery Falls transmission of
power to the Kolar Goldfields in Mysore,
Ind.; for a short time this was the longest
power transmission line in the world; at
present engaged as chief engineer in con-
structing a large Hydro Eaectric Power
Installation on the River Shelum in Kash-
mir; this power will be used for the Abbota-
bad Srinagar Railway, dredging of the River
Shelum in Kashmir, and for industrial pur-
poses in Kashmir and the Punjab. Recrea-
iions: golf, fishing, shooting. Address: Srin-
agar, Kashmir, &dia.

JOLT DE L.OTBINIEBE, Major Henri
Gusiave, D.S.O.. R.E.; b. 10 March
1868; a. of Sir Henry J. de Lotbiniere; m.
1902, Mildred Louisa, d. of C. S. GrenfelL
Entered Army, 1888; Captain, 1899; Major
1900; served N.W. Frontier, India, 1897-
98 (medal with 3 clasps); S. Africa, 1899-

1902 (despatches twice, brevet of Major,
Queen's and King's medals, 5 clasps, D.S.
^,) Address: Quebec.

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JONES, Frank Percy; Gen. Mgr. of the
Canada CJement Co.; 6. Brockville, Ont., 5
Nov^ 1869; s, ojt Chillion Jones, and Eliaa
M. Harvey; m. Helen Stevens, of Brock-
ville. Educ: Brockville High Sch. and R.
M. C, Kingston. Was sales m^r. of the
Nova Scotia Steel 0>. ; similar position with
Dom. Iron and Steel CJo.; lagr. of same co.;
mgr., Canada Clement 0>., 1909. Recrea-
tions: Yachting, riding. Address: Imperial
Life Bldg.. Montreal.

JONES, George Burpee, M.L.A.; b.
Springfield, King's Co., N.B., 9 Jan.. 1866;
s. of Stephen and Eliia Jones; m. Melissa
J. Fowler, in 1889, one a. one d. Educ.:
Apohaqui Superior sch. At 12 years of age.
entered employ of late J. A. Sinnott, and
after 6 years resigned and accepted position
of general manager with Hugh McLean, of
Sialmon River, Queen's County, in general
business and lumbering. Mem. of N.B.

WHQ'B WHO. JONE8

Legis Ass. for some srra Address: Apo-
haqui, N.S.

JONES. L.t.-Col. Guy Carleton, G.G.H.
S., M.D., CM., M.R.C.S., Director General
of Medical Services, Canada; b. HaUfax, N.
S., 28 Dec., 1864: a. of Hon. A. G. Jones, and
Biargaret, a. of Hon. W. J. Stairs: m. Susan,
d. of the late Robert Morrow. Educ.: Mer-
Chester Castle, Edinburgh; Gait. Coll. Inst.
Suigeon-Iieut.. Ist Regt., C.A., 1696; Major
Hal&ax Bearer (3o.. 1899; Lt.-Col., A.M.S.,
1 June, 1904; P. A.M.C., 1 Oct., 1905; D.G.
M.S.. 22 Dec., 1906 to date. Served during
South African War, 1902 (medal with two
clasps); Address: Ottawa, Ont. Ciu&a; Hal-
ifax, Halifax, N.S.; Rideau, Ottawa.

JONES, Hon. John Edward, M.D^ LL.
B.; B.A.: U.S. Consul General, at Winni-
peg; b. Vimnia. U.S.A., 21 Feb^ 1869; s. of
John W. Jones and Kate J. Williams; m.
Hilda Virginia Tvssowsld; one s two d.
Educ: Ck>lumbia Univ., and National Law
School; arrived in Canada, May, 1907; was
delegate to Republican National Conven-
tion, 1900. representing Washington, D.C.;
Asst. Secy., Republican National Com-
mittee. C!onsul General to and opened
Dalny, Manchuria; a graduate of both
medicine and law; now consul General at
Winnipeg, Man; for 18 years a member of
the editorial staff of the Washington Star;
fond of amateur athletics; a member of the
Executive of the Manitoba Game Protective
Association. Address: 264 Edmonton Av.,
Winnipeg, Man. Clubs: University, Wash-
ington; Manitoba. Winnipeg.

JONES, Hon. Lyman Melvln: b. in York
Co., Ont., Sept. 21, 1843; of Welsh-Scotch
descent; s. of Norman Jones and Therese
Jane Patterson; m. in 1873, Louise, d. of
Thomas Irwin; one d. In 1886, alderman
Winnipeg, and Chairman of Finance Com.;
in 1887, Mayor of Winnipeg and Vice-Pres.
of Board of Trade; in 1888, re-elec. Mayor
of Winnipeg; in January, 1888. accepted
portfolio m Manitoba Government as Pro-
vincial Treasurer, and. during the year,
negotiated in London. England, first Prov-
Vincial loan to build railway; represented
constituency of Shoal Lake; re-elec. at the
g. e., in 1888 to represent North Winnipeg;
resigned office of Provincial Treasurer m
1889, though retaining seat in Lenslature
until end of term and returned to Eastern
Canada to devote his time to private busi-
ness. Upon amalgamation of the Massey
and Harris Ck>mpanies in 1891 ^ removed to
Toronto, and became Managing Director
of consolidated Companies; member of
Senate of Dominion of Canada since Jan'y. .
1901; liberal. Is (since 1902) Pres. anci
Gen. Man. of Massey-Harris Ck>.. Ltd.;
Pres., Bain Wagon Co.. Ltd., Woodstock;
Vice-Pres., OntTJockey (31ub; iMrector Can-
adian Bank of Commerce; Verity Plow Co.,
Ltd.; Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co., Ltd..
Canada CJyde & Motor Co.. Ltd. Recrea-
tions: driving, golf, motoring. Address.
Llawhaden, St. George St., Toronto, Can.
Ciu6«: Toronto, National, Toronto Hunt, R. '
C.Y.C.; Rideau, Ottawa.

JONES, WendeU Phillips, K.C. : b. Wood-
stock. N.B.. 26 Nov^ 1866; s. of Randolph
K., and Gertrude H. Jones; m. Grace J.
Jordan; five a. five d, Educ: Woodstock
Gram. Sch., Dalhousie Ck)ll., Halifax; Boe-
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ton Univ. Law Sch.; member of the LckIs-
lature of N.B., from 1903 to 1908; solicitor
General for New Brunswick, 1905 to 1908.
Recreation: goU. Addreea: Y/^oodstock., N.B.

JORDAN, Rev. W. G., B.A., D.D.; Pro-
fessor of Hebrew and Old Testament critic-
ism, Queen's Univ., Kingston; b. Whitby,
Yorks, 1852; «. of Dennis Jordan and Eliza-
beth Batty; m. 1880, Marianne d. of J. B.
Taylorson, Simderland, England; three a.
two d. Edue.: National Sch., Whitby, pre-
pared for liondon Univ.. by private study,
tuition, etc.: also attended classes in Aire-
dale Coll., Bradford; later a graduate in
Theology of the Presbyterian College, Lon-
don (England). Minister in United Metho-
dist Free Churches (England), 1872-85;
joined the communion of the Presbyterian
Church of England; minister at Dudley
(Woroes.) about two years; came to Canada,
1889; master for about nine years of Pres-
byterian congregation, Strathroy, Ont.;
Chancellor's Leoturer, 1906-7; Prof, of
Hebrew since 1899. PublictUione: articles in
American Journal of Theology, Biblical
World, etc; literary editor of Dominion
Presbyterian; l4t>phetic ideas and Ideals,
1902; The Philippian Gospel. 1904; BibUcal
Criticism and Modem Thous^t, 1909. Ad-
dreea: 76 Sydenham Street, Kingston, Ont.

JOUSSABD, Blffht Rev. Ceiestlii, O. M. I.
D.D., Coadjutor Bishop to the Vicar Apos-
tolic of Athabaska; b. Grenoble, France.
1851. Educ: Seminary of Grenoble and
France; arrived in Canada, 1880; ordained
priest in 1876; for 28 years was missionary
among the Indians in the district of Atha-
baska; in 1909 was named Coadjutor to the
Vicar Apostolic of Athabaska and was
consecrated Bishop in Sept. of the same
year. Addreae: L^ser Slave Lake, Alta.

KAINE. Hon. John C; Mem. of the Ex.
Ck>imcil of Quebec; b. Quebec, 18 Oct., 1854;
a. of John Kaine and Ellen McGowan; m.
(Ist), 1879, Theresa Maria Tucker; (2nd).
1904. Helen Smith. Educ: Commercial
Acad., Quebec. Head of the Kaine and
Bird Transportation Co., Ltd., Quebec.
First el. to Legis. at g. e., 1904; re-el. at
g. e., 1908. Called to the Prov. Cabinet as
a Minister without portfolio, 3 Jan., 1906.
Addressee: 111 Mountain Hill (Bus.) 6 St.
Ursule St., Quebec.

KABN, Dennis Weston, J. P.; pres. of
Kam-Morris Piano and Ontan Co., of Wood-
stock, Ont.; b. Tp, of Oxford, Oxford Co.,
Ont.. 6 Feb.. 1843; «. Peter Kam and Pris-
cilla Thornton; m. Elizabeth Hannah Feath-
erston ; one «. two d. Educ. : Ck>mmon Sch.
and Woodstock Coll. Engaged in farming
until 1869, and then removed to Woodstock
to become partner with Mr. Miller, an organ
maker; this led to the foundation of the
business of the Kam Piano & Organ Co.,
which to date has shipped 75,000 instru-
ments to all parts of the world. Recently
retired from active business on organisation
of present Co. Was Mayor of Woodstock;
unsuccessful candidate for H. of C. 1892
and 1896; Vice-Pres., Dominion Permanent
Loan C5o. and People's Life Ins. Co.; Dir.,
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Home life Ins. Co.; has been Prest, Wood-
stock Board of Trade and Can. Mfrs. Assoc. ;
member of Senate of MoMaster University.
Recreatume: curling, lawn bowling, golf,
gardening, fishing, Addteee: Woodstock,
Ont.

KAULBACH. Ten. Archdeacon Jamei
Albert; b. Lunenburg, N.6., 30 Aug.,
1839; c. of John Henry and Sophiia Fredenca
m. Mary Sophia Braddiaw; one s. Educ.:
King's Coll., Windsor, N.S.; Curate of River
John, 1864-1870; Vicar of Truro. N.S.. 1870-
1903; Rector of Truro, 1908; Archdeacon
of N.S., 1889; Examining Chaplain to Bis-
hop of N.S., 1896; Canon of St. Luke's
Cathedral, 1899. Addreee: Truro, N.S.

KEATING, Edward Henry, C.E.; b. Hal-
ifax, N;S., 7 Aug.. 1844; «. of Wm. H. and
Eliza Walford Keating; m. Mary Little
Beauchard, d. of the late J. Fleming Beau-
chard, of Truro, N.S. ; one a. throe d, Educ. :
Dalhousie Coll., Halifax, N.S.; studied his
profession imder Geo. WhitemaUj C.E..
Government Engineer for the Province ox
N.S., and subsequently under Sir Sandford
Fleming; was engaged in laying out and
construction of several railways in N.S.,
N.B., and Quebec, including the Intercol-
onial Ry., and also in the Exploration Sur-
veys for the C. P. Ry. Served for a number
of years as City Engineer and Engineer of
the Waterworks, Halifax; also acted as
resident Chief Engineer in the construction
of the Halifax graving dock. In 1890-91,
was City Engineer of Lhiluth, Minn.; in 1892
became CSty Engineer of Toronto, subseq-
uently assuming the additional duties of
Engineer of the Toronto Waterworks, in
which capacity he recommended several
ext^isive enlargements and improvements
in the waterworks including a tunnel under
Toronto harbour all of which were sub-
sequentlv investigated and endorsed by the
late Jas. Mansergh, President of the institu-
tion of Civil Engmeers, and have since been
carried to successful completion. Resigning
in 1898 he became Chief Engineer and
Manager of the Toronto Electric railway
system, which position he relinquished in
1904 and has since been engaged in the
private practice of his profession In Canada,
and in the republic of Mexico. In 1901, he
was elected Fres. of the Can. Soc. of C. E.,
and is a member of the British Institution
of Civil Engineers and also a mem. of the
American Society of C. E. Address: 99
Elm Avenue, Rosedale. Toronto, Ont.
Club: Toronto.

KEEPER, George Alexander, resident
Engr., Dep. of Pub. Works of Canada, m
B!c.; b. Cornwall, Ont., 10 Sept., 1836; «.
of George Keefer and Margaret Keefer; m.
Charlotte Maude MacMartin, of Perth, Ont. ;
three s. one d. Edu^.: Grantham Acad.,
St. Catharines. Ont. On survey G. T. Ry..
1853-57; architects office and Victoria
Bridge. 1857-61; Brockville and Ottawa
Ry.; Belleville Grand Junction, and Belle-
ville and North Hastings Rys., 1867-76:
C. P. Ry. surveys in Rocky Mountains and
construction Fraser River Canon. 1875-86;
Ry. Insp. for Govt, in B.C., 1886-87; priv.
practice 1887-99; Resident Engr. for B.C.
in Dept. of Pub. Works of Can.. 1900 to
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Westminster, New Westminster,

KEEFEB, Thomas Coitrin, C.M.G., M.I.
C.E., Canal and Ry. Engr.; fc. Thorold, Ont.,
4 Not., 1821; «. of Geo. Keefer, and Jane
McBride; m, (1st) 1848, Elizabeth {d. 1870).
d. of the late Hon. Thos. McKay, M.L.C., of
Rideau Hall, Ottawa; (2nd) 1873, Annie,
widow of the late John MacKinnon, of
Ottawa; one s. Educ. .-St. Catharines Acad.
and Upper Can. Coll., Toronto. At age of
17 commenced his career as an engr.; em-
ployed on Erie and Welland Canals. 1838-
46; chief engr. of Ottawa Biver Works,
1845^48; won Liord Elgin's prize for best
essay on *The Influence of the Canals of
Can. on her Agriculture." Cftiarged with
surveys for nay. of rapids of St. Lawrence,
etc.; was sent by Can. Govt, to assist U.S.
Con^ to report on Can. trade with U.S.,
1860; asst. in a second report 1862, which
reports led to the Reciprocity Treaty of
1864; engaged in making prelmiinary sur-
veys for the G. T. Ry., between Montreal and
Toronto, and for ry. bridge over St. Law-
rence at Montreal; apptoT Can. Comnr. for
Interl. Exhn. at London, 1861; apptd.
engr. to Montreal Harbour Comnrs., 1863.
In 1863, advocated "Stephenson" gauge for
G. T. Ry. of Can., adopted much later; has
constructed water works for cities of Mon-
treal, Hamilton and Ottawa; for some time
chief engr. to railways in Upper and Liower
Can.; conmr. to Interl. iSuin., 1862, and
ex. conmr. for Paris Exhn., 1878, when
made a mem. of the Inteml. Jury for Ar-
chitecture and Engineering; cr. an officer of
the Le^on of Honour; cr. C.M.G., 1878.
Pres., ladeau Qub. Ottawa. 1881; Vice-
Pres. of Am. Soc. of C. E. of New York;
chn. of Roy. Comn. at Montreal, on Ice
Floods. 1886; Pres. of Can. Soc. of C. E.,
1887; Pres.. Am. Soc. of C.E., 1888; el.
mem. Roy. Soc. of Can., 1891; Inteml.
Comnr. for "Deeper Water Ways between
the Great Lakes and the Atlantic seaboard"
1896: Vice-Pres., Roy. Soc. of Can., 1897-
98; Pres., 1898-99; LL.D., McGill Coll.,
1906. Publications: "Philosophy of Rail-
ways," 1849; a series of letters advocating
the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1869-70;
various essays, lectures, reports and papers.
Address: "Manor House, Rockcliffe, Ot-
tawa. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

KEHOE, His Hon. John James. LL.D.
(Ottawa Univ.), Judge of Diet, of Sudbury;
b. Ottawa, Ont., 2 Sept., 1854; s. John
Kehoe; m. Marian Gravelle, one «. one d.
Crown Atty. for Algoma Dist., 1884-1904;
unsuccessful can. for West Algoma, 1904;
apptd. County J., 1908. Publications:
"Treatise on law of ChoBea in Action";
"Municipal Councillors Handbook." Ad-
dress: Sudbury, Ont.

KEIXT, John Hale, B.A^ M.L. (Laval)
M.L.A.; b. St. Godfrey, CJounty of Bona-
venttire, 1 Sept., 1879; s. of Maucer James
Kelly and Bridget Hall; m. Marie A del
Dionne, d. of C. E. L. Dionne. K.C., Quebec;
one s. one d. Educ.: Univ. of St. Josephs,
N.B., classical course, Law; Laval Univ..
Que.; admitted to the bar in 1903; elected
to the Quebec Legislature in 1904, b^ 1500
majority; re-elected at g. e., 1908; Liberal;
organised Bonaventure and Gaspe Tele-
phone Company, in 1906, of which he is

Pres. Acldress: New Carlisle, Bonaventure
Ck>.,Que.'

K£LX.T, Bobert: b. Russell, Ont^ 16
Aug., 1862; s. of James Kelly and Sarah
Mills; m. 1892, Lillian, d. of Alexander
Craig, of Russell, Ont.; two children. Educ:
Russell pub. sch. Commenced business in
a general store at Russell; jngr. of a store
and telegraph office at South Finch, Ont.;
1884-1888; removed to California, and be-
came mcr. of a gen. store and telegraph
office at McPhersop; removed to Vancouver
and opened a gen. store, but sold it out and
engaged with Oppenheimer Bros., whole-
sale grocers; was travelling representative
for this firm, 1889-1896. ^ith F. R. Doug-
las, organized the present firm of Kelly &
Douglas, wholesale grocers and tea import-
ers, of which he is now Pres. and Mgr. Dir. ;
Trees, and Hon. Pres., Vancouver Liberal
Assn. Address: Vancouv«\^ B.C. Clubs:
Vancouver, Terminal City, Western.

KELSO, John Joseph* Superintendent
of neglected and dependent children of
Ontario; b. Dundalk, Ireland, 31 March.
1864; s. of George Kelso; m. Irene Martin ox
Nashville. Tenn.; one s. oned. Founder of
Toronto Humane Society, Children's Fresh
Air Fund, and Children's Aid Society.
Pvblicaiions: author of many reports and
pamphlets on social reform work and the
care and protection of children. Address:
21 Prince Arthur Ave., Toronto, Ont.

KEMP, Albert Edward, manufacturer;
b. Clarenceville, Que., 11 Aug., 1868; s. of
Robert Kemp and Sarah A. Kemp; m. 1879,
Miss ^Ison , of Montreal . Educ. : Clarence-
ville, Que., and LacoUe Acad.; was Pres. of
the Canadian Manufacturers. Assn. and
Toronto Bd. of Trade; el. to H. of C. at g. e.,
1900; re-el. at g. e., 1904; unsuccessful at
g. e., 1908. AddrsM: Toronto. Ciu6«; Tor-
onto, Toronto; Rideau, Ottawa.

KENDALL, Arthur Samuel, M.D., M.L.
A.; b. Sydney. N.S., 25 March, 1861; s. of
Rev. 8. F. Kendall and Emily Long; m.
1886, Mary, d. of the late Rev. A. R. Craw-
ley ; one s. one d. Educ. : Sydney Academy,
Mount Allison Coll., Bellevue Hospital Med-
ical Coll., N.Y., and Guy's Hospital Medical
Sch., London. Town ooim. for Sydney,
1888; unsuccessful candidate for H. of C.,
1896; mem. of N.S. Legis, for Cape Breton
Co., 1897-1900; mem. of the Prov. Bd. of
Health, and (Jommr. of Schs. for Cape
Breton. El. to H. of C. at g. e., 1900;
acain el. to N.S. Legis., 1904; re-el., 1906.
Has taken great interest in mining
legislation; secured the establishment o7
bait cold storage plants; projector of the
fruit demonstation stations in Nova Scotia.
Address: Sydney, N.S. Club: Royal C.B.
Yacht.

KENNEDY, James Buckham; b. By-
town (now Ottawa), 23 Feb., 1844; «. of
Donala Kennedy and Janet Buckham; m.
(1st) Josephine E. D. Beck; (2nd) Mrs. D.
Llayd; one s. Educ: in Bytown before
his 12th year; started work on a farm at 12
years of age; left it at 23 years of age, and
went into the lumber business, in which
he has continued; moved out West; at New
Westminster, B.C. has been on the Sch.
Board for man^ years; City Council 2 years;
Provincial Legislature, 4 years, and H. of
C, four years; now a member of the New

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Wefltminster Pilot Board, and also on the
Board of Ck)ntrol. Address: 46 Columbia
St., East, New Westminster. B.C
KEimEDT, WUliam, Jr., C.E.: 6. Char-
leston, Ont., 4 Jan., 1848; ». of Wm. Ken-
nedy and A«nes Stark Kennedy; m. Eliza
Ann Brown. Edttc.: Owen Sound, Ont.;
has built seven city water works systems,
and^ a few sewerage works; also a number
of important Hydro Electric and other
power developments. Address: 79 St Mat-
thew St., Montreal.
KENT, James, mgr. C.P.R, telegraphs;
6. MontreaK Que., 15 Jan., 1854; s. of Robert
. Kent and Eliza Burcheli; m. Evaline Eliza-
beth Vipond; seven «, six d. Educ: at
Montreal; has always been in the telegraph
business, having entered the service of the
C.P.R. Telegraph Dept., in 1886; now Mgr.
Recreations: bowling and curling. Address:
468 Wood Av., Westmount, Que., and 4
Hospital St., Montreal. Club: Montreal.
KENT, Lt.-Col. Robert Edwin; b. King-
ston, Ont.. 6 Oct., 1861; «. of Rubert Kent;
m. Isabella C. Sinclair,! of Halifax, N S.;
iVM®®^.^; ^rfuc; Kingston Schs., Royal
Mil. Coll. Apptd. Brig.-Major, 7th Inftry.
Bng 18 Jan., 1903; Lieut.-Col., Comdg.,
7th Infantry Brig., 18 Jan., 1909. Address:
85 King St., Kingston, Ont. Club: Fron-
tenac, Kingston.
KEB, David Bussell; b, Victoria, B.C., 2
Oct., 1862; 8. of Scotch parents; m. Laura
Agnes Heisterman; two a. two d. Educ:
V5 Victoria, B.C.; a manufacturer. Address:
Kershaugn, Victoria, B.C. Club: Union.
Victona, B.C.
KEB, Venerable John, D.D.; 6. Mon-
aghan^ Ireland, 22 April, 1848; a. of Robert
and Elizabeth Ker; m. Mary T. Easters;
three s. one d. Educ: Trinity Coll., Tor-
onto; ordained Deacon, 1876; Priest, 1879;
Incumbent, Glen Sutton, 1876-1881 ; Rector
of Dunham, 1881-1889; Rector, Grace Ch..
Montreal 1889; Hon. Canon, Christ Churcli
Cathedral, Montreal, 1900; Archdeacon of
St. Andrew s, 1901 Address: Grace Church
i:r™ *°J7* ^^^ Wellington St., Montreal.
7^5' Newton James; city engineer of
Ottawa b. at Brantford, Ont., 6 May, 1866,
Educ: Brantford Coll. Inst. Was engaged
in construction C. P. R. into Montreal from
L^chine to Windsor Street; C. P. R es-
Ehu*^^®S.*'"SP®t? V\^^ Toronto; construction
of the C. P. R. bndge over the Thames and
approaches at London, Ont.; the Detroit
extension at Windsor; was on his way to
accept a position on the Virginia, Roanoke
& Ironton Railway, Virginia, when offered
a position on staff of Qty Engineer of
loronto; had charge of the reconstruction
Of the street ry. system from a horse-car to
u°xu*S?* m*' system, acting as engineer for
both the Toronto Railway Company and the
Y' SJ*^"^ /"^ *®^ years' service in Tor-
onto, tuied the position of engineer in
charge of roadways, engineer in charge of
sewers, assistant engineer on waterworks,
engineer m charge of the Queen street sub-
way and Island survey, lake imdercmrent
observation; chart of Toronto Bay, and
many other works of importance. In 1899
waa apptd. Assistant Qty Engineer of
Ottawa and engineer in charge of the main
drainage system, a work which was built
withm the estimated cost of $500,000. In
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tawa and during his regime, imder which
great improvements have been made in
Ottawa, has spent over $5,000,000 on civic
works. This embraces permanent pave-
ments, drainage systems, subways, bridges,
the establishment of the civic asphalt plant
and blacksmith shops, and other works, all
by the day labor system; is manager of the
by Ottawa Waterworks, which has a capacity
of 32,000,000 ^Uons per day at the main
pmnping station. Has been offered, at
dhfiferent times, the City Engineership of
Victoria, B.C., and Vancouver, B.C.; also
portions on the National Transcontinental
Railway, but has always decided to continue
his work in endeavouring to make the Fed-
eral capital one of the most beautiful cities
in the Dominion. Captain of the Corps
of Guides since the Corps was founded; at
one time District Intelligence Officer for the
Ottawa District. Address: 316 MacLeod
St., Ottawa.
KEBGIN,WlUiam Thomas, M. D.; b. St.
Catharines, Ont.. 17 May, 1876; ». of Wil-
liam Henry and Margaret Keigen; m. Fan-
nie A. Stevenson; two s. one d. Educ: St.
Catharines Coll. Institute aUd Toronto
Univ.; grad. in medicine, Univ. of Toronto,
1902, and located in Port Simpson the same
year; el. to Legislature Assembly of British
Columbia, 1907. Recreations: Motoring,
boating, and hunting. Address: Sea View,
Port Simpson, B.C.
KEBNI6HAX, Robert Kirkland, "The
Khan of Khanada;" b. Rushdale Farm,
Wentworth Co., Ont., 26 April. 1867; a. of
Andrew and Jane Kernighan; (unmarried).
Educ: Rockton pub,ic sch.; a free-lance
newspaper man all over the North American
continent. Publications: "The Khan's
Canticles," a book of poems. Reareation:
tree planting. Address: The Wigwam,
Rushdale Farm, Rockton P. O., Ont.
KEBB, Hon. James Klrkpatrick, K.C..
Speaker of the Canadian Senate; 6. Tp. ot
PusUnch, Ont., 1 Aug., 1841; e. s, of Robert
Warren Kerr, Sligo, Ireland, and Jane
Hamilton, d. of James Kirkpatrick, Went-
worth County, Ont.; to. (lst)_1864, Anne
Margaret (d. 1882); d. of late Hon. William
Hume Blake, and sister of Hon. Edward
Blake; (2nd) 1883, Adelaide Cecil, d. of late
Rev. George Stanley-Pinhome, and niece
of late Rt. Hon. A. Staveley Hill. P.C, M.P.
Educ: Doctor Tassie's School, Gait; called
to Bar, 1862; a bencher of Law Society of
Up. Can., 1879; Q.C., 1876; Member of
Senate since 1902; apptd. Speaker for 11th
Parlt., 13 Jan., 1909. Pres., Ont. Reform
Association, 1892-1903; contested CJentral
Toronto, 1891 ; Grand Master of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Canada, 1874-77; Knight
Grand Cross of the Temple, 1883. Recrea-
tions: riding and driving. Address: Rath-
nelly, Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, Hunt.
Jockey, Toronto; Rideau, Ottawa.
KEYS, David Beid^M.A.; b. Louisville,
Ky., 1866; s, John Wesley Keys and Caro-
hne Johnston Keys; m. Erskine I. I. Mac-
Jean, of Edinburgh ; three ». three d. Educ. :
Up. Can. Coll.- Univ. of Toronto; Loipsic.
Columbia (N.Y.) Law School; Geneva
Switzerland, Univ. of Halle; Associate Prof,
of Anglo-Saxon Univ., Ck)ll.; Univ. of Tor-
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Toronto, 1878; retiimed to New York and
studied law; taught in Peekskill Military
Academy. 1880-1882; called to Univ. Coll..
Toronto, m 1882, as lecturer on E^lish and
History. Became lecturer on Italian, 1883-
87; in 1902 was apptd. Associate Professor
of Anglo Saxon. Publicationa: various
Articles in periodicles; chapters in History
of U. C. Coll. RecreationB: rowing, walking,
golf. Address: 87 Avenue Road, Toronto,
Out., and Go Home Bay. Clubs: Bosedale
Golf, Toronto; Deutscher Virem, Alliance
Franoaise; Dante Alighiei.

KING» Hon. George Crerald, senator; b.
Springfield, N.B.; s. of Malcolm King of
Fintry, Scot., and Elizabeth Hickson, Mil-
town, Ireland; m. 23 Oct., I860, Esther, d,
of Ebenezer Briggs. Edtie.: at Springfield;
is a lumber merchant; was Warden of
Queen's Co., in 1877; membw of H. of C,
1878 to 1886; at last election had majority
of votes, but lost his seat through action of
the returning officer; re-elected 1801 and
1896; resigned in 1896 and was called to
Senate, Dec. of the same year; Liberal.
Address: Chipman, N.B.

KING^ John, K.C. (Dominion and Pro-
vincial); member of the law firm of King &
Sinclair; Lecturer to tl)e Law Society of
Ontario, Law School, Osgoode Hall, Toronto
fflnce 1893; b, Toronto, 15 Sept., 1843; only
son of John King of Fraserburg, Tyrie,
Aberdeenshire, suM,ltem R. H. A., and of
Christina Macdougall, e. d. of Alexander
Macdougall of Oban, Argyllshire; m. Isabel
Grace, y. d. of William Lyon Mackenzie,
M.P.; two «. two d. Educ: Upper Canada
Grammar Schools, University of Toronto,
B.A., 1864, M.A., 1866; prizeman in Univ.
College and the Univ.; editor Telegraph
newspaper, Berlin, county of Waterloo,
1864-65; ex-member Univ. Company,
Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto, medal for
military services; Fenian Raid, 1866; Law
Clerk pro tern. L^slative Assembly of
Ontario, 1868; in active professional prac-
tice at Berlin, 1869-1893, and subsequently
at Torcmto; soUcitor at Berlin for Consoli-
dated Bank of Canada, Canadian Bank of
Commerce and for county of Waterloo;
conducted CroWn prosecutions for many
years in different parts of the country; ex-
president, North Waterloo Liberal As«ocia-
tion; president University College Literary
and Scientific Society, and secretary Univer-
sity Association, 1866-68; member Senate
of University of Toronto since 1879; honor-
ary member Canadian Press Association.
Publications: The Other Side of the "Story"
a review and criticism of J. C. Dent's
story of the Upper Canadian Rebellion,
1837; contributions to the Canadian Month-
ly, the Nation, the Week and the Varsity,
of which he was one of the projectors; The
Law of D^amation; Slander and libel in
Canada; papers and pamphlets on the His-
tory of Newspaper Libel, Canadian Criminal
Law of libel, Ontario Law of libel, the
Newspapers and the Courts; articles in
Canadian and United States law periodi-
cals; editor Canadian cases in American
Law Book Co's. Cyclopaedia of Law and
Procedure; (in the press), The Criminal
Law of libel in Canada; a treatise on the
prosecution of Libel by Criminal Infor-
mation and by Indictment; The law of

Contempt in Canada, comprisiitg (1) con-
tempts of the Federal and Provincial Legis-
latures, their Committees and Members;
and (2) Contempts of Court by wrongful
interference with the administraticm of
justice. Address: 4 Grange Road, Toronto.

KING, William Frederick, C.M.G., LL.
D., Chief Astronomer of the Dept. of the
Interior, and Supt. of the Geodetic Survey
of Can.; b. Stowmarket, Suffolk, Eng^ 19
Feb., 1854; a. of William King andEUen
Archer; m. 1881, Augusta Florence, d^. of
John Allen Snow, of Ottawa; three s. two d.
Educ: Gram. Sen., Port Hope, Ont.; Univ.
of Toronto (Grad. B.A., 1876). Dom. Land
and Topographical Surveyor, 1876; In-
spector of Surveys, Dept. of the Interior,
1881; Chief Inspector. 1886; H. M. Conunr.
for the International Boundary between
Canada and the U.S., under treaties of
1892, 1903, 1906, 1908; also under agree-
ments, entered into in 1890, 1901, and 1906;
mem. of International Waterways Com.,
1904-7; Dir. of Dom. Astronomical Obser-
vatory from its opening in 1905; Fellow
(and Hon. Pres. smce 1006) of the Roy.
Astronomical Soc. of Can.; Fellow of the
Roy. Soc. of Can., and of the American
Assn. for the Advancement of Science; cr.
C.M.G., 1908; Supt. of the Geodetic Survey
of Can., 1909. Publications: various scien-
tific papers. Recreation: riding. Address:
127 (ilouceeter St., Ottawa. Club9: Rideau,
Laurentian, Ottawa.

KING. Hon« William Lyon Mackenzie,
C.M.G., M.P., M.A., Ph.D., LL.B., P.C.
(Canada), Minister of Labour; b. Berlin,
Ont., 17 Dec., 1874; s. of John King, K.C,
Professor of Law, and Isabella Grace
Mackenzie, d. of William Lyon Mackenzie.
M.P. ; unmarried. Educ» : Univ. of Toronto,
Univ. of Chicago; Harvard Univ., Cam-
bridge, Mass.; abroad; winner of Blake
Scholarship in Arts and Law Univ. Toronto,
1893; Fellow in Political Economy, Univ.
of Chicago, 1896-97, in Harvard Umv., 1897
1900. Apptd. Instructor in Political Econ-
omy Harvard Univ., 1900; editorial stafif
"The Globe,** Toronto, 1895-96; special
Commissioner of Crovemment of Canada,
to inquire into methods of carrying out
Government contracts in Canada and
Europe, 1898-1900; editor of labour Gazette
and Deputy Minister of Labour from 1900
to Sept., 1908; Registrar of Boards of Con-
ciliation and Investigation, Canada, 1908-9;
Secretary Royal Commission to inquire into
industrial disputes in B.C., 1903; Govern-
ment conciliator in over forty important
industrial strikes in Canada between 1900-7;
represented Canadian (government in Eng-
land on question of false representations to
emigrants. 1906, mission resulted in legis-
lation by. British Parliament; chairman
Royal Commission to inquire into condi-
tions of employment of telephone operatives
1907; Royal Commissioner to assess losses
of Japanese residents of Vancouver, B.C.,
in anti-Asiatic Riots. 1907; Royal Com-
missioner to inquire into the methods by
which Oriental labourers had been induced
to come to Canada, 1907; Royal (Commis-
sioner to assess losses of Chinese residents
of Vancouver. B.C., in anti-Asiatic Riots,
1908; representative of Canadian Govern-
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conferring with British authorities on the
subject of immigration to Canada, from
the Orient and imnftigration from India in
particular, 1908; Royal Commissioner to
mquire into conditions of employment of
operatives in the Cotton Industry, 1908;
Author of special report on the need for the
suppression of the opium traffic in Canada,
1908; also the author of important reports
to the Government of Canada with recom-
mendations for legislation subsequently
enacted, e. g. — An Act to prevent false
representations to immigrants, 1904; the
Industrial Disputes Investigation Act, 1907.
The Act to prohibit the importation, manu-
facture ana sale of opium in Canada for
other than medicinal purposed, 1908; apptd.
by the Imperial Government one of the
British delegates on the Int^national
Opium Commission, held in Shanghai,
China, 1909; membcor of Canadian Society
of Authors, the Chamiplain Society, and
American Economic Association; Pres. of
Canadian Club of Ottawa, 1904-5; elected
to H. of C. as member for the riding of
North Waterloo, Oct., 1908; apptd. Min-
ister of Labour for Canada, June 2, 1909;
re-elec. in bye-eleotion by acclam., June,
1909. PvhlicaixonB: The Secret of Heroism,
1906; several si>ecial reports to Govern-
ment of Canada; contributions to xnaga-
rines, etc. RecreationB; country and woods.
AddreMet; B^lin, Out., and Ottawa, Ont.
Cluba: Rideau, Golf, Ottawa; Ontario Club,
Toronto; Berlin Club, Berlin, Ont.

KIN6SMIIX. Bear Admiral Charles Ed-
mund* officer commanding Marine
Service of Canada: b. Guelph, Gnti; 7 July.
1855; 8. of John Juchereau KingsmiU and
Ellen Diana Grange, d. Sheriff Grange,
Guelph, Ont.: m. Frances Constance, d, of
Walter Beardmore, Esq., Toronto; two «
one d. Served in the Royal Navy until
May, 1908, when he accepted command of
the Marine Service of Canada, and sub-
seauently retired from the active list in
order to retain appointment; Eg^i^ian
medal, bronse star; officer of the Legion of
Honour. Recreationa: riding, golfing and
boating. Addreaa: Ottawa, Ont. Clvhs:
Unitea Service, Royal Navy, London, Eng.;
Country, Club Ottawa.

KINGSTON, Ar/chblshop of, see Most
Rev. Mgr. Charles Hugh Gauthier.

KntCHHOFFEB, Hon. John Nesbltt,
Senator; b. Ballygowney, Co. Cork, Ireland,
5 May. 1848; «. of Rev. Richard B. Kirch-
hoffer, Rector of Ballygowney and Isabella
Kirchhoffer; in. (Ist) Ada, d. of W. Smith,
Port Hope, Ont; (2nd) Clara Louisa, d. of
Rev. T. B. Howard; one a. three d. Educ:
Marlbourough Coll., Eng.; arrived in Can-
ada, 1 Oct., 1864; settled ori^ally in Port
Hope, Ont., where he studied law under
his uncle the late Nesbitt Kirchhoffer, Q.C.,
whose partner he subsequently became:
called to the bar in 1870; in 1880 founded
the well known Souris settlement in Mani-
toba, where he moved in 1883; was elected
reeve 1884; apptd. a member of the
Western Judicial District Board in 1885,
of which he became Chairman in 1886;
elected to the Man. Legislature in 1886 for
South Brandon; moved to Brandon in 1889;
apptd. to the Senate in 1891; Chairman of
Internal. Economy Com., in 1892; Chairman
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Divorce Com., 1898, which he still retains:
was Capt. of a Co. in the 46th Batt., ana
served through the Fenian Raid (medal).
In his day, was one of the best known
athletes in Canada; played football for
Canada vs. U.S.^in 1868. In cricket he

Slayed against Wilspers' prof, team in
[ontreal, in 1869, and between 1870 and
1880, he captained the Canadian elevens
against Dafts professional team, against
W. G. Grace's team; twice against the U.S. .
and against the Australians. Is a noted
wing shot, and has a fanoous duck shooting
preserve on Lake Manitoba, well known to a ,
large number of English sportsmen and to
successive Governors General, who were
always warmly welcomed to "York Lodge,"
so moned by the Prince of Wales, whom he
entertained for three days of unezcdled
duck shooting during the Royal tour in
1901. Addrest: Brandon, Man., and the
Senate, Ottawa. ClubB: Brandon; Mani-
toba, Winnipeg, Man.; Toronto, Toronto;
Rideau, Ottawa; Mount Royal, Montreal.

KIRKPATBICK, Capt. Arthur James
Ernest; b. Toronto, Ont., 29 April*
1876; 8. of George Brownly Kirkpatrick
and Mary Francis Morris; m. Ethel Mulock,
d. of Sir Wm. Mulock, K.C.M.G.; one d.
Captain in the 2nd Kegt., Queen's Own
Rifles, Toronto: manager for Canada, "The
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Co.,
of Baltimore. Md. Recreationa: rifle shooting
horsejttack nding, fox and drag hunting.
Addreee: 123Bedford Road, Toronto.
Clube: Toronto, Hunt, R. C. Y. C, Can,
Military Institute, Toronto.

KITTSON, Bev. Canon Henry, M.A..
D.D«, Rector of Christ Church Cathedral,
Ottawa; h. Pembina, Minn^ U.S.A., 16
Nov., 1848; ». of Norman W. Kittson, a
former member of the Minnesota State
Ii^s. and Mayor of St. Paul, Minn., and
Elise Marion, of St. Boniface, Man.; m.
1875, Flora M.acdonald Grant, of St. Johns,

§ue., {dec.) Educ: Berthier, Que., and
ishops Coll. , Lennoxville. Ordained Priest,
1871; engaged inmissionary work for seven
years; rector of St. John's Church, St. Paul,
Minn., for four yrs.; Asst. rector. Church of
Ascension, Philadelphia. 1888-92; later
rector of the Church of the Advent, West-
mount, Que.; apptd. Rector of Christ Church
Cathedral, Ottawa, 1901. Addreee: "Church
Hill," Sparks St., Ottawa.

KLEIN, His Hon. Alphonse Basil, K.C.,
Junior Judge County Bruce, Local Master
High Co\irt at Walkerton; 6. Berlin, Ont.,
11 Sept., 1861; a. John Kl^n, and Ludonka
Lang; m. (Ist) Sophia Amelia Morden;
(and) Clara Elieabeth May; two d. Educ:":
in his fathers sch. and Berlin Gram. Sch.;
Mayor of Walkerton, in 1883-1884; Reeve
in 1892-1893; Paymaster. 32nd Regt., from
1881 to 1894; contested South Bruce in
1886, for the local house; apptd. Q.C. in
1889; was youngest Mayor Walkerton ever
had; has been Chairman, Secretary and
member of the public sch. board at differ-
ent periods, covering some years. Recrea^
tione: hare bunting, fishing, bowling. Ad~
drees: Walkerton, Ont.

KLiOCK, James Bell; b. Aylmer. Que., 5
Oct., 1864; «. Robert H. Klock and S. A.
Murphy; m. Alice McDougall, d. of late
Judge McDougall of Aylmer. Educ: Ayl-

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mer Aeademv and Berthier Academy.
Formerly M.P. for Nipissing; actively en-
safised in lumbering operations in the Upper
Ottawa; Address; Mattawa, Ont.

KIX>TZ, Otto JuUus, LL.D.. F.R.A.S..
Domimon Astronomer, h. Preston, Ont.,
31 March^862; s, of Otto and Elise Klots;
m. Marie Widenmann; three s. Hon. mem.
New Zealand Inst., etc. Explorations and
Surveys, 1875 to 1885, from Atlantic to the
Pacific; Astronomy fior Dominion Govem-
mient since 1885; completed first astronomic
girdle of the world, 1903-1904; Canadian
ddegate at International Seinnological
Congress at the Hague, 1007, and Zermatt,
1909. PublicaUons: many articles on sur-
veying, astronomy, gravitv. terrestial
force, and seismology. Address: 437
Albert St., Ottawa, Ont. Club: Bideau,
Ottawa.

KNIOHT» John Thomas PhiUp, Sec-
Treas. and Currency Inspector, Canadian
Bankers' Assn.; b. Deal, Kent Co.. Eng..
27 Oct., 1851; s, of David Knight and
Olympia Butt: m. Emma B. Harris, of
Nova Scotia idee.): three s. Educ: Royal
As^limi of St. Ann's Soc., Streatham, Eki.;
arrived Can., 1871. Engaged in law, bank-
ing, and joumaUsm; manager, Montreal
Clearing House; editor, Canadian Bankers'
JournaT Publteaiums: Canadian Banking
Practice. Recreaiions: cano^ng, yachting.
Address: 22 "linton Apts.," Montreal.

KNOWL.es, Farquhar McGUUvray
Strachan Stewart, K. C. A. ; h. Syracuse,
22 May, I860: s. of William and Jessie
Knowles; m. Elisabeth A, Beach. Educ.:
Toronto, Philadelphia. England, France.
Arrived Canada, 1862. A well known
Canadian artist; a frequent contributor at
annual exhibitions. Recreations: yachting,
motoring. Adtbress: 340 Bloor St. W., To-

,, rpnto. Clubs: Arts & Letters. Golf, Toronto.

KNOWI-ES, Mrs. F. McGUUvray (EUsa-
beth Annie Beach), A.R.C.A.; b. Otta-
wa, 8 Jan., 1866; d. of William Gedkin and
amly Dyde Beach; m. F. McGillivray
Knowles, a well-known landscape painter
and Assoc, of the Canadian Acad, of Arts.

,,^5i*:«i«.* 340 Bloor St., W., Toronto.

KNOWUES^ Rev. Robert Edward, B. A.,
Pastor of Knox Church, Gait, Ont.; author,
6. Feversham, Co. Grey, Oril., 30
March, 1868; s. Rev. Robert Knowles and
Frances Tyner; m. Emma Katherine Jones,
of New Berne, North Carolina; one a. Educ:
SH?®°^JL Univ., Kingston and Manitoba
Coll., Winnipeg. Ordained. 1891, as Min-
ister of Stewarton Pres. Church, Ottawa;
called (1898) to the pastorate of Knox
^urch. Gait, the largest Presbyterian
Church m Canada, which position he still
holds. Has travelled extensively in Europe;
greatly in demand as lecturer, his "Abra-
ham Lincoln," being probably the best
known. Publications: "St. Cuthbert's,"
(ten ed.); "The Undertow." "The Dawn at
Shanty Bay," "The Web of Time," "The
Attic Guest." Recreations: golf, cxirling.
Agrees: Knox Manse, Gait. Ont. Club:

' Watwjoo Golf and Country.

KNOWLES, WUUam Erskine, M.P.; b.
Allison, Ont., 29 Nov., 1872; s. of Rev.
Robert Knowles and Frances Tyner; wi.
Educ: Almonte High School, McGiU Univ.,
and Osgoode Hall, Toronto, Ont.; elec. by

acclam. to H. of C. for Assiniboia in bye*
elec. caused by the resignation of Hon.
Walter Scott, who was accepting Premier-
ship of Sask., Sebt., 1905; re-elec. 1908, for
Moose Jaw. Address: Moose Jaw, Sask.
Clubs: Laurentian, Ottawa; Moose Jaw,
Moose Jaw, Sask.
KNOX, Miss EUen Mary, Principal of
Havergal Ladies' Ck>ll., Toronto; b. Waddon,
Surrey, Eng^ 4 Oct., 1868; d. of Rev. George
Knox and Frances Reynolds. Educ.: bv
private tuition, and at St. Hughll Hall,
Oxford, and Ladies' Coll., CSieltenham.
Obtained first class honours in final exam,
at Oxford; Cambridge Univ. diploma in
teaching. Came to Can. in 1894, to assume
principalship of Havergal. whicl)i is now one
of the larsest Ladies' colleges in Can. Sir
George Kiiox, of the Sup. Ct., Allahabad,
India.and Right Rev. A. Knox, D.D., Bishop
of Manchester, are brothers. Publications:
Bible LeMons for Schools, 3 vols.; Acts,

Gienesis, Exodus, and articles in magazines.
Address: Havergal 0>llege, Jarvis St., Tor-
onto; Bishops' CkMirt, iliuuichester, Bkig.

Club: Alliance, Eng.

KUNG, Hon. Hsin Chao, His Imperial
Chinese Majesty's 0>nsul General for Can-
ada; b. Anhui, China, 1873: c of Kung, Ta
Jen, Chinese Minister at St. James, also
Bfinister in France. Belgium and Italy; m.
li Flory; one s. Arrived in Canada June.
1909; assisted in parental Embassy and
was afterwards attach^ and Secretary to
Li Hung Chang: several times examiner for
final Imperial Examination in Literature.
Publications: Chinese Essays and Poems;
translated, "EngUsh Grammar," "Julius
CJeasar," "EngUsh local Grovemment," Api-
culture, into Chinese. Recreations: fishing,
philately, numismatics. Address: The Im-
perial CSunese Consulate-general. 283 Som-
erset St., Ottawa, Ont., also I Tang Shau
Road, Shanghai, CSiina.

KYDD, Georce, Mgr. of the Royal Bank
of Canada, (5ttawa; 6. Carnoustie, Scot., 17
Aug., 1869; «. of David and Susan Carrie
Kydd: m. Emily Helen Sharpe; one s. three
d. Eatic.: Scotland. Arrived in Canada,
Sept.. 1892. Engagedin banking business in
Dundee, London, New York, and Canada,
now bdng mgr. of the Royal Bank of Can-
ada. Ottawa. Recreation: lawn bowUng.
Address: 190 James St., Ottawa. Clubs:
Rideau, Country, Ottawa.

KYDD, Samuel L.; b. Scot., 26 March,
1863; s. of David Kydd, and Marearet
Gillies; m. M. Allan; three s. one d. Educ:
Ontario Pub. Sch. Arrived in (Canada,
1867; began newspaper work in 1867 at
Lindsay, Ont.; apptd. editor Montreal
QaxetU, Jan., 1906. Address: 237 Univer-
sity St., Montreal. „ ,

KTXIE, Edward, M.A.; Assoc. Prof,
of History, Univ. of Toronto; b. Lind-
say, Ont., 1880; s. of R. Kylie. Educ:
Coll. Inst., Lindsay; Univ. of Toronto:
Balliol Coll., Oxford. Hon. Exhibitor of
Balliol Coll.; first Flavelle scholar from
Univ. of Toronto to Oxford; first class.
Modem Hist. Sch., 1903; Assoc. Prof. p\
History in Univ. of Toronto; editor of Univ.
of Toronto Monthly. Publication: The
English O>rrespondence of Saint Boniface.
Address: Univ. of Toronto. Clubs: Toronto
(jolf , Arts and Letters, Toronto.

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KYTE, George William, K.C., M.P.; 6.
St. Peters, Richmond Co., N.S.. 10 July,
1864; s, of John Kyte, and Elizabeth Rob-
ertson; m. Tena Chisholm, of Heatherton,
N.S., on the 5 July, 1893; one s. nine d.
Educ: Univ. of St. Francais Xavier Coll.,
Antigonish, N.S.; called to the bar, 16 Nov.,
1891; apptd. clerk assistant Legislative
Assembly of N.S., Feb., 1892; reapptd.
1895, 1898. 1902; apptd. clerk, 3 Dec, 1903;
resigned, 12 Oct., 1908, to become a candi-
date for the H. of C. for Richmond Co. and
was elected. Liberal; Roman Catholic.
Address: St. Peter's, Nova Scotia.

LABATT, John, proprietor of the Lon-
don Brewery; h. nr. London, Ont., 11 Dec,
1838; «. of John K. Labatt and Eliza Kell.
Educ: Caradoc Acad., of Caradoc. En-
tered employ of his father and learned the
trade of a brewer; removed to Wheeling,
W. Va., 1859, where he carried on a brewing
business, but it was completely destroyed
by the ttvil War in the U.S., in 1864. Re-
turned to London, and joined the business
of his father; became proprietor on death
of his father, 1866. Vice-Pres., London &
Western Trust Co.; dir., Huron & Erie
Loan Co., London. Address: London, Ont.

I^BATT, Theodore, Vice-Pres. St. Law-
rence Sugar Refining Co., Montreal; 6. New
York; m. 1878, Marie Ribighini, of Ancona,
Italy. Educ: Hamburg and Germany.
Came to Montreal, 1869, and entered busi-
ness house of Tho3. May & Co., estb. him-
self in tobacco business, 1870; joined the
De Castro Synip Co., 1878; founded (with
Mr. A. Baumi?arten) the St. Lawrence
Sujc^ar Refining Co., 1879, of which he is now
Vice-Pres. Life Governor, Montreal Gen-
eral Hospital. Recreations: music, chess,
billiards. Address: 208 Drummond St.,
Montreal. Clubs: St. James, Mount Royal,
Montreal Hunt, Forest and Stream.

L.ABELLE, Lieut.-Col, Alfred Eugene;
Local Manager, Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.
Montreal, b. Montreal, 1866; a. of Hospice
Labelle and Leocadie Masson; m. 1890, d.
of Hon. Judge Sicotte, of Montreal; five 5.
one d. Educ: Archbishop's Academy and
Commercial Sch., Montreal. Entered in
employ of the firm of A. W. Ogilvie &"Co.,
now the Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., about
1883; apptd. mgr. of Sales Dept., 1897, and
has held position of local mgr. at Montreal
smce 1894. Joined 65th Batt. "Mount
Royal Rifles," 1882; Lieut-Col., 1897; trans-
ferred to reserve of oflHcers and apptd.
Bng. Commander of 19th Infantry Brigade;
took part North West campaign, 1885,
(medal). Queen's Diamond Jubilee cele-
bration, London, 1897; commanded Bislev
Team, from Can., 1908. Mem. Montreal
Military Inst. Address: 23 Laval Av.,
Montreal. Clubs: St. James, Canadian,
Lafontaine, Montreal.

I^BILLOIS. Charles H., M.L.A.; 6. DaU
housie, N.B.. 18 Dec, 1856; «. of Joseph H.
LaBillois, merchant; m. Charlotte, d, of the
late John McNaughton, of Quebec; two s.
two d, Educ: Dalhousie Gram. Sch. and
at Carleton Model Sch. In mercantile busi-
ness at Dalhousie. First el. to Legis.
124

Assem., 1882, and at each succeeding el.;
commr. of Agriculture, 1897; chief commr.
of Pub. Works, 1900, which position he
retained until defeat of Robinson Oovt.,
1008. Address: Dalhousie, N.B.

LABBECQUE, Mffr. Michel Thomas, D.
Theol.; Bishop of Chicoutimi, Que.; b. St.
Ansehne, Que., 30 Dec., 1849; c. of F. X.
Labreoque, and Emelie Lemelin. Educ:
Quebec Sem., and Rome. After ordination
was prof, of rhetoric and theology at Que-
bec Seminary; consec. Bishop of Chicout-
imi, 8 April. 1892. PublicationM: "Catech-
isme de la Perfection Religieuse; (1 vol.) ;
"Circular Letters and Mandements," (2
vols.) Addrest: Chicoutimi, Que.

LACHANCE. Arthur, K.C., LL.B.. M.P.
b. Quebec, 22 June, 1868; «. of F. X. La-
chance ahd Eulalie Jobin; m. Marie Ann
Routhier. Educ: Christian Brothers' Sch.,
Quebec Seminary, Layal Univ. An advo-
cate. Crown Attorney for three yrs. for
dist. of Montmagny, and since 1905 for city
and dist. of Quebec. First el. to H. of C,
1905; re-el., 1908. Recreations: reading,
music. Address: 79 d'Aiguillon St., Quebec.
C2ub: Garrison, Quebec.

LACHAPEULE, Emmanuel PersiUier,
M.D., Knight of the Legion of Honor
(France); b. Sault au Recollet. Que., 21
Dec., 1845; s. of Pierre Persillier-Lachapelle
and Marie Zoe Toupin, descendents of some
of the earliest settlers of New France.
Educ: Montreal Coll., Montreal Sch. of
Medicine and Surp^ery. Founder of the
Notre Dame Hospital; Pres. of Board of
Health, Province of Quebec; Surgeon of the
65th Regt., 1872-1886; in 1878. was elec.
a Governor and Treasurer of the Coll. of
Physicians and Surgeons of the Province of
Quebec, and was for years Pres.; in recog-
nition of his services to the cause of hygiemc
science in Canada, was made, in 1889,
Knight of the Legion of Honor, by the
Government of France, and elec. Associate
mem. of the Soci^t^ Francaise d' Hygiene of
Paris; from 1876 to 1882, was propnetor and
editor of "L' Union JBdediccue.*' Address:
267 Prince Arthur St., Montreal. Clubs:
St. James. University, Hunt. Montreal.

LACKNEB, Henry Georse, M.D.,L.C.P.
S., M.L.A.; 6. Hawksville, Ont., 25 Dec.,
1851T «. of William and Juliana Lackner;
m. in 1880, Helen Allister Mackie, of Berlin,
Ont. ; one s. one d. Educ: Hawksville Pub-
Sch.; Berlin Gram. School, Toronto Univ.;
M.B., Toronto Univ., and star gold and
first Univ. silver medisilist, 1876; Mayor of
Berlin, 1886-1887: and 1893; elec. to the
Legislative Assembly as a Conservative for
North Waterloo, 1898-1902. 1905 and 1908.
Address: Berlin, Ont. Chtbs: Berlin; Grand
River Country.

LACOMBE, Tery Rev. Father Albert,
Catholic Missionary in Western Canada
(Alta).; b. St. Sulpice, L'Assomption Co.,
Que., 28 Feb.. 1828; a. of Albert Lacombe,
and Agathe Duhamel. Educ: L'Assomp-
tion Coll. Ordained Priest, 1849. and pro-
ceeded to present Prov. of ManitoDa. Mem.
of Bd. ef Educ, Man., 1880; missionary to
Territories, 1881; Vicar Gen. of the Diocese
of St. Albert. For yrs. has studied lan-
guages and traditions of Indians of Plains.
PubluxUions: Dictionaries and grammars,
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Oris and Objibway Indians. Addre—eB:
Canary; Pincher Creek, Alta.

LACOSTE, Hon. Sir Alexander, LL.D.,
D.C.L., K.C.. P.C.. formerly Chief Justice
of the Court of Appeal of Quebec; h. Bouch-
erville, Que^ 12 Jan., 1842; «. of Hon. Louis
Lacoste, Senator, and Thois Proulx; m.
Marie Louise Globensky; two «. seven d.
Educ,: St. Hyacinthe Seminary and Laval
Univ. Advocate, 1863; K.C. (Federal),
1876; Province of Quebec, 1880; Batonnier
of the Montreal bar 1879-1880; Councillor
in the L^islature of the Province of Que,.
1882-1884; Senator 1884-1891; Speaker of
the Senate, 1891; Chief Justice of the Cburt
of Appeal. 1891-1907. Addreaa: 191 St.
Hubert St., Montreal. Cluba: Mount Royal,
Lafontaine, Montreal.

LAFONTAINE, Joseph, M.L.A.; b. St.
Barthelemi, Que., 26 Nov., 1865; «. of
Annable Lafontaine, and Julie Lincourt;
m. Juliette Mousseau ; four «. two d. Educ. :
Joliette Coll., L'Assomption Coll. First el.
to Quebec Leg. at bye-el., 1904; returned
by accl. at g. e., 1904; re-el. at g. e., 1908.
Address: St. Barthelemi, Que.

LAFBAMBOISE, Louis, B.C. L.( Victoria
Univ.); Chief Translator, H. of C; 6. St.
Hyacinthe, Que., 10 July, 1848; «. of Hon.
M. Laframboise, former Min. of Pub.
Works, and Judge of the Superior Ct. of
the Prov. of Quebec, and Rosalie Eugenie
Dessaulles; m. Alphonsine St. Jean, of
Ottawa; four a. five d. Educ: Coll. St.
Marie (Jesuits), Montreal. Called to the
bar of/thie Prov. of Quebec, 1871 ; editor and
prop.'of Le National, Montreal^ 1873-1876;
priv. sec. to Hons. F. Geoffnon and R.
Laflamme, 1876-77; apptd. French trans-
lator, H. of C, June, 1877. Address: 286
Nelson St., Ottawa.

LiAIDLAW, John Balrd; b. Toronto. 31
March, 1866; s. of John Laidlaw, Toronto,
formerly of Douglas, Lanarkshire, Scot.,
and Catherine Agnes Laidlaw; m. Bertha
Fredericka Gunther; two s. two d. Was for
a time in wholesale millinery office; clerk
in office of CJity of London Fire Ins. Co, ;
chief clerk for eight years in Norwich Union

_ Fire Ins. Society, Toronto; two years Ins-
pector of the Lancashire Ins. Co.; since
Feb., 1895, manager of the Norwich Union
Fire Ins. Society, and chief agent for Can, ;
past Pres. of Canadian Fire Underwriters'
Assn. Publications: various contributions
to insurance papers; pamphlet "The Pro-
tection of Vertical (^enings in mercantile
establishments," "History of Conflagra-
tions.*' Recreations: sailing, golf. Address:
7 Clarendon Crescent, Collie Heights,
Toronto. Chihs: National, R.C.Y.C, Lamb-
ton Golf and Country, Rosedale; Grolf,
Toronto.

liAIBD, Alexander, gen. mgr. Can. Bank
of Commerce; b. Ballater, Scot., 25 Nov.,
1853; «. Francis O. Laird and Eliza Pater-
son; m. Mary E. Sharrar, of Dixon, 111.; two

' 8. one d. Educ: Gram. Sch., Samia, Ont.,
and Aberdeenshire, Scot. Came to Can.
with his parents, 1854. Wide experience
in banking in Scotland, U.S.. and Can.; now
gen. mgr., Canadian Bank of Ck)nunerce.
Recreations: golf, motoring, hunting. Ad-
dress: "Craig-en-darroch," 48 Cluny Ave.,
Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, York, Golf, Tor-
onto;^ St. James, Montreal.

LAIBD, Hon. David, P.C.; b. New Glas-
gow, P.E.I.. 12 March, 1833; «. of Hon.
Alexander and Janet Orr Laird; -m. Louisa
Owen; four s. two d. Established a news-
paper in Charlottetown, in 1861, which is
still published, though he ceased connection
with it in 1898; was a member of the P.E.I.
Legislature, 1872-3; elec. to H. of C, in the
latter year, and on the 7 Nov. of the same
year, was apptd. a member of the Privy
Council, and Minister of the Interior; con-
tinued in the office until apptd. Lieut .-
Governor of the N.W.T., 7 Oct., 1876; when
term ended in 1871, restuned newspaper
work in Charlottetown, P.E.I., which he
continued until apptd. to his present posi-
tion of Indian Conmiissioner for the West-
em provinces and Territories in Oct., 1908i
Address: Dept. of Indian Affairs, Ottawa.

IjLKE, Ma] .-Gen. Sir Percy Henry Noel,
K.C.M.G., C.B.; 6. Tenby, Wales, 29 June,
1855; s. of Lt.-Ck)l. Percy Lake, late 100th
Regt., and Margaret, d. of William Phillips
of Quebec; m. Hester F., d. of H. Woodger
of Grantham, Surrey, Eng. Educ : Upping-
ham, Eng.; arrived in Canada, 13 Oct.,
1894; Chief of General Staff, Canadian
Militia; Chief Military adviser to the Min-
ister of Militia; Afghan war, 1878-79; Asst.
Field Engineer with the Southern Afghan-
istan Field Force (medal); Soudan Expedi-
tion. 1885; Suakin; D.A.A. and Q.M.G..
Intell. Dept., Actions of Hasheen ana
Tofrek, and advances on Tamai (medal
with two clasps; bronie star). Recreations:
shooting, fishing, tennis. Address: 115
Vittoria St., Ottawa. Clubs: United Ser-
vice, London, Eng.; Rideau, Ottawa.

LAKE, Richard Stuart, M.P.; b. Preston
Lancashire, Eng., 10 July, 1860; s. of Lt.-
Col. Percy Lake, late 100th Regt., and
Mai^garet, d. of Wm. Phillips of Quebec;
unmarried. Educ: Heversham School,
Westmoreland; arrived in Canada, June,
1883; was in British Civil service in Admir-
alty at Cyprus, 1878-1883; has been farm-
ing in the North West since 1883; represent-
ed Grenfell Constituency in Legislative
Ass. of N.W.T., 1898-1904; represented
Qu'Appelle in H. of C, from 1904 to present
time; re-el. 1908. Recreations: shooting and
cricket. Address: Winnarleigh Grange,
Grenfell , Sask. Club : Rideau, Ottawa.

LALIBEBTE, J. B.; 6. St. Rochs, Que.,
24 March, 1843; s. of Jean Baptiste Laliberte
and E. Labrecque; m. 1871, E. Emond (d.
1895) ; two s. Educ : parochial and Quebec
Normal Schs. Entered employ of V.
Nichol, a furrier, St. Rochs, Que., 1856;
commenced business on own account as
furrier in 1867. Dir., La Banque Nation-
ale, Quebec Bridge Ck).; chn. of the Quebec
Harbor Com. since 1896. Address: 182 des
Fosses St., Quebec.

LALOB, Francis Eamsey, M.P.; b. St.
Catharines, Ont., 14 Nov., 1856; m. 28 June.
1883, Annie L. Stevens. Educ: Dunnville,
Pub. and High Sch. First elec. to H. of C,
1904; re-elec. 1908. Church of England;
Conservative. Address: Dimnville, Ont.

T^AMBE, Lawrence M., F.G.S., FRg-C.
b. Montreal, 27 Aug., 1863; s. of Wil-
liam Bushbv Lamb, Worstershire, Eng.,
and Margaret Morris, d. of Hon. William
Morris, M.L.C., Perth, Ont.; m. Mabel
Maude, 3rd d. of CoUingwood Schriber, C

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E.J C.M.G.. Ottawa; one «. three d. Educ:
Pnvate Sen., Montreal;* R.M.C., Kingston;
In December, 1834, was api^td. to the per-
manent staff of the Geological Survey of
Canada; since then engaged in Palaeonto-
logical and Zoological research. At present
holds the Doaition of Vertebrate Palaeonto-
logist to the Geological Survey; has given
much time to field work in the middle and
far west and in British Ck>lumbia, as well as
in Ontario and the Eastern provinces of
Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
In 1890, was elected a Fellow of the Geolo-
gical Society of London (Eng). In 1901,
elec. a Fellow of the R. S. of Canada; mem.
of the Council since 1903. first as Secretary
of the Geological and Biological Section,
(1903-1907), and later as Honorary Treas.
of the Society (1907 to present date). In

1903, elected an original member of the
American Society of Vertetrate Palaeon-
tologists (member of Council for 1906); for
a number of years held a commission as
lieut. in the (jrovemor General's Foot
Guards, Ottawa. At present is on the
Reserve of Officers (Engineers) of the Mil-
itia of Canada, holding the rank of Lieut.
Puhlicationa: chiefly on paleontological and
zoological subjects. Addreat: 226 Agryle
Avenue, Ottawa. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

XJkMONT. Hon. John Henderson, B.A..
LL.B., K.C.; a Judge of the Sup. Ct. of
Saskatchewan; b. Dufferin Co., Chit., 12
Nov., 1865; «. of Duncan C. Lamont and
Margaret Robson; m. Kargaret M. Johnston
one d. Educ.: OrangevilTe Hi^h Sch. and
Toronto Univ. Studied law m Toronto;
admitted to the bar, 1893; practised in
Toronto, until 1899, when removed to
Prince Albert, N.W.T. El. to H. of C,

1904, but resigned following year to become
first Atty. Gen., Prov. of Sask.; apptd. to
present position, Sept., 1907. Addreaa:
Reniga, Sask.

UkNCASTEB. Edward Arthur, K.C..
M.P.; 6. London, Eng., 22 Sept., 1860; «. of
Frederick Wm. Lancaster and Emma A.
Lister: m. to Mary H. C, d. of A. H. Pettit,
Grimsby, Ont.; two «. one d. Arrived in
Canada. April, 1871. Educ: English Pri-
vate Sen.; High Schs. at London, Ont., and
Osgoode Hall, Toronto; practiced law at
Gnmsby, Ont., 1882 to 1890. and at St.
Catherines since 1890; M.P. since 1900,
having been elec. at three successive ^. e.
Recreation: cricket. A<Wre««: St. Cathermes,
Ont.

UkNCTOT, Adelard, M.P., Advocate; h.
St. Philippe, Co. Laprairie, Que., 13 Feb.,
1874; «. of Louis Lanctot and Rosalie
Robidoux; m. 2 June, 1902, Sarah Dery.
Quebec. Educ: Normal Sen. and Laval
Univ., Montreal; practices his profession at
Sorel; has been m politics for 10 years;
elec. to H. of C, 7 March. 1907, at a bye-
elec.; re-elec., 1908; Roman Catholic; liber-
al. AddreM : Sorel, Que.

XANCTOT, Charles, K.C., Asst. Law
Clerk of the Leg. Ass., Quebec.; b. Lap-
prairie, Que., 19 Oct., 1864; a. of Edmond
Lancot, and Elisabeth Roy; m. Donalda
Sariof. Educ: Ste. Marie Ck>ll.; Lftval
Univ. Practised law in Montreal for some
yrs., until apptd. to present position. Pub-
licatuma: Theory and Practise of Criminal
t»aw; Manuel for J.P's.; Annotated Crim-
180

inal C!ode of CJanad^. Address: 9 Haldi-
mand St., Quebec. Club: Garrison, Quebec
LANCTOT, Boch, M.P.; b. St. Constant.
Que.; 8. of Hormidas Lanclot; m. 25 Oct..
1887, Delphine Toissant. Educ: Coll. of
Ottawa, and Ottawa Com. Coll.; Mayor of
his parish; elec. to the H. of C, 1904 and
1908. Liberal. Address: St. Constant,

Que.
LANI

_.DBT, CoL the Hon. Charles Phil-
ippe Ausiistue Bobert. B.A.. Senator;
b. Quebec. 16 Jan.^ 1846; s. of Dr. J. E.
Landiy and Carolme Lelievre; m. (1st),
Wilhelmina, d. of Capt. E. C!outure (dec).;
(2nd). Amelia, d. of late Hon. E. Dionne,
M.L.C.; one s. one d. Educ: Quebec Sem-
inary. An agronomist; was pres. of Uie
Council of Agric. of ^lebec; commr. for
the Prov. to Chicago World's Fair, 1893.
Takes great interest in mihtary affairs.
Brig. Comdr. of the 10th Infantry Brigade;
for seventeen yrs. Col., commandant 61st
"Montmagny" Regt. Was hon. A.D.C. to
Lord Stanley of Preston and Lord Aberdeen
Served in Fenian Raid (medal) ^ a kt. comdr.
Order of St. Gregory the Great; kt. comdr.
of the Military Order of the Holy Sepulchre.
First el. to Quebec Legis. Ass., 1875. El.
to H. of C. at g. e., 1878 and 1882. Called
to Senate, Feb., 1892. Addresses: (^andiac.
Que.; The Senate, Ottawa.

LANDBT, Hon. David V., M.D.. CM.,
M.A., M.L.A., Commr. of Agric. for New
Brunswick; b. Memramcook, Westmoreland
Co., N.B., 14 July, 1866; s. of Vital J.
Landry, and Matilda D. Cormier; m. Annie
Michaud; one s. four d. Educ : St. Joseph's
Univ., N.B. A phjrsidan; mem. *Mun.
Ck>un. for the parish of Wellington, Kent
Co., N.B., 1899-1900. El. toN.B. Legis.
for Kent Ck>., 3 March, 1908; apptd. Commr.
of Agric. for N.B.. 24 March, 1908. Address:
Bouctouche, N.B.

LANESBOBOUGH, The Earl of (Charles
John Brinsley Butler, 7th Earl), M.V.
O., 1909; Baron of Newtown Butler, 1716;
Vicount Lanesborough. 1728; b. 12 Dec.,
1866; e. s. of 6th Earl and Anne. d. of Rev.
John Dixon Qark, Bedford Hall, North-
umberland; m. 1891, Dorothea Gwladys,
e. d. of Maj.-Gen. Sir Henry Tombs, K.C.B..
V.C. ; one s. two d. Educ : Eton. Entered
Coldstream Guards, 1888; Captain, 1898;
Major. 1904; Asst. Mil. Sec. to Duke of
Connaught, C!ommander4n-C!hief and High
Commr., Mediterranean, 1908; served in
South Africa, 1899-1902; apptd. Mil. Sec.
to His Ex. Earl Grey^ Gov.-Qen. of Canada.
Dec., 1909. Recreaiums: shooting, fishing,
golf, cricket. Addresses: Rideau Cottage.
Ottawa; Swithland Hall, Loughborough;
Lanesborough Lodge, B^urbet, Co. Caven ;
Irel.; 1 Cadogan Terrace, London. S.W.
Clubs: Wellington, Carlton, Guards , Lon-
don, Eng.; Rideau, Ottawa.

iJkNG, W. B., D.Sc, Professor of Chem-
istry, Univ. of Toronto; unmarried. Educ:
Univ. of Glasgow and Paris. Graduated at
the former B.Sc.. 1890; D.So., 1889; Asst.
and lecturer there. 1890-19(X); first chair-
man of Canadian Section of the Societ]^ of
(chemical Industrv; fellow of the Chemical
Society, and of the institute of Cliemistry
of Great Britain and Ireland; member of
the Royal Philosophical Society^of Glaagow.
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tish Society. Major of R. E. (vols.) and
Canadian ^litia. Publications: author of
various papers on chemical subjects pub-
Uahed in the Jour. Chem. Soc^ Jour. Soc.
Chem. Ind.; Ck)mpte8 Rend. (Paris); Jour.
Amer Chem. Soc., etc.; also articles on the
production of low temperatures, on explosive
on the chemical industries of Canada, etc.
AddreM: University of Toronto. Clttba:
Caledonian, Scottish, Conservative, Edin-
burgh; Toronto, Hunt: Toronto.

I^ANGEUEK, Charles, K.C.. SherifiF of
Quebec; b. Ste. Rosalie, Co. of Bagot, Que.,
23 Aug., 1852; a. of Capt. Louis S. Langeiier,
and Julie Esther Casault; m. Lucille La
Rue; one d. Educ: Quebec Senu An
advocate. Mem. of Quebec Lep;. Ass. and
H. of C. for 15 yrs.j Min. in Mer<ner Cabinet,
1890; Vice Pres. ol the Garrison Club; Pres.
of Canadian Club. Publications: Souvenirs
Politiques. Address: 63 St. Ursule St.,
Quebec. Ctttb : Garrison, Quebec.

XlAJTGELIEB, Sir Francois Zavier, Kt.:
Acting Chief Justice of Superior Co\irt of
Quebec for Que. div.; b. 24 Dec.. 1838; m.
(1st), 1864, Virginie Sarah Sophie id. 1891),
d. of late J. Lesare, Quebec; (2nd). 1892,
Marie Louise Adelaide Braun; two s. two d.
Educ.: St. Hyacinthe Coll.; Laval Univ.

iB.CL,. LL.D.); Law Faculty of Paris,
'rofessor of Roman Law, and afterwards
of Civil Law and Political Economy, Laval
Univ.; Dean of Facult3f of Law since 1892,
and Member of Coimcil of Univ.; M.L.A.,
Que., 1873-75; H. of C, 1884-98: Minister
of Crown Lands, Que., 1878-79; Provincial
Treasurer, 1879-80; Q.C., 1878; Mayor of
Que., 1882-90; Roman Catholic. Publica-
tions: De la Preuve en matiere (Xvile et
Commerdale; Commentarie du Oxie Civile
de la Province de Que. Address: 217
Grande AIl^, Quebec. Ciu6; Garrison.
LANQEVIN; Most Bev. Ix>uis PhiUppe
Adelard, D.D.,O.M.I.; Archbp. of St.
Boniface. Manitoba; b. St. Isidore, La-
prairie. Que., 23 Aug., 1855; s. of Francois
Theophile Lan|(evin, a near relation of Sir
Hector Langevin, formerlv Minister of Pub-
lic Works at Ottawa, and Pamela Racicot,
fiister of the Right Kev. Zotique Racicot,
Bishop of Pogla and Vicar-General of the
diocese of Montreal. Educ.: Montreal C!oll.
Studied theology at the Sulpician Grand
Seminary, Montreal; completed the course
of his theology (moral) at St. Mary's Coll.
(Jesuits), Montreal; entered the order of
Oblfitfs i»f "Mary Tnimaciilate, ^S'^1 ; ordain-
ed priest, 18S2; preacher for diocesan mis-
sions, 1882-85; Professor of Moral Theology
in the Catholic Univ. of Ottawa, where he
BOon became Vice Dean of the Theological
Faculty, 1885; D.D., 1892; went to Mani-
toba ae Superior of the Oblates in the Arch-
diocese of St. Boniface, and Rector of St.
Mary's Church, Winnipeg, 1893; has battled
on the Manitoba School Question; has
visited England, France, Belgium, Germany
in 1890; Rome and the Holv Father thrice,
in 1896, 1898, and 1904, anci the latter year
visited the Holy Land, lie also visited
Austria in the interest of Galicians. Poles,
and Ruthenians coming to Canaoa; has
founded 28 parishes, 24 educational con-
vents, 3 hospitals, 2 orphanages, 6 Indian
boarding-sohools; has doubled the number
of priests and the number of missionary

stations among the Indians. Publications:
some 20 pastoral charges and many circular
letters. Address: Archbi^op's Palace, St.
Boniface, Man.
LANGLOIS, Joseph Godfroy, B. L. , M. L.
A., Canadian Secy, of the International
Commission on Deep Waterways; b. St.
Scholastique, Que., 26 Dec., 1866; s. of
Joseph Langlois and Olympe Clemant; m.
to Marie Louise Herbour of Butte, Montana:
one d. Educ: St. Therese Sezninary and
St. Laurent Coll.; elec. member of Quebec
Legislature in 1904; re-elec. in 1908; chief
editor of La Patrie for ten years; managing
director of Le Canada, 1903-10; appta. to
Waterways Commission, Jan., 1910. Has
fought for years for better education in the
Province of Quebec. Publications: **Sus au
Seuet," "La Republique de 1848. Recrea-
tions: yachting and gardening. Address:
58 Laval Avenue, Montreal. CliU): St.
Denis, Montreal.
LANGMUIB, John Woodburn; 6. Ayr-
shire, Scot., 6 Nov., 1834; m. (Ist), Enuna
Lucretia, d. of the late Dr. Fairfield; (2nd),
Elisabeth Harriest, d. of the late John
Ridout; (3rd), Catharine Mary Bloodgood,
of New York; five a. four d. Educ: Os-
borne's Acad., Kilmarnock, Scot. Arrived
Canada, 1869, and engaged with the firm
of Miller Bros., Picton, Ont. El. Mayor of
Plcton, 1858; apptd. Isnp. of Prisons and
Pub. Charities for the Prov. by Stanfield
Adnm., 1868; resigned 1882; and associated
himself with a ^roup of prominent gentle-
men in formation of the Toronto Gen.
Trusts C5o., now the Toronto Gen. Trusts
Corporation, of which he is mng. dir. : apptd.
Chr., Royal Com. on the Prison ana Refor- -
matory Svstem of Ont., which sat in 1891.
Pres. Homewood Retreat Assn., a private
asylum estbd. at Guelph. Ont.; vice Pres.,
Toronto Hotel Co., Ltd. Was Major of
16th Batt., while Regt served in Fenian
Raids of 1866. Address: 11 Roxborough
St., E. Toronto. Clubs: Toronto; Gros-
venor, London, Eng.
lAPOINTE, Ernest, B.A., B.C.L. (Laval
Univ.), M.P., 6. St. Eloi, Que., 1876; a.
of S. Lapointe and Adele Lavoie (deceased) ^
m. 1904 M. E., d. of J. A. Pratte, of Fraser-
ville. Educ: Rimousld Coll., Laval Univ
Quebec. Called to the bar, 1898; practisecl
in Quebec for one yr., then removed to
Fraserville, and formed a partnership with
Mr. Adolphe Stein, being head of thp fiirm.
Town Attorney for Fraserville and Crown
prosecutor for dist. of Kamouraska. El. to
H. of C, for Kamouraska, at g. e., 1904
1908. Addreaa: Fraserville, Que.
lAPOINTE, Louis Audet; 6. Contrecour,
Yercheres Co., Que., 16 May, 1869:
a. of Louis Audet Lapointe, farmer, and
Marguerite Dupre; a widower; two a. Educ:
Masson Coll., Terrebonne, and Varennes
Coll. For many yrs. a mem. of the Mon-
treal City Council; chn. of Finance Com.;
mem. of the Catholic Sch. Comn. Recrea-
tions: hunting, fishing. Address: 208 Champ
de Mars, Montreal.
liAPOBTE, Hormlsdasj b, Lachine, 7
Nov., 1850; s. of J. B. Laporte and Marie
Berthiaume; m. Onesime Mirsa Gervais;
one s. one d. Educ: Sault au RecoUet
Sch. Senior partner in wholesale grocery
firm of Laporte Martin A .Co.; Pres. Pro-
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vindsl Bank of Can., and several other
Cos., a founder of Cbambre de Commerce,
of wnich was Pres. Entered Gty Council,
1896; el. Mayor, 1904. Did excellent work
as leader of reform movement in city Coun-
cil. A life governor of Notre Dame Hos-
pital and Montreal General Hospital. Ad-
dress: 812 Dorchester W., Montreal.

LABITIEBE, Alphonse Alfred dement.
Immigration Commr. for Manitoba, at
Montreal; 6. Montreal, 24 July. 1842; «. of
Abraham C. La Riviere and Adelaide Mar^
cil; m. 1867, Marie Melvina Bourdeau (d.
1885); three «. two d. Educ: St. Mary's
Coll., Montreal. For 16 years editor and
prop, of Le Manitoba, published at St,
Boniface, Man. Former mem. of the Man.
Govt. Rep. in the Leg. Ass. of Man., 1878-
88; rep. for Provencher, Man. m N. of C,
1889-1904; now Immigration Commr. for
Manitoba at Montreal. Address: Room 22,
Royal Trust Bldg., 107 St. James St., Mon-
treal.

LiARKE. John Short* one of the Canadian
Trade Commrs. for Australasia; b. Cornwall,
Eng^ 1840; a. of Charles and Grace Larke;
m. £aizabeth, d, of Wm. Bain, of Darling-
ton, Ont.; three s. one d. Came to Can.,
1844 and educ. at pub. and priv. schs.,
Oshawa, and Victoria. Univ., Cobourg.
Publisher of newspapers and Pres. of Mfg.
Coys.; Executive Commr. for Canada at
Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893.
Apptd. trade conmir. to Australia. 25 Au^.,
1 894. Promoted Pacific Cable in Austraha,
and on invitation of Colonial Govts, or
municipal bodies delivered addresses in the
interest of Australian Federation. Address:
Royal Exchange, Sydney, N.S.W.

LAROCQUE. Bt. Bev. Paul, B.S., D.
Theol. and Canon Law (Rome), Bishop of
Sherbrooke, Que.; h. Sainte Marie de Mon-
noir (Marieville), Que., 28 Oct., 1846; s. of
Albert LaRocque and Genieve Daigneault.
Educ: St. Hyacinthe and Ste. Therese
Coll. Ten years missionary in Florida;
nine years Rector of St. Hyacinthe Cath-
edral; sixteen years Bishop of Sherbrooke.
Publications: two volumes of Pastorial
letters. Address: Sherbrooke, Que.

LASCELLES. Ttscount (Henry George
Charles); o. London^ Eng., 9 Sept.,
1882; 8. of Earl and Countess of Harewood.
Educ.: Eton; R.A.C., Sandhurst; in the
Grenadier Guards; attache British Embassy,
service; A.D.C. to His Excellency the Gov-
ernor General. Earl Grey. Address: Govern-
ment House, Ottawa, and Harewood House,
Leeds, England. Clubs: Rideau, Golf and
Country, ^tawa.

UkTCHFOBD, Hon. Francis Bobert,
B.A., K.C., a Judge of the High Court of
Justice for Ontario; 6. Ottawa Co., Que., 30
April, 1856; s. of James Latchford and
Mary Young; m. 1890, Frances Agnes
O'Brien; rix c. Educ: Aylmer Sep. Sch.,
and Ottawa Univ. (grad. 1882 with honors).
Gov. Gen's. Medal for best English essay.
Archbishop's medal for essay on Christian
doctrine; the Pope's medal for best Latin
essay on a philosophical subject. Called to
the bar of Ont., in 1886. Was solicitor for
the Sep. Sch. Bd. of Ottawa, the C.M.B. of
Canada, the Railway Trackmen, and other
bodies. On Law Faculty of Ottawa Univ.,
1895; pres. St. Patrick's Asylum of Ottawa
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for eight years; pres.. Reform Club of
Ottawa; vice-pres., Reform Assn., apptd.
Minister Pub. Works in the Ross Ministry,
Oct. 21. 1899, and el. to Ont. Legis. for
South Renfrew, Nov. 14; re-el. at g. e.r
1902: unsuccessful at g. e., 1905; apptd.
to High Ct. of Ont., 1908. Address: 6
Elmsley Place, Toronto.

LATUL.IPE, Bt. Bev. Elec. A., Bishop of
Catenna, Vicar Apostolic of Temiskaming:
6. St. Anicet, Que., 3 Aug., 1859; s. of
Antoine Latulipe and Lucie Bonneville.
Educ: Montreal Coll.; Professor in Mon-
treal Coll. two years; Curate, St. Henry,
Montreal, three jrrs.; Chaplain Good Shep-
herds, Montreal, St. Anne's, Lachine, for
six years; Rector Pembroke Cathedral, 11
years; apptd. Bishop of Temiskaming, 1
Oct., 1908. A<Wrc««;Haileybury, Ont.

LAUDEB, Thomas, Registrar of Deeds,
South Riding, Grey Co., Ont.; h. Bewcastle.
Cumberland Co., Eng-tS Nov., 1828; a. of
Thomas Lauder and Elicabeth Forrester;
m. Susan Grabelle, of Port Colbome, Ont.;
three s. five a. Educ: Crookgate Sch.,
Bewcastle, Eng. Arrived Canada, Ma^»
1875. Engaged in mercantile business m
Port Colbome, Ont., until 1856; removed to
Grey Co., and engaged in farming until
1871, when apptd. R^istrar for South
Grey. Recreattons: readmg, farming. Ad^
dress :T)uTham, Ont.

L.\ITRIER, Rt. Hon, Sir Wilfrid, PC.,
C.M.G., D.C.L., LL.D., K.C., Premier of
Canada; h. St. Lin, Que,. 20 Nov., 1841; «.
of the late Carol us Laurier, P.L.S. and
Marcelle Martineau; m. in 1886 to Loe. d. of
G. N. R. Lafontaine of Montreal. Educ.:;
Pub. Sch. of his native parish, L'Assomp-
tion Coll., and McGill XJniv.; law student
in the office of the late Hon. R. Laflamme,
1860; called to the bar 1864; created Queens
Council, 1 880; was for a short time engaged
in journalistic work in his earlier years;
first elec. to I^effislative Assembly of Que-
bec, in 1871, representing Drummond, and
Arthabaska; elec. for the same constituency
to the H. of C. in 1874; member of the
Mackenzie Govenrment as Minister of In-
land Revenue, 1877; defeated in 1878; was
elec. in Quebec East, to Piircccd T. Thibau-
deau, who r«'-~i;j:r;r'.l lu ..i.rn tlic con-Tituency
re.el. in 1878. 1882, 1887. 1891, iHWi, 1900,
1904, and 1908; in three different elections,
he was chosen for two separate constituen-
cies; chosen leader of the Liberal party in
opposition, 1887, and in 1896, was called
upon on defeat of the Conservative partyt
by Lord Aberdeen, Governor General, to
form a Ministry; sworn in as pres. of the
Privy Council July 11, same year; rep-
resented Canada at the Diamond Jubilee
celebration of Her Late Majesty, Queen
Victoria. London, Eng., at which time he
was created a Knight Grand Cross of the
Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael
and St. George; was accorded an audience
by Her Majesty, and given the i>lace of
honor in the Jubilee State Procession; re-
ceived degrees D.C.L. at Cambridge and
Oxford; Imperial Privy Councillor, 6 July,
1897; made honorary member and received
gold medal from Cobden Club in recognition
of his services for International free ex-
change; Star of Grand Officer of the
Legion of Honour (1897) at Havre, France;

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hon. LL.D., Toronto Univ. and Queen's
Unir.; received the Duke of Cornwall and
York, 1901, and accompanied the Royal
Party across the Dominion; present at the
Coronation of His Majesty Kinc Edward
VII, 1902; received freedom of City of
Edinburgh, receiving degree LL.D., from
Edinburgh Univ.; attended Imperial Con-
ference. London, 1907, receiving freedom
of London, Bristol and Liverpool. Address:
335 Laurier Ave.-. Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau,
Ottawa; St. James, Montreal.

liAUT. Miss Agnes C.» authoress: b.
Stanley. Ont., 1871; d. of John and Eliza
George Laut. Educ: Manitoba Umv., be-
came an editorial writer on the Manitoba
Free Press, 1896; later was correspondent
for U.S., Canadian, and EngHph r^*-'* ca-
tions; a frequent contributor to AnurKan
magazines; now on the staCT of Outing.
Publications: "Lords of the North," 1900;
"Heralds of Empire," 1902; "Story of the
Trapper," 1902; ''Path-finders of the West"
1904; "Vickings of the Pacific," 1906; "The
Conquest of the Great North- West," 1908;
"Canada, Empire of the North," Address:
Wassiac, Duchess Co.. N.Y.

LAYfiLL, John Reeve, B.A,; b. Peter-
boro, Ont., 11 Dec., 1867; s. of M. Lavell,
M.D., LL.D., and B. B. Reeve (both Can-
adian bom); m. 1838. Ursula P., d. of
Alexander MacAlister, of Kingston; two s.
two d. Educ: Queen's Univ., Kingston
(Grad. B.A., 1877). Began study of law
in Kingston; became a solicitor 1880; bar-
rister, 1881. Commenced the practice of
his profession in Smith's Falls, 1881, and is
now a partner of the firm of Lavell, Farrell
& Lavell. Has held the office of Reeve,
Councillor and Sch. Trustee in Smith's
Falls. Pres. , Perrin Plow Co. , Ltd. , Smiths
Falls; m»n. Methodist General Conference
since 1886; mem. Council of Queen's* Univ.,
Canadian Manufacturerers' Assn.; unsuc-
cessful candidate for H. of C. at g. e., 1896;
el. to H. of C. at g. e., 1900; went West,
1906. Address: Strathcona, Ont.

L.ATEBGNE, Armand Benaud, B.L..
M.L.A.; 6. Arthabaska, Que., 21 Feb. 1880;
». of Hon. Joseph Lavergne, and Emilie
Louise Barthe; m. 1904, Georgetta Roy, of
Montreal. Educ: Arthabaska Coll., Que-
bec Sem., Laval Univ., Quebec; an advocate
and journalist. El. to H. of C. for Mont-
magny, at bye-el., 1904; re-el. at g. e., 1904;
resigned his seat m H. of C, 26 May, 1908.
El. to Que. Leg. Ass. at g. e., 1908. One of
the editors of Le Devoir. Address: 71a St.
James St., Montreal. Club: Garrison,
Quebec.

I4ATERGNE, Hon. Joseph, a Judge of
the Court of the King's Bench for the Prov-
ince of Quebec; b. 29 Oct., 1847; s. of late
Louis David Lavergne, J.P., and Marie
Genevieve Delagrave; m. 1876, Marie Louise
Emilie, d of late J. G. Barthe, M.P., bar-
rister and writer; one «. one d. Educ: St,
Ann's Coll., Que. Admitted at bar, 1871;
practised law for twenty-rix years in part-
nership with Sir Wilfrid Laurier in Artha-
baska: was Mayor of town of Arthabaska,
and Warden of County of Arthabaska for
some years; during same period edited a
weekly newspaper, and was a member of
H. of C, 1887-97, representing the con-
stituency of Drummond and ArthabaSca;

Judge of Superior Court for district of
Ottawa, 1897; Montreal, 1901. Publications:
Le Journal d' Arthabaska; L'Union des
Cantons de I'Est. Recreaiions: books, bil-
liards, cards. Addtess: 4378 Western Ave.,
Weetmount, Que. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.
LATEBGNB, Ix>uis, N.P., M.P.; b. St.
Pierre, Montmagny Co., Que., 1 Dec., 1846;
s. of the late David Lavergne, and Marie
Genevieve Delagrave; m. (1st) 1878, Euge-
nie id. 1887), d. of L. £. Landry, of Becan-
cour; (2nd) Alida Pacaud, widow of the
late William Duval; one s. one d. Educ:
St. Anne's Coll., Kamouraska. Chn. of the
Bd. of Notaries of the Prov. of Quebec,
1903-6. El. to H. of C. at bye-el., 1897;
re-el. at g. e., 1900, 1904, and 1908. £1.
Liberal Whip for the Prov. of Quebec,
session of 1901; re-el. Whip for Quebec,
1906 and 1908. Address: Arthabaska, Que.
LAYOIE, Napoleon, gen. mgr. La
Banque Nationale; b. L'Islet, Que., 6 Aug.,
1860; 8. of Dr. N. Lavoie and Josephine
Casgrain; m. Marie Elmire Morin; four s.
four d. Educ: Ste. Anne de la Focatiere
Coll. Has been in the banking business for
36 years; tea yrs. with La Banque du
Peuple; twenty-fiive yrs. with La Banque
Nationale. Recreations: all athletic sports;
squash racket and handball champion.
Address: 26 Mt. Carmel St., Quebec; L^Islet
(simimer). Club: Garrison, Quebec (vice-
pres).
LAW, Andrew Bonar, M.P. for Dulwich,
Eng.; b. N.B., 16 Sent., 1868; «. of Rev.
James Law, M.A., of New Brunswick, and
Eliza Anne, d. of William Kidston of Glas-
gow; m. 1891, Annie Pitcaim, d. of Har-
rington Robley of Glasgow; four «. two d.
Educ: N.B., Gilbert Field Sch, Hamilton;
High Sch.. Glasgow. Parliamentary Sec.
of the Board of Trade, 1902-6; M.P. (U.)
Blackfriars Div. of Glasgow, 1900-6; mem.
(U.) Dulwich Division of Camberwell, since
1906; re-el. at g. e., 1910; chairman of
Glasgow Iron IVade Association; was a
member of William Kidston and Sons, iron
merchants, Glasgow, and William Jacks and
Co., iron merchants, Glasgow. Recreations:
golf, chess. Address: Pembroke Lodge,
Kensington London W., Eng. Club: Carle-
ton, London, Eng.
LAW. Bowman Brown, M.P.; b. Doug-
las, Mass., U.S.A. 29 July, 1866; a. of Wil-
liam and Mary A. Law; m. Agnes M. Lovitt;
one d. Educ: Yarmouth, N.S.; arrived in
Canada, 1885; Town Councillor for over
six years; member of H. of C. since 1902.
^<Wr«««; Yarmouth, N.S.
LAW, Frederick Charles, R. N.; 6. Brent
Somerset, Eng., 27 March, 1841; s. of the
Hon. William 'Towny Law. and the Hon.
Augusta Champagne^ d. ol His Hon. John
Crawford, formerly Lieutenant Governor of
Ontario; fiive s. one d. Arrived in Canada
April, 1874; twenty years on active
service, Royal Navy; in Baltic Sea during
Russian War in H.M.S. Hannibal; for 20
years official secretary to Lieut. Governor
of Ontario; practiced as an architect for
some time. Recreations: painting and car-
ving. Address: 504 Sherboume St., Tor-
onto; Crawford Island, Muskoka Lake, Ont.
LAWLESS, Thomas, Sup. Treas., In-
dependent Order of Foresters; 6. Beech
Ridge, Chateaugnay Co., Que., 23 Jar.,

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1844; 8, of John Russell Lawless (Irish), and
Sarah Robinson (English); m. (Ist) Sarah
MatUda Glover Id. 1876); (2nd) Sophia
Tranwioh Miller (d. 1909); four «. two d.
Educ: Chateauguay Co. Engaged in com-
mercial pursuits until 21st year, then enter-
ed journalism and continued in it actively
for upwards of 25 years and as a secondary
occupation since; has engaged actively in
fraternal insurance work for the past 20
years. Apptd. Supreme Auditor of the
I. O. F., 1 Aug., 1886: asst. Sup. Chief
Ranger; editor, The Foretter; now Sup.
Treasufer. Aecreafiovu.'travel, photography,
gardening. Addreswa: Parkdale, Toronto,
and OakvUle, Ont.

LAWRENCE, Hon. Frederick Andrew,
K.C., Judge of Supreme Court of Nova
Scotia; 6. Port Hood, Inverness CJo., C.B.,
23 April, 1843; «. of Geo. C. Lawrence and
Helen Lawrence; m. Isabella Hemming;
one d. Educ: Normal Sch., Truro; Dal-
housie Univ. Recorder of Truro for a
time; member of Nova Scotia Legislature,
1886-1904, during which period was Speaker
for eight yrs.; elected to H. of C. 1904;
apptd. a Judge, 1907. BecreationM: golf.
A<Ure««: Halifax, N.S.

LAWSON, Miss Maria, editorial writer,
Victoria (B.C.) Colonitt: b. New London.
P.E.I., 16 Dec., 1862: d, Henry Lawson and
Flora McKenxie. Kdue.: P.E.I dist. Sch.,
Normal Sch., Charlottetown. Father was
ed. of Charlottetown Patriot; asst. ed. Tor-
onto Olobe and Montreal Herald; editor
Victoida Colonist. Miss L. taught sch. in
P.E.I, for some yrs.; removed to B.C. with
her parents in 1900. Was principal of the
Girl^ Sch., Nanaimo, teacher in CSrirls' Sch.,
Victoria; now conducts the Woman's Realm
a daily feature of the Colonitt, and edits
a weekly children's page. Publications: a
school history of Can. (Gage Sc Co., Toronto)
a sketch of B.C. Member of the Canadian
Women's Press Club. Address: 1809 Fern-
wood Rd., Victoria, B.C.

LEACOCK, Stephen Butter, B.A., Ph.
D.; b. Swanmoor, Hants, Eng., 30 Dec..
1869; «. of W. P. Leacock of Oak Hill, and
Agnw, d. of Rev. Stephen Butler of Subar-
ton, Hants; m. to Beatrix, d. of R. B. Hamil-
ton, of Toronto. Educ,: Up. Can. Coll.,
Univ. of Toronto. Arrived in Canada,
1876; on staflf of Up. Can. Coll., 1891-1899;
graduate of Sch. of Chicago Univ., 1899-
1902; at present head of department of
Economics and political science, McGill
Univ., 1907-1908, tour of the British Em-
pire, delivering lectures on Imperial prob-
lems, under tne ausmces of the Rhodes
Trust. Publications: Elements of Political
Science; Baldwin, Lafontaine and Hicks
(Makers of Canada series, 1907) and i)am-

Bhlets, etc. Address: C!ote des Neiges,
[ontreal. Club: University. Montreal.
LEBEUF, Hon. CaUxte, B.C.L., K.C.,
Chief Justice of Circuit (5t., Dist' of Mont-
real; b. St. Timothy, Beauharnois Co.,
Qae., 23 May, 1860; «. of Joseph LeBeuf,
and Judith Picard; m. (1st) Laura Brunelle;
(2nd) Rebecca Brunelle; one e. two d.
Educ: St. Timothee Sch.. and Ste. Therien
Coll. Practised laoral profession at Mont-
re^ for 35 yrs. Frequent contributor to
CSS for 20 yrs. Judge, 1907. Recreations:
ting, racquets. Addresses: 1006 Dor-
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Chester St., W., Montreal; Batiscan (sum-
mer).

LJBBLANC, Hon. Henry S., M.L.C.; b.
East Pubnico, Yarmouth Co.. N.S., 4 Sept.,
1866; of Freneh-Canadian parentage; m.
1891, A^nes D'Entremont. Is engaged in
mercantile business at West Pubnico. Was
coun. for the municipality of Argyle. El.
to Legis. at g. e.. 1897; re-el. 1901, and 1908.
Mem. of the Executive Com. of Nova
Scotia, without portfolio. Address: Yar-
mouth, N.S.

LEBLANC. OllTer J., M.P.; h. Memram-
cook, N.B.. 27 Nov., 1830; s. of Jos. J.
Leblanc and Victoire Girouard, both
French Acadians; m. (1st) 17 Nov., 1871,
Olive Cormier (deceased; (2nd) 17 Nov.,
1879, Susanne Allain. Educ: Public Sch.;
a member of N.B. Legislature for ten yrs.;
of the Executive (X>imcil for two yrs., and a
Legislative Ck>imcillor for two sessions;
first elec. to the H. of C. 1900; re-elec. 1904
and 1908. Roman Catholic; Liberal. Ad-
dress: St. Mary's, N.B.

LEBLANC, Pierre Evariste, K.C; 6. St.
Martin, Laval Ck>., Que., 20 Aug., 1864;
s. of Joseph Leblanc and Adele B^anger.
m. Hermine. d. of the late T. Beaudiy.
Educ: St. Martin Academy, and Jacques
Cartier Normal Sch., Montreal. For many

Ss. a teaeher. Called to Bar of Que., 1879.
. to Legb. 1882, but was imseated; re-el.
1884, 1886, 1888, 1890, 1892. 1897, 1900,
1904; defeated by four votes, 1908. Speaker
of the Legis. Assem. under the de Boucher-
ville, Taillon and Flynn Govt. Address:
362 St. Denis St., Montreal. Club: St.
James, Montreal.

LECKIE, John Edwards, B.Sc, D.S.O.;
6. Acton Vale, (^e., 19 Feb., 1872; s. Major
R. J. Leckie and Sarah Edwards; unmarried
Educ: Bishop's C!olI. Sch., Lennoxville, and
R. M. C, Kingston. Ftactices the pro-
fession of Mining Engineer; commanded a
troop in "Stratncona's Horse," (D.S.O).,
and afterwards a Squadron in 2nd C. M. R.
durinff the South African war. Publications:
contributions on technical subjects to per-
iodicals. /2ecrealum«.* riding, shooting. Ad'
dress: Cobalt, Ont. Club: Can. BfiL Inst.,
Toronto.

LECKIE, Major Robert Gllmour Ed-
wards, B.Sc. M. Can. Soc. C.E.;
b. Halifax, N.S., 4 June, 1869; s.
Major R. J. Leclde. of Sudbury, Ont., and
Saraii, d. of Rev. John Edwards; unmarried.
Educ: Bishop's Ck>ll. Sch., Lennoxville,
and R.M.C., Kingston, graduating with
honours and winning the **8word of honour''
and one of Gov. Gen 'Is. medals. Practiced
for several years the profession of CSvil and
Mining Engineer; commanded a Squadron
of 2na C.M.R., in South Africa; conducted
explorations in British Somahland, East
Africa, at time of "Mad Mullah" war. Be-
tumea to Canada, 1896. Publieatiohs:
contributions to publications of technical
societies; articles on travel in many maga-
sines. Recreations: big game hunting, fish-
ing, shooting, golf. Address: Vancouver,
B.C. Clubs: United Empire, London. Eng.
Canadian Mil. Inst., Toronto.

LECKIE, Major Robert Gllmour. M.A.
I.M.E.; b. Renfrewshire, Scot., 23 Aug.,
1833; s. of Robert Leckie, and Margaret
Gilmour; m. Sarah, (d. 1894), d. of late RefT.

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John Edwards; two «. qix d, Educ.: Glas*
cow High Sch.. QlaMCow Tech. Coll. Came
to Can. in 1856. Has been prominently
associated with the mizdns industry: for-
merly mng. dir. of the Onord Nickel and
Copper Coj mgr. dir. of the Cumberland
Coal and Ry. Co., and gen. |nng. of the
Londonderry Iron Co. Has examined pro-
fessionally mines in Norway. Sweden. Aus-
tralia. Tasmania, New Caledonia. One of
founders and first chn. of Federated Mining
Inst.; past v. p. of the American Inst.
Mining Engrs.: mem. Can. Mining Inst.
PubUeaiiont: Numerous technical contri-
butions to mining journals. Recr§aHoni:
riding, fishing^unting. Addr99$: Sudbury
Ont. Club$: JSnoineers', New York; Can.
Milita^ Inst., Toronto.
LEET. His Hon. Seth Penn., K.C.. B.C.
L. (McGill), a Police Magistrate for the
City and District of Montreal; &. nr. Dan-
ville, Que.. 26 April. 1861; $. of George W.
Leet and Ludna Williamson; m. in 1874,
Catharine Olivia Colwell. d. of Rev. B. T.
Colwdl; one s. Educ: Danville Academy
and MoGill Coll.. Montreal. Studied law
with the firm of Trenholme & Maclaren,
now Judge Trenholme of the Court of Ap-
peals, of Que., and Judge Maclaren of the
Court of Appeals of Ont. After graduating
he entered into partnership with Mr. Mac-
laren and remained with firm for several
jrrs.; practiced until apptd. one of the
Collectors of Provincial Revenues for the
District of Montreal, subsequently being
named one of the Police Ma^strates for
the city and district, which position he now
holds. Chairman for one term of the
Congregational Union of Ont., and Que.,
ananas been for many yrs. the representa-
tive of the Prov. of Que. on the Executive
Committee of the International Simday
School Assn.; one of the Executive Com-
mittee of the World's Sunday School Assn.
Addrf: 166 Villeneuve St., Montreal An-

LEF^YBE, Mrs. Uly Alice, ("Fleur-
ange"); h. Kingston, Ont.; d. of the late
R. P. Cooke, C.E., and Anna Plimkett,
formerly of Castlemore, Irel.j m. Dr. John
M. Lefevre. Has been a resident of Van-
couver for some yrs., and a frequent con-
tributor to the press of Montreal and Van-
couver; winner of the Montreal W-Unett'
prize of $100.00 for the best poem with
reference to the first winter carmval. Pub'
licationa: "The Lion's Gate and Other
Verses," 1896; several lyrics which have
been set to music. Addrf: Vancouver,
B C

riEFBOf, A. H. Fm M.A., Professor of
Roman Law and Jurisprudence, Univ. of
Toronto; h, Toronto, 21 June, 1862; «. of
late General Sir J. H. Lefrov, K.C.M.G.,
etc., and Emily Merry i d. of late Sir John
Beverley Robinson, 1st Bt., Chief Justice
of Up. Can.; m. 1884, Mary Theodora, d.
of Henry S. Strathy, Toronto: three ».
Educ.: Rugby; New Coll. Oxford. 2nd
Class Honours in literse Humaniores, 1873;
called to English bar, 1877; called to bar of
Up. Can., 1878; has since then practised
as barrister and solicitor in Toronto; Prof.
Toronto Univ., 1900. Pvhlication»: Le^s;
lative Power in Can., 1897-98; article on The
Dom. of Can., in American and English En-

cyclopedia of Law; joint translator with J.
H. Cameron of Short History of Roman
Law, by P. F. Girard, 1906; and writer of
numerous articles in the Law Quarterly
Review. Rureationa: golf and bicycling.
Addre9$: Traders Bank Building, Toronto.
Club§: Toronto University, Toronto.

LEFUBGET, Alfred Alexander, B.A.,
LL.B.; b, Sununeraide, P.E.I., 22 April,
1871: $. of John Lefurgey and Dorothea
Read; unmarried; Educ,: St. Dunstan's
Coll., Charlottetown, Mount Allison Univ.,
Harvard Univ. Entered into mercantle
life at Summerside and Sydney, C.B. First
el. to P.E.1. Legis., 1897. Bt. to H. of C.
g. e., 1900; re-el. 1904; defeated 1908. Con-
servative Whip for Maritime Provinces.
1901-8; now m commission business at
Vancouver. A<2dr«s«.* Vancouver, B.C.

LEGJJU Bt. Bev. Bishop EmUe J., O.M.
I., Bishop of Pogla, and Coadjutor of the
Bishop of St. Albert. Alta.. 1897; b. St. Jean
de Boisseau, diocese of Nantes, France. 9
Oct.. 1849. Educ: Nantes, classical and
theological courses. Ordained, 1874; taught
sciences in colleges and seminary in France
for 4 :^ears; becune a member of the Con-
gregation known as the Blissionaries Oblates
of Mary Immaculate; was sent to the mis-
sions of Western Can., 1896, where he
ministered to the Blackfeet tribes of South-
ern Alberta (Blackfeet proper, Peigans
and Blood Indians): was consecrated
Bishop in the same mocese, and became
the titular Bishop of St. Albert on the
death of his predecessor, 1902. Addreaa: St
Albert. Alta.

liEGEB, Clement M., M.L.A.; b. Mem-
ramcook West, N.B. 14 Feb„ 1866; «. of
Marcel I. Leger and Rosalie P. Leger; m.
1891. Catherme D. Gaudet; four «. five d.
Educ: Pub. Schs.. Memramcook West.
A manufacturer aqd gen. merchant. First
returned to Leg. at g. e., 1903; re-el. at g. e..
1908. Aecreo^vm^ travel. Addrf»: Mem-
ramcook West. N.B.

LEGBIS, Hon. Jos. Hormlsdas, Senator;
b. River du Loup. Que.. 7 May, 1860; «.
Antoine Legris and Leocadu Beland; m.
Emma Champagne; four «. four d. Educ:
Pub. Schs. of Louiseville, Que.: a farmer
member of the Provincial Legislature
1888; member of the H. of C, 1891-1896.
1903; apptd. to the Senate. 1903. Addrete:
Louiseville, Que.

LEMAT, Leon FamphUe, Lit. D.. Lib-
rarian of the Leg. of Quebec.; b. Lotbiniere,
6 Jan., 1837; «. of Leon LeMay, and Marie
Louise Auger; m. Solina Robitaille; four •
seven d. An advocate and litterateur.
Publicationa: The Discovery of Canada;
Evangeline (trans);. Natiooial Hymn Les
Vengeances (poem) ; several novels. Trans.
Kirby's novel "Le Chien d'or" into French.
AddreM: 118 Cote d' Abraham, Quebec.

LEMIEUX, Hon. Bodolphe, K.C.. LL.
D., F.R.S.C.; Postmaster-General of Can-
ada; b. Montreal, 1 Nov., 1866; «. of Mr.
H. A. Lemieux. Inspector of Customs at
Montreal, and Pnilomene Bisaillon; m. 1894.
Berthe, a. of the Hon. Sir Louis Jette. K.C.
M.G., Chief Justice of the Ct. of Appeal for
Quebec; one «. two d, Educ: Nicolet
Seminary, Laval Univ. Called to the Bar
in 1891, and entered into partnership with
Messrs. Mercier and Gouin; Dir. in Law,

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1896; Prof, of Law at Laval Univ., 1897; I
cr. Q.C., Quebec, 1898, and K.C., Ottawa,
1904. Mem. of Parlt. for Gaspe, 1896, '
1900, 1904, 1905, also for Nicolet 1904.
Represented Canada before the Privy Ck)un-
cil in England, 1904; apptd. substitute to
the Attorney General for the dist. of Mon-
treal. Was Bwom in as Solicitor-General,
29 Jan., 1904, and apptd. Postmaster Gen-
eral, 4 June, 1906. Or. a Chevalier of the
Lesion of Honor by the French Govt., 1906;
officer, 1909; author of the Lemieux Law,
to settle labour disputes; report on Japanese
Immigration. Puhlications: two works on
law, 1896, and 1900. Address: 265 O'Connor
St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Ottawa; St.
James, Montreal; Garrison, Quebec; Eighty,
London, Eng.

LEMOINf:, Gaspard, LL.B., M.A.; b.
Quebec City, 12 March, 1848; a. of Alexan-
der Le Moine and Henrietta Massue; m.
(Ist) Emma Renaud; (2nd) Margaret
Revell; two s. one d. After receiving his
law d^rees, entered the firm of J. B. Ren-
aud & Co., wholesale flour, grain and
provisions, and still continues the same
business. RecrecUionsi fishing and camping
Address: 9 Ramparts, Quebec. Club: Gar-
rison, Quebec.

L£MOIN£, Sir James MacPherson,
Kt., D.C.L., F.R.C.S.; b. Quebec, 24 Jan.,
1825; s. of Benjamin Le Moine and Mary A.
Macpherson; m. 1856, Harriet Mary, d. of
late EMward Atkinson, Past Pres., of R.S.
C; two d. Educ: retit Seminaire de
Quebec. Barr. 1850; Lieut. -Colonel, Militia
Publications: L'Omithologie du Canada,
1861; Les Pecheries du Canada, 1862; Maple
Leaves, 1863-94 (6 vols.); The Tourist's
Note Book, 1870; Quebec Past and Present,
1876; The Scot in New France, 1879; The
Chronicles of the St. Lawrence, 1879; Pic-
turesque Quebec, 1882; Canadian Heroines,
1887; The Birds of Quebec, 1891; Mono-

E'aphies et Esquissea; Legends of the St.
awrence, 1898; The Annals of the Port of
Quebec, 1901; Address: Spencer Grange,
Quebec. Club: Garrison^ Quebec.

LE MOINE, J. de St. Denis, I. SO..
Sergeant-at-Arms of the Canadian Senate;
6. 13 July, 1850; m. Margaret Louise Mackey
of Ottawa; two d. First apptd. to civil
service of Canada, 18 May. 1869; Sergeant-
at-Arjns of the Senate since June, 1887.
Address: 505 Wilbrod St., Ottawa. Clubs:
Rideau, Golf, Gountry, Ottawa.

LENNIE, Robert Scott.; 6. Smiths Falls,
Ont., 16 Aug., 1875; s. of Rev. Robert
Lennie, B.D., and Catharine Harcus: m.
Edith Louise Douglas; two s. one d. Ad-
mitted to the bar of B.C., Jan., 1891, elec.
Bencher of the Law Society, March, 1906,
and annually since then; practiced in Nel-
son, B.C. only; for six consecutive years,
Pres. of the Conservative Association of
Nelson and in 1908, was elec. Pres. of
District Association comprising nine elec-
toral ridings; declined nominations for
Mayor, Provincial and Dominion Houses on
account of legal practice. Address: 416
Hoover St., Nelson, B.C. Clubs: Union,
Victoria; Nelson.

LENNOX. Haughton, K.C.; M.P.; &. Tp.

of Innisfil, Co. of Simcoe, Ont.; 28 Feb.,

1850; s. of Wm. Lennox and Maria Haugh-

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Educ: Barrie Gram. Sch. Has practiced
law since 1875; exceptionally successful in
criminal cases; entered politics in 1900,
when he was elected a member of the H. of
C; re-elec. in 1904 and 1908. Introduced
amendment to Ry. Act to prevent com-
panies from contracting themselves out of
liability to employes, and successfully de-
fended constitutionality of statute before
Judicial Committee of Privy Council. Ad-
dress: Barrie, Ont.

LENNOX, Thomas Hubert, K.C., M.L.
A., Tp. of Linisfil, Co. of Simcoe, Ont., 7
April, 1869; «. of Thomas and Margaret
Lennox; m. Louise Ether Meeking; one s.
Barrister at Law; served as Sch. 'Trustee,
and in the Council at Aurora; elec. to Ont.
Legislatiure, 1905 and 1908 as representa-
tive of North York; Conservative. Address:
Aurora, Ont. Clubs: Albany, and Military
Institute, Toronto, Ont.

LEONABD, James William, Gen. Mgr.
of the E^astem Lines of C. P. Ry. Co.; 6.
Epsom, Ont., 1858; «. of Thomas Leonard
and Catherine Shaw; m. 1881, Elisabeth
Maguire of Franklin, Ont.; one s. Educ:
pub. sch. of BethieuQy, Ont. Entered ser-
vice of Midland Ry. Co. at age of fourteen.
Received an agency of the Victoria Ry. Co..
1877; apptd. asst. mgr., 1878; supt. of
C. P. Ry's. Eastern lines, 1884; gen. supt.
of the Ont. and Que. Div. of C. P. R., 1893;
gen. supt. of the Western Div., 1901 ; apptd.
mgr. of Construction in Toronto, 1904.
Asst. mgr. of Eastern lines, 1905; gen. mgr.
of Eastern Unes of C. P. R., 1908. Dir. of
Gueft)h and Goderich Ry., Berlin, Wellesley
and Waterloo Ry., Walkerton and Lucknow
Ry,; Geoi^an Bay and Seaboard Ry. Re-
creations: fishing, himting. Address: 420
Cote St. Antoine Rd., Montreal. Clubs: St.
James', Montreal. Toronto.

LESSABD, Col. Francois Louts, C.B..
Adjutant Greneral, Canadian Militia; A.D.
C. to Gov.-General; 6. 9 Dec., 1860; m. 1882,
Florence, d. of Thomas Conrad Lee, Quebec;
three d. Educ: Coll. St. Thomas, Que.;
Commercial Academy, Que. 2nd Lieut.,
Que. Gar. Art., 1880; transferred to 65th
Batt. Infantry, Montreal, 1884; North-West
Rebellion, 1885 (medal); apptd. to Cavalry
Sch. Corps, 1884; Captain Royal Canadian
Dragoons, 1888; Major, 1894; Lfeut.-Col.,
1898; South African war 1899-1900, com-
manding R.C.D. (despatches), (Queen's
medal, five clasps); Brevet Colonel, 1901;
Adjutant General, Canadian Militia, and
Substantive Colonel, 1907. Recreations:
hunting, polo, and golf. ^<i(/r(M; 519 King
Edward Av., Ottawa. , Clubs: Rideau,
Country, Hunt, Ottawa; Hunt, Polo, Mili-
tary Inst,, Toronto.

LE SUEUR, Ernest Arthur, B.Sc; b.
Ottawa, 3 Feb., 1869; a. of Wm. D. Le Sueur
and Ann Jane Foster; m. Maude Sinclair
Drummond; one d. Educ: Ottawa Public
Sch., Ottawa Coll. Inst., and Massachusetts
Inst, of Technology; grad. in 1890; develop-
ed Caustic Soda Electrolyter process. 1891-
1894; general manager Electrochemical Co.,
1895-1899; Low temperature physical re-
search work. Lake Superior Corporation,
1889-1902, and the same with.George West-
inghouse, 1902-1905; research work on
explosives and commercial development of
the same, 1 905-1 909. Recrealion^: motoring.

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canoeing and skating. Addresa: 60 Mc-
Laren St., Ottawa. Cluba: Rideau, Golf,
Ottawa.

UB SUEUB, WiUiam Dawson, B.A.,
LL.D., F.R.S., Hon. Secretary R.S.C., 1908;
h. Quebec 19 Feb., 1840; a. of Peter Le
Sueur, chief supt. M. O. Branch, P. O.
Dept., afterwards Secretary Civil Service
Board, and Barbara Dawson, e. d. of Wm.
Dawson of Quebec; m. Anne Jane Foster,
d: of James Foster, Montreal; one «. one d.
Educ: Montreal High Sch.; entered Post
Office Dept. of Canada, 23 Feb., 1856; Asst.
Secy., 1880: Secretary, 1888: retired 1 July,
1902. PvJbluxUion$: Life of Count Frontenac
(Makers of Canada series). Address: 478
Albert St., Ottawa. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

I^TEIXI£B, Hon. Blaise F., M.L.C.;
b. Levis, Que.; 1862; s. of Blaise Letellier
and Emma Lacombe; m. 1889, Elmira
Angers; two s. three d. Educ: Quebec
Seminary. Grad. LL.B., Laval Univ.,
1886. Practiced his prof, in Quebec, 1886-
1896. when reiitioved to Beauceville. Found-
er of the journal '*La Justice," and later
became a dir, of *'L' Union Liberale."
Apptd. mem. Legis. Coimcil, 1905. Address:
Beauceville, Que.

UBTOUBNEAU, Louis, M.L.A.; b. Ste.
Famine, Orleans Island, 7 Aug., 1872; s.
of F. X Letoumeau, and Philomene Bou-
cher des Morency; m. 1899, Ludevene
Letoumeau; three s. four d. Educ: Ste.
Famille. A merchant. Mem. of the firm
of Paradis & Letoumeau; mem. of the firm
of Quebec Preserving Co. First el. to
Quebec. L^^. at g. e., 1908. Address: 12
Smith St., <^bec.

L.EYESON-GOWEB, Clement Edward
Greshani;b. Tilsey Place, Lempsfield,
Surrey. Eng., 28 Dec., 1878; s. of the late
Granville Leveson Gowerrof Tilsey Place,
and the Hon. Sophia Leveson Gower, d. oi
Baron Leigh of Hookwood, Lempsfield,
Surrey, Educ: Winchester Coll.; arrived
in Canada, Oct., 1905; formerly Lieut.,
Royal Sussex l^litia and Lieut. Prince
Albert's Somerset L. I.; served in South
Africa (medal and five clasps); late comp-
troller of the Household to H. E. Earl Grey,
Governor General of Canada. Recreations:
cricket, golf, shooting. Address: Govern-
ment House, Ottawa, Ont.; Nookwood,
Lempsfield^ Surrey, Eng. Clubs: Grosvenor,
Lond on; Rideau, Ottawa, Ont.

LETT, Miss Beatrice A.; 6. Montreal,
27 Dec., 1890; d. Lewis & Bella R. Levy.
Educ: Montreal. Engaged in journalism
and magazine work, latterly in B.C. Pub-
lished poetry and prose at age of 13. Issued
Collector's Companion at age of 14, whild
still attending school. Commenced pubU-
eation of Levy Magazine, when 16 years
old. Recently incorporated her venture
under name of Beatrice A. Levy, Ltd., with
capitalisation of $50,000. Recreations: hit-
erature, music, canoeing and driving. Ad-
dress: 670 Granville St. (bus.); 956 Bidwell
St., Vancouver, B.C. Club: Canadian
Wom en's Press.

LEWIS, Edward Norman, M.P.; b.
Goderioh. Ont., 18 Sept.. 1858; s. of Ira
Lewis, LL.B«, and Julia L. Dwight; m. 9
Nov., 1888, Ida Howard Shaw. Educ:
Goderich Gram. Sph. Has been Mayor of
Goderich, and acting Crown Attorney and

Clerk of the peace for Huron Co.; first
elec. to H. of C, 1904; re-elec. 1908; Church
of England; Conservative. Publications:
"The Mariners' Manuel," Index to Ont.
Statutes," Magistrates Manuel and Criminal
Law Ind«c," ''Lewis's Law of Shipping."
Addtess: (Goderich, Ont.

LEWIS, ^hn; b. Toronto, 17 Jan.,
1858; «. of Richard and Mary Emmett
Lewis; m. Eliza Garwood, d. of late Robert
Garwood, of Winnipeg; one *. two d. Educ :
Toronto Pub. Schs., and Collegiate Inst.;
studied law from 1874 to 1889; entered
journalism, 1881; member Press Gallery,
H. of C, 1884, and several years afterwards
Has been editorial writer on the OlobSj News
World and Star. Publications: life of
George Brown, (Makers of Canada series) ;
Canada Stories. Address: 125 Beach Ave.,
Toronto, and Balmy Beach, Ont.

LEWIS John Trayers, M.A., K.C.,
D.C.L.; 6. BrockviUe, Ont., 29 Oct..
1857; e. s. of His Grace the late Archbishop
of Ontario; m. Mary Ethel, d. of Collingwood
Schrieber, Esq., C.M.G.; two s. three d.
Educ: Bishops Coll. Sch., LennoxviUe,
Que.; Trinity Coll. Sch., Port Hope Ont.;
•Trinity Univ., Toronto: Dickson Scholar-
ship, 1876; Bumside ^Scholarship, 1877;
admitted to practice in 1882; K.C., in 1908;
has practiced continuously in Ottawa since
1882: first in partnership with Hon. James
Cockbum, Q.C., afterwards with F. H.
Chrysler, Esg., until 1896; and for the last
13 years, senior partner of the firm of Lewis
& Smellie. Has for many years been a
member of the Corporation of Governors
of Trinity Univ., Torotno. In 1896, was
elec. Chancdlor of the Diocese of Ottawa,
and since 1902 he has been an elec. delegate
to the Greneral Synodr of the Church of
England in Canada. For the past two
years, has been pres. of the Rideau Club.
Ottawa. Is one of the elec. Governors of
St. Luke's General Hospital, Ottawa, and
a member of the Executive Council of the
Victorian Order of Nurses, and Solicitor for
both. Has on many occasions acted as
counsel before the Imperial Privy Council,
and practices in both tne Supreme Court of
Canada, and the Exchequer Court. Rep-
resents the Official Guardian for Infants m
the Ottawa District, and is solicitor for the
Imperial Bank, the Union Bank, the Ang-
lican Synod, and other Corporations;
has represented large interests at the Par-
liamentary Bar. Address: 250 Cooper St.,
Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf, Country,
Ottawa.

LEWIS, Lansing. Captain, R.L.; 6.
Montreal, 7 March, 1854; «. of John and
Caroline Lewis; m. Katherine Bate, of
Ottawa; one s. one d. Educ: Montreal,
Liverpool and Paris: A.D.C. to the Lieut.
Governor of Manitoba in 1881; Secretary
Board of Trade of Winnipeg, 1882; alder-
man and chairman of Finance, Winnipeg,
1887; manager Caledonia Insurance Co.,
1892; lay Pan-Anglican delegate for Mon-
treal, 1908; grandson of Col. Snowden, who.
with Sir John Colboum, rode at the head
of the Royal troops in the rebellion of 1837:
Address: 9 Ontario Av., Montreal; ana
Winnipeg Cottage, St. Patrick, Que. Clubs:
St. James, Dixie Golf, Montj;eal.

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lilDDEIX, His Hon. James William,

K.C., County Court Judge for Stormont,
Dundas and Glengarry; b. Cornwall, Ont.,
2 Nov., 1852; «. of David and Caroline A.
liddell; m. Margaret Sophia, o. d. of the
late Lt.-Col. Ronali Macdonell; one 8. two
d. Educ: Cornwall Gram. Sch.: Osgoode
HalL Toronto. Admitted to the Bar, 1876;
or. Q.C., 1899; made County Ct. Judge for
Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, 2 Jan.,
1901 . Address: Cornwall, Ont.

lilGHTHAIX, WiUiam Dover, K.C., M.
A., F.R.S.C.; F.R.S.L.: 6. Hamilton, Ont., 27
Dec, 1857; «. of W. F. lighthall. Notary.
Montreal, and Margaret Wright; m. Cybel
I. John, (7. d. Rev. Hy. Wilkes, D.D.;
one 8. two d. Educ: High Sch. and McGill
Univ., Montreal; called to har, 1881; Mayor
of Westmount, Montreal, 1900-1-2; founded
the Union of Canadian Mimicipalities, 1901 ;
Hon. Pres., 1904; now Hon. Secretary;
founder of the Society of Can. lit.. Can.
National League, etc.; originated Chateau
de Ramezay Historical Museum, etc.; Vice-
Pres. Antiquarian Society of Montreal, Can-
adian Society of Authors, etc.; Correspond-

, ing Member, litvary and Historical Society
of Quebec, etc.; has introduced much mimi-
cipal lefldslation into Parliament. Publi-
catton«:Thought8, Moods, and Ideals (verse
' 1887; The Young Seigneur, or Nation-Mak-
ing, 1888; originated and edited Songs of the
Great Domimon (Windsor Series), 189,1, and
Canadian Poems (Canterbury Poets), 1891 ;
Montreal after 260 Years, 1892; The False
Chevalier, 1898; The Glorious Enterprise,
1902; Canada a Modem Nation, 1904; and
many ethical, historical, and literary pam-
phlets. Recreations: camping, antiquarian-
ism. Address: Chateauclair, Westmount,
Que.; Camp Beartracks. Lac Tremblant,
Qtie. Clubs: Canada; Reform, Montreal;
Royal Societies, London, England.

LINDSET, George Goldwin Smith; B.A.
(Tor.), K.C., b. Toronto, 19 March, 1860; s.
of Charles Lindsey & Janet Mackenzie; m.
Cora, d. of late James Bethune, Q.C., two a.
Educ: Upper Can. Coll., Toronto Univ.,
Osgoode Hall. Called to bar of Ont., 1886
and became partner in firm of Lount,
Marsh, Lindsey & Lindsey; and is now sr.
partner in firm of Lindsey, Lawrence &
Wadsworth; was pres. and mgr. dir. Crow's
Nest Pass Coal Co., until 1909; dir. Crow's
Nest Electric Light and Power Co.; the
Morrissey, Femie and Michel Ry.; one of
the foimders of Varsity,' foimder (1882), of
The Cricket Field. Took to England (1887)
a team of Can. cricketers. Alderman of
Toronto, two yrs. Unsuccessful can., 1894,
for Ont. Leg. Ass. for West Toronto in Lib.
interest; pres., 1900-1, Toronto Reform
Ass. Publications: cricket across the Sea,
Life of Wm. Lyon Mackenzie (1908, Makers
of Can. series). Recreations: cricket, golf.
Address: 146 T^ndall Ave., Toronto. Clubs:
Toronto, National, Royal Can. Yacht,
Toronto.

LITHGOW, John Thomas; late Comp-
troller, Territorial Treasurer, Supt. of
Works & Bldgs., Chief License Inspr. and
City Assessor and Tax Collector, Yukon
Territory; b. Halifax, N.S., 26 Jan., 1866
s.^ of James R. Lithgow and Marion Drew
Lithgow. Apptd. to Asst. Receiver Gen 'Is.
Office, Halifax, Oct., 1880. Transferred
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to Yukon Territory as Comptroller, July,
' 1898. Apptd. a mem. of the Yukon Coun-
cil, 8 Jan., 1904. Apptd. Acting Commr.
2 Feb., 1906; again apptd. Acting Commr.
14 Nov., 1906. Recreations: horsemanship,
curling, fishing. Address: Dawson, Y.T.
Clubs: Zero, X>awson Amateur Athletic
Assn.

IXOYD, Rev, George Exton, M.A.,
Principal of the Divimty Coll., Saskatoon;
b. London, Eng., 6 Jan., 1861 ; s. of Willam
J. Lloyd, and Elizabeth, A. Brown; m.
Marion 'rupp^n, of Worthing; three a. two
d. Came to Cfan., 1880, and educ. at WycliflFe
Coll., Toronto and Univ. of New Brunswick.
Otdained by Archbishop of Rupertsland,
1886; foimder and principal of Rothesay
Coll. for Boys in N.B., 1890; Archdeacon,
diocese of Saskatchewan. 1906 resigned to
become principal of the Divinity Coll., of the
Diocese of Sask., June, 1909. Address:
Emmanuel Coll., Saskatoon, Sask.

LOCKE, Corbet, K.C.; 6. Barrie, Co.
of Simcoe, Ont., 9 Feb., 1864; S. of Joseph
and Mary Locke; m. (1st), in 1882, Esther
Alice, d. of the late Richard Holland of
Oshawa; (2nd) in 1901, Ruby Louise, d. of
A Percy Brown, Peterboro. two s. two a.
Educ: Barrie Gram. Sch. Called to the
bar of Ont., 1877; man., 1882; Q.C., 1893;
apptd. to the CJo. Court bench, Man., 1894;
prior to going to the bench took an active
part in politics of Manitoba; pres. of Liberal
Conservative Assn. for 13 years. Recrea-
tion: cricket, tennis, curling, fishing. Ad-
dress: Morden, Man.

LOCKE, George Herbert, M.A.; b.
BeamsvillC; Ont., 29 March, 1870; s. Rev.
Joseph A. Locke and Bessie Mackay Loche;
m. Grace Isabel Moore, Toronto; one d.
Educ: Ryerson Pub. Sch., Toronto; Bramp.
ton and CoUingwood Collegiate Inst., Vic-

. toria Coll., Toronto Univergity, and Univ-
of CMcago: Professor in Univ. of Toronto,
C^cago, Harvard, and Mc(3iU for seven
years; editor of the School Revieic, the
leading journal of secondary education in
America; Associate editor with Green & CJo..
of Boston, members of a number of learned
societies; now chief librarian of the Public
libraries of Toronto. Address: 29 Cecil St.,
Toronto. Clvh : Ontario, Toronto.

LOCKHABT, F. A. Lawton, M.D. (Mc-
Gill), M.B., F.M.; 8. of W. A. Lockhart and
Mary E. Lawton; m. 1892, Mabel B. Thomas
J^duc.:Gram.Sch.,St. John, N.B.; Merchis-
ton Castle Sch., Edinburgh, Scot.; Edin-
burgh Univ. (grad. 1889); returned to
Montreal, 1890, and grad. M.D., McGill
Univ., 1900. Apptd. Asst. Gynaecologis at
Montreal Gen. Hospital, 1894, became
gynaeclolqgist; apptd.Prof. of Gynaecology,
Univ. of Bishop'^s Coll., Lennoxville, Que..
1893, but resigned 1894. Acted as Prof, of
Gynaecology at Univ. of Vermont, U.S.A.,
1906-1908; has been Gnyaeologist at the
Protestant Hospital for the Insane at
Verdun, since 1894. Mem. Edinburgh
Obstetrical Assn., British Medical Assn.,
Canada Medical Assn., Montreal Medical
and Chirurgical Soc. Publication: Diseases
of the Ovaries." pub. in the Reference
Handbook of Medical Sciences in 1904.
Address: 38 Bishop St., Montreal. Clvhs:
University, St. Lawrence Fish and Game,
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LOFTHOUSE, Bight Bev. JoseDh, D.D. ; b.
Wadsley. Yorkshire, Eii«., 18 Dec., 1855;
•. of Francis and Mary Lofthouse; m. Bessie
Fallding; one d. Educ: C.M.S. Coll..
IsHn^on; arrived in Canada, 16 Aue., 1882;
Missionary to the Eskimos at Churchill,
Hudson's Bay; also at York Factory;
Bishop of Keewatin, 1902. Recreationt:
boatinc and travel in the Northland. Ad-
dress: Kenora, Ont.

LOGAN. Hanc« James, LL.B.; h. Am-
herst Point, N.S., 26 April, 1869; a. of
James A. Logan; widower. Educ: Model
Sch., Truro, Pictou Academy, and Dal-
housie Univ. Called to the Bar of Nova
Scotia, 1892. First el. to H. of C. at g. e.
1896; re-el. 1900 and 1904; retired 1908.
Was asst. chief Liberal Whip and chm. of
Parliamentary Committee on Privileges and
Elections. Address: Amherst, N.S.

LiOGAN. Robert Samuel; b. St. Louis,
Mo., U.S.A.. 13 Feb., 1864; s. of Samuel
Logan and Mary Cooper McCleverly, both
Canadians; m. Anne Iliankin; three s. two d.
Educ: St. Louis Gram. Sch., aiiivtd in
Canada, 6 July, 1896; entered railway
service with General Manager of the Wabash
Railroad, 1 Oct., 1886; Gran! Tnmk Ry , 6
Juljv 1896. as Assistant and to-Ltarv to
the General Manager. Recreaiions : walking
and golf. Address: 12 Aberdeen Ave.,
Westmount, Que.

IX>GGIE, WlUlam Stewart, M.F.; b.
Burnt Church, N.B., 10 Aug.. 1860; ». of
George Loggie and Ann Morrison; m. Els-

§eth B. Kerr; six s. seven d, Educ: Gram,
ch., Chatham, N.B., Pres. and mug. dir.
of the W. S. Loggie Co., Ltd., wholesale and
dry goods mfgrs., ana packers of canned
lobsters. Mem. N.B. Leg. fo^ Northum-
berland Co.. 1903-1904. El. to H. of C. at
g. e.. 1904 and 1908. Has been mayor and
alderman for town of Chatham. Address:
Chatham, N.B.

LiONG, Thomas; b. Co. of Limerick,
Ireland, 7 April, 1838; «. of Thomas Long
and Margaret Fanel; m. (Ist) Annie Patton;
(2nd) Ehsabeth Kealy; two s. two d. Educ:
Ireland and Canada; arrived in Canada.
Oct.. 1850; general merchant; member of
the Ontario Legislature for North Simcoe,
for eight years. Address: Collingwood,
Ont., 613 Jarvis St., Toronto. Clubs: Tor-
onto, Albany, Toronto.

LONGLET. Hon. James Wllberforce,
M.A., D.C.L.. LL.D., F.R.S.C. a Judge of
the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia; 6.
Paradise, N.S 4 Jan., 1849; m. (Ist), 1877,
Annie, y. d, of N. Brown; two ». one d.; (2nd)
1901, Lois E., v. d. of late George Fletcher;
fives, one d. A lecturer and public speaker,
and a regular contributor to the magasines:
is a Liberal in politics, and an advancea
thinker on social and religious questions;
graduated from Acadia Univ., 1871; ad-
mitted to the Bar of N.S., 1876: first elec. to
Parliament, 1882; entered Government,
1884; Attorney-General, 1886-1906; Judge
of Supreme Court 1905; Q.C., 1892; D.C.L..
1897; elec. Fellow of the Royal Society of
Canada, 1898. PuMications: Love; Socialism,
its Truths and Errors; The Greatest Dn^na;
A Material Age; Canada and Imperial Fede-
ration; Religion in 19th Century; Life of
Joseph Howe, etc. Address: 18 Green

Street. Halifax, N.S. Clubs: City Club,
Royal Yacht, Halifax.
liOBANGEB, Hon. Louis Onesime,

Pmsne Judge of the Supmor Court of the
Prov. of Quebec since 1882; b. Yamachiche,
Que., 7 April, 1837; «. of the late Joseph
Loranger and Marie Louise Dugal; m. (Ist.
1867, Marie Anne Rosalie (d. 1883), d. of
the late Hon. Justice Laframboise: (2nd)
1888, Mad. Antoinette Varois, widow of
Eugene Varois, and d, of the late S. Valois;
three s. three d. Educ: St. Mary's Coll..
Montreal. Called to the Bar, 1858; com-
menced practice with his bro. the late Hon.
Mr. Justice T. J. J. Loranger; created a
Q.C., 1881. El. to Legis. Assembly for Co.
of Laval, 1876, and retained seat until 1882,
when apptd. Puisne Judge of Que.; Attor-
ney-Gen., 1879-1882; pres., St. Jean Bap-
tiste Soc, ol Montreal, 1896-96; Pres.,
Notre Dame Hospital; a governor of the
Laval Univ. Address: 230 Prince Arthur
St. West, Montreal.

LOBBAIN, Bight Bev. Narclsse Zeph-
irln. Bishop of Pembroke, Ont.; b.
St. Martin, Laval Co., Que.. 13 June, 1842;
s. of Narcisse Lorrain and Sophie Goyer.
Educ: Ste. Therese Coll. Address: Pem-
broke, Ont.

LOBTIE, Joseph Arthur. B.A., M.D..
M.P.: b. Ste. Justine of Newton, Co. of
Vauareuill «. of Joseph Lortie and Julienne
Montpetit. French Canadians; m. 8 Oct..
1900. Marie Anna d. of L. A. Gladu, N.P, of
St. Polycarpe; three *. one d. Educ:
Bourget Coll., Rigaud, and Laval Univ.,
Montreal. Has been a municipal coun-
cillor; first elec, to the H. of C. 1908;
Roman Catholic; Conservative. Address:
St. Polycarpe, Soulanges Co., Que.

LOUDON, James, M.A., LL.D., D.C.L..
F.R.S.C.; b. Toronto, 1841, of Irish parent-
age; m. 1872, Julia, d. of John Lorn Mc-
Dougall of Renfrew; three «. one d. Educ :
The Toronto Gram. Sch., Up. Can. Coll.,
and Univ. of Toronto. B.A., M.A., LL.D.,
Univ. of Toronto; LL.D., Queen's, Prince-
ton, Johns Hopkins, and Glasgow Univer-
sities; D.C.L., "Trinity University (Toronto);
F.R. Soc. of Canada; Pres. R.S.C. (1901-2).
Math. Tutor in Univ. Coll. Toronto, 1863;
Classical and. Math. Tutor, 1864; Math.
Tutor and Dean of Residence, 1866; Prof,
of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy,
1876; Pres., Toronto Univ., 1892-1906.
Publications: various Mathematical and
Physical papers in Journal of Canadian
Institute, the Philosophical Magacine, the
American Jour, of Math, and the Trans, of
Roy. Soc. of Canada. Address: 83 St.
George St., Toronto.

LOUGHEED, Hon. James Alexander,
K.C., Leader Opposition in Senate of Can-
ada; 6. 1 Sept., 1864; m. 1884, e. d. of late
Chief Factor "William L. Hardisty of the
Hon. Hudson Bay Co.; four a. two a. Educ:
Toronto. Ont. Practised law in city of
Toronto, 1881; moved to North-West Ter-
ritories, 1883; Q.C., 1889; called to Senate
of Canada, 1889. i4ddrcaa: Calgary, Alberta.
Clubs: Rideau, Country, Ottawa; Ranch-
mens', Calgary; Albany, National, Toronto.

LOYELJ^, Charles Henrr, M.P.; b. Barn-
Bton, Que., 12 Nov., 1854; s. of the late
Henry Lovell and Artemessa Merriman; m.
2 Aug., 1879, Ada Bush, (^oaticook; two «.

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one d. Educ.: Goatioook Academy; first
elec. to the H. of C, bye-eleo., Jan., 1908,
s^ter the death of his father; re-el. at g. e.,
1908. liberal. Addren: Goatioook, Ont.

LOW, Albert Peter, B.Ap.S., LL.D.;
Deputy Minister of Dep. of Mines, Canada;
&. Montreal; 24 May, 1861; m. Isabella
Cunningham; one s. one d. Educ: McGill
Univ., Montreal; c<Hmected with the Geo-
logical Survey since 1881; Deputy Min., 3
May. 1907; hM made geological explorations
in all parts of Canada, but especially in
Labrador, Niagara and around the shores
of Hudson's Bay. Pvblicaiiona: numer-
ous reports. Recreation: curling. Addreee:
154 McLaren St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau,
Country, Ottawa.

LOW, Thomas Andrew, M.P.; h. Que-
bec, 17 March, 1871; of Scotch parentage;
m. 30 Nov., 1904, Mary Q. Dean: one a.
Educ. : Pembroke Ont., pub. and high schls. ;
moved to Pembroke with his parents when
a child; pres., Renfrew Roller Mills Co..
Ltd.; Pres., Logan Bros., Ltd.; director,
Renfrew Mfg. Co., Ltd.; warden Co. Ren-
frew; member Co. Council for four years;
first el. to H. of C. for South Renfrew, 1908;
Methodist; Liberal; Addreae: Renfrew,
Ont.

liOWE, John; h. Warrington, Lanca-
shire, Eng.. 20 Feb., 1824; «. of James
Lowe and Anne Clarke; m. Almira Cham-
berlin of Freleghsburg" Misaisquoi Co., Que.;
two «. two d. Educ. .•In the Sen. of Warring-
ton, and Latchford. until 16 years of age;
arrived in Canada, July, 1840; when first
came to Canada, was employed as book-
keeper in Montreal fur house; reporter on
Montreal Gazette, 1846; left Montreal in
1852, to edit the Colonist in Toronto, when
that paper became the first daily, all-the-
year-round newspaper ever pubUshed in
Canada; in 1853 retiuned to Montreal to
become partner in ownership of Oazette,
and joint editor with Col. Chamberlin, M.
L.A., C.M.G.; advocate of the railway to
the North-West and the Allan Line, at that
time; entered civil service as assistant
Depty. Minister of Agriculture, with title
of Secretary in 1869, having in charge
immigration to Canada; Depty. Min. of
Agriculture for several yrs. Publications:
Editorial articles and year book; Recrea-
tions: gardening and vine culture. Addres$,
Ottawa, Ont.

LOWE, Robert, Pres. of Yukon Council.
6. nr. Toronto, 1869. Mem. for White-
horse in Territorial Council; engaged in
freighting business; part owner Whitehorse
Tramway. A leading merchant and "linW
operator. Unsuccessful condidate for H.
of C, at g. e., 1908. Address: Dawson,
Y.T.

LOWBIE, William Hugh, Resdstrar of
Deeds for the Co. of Russell; h. Carp, Car-
leton Co., Ont., 14 April, 1849; s. of James
Lowrie and Sarah Ronan; m. R. S. Wilson;
t wo «. one d. Educ. : Pub. Sch. , Cumberland .
Brought up on farm. Engaged in real
estate business for 25 yrs. before receiving
present appointment. Has always been
active in public life. Pres. of Conserva-
tive Assn. for 18 yrs.; pres., Agricultural
Soc. for several yrs. High Chief Ranger
of the I. O. F. Address: Russell, Ont.
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LUCAS, Bev. Daniel Van Norman, D.D.
b. Hamilton, Ont^ 12 July, 1834; §. of Capt.
John Lewis: m. £. Adelia Reynolds; three
•. Educ.: Victoria Univ., Ont.; reformer,
traveller and author. PMicatiof^: "Aus-
tralia and Homeward," "All about Canada"
"The British Empire and Imperial Federa-
tion," and a soore of smaller publications.
Address: St. Catharines, Ont., and Criokle-
wood. London, Eng.

LUCAS, Hon. Isaac Brock, K.C.. M.L.
A.; 6. Warwick. Tp. Lambton. Co., Ont.,
1867; «. of George Lucas ana Elizabeth
Cowan, of Irish descent; m. E^abeth £.
Richardson, d. of M. K. Richardson, Ex-
M.P. for South Grey; two s. Educ, : Strath-
roy Collegiate and Toronto Univ.; a mem-
ber of the firm of Lucas, Wright and Mc-
Ardle, Barristers; elec. to Legis. of Ont..
1898, 1902, 1905, nd 1908; chairman of
Private Bills Committee; Minister without
Portfolio in Ontario Cabinet. Address:
Markdale. Ont. Clvb: Albany, Toronto.

LUMSDEN, Hugh David, C.E.; b. Bel-
helvie Lodge, Aberdeenshire, Scot., 7 Sept.,
1844; s. Colonel Thomas Lumsden, C.B.,
and Hay Burnet; m. in 1885, Mary F., o. d.
of J. W. G. Whitney, Toronto; four s.
Arrived in Canada, 26 April. 1861. Educ:
Belleview Academy; Aberdeen and Wim-
bledon Sch.. Surrey, Eng.; O.L.S., M.LC.E.,
M.C. Soc., C:E.; in practice as O.L.S. imtil
1871; since then he has been employed
constantly in the location and construction
of Railways in many parts of the Dominion;
chief engr.. National Transcontinental Ry.
Conm., but resigned, 1909. Recreations:
shooting and fishing. Address: 162 Argyle
Ave., Ottawa; and Bay St., Oriltia. Clt^s:
Toronto; Rideau, Golf, Ottawa; Engineers,
Montreal. _

LYNCH, Hon. William Warren, B.C.L.,
K.C., LL.D., Judge of the Quebec Superior
Court; 6. Bedford, Missisquoi Co., Que..
30 Sept., 1854; s. of Thomas Lynch and
Charlotte R. Williams; m. 25 May, 1874,
Ellen Florence Pettes; two «. Educ: Stan-
bridge Academy, Missisquoi Co.; Univ. of
Vermont, and McGill Univ.; practiced law
in Bedford District from 1868 to 1887, and
in Montreal, from the latter year to 1889.
when apptd. Judge; elec. member of Que-
bec Legislature for Brome Co. in 1871, and
continued as such \mtil appointment; mem-
ber of Quebec Government from 1879 until
1887. Address: Knowlton, Que.

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MABEE, Hon. James Pitt, K.C., Chief
Commr., Bd. of Ry. Commrs. for Canada;
b. Port Rowan, Ont.. 5 Nov., 1859; s. of
Simon Rtt Mabee and Fannie Leaton; m.
Mary Thorald^of Port Rowan; one •. one d.
Educ: Port Rowan High Sch., Toronto
Univ. After graduating in law practised
profession at Ostowel for some yrs., later
at Stratford and Toronto. Apptd. one of
the Judges of the High Ct. of Justice for
Ontario, King's Bench Div.. 21 Nov., 1905:
apptd. Chief Commr., Bd. of Ry. Commrs.,
28 March, 1908, in succession to the late
Commr. Killam. Addresses: Railway Com-
mission OfiBce, Queen St., Ottawa; 15

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MACAIXUM, Archibald Byron, M.A..
M.B.; Ph.D^ Hon. Sc. D.; Hon. LL.D.,
F.R.S.C., F.K.S., Professor of Physioloffical
Chemistry in the Univ. of Toronto; b. Bel-
mont, Ont.f 1859; «. of Alexander Macallum.
of Kilmartm, Aiisyleshire. and Anna, d. of
Neil Macalpine, Parish of Knapdale, Arsyle-
shirct Scot.; m. Minnie Isabel, d. of the late
John Strachan Bruce, of Cornwall, Ont.;
thtee a. Educ: Univ. of Toronto, and
Johxu Hopkins Univ., Baltimore; apptd.
lecturer in Physioloey in the Univ. of
Toronto in 1887; Professor in 1891. Pvh-
licationM: numerous papers (research chiefly
on Physiology and Biochemistry, in EngUsh
and Ameiican Scientific Journals. Bt'
creations: golf and walking. Address : 59
St. George St., Toronto. &iu6; Golf. Tor-
onto.

HACAULAT, Charles Daniel, K.C.;
Judge of the Territorial Court, Yukon; b.
Township of Sidney, Hastings Co., Ont., 20
Oct., 1863; •. of Daniel Macaulay and
Elizabeth Macdonnell; m. Mary C. P., d. of
Robert P. Davy, of Belleville, Ont.; one s'
Educ: Frankfort Pub. Sch.; Albert Coll.,
Belleville; Osgoode Hall. After grad.,
practised law at Belleville, until May, 1901,
when apptd. to present office. Address:
Dawson, Y.T. Club: Zero, Dawson.

MAC AULAT, Robertson; Pres. Sun Life
Ins. Co.; b. Fraserburgh, Buchan, Aber-
deenshire, Scotland, Jan., 1833; m. 1859,
Barbu-a Reid of Eoinburg^; two s. one d.
Educ.: Stomoway, Lewis isd. Arrived in
Can., 1854. Apptd. acct. in the Canada
Life Ass. Co., 1855, but resigned in 1871 to
accept Secretai^9hii> of the Mutual life
Ass of Can., at Haxmlton. Became Sec. of
the Sun lite in 1874, and moved to Mon-
treal; promoted to managership of Co., 1876
and man. dir., 1887., and two yrs. later el.
pres. Resigned position of man. dir., 1906,
in favor of his son, Mr. T. B. Macaulay<
Address: 4005 Dorchester St., Montreal.

MACAITLAT, Thomas Bassett, F.I. A.
(G.B.) F.A.S. (Am.); F.S.S. (Q.B.), Man-
aging Dir., Sun life Insur. Co. of Canada;
b, Hamilton, Ont.. 6 June, 1860; «. of Rob-
ertson Macaulay and Barbara Marie Reid;
m. Henrietta M.L., d. of late Dr. T. Bragg,
New Orleans, and step d. of Rev. J. Lawson
FoTster, D.D., now of London, Eng.; two a.
three d. Educ.: Hunilton, Ont., and Mon-
treal, Que. Entered service of the Sun
Life Insur. Co., 1877; actuary, 1880; sec-
retary, 1891; director. 1898; mng. dir.,
1906; supervisor at Montreal in connection
with the examinations of the Inst of Ac-
tusuries of G.B.; chapter mem. of the
Actuarial Soc. of Amenoa; pres. two terms;
corr. mem. of the Inst, des Actuaries Fran-
cais, Paris; rep. at the International Con-
gress of Actuaries at Brussels, 1895; Lon-
don, 1898; Paris, 1900; Berlin, 1906; vice
pres. at Paris and Berlin congresses res-
pectively for the U.S. and Canada. Re-
creation: farming (Hudson Heights, Que.)
Address: 4007 Dorchester St., Montreal.

MacBBIDE, Ernest William, M.A. (Can-
tab), D. Sc. (London, F.R.S., Strathcona
Prof, of Zoology, McCrill Univ.; b. Belfast,
Ireland, 12 Dec., 1866; «. of Samnel Mac-
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WHO'S WHO. MACDONALD

Co., linen manufacturers; m. Constance
Harvey, d. of F. H. Chrysler, K.C., of Ot-
tawa; one «. Educ: Queen's Coll., Belfast,
St. John's Coll., Cambridge; London Univ.
(Univ. scholarship in Zookigy, 1889). 1891.
1892, studied at ZoologicalLaboratory, at
Naples. Apptd. Univ. demonstrator in
Animal Morpholc«y at Cambridge, 1892:
made a Fellow of St. John's CoU.. 1893. and
obtained med^ for research in Biology,
same yr. Was pres. and vice-pres. ot
Cambndge Union, apptd. to chair of Zoo-
logy, McGill Umv.; el. mem. American
Soc. of Zoologists, 1898. Mem. Royal Soc.,
London. Publications: Text-Book of Zoo-
logy, 1908; the development of Asterina

, Gibbosa, 1896; the early development of
Amphioxus, 1898; the development of
Echinus Esculentus; the development of
Ophiothrix Fragilis. Recreations: golf, ten-
nis. Address: Montreal. Club: University.
Montreal.

MacCLEMENT, William Thomas, M.A.;
D.Sc.; b. Inverary, Ont., 29 Jan., 1861; *.
of David and Nancy Bruce MaoClement; m.
Mary Guthrie Freeman; one «. and one d.
Educ: Ont. Pub. Schs., Frontenac High
Sch., Queen's University, Kingston. Ont.,
Chicago Univ., Chicago, 111.; Pub. Sch.
teacher for four years, and Hign Sch. teacher
for six years; Professor of Qiemistry, Ar-
mour Institute of Technology, Chicago, for
five vears; Professor of Chemical Engineer-
ing for five years; at present Professor of
Botany, Queen's Univ., Kingston, Ont.
Publications: Bianual and Laboratory Note
Book, in chemistry; Text Book and Manual
of Chemistry; magazine articles on Botany.
Recreations: golf, fishing, photography.
Address: County House. Collins Bay, Bay
of Quinte. Club: Saturday Club, Kingston ,
Ont.

MACDLABMID, Finlay George, M.L.A.;
b. New Glasgow. Aldboro* tp., Elmn Ck>.,
Ont., 11 Oct.. 1869; a. of Finlay Macdiarmid
and Margaret Munro; m. Mary Isabell Mc-
Gugan; one «. Editc: Pub. Sch., Ridge-
town Ck>ll. Inst. Mem. of Tp. Coun. of
Aldboro' for four yrs. First el. to Ont.
Legis. at g. e., 1898; re-eL at each succeed-
ingg. e. Address: Aldboro*, Ont.

MacDONAIiD, Bight Bev. Alexander,
D.D., LL.D., Bishop of Victoria, B.C.; b.
Mabou, Inverness Co., Cape Breton, 18
Feb., 1858; ». of Finlay MacDonald and
Catherine Beaton. Educ: St. Frances
Xavier's Antigonish, N.S., and Propa-
ganda, Rome; ordained priest, 8 March,
1884; Vicar Greneral of Antigonish, 1900-
1908; Bishop of Victoria, B.C.. 1 Oct., 1908.
Publications: The Symbol in Sermons; The
Sacrifice of the Mass, The Symbol of the
Apostles, Questions of the Day, (2 vols.);
The Mercies of the Sacred Heart; The Sa-
craments. Address: Victoria, B.C.

MACDONALD, Hon. Andrew Archibald,
Senator; b. Brudenell, P.E.I. . 14 Feb., 1829;
e. s. of Hugh and Catherine Macdonald,
both natives of Inverness-shire, Scotland;
m. 1863, Elisabeth Owen id. 1901); four «.
Educ: High Sch., (Georgetown, P.E.I.. and
by private tutor. Was in business as a
general merchant till 1873, when he retired;
Provincial Legislature, 1853-58 and 1863-74;
a delegate to the Quebec conference on
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Postmaster-General, 1873, and Acting Post-
Office Inspector till 1884; Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor of the Province, 1884-1889; called to
Dominion Senate, 1891 ; one of the only two
surviving fathers of the Canadian Ck>nf eder-
ation. Recreationa: boating, fishing, shoot-
ing. Addre8$: Charlottetown. Clvh: Char-
lottetown.

MACDONAXD. A. F.. B.A., B.C.L.; Ed-
itor of the Halifax Cnrowiele; h. Hopewell.
Pictou Ck)., N.S. Educ: Pictou Acad., and
Dalhousie Univ., Halifax. Joined the staff
of the Morning Chronicle as reporter, 1897!
promoted news editor 1900; editor, 1905.
Was the Nova Scotia del. at the Imperial
Press Conference in London in June, 1909,
when sixty representative joumalEdts from
the oversea dominions participated in a
series of memorable functions. Addre9$:
Halifax. N.S.

MACDONAJLD. Archibald John, M.L.A.;
b. Panmure. King's Co.. P.E.I., 10 Oct.,
1834; a. of Hugh and Catherine Macdonald;
m. Marion Murphy; four a. three d. Educ. :
at Georgetown and Charlottetown, P.E.I.;
was collector of Customs at Georgetown for
several years; member of the Provincial
Legislative and Provincial Government;
Master in Chancery; Consular Asent of the
United States. Recreationa: fishing, farm-
ing and boating. Addreaa: Georgetown, P.

MACDONALD, Hon. Daniel Alexander;

Judge of the Court of King's Bench for
M^toba; b. P.E.I., 17 Aug.. 1868; a. of
Alexander Macdonald and Mary McRae;
m. Helen St. Luke Rogers; one «. three d.
Educ: Prince of Wales Coll., P.E.I.; ad-
mitted to the bar of P.E.I., in 1883; bar of
Manitoba in 1885; after practising his pro-
fession in Winnipeg for some years was
apptd. Judge. Recreationa: golf, curling.
Addreaa: 107 Stradbrooke Place, Winnipeg.
Cluba: Manitoba, St. Charles Country, Win-

MAcSoNAXiD, Br-General Donald Al-
exander, I.S.O. 1903; Quartermaster
General of Ordnance, Canada, since 1904;
6. 1845; s. of late Alexander Eugene Mac-
donald, Deputy Clerk of the Crown and
Registrar of the Surrogate Court of Corn-
wall, Ont.; m. 1876, Mary, 2nd d. of Mr.
Justice Hugh Richardson, formerly of the
Supreme Court of the North-West Ter-
ritories of Canada; one d, Educ: County
High Sch. Served during Fenian Raids,
1866; Red River Expedition, 1870 (medal,
two clasps); North-West Rebellion, 1886
(medal); holds Long Service Decoration;
sometime Chief Superintendent Military
Stores; Director-General of Ordnance, Can-
ada, 1903-4. Address: The New Russell,
Ottawa, Clubs: Rideau, Golf, Ottawa.

MACDONALD, Edward Mortimer, B.L.,
K.O., M.P.; b, Pictou, N.S,, 16 Aug., 1866;
a. John D. and Mary Isabel Macdonald; m.
EHi*h TJMrti Tvp*;: two .0, nnp d. EHnc.:
Pici/v/U A^ciuciiiy and Dalhoubie Univ.; for
seven years member for Rctou in Provin-
cial Legislature of N.S.; member of H. of C.
since 1904; re-el., 1908. Career confined to
politics and law. Recreationa: curling, and
cricket. Addreaa: Limehurst, Pictou, N.S.
Clvba: Rideau, Ottawa; Halifax.

MACDONALD of EamscUffe, The Bar-
oness; b. Jamaica, 24 Aug., 1836; d.
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of Hon. T. J. Bernard, a member of the
Privy Council of Jamaica, and Theodora
Foulks; m. 16 Feb., 1867, Rifjht Hon. Sir
John A. Macdonald, Prime Minister of the
Dominion, who d. 6 June, 1891; one d., the
Hon. Mary Theodore Margaret. Educ:
England. Cr. (14 Aug., 1891) first Baron-
ess oy H.M. Queen Victoria, in recognition
of Sir John Macdonald's great services to
Canada and the Empire. In 1887, headed
a movonent for the establishment of an
Art Museum and Industrial Coll., as a
memorial of Queen Victoria; was present in
Westminster Abbey at the Corontaion of
the King and Queen; in the same yr. took
charge, with Lady Strathcona, of the Can-
adian stall at the Imperial Coronation
Basaar. Publicationa: many articles for
the English press on Canada and her
resources. Resides chiefly abroad. Ad-
dreaa: cjo Canadian High Commissioner, 17
Victoria St., London, S.W., England.

MACDONALD, Hon. Hugh John, M.A.,
K.C., P.C; 6. Kingston. Ont., 13 March,
1860; «. of the Rt. Hon. Sir John Macdonald
for many yrs. Prime Minister of Canada,
and Isabella Clark; m. (1st) 1876, Jean,
King, d. of the late W. A. Murray, of Tor-
onto;f(2nd) 1883, Agnes Gertrude, d. of the
late S. J. Van Koughnet, Q.C. Educ:
Queen's Coll., Kingston, Toronto Univ.
(Grad. 1869). Called to Ontario bar, 1872;
and practiced in Toronto for ten yrs. Re-
moved to Winnipeg, 1882. and formed
partnership with J. Stewart Tupper, e. a,
of Sir Charles Tupper, Bart. El. to H. of
C. as mem. for Winnipeg, 1891; accepted
portfolio of Dept. of Interior in Tupper
Ministry, 1896, but resigned office with his
leader 8 July, same yr. Accepted Conser-
vative leadership in Manitoba, and formed
an adnm. after defeat of Greenway Govt.,
Dec., 1899. Resigned office. Oct., 1900,
to contest Brandon for H. of C, but was
defeated. Is senior of the legal firm of
Macdonald, Haggart, Sullivan and Tarr.
Addreaa: Winnipeg. Club: Manitoba, Wm-
nipeg.

MACDONALD, Hon. James Alexander,
LL.B., K.C^ Chief Justice of the CJourt of
Appeal for British Ck>lumbia; b. Huron Ck).,
Ont., 1858. Educ: Pub. Schs. and Coll.
Inst., Stratford; Toronto Univ. and Osgoode
Hall. Entered the law firm of Fullerton,
Cook, Wallace & Macdonald, of Toronto,
1890, removing to Rossland, B.C., 1896.
where he took up practice of his profession.
First ores, of the Rossland branch of the
Prov. Min. Assn. of B.C. First el. to B.C.
Legis., 1 903, and re-el. 1 907. Leader of the
Liberal Opposition in the Legis.. but re-
signed this position previous to his appoint-
ment as Chief Justice of the B.C. Ct. of
Appeal. Addreaa: Victoria, B.C. . ,

MACDONALD, John, J. P.; head of the
firm of John Macdonald db Co., wholeeale
dry goods; b. Oaklands, nr. Toronto, Ont.,
4 Nov.. 1863; ». of the late Hon. John Mac-
donald. Educ: Upper Canada Ck)ll. Wh«a
quite a young lad entered the dry goods
firm of John Macdonald & Co., which was
founded by his father; received a soimd
business training, and on the death of ma
father, undertook the management of the
business. Mem. Toronto Bd. of Trade,
Commercial Travellers' Assn., British Em-

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pire League. Was one of orig. promoters,
and is now a dir. of the Annual Horse Show
at Toronto; mem.. Horse Breeders' Assn.
and of the Hackn^ Horse Assn. AddreMs:
116 Famham Av. , Toronto. Club : National
Toronto.

MACDONAU), John Alexander, M.L.A.
6. Tracadie, P.E.I., 12 April. 1874; ». of
John Charles and Mary Elizabeth Mac-
donald; m. Marie Jo»n>hine MacDonald;
one •. two d. Educ: Tracadie pub. schl.;
merchant and shipowner; exporter of grain
and produce; member of Legislative Ass.,
of P.E.L Address: Cardigan, P.E.I.

MACDONAU), John Archibald, M.L.A.;
h, Winnipeg, Man., 6 Aiig., 1865; «. of Archi-
bald Macdonald, chief factor, Hudson Bay
Co., and Ellen Inkster, both Scotch; m.
EUeonora Catherine Campbell, d. of the
late Robt. Campbell, F.K.G.S.; three ».
one d. Educ: St. John's Coll., Winnipeg.
Up to .1893, with the Hudson Bay Co., but
since a member of the firm of H. McDonald
Co., Bankers, Fort Qu'Ai>pelle, Sask. Re-
creations: motoring, tennis, and shooting.
Address: Sterling, Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.
Clvh: Manitoba, Winnipeg.

MACDONALD, J. A., LL.D. (Glasgow);
Managing Editor of The Globe, Toronto; b.

Middlesex Co., Ont., 22 Jan., 1882; «. of late
John A. Macdonald, a native of Pictou Co.,
N.S. ; g.-g. s. of James Macdonald, a soldier
of the 84th Highland Regiment; m. 1890,
Grace Limisden Christian; two «. one d.
Educ: Hamilton and Toronto, Ont.;Edinb.
Scot. Graduated at Knox Coll.. Toronto,
1887; edited the Knox Coll. Monthly during
Coll. course and imtil 1801; ordained to
ministry of the Presbyterian Church, and
inducted pastor of Knox Church, St. Thom-
as, Ont., 1891; resigned pastoral charge,
1896, and removed to Toronto to become
first editor of The Westminster, a religious
monthly magazine; subsequently acquired
the Canada Presbyterian, The Presbyter,
The Presbyterian Review, and The Western
Presbyterian, which were consolidated
under his editorship and issued as The Pres-
bvterian, a weekly devoted to Presbyterian
Church interests; principal of the Presby-
terian Ladies' Coll., 1896-1901; apptd. by
Ont. Oovemment to serve on first Board
of Governors of the Univ. of Toronto, 1906;
LL.D. (Glasgow, 1909) del. to Imp. Press
confce., 1909. Publications: From Far
Formosa, volimie on life-work of late Dr.
G. L. MacKay; "What a newspaper man
saw in Britain;" many fugitive articles on
literary, social, political and reUgious sub-
jects. Recreations: making speeches. Ad-
dress: The Olobe, Toronto. Cltib: National,
Toronto.
MACDONALD, Hon. Lauchlin, M.L.A.;
6. East Point, P.E.I., 26 March, 1844; s. of
Ronald and Catherine Macdonald; m.
Theresa McLean; one s. one d. Educ:
District Sch. and St. Dunstan's Coll.; first
elec. a member of the legis. of P.E.I., 1875:
elec. by acclam., 1876; elec. in 1879; retired
in 1882; unsuccessful candidate in 1900;
elec. 1908; a member of the Executive
Coundl; pres. of the East Point Farmers'
Institute; pres. of the Cheese Board of
Trade, P.E.I. ; pres. of the Dairy Men's Assn
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the East Point Daiiy Assn. for 13 years.
Address: East Point, P.E.I.
MACDONALD, Sir WiUiam ChrUtopher,

Kt., cr. 1898; b. Glenaladale, P.E.I., 1831 ;
y: s. of late Hon. Donald Macdonald, Presi-
dent Legislative Council of P.E.I. Governor
of McGill Univ., Montreal, to widch he has

Sven large endowments; Director of the
ank of Montreal; Governor of Montreal
General Hospital; established and endowed
the Macdonald Agric. Coll. at Ste. Anne de
Bellevue, at a cost of $5,000,000. Educ:
Central Academy, Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Address: 891 Sherbrooke St., Montreal.
Clubs: Moimt Royal, St. James', Montreal,
MACDONALD, Hon. WilUam John, Sen-
ator; b. Skye, 1830; 2nd «. of Alexander
Macdonald of Valley; m. (Catharine Balfour,
d. of Capt. Murray Keid of the Hudson Bay
Ck)y. ; tfaj'ee s. three d. Educ : private tutor.
Elected to Legislative Assembly of Van-
couver Island, 1859; called to XiCgislative
Council of B.C., 1866; Mayor of Victoria on
two occasions; called to Senate of Canada,
1871 : Captain of Militia in the early days of
the Colony of Vancouver Island, 1861-58;
acted as Gold Conmnssioner. Collector of
Customs, and Postmaster; has been in
public life forty-eight years^ served the
Hudson's Bay Company for eight years.
Recreations: mMoe, driving, riding, boating.
Address: Armadale, \^ctoria, B.C.; The
Senate, Ottawa.
MACDONELL, Major Archibald Cam-
eron, D.S.O.; b. Windsor, Ont., 6
Oct., 1864; a. of S. S. Macdonell, K.C., and
Ellen Broadhead; m. 1890, Mary Maud Flora
3rd d. of late lieut.-Col. J. T. Campbell,
late of the 72nd Highlanders and Royal
Fusiliers; one «. one a. Educ: Trin. Coll.
School, Port Hope, Ont.; R.M.C., Kingston.
Gaxetted lieut. Canadian Moimted Iniantry
Permanent Corps, 1888; apptd. Adjutant
and Quartermaster, 1888; exchanged into
North-West Mounted Police, 1889; volun-
teered into 2nd Batt., Canadian Mounted
Rifles, for service in South Africa, Jan.,
1900, as Captain; Major, 20 May, 1900;
commanded four troops Canadian Mounted
Rifles and two guns D Battery, Royal Cana-
dian Artillery, with advanced colunm Sir
Charles Parson's Field Force, in the opera-
tions in Kenhardt District; took part in
general advance from Bloemfontein ; in
command of D Squadron Canadian Mount-
ed Rifles; present at actions; was in com-
mand of Canadian Squadron that went
through the Boer Unes the night of the Vet
River fight and blew up culvert and cut the
telegraph near Smaldeel; Vet River, Zand
River (two days); operations around Kroon-
stadt, Johannesburg, and Pretoria, includ-
ing two days' action at Klip River; present
at battle of Diamond Hill, 11 and 12 Jtme, .
1900 (dangerously wounded, despatches, S.
African medal, 4 clasps); D.S.O.; organised
and commanded the 6th (or Western) Regi-
ment, Canadian Mounted Rifles. 1902, for
active service in South Africa (arrived in
Durban, Natal, after declaration of peace
was signed); commanded Depot^ and imtil
lately commanded "C" Division Royal
Nortn-West Mounted Police, Canada, and
Battleford District; transferred to R. C.
Mounted Rifles at Winnipeg, 7 March, 1907.
Recreations: football and cricket. Address:

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Manitoba.
MACDONEUL, Angus Claude, D.C.L.,
K.C., M.P.; b. Toronto, 23 June. 1861; «.
of Angus Duncan Macdoneli, a U.E.L.. and
Pauline Rosalie De-La-Haye (French des-
cent): unmsuried. Educ: Toronto Model

, Sch. and Univ. Barrister-at-law, of Os-
gpode Hall; member H. of C. since 1904:
Ck>nservative. Recreationa: aquatics and
general field athletics. Address: Toronto.
Clubs: Toronto, Albany. Hunt, R. C. Y. C.
Toronto; Rideau, Ottawa.

MACFBE, Kutosoir Nicolson, B.A.: b.
St. Chrysostome, Que.; s. C. McFee and
Cath. McNaughton; m. 1910, Janet Louisa.
«. d. of HonTw. S. Fielding, P.O.. Min. of
Finance of Canada. Edw.: McGill Univ.
Called to the bar of Quebec and practiced
his profession in Montreal, Winnipeg and
Minneapolis, U.S.A. R^oved to London.
Eng., in 1889 and has been very successful
as a financial agent; active in all movements
for furthering the interests of Canada and
the Motherland; del. to commercial con-
gresses of Empire. Publications: **A prac-
tical scheme of fiscal union for the purposes
of defence and preferential trade from a
Colonist's Standpoint." Address: 49a Pall
Mall, S.W.; 73 G&acechurch St., E.C., Lon-
don, England.

MAC6IIX, Mrs, Helen Gresorr M.A.,
Mus. Bac; b. Hamilton, Ont.; d. of Silas and
Emma, Gregory; m. (1st) Dr. F. C. Flesher
Wee); (2nd) J. H. MacGill; two s. two d.
Educ: Trinity Univ., Toronto. First
woman to graduate in music (1886) and
Arts (B.A., 1889), M.A. (1890), from Trin-
ity Univ. A frequent contributor to mag-
azines and newspapers; active member of
National Council of Women. Address:
1492 Harwood St., Vancouver. B.C. Clubs:
Umversity Woman's, Women's Canadian.
Vancouver.

MACGILLIVBAT, Angus, M.A.; b. Bail-
eys Brook, Pictou Ck)., N.S., 22 Jan., 1842;
«. John and Catharine MacGiUivray; m.
(1st) Maggie Macintosh; (2nd) Mary E.
Doherty; three s. five d. Educ: Com.
Sch. and St. Francais Xavier Univ.; ad-
mitted barrister and attorney. 1974; elec.
to Legislative Assembly, 1878; Speaker,
1883-6; member of Executive Coimcil 1886-
1891, and 1896 1902; member of Legblative
Council, 1892; re-elec. to Assembly 1896;
apptd. Co. Court Judge, 1902; imsuccessful
candidate for H. of C, 1887 and 1891;
^turer on Constitutional History, St.
Francis Xavier Univ. Recreations: garden-

. JPi.- Ad dress: Antigonish, N.S.

MACGILLIVBAY, Prof. John, B.A., Ph.
D., b. Ontario, 1866; parents of Scotch
ongm; m. 1892, Annie G. Campbell of Perth,
Ont.; two «. one d. Educ: local public
sch.; Coll. Inst., Collingwood. Ont.; Univ.
of Toronto; Univ. of Ldpsig. Prof, of
Modem Languages at Albert College, Belle-
ville, 1882-84; post-graduate studies at
Leipaur and Paris, 1884-88; examiner in
French and German for the Ontario Depart-
mental leaving and univ. matriculation
Examinations, and appellate examiner for
the Normal Ck)ll.; Professor of modem
''"Wages, Queen's University, Kingston,
18«8-1902, and since professor of German.
Publications: Graduation Thesis at Leipng,
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Life and Works of Pierre Larivey; annotat-
ed editions of Sardou's La Perle Noire,
Xavier de Maistre's Le Vovage autour de
ma Chambre, Feuillet's La Fee. and De
Peyrebrune's Les Freres Colombo (in col-
laboration); Storm's Schimmelreiter, an-
notated and containing practical exercises.
Recreation: gardening. Address: Albert St..
Kingston, Ont.

MacGBEGOB, Robert Malcolm, B.A..
M.L.A.; 6. New Glasgow. N.S., 9 Jan., 1876;
«. of Hon. James D. MacGregor (S^iator).
and his first wife, Elizabeth McCoU.; m.
Laura, only d. of the late Robert McNeil, for
many years Warden of Pictou Co.; one s.
one a. Educ : New Glasgow High Sch. and
Dalhousie Coll.; first elec. to Provincial
Legislature in 1904; re-elec. at f;. e.. 1906;
apptd. a Governor of Dalhousie Coll., in
1908. Recreations: tennis and curling.
Address: New Glasgow, N.S.

MACHADO, Jose Antonio, B.A.; b,
Puerto Principe. Island of Cuba, 20 Jan.,
1862; s. Juan Francisco Machado, Puerto
Principe, Cuba, and Elisabeth Frances
Jones, Salem Mass., U.S.; m. Eleanor Es-
mond, d. of Alfred Whitman, of Annapolis,
N.S.; two «. four d. Educ: Pub. Sch.,
Salem, Mass., and Harvard Coll., Cam-
bridge; arrivea in Canada, Jan., 1902; after
grad. from Harvard in 1883, took a special
course in mechanical engineering, followed
by business training in New York City;
since 1902, general manager of American
Bank Note Co., Ottawa. Has travelled
extensively, visiting Europe. West Indies
and Mexico. Recreations: golf, fishing.
Address: 222 Somerset St., Ottawa. Clubs:
Harvard. New York; Rideau, Golf, Ottawa.

MACHAB, A«:ne8 Maud : b. Kingston.
Ont.; d. Rev. John Macnar, D.D., 2nd
Principal, Queen's Univ.; has from early
youth, been a student and a writer in prose
and verse; a contributor to periodical litera-
ture at home and abroad. Among the
periodicals occasionally writt«i for. have
Seen the ^'Canadian MonUUy" Century
Magaiine. Andover Review, Westminster
Review, Oood Words, and various minor
magazines and journals. To Oood Words,
contributed poem entitled "Canada the
Laureate," in acknowledgement of his
"Ode to the Queen" in return for which had
the honour of receiving from Lord Tennyson,
an autograph letter of thanks. PublicaHons:
"For King and Country," "Katie Johnson's
Cross," and "Lucy Raymond" (stories for
girls); "Memorials of Rev. Dr. Machar;"
"Lost and Won," "Stories of New France,"
Mariorie's Canadian Winter," "Heir of
Fairmount Grange," "Roland Gramel.
Knight," "Lays of the True North," (vol.
of poems); "'The Story of Old Kingston."
Recreations: reading, drawing, gardening
and boating. Address: 26 Sydenham St..
Kingston, Ont.

MACKAT, Alexander Grant, M.A., K.C..
M.L.A.; 0. Sydenham, Grey Co., Ont..
7 March, 1860; «. of Hugh Mackay and
Catherine Mclnnis. Educ : Sydenham Pub-
^ch., Owen Sound High Sch., High Sch. of
Mount Forest, Toronto Univ. (grad. B.A.,
1883. M.A., 1886). Taught dist schs.. 1877-
1879; principal of High ScK of Port no wan,
Ont., 1883-1887; studied law and called to
Ontario bar. May. 1891; (>own Attorney

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for Grey Co^ 1894-1901. El. to Out. Legis.
for North Grey at g. e., 1902, and re-el.
1905, 1908. Leader of the Opposition; cr.
K.C., 1902. Sir. of the Imperial Cement
Co.; pres., Owen Sound Dredging and Con-
struction Co. Actively interested in Can-
adian Militia. Capt. of the Slst Regt.;
pres. Young Men's Liberal Assn., 1890-
1894; sec. North Grey Reform Assn., 1888-
1894; mem. of the Owen Sound Bd. of
Educ. for six 3^^. Addrets: Owen Sound,
Ont.
MACKAT, Angus; Supt. of the Experi-
mental Farm, Indianhead; h. Pickering,
Ont., 3 Jan., 1840; a. of Donald Mackay and
Margaret Broadfoot; m. 1874, Elizabeth, d.
of Dr. R. J. Gunn, of Whitby, Ont.; three
8. one cL Educ: Pickering Schs., and
Whitby Gram. Sch. In 1882, purchased
640 acres of land in the N.W.T. ; became one
of the most successful farmers in the West.
Accepted position of Supt. of the Experi-
mental Farm at Indian Head for the N.W.
T., 18 July, 1887. Dir., Agricultural Soc.
of Central Assiniboia, and the Canadian
Shorthorn Cattle Assn. Address: Indian
Head, Sask.

MACKAT, Lleut.-CoL Francois Samuel,
N.P.; h. Papineauville, Que., 1 Feb., 1865;
a. of Francois Samuel Mackay and Seraphine
Juliei d. of D. B. Papineau; to. 1887, Marie
Hillman; eight c. Educ: Papineauville,
Regaud, Laval Univ., and McGill Univ.
(Grad. D.C.L., 1886). Practiced as N.P. in
Montreal until 1891, when he retired to
Papineauville, through failing health, to
follow agricultural piu-suits. Mayor of
Papineauville, 1892-93. Returned to Mon-
treal and resumed practice of his prof.
Joined 65th Regt. and passed through every
rank (Lieut. -Col., March, 1902); now com-
mands 19th Infantry Brigade. Served in
North-West Rebellion, 1885. Address: 275
St. Denis St., Montreal. Clubs: Canadien,
Reform, Montreal Military Inst.

MACKAY, Mrs. Isabel Ecclestone; 6.
Woodstock, Ont., 26 Nov., 1875; d. of
Donald MacLeod Macpherson and Priscilla
Ecclestone; m. P. J. Mackay; two d. Educ:
Woodstock, Ont., Coll. Inst. Mem., Cana-
dian Soc. of Authors, and of the Canadian
Women's Press Club. Publications: volume
of poetry "Between the Lights," 1904;
winner of "Olobe Prize," for best Canadian
Historical. Poem, 1907; poetry and short
stories in American, Canadian and British
magazines. Address: 1034 Denman St.,
Vancouver.

MACKAT, John Fields; b. Toronto, Ont.
7 April, 1868; a. Rev. W. A. MacKay, D.D.;
m. Mary Doyle; two s. Educ: Woodstock,
Ont., Coll. Inst., and Woodstock Coll.;
practical printer and business journalist;
member of Canadian Conservation Com-
mission;, business manager, "The Olobe,"
Toronto. Recreations: rowing and fishing.
Address: 88 Walmer Road, Toronto. Clubs:
National, Ontario, Toronto.

MACKAT, Kenneth Weir; 6. St. Thomas,
Ont., 4 Aug., 1862; t. of William Mackay
and Susan Sells; m. Alma Scott ; one s. one a.
Educ: at St. Thomas. Ont. In addition to
other municipal affairs, has been clerk of the
County of ^gin since 1882; is editor of the
Municipal World, established in 1881 ; was
Secretary to the Good Roads Association of

Ont., formed in 1894; a member of the
Royal Commismon on Assessment and Tax-
ation for Ont., apptd. in 1900; Secretary of
the Ont. Mimicipal Association since 1906.
Publications: pamphlets referring ta the
history and development of the Co. of
Elgm find of several treatises on Municipal
affairs, notably M\miciai>al organization in
Ont. Recreations: horticulture, boating.
Address: 19 Margaret St., St. Thomas, Ont.
C/u5; St. Thomas.
MACKAT, Hon. Robert; Senator; 6.
Caithness, Scot., 1840; a. of Angus and
Euphemia MacKay; father identified with
agricultural interests in Scot.; to. in 1871,
Miss Baptist, Three Rivers; four s. two d.
Educ: in Scot, and Phillips Sch., Montreal.
Arrived in Canada, 1855; entered business
life with his uncles Joseph and Edward
Mackay; in 1867, was admitted to partner-
ship; in 1875 his uncles withdrew, and were
succeeded by Hugh Mackay, member of
legislature, and his two brothers, James and
Ilobert; retired from business, 1893; direc-
tor Bank of Montreal, City and District
Savings Bank, the C. P. Ry., the Montreal
L. H. & P. Co., the Dom. Textile Co., the
Dom. I. & S. Co., The Shedden Forwarding
Co., Ltd., The Montreal Rolling Mills, the
Royal Trust Co., the Canada Starch Co., the
Port Hood Richmond Radlway and Coal Co.,
Ltd., the Shawini^an Carbide Co., the St.
Maurice Valley Railway, the Canada Paper
Co., the Royal Victoria life Ins. Co., Vice-
Pres., Bell Telephone Co., the Lake of the
Woods Milling Co., the Paton Manufactur-
ing Co., and Pres., the Shawinigan Water
and Power Co., and the St. Jerome Power
and Electric light Co.; was Pres. of the
Montreal Harbour Board, 1896-1907; was
formerly Pres., Montreal Board of Trade,
and St. Andrew's Society; is Vice-Pres. of
the Mackay Inst., which was founded by
the family; Governor of the Montreal Gen-
eral Hospital, the Notre Dame Hospital,
and the Western Hospital; unsuccessfully
contested Montreal West for the H. of C,
1896 and 1900; Hon. Lieut.-Col. of the 5th
R. H.; called to the Senate, 1901; Liberal.
Address: 681 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal.
Clubs: Mount Royal, St. James, Montreal;
Rideau, Ottawa.
MACKEEN, Hon, David; Senator, 6.
Mabou, N.S., 20 Sept.. 1839; ». of late Hon.
Wm. MacKeen, N.S.; m. (1st) Isabel, d. of
late Henry Poole of Derby, Eng. (dec);
(2nd) 1877, Frances M., d. of late Wm.
Lawson, Halifax (dec); (3rd) 1888, Janie
K., d, of late John Crerar, Halifax; was
Treas. and Agent of the Caledonia Coal and
Ry. Co., also resident Manager of Dominion
Coal Co., during the first years of its opera-
tions at Cape Breton. Has held several
§ublic offices, such as U.S. Consular Agent,
ub. Collector of Customs, Municipal Coun-
cillor, and Warden of Cape Breton; elec. to
H. of C, 1887 and 1891 ; resigned, Jan., 1896
called to the Senate, 21 Feb., 1896; Con-
servative. Address: Halifax.
MACKENZIE, Arthur Stanley, B.A.,
Ph.D., F.R.S.C^ Professor of Physics, Dal-
housie Coll.; 6. Pictou, N.S., 26 Sept., 1865;
s. of George Augustus Mackenzie, barrister,
and Catherine Denoon Fogo; m. Mary
Lewis (dec); d. of Franklin Taylor, of
Indianapolis, Ind.; one d. Educ: Pub,

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Schs., of Pictou^ New Glasgow and Halifax,
N.S.: Dalhousie Univ., Halifax; Johns
Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, Md. (grad. 1^85,
winning gold medal). Teacher in Yar-
mouth, N.S. Academy. 1886-7; tutor in
Mathematics, Dal. Coll., 1887-9; Scholar
and Fellow Johns Hopkins Univ., 1889-93.
Associate. Prof., and Prof, of Phy-
sics, Brvn Mawr Coll.. 1891-1905; apptd«
Prof, of Plnrsics, Dal. Coll., 1906. Pvb-
lication$: "The Laws of Gravitation." 1900.
Various papers in scientific journals. Re-
cre<Uion8: golf, shooting, fisniog, skating.
AddreM: 68 Robie St., HalifaJcTN.S.

MACKENZIE, Duncan Stewart; Dep.
Min. of Educ. for Alberta; b. Holvrood.
Bruce Co., Ont.. 21 Feb., 1868; «. of Donald
MacKenzie and Margaret^ McDiarmid; m.
Mary Walker, e. d. of the late Rev. Hugh
Currie; one «. Educ,: Pub. Sch., High
Sch.; Collegiate training obtained in various
educational institutions in Ontario. Taught
sch. in Ontario for several 3n*s.; principal of
schs. in Strathcona, Alta. for eight yrs.;
apptd. Chief Clerk in the Territorial Dept.
of Educ; became Dep. Commr. of Educ,
1906; apptd. Dep. tlin. of Educ. upon the
formation of the ProV. of Alberta, Sept.,
1906. Addreat: 636 Fourth St., Edmonton,
Alta.

MACKENZIE, Prof. J. J., B.A.. M.B.;
b. 1866; a Canadian by birth, of Scottish
parentage. Educ. : Univ. of Toronto ; Univ.
of Lelpirig and Berlin. Sometime Fellow
in Biology, Univ. of Toronto; subsequently
Bacteridogist to the Ont. Provincial Board
of Health; Professor of Pathology and Bac-
teriology, Univ. of Toronto, since 1900;
has written on bacteriological and patho-
logical subjects; member of the American
Public Health Association, the Society of
American Bacteriologists, and American
Association of Pathologists and Bacterio-
logists; Secretary of the Canadian Institute.
Address: 41 Chestnut Park Rd., Toronto.

MACKENZIE, Peter Samuel Georse,
B.C.L., K.C.; b. Cumberland House, N.W.
T., 19 Dec., 1862; «. of Roderick and Jane
Mackenzie. Educ: High Sch., Montreal;
St. Francis Coll., Richmond, McGill Univ.,
Montreal; called to Quebec bar, 1884;
created King's Coimcil, 1903; elec. to Pro-
vincial Legislature, 1900, for Richmond Co.,
and re-elected by accl., g. e., 1904 and 1908;
created a member of the Council of Public
Instruction of Que., in 1906, and is a trus-
tee of the Corporation of Bishop's Coll.
Univ., Lennoxville, Que. Address: Mel-
bourne, and Richmond, Que. Clubs: Gar-
rison, Quebec; University and Montreal,
Montreal.

MACKENZIE, WlUiam; Pres. of the
Canadian Northern Ry. System; 6. Kirk-
field, Ont., 30 Oct., 1849; s. of English
parents; m. Margaret, d. of late John Merry
of Kirkfield, Ont.; two s. six d. Educ:
Public Schools and Lindsay Gram. Sch.
Began life as school teacher; then kept
store, and contracted on the G. T. R.; went
west and became a contractor on the
Canadian Pacific, doing much work in the
Rocky Mountains; his association with Mr.
D. D. Mann, his position in the firm of
Mackenzie, Mann & Co., Limited, began
in 1886; they built, among other important
works the Calgary and Edmonton Railway;
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the Qu'Appelle, Long Lake and Sask. Ry.,
and the C. P. short line through Maine.
Commenced railway building on own and
partner's accoimt in 1896, with 100 miles
of the Lake Manitoba Railway and Canal
Company, which has become tne Canadian
Nortnem Railway' System, operating in
1909, over 6000 miles between the Atlantic
coast and Edmonton; is president of the
Canadian Northern Railway proper, and of
the Canadian Northern Ontario Ry., the
Halifax and Southwestern Railway and the
Inverness Railway. The Canadian Nor-
thern also controls the Duluth, Rainy Lake,
and Winnipeg Railway, and is building to
Duluth. Has financed all the Canaman
Northern lines in London; obtaining money
at the lowest rates ever paid by a pioneer
railway in undeveloped agricultural country.
President of the Toronto Street Railway,
and Radial Railways; President, Winnipeg
Electric Railway; controb the Electrical
Development Company of Ontario, which
has immense works at Niagara Falls: is
largely interested in many other Canadian
enterprises of fijrst importance. President
of the Sao Paulo Tramway Light & Power
Co., Chairman of the Rio de Janeiro Tram-
way Light & Toyfer Co., and President of
the Monterey (Mexico) Water Works &
Power Co. Director of many other Com-
panies. Visits London twice a year on
financial business. Recreations: travd, golf
and motoring. Address: Benvenuto, Tor-
onto, Ont.. and Kirkfield, Ont. Clubs:
Toronto, Albany, National and Hunt, Tor-
cnto; Rideau, Ottawa.

MACKENZIE, William; Secretary for
Imperial and Fordi^ Correspondence,
Privy Council; b. Advie Strathope. Scot.^
16 April, 1861; «. of John and Elsie Mac-
kenzie; m. Bella MacLean. Inverness, Scot.;
two d. Arrived in Canada, 24 May^ 1874;
was engaged in journalism for over 30 yrs.,
being resident correspondent for many
English, American, and Canadian papers
at Ottawa. Apptd. to his present position ^
1908. Address: 1 McLeod St., Ottawa.

MACKINNON, Hon. Donald Alexander,
K.C., LL.B.; lieut.-Govemor of Prince
Edward Island; b. Uigg, Belfast. P.E.I., 21
Feb., 1863; «. of WilU^ Mackinnon, and
Katherine Nicholson; m. 18^, Adelaide
Beatrice Louise, d. of Charles Owen, of
Georgetown; two s. one d, Educ: Uigg
Gram. Sch., Dalhousie Univ., Halifax Law
Sch. Taught sch. at Guernsey Cove, 1877-
8; principal Springtown High Sch.. 1880,
and Uigg, 1881. Admitted to Bar of P.E.I.
1887. First el. to Lens. Assem., 1893;
re-el. 1897; Attorney-General for Prov.,
1899. El. to H. of C. at g. e., ^1900. Elec-
tion declared void and re-el. 1901. Apptd.
Lieut.-Govemor, 3 Oct., 1904. Address:
Government House, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

MACKINNON, James; Gen. Mgr. of the
f^tem Townships Bank; 6. Londonderry,
Irel., I860; «. of James and Mary Mackinnon
m. 1876, Emily S. Robinson, of Waterloo,
Que.; one •. Educ: St. Francis Coll.,
Richmond, Que. Entered office of Walter
Beckett, wholesale hardware merchant,
Sherbrooke, at age of nineteen; later with
Passumpsic Ry. Co. (now part of the Bos-
ton and Maine) ; joined Eastern Townships
Bank at Sherbrooke, Oct., 1871 ; mgr. of the

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branch at Ck>waQSviUe, 1876; transferred
to Grand Forks. B.C., 1900; aptd. assist,
gen. niKr. at Sherbrooke, 1901; gen. Mgr..
1902. Apptd. Pres. Sherbrooke Bd. of
Trade, 1908; a trustee of Bishop's Ooll.
Univ., Lramoxville; dir. Bishop's Coll. Sch.,
Lennoxville; trustee and Treas. of King's
Hall. Compton; took part in Fenian
Raid. 1866, with 54th Bcgt. (medal).
Address: Sherbrooke. Que. Clttb: St.
Qeorge's, Sherbrooke; Montreal. Montreal.
, BIACIUWNON, WUliam ArkeU, B.A.; b.
' Brampton, Ont.. 28 Feb., 1874{ •. of Donald
James Maoldnnon, and Hattie M. Greig;
m. Bertha H. Sampson, d. of the late W. A.
Sampson, Toronto; two d. Educ: Bramp-
ton High Sch., Toronto Univ., Parkdale
Coll. Inst., and Osgoode Hall; barrister;
Secretary to the Canadian Commission at
Paris Exposition, 1900; chief of fruit divis-
ion. Dept. of Agriculture, 1901-1904; Trade
Comm. at Bristol, 1904-1900; now Canadian
Trade Commissioner at Birmingham, £ng.
Publications: Pamphlets on "The Export
Apple Trade," and "The Export Pear
Trade." Recreations: lacrosse, tennis, golf,
chess. Address: 30 Wheeley's Road, Edg-
baston, Birmingham, Eng.
MACKINTOSH, Hon. Charles Herbert;
b. Lond<m, Ont., 1843; s. of late Wm. Mac-
kintosh, a native of Wicklow, Ire.; m. 1868,
Gertrude Cook, of Strathroy, Ont. Educ:
Gait Gram. Sch., After leaving school,
entered upon journalistic career, and served
on sta£fs of several newspapers in Western
Ontario; acquired, 1874, Ottawa Citixen,
and was its managing editor until 1892;
Mayor of Ottawa, 1879-80. First el. to H.
of C., 1882; re-el. 1887; apptd. lieut.-Gov.
of the N.W.T., 1893; on returement in 1898,
became ^en. mgr. in Canada of the British
Am. Mimng Corporation with headquarters
at Rossland, B.C. Inirecent years has been
acting as broker and financial agent in
Victoria. Publications: Can Parliamentary
Companion, 1877-82; "British America's
Golden Gateway to the Orient;" muiy
magaiine articles on the development of
Western Canada. Address: Victoria, B.C.
C2ub: Union. Victoria.
MACKLEM, Bey. Thomas Clark Street*
M.A.. D.D., LL.D., D.C.L., Provost of
Trinity Coll., Toronto; Canon and Chan-
cellor of St. Alban's Cathedral, Toronto; b.
Cluppawa, Ont., 25 Nov., 1862; «. of Olive
Tiffany Macklem and Juua Ann Street; m.
Mary Elisabeth Raymond. Educ: Up.
Can. Coll., Toronto; St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge. Eng. Address: Trinity Coll., Tor-
onto.
MacLACHLAN, Daniel P., M.L.A.; b.
Chatham^ N.B.. 26 Jan., 1861; a. of Donald
and Matilda MacLachlan; m. Isabella K.
Edgar; four d. Educ: Chatham. Alder-
man for three years, 1903-06; and Mayor of
Chatham two years, 1907-1908; elec. to the
N.B. Legislature, 3 March, 1908. Address:
Chatham, N.B.
HACLABEN, Albert; Pres. and Mgr.
dir. of the James Maclaren Co., Ltd., of
Buckingham, Que.; b. Buckingham, 16
July, 1870; «. of James Maclaren and Ann
Sully; m. Lilian Edith Moody, of Terre-
bonne, Que.; two s. three.d. Educ: Buck-
ingham, and Upper Can. Coll. Acquired
thorough knowledge of lumber and pulp

business. Company operates extensive saw
mills, planing mills, and pulp mills at Buck-
ingham, drawing its supplies from 2,600
square miles of tmiber limits in Prov. Que-
bec; a dir. of the North Pacific Lumber Co.
Reareaiions: fishing, motoring, hunting,
golf. Address: "AuchtM*arder," Bucking-
ham, Que. Clnbs: Rideau, Laurentian,
Hunt, Golf, Country, Ottawa.
MACLAREN, Alexander; Pres. of the
North Pacific Lumber Co.; b. Tp. of Masham
Ottawa Co., Que., 27 Feb., 1860; s. of James
Maclaren and Ann Sully; m. Annie F.
Reid; one ». three d. Educ: Wakefield.
Ottawa, Upper Can. Coll., and Sch. of
Prac. Science, Toronto. Joined his father'^
business in 1884, and is now Vice-Pres. of
the James Maclaren Co., Ltd. Pres. of the
North Pacific Lumber Co., with mills at
Bamet, B.C.; a dir. of the Keewatin Power
Co.; Vice-Pres., Nicola Valley Coal Co.
Owns and operates at Wakefield, Que., a

feneral store, saw mill and woolen mill.
s a devoted horseman, and for many yrs.
engaKed in the breeding of American stand-
ard bred trotting horses. Recreations: golf,
hunting, fishing, driving. Address: Neral-
cam Hall, Buclangham, Que. Clubs: lUdeau
Laurentian, Ottawa; Vancouver, Vancou-
ver.

MACLAREN, Alexander Ferrason; 6.
Lanark, Ont., 3 Feb., 1854; «. of the late
John MacLaren; m. 18i35, Janet, d. of James
McLeod, of Woodstock, Ont.; one s. Educ:
Pub. Sch. Took up the study of cheese-
making at Fullerton's Comers, Perth Co.,
and eventually became mgr. of the cheese
factories in Middlesex and Waterloo Cos.
In 1891, commenced exporting cheese as
MacLaren Bros., and in 1892 initiated the
manufacture of MacLaren's Imperial cheese,
which now has a world-wide reputation.
In 1900 the A. F. MacLaren Imperial
Cheese Co., Ltd.. was formed. Was one of
the judges at the World's Fair, Chicago,
1896. Sole judge dairy products at Tor-
onto and Ottawa fairs. Pres., Young Con-
servative Assn. of Stratford, 1894-1895;
Pres. Dairymen's Assn. of Western Can.,
Imperial Plaster Co., Summit Lake Mining
Co., Peterson Lake Mining Co., Imperial
Veneer Co.; Vice-Pres., Ontario Curling
Assn., National Portland Cement Co.,
International Portland Cement Co.; dir.
Equity Fire Insur. Co. Mem. Toronto
Industrial Exhibition Assn. El. to H. of C.
for North Perth, at g. e., 1896; re-el., g. e.,
1900, 1904; unsuccessful 1908. Recreations:
lawn bowling, curling. Address: 86 Chest-
nut Park Rd., Toronto. Clubs: Albany,
Granite, Toronto.

MACLAREN, David; Pres. of the Bank
of Ottawa; b. Tp. of Masham, Ottawa Co.,
Que., 5 Oct., 1848; s. of James Maclaren,
and Ann Sully\' m. Catherine Amelia Mo-
Gillivray, of Whitby, Ont.; four «. two d.
Associated in lumbering and manufacturing
with his father, James Maclaren, one of
the pioneer lumbermen of the Ottawa
Valley. Became sole mgr., in 1874, of the
Gatineau and Ottawa River branches of his
father's business. Pres. of the Bank of
Ottawa; dir.' of the North Pacific Lumber
Co.; dir. of the James Maclaren Co., of
Buckingham. Que. Recreations: riding,
motoring, fishing. Address: "Stratheam,**

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entian, (lolf, Hunt, Country, Ottawa.

MACLABEN, James Bamet; b. Buck-
ingham, Que., 22 Sept.. 1866; «. of James
Maclaren and Ann Sully; m. Harriet M.
Kenny; two «. Educ: Buckingham, and
Upper Can. Coll. A lumber manufacturer;
dir. of the North Pacific Lumber Co. and
the James Maclar^i Co. Recreationa: fish-
ing, hunting, golf. Address: 40 Nepean St.,
Ottawa. Clvhs: Rideau, Laurentian, Grolf,
Hunt, Coimtry, Ottawa; Vancouver.

MACLABENt Hon. John James* B.A.,
LL.D., B.C.L., D.C.L.; b. Lachute, Que.,
1 July, 1842; «. of John and Janet Maclaren;
m. (1st) Margaret G. Matthewson; (2nd)
Mary £. Matthewson; one s. two d. Educ:
Victoria Univ., McGill Univ.; Advocate,
Montreal, 1868 to 1884; barrister, Toronto,
1884 to 1902; since 1902, Justice of the
Court of Appeal, Ontario; Prince of Wales
Gold Medalist, Victoria Univ. Publica-
tions: bills. Notes and Cheques, 4th edition,
1909; Banks and Banking, 3rd edition,
1908; Roman Law in English Jurisprudence.
Address: 80 Roxborough St. East, Toronto.

MACLEAN Hon. Alexander K., LL.B.;
Attorney-Gen. of Nova Scotia; 6. Upper
North Sydney, C.B., 18 Oct., 1869; «. of
Murdock Maclean, of Upper North Sydney;
m. 1890, Edith Finck, of Lunenburg^ N.S.
Educ: Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, El. to
N.S. Leg. Ass., 1901; resigned to contest
seat for the H. of C. at g. e., 1904, and was
el.; re-el. 1908; resigned 1909, on appt. as
Attorney-Gen. of Nova Scotia. Address:
Halifax, N.S.

MACLEAN, Major Donald Hector, B.A.;
County Solicitor for the Co. of Carleton,
Ont.; 6. King, York Co., Ont., 18 June,
1865; s. of Hector Maclean, of Mull Scot.,
and Sarah Frith, of London, Eng.; m.
Edith, d. E. C. Fry, of Quebec: one s. one d.
Educ: Woodstock Coll., and Toronto Univ.
Reeve of Hintonburg, 1897-1900; mem. of
Carleton Co. Council, 1900-1903; unsuccess-
ful candidate for Leg. Ass., 1902. Apj)td.
County Solicitor, 1903; takes an active int.
in military affairs; Major G. G. F. G.
Recreations: rifle shooting, riding. Address:
31 Fairmont Av., Ottawa. Clvb: Lauren-
tian, Ottawa.

MACLEAN, Lieut.-€ol. John Bayne; b.
Crieff, Ont., 26 Sept., 1862; a. Rev. Andrew
Maclean and Catherine Cameron; m. Anna
P. Slade; one s. Educ: Pub. Sch. and
Coll. Inst. Journalist and publisher; com-
menced his newspaper career on the Toronto
World, 1882; asst. financial ed., Toronto
Mail; financial ed. The Empire. Founded
the Canadian Grocer, Hardware, the Dry
Goods Review, Printer and Publisher, Cana-
dian Bookman, and many other influential
trade papers; one of the props, of the
Financial Post of Canada; 27 years in the
Militia. Recreations: riding, hunting and
fishing. Address: 13 Queen's Park, Toronto.
Clubs: St. James, Hunt, Montreal: Toronto
and Hunt, Toronto; Constitutional, London
Eng.

MACLEAN, William Flndlay, B.A., M.
P., editor and prop, of The Toronto World;
b. Township of Ancaster, Ont., 10 Aug.,
1854; e. «. ot late John Maclean and Isabella
Findlay; m. Catherine Gwynne, d. of late
Richard Lewis of Toronto; one s. one d.
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Educ: pub. sch. of Hamilton and Univ.
Coll., Toronto. M.P. for South York in H.
of C. of Canada once 1892. Founded the
Toronto World, 1880, and has been identi-
fied with it ever since; contested East York
with the late Hon. Alex. Mackenzie (ex-
Premier of Can.), 1891, and was defeated
by 26 votes. Recreations: farming, motor-
ing and himting. A ddress : Donlanas Farm,
nr. Toronto. Clubs: Hunt, Toronto; Rid-
eau, Ottawa.
MacLEOD, John Bobert, M.D., M.L.A.;
6. Tp. of Zorra, Oxford Co., Ont., 20 Jan..
1872; a. of William C. MacLeod and Mary
MacKay; m. Grace Victoria Bentley of
Clifford Mich.; two •. Educ: Pub. Sch..
Tp. of Zorra, and Woodstock Coll. Inst.:
taught pub. Sch^ 1890, 1892, in Oxford
Co., Ont.', grad. Detroit Coll. of Medicine,
1896; edited the Coll. Magazine, 1895-1896;
practiced medicine in Michigan until 1901,.
when he removed to Albota; Licentiate
College of Physicians and Surgeons, N.W.T.
1906; active practice; elec. to the first
Alberta Legislature for Ponoka as a Liberal,

1905. Recreation: owns a 320 acre farm
wMch he looks after. Address: Edberg,
Alta.

MACLEOD, Bobert Murdochs b. Bad-
deck, N.S., 11 Oct., 1861; «. of late John
Hugh MacLeod of Pictou, N.S^ Secretary
Agriculture Committee, H. of C., Ottawa,
and Annie C, d. of late Capt. Geo. Old,
Shipbuilder; m. Jose^iine Ayotte. Educ:
North Sydney, N.S. High Sch.; news editor,
Ottawa Free Press, 1882-1887; spent two
years travelling in Central and South Am-
erica; employed for some months on Pan-
ama Canal, under De Lessens; on returning
to Ottawa, joined staff of DaUy Citizen as
city editor, and since connected with that
paper; Ottawa correspondent. New York
Herald, from 1890 until 1909; Canadian
representative Renter's Telegram Co., Lon-
don, Eng., since 1894; Pres., Parliamentary
Press Gallery, 1896. Recreatior\s: shooting
and fishing. Address: 228 Charlotte St.,
Ottawa.

MACMAHON, Hon. Hugh; Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas, Ont.; b. 6 March,
1836, of Irish parentage; m. 1864, Isabel
Janet, e. d. of late Simon Mackenrie, B^le-
ville, Ont. Called to the bar, 1864; O.C.,
1876; Puisne Judge of Common Pleas
Division of High Court of Justice, Ont.,
1887; Roman Catholic. Address: 186 Bev-
erley Street, Toronto. Ciu5: Toronto.

MACMA8TER, Donald, K.C., D.C.L..
M.P. for Chertsey Div. of Surrey, Eng.; 6.
Williamstown, Ont., 3 Sept., 1846; o. a.
of Donald Macmaster and Mary Cameron:
m. (1st) 1880, Janet (rf. 1883), d. of Ronald
Sandfleld Macdqnald, of Lancaster, Ont.:
(2nd) 1890, Ella Virginia, d. of Isaac Deford
of Baltimore, Md.; one s. two d. Educ:
Gram. Sch., Williamstown, Ont.; McGill
Univ., Montreal (Flizabeth Torrance gold
medal prize essayist and vaeldictorian.
1871; D.C.L., 1894- barrister, Quebec, 1871;
Ontario, 1882; cr. Q.C., 1882; Lincoln's Inn,

1906. Served as Crown Pros, in several
Canadian causes celebres, and as Arbitrator
between Newfoundland Govt, and Reld-
Newfoundland Ry., 1904-6; Counsel for IT.
S. Govt, in Gaynor and Green Extradition
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Royal Comn. to inquire into matters con-
cerning good govt, of Quebec, 1892: de-
clined seat on^enoh, 1893; pres. of Mon-
treal bar, 1904; twice el. pres. of McGill
Soc. and pres. St. Andrew's Soc., Montreal.
Mem. for Glengarry in Ont. Legls^ 1879-
82; mem. of the H. of C, 1882-86; Unionist
can. for Leigh Div. of Lancashire, 1906, but
unsuccessful; el. M.P. for Chertsey Div. of
Surrey, Eng., Jan.. 1910. Publications: The
Seal Arbitration at Paris, 1894. RecreeUiona:
ffolf, travel. Addrestet: la Cockspur St.,
London, S.W., England; Mayhurst, May-
bury Hill, Woking, Surrey. Clubt: Mount
Royal, St. James', Montreal; Carlton, Con-
stitutional, Ranelagh. London, £ng.

MACMIIXAN, John, B.A.. LL.Dj b.
Campbelltown, Aivyleshire, Scot., 26 Dec.,
1836; «. of Donald Macmillan and Catherine
Morrison; m. Catherine Kennedy; two «.
one d. Educ: Dalintober Sch., Campbell-
town; Normal School. Toronto, and the
Univ. of Toronto. Arrived in Canada.
July, 1854: taught for a year and a half
near Chatham. Co. of Kent. Went to
Ottawa on 31 Deo., 1856; taught three and
a half years in the pub. schs. of Ottawa;
Matriculated at Univ. of Toronto in 1860;
grad. June, 1864; taught in Collegiate,
Ottawa, from 1864; apptd. Head Master,
1882, and continued as such until 1904.
Is now Honorary Vice-Principal at the
Coll. Institute. Addre9$: 49 Frank St.,
Ottawa.

BfacBfUBCHT, Archibald, B.A., L.L.
D.; h. Kyntire, Argyleshire, Scot.; m.
Marjory Jardine Ramsav of linlitl^ow.
Scot.; three «. three d. Educ. : Parish Sch,,
Scot., Rockwood Academy, Up. Can., Nor-
mal Sch., Toronto, and Univ. of Toronto.
Arrived in Canada in 1840, when a young
lad, speaking gaelic only; worked on the
farm, and taught in town schools; for more
than 28 years was principal and rector of
the Collegiate Inst., Toronto. Publicatioiu:
Six books on Arithmetic, two of them as
joint author, with the Rev. Bernard Smith,
M.A., both of which were authorized for
use in Schs. of Up. Can., by the Coimcil of
Public Instruction. Publication: Handbook
on Canadian Literature. Recreation: f^olL
Addrese: 133 East Bloor St., Toronto.

Bf acMTJBCHT, Miss Helen, M. B., M. D. ;
b. Toronto, Ont., d. of Archibald Mac-
Murchy, and Marioiy Jardine Ramsay.
Educ: Toronto Coll. Institute, The Wom-
an's Medical Coll., Univ. of Toronto, the
Johns Hopkins Univ.; taught for some
years; now engaged in the practice of Med-
icine; apptd. Commissioner of the feeble
minded m Ont. Publications: occasional
papers in Educational Magaainea; also in
the Lancet (London, Eng.) British Medi-
cal Journal, the Practitioner, the Canadian
Journal of Medicine and Siirgery; editor of
the r^orts to the Ontario Government.
Recreation: reading and travel. Address:
133 Bloor St. E., Toronto. Clubs: Toronto
Ladies' Club, University Woman's Club,

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BlacMUBCHT. Miss Marlory ; b. Toronto
onto. Ont.; a. of Archibald MacMurchy,
LL.D., and Marjory, d. of James Ramsay,
of Linlithgow, Scot. Educ: Jarvis Street
Coll. Inst., Toronto Univ. Literary editor

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of the News, Toronto; contributes editorials
to same publication; Pres. of Canadian
Women's Press Club, 1909-10; has had
stories and Essays published in Univ.
Magazines, Canadian Magaxine, Harper's
Bazaar, the Lamp.Shori Stories, the Bohem-
ian, and in the Christmas nimiber.of the
Toronto Olobe and Saturday Night. Ad-
dress: 133 Bloor St. E., Toronto. Clubs:
Toronto Ladies', Canadian Women's Press.

MACNAB, Brenton Alexander: b. Wal-
lace, N.S., 21 Jan., 1865; «. of William and
Mary Macnab; m. Catherine Helen Mac-
quarrie; one «. Educ: Com. Schs., Pictou
Academy; in journalism for 21 years; pre*
viously connected with railways and tele-
graphs; now managing editor, Montreal
Datly Star; Recreations: fishing. Address:
46 Sussex Ave., Montreal. Clubs: Canada,
Montreal; Albany, Toronto.

MACNAMABA, Thomas James, LL.D.,
M.A., M.P. (British); 6. Montreal, 31 Aug.,
1861; s. of Senrt. Thomas Macnamara ot
the old 47th "Wolfe'a Own;" m. Rachel, e.
d. of the late Angus Cameron; three s. one d.
Educ: St. Thomas Sch., Exeter Borough
Road, Waining Coll. for teachers; Ely Sen.
Teacher, Huddersfield and Bristol; Pres.
of Teachers' Union; editor of "School-
master;" monber of London Sch. Board,
1894-1903; M.P. for North Camberwell,
from 1900; Parity. Secretary to local Gov-
ernment Board, 1907-08; Party, and Fin-
nancial Secretary to Adiriiralty, from 1908.
Recreation: golf. Address: 31 RoUscourt
Ave., Heme HilL London, Eng. Clubs r
Eighty, National Liberal, London, Eng.

MacNUTT, Thomas, M.P.; b. CamplaeU-
ton, N.B., 3 Aug., 1850; s. Charies S. Mac-
Nutt, and E. A. Sims; m. Margaret Mc-
Fadyen; three s. one d. Educ: Ottawa,.
Ont.; went west 35 years ago on staff of a.
special survey, and has been farming and
contracting ever since; member of the-
Territorial Lee.; speaker of the first Legis.
Assembly of Sask.; re-el.. Aug., 1908, but
resigned to contest constituency for H. of
C. Pres., Saltcoats District Telephone Co. ;
Pres., Saltcoats Agricultural Society; ser-
ved in the North-west Rebellion and dur-
ing Fenian Raid, 1866. Recreations: himt-
ing and shooting. Address: Saltcoats,
Sask.

MACOUN, William Tyrrell: Horticul-
turist and Curator of tne Arboretum and
Botanic Gardens, Central Experimental
Farm, Ottawa; 6. Belleville, Ont., 1869; a.
of John Macoun and Ellen Terrill; m. Eliza-
beth Macoun; one s. two d. Educ: Belle-
ville and Ottawa. Has been in the Govern-
ment service at Central Experimental Farm.
Ottawa, for 25 yrs. Publications: Annual
reports and bulletins on the apple, plum,
bush fniits, potato and herbaceous peren-
nials. Recreation: gardening. Address:
Experimental Farm, Ottawa.

MACPHAIL, Prof. Andrew, B . A . , M . D . ,
M.R.C.S., En?.; b. Orwell. P.E.T. 24 March,
1864: s. of William Macpnail and Catherine
Smith; m. Georgina Burland (dec 1902);
one «. one d. Educ: Prince of Wales' Coll.,
McGill Univ., London Hospital. Professor
of the History of Medicine, McGill Univ.;
editor Univ. Magazine, Montreal Medical
Journal; Pres. Royal Montreal Golf Club.
Publications: "Essays on Puritanism,"

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"Essays on Politics," "Essays on Fallacy."
Recreations: golf, farming. Address: 216
Peel St., Montreal. Clubs: Mount Royal, St.
James, University, Pen and P«acil, Mon-
treal; Lotos, New York.

MACPHERSON, Duncan, C.E.. D.L.S.;
6. Bath, Ont., 2 Feb., 1858; 8. of Peter Mac-
Pherson and Clarissa Bristol; m. Enmia
Rose Owen, d. of the late Rev. John Wilson
of Preston, Eng.; one s. and one d. Educ:
Napanee High Sch. and Royal Military
Coll., Kingston, Ont.; from 1880 to 1^5,
with the C. P. Ry.. in various capacities
from rodman to oivisional En^neer in
charge of 1500 miles of line, mcluding
bridge building; 1905, to date Asst. Chief
Engineer, National Transcontinental Ry.
Recreation: golf. Address: 548 Besserer St.,
Ottawa. Clubs: St. James. Montreal; Rid-
eau, Ottawa.

MACPHEBSON, Robert George; Post-
master of Vancouver, B.C.; b. Co. of Wel-
lington, Ont., 28 Jan., 1866; s. Archibald
H. Macpherson of Islay, Scot.; and Janet

^ Hall, of Wellington Co., Ont.; m. Susie M.
Vanaken, d. of J. H. Vanaken, of Coldwater,
Mich.; one «. two d. Educ: Arthur Public
Sch. and Gait Coll. Inst.; went West to
New Westminster in 1888, and from there
to Vancouver, in 1895; conducted a drug
business; was elec. to the H. of C, 1903;
re-elec. 1904; apptd. Postmaster of Van-
couver, 9 Sept., 1908. Recreations: reading,
walking and shooting. Address: Vancou-
ver, B.C. Clubs: Vancouver, Terminal
City, Vancouver, B.C.

MACPHERSON, WUllam Mqlson, J. P.;
Pres. of the Molson's Bank; b. Montreal. 24
Sept., 1848; e. s. of the late Sir D. L. Mac-

Sherson, K.C.M.G., and Elizabeth Sara
[acpherson; m. 1878, Marie Stuart, d. of
the late D. T. Wotherspoon, of Quebec.
Educ: Leamington Coll., and Hastings,
Eng. Received his business training under
A. F. & R. Maxwell, merchants, Liverpool;
returned to Canada, 1870, formed the Dom.
Steamship Co., and has been mgr. of the
Co. at Quebec ever since; became partner in
the firm of David Torrance & Co., gen.
mgrs. of the line in Can.; apptd. Harbor
Commr. at Que., 1896. Dir., the Molson's
Bank, and Pres. since June, 1897; dir.
Phoenix and British Empire Life and In-
vestment Co., Montreal Trust and Deposit
Co.; hon. Lieut.-Col., 8th Royal Rifles of
Que.; Vice-Pres., Provincial Rifle Assn.;
Governor, Montreal Gen. Hospital. Ad-
dress: 53 Ste. Ursule St., Quebec. Clubs:
St. James, Mount Royal, Montreal, Mon-
treal Hunt; Garrison, Quebec; Toronto;
Restigouche Salmon, Metapedia; Junior
Athenaeum, London, Eng.
MACTAYISH, His Hon. Duncan B., M.
A. (Queen's), K.C., Senior Judge of the Co.
Ct. of Carleton; 6. Osgoode, Carleton Co.,
Ont., 21 April, 1850; s. of Alexander Mac-
Tavish and Mary MacLaren (both Scotch);
m. Flora Stewart; two s. one d. Educ:
Ottawa Gram. Sch., Metcalfe High Sch.,
Queen's Univ., Owoode Hall, "Toronto.
Studied law under Sir Oliver Mowat; for
many yrs. practiced law in Ottawa; City
Solicitor, 1882-1897. Represented Domin-
ion on sev. occasions before Judicial Com-
mittee; apptd. Judge, 1897. Address: 314
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Frank St.; Court House, Ottawa. Clubs:
Rideau, Golf, Country, Ottawa.

MACTIER, Anthony Douglas: Asst. to
Vice-Pres. of C. P. Ry. Co.; b, Perthshire.
Scot., Dec., 1867; s. of W. F. MacTier and
Miss Bayley; m. 1894, Miss Waddell of
Montreal. Educ: Edinburgh and Sed-
bergh, Yorkshire, En^. Arnved in Can.,
1887, and entered service of C. P. R., where
he has remained ever since, being apptd. to
his present position as asst to Vice-Pres.,
1907. Governor of Montreal Gen. Hospital
mem. St. Andrew's Soc, Montreal. Ad-
dress: 474 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal.
Clubs: Mount Royal, St. James', Forest and
Stream, Royal Montreal Golf, Hunt, Rac-
ket, Jockey, Montreal.

MAC WATT, His Hon. Daniel Eraser; b.
Nairn, Scot., 9 July, 1853; «. of Charles
WacWatt, M.A., and Mary Eraser; m.
Elizabeth Helen, d. of the late Lt.-Col.
John McWatt, J.P., Barrie, Ont.; two d.
Educ: Academy Naino, Scot.; arrived in
Canada, Jan., 1873; admitted to Ontario
bar in 1881; Senior Co. Judge of Lambton
Co.; grand Master, A.F. & A.M., 1909-10.
Address: Samia, Ont.

MADDIN, James WUllam, LL.B. (Dal-
housie Coll.); M.P.; 6. Westville, Pictou
Co., N.S., 8 Sept., 1874; s. of William and
Agnes Goode Maddin; m. Maud Isabella
McDonald; one s. three d. Educ: Pictou
Academy, Dalhc^isie Coll., Halifax, N.S.;
Barrister for 9 3^rs. Defeated as a Lib.
Con. candidate for N.S. Legislature, 20
June, 1906; elected to H. of C, g. e., 1908.
Address: Sydney, N.S. Club: Sydney.

MAGANN, George Plunkett; railway
contractor; b. Dublin, Irel., 7 Sept., 1849;
m. 1891, Mile. Graziells Leona, d. of Joseph
Loranger. of Montreal; four s. one d. Educ. :
Central Sch., Hamilton, Ont., and by priv.
tuition. Arrived Canada, when very yoMng,
flrst engaged in the drug business, but
later entered into railway contracting, in
which capacity is still engaged. Has car-
ried out several important contracts for
the Fed. Govt., C. P. Ry. and G. T. Ry.
Was one of orig. promoters of water route
between Owen Sound and Port Arthur, and
is largely interested in the liunber industry.
Pres., Haliburton Lumber Co., Magann-
Hawke Lumber Co., Magann Air Brake Co.
Address: 119 Wellington St., W., Toronto.
Clubs: Royal Canadian Yacht, Country and
Hunt, Toronto.

MAGEE, Charles; b. Nepean Tp., Co. of
Carieton, 16 Aug., 1840; s. of the late
Charles Magee, and Frances Delamere; m,
Frances, d. of T. M. Blasdell, of Ottawa.
Educ: Ottawa. After leaving school, en-
tered mercantile life and later was the
senior partner of the Ann of Magee and
Russell, dry goods merchants; retired in
1871. In 1872, was apptd. administrator
and sole trustee of the Sparks Estate; in
1876, together with the late Robert Black-
bum and the late James MacLaren, acquired
the vacant land in Ottawa, owned by the
estate of the late Col. By; one of the
organizers of the Bank of Ottawa, and waa
successively Vice-Pres. and Pres.; was Pres.
of the Central Canada Exhibition Assn., and
for one year a member of the City Council
of Ottawa; Pres. of the Union Trust Co.,
Toronto; Director of the Northern Crown

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< Bank, Windsor and Essex Railway, Ha Ha
Bay Railway Co., and is a la^e owner of
stock in the Bristol Iron Co.; Conservative
in politics and was for two years (1895-
^1897), Pres. of the Ottawa Association.
Address: Cor. Cartier and Li^ar Sts., Ot-
tawa. Clvba: Rideau and Golf, Ottawa;
National and Albany, Toronto.

MAGBATH, Charles Alexander, M.P.; b.
Augusta, Ont., 22 April, 1860; s. of late
Bolton Magrath; m. (1st) Marearet Muir
(one «.); (2nd) Mabel Gait (two d). A Dom.
topograpmcaL surveyor. Has lived in the
Northwest for 30 yrs. Was a mem. of the
N. W. L€sis. Ass. for two terms. First el.
to H. of C. at g. e., 1908. Address: Leth-
bridge, Alta.

MAHAFPY, Arthur Arnold, K.C., M.L.
A.; b. Co. of Grey, Ont., 31 Dec., 1861; «.
of John and Mary MkhaflFyMvt. Alice Rosalie
Thomson; two s. one d. Was a candidate
for the Legislature of Ontario from Mus-
koka, in 1898, but was unsuccessful; elec.
at bye-election, 1903; re-elec. in 1905, and
1908 by acdam. Address: Bracebridge,
Ont.

MAIB, Charles: b. Lanark* Ont., 21
Sept^ 1838; s. of late James Mair, one of the
pioneers of the square timber trade in the
Ottawa Valley, and Margaret Holmes; m.
1869, Elizabeth Louise MacKenney, niece
of late Sir John Schultz: one s. three d.
Educ: Gram. Sch., Pertn, Ont.; Queen's
Univ., Kingston. Paymaster for Dom.
Grovt. to men engaged in opening snow
road from Fort Garry to Lake of the Woods,
1868; prisoner in the hands of the insmrec-
tionists, 1869-70; sentenced to death, but
escaped, and joined expedition from Por-
tage la Prairie to Fort Garry; one of the
founders of the "Canada First" party;
acting Quartermaster of the Gov.-Gen s.
Body Guard; North West Rebellion of
1885. Can. Govt. Inunigration Agt., in
chaii^e of the Lethbridge Dist., Southern
Alberta, N.W.T., since 1903; an ex-Fellow
of the Roy. Soc. of Can. Publications:
Dreamland and other poems, 1868; l^ecum-
seh, 1886. Addfiss: Coutts, Alta.

MAJOR, Charles B., M.P.; &. Ste. Schol-
astique, Co. Two Mountains, 17 March,
1851; s. of Joseph B. Major, one of the
leader? in the rebellion of 1837-38. and
Elmire Lafleur; m. 29 Feb., 1876, Cymo-
docie Tnjdel; one s. four d. Educ: local
schs. and afterwards studied law; called to
the bar of Que., 1877; organizer and dir.
of the Northern Colonization Railway; now
practices law in Hull, and Papineauville,
Co. of Ottawa. Elec. to Quebec Le^., for
Ottawa County, 1897 and 1900; elec. by
acclam. to H. of C, 23 Dec., 1907; re-elec.
1908; Catholic; Liberal. Address: Papin-
eauville, Que.

MALOUIN, Hon. Albert, K.C.; a Judge
of the Superior Ct. of the Prov. of Quebec;
h. Quebec, 13 March, 1857; s. of late Jac-
ques Malouin, mem. of the H. of C, 1877-
1882, and Marie A. Suzor; m. 1907, Marie
Louise Lavergne. Educ: Normal Sch..
Quebec Seminary, Laval Univ. Admitted
to the bar 1882, and commenced the prac-
tise of his prof, in Quebec; mem. of the
(!k)un. of the Quebec bar Assn. for several
yrs., and for some time Crown Prosecutor
for the Dist. of Quebec. El. to H. of C. for

Quebec Centre at bye-el., 1898; re-el. at
g. e., 1900, and 1904; apptd. Judge, 1904.
Address: Arthabaska, Que. Club: Grar-
risbn, Quebec.

IMLANN, Donald D.; b. Acton, Ont.. 1853;
Educ: Pub. Sch.; m. in 1887, J. E. Williams,
of Winnip^; one «. Early abandoned
farming for lumbering; foreman for a
lumber CJompany, at 21 years of age; went
to Winnipeg, in 1879; became a contractor
in the C. P. R. in 1880; was continuously
on contracts between Whitemouth^ east of
Winnipeg, and the Selkirk mountams until
1885; the firm of Mackenzie, Mann & Co.,
Ltd., was established in 1886 and built
among other important works, the Calgary
and Edmonton Ry., the Qu'Appelle, Lopg
Lake and Sask. Ry., and the C. P. short

line throujgh Maine. In 1888 and 1889, Mr.
Mann visited Panama, Ecuador. Peru and
Chili, it havinp; been proposed that the
firm should bmld railways for the Chilian
Grovemment. He declined the proposal.
A trip to China resulted in an e9ually un-
favorable judgment; took the imtiative in
purchasing the charter of the Lake Mani-
' toba Ry. and Canal Company in 1895, from
which has grown the (Canadian Northern
Railway System of upwards of 5000 miles
of lines in the provinces of Alberta, Sask.,
Manitoba, Ont., Que., and N.S.; Vice-Pres.
of the Canadian Northern, the Canadian
Northern Ontario and the Halifax and
Southwestern Railways; his work has
chiefly consisted in directing construction
in which he has a unique reputation for
speed, efficiency and economy; and in con-
vincing public opinion that legislative aid
to his railway projects would be to the
public benefit; during 1909, secured bond
guarantees from the Governments of Al-
berta and Sask. for branch lines in those
provinces, and negotiated an agreement
with the Government of British (Columbia,
for the guaranteeing of the Canadian Nor-
thern funds for $35,000 per mile from
Yellowhead Pass to Vancouver on which
the. Grovemment successfully went to the
country. Director of many other companies,
including Atikokan Iront3ompany, of which
he is President, Moose Mountain Iron Mines,
Ltd.; Winnip^ Electric Railway. Publi-
cations: articles on "The case for a Canadian
Navy." and the Tariff relations of Canada
and the United States." Address: Fallii^-
brook, Scarboro Heights, Toronto, Ont.

MANUEL, John; capitalist; 6. Muir-
head, Scot., 7 March, 1830; s. of James
Manuel and Janet Dalziel; unmarried.
Educ: Showts Sch., Scot. Arrived, Can-
ada, 1854, and engaged in lumber businessr
with Gilmour & Co., of Ottawa. Acquired
an interest in firm but retired therefrom
with Col. Allan Gilmour to manage the
latter's private interests. An ardent sup-
porter of all athletics sports; erected the
finest curling rink in Canada at cost of
$25,000, and leased it to Ottawa Curling
Club at a nominal rental; pres. of the Long
Point Club, Lake Erie; part owner of the
Grodbout River, one of the finest salmon
streams on the North shore of the St. Law-
rence. Recreations: curiing, salmon fishins.
Address: 36 Vittoria St., Ottawa. Club:
Rideau. Ottawa.

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MABCEAU, Ernest, C.E.; Supt. Engr.
of Canals in the Prov. of Que. ; b. Danville,
Que., 26 Dec., 1852; «. of Joseph Marceau
and Marie O. Morrier; m. 1879, M. E., d.
of the late Dr. F. Z. Tasse, ex-M.P^ and
dir. of Asylums and Penitentiaries. Educ:
Danville Schs., took a commercial course
at Napierville, Que., a classical course at
Montreal Coll., 1866: studied engineering at
Polytechnic Sch., obtaining diploma of C.
E., June, 1877. Entered Dept. of Pub.
Works, 1877; was asst engr. on Grenville
canal Con^ruction; entered Dept. of Rys.
and Canals, 1879; apptd. asst. to Suptg.
engr. of the Ottawa River Canals; acting
suptg. engr. of the canals in Prov. of Que..
1893, and Superintending Engr., 1894. Is

Erincipal of Polytechnic Sch.. a branch of
aval Univ. and affiliated witn the Faculty
of Arts. Admitted a mem. of Can. Soc.
of Civil Engrs., 1887. Was for some yrs.
Can. correspondent of "La Revue Litter-
aire et Politique," of Bordeaux, France, and
"Le Travailleur," of Worchester, Mass.,
U.S.A. Publicationa: Many articles which
have appeared in "La Revue de Montreal."
Address: Place Viger Hotel, Montreal^
Club: Engineers', Montreal.

MABCHAND, Gabriel; Proprietor of
"I/« Canada Francais;" b. "Beauchamp,"
nr. St. Johns, Que., 29 Jan., 1859; «. of the
late Hon. F. G. Marchand, Premier of
Quebec, and Marie Herselie Turgeon, of
Terrebone; m. 1891, Rose Ann Chaput, of
Montreal; one «. two d. Educ: Montreal
Coll., St. Hyacinthe Seminary, Laval Univ.,
Quebec. Studied law in St. Johns; called
to the bar, 1885. Founded a French paper
"Le Railiement,'' in Holyoke, Mass., which
he conducted for about twenty yrs. Re-
turned to Can. and became sec. to his father,
then Spealcer of the Quebec L^s. Assem-
bly; apptd. Prothonotaxy for dist, of Iber-
ville, Que., 1888; proprietor of "Lc Canada
Francais,'* since 1897. El. to Quebec
L^s. Assembly for St. Johns Co. at g. e.,
1908; el. a mem. of the town council, 1908,
and apptd. a Sch. Commr. Publications:
A oomedv in French, Le Timide, produced
at the Theatre des Nouveautes, Montreal.
Was decorated by the French Govt., with
the Order of Les Palmes Academiques.
Address: St. John's. Que. Cluh: St. John's
Yacht.

MABCIL, Hon. Charies; Speaker of the
H. of C. of Canada; 6. Ste. Scholastique,
Que., 1 July, 1860; s. of the late Charles
Marcil, advocate^ and Maria Doherty; m.
1892, Marie Lomse Pearson, of Montreal;
two d. Educ: Com. Schs. and Ottawa
Coll. A journalist ; connected with Montreal
press since 1880. Unsuccessful can. in
Gaspe, 1887, for Quebec Leg. Ass.; unsuc-
cessful can. for Assm. in Magdalen Islands,
1897; returned to H. of C. for Bonaventure,
at g. e., 1900; re-el. 1904, 1908. El. Dep.
Speaker of the H. of C, 16 Jan.. 1905;
Speaker, 20 Jan., 1909. Recreation: w&\ldng.
Address: House of Commbns, Ottawa.

MABCIL.E» Joseph Edmond, M.P.; b.
Contrecoeur, Que., 22 Oct., 1854; s. of Vital
Marcile, and Elizabeth Jacques; m. (Ist)
1880. Malvina Masse (rf. 1882); (2nd) 1884,
Gracia Courville; four s. six d. Educ:
Acton Vale, Oue. Academy, Que. A mer-
chant. Has been Mayor of Acton Vale,
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councillor, and chn. of the Sch. Bd. First
el. to H. of C. at bye-el., 14 Dec., 1898; re-
el, at g. e., 1900. 1904 and 1908. Address:
Acton Vale, Que., Club: Musical, Acton
Vale.

MABKEY Frederick Henry, K.C.; b.
Bath, Eng.. 8 June, 1870; s. of J. Markey
and Ellen Sheppard of Oldfield Park. Bath:
m. Laura Howland Toller of Ottawa; one «.
Educ: Weston, Somersetshire. Arrived in
Canada, 18 May, 1887; called to bar of
Quebec, July. 1895. Address: 975 Dor-
chester St. W., Montreal. Clubs: Rideau,
Ottawa; Garrison. Quebec; Engineers, Mon-
treal; Engineers, New York.

MABLEB, Waterford Lake; b. Nicolet.

Sue., 13 May, 1844; s. George Leonard
arler, who was bom at Chateau de Rame-
zay, Montreal, and Mary Ann CollinB, of
Woodward; m. Eleanor Leo. Sinnott. Educ:
McGill Coll.. Montreal. With the Mer-
chants Bank of Canada for 38 years; was
34 years Manager as St. Johns, Que., and
Ottawa, Ont.; retired 1906. under superan-
nuation. Recreations: ttoM, fishing anci hunt-
ing. Address: 496 King Edward Ave.,
Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf, Ottawa.

MABQUIS, Thomas Guthrie, B.A.; b.
Chatham, N.B., 4 July, 1864; s. of Hugh
and Mary Mclndoe Marquis. J&dtic. : Chat-
ham High Sch., and Queen's Univ., King-
ston, Ont.; English Master, Coll. Inst.,
Stratford, 1892-1896; Kingston, 1896-1897;
Principal Brockville Coll. Inst., 1897 to
1902; was editor of the Ottawa Free Press
for a short time. Publications: "Stories of
New France," "Life of Earl Roberts,"
"Canada's Sons on Kopje and Veldt,"
"Presidents of United States," "Naval
Battles of Nineteenth Century," (in col-
loboration with Admiral Higginson, U.S.N.)
■ Address: Brantford, Ont.

MABSH, William Alfred; b. Quebec, 16
April, 1848; s. of Rev. David Marsh and
Marion Exchells; m. Annie, d. of John
Glass of Quebec; five s. four d. Educ:
Quebec High Sch.; Boot and Shoe Manu-
facturer; Director Quebec Bank; Governor
Jeffery Thoms Hospital; 2nd Vice.-Pres.
Quebec Board of Trade. Recreations: curl-
ing, golf. Address: 131^ Grande Allee,
Quebec. CZttftv Garrison, Quebec.

MABSHALL, David, M.P.; 6. Halt on
Co.. 26 Oct., 1846; s. of Alexander Marshall,
and Alicia Locker; m. 1873, Eleanor Beamer
one d. Educ: Public Schs. Elec. to H. of
C, at bye-elec, 4 Oct., 1906; re-elec. 1908;
was Manager of the Aylmer Canning Co.»
for 20 years, one of the first factories in
Canada; Gen. Mgr. of the Canadian Canners
for three years, and Pres. of the Aylmer
Condensed Milk Co.; Church of England;
Con servative. A ddress : Aylmer, Ont .

MABSHAIX, Duncan McLean; Minister
of Agriculture and Prov. Secretary for
Alberta; b. Elderslie tp., Bruce Co., Ont.,
24 Sept., 1872; s. of John Marshall and
Margaret McMurchy(both Highland Scotch)
m. 1899, Tena Mclsaac, of Charlottetown,
P.E.I;; two «. Educ: Walkerton High
Sch., and Owen Sound Coll. Inst. Spent
most of first 20 yrs. on farm. Owner and
operator of large farm in Olds dist., also
prop, of Olds Oazettc Was cme of the beet
known organizers and woriersin the Patron
of Industry movement in Ont., 1891-1808;

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was prop, of Thombiiry Standard, Clarks-
burg Beftector and Bracebridge Qazeite,
Ont. Removed to Alberta, 26 June, 1906;
and became Mgr. of Edmonton Daily
Bulletin. Unsuccessful can. for H. of C. in
Muskoka, at g. e., 1904; el. to Alberta Leg.
Ass. for Olds dist., «t g. e., 1909; sworn in
Minister of Agric. and Prov. Sec., 1 Nov.,
1909; re-el. at bye-el., 23 Nov., 1909. Ad-
dress: Olds, Alta.

BIABSHAIX, Noel George Lambert; b.
London, England, 30 Dec., 1852; 8. pf
Kenric R. and Charlotte A. Marshall; m.
Harriette Isabel, d. of John Hogg, J.P.
(dec); two «. Educ: Toronto; arrived in
Canada, 1856; entered coal trade with Geo.
Chaff ey Bros., 1870, remaining in that
business ever since; Pres., the Standard
Fuel Co., Ltd.; Pres., the Faramel Co.;
Pres., Dominion Automobile Co. ; Vioe-Pres.,
Imperial Guarantee and Accident Co.;
Director of the Sterling Bank of Canada;
for many years a member of the Board of
Trade of Toronto, and Director of the Can-
adian National Exhibition; Warden of St.
Matthew's Church, Toronto, for over 20
years. Address: 623 Sherboume St., Tor-
onto. Clubs: National, Albany, R.C.Y.C.,
Hunt, Toronto.

mABTIN, Alexander Munro, M.P.; b.
Fergus, Ont., 21 Dec., 1852; s. of John Mar-
tin and Jean Munro; m. Margaret Broad-
foot; five 8. three d. Educ: Mount Forest,
Ont. Removed to Mount Forest with his
parents, 1856, where he has since resided,
and has for a number of yrs. conducted a
milling and grain business. Served on
High Sch. Bd. and Town Coimcil for a long
penod. El. to H. of C. for N. Wellington at
bye-el., 1907; re-el. at g. e., 1908. Recrea-
tion: tetwn bowling. Address: Mount Forest,
Ont.

MABTIN, Hon. Archer Evans Stringer;
Justice of the Court of Appeal for British
Columbia; 6. Hamilton, Ont., 6 May, 1865;
s. 8. of Edward Martin, Q.C., D.C.L.; m.
1889, Emily Mary Read, of Toronto; two s.
Educ: Trinity Coll. Sch., Port Hope, and
Ghent, Belgium. Cd,lled to the bar, 1887,
and has acted on many occasions for Dom.
Govt, in important cases. In 1896, was
apptd. counsel for the Dominion Govern-
ment and representative of the Minister of
Justice in Vancouver Island, and in the
following year, was made a special commis-
sioner to inquire into and to report upon the
affairs of the British Columbia Crown Tim-
ber Lands Agency; in 1898, was made a
Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of
British Columbia, and in the following year'
1 899, a deputy Judge in Admiralty for Brit-
ish Columbia I in 1900, special commissioner
to settle mining disputes in the Porcupine
district, arising out of the British-United
States Treaty on the Canada- Alaskan Boun-
dary. In 1902, was apptd. Judge in Ad-
miralty for British Columbia. Publications:
A Genealogy of Martin of Ballinahinch
Castle; The Hudson's Bay Company's Land
Tenures; Chart of the Judges of Vancouver
Island and British Columbia and Martin's
Mining Cases, Vols. I and II. Recreations:

folf, croquet, gardening. Address: Victoria,
\.C. Club: Union, Victoria.
MABTIN. Chester, M.A.; Prof, of His-
tory in tne Univ. o* Manitoba; b. St. John.

N-B., 1882. Educ: Univ. of New Bruns-
wick, and Balliol Coll., Oxford. First
Rhodes scholar from Prov. of N.B. On the
completion of his counse at Oxford, where he
gained the Brassey scholarship and Beit
prize, he entered the service of the Dom.
Govt, as asst. editor in the Archives Branch;
apptd. to present position, Oct., 1909.
Publications: A volume on the Selkirk
settlement; a frequent contributor to the
press. Recreations: tennis, boating. Ad-
dress: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg.

MABTIN, Miss Clara Brett, B.C.L.,
LL.B.; 6. Toronto; d. of the late Abram
Martin, and Elisabeth B. Brett. Educ:
Privately, and at Trinity Univ. (Grad.
1897). Called to the bar of Ontario, 1897,
and has practised in Toronto since. Has
been for some vrs. a mem. of the Bd. of
Education. Address: Continental Life Bldg.
Toronto.

MABTIN, Edward Daniel: 6. Milton,
Ont., 30 Sept., 1856; s. of Edward Martin
and Mary Ann Fleming; m. Agnes Jane
Perry; two s. six d. Educ: Milton Pub.
Sch. Graduated in pharmacy at the Ont.
Coll. of Pharmacy, 1876. In business in
Ottawa, 1877-1890. Was Pres., Liberal
Assn. of Winnipeg in 1898. and was an
unsuccessful candidate for the H. of C. in
1899. Pres. of the Young Men's Christian
Assn. of Winnipeg for six yrs. Presdt. of the
Manitoba Pharmaceutical Assn. for two yrs.
Was respresentative in City Council for
two vrs. Mem. of the C-ouncil of the Univ.
of Manitoba. Mem. of the Council of St.
John's Coll. Pres. of the Martin, Bole &
Wynne Co., wholesale druggists. Director
of the Great West Permanent Loan Co.
Pres. of the Winnipeg Board of Trade; dele-
gate to Congress of Chambers of Commerce
of the Empire, Sydney, AustraliL, 1909.
Address: 223 Colony St., Winnipeg. Club:
Manitoba. , ^ . ^

MABTIN, Joseph, M. P. for East St.
Pancras (Bnt.); 6. Milton, Ont., 24 Sept.,
1852; «. of Edward Martin and Mary Ann
Fleming. Educ: Milton Pub. Sch. and
Toronto Normal Sch. Commenced work
as a telegraph operator; afterwards obtained
a first class teacher's certificate, and was
apptd. Principal of the Pub. Sch., New
Edinburgh, (Ottawa); afterwards entered
upon the study of law in Ottawa, but re-
moved to Portage la Prairie, Man., early in

1882, and in August of the same year was
called to the bar of Man. In January,

1883, was elec. a mem. of the Mamtoba
L^s. and sat continuously until 1982,
when he retired; from Jan., 1888, until May.
1891, was Attorney-General and Railway
Commissioner of the Province; as Attorney-
General, introduced and carried through
the School Act of 1890, abolishing Separate
Schs. in the Province of Man.; was also
responsible for the Act doing away with the
official use of the French language in the
Province; argued the question of the con-
stitutionality of the School Act of 1890
before Judge Killam in the first place, before
the full Court of Queen's Bench in Manitoba
and before the Supreme Court of Canada;
also appeared with Sir Horace Davey and .
Mr. D' Alton McCarthy before the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council in the same
case. For a time he had charge of the

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Provincial Departm^it ot iiHiucaiion under
the new arranicements. In Feb., 1891.
temporarily retired from the Manitoba
Cabinet to contest Selkirk for the H. of C;
was defeated, and shortly afterwards re-
elec. to the Local Legislature; in Nov.^893,
contested Winnipeg for the Dominion House
and was elected. During the general elec-
tions* of 1896, was beaten by Hon. Hugh
John Macdonald. Went to B.C. in 1897.
and was shortly afterwards dec. as one ot
the representatives in the local L^slature
for the City of Vancouver; became Attorney
General and afterwards Premier of the
Province; gave up the practice of his pro-
fession in Vancouver early in 1909, and
went to live in London; contested the elec-
tion for the H. of C. for the constituency of
Stratfort-on-Avon, but was defeated; elec.
for East St. Pancras, Jan., 1910. Address :
89 Upper Tolie Hill Rd., London. Clubs:
National Liberal Club, London, Eng.; Van-
couver; Terminal City, Vancouver.

MARTIN, Mederic» M.P.; b. St. Eus-
tache. Que., 22 Jan.. 1869; s. of Solomon
Martin and Virginie Lafleur; m. 1893, Clar-
inda, d. of late F. X. I^rochelle. Educ:
Coll. of St. Eustache. Cigar manufacturer.
An alderman for the City of Montreal. El.
to H. of C. for St. Mary's Div., 1906; re-el.
at g. e., 1908. Address: 919 Logan St.,
Montreal.

MARTIN, Thomas M., R.C.A.; 6. Lon-
don, Eng., 5 Oct., 18S8; s. of Ed. H. Martin,
Treasurer of the Inner Temple until his
death, for nearly 30 years, and Susannah
Martin; m. Enmia Nichols of Stratford,
Eng.; four 8. five d. Educ: Military
Academy, Enfield; arrived in Canada, 1862;
charter member of Ontario Society of
Artists; member of R.C.A., 1879; elected
to the Royal British Colonial Society of
Artists, 1909; painted large Canadian Land-
scape, now in Windsor Castle', also in Gov-
ernment Collection at Ottawa and Toronto.
Recreations: camping, fishing, outdoor sket-
ching. Address: 256 Cottingham St., Tor-
onto.

MARTIN, WUliam MelvtUe, M.L.A.; 6.
Norwich. Co. Oxford, Ont., 23 Aug., 1877;
s. of William, and Christian Martin; m.
Sept. 26, 1906, Violette Florence Thomson
of Mitchell, Ont.; one s. Educ: Clinton
Coll. Inst., and Toronto Univ. Entered
Toronto Univ., 1894; graduate, 1898; taught
classics in Harrison High Sch., 1899-1901 ;
went west in 1903, and settled in Regina
and practised law there ever since; offered
the Liberal nomination for Western Assina-
boia. May, 1906, to succeed Hon. Walter
Scott J but declined; re-nominated for new
constituency, and elected 1908. Address:
Regina, Sask.

MARTY. Miss Aletta Ellae, M.A.
(Queen^s); 6. Mitchell, Perth Co., Ont.; s.
Frederick Marty and Magdalena Joss (both
natives of Switzerland). Educ: Mitchell
Hii^h Sch., Hamilton Coll. Inst., Queen's
Univ., Kingston. Taught in the Pub. and
High Schs. of Ont.; has spedalized in
Modem Languages; in 1902, visited some of
the leading secondary schs. m Eiut>pe with
a view to investigating the tea<^ng of
modem languages. Is at present head
teacher of Modem languages in the Ottawa
Coll. Inst.; in 1906 was el. a mem. of the
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Council of Queen's Univ., being the second
woman el. to this position. PubliccUions:
"Principles and Practice of Reading," the
authorised text-book on reading tor the
Hifh Schools of Ontario. Address: Col-
legiate Institute, Ottawa.

MASON, ColonelJames; Gen. Mgr. and
a Dir. of the Home Bank of Canada; b.
Toronto (of Irish parentage), 25 Aug.,
1843; m. 1873. Elisabeth, d. of Jame?
Cooper. Educ: Toronto Model Sch., of
which he was head boy. After leaving sch.,
entered the service of the Toronto Savings
Bank, which later became the Home Sav-
ings and Loan Co.; mng. dir.; five yrs. ago,
Co. evolved into the Home Bank of Can.,
of which he is gen. mgr. An ardent military
man, serving for three years in the Queen's
Own Rifles during the Fenian Raid troubles.
In 1882, was (gazetted Captain in the 10th
Royal Grrenadiers. During the North-west
Rebellion of 1886, commanded a service
Company, which was the first Company to
cross the Saskatchewan at the Fish Creek
fight and then volunteered to rush with his
Company the final position held by the
rebels in the coulee, all previous atteinpts
to carry it having failed, but General Mid-
dleton refused to allow the charge. At
Batoche, the seat of the rebellion, was
severely wounded. Became Lieut .-Colonel,
and in command of Regiment, 1893; one of
the Canadian officers sent to the Queen's
Diamond Jubilee in 1897, and second in
command. Presented to Queen Victoria,
and received from her an autograph photo-
gravure in the dress worn by her at the
procession on the 22nd of June; retired from
the command of the Grenadiers in 1899, and
apptd. to the command of the 4th Infantry
Brigade, which he has held ever sihce, and
from which has just retired with the rank
of full Colonel. Commanded a composite
brigade of infantry at the Quebec Tercen-
tenary; general service medal with clasp uid
many others; one of the founders of the
Canadian Military Institute, and for two
years its Pres.; an ardent Iniperialist, and
one of the founders of the Empire Club.
Address: 43 Queen's Park, Toronto. Club:
National, Toronto.

MASON, Major James Cooper, D.S.O.;
6. Toronto, 1876; e. s.^ot CJol. James
Mason; m. 1904, Jean Florence, d. of'tate
Alexander MacArthur. Educ: Toronto
Coll. Inst. Served as Lieutenant and
Captain Royal Canadian Regiment, South
Africa, 1899-1900; operations in Orange
Free State, including action at Paardeberg
(severely wounded) ; operations in Orange
River (Jolony and Western Transvaal; in
Transvaal, East of Pretoria (despatches,
brevet of Major, D.S.O., medal and three
clasps); a banker. Recreations: chiefly row-
ing, won Junior and Intermediate Cham-
pionships, Single Sculls, Canada and the
United States (North-Westem), merab^* of
Argonaut ^ht, champion crew of United
States and Canada, 1901: one of Argonaut
eight at Henle:^ 1902. Address: 203 Madi-
son Avenue, Toronto. Club: National, .
Toronto.

MASON, John Herbert; b. Ivy Bridge,
Devon, Eng., 10 July, 1827; «. of Thomas
and Mary Mason; m. Elisabeth Campbell;
one s. five d. Educ : London and Plymouth

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Ens. Arrived in Canada, 1842; founder
and for 50 years Manager of the Canada
Permanent Loan and Savings Co. (now the
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation).
For many years Pres. of the Ontario Land
Mortgage Association; Pres. from its incep-
tion of the Land Law Amendment Associa-
tion, which introduced the Torrens System
to Canada; three times Pres. of St. George's
Society; Pres. of the St. George's Union of
North America in 1883; Pres. of Ridley
Coll., St Catharines; Vice-Pres. of Havergal
Ladies. Coll.; Commodore and Pres. of the
Muskoka Lakes Association, 1902, 1905;
now Hon. Pres. PxMicationB: Treaties on
Land Transfer Reform. Address: Arme-
leigh; 477 Sherboume St., Toronto; Chief's
I sland , Lake Joseph, Muskoka. '

MATHEBS. Hon. T. G.; Chief Justice of
Manitoba; o. Lucknow, Ont., 1869. Settled
in Manitoba in 1883; edited the Manitoba
Liberal at Portage la Prairie same yr.; took
up study of law, 1884; called to the bar of
Muutoba, 1890; in partnership with Hon.
Joseph Martin, 1895-98; alderman of Win-
nipeg, 1898-99; apptd. Puisne Judge* of the
court of King's beach for Manitoba, 1906;
promoted Chief Justice, 7 Feb., 1910.
Address: Winnipeg, Man.

MATHESON, Hon. Arthur James, Pro-
vincial Treasurer of Ont.; 6. 8^ Dec., 1846;
s. of late Col. Hon. Roderick Matheson,
Senator, formerly Lieut, and Paymaster.
Glengarry Light Infantry, during War of
1812, and Anna, d. of Rev. James Russell,
minister of Gairloch, Scotland. Educ.:Vp.
Canada Coll.; Trinity Univ., Toronto (M.
A.) Barrister-at-law, 1870; Lieut.-Col.
42nd Regt. (V.M.), 1886-98; lieut.-Col.
Reserve of Officers, 1898; Brigadier Com-
mdg. Brigade (V.M.), 1900; elected to
Ontario Legislature, 1894, 1898^ 1902, 1906,
1908. Treasmrer in the Whitney Min.,
1905. Address: Perth, Ont.; Toronto, Ont.
Cl ubs: T oronto; Albany, Toronto.

MATBnBSON, Most Bev. Samuel Prlt-
chard, D.D.; Archbishop of Rupert's
Land and Primate of all Canada; h. Mani-
toba, 20 Sept., 1852; s. of John Matheson
and Catherine Pritchardi m. (1st) 1879,
Seraplune Marie Fortin (d. 1893); two s.
three <t; (2nd) 1906, Alice E. Talbot; two
d, Educ: St. John's Coll. Sch., St. John's
Coll., Winnipeg (B.D., 1882). Ordained
J>eacon, 1875; Priest, 1876; Master, St.
John's Coll. Sch.; Prof, of Exegetical
Theology, St. John's Coll.; Canon of St.
John's Cathedral; Dean of St. John's Cath-
edral: Dep. Warden and subsequently
Warden and Chancellor of St. John's Coll.;
Dep. HeadmastOT, then Headmaster, St.
John's Coll. Sch. Sec. of Prov. Synod of
Rupert's Land; Prolocutor of same. Grand
Master of Grand Lodge of Manitoba, A.F.
and A.M. Prolocutor of General Synod of
Canada. 1902; Primate of all Canada, 1909.
Publieations: official addresses. Recreations:
grouse shooting, horseback riding. Address:
A rchbis hop's Palace, Winnipeg.

MATHEWS. Btchard G.; 6. Montreal.
16 July, 1870; s. of Richd. Mathews and
Sarah Ahem; unmarried. Educ: Montreal
Public Schs. For 14 years artist of the
Montreal Star^ also illustrator of books and
magarine articles. Removed to London,
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Graphic, Bystander, 'CasselVs Magazine, The
New Magaeine, The World and his Wife:
also making portraits in pastel, samples of
which are on exhibition at the Stafford

§alleries. Bond St. Recreation: golf. Ad-
ress: 11a Parkhill Road, Haverstock Hill,
London, N.W. Club: Savage, London.

MATHUSSON, John Alexander, K.C.,
M.L.A.; b. Harrington, P.E.T; 19 May, 1863
s. of Ronald Mathieson and Annie Stewart ;
m. Mary Laird, d. of Hon. David Laird; one
s. three d, Educ.: Harrington Gram. Sch.
and Prince of Wales Coll.; teacher; barrister
1894; M.L.A., 1900, 1904 and 1908; became
leader of the opposition, 1903; created K.C.,
1905. Address: Charlottetown, P.E.I.

BIATHIEU, Hon. Michael, D.C.L. (La-
val) ; a Pmsne Judice of the Superior CJourt
of the Prov. of Quebec for the Dist. of*
Montreal; 6. Sorel, Que., 20 Dec., 1838; s.
of Joseph Mathieu and Edwidge Vandal;
m. (1st) 1863, Marie Rose Dehna Thirza,
(d. 1870), d. of Capt. St. Louis, of Sorel;
(2nd) 1871, Marie Amelie Antoinette, d. of
the late Hon. D. M. Armstrong, M.L.C.;
two 8. two d. Educ: St. Hyacmthe Coll.
Studied law imder George Isidore Barthe.
Admitted a Notary Public, 1864; called to
the bar, 1865; apptd. Sheriff of Richelieu
Dist., 1866; imsuocessful can. for H. of C. at
g. e., 1874; returned by accl. to Legis. Ass.
of Quebec, 1867, of which body he remained
a mem. until 1881, when apptd. a Puisne
Judge of the Superior Ct. of the Prov. of
Quebec; cr. a Q.C;., 1880; apptd. Dean of the
Faculty of Law, Laval Univ., 1898. Pub-
lications: La Revue Legale, and several
vols, of annotated reports. Address: 13
"The Marlborough," Montreal.

MATHIEU, Mgr. Olivier EUear, D.D.,
C.M.G.; Professor and Superior of Quebec
Seminary; b. Quebec, 24 Dec., 1836; s. of
Joseph Mathieu and Marguerite Latouche.
Educ: Quebec Seminary. Grad. a Doctor
of Theology, Laval Univ., 1878. Ordained
a priest by Cardinal Taschereau 2 Jime,
1878, and apptd. Prof, of Philosophy at
Laval Univ. Received degs. of Doctor of
Philosophy and Doctor of the Academy of
Saint Thomas at Univ., Rome, Italy, 1882;
returned to Quebec 1883, and continued to
act in Chair of Philosophy of Laval Univ.;
took MJ^., 1889; Prof, of Laval Univ. and
Superior of the Seminary, Que., 1899.
Nominated Apostolic Prothonotary by His
Holiness Pope Leo XIIT, 1902; made CM.
G. on visit of Their Royal Highness the
Duke and Duchess of York to Can.. 1901;
cr. a Kt. of the Legion of Honor by the
Pres. of the French Republic. Address:
The Seminary, Quebec.

MATHISON, BobeH, M.A.; 6. Kingston,
Ont., 9 Jan., 1843; s. of Georste Mathison,
of Berwick, Scot., and Ann Miller, of Lon-
donderry, Ire.; m. Isabella CJhristie, of
Hamilton, Ont.; two s. two d. Educ:
•Brant ford,. ()nt. Reporter on the staff of
the Hannlton Times, and subsequently
editor and part prop, of the Brantford
Expositor, a relation that was relinquished
upon bdng apptd. Bursar of the Asylum for
the Insane at London, Feb. , 1 872. In 1 878 ,
became Manager of Industries and Bursar
of Central Prison, Tronto, which position
he held until 1879, when he was apptd.
Superintendent and Principal of the In-

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stutition for the Deaf and Dumb, at Belle-
ville, which he held up to the time of his
appointment to the Supreme Secretaryship
of the Independent Order of Foresters in
October, 1906. Gave much attention to
the education of the Deaf and Dumb, and
his services and merits in that direction
w^e recognized by the National ^Gallaudet)
College for the Higher Education of the
Deaf at Washington, D.C., of which the
President of the Umted States is Patron
and Honorary President, which among
other honors conferred upon him the d^ree
of M.A. A graduate student of Prof.
Alexander Melville Bell (father of Dr.
Bell, of telephone fame) author of "Visible
Speech;" was Vice-Pres. of the Association
ot American Instructors of the Deaf, a
' body composed of Superintendents, Prin-
cipals and Teachers, about 800 in all — ^in the
Institutions of Canada and the United
States. BecreeUions: bowling, travel. Ad-
dr 68869: Temple Bldg., Toronto, and Belle-
ville, Ont. Clvb: l^yal Canadian Yacht,
Toronto.

MATTHEWS, George; Pres. The George
Matthews Co., Ltd.; 6. Birmingham, Eng.,
18 Sept., 1834; «. of Ezra Matthews and
Frances Litchfield Matthews; m. 1859, Ann
Smithson; six 8. four d, Educ: Birming-
ham Hi^h Sch. Came to Canada, 1851.
Farmed m Peterborough County until 1860,
when removed to Lindsay, and founded the
pork packing business, now "The George
Matthews Co., Ltd." with establishments at
Hull, Peterborough and Brantford. Has
always taken deep interest in Baptist de-
nominational work. Address: Lindsay,
Ont.

MATTHEWS, Wilmot D.; 6. Burford,
Brant Co., Ont., 22 June, 1850; s. of Wheeler
D. and Maria Matthews; m. to Annie J.
Love; two «. two d. Educ: Model School;
commenced business, 1873; Frew, Toronto
Board of Trade, 1887; Director, Can. Pac.
Ry.; Vic^Pres., Dominion Bank. Recrea-
tions: golf, fishing. Address: 89 St. George
St.. Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, Golf, Hunt,
Toronto; Mount Royal, Montreal; Manitoba
Winnipeg.

MATTHEWS, Wilmot Love: b. Toronto,
Ont., 29 Jan., 1879; s. of Wilmot D. and
Annie D. Matthews; m. Annabel Margaret
Osier; one s. one d. Educ: Bishop Ridley
Coll. and R. M. C, Kingston, Ont.; Vice
Pres., Canada Casting Co.; Director, Cana-
dian Portland Cement Co. Recreations:
tennis, golf. Address: Toronto, and Beach-
croft. Clubs: Toronto, Toronto Hunt,
Golf, Toronto; Manitoba, Winnipeg, Man.

MAVOB, Prof. James: b. Stranraer, Scot.,
8 Dec, 1854; s. of lateKev. James Mavor.M.
A., and Mary Ann Taylor Bridie; m. Chris-
tina, d of P. B. Watt, London, 1883; two «.
one d. Educ: High Sch, and Univ. of
Glasgow. Assis . editor of Industries, edit.
Scottish Art Review; Univ. Extension
Lecturer in Political Economy; Prof, of
Political Economy, St. Mungo's Coll., Glas-
gow, 1888; Professor of Political Eeconomy
m the Univ. of Toronto since 1892. Pub-
lications: Wages Theories and Statistics,
1888; Economic Theory, and History
Tables and Diagrams, 1890; Scottish Rail-
way Strike, 1891; Currency Reform, 1891;
Economic Study, and Public and Private
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Charity, 1892; report on Labour Colonies in
Germany, etc., to H.M. Board of Trade,
Parliamentary Paper, 1893: English Rail-
way Rate Question, 1894; edited Handbook
of Can., 1897; Notes on Art, 1898; Report
on Immigration into Can., from Europe' (to
Canadian Government), 1900; report on
Workmen's Compensation Acts (to Provin-
cial Crovemment of Ont.), 1900; Papers on
Mimicipal A£Fairs, 1904; report to H.M.
Board of Trade on the North-West of Can.:
Parliamentary^ Paper, 1905; Taxation of
Corporations in Can.; Rly. lYansportation
in America, 1909. Recreations: chess. Ad-
dress: 8 University Oescent, Toronto.
Clubs: Toronto; City, New York; Savile,
London, Eng.

MAXWELL, Hon. Robert, ML. A.: b.
Fredericton, N.B., 17 June, 1868; «. of John
and Eliza Maxwell; m. 1878, Pamilea T.
McConnell, of St. John, N.B. Educ: Fred-
ericton Gram. Sch. A contractor and
builder. Was an alderman for the city of
St. John for seven jrrs., dep. thayor for one
yr.; .warden of the mun. of the city and Co.
of St. John, for one yr. Mem. of the St.
John Bd. of Sch. Trustees for 12 yrs.; first
el. to Legis. at bye-el., 1904; re-el. at g. e.,
1908. Selected as Min. without portfolio
upon the formation of the Hazen Cabinet,
and was sworn in with the other ministers,
24 Mar., and el. Pres. of the Ex. Coun.
Address: St. John, N.B.

MAT, George Samuel; 6. Montreal. 18
Jan., 1858; s. of George May and Elizabeth
N. Cobb; m. Mattie Ehzabeth Taylor; two r.
Educ: Pub. Schs. and Coll. Inst., Ottawa;
member of the Pub. Sch. Board for 16 yrs.j
was chairman for two years; represented
Ottawa in the Ontario Legislature for four
years. Address: 306 Frank St., Ottawa.
Cli^s: National, Toronto; Laurentian, Hunt
Ottawa.

MATNABD, Hormidas, M.P.; b. St.
Leon, Que., 5 Aug., 1858; m. Marie. Anna
Milot. 31 Jan., 1883. Educ: in the Parish
Model School; has been Mayor of the parish
of St. Leon and Warden of the County;
first elected to the H. of C, 3 March. 1903.
re-elected 1904 and 1908. Liberal. Ad-
dress: St. Leon, Que.

MCALLISTER, D. H., B.A., M.D., M.P.;
6. Belleisle, N.B., 18 Jan., 1872; «. of Walter
and Margaret McAllister; m. 12 Jan., 1898,
Isabel Reid. EdtLc: Sussex High Sch..
Pictou Academy, Dalhousie and McGill
Univ. Alderman of Sussex, 1902-6; un-
successful candidate for Prov. Legislature,
1908; elected to the H. of C, 1908; Presby-
terian; Liberal. Address: Sussex, N.B.

McBBIDE, Hon. Richard, K.C., LL.B..
M.L.A., Premier of the Province of British
Columbia; 6. New Westminster, B.C., 15
Dec., 1870; s, of Arthur Hill and Mary
D'Arcy McBride; m. Margaret McGillivray;
five d. Educ: Public and High Schs., New
Westminster, B.C.; elec. to the B.C. Legis-
lature for the riding of Dewdney, 1898; in
1900-1901, Minister of Mines in Dunsmuir
Cabinet; Leader of Opposition, in 1902;
Premier of British Columbia, since June,
1903; his railway i>olicy received the over-
whelming endorsation of the electors of the
Province, Dec., 1909. Address: Victoria,
B.C.

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McCAUL, Alexander, M.P.; b. Charlotte-
ville, 21 Oct.. 1841; a. of David and Harriet
McCJoU, Scotch; m. 3 Oct., 1872, Sarah Mc-
Innis; one «. and three d. Mayor of Sim-
coe. 1893-94; first el. to H. of C. 1908;
Church of England; Coneervative. Addrett
Simcoe, Ont.

HIcCABT, WilUam John, M.L.A.: h.
Port Henry, N.Y.. 7 Aug.. 1872; «. of John
McCart and Flora Stark; m. Wilmina Steel;
three s. one d. Educ.: Berwick. Ont., and
Brockville Business Coll.; arrived in Canada
1883; elec. to Council of Glengarry and
Stormont, 1900; elec. member of Ont. Legis-
lature, 1902; defeated in 1905; re-elec. in
1908; engaged in mercantile business. Ad-
dress: Avonmore, Ont.

McCABTHT, Most Bev. Edward J.:
Archbishop of Halifax; b. Halifax, N.S., 25
Jan., 1850; t. of Patrick McCarthy and
Margaret McCarthy. Educ: Halifax and
Montreal. Ordained priest, 9 Sept., 1874;
consecrated Archbishop of Halifax, 9 Sept.,
1906. Address: Dresden Row, Halifax.

McCABTHT, Leighton Goldle, K.C.; 6.
Walkerton. Ont., 15 Dec., 1869; s, of John
Jj^h Golaie McCarthy and Francis Olivia
Irwm; m. Muriel Drummond Campbell.
Educ: Barrie Coll. Inst. A barrister. Was
pres. of the Osgoode Legal and Literary
Soc. El. to H. of C, at bye-elec. 1898;
re-el. at g. e., 1900, 1904; retired 1908.
Address: 45 Walmer Rd., Toronto. Clubs:
National, Ontario, Toronto; Rideau, Ot-

McCABTHY His Hon. Maltland; Coun-
ty Judge of Duflferin Co., Ont.; b. Oakley
Park, Dublin, Irel.. 5 May, 1838; «. D' Alton
& Zena McCarthy; m. Jennie F. Stewart;
three «. Educ: Barrie Gram. Sch. Came
to Can. with parents in 1846; commenced
practice of law, March, 1861; Reeve &,
Mayor of Orangeville for some years.
Apptd. Judge, 5 Feb., 1881. Address:
Orangeville, Ont.

McCABTHT, MaltUnd Stewart, B.A.,
M.P.; 6. Orangeville, Ont., 5 Feb., 1872;
s. of His Hon. Judge McCarthy, and Jennie
Frances Stewart (both Irish); m. 1900, Eva
Florence, d. of late James Watson, of Hamil-
ton, Ont.; two 8, one d. Educ: Trinity
Coll. Sch., Port Hope, and Trinity Univ.,
Toronto. Called to bar of Ontario, 1897.
Went West in 1903, and settled in Calgaiy,
Alta., in Sept. of that yr. El. at g. e., 1904
to H. of C. for Calgary; re-el. at t^. e., 1908.
A mem. of the corporation of Trmity Coll.
Sch. and of the Western Canada Coll.,
Calgary; chn. of the Amateur Ath. Assn.
for Alberta. Was offered the Cons, leader-
ship in Alberta, March, 1909, but declined.
Recreations: all outdoor sports. Church of
England; Conservative. Address: Calsary,
Alta. Clubs: Ranchmen's, Calgary; Rideau,
Ottawa.

McCLABE, Charles Herbert; architect;
6. Sackville, N.S., 15 Feb., 1861; s. of Josiah
McClare, and Annie S. McKay; m. Ella Ger-
trude Johnstone, of Halifax, N.S.; one t.
three d. Educ: Nova Scotia Pub. Schs.,
Lawrence Scientific Sch., Harvard Univ.,
Cambridge, Mass. Removed to Massachu-
setts, 1884. Has been a practising architect
since 1888, having erected many public and
private buildings from South Cfarolina to
Nova Scotia; Fellow o} the Boston Soc. of

Architects; mem. of the American Inst, of
Architects. El. sec. of the Canadian Club
of Boston, 1909. Recreation: farming. Ad'
dresses: 211 Pleasant St., Arlington, Mass.:
Lakelands, Hants, Mt. Uniacke, N.S. (sum-
mer); 649 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge,
Mass. (bus.)

McCLELAN, Hon. Abner Beid, D.C.L..
LL.D.; b. Hopewell, N.B., 1831; y. s.
of late Peter McClelan, a Justice of the
Court of Common Pleas; o. «. of Peter Mc-
Clelan, who, with Miss "Wilson, whom he
subsequently married, came to N.S. from
Londonderry, Ireland; m. Anna B., d. of
late W. J. Rdd, Collector of Customs at
port of Harvey. Educ: Mount Allison,
Sackville; Umv. of New Brunswick.
Elected to Provincial Parliament of N.B..
1854, and each subsequent election till
1867, when he resigned seat andportfolio of
Chief of Public "Works in the Government
to enter Senate of Canada. Lieut .-Gov. of
New Bnmswick, 1896-1902; a governor of
Mt. Allison Acad. Address: Riverside,
Albert County, N.B. Club: Union, St. John.

McCLUNG, Mrs. NelUc Letitia Mooneyt
b. Chatsworth, Ont., 20 Oct.. 1873; d. of
John Mooney and Letitia McCurdy of
Dundee, Scotland; m. 25 Aug., 1896, Rob-
ert Wesley McClung, Manitou, Man.; three
s, one d. Educ: Northfields Sch., Man.,
and (Collegiate Inst., Winnipeg; wrote short
stories for newspapers; editorials for Sunday
School periodicals; taught school for five
years previous to her marriage. Publica-
tions: "Sowing Seeds in Danny," published
in Canada, U.S. and England. Address:
Manitou, Man.

McCOIG, Archibald Blake, M.P.; b. Til-
bury East, Kent Co., 8 April, 1874; s. of
David McCoig and Christie Martin, both
Scotch; m. 26 Jan., 1898, Addie M. Dem-
arse, Chatham, Ont. ; one s. Educ : Tilbury
East, and Chatham Sch.; was alderman.
Chatham, 1900-4; elected to Ont. Legis-
lature, 1905; first el. to H. of C, 1908;
Presbyterian; Liberal. Address: Chatham,
Ont.

McCOLL, John B., M.P.; 6. Tp. Murray.
Co. Northumberland, Ont., 26 Jan.. 1861;
s. of John H. MoColl, and Martha McColl;
unmarried. Educ: Pub. Sch., Tp. Murray,
and High Sch., Trenton, Ont.; member of
Town O^uncil, Cobourp, one year; Deputy
Reeve, one year; commissioner of town trust ,
one year; Secretary, Separate Sch. Board,
six years; unsuccessful candidate for Nor-
thumberland W., 1896; elected to H. of C.
1900; re-el. 1904 and 1908; Catholic; Lib-
eral. Address: Cobourg, Ont.

McCONNELL, John Bradford, M.D..
CM., D.C.L.; 6. Chatham, Argenteuil Co.,
28 Aug., 1861; m. 1895, Theodora Lovell, d.
of Robert Miller; two «. four d. Educ:
McGill Univ. (M.D., 1873), Univ. of Bis-
hop's Coll. (D.C.L.. 1905). Apptd. to chair
of Botany in Faculty of Medicine, Univ. of
Bishop's Coll.; Chairs of Materia Medica,
Histology, Pathology, and Principle? and
Practice of Medicine; for many yrs. Vice-
Dean of the Faculty; now senior physician
Montreal Western Hospital, and for many
yrs. has been Medical Examiner for the
Aetna life Ins. Co. and Mutual life Ins.
Co. of Can. Was lieut. in the 11th Batt.,
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dght yrs. Addre9»: 234 Bishop St., Montreal.

McCONNELL, Richard Georse, B.A.;
Geologist; b. Chathain. Que., 26 March,
1867; 8. of Andrew McConnell, and Martha
Bradford; m. Jeannie T. Botterell; one 8.
one d. Educ.: Wanless Academy and Mc-
Gill Univ. For many years on staff of Geolo-
gical Survey; principally employed in ex-
ploring the Western and Northern parts of
Canada, and reporting on their resources;
Publications: reports. Recreationa: golf,
curling. Addre88: Edgehill, Rockcliffe, Ot-
tawa. Club8: Rideau and Golf, Ottawa.

McCOBKIIX, John Charles, B.C.L.;
Major, R.L., Canadian Militia; 6. Famham,
Que., 31 Aug., 1854; 8. Robert McCorkill
and Margaret Mdghen; m. Apphia Mary.
y. d. of Hon. E. Leonard, of London, Ont.
Educ.: McGUl Model, and Normal Sch., and
McGill Univ. Taught as assistant to Prin-
cipal, and as Principal under Protestant
Sch. Commissioners, Montreal; admitted to
bar, Jan., 1878; practiced in Montreal and
district of Bedford; unsuccessfully contested
Co. of Missisquoi as a Liberal in Provincial
General Elec., 1886; elec. in 1888, and 1897;
apptd. tQ Legislative Council for Bedford
District, in 1898; resigned 1903, to accept
office in the Government of the Province
as Treasurer, and to contest the vacant seat
of Brome; was elec. and re-elec. by acclam.,
1904; resigned in 1906; apptd. Puisne
Judge of Su^rior Court of Que., in the
District and City of Quebec. In the session of
1906, prepared the bills, revising the taxa-
tion laws (banks, corporations, successions,
etc.), whereby the revenue was so improved
that there was a surplus of one half million
without disposing of any timber lands.
Held a commission in the 5th Royal Scots
(now Royal lUghlanders), April, 1879; in
1887, retired witn rank of Major. Addre88:
Braeside, 189 Grande Allee, Quebec, and
Fairfield, Cowansville, Que. (summer).
Club8: St. James, Montreal; Clarrison,
Que.

McCOWAN, Alexander, M.L.A.; b. Scar-
boro Tp., York Co., 27 May, 1863; «. of
James W. McCowan and Martha Weir of
Lancashire, England; m. (1st) Georgianna
Ashbridge; (2nd) Mary Marshall; one 8.
one d. Educ: No. 8 Sch., Scarboro Tp.
Twenty-five years Secretary-Treas. of Scar-
boro Agric. Society; was four years Town-
ship Councillor; Secy.-Treas., Toronto Milk
Producers' Assn. for ^ht years; elec. to
Ont. Legis., 1906 and re-el., 1908 for East
York, bein^ the first Conservative elected
to the Legislature from that riding. Re-
creations: bowling and curling. Addreee:
20 Lyall Ave., Toronto, Ont.

McCBANEY, George Ewan, B. A., LL.B.
M.P.; b. Bothwell, Ont., 23 July, 1868; «.
of the late Daniel McCraney; m. 1906,
Elizabeth, d. of the late David Cowan,
Toronto. Educ: Up. Can. Coll. and Tor-
onto Univ.; called to the Ontario bar in
1896; practiced at Milton, Ont., and re-
moved to Sask., 1902; elected to the H. of
C. at bye-election, 6 Feb., 1906; re-elec.,
1908: Liberal; Presbyterian. Addreea:
Rosthem, Sask.

McCBEADY, John Ellas Blakeney: jour-
nalist; b. Penobsquis (near Sussex), N.B., 4
April, 1839; «. of Charies McCready and
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Jerusha Blakeney; m. (1st) Alice M. Freese
(dec 1883); (2nd) Louise, d. of Rev. Dr.
James Bennett, St. John; two a. three d.
Educ: Superior Sch., Penobsquis, and Ot-
tawa Business Coll.; early hfe spent on
farm; entered newspaper work, 1867; un-
successful candidate for H. of C, 1874;
Clerkship, H. of C, 1867-1872; Pres., Press
Gallery, Dominion Parliament, 1882; served
two terms as Coimcillor for Cardwell in
Municipal Council of Kings Co., N.B.; was
official assignee for Kings Co., under Insol-
vent Act., 1875-9; member of Senate of
Univ. of N.B., 1886-1893; editor Moncton
Tranacript^ 1882-3; St. John Telegraphr
1883-1893, and Charlottetown Guardian ,
1896 to date; Ottawa Correspondent, Tor-
onto Globe. 1881-1882. Addreea: Charlotte-
town, P.E.I.

McCUBDY. John Alexander Douslas,
M.E.; b. Baddeck, N.S., 2 Aug., 1886; «.
of Arthur W. McCJurdy and Lucy Obrine.
Educ: Baddeck Academy and Toronto
Univ.; a student of aviation; Inventor of
the "Silver Dart," and "Baddeck No. 2,"
both of which made several successful
flights in 1909. Addreaa: Baddeck, N.S.

McCUBBY, His Hon. Patrick; Judge
of the dist. of Parry Sound; 6.. Belfast, Irel.,
1838; m. 1864, Emily, d. of Hon. M. H.
Foley, of Guelph, Ont.; two «. three d.
Educ: St. Michael's Coll., Toronto. Ar-
rived Canada at an early age. Estbd. a
law practice in Guelph, 1861, and apptd.
Stipendia^ Magistrate, Judge of the Div.
Ct., and Rei^rar of dist. of Parry Sound
the samoyr.; apptd. to his present position
1898. Was chief promoter of Parry Sound
Colonization Ry. from Parry Sound to main
line of G. T. R., at Scotia, and was Pres. of
Co. until its amalgamation with the Can.
Atlantic Ry. Addreea: Parry Sound. Ont.

Mcdonald, His Hon. Herbert Stone,
M.A., D.C.L., Judge of the Co. Court of the
United Counties of Leeds and Grenville.
Ont.; 6. Gananoque, Ont., 23 Feb., 1842:
8. of Hon. John McDonald, Gananoque, and
Henrietta Maria McDonald; m. Emma
Matilda (deceased), d, of David Jones,
Registrar of the Co. of Leeds; one d. Called
to the bar, 1863; elec. to the Legislative
Assembly for Ont., March, 1871, for South
Leeds; apptd. Junior Judge of the Co. Court
in Oct., 1873, and Senior Judge, 1878.
Address: Woodlawn, Brockville, Ont.

Mcdonald, Hon. James, K.C., P.C.;
formerly Chief Justice of the Supreme Ct. of
Nova Scotia; Pres. Judge of the Vice Ad-
miralty Ct.; b. East River, Pictou Co., N.S.,
1 July, 1828; m. 1866, Jane, d. of late WU-
liam Mortimer. Educ: New Glasgow.
Called to bar of N.S., 1861; cr. Q.C., 1857.
Mem. of N.S. Leg. Ass., 1859-67; Chief Ry.
Gommr. for N.S., 1863-64; Financial Sec. in
Tupper Govt. First el. to H. of C, 1872:
apptd. Min, of Justice in 2nd Macdonald
Min., Oct., 1878; Chief Justice of N.S., 1881 ;
resigned, 1904, but retained Vice Admiralty
Judgeship. Addreas: 327 Quinpool Road,
HalSax, N.S. Club: HaUfax.

McDonald, Hon. William; Senator;
b. Inverness Co., JI.S., 1837; ». of Allan
and Mary McDonald of Invemessshire,
Scot.{ m. Catherine Maedonald; three «.
three d. Educ: St. Francois Xavier Coll..'^
Antigonish, N.S.; school teacher for six

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years; in commercial business for 14 years,
and public life, 37 years; has held several
Municipal, Provincial and Federal offices;
elec. to the H. of C. for Cape Breton, 1872,
1874, 1879. and 1882; was for several years
-Chairman of the Committee on Immigra-
tion and Colonisation; called to the Senate,
1884. Address: Glace Bay, C.B. Clubs:
R.C.B.Y.C„ Sydney, C.B.

McDOUGALD, Jolm; Commissioner of
Customs; b. Blue Mountain, Pictou Co.,
N.S., 13 March, 1848: s. of Dougald Mc-
Dougald, and Elizabeth Fraser; m. to Mar-
garet Jane McLeod of Westville, N.S.; two
s. Educ: Gram. Sch., New Glasgow, N.S.;
merchant; Justice of the Peace and Co.
Councillor for Pictou Co.; mem. of Par-
liament for Pictou from 1881 to 1896; apptd
Commr. of Customs, 1 May, 1896. Address:
149 Daly Av., Ottawa, Ont.

McEACHBAN, Duncan McNab, LL.D.,
D.V.S., F.R.C.V.S., Hon. Veterinary ad-
viser to the Government of Canada; 6.
Campbelltown, Argyleshire, Oct. 1841 ; o. s.
of David McEachran and Jean Blackney;
m. 1868, Esther, 3rd d. of T. Plaskett of St.
Croix, West Indies; one d. Educ: Edin-
burgh. Lectured for two yrs., 1862-3, at
Toronto on Veterinary Science, imder the
auspices of the Board of Agriculture of
Ontario; removed to Montreal, where he
inaugurated the Montreal Veterinary Col-
lege in connection with the Medical College
ofMoGill Univ., 1866, which, 1890, became
the Faculty of Comparative Medicine and
Veterinary Science, of which he became
Dean, and held that position till his retire-
ment, 1903: organised the Cattle Quarantine
System of Canada, which he has conducted
so successfully that contagious diseases of
animals are practically unknown in Canada,
1876; after twenty-cdx years he reaignea
the active duties of the position and bei^une
Hon. Veterinary Adviser to the Govern-
ment; has repeatedly represented Canada
at scientific congresses, at Baden Baden, at
London (Tuberculosis Congress, 1901), and
in all international discussions and ajsree-
ments bearing on animal diseases; President
of the New Walrond Cattle Ranch in the
Rocky Mountain region of Canada. Retired
from prof, work in 1909, to his model stock
farm at Ormstown, where he imports and
breeds Clydesdales. Publications: Hand-
book on the Diseases of Horses, 1866;
Notes of a Trip to Bow River, 1881 ; notes
of a visit to the Scientific Institutions of
France, Germany, and Denmark, 1898;
numerous scientific bulletins an Contagious
Diseases for the information of agriculturists
and stock-breeders, issued by tne Govern-
ment. Recreations: two or three months
annually in the Rocky Moimtalns. Ad-
dress: Ormsby Grange, Ormstown, Que.;
142 Notre Dame St., Montreal. Clubs: St.
James, Forest and Stream, Montreal Hunt;
Manitoba, Winnipeg.
McEYAT, Most Rev. Femis Patrick:
Archbishop of Toronto; b. Lindsay, Ont., 8
Dec., 1862; a. of Michael McEvay, and
Mary Lehane Educ: St. Michael's Coll.,
Toronto; Grand Seminary. Montreal. Or-
dained priest, 1882, with charge at Fenelon
Falls: later Rector of St. Peter's Cathedral.
Peterborough; Rector and Vicar General of
Hamilton, 1889; admin, of diocese 1894-5;

later was apptd. Bishop of London; Arch-
bishop of Toronto, 1908. Address: 610
Sherboume St., Toronto.

McETOT, Bernard; journalist and au-
thor: b. Birmingham, Eng., 7 Feb., 1842;
s. of Henry McEvoy^ Birmingham manu-
facturer, and Naomi McEJvoy. d. of T.
Lindley Greaves; m. Susan Isaoelle, d. of
W. J. Halmden, Plymouth, Eng.; seven s.
Educ: Birmingham, Eng. Trained as
mechanical engineer, but gravitated to
newspaper work; editorial position on
Toronto Mail and Empire, ten years; pub-
lishers' literary manager, about four years;
for the last three years on the staff of the
Vancouver DaUy Province: in 1899, went to
the United States to make a report on
institutions of technical education for the
Ontario Government; in England, 1906-6;
'correspondent of various Canadian
newspapers. Publications: Away from
Newspaperdom and other poems, 1898;
From the Great Lakes to the Wide West,
1902. Recreations: landscape painting.
Address: 12th Ave., W., Vancouver, B.C.

McEVOY, James, B.A.Sc. (McGill); 6.
Carleton Co., Ont., 7 Feb., 1862; s. of James
McEvoy, and Margaret Macnamara (both
of Ireland); m. Florence A. Ray, of Ottawa;
one d. Educ: Ottawa Coll., McGill Univ.
(grad. 1883). Joined Geological Survey
staff in 1886; served eight 3^rs. as asst. to
the late Dr. George M. Dawson; afterward
did geological explorations till 1901, when
became geologist for the Crow's Nest Pass
Coal Co., Ltd.; remained with Co. for seven
yrs. as geologist, land commr., and chief
engr.; became certificated colUery mgr. for
B.C. and Alberta, 1902; became British
Columbia land surveyor (B.C.L.S.,) 1904;
for the last two seasons has been examining,
testing, and reporting on coal properties in
Alberta for the (5erman Development Co.,
Ltd., and other work as consulting mining
engr. Mem. Canadian Mining Inst. Pub'
lications: Report on Yellow Head Pass
Route, and other reports of Geoloirical
Survey of Canada. Recreation: curling.
Addresses: 611 Jarvis St.; 26 Manning Ar-
cade. King St., Toronto (bus.). Club:
Canadian Alpine.

McFEE, Alexander; grain merchant; 6.
St. Chrysostome, Que.; «. Col. McFee, and
Catherine McNaughton. Educ: Beau-
hamois, Que., pub. schs., Coll. of St.
Timothee; Commercial Coll., Montreal. In
business with his father, a gen. merchant
at Beauhamois. Removed to Montreal,
1872, and estb. a grun business. Was
pres., Montreal Bd. of Trade, and was
present at coronation of King Edward VII,
and opening new bldg. of Chamber of Com-
merce, New York, in 1902. Was pres.
Com Exchange Assn. for two yrs. and
representative of that assn. on Bd. of
Harbor Commrs. for four yrs. Pres.,
Montreal Technical Inst.; mem. St. And-
rew's Soc., and Caledonian Soc. of Montreal.
Recreations: curling, golf. Address: 169
Stanley St., Montreal. Clubs: Canada,
Thistle Curling, Outremont Golf. Mon-
treal.

McGIBBON, Douglas Lome; Pres. Can-
adian (Consolidated Rubber Co., Ltd.; Vice-
Pres. and Man. Dir., The Canadian Rubber
Ck>. of Montreal, Ltd.; Pres.. LaRose Mining

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Co.; b. Montreal, 24 Nov., 1870; t. of the
late Major Alexander A. McGibbon and
Harriet Davidson; m. 1897, Ethelwyn Wal-
dock, of Woodstock, Ont. Edtu:.: Mon-
treal High Sch. Entered fire ins. business
at age of thirteen; removed to U.S. three
yrs. later and engaged in the coal business;
returned to Can., 1893, and settled in
Medicine Hat, N.W.T.; organized the Medi-
cine Hat Trading Co., 1895, becoming its
first man. dir. Ayptd. Purchasing Agent
of the Laurentide Pulp and Paper Co., of
Grande Mere, Que., 1897, promoted gen.
man., 1898. Apptd. gen. man.. The Can-
adian Rubber Co., of Montreal, Ltd., 1902;
mem. Montreal Bd. of Trade; Vice-Pres.,
Canadian Manufacturers' Assn., and dir.
in many Co's.; mem. Caledonian Soc; life
mem., St. Andrew's Soc.; mem. M.A.A.A.
Addresa: 20 Ontario Ave., Montreal. Clvba:
St. James, Canada, Royal Montreal Golf,
Racquet, Back River Polo, Montreal.

McGILL, Anthony, B.A., B.Sc. (Tor-
oronto), F.R.S.C, Chief Analyst, Dept. of
Inland Revenue, Ottawa; 6. Rothesay,
Buteshire. Scot., 18 April, 1847; «. of Rev.
A. McGill, M.A.. and Catherine Ross; m.
Mary Jane, d. of Capt. Stephen Davidson,
and g, d. of Rev. J. Davidson, Rector,
Barnard Castle; one «. three d. Came to
Canada, 1860, and educ. at Hamilton Gram.
Sch., Toronto Normal Sch., and University
Coll. Taught in pub. schs., 1866-1 S70;
fellow and tutor in chemistry at Univ.
Coll., Toronto. 1876-1878; Coll. Inst.,
Ottawa, 1882-1886; Asst. Analyst, Dept.
of Inland Revenue, Ottawa, 1886-1907;
Chief Analyst, 27 July, 1907. Publications:
Contributions to Proceedings, Royal and
other Soriptioc- Pri-ipr in Journal Soc. Chem.

Rea-' ' music, photography.

Addreea: '662 Maciaren St., Ottawa.

MeGIYEBN, Harold Buchanan, M.P..
Barrister-at-Law; 6. Hamilton, Ont., 4
Aug., 1870; «. of Lieut.-Col. Wm. McGivem,
ex-M.P., and Emma Counsell; m. Alice
Maude, d. of Hon. C. H. Mackintosh; one «.
Educ: Upper Canada Coll., and Osgoode
Hall; el. to H. of C. for Ottawa, at g. e.,
1908; Recreations: nearly all sports, espec-
ially cricket and football. Address: 361
Daly Ave., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Laur-
entian, Golf and Country. Ottawa; M.C.C.,
London, Eng.

McGOUN, Archibald. M.A., B.C.L.,
K.C.: Professor of Qvil Law, McGill Univ.,
Montreal, since 1888; b. Montreal, 15 Dec,
1853; s. of Archibald McGoun, a native of
Douglas, Lanarkshire, Scot., and Jane Mac-
kay, d. of Samuel Mackay of Ayr, Scot.; m.
1887, Abigail, d. of Thomas Mackay of
Toronto; one «. one d. Educ: McGill Univ.
Montreal; L'Ecole de Droit, Paris, France.
Twice President Univ. Literary Society.
1884-85; one of the founders of the Imperial
Federation League in Canada, 1885; dele-
gate to Imperial Federation Council in
London, 1886; Vice-Pres. of League (now
the British Empire League) in Canada;
Fellow R.C.I.; Chairman of meeting, Mon-
treal, to promote Free Trade within the
Empire, 1907; President Graduates' Soc,
McGin Univ., 1887; course of lectures on
Constitutional Law, 1897; now lectures on
Corporations and on Agency and Partner-
ship; Q.C. 1899; attorney as practising
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advocate for various commercial corpora-
tions; Pres. Political Econ. Club, Montreal.
1908-9. Publications: Federation of the
Empire, Address as President of University
Literary Society. 1884; Economic Study,
Commercial Umon with the United States,
with a word on Imperial Reciprocity. 1886;
A Federal Parliament of the British I^eople.
1890; article on Imperial Reciprocity in
Canadian Encyclopaedia; articles in The
Commonwealth, Ottawa. 1900-1; A Reven-
ue Tarifif within the Empire, 190S. Address:
Standard Building, 157 St. James St.. Mon-
treal.

McGBEGOB, Hon. James Drummond ;
senator; b. New Glasgow, N.S., 1 Sept*.
1838; s. of Roderick McGr^or and Janet
Chisholm; g. s. of Rev. James McGregor,
D.D., who came to Pictou in 1786, and was
the pioneer minister of Eastern N.S.; m.
(1st) 1867, Elizabeth McCk)ll, Guysboro,
Idee 1891); (2nd) 1894, Roberta Ridley,
Peterboro, Ont. A merchant and ship-owner;
twice elec to N.S. legislature and once
defeated; unsuccessful candidate for H. of
C, 1900; was twice Mayor of New Glasgow;
is a director of the Nova Scotia Steel and
Coal Ck>.. Ltd.; apptd. to the Senate, 24
April, 1903; Presbyterian; Liberal. Ad-
dress: New Gla^ow, N.S.

McGUIGAN, P. H.; Pres. of the F. H.
McGuigan Construction Co., Toronto; b.
Cleveland, O., 1850. Eijtered Ry. service,
1863 as water boy Erie & Pittsburg div.
Pennsylvania Rd., since which he has held
consecutively to 1874, various minor posi-
tions same rd.; roadmaster same rd., 1874-
80; foreman construction train St. Louis 4
Omaha div. Wabash Rd., 1880; division
roadmaster same rd., 1880-65; fen. road-
master lines west of Mississippi River, 1885-
88; supt. Western div. same rd. at Kansas,
Mo., 1888-96; gen. supt., G.T. Ry., 1896-02;
manager, 1902-05; fourth vice-pres., 1905-
08; organized the F. H. McGuigan Con-
struction Ck)., and has contract for building
lines in Western Ontario for Prov. Hydro-
Electric Comn. Address: Ck)ntinental Life
Bldg., Toronto.

McGUIBE, George Albert, D.D.8., M.L.
A.; b. Mount Forest, Ont., 7 April, 1871; s.
of George McGuire and Henrietta Gardiner;
m. Jennie McLean; two d. Educ: Mt.
Forest, and Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore.
Removed to B.C. in 1892, where he has
since practised dentistry. El. to B.C. Leg.,
Feb., 1907. Recreations: tennis, shooting,
horseback riding. Address: 2031 West-
minster Av., Vancouver, B.C. Clubs:
Western, Vancouver; Union, Victoria.

McGITIBE, Hon. Thomas Horace, LL.
D.; 6. Kingston^ Ont., 21 April, 1849; •. of
James B. McGmre, and Mary Brady (both
Irish); m. 1877, Mary Victory, «. d. of John
Cunningham, Kingston. Educ: Kingston
Coll. Inst., and C^ieen's Univ. Called to
bar of Ont., 1875; Q.C., 1833; Judge of the
Supreme Ct. of the N.W.T., 1887; later
Chief Justice, but retired, 1903. Was an
alderman of Kingston; Pres., of the Mech.
Inst., and of several Catholic Socs. Edited
the Kingston Daily News, and also Canadian
Freeman. Before apptd. Chief Justice, was
stationed at Dawson, Y.T. Now Chn. of
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dress: Prince Albert, Bask.
McHUGH, Hon. George; senator; 6.
C5o. of Victoria, Ont., 7 July, 1846; «. of
Peter McHugh and Ann Walker; m. Mar-
garet d. of James O'Neill, of Peterborough;
two 8. one d. Member of pub. sch. Bd. for
some years; member of Separate Sch. Bd.,
Town of Lindsay, and Chairman for several
years; has been Pres. of Reform Assn. of
South and West Victoria; elec. member of
the H. of C, 1896; defeated at g. e., 1900;
called to the Senate, 21 Jan., 1901. Ad-
dreaa: Lindsay, Ont.
McHUGH, His Hon. Michael Andrew;
County Court Judge of the Co. of Essex; b.
Maidstone Cross, Essex Co., Ont., 19 Feb.,
1863; 8. Patrick and Cathenne McHugh; m.
Marie Louise Cottee, d. of the late James
Cottee, London; four «. two d. Admitted
to the bar, 1879; in partnership with Hon.
J. C. Patterson; Minister of Militia, with
Government of Sir John Thompson. Re-
creation: bowling. Address: Windsor, Ont.
Clu6: Windsor.
McILWBAITH, Miss Jean N.; d. of
Thomas and Mary McUwraith. JSduc.:pub.
schs. and Ladies' Coll., Hamilton; studied
singing afterwards in London, and also
modem literature in correspondence class
of Queen Margaret's Coll., Glasgow; first
work published in 1896; last in 1904; since
then doing editorial work in New York.
Publications: Shakespeare for Young People
1898; Canada, Children's Study, 1899;
The Span o' Life (with Wm. McLennan),
1899; a book about Longfellow, 1900; The
Curious Career of Roderick Campbell, 1901 ;
The Life of Governor-General Sir Frederick
Haldimand (Makers of Canada), 1904. Re-
creations: cycling, boating, swimming, golf,
etc. Address: 160 Waverly Place, New
York.
McINNIS, John Kenneth; b. Strathroy,
P.E.I., 29 April, 1854; s. of John Mclnnis
and Isabel Ross; m. Jane Carr, Rustico,
P. E. I. ; four s. three d. Educ. : District Sch.
and Charlottetown Central Academy; Sch.
teacher in P.E.I. , and in Sask.; editor and
proprietor the Regina Standard^ since 1891 ;
operates several farms in Regina District,
making specialties of grain and stock; was
independent candidate for H. of C. in 1896,
against late Nicholas Flood Davin, resulting
in a tie, returning officer giving casting vote
to Mr. Davin. Address: Regina, Sask.
McINNES, William, B.A.. F.G.S.A.;
geologist; b. Fredericton, N.B., 1858; s. s.
of John Mclnnis and Rachel Jane, d. of
Wm. McBeath. Educ: Collegiate Sch.,
Fredericton; Univ. of N.B.; joined Geolo-
gical Survey of Canada, 1861, as Assistant
Geologist; now Geologist, Dept. of Mines;
extensive explorations in new Ontario lying
between Fort William and Manitoba boun-
dary. Puhlications: repoTtB. Address: Vic-
toria. Chambers, Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau,
Golf, Ottawa.
McINNES, His Hon. William Wallace
Bums, B.A.; b. Dresden, Ont., 8
April, 1871, s. of Hon. Thomas R. (deceased)
and Martha E. Mclnnis; m. Dorothea B.
Young, of Victoria, B.C., Nov. 7, 1894;
one 8. one d. Educ: Toronto Univ. and
Osgoode Hall; mem. H. of C, 1896-1900;
M.L.A., British Columbia, and Provincial

Secretary, 1900-1906; Commissioner of the
Yukon, 1906-1907; County Judge Co. of
Vancouver, B.C., from April, 1909. Address:
Vancouver. Club: Tenmnal City and Com-
mercial, Vancouver, B.C.
McINTYBE, Alexander Eraser, K.C.; b.
Williamstown, Glengarry, Ont., 26 Dec.,
1847; 8. of Dstniel Eugene Mclntyre, M.D.,
and Annie Eraser, d. of Col. the Hon. Alex-
ander Eraser, of Fraserfield, Glengarry; m.
5 Sept., 1877 to Helen Sandfield Macdonald
(dec?), d. of Ronald Sandfield Macdonald,
Esq., of Lancaster, Glengarry; two s. three
d. Educ: Gram. Sch., Cornwall, Univ. of
McGill, Montreal, and Osgoode Hall, Tor-
gnto; served as Captain in No. 3 Co., Corn-
wall Infantry; on the frontier, 1866; elec.
as an Independent Liberal to the Leg. Ass.
of Ont., in 1875, but unseated on petition;
unsuccessful Liberal candidate for Ottawa,
for H. of C, 1882 and 1887; eleven years
Pres. of Liberal Assn. of Ottawa; Pres.
Young Liberal Assn. of Ontario, at Toronto.
1885, and Vice-Pres. Dominion Liberal
Assn., Montreal, 1868. Recreations: fishing
and snooting. Address: Ottawa, Ont.

McINTYBE, His Hon. Duncan John,
K.C!., Junior Judge for the Co. of Ontario;
b. Tiree, Argyleshire, Scot., 22 Oct., 1841; «.
of John Mclntjo-e, and Margaret Mclntyre;
m. (Ist) Margaret M., d, of R. F. Whitesior;
(2nd) Ethel M., d. of J. W. Jenney, of
Southampton; one s. two d. Arrived in
Can., 1847, and educ. at pub. sch. in the tp.
of Mariposa and Toronto Gram, and Normal
Schs. Taught sch. for three yrs.; called
to the Bar, 1871, and commenced practice
of his profession in Lindsay, Ont. ; mem. of
Ont. Leg. Ass., 1883-6; apptd. Police Magis-
trate of Lindsay, 1892; cr. Q.C., 1890; apptd
Jimior Judge, Co. of Ont., 10 Sept., 1898.
Address: Whitby, Ont.

McINTYBE, Gilbert Howard, M.P.; 6.
St. Mary's, Ont., Deputy Speaker of the
Canadian H. of C; s. of George Mclntyre
and Mary Howard f m. Belva, d. of Wm.
Stevenson, Maple Bank, Guelph, Ont.; one
8. Educ: St. Mary's Gram. Sch,; el. mem.
for South Perth to H. of C, 1904; re-el.
1908; el. Deputy Speaker of the House, 1908
a Methodist; a Liberal. Address: St.
Mary's, Ont.

McISAAC, Colin Francis, K.C; member
of National Transcontinental Ry. Com-
mis&don; b. Antigonish, N.S., 1854; s. of
Donald Mclsaac and Katherine McGillivray
m. Mary Helena Houlett of Halifax, N.S.;
three s. two d. Educ: St. F. X. Coll.,
Antigonish, N.S., admitted to the bar, 1880;
elected to the Provincial Assembly of N.S.,
in 1886, 1890 and 1894; apptfJ. member of
Executive Govt, without portfolio in 1891;
resigned in 1895 to contest Antigonish Co.
at bye election for H. of C. on death of Sir
John Thompson in 1895; elected then and
at gen. elections of 1896, 1900 and 1904.
Apptd. Com. of Nat. Trans. Ry., in 1905.
Address: 255 Cooper St., Ottawa. Club:
Rideau, Ottawa.

McKAY, Alexander; b. Hamilton, Ont.,
19 April, 1843: s. of William McKay and
Jane Reid; m. CJatherine Marshall, of Barton
Tp., Ont.; two s. two d. Educ: Pub. Schs.,
Hamilton. Was alderman for Hamilton.
1879-1885; Mayor, 1886, 1887. Mem. of
Dominion H. of C, 1887-1896; retired

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voluntarily, 1896. Now Inspector, His
Majesty's Customs. Address: 42 Grove
Av., Hamilton. Cliths: Hamilton, Royal
Hamilton Yacht, Jockey.

McKAT, Alexander Charles, B.A.. LL.
D.; 6. Beamsville, Ont., 2 June, 1861; s. of
Alexander John McKay and Susan Mc-
Cordick; m. Eleanor Price; two s. one d.
Mathematical Master of Port Hope High
Sch.; also Up. Can. Coll. and Jameson Av.
Coll. Institute, Toronto; Fellow in Physics,
Univ. of Toronto; Lecturer in Physics
(Med. Fac.) Univ. of Toronto; Prof, of
Mathematics and Physics, McMaster Univ.,
Toronto; Chancellor of McMaster Univ.,
1905^ member of Educational Coimeil of
Ont.; mem. of Advisory Council, Education-
al Department of Ontario. Publications:
several elementary text books on Mathe-
matics. Address: 13 Prince Arthur Ave.,
Toronto.

JUcKAY, His Hon. John; Jxmior Judge
District of Thunder Bay; b. Tp. of Syden-
ham, Co. of Grey, Ont., 27 Feb., 1863; «.
of Angus and Ehzabeth McKay; m. Annie
Langston; two «. two d. Educ: Coll. Inst.,
Owen Sound and Brant ford; called to the
bar, 1887; practiced law at Sault St. Marie,
Ont., from 1887 to 1909, during which time
was actively identified with the mining and
railway interests of the District of Algoma,
and Secretary of the Ontario, Hudson Bay
and Western Railway Co.; the Manitoulin
and North Shore Mining Association, and
Pres. of the Algoma Sunday Sch. Assn.
Address: Port Arthur, Ont,

McKAY, Hon. Thomas; senator; h.
Pictou, N.S., 8 Jan., 1839; «. of late Wm.
McKay, Sutherlandshire; m. 1868, Jessie, d.
of the late John Blair, Truro. Educ:
Pictou; a merchant; elec. to the H. of C,
1874; unseated on petition, but re-elec.
and sat from Dec., 1874, to May, 1881;
called to the Senate, Dec., 1881; Conserva-
tive. Address: Truro, N.S.

McKENNA, James Andrew Joseph; b.
P.E.I., 1 Jan., 1862; s. of James McKenna
and Rose Duffy, of Ireland; m. Mary
Josephine Ryan; three s. five d. Educ:
St. Dunstan's Coll., P.E.I. ; on leaving Coll.,
engaged in journalistic work; entered Ind-
ian Service of the Canadian Government in
1886; was for a time assistant secretary to
the late Sir John Macdonald; in 1897 acted
for the Dominion Grovemment in effecting
an arrangement with the Government of
British Columbia for the adtniniatration of
the Railway Belt lands; was one of the
Commissioners who, in 1899, made the
treaty with the Indians under which the
Peace River and Athabasca country was
surrendered to the Crown, and in 1906,
negotiated the treaty under which the
Indians relinquished their claims to the
country about Buffalo Lake, Churchill
River and Reindeer Lake; was Commis-
sioner for the settlement of the claims of the
half-breeds of the North-West in 1900 and
1901; drafted the Act, now in force, which
consolidated and amended the laws in
respect to the public lands of Canada.
Publications: The Hudson Bay Route,
1908;" "Sir John Thompson, a study;"
"Canada's Indian Policv;" "The Indians of
Canada," and other essays in magazines
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and reviews. Address: P.O. Box 1287. Win-
nipeg, Man.
McKENZIE, Donald Duncan, K.C..
M.P.; 6. Lake Ainslie, C.B., 8 Jan., 1869; s.
of Duncan McKenzie and Jessie McMilhem;
m. Florence N. McDonald; one «. A bar-
rister-at-law; admitted to bar of N.S., in
1889; created K.C., 1908; was Judge of
County Court of N.S., from 1905 to 1908;
M.L.A. of N.S. from 1900 to 1904; elec. to
the H. of C. 1904 and 1908; mayor of
North Sydney, N.S., from 1898 to 1904.
Address: North Sydney, C.B.

McKEOWN, Harrison Andrew, B.A.,
LL.B., K.C., M.L.A.; 6. St. Stephen, N.B.,
28 Nov., 1863; a. of Rev. H. Mc-
Keown and Elizabeth Harrison; m. Edith
A. Perkins, d. of George Perkins. Educ:
Univ. of Mt. Allison, Sackville, N.B.; Tor-
onto Univ. Was first elected to the Pro-
vincial Legislature, 1890, representing St.
John City and County; became a member
of the Government of New Brimswick, 1899.
entering the Cabinet without portfolio;
Atty. Gen. for N.B., 1907-8; re-el. at g. e.
1908, but resigned portfolio on defeat of
Robinson Ministry; admitted to the bar of
New Brunswick, 1884; practises law in St.
John. Address: St. John, N.B. Chib:
Union, St. John.

McKEBGOW, John; mem. of the firm
of A. A. Ayer & Co., Ltd., wholesale pro-
vision merchants, Montreal; b. Berkshire
Co., England, 1847; m. 1868, Laura Goadby.
five s. two d. Educ: Model Sch., Montreal.
Brought to Can. by his parents when about
two years of age. Entered Stores Dept.,
of the G. T. R. at age of sixteen. Ekitered
firm of Messrs. A. A. Ayer <fe Co., Ltd.,
1868; made a partner, 1872. El. pres.,
Montreal Bd. of Trade, 1897. Apptd.
Sch. Conmir. of Westmount, 1901; Cfhmn.
of the Bd. of Sch. Commrs., 1907; Pres.,
Montreal Lumber Co.; dir. Sun Life Insur.
Co., Laprairie Brick Co. Recreation: bowl-
ing. Address: 13 Rosemount Av., Montreal.
Clubs: Montreal. Canada.!.

McKINI^Y, Hon. Duncan E.; mem. of
U.S. House of Representatives for 2nd Dist.
of California; 6. Orillia, Ont., 6 Oct., 1862;
married; four c. Educ: until twelve yrs.
of age at Orillia Pub. Sch. Learnt trade of
carriage painter and worked in Flint, Mich.;
at 21 yrs. of age went to San Francisco, and
worked at his trade until 1884; spent one
yr. at Sacramento, then moved to Santa
Rosa, where he stiidied law while carrying
on his business as carriage painter. Ad-
mitted to the bar of California, 1892; elector
at large on the Republican ticket in Mc-
Kinley's first Presidential campaign, 1896;
apptd. by President McKinley as asat. U.S.
Attorney at San Francisco, 1901. El. to
59th Congress; re-el. to 60th and 61st.
Address: The Capitol, Washington, D.C.;
San Francisco, Cal., U.S.A.

McKINNON, Robert Lachlan, B.A..
LL.B.; 6. Wellington County, Ont., 5 Jan.,
1872; a. John and Annie McKinnon; m.
Annie W. Fleminisr; one s. Educ: Public
Schs., Coll. Inst., Guelph and Owen Sound;
Toronto Univ. and Law Sch.; Osgoode
Hall, Toronto. Barrister, etc.; in practice
of law at Guelph since 1898; examiner at
law sch. of Law Soc. of Un. Can., 1905-09.
Address: College Heights, Guelph, Ont.

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Mcknight, Robert: Registrar of Deeds
for North Grey; h. Kilkeel, Co. Down, Irel.,
24 Oct., 1836; «. of Robert McKnight and
Eliza Gray; widower; three «. two d. Educ:
Irish National Schs. Arrived Canada, 16
_ June, 1856. Engaged in a sawmill for two
vrs.; taught sch. six yrs.; later in gen.
business twenty-^ht ^rrs. Unsuccessful
candidate for H. of C. twice, and Leg. Ass.
once. Apptd. Registrar, 10 Nov., 1876.
A school trustee for thirty yrs. Recreations:
horticulture, bookkeeping, pheasant breed-
ing. Addreae: Owen Sound, Ont.

McLAGAN, Mrs. Sara Anne; b. Ireland,
1856; d. of John Maclure and Martha Mc-
Intyre; reUct of John Campbell McLagan,
who died 1903; one ». three d. Came to
Canada with her parents in 1866; Educ: at
New Westminster, B.C. Father was one of
pioneer surveyors in British Columbia and
with Royal Engrs. assisted in first telegraph
construction. Husband estabd. Vancouver
World, in 1886, and on his demise, Mrs.
McL«gan became pres. of the World Print-
ing and Publishing Co., and for four yrs.
managed the paper. An active mem. of the
Women's Council in Vancouver, and pres.
three yrs.; Prov. Vice-Pres. for B.C. for
three 3rrs. and sole Provincial del. to Nat-
ions^ Coimdl meetings. Organised the
Local Coimcil of Women in New West-
minster; assisted in oii^anising the Art His-
torical Scientific Assn., the Young Women's
Christian Assn., the first Chapter of the
Daughters' of the Empire and the Victorian
Order of Nurses at Vancouver. Addrett:
"Hazelbrae," Claybum, B.C.

McLAY, Walter Scott WUUams, M.A.;
6. Bryanston, Middlesex Co., Ont., 19 Dec.,
1870; •. of Dr. and Mrs. A. McLay, Wood-
stock, Ont.; m. Margaret d. of Sir
John A. Boyd, K.C.M.G.. Chancellor of
Ontario: one a. two d. Ediic.: Woodstock
Coll.; Univ. of Toronto, Harvard Univ.;
Lecturer in Enghsh, 1894; Professor, 1901;
Dean in Arts, 1905, McMaster Univ.. Tor-
onto. Address: 3 Sultan St., Toronto.

McLEAN, LIeut.-CoL Hush Havelock,
K.C., M.P.; h. Fredericton, N.B., 22 March,
1855; s. of Lauchlin McLean and Sophia
March; w*. 1879, Jennie Porteous; two «.
one d. Educ: Fredericton Gram. Sch. A
barrister-at-law; PreSy^ New Brunswick
Southern Ry. Co., the Fredericton Ry. Co.,
Carleton Electric Light Co., the Grand Falls
Water Power & Boom Co., the New Bruns-
wick Prov. Rifle Assn., and the Alexander-
Gibson Ry. and Mfg. Co.; vice-pres., St.
John Ry. Co., the New Brunswick Fish and
Game^Corporation, the New Brunswick Ry.
Co.; dir. and treas. of the St. Andrew's Land
Co., the St. John Bridge and Ry. Extension
Co., the Algonquin Hotel Co., the Ingle-
wood Pulp and Paper Co. For several yrs.
commanded the 62nd St. John Fusiliers as
Lt.-Col.; has been Lt.-Col. commanding 12
Infan. Biig. since 1892; was Capt. and Adjt.
of the N.B. and P.E.I. Provisional Batt.,
raised at the time of the North West Re-
bellion; conmuuided the Maritime Prov.
Brig, at the Que. Tercentenary; first el. to
H. of C. 1908. Address: St. John, N.B.
Clubs: Union, Golf, St. John; St. James,
Mount Royal, Montreal; Rideau, Ottawa.

McIiEABr. Munro Young, M.P.; b. Dum-
fries, Waterloo, Co. Ont., 7 Feb., 1846.

Educ: pub. sch., Ayr. Waterloo'Co.; learned
trade of printer in Paris, Ont.; has edited
and published Huron Expositor, 'Seaforth,
for 39 years; served one term in the Ontario
Leg.f and has at varioua times filled all
mimidpal positions from sch. trustee to
Mayor; first el. to H. of C. at bye-elec., Jan..
1908; re-el. at g. e., 1908. Address: Se&iorth,
Ont.

McLEAN, Simon James* M.A., LL.B.,
Ph.D.; 6. Quebec, 14 Jime, 1871; s.
of James and Mary McLean; m. Helen
Baillie, d. of the late John Lorn McDougall.
first Auditor Gen. of Canada; one s. one d.
Educ: Quebec; Cumberland, Ont.; Ottawa;
Univ. of Toronto, Chicago Univ., Chicago,
111., New York. Prof of Economics,
Univ. of Arkansas, 1897-1902; head of
the Dept. of Economics and Social
Science, Leland Stanford Junior Univ.,
1902-06; Assoc. Prof, of Political Economy,
Toronto Univ., 1906-08; has speciaUaed m
Economics of Transportation; presented a
special report to the Hon. A. G. Blair, Min.
of Rjrs. and Canals, on the question of Ry.
Conm. Lefpislation, 1898-99; conducted the
investigation, as commr., on Ry. Rate
grievances in Canada, th^ report of which
led to the organization of the Bd. of Ry.
Commrs., 1901-02; acted as export agt. for
the U.S. Bureau of the Census and the
Interstate Commerce Conm. in charge of
Ry. valuation in Pacific Coast States, 1904-
06; apptd. a mem. of the Bd. of Ry. Com-
mrs. for Canada, Sept., 1908. Publications:
articles dealing with problems of trans-
portation and commerce contributed to
various periodicals in Canada. U.S.,
England, and Belgium; also articles on
transportation and other subjects to the
Montreal SUxr, Manitoba Free Press, Tor-
onto Olobe. Address: 220 Argyle Ave.,
Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Country, Ottawa;
University, Toronto,

McLENNAN, Prof. John Cunningham.
B.A., Ph.D.. F.R.S.C., F.A.A.S.;6. Ingersol
Ont.j 14 April, 1867; «. of David McLennan
of Aberdeenshire, Scot., and Barbara Cun-
nigham of Ayrsfciire, Scot. Educ: Univ.
of Cambridge; Professor of Physics and
Director of the Physical Laboratory, Univ.
of Toronto; Demonstrator in Physics, 1892-
to 1902; Assoc. Prof, of Physics, 1902-1907;
Director, 1904; Professor, 1907; Secretary
of Univ. Alumni Assn., 1900 to 1908; Sec-
retary of Faculty Union, 1900. Recreation:
golf. Address: The Dean's House, Univ. of
Toronto, Toronto. Club: Golf, Toronto.

McLENNAN, Roderick; contractor; b
Woodstock, Ont., 19 March, 1866; s. of
Alexander McLennan and Mary Mclnnes;
m. 1895, liizzy McDonald, of Seaforth. Ont..
two «. two d. Educ: Seaforth High Sch;
Settled in Manitoba in 1896, and has been
engaged as contractor since. Recreations:
lacrosse, curling. Address: 219 Colony St.,
Winnipeg, Man. Club: Commercial, Win-
nipeg.

McLEOD, Clement Henry» B.Sc, Ma.E.,
F.R.S.C.; Vice-Dean of the Faculty of
Applied Science, McGill Univ.; 6. Cape
Breton, N.S., 20 Jan., 1861; s. of Isaac
McLeod and Euphemia Laurence. Educ:
Model and Normal Schs, Truro; McGill Univ.
(grad. from Faculty of Applied Sc, 1873).
Apptd. asst. engr. in charge of construction

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on Intercolonial Ry., and later res. engr.
construction P.E.I. Ry.; engr. of pub. wks.
in Newfoundland. Apptd. Supt. of the
Observatory at McGill Univ., 1874; Prof,
in the Faculty of Applied Sc. 1888; Vice-
Dean, 1908. Sec. Can. Soc. of Civil Engrs.
since 1887. Fellow of the Royal Astrono-
mical Soc., PublicationB: Transit of Venus,
1882; a re-determination of the longitudes
of Montreal and Cambridge and of Montreal
and Toronto. Contributions to the Trans-
actions of the R.S.C. on astronomical,
meteorological and physical subjects, and
to Can. Soc. of Civil Engrs. Recreations:
all athletic sports. Addreee: McGill Univ.,
Montreal. Club: University, Montreal.

McLEOD, Hon. Ezekiel: Judge Sup-
reme Ct., and Judge, Vice-Admiralty, N.B.;
6. 29 Oct.. 1840. Educ: High Sch., Cald-
welL King's Co., N.B.; Harvard. Called to
the bar, 1868; cr. Q.C., 1882. Mem. Prov.
Legis., 1882-«6; Attorney-Gen., 1882-83.
Mem. of the H. of C, 1891-96; a Senator of
the Univ. of N.B. Addreea: St. John, N.B.
Clvb: Union, St. John.

McLEOD. Henry CoUingwood: banker,
h. New London, P.E.I. ; «. of Capt. John
McLeod. Educ: Charlottetown; commen-
ced business in a law office, and then joined
the staff of the Bank of P.E.I., later Bank
of B.N.S., when it absorbed the Bank of
P.E.I.: mgr. of different branches of the
Bank in the U.S.; became gen, gmr. of the
Bank on the resignation of Mr. Fyshe, in
1897; removed gen. mgr's. office from Hali-
fax to Toronto; one of the aggressive forces
in Canadian banking; formerly Vice-Pres.
of the Can. Bankers' Assn. Resigned gen.
managership, Jan., 1910, but continues as
director. Publicaiione: Pamphlet favouring
an independent audit by Govt. Inspectors
of all banks. Recreation: yachting, motoring
Address: 8 Beaumont Rd., Rosedale, Tor-
onto. Clvhs: Toronto, National, Toronto.

McLEOD, Hon. Harry Fulton, B.A.,
M.L.A.; Solicitor General of New Bnms-
wick; h. Fredericton, N.B., 14 Sept., 1871;
«. -of Rev. Joseph McLeod, D.D., and Jane
McLeod; m. 1908, Ina F.. d. of Major W.
Merserean. Educ: Univ. of N.B.; Mayor of
Fredericton. 1907-8; Major 71st Kart.;
Grand Master, L.O.L., N.B., 1906-7. Un-
successful can. for Legis. at g. e.. 1903; el.
for York Co., at g. e.. 1908. A Baptist;
Conservative. AMress: Fredericton, N.B.

McMAHON, Mrs. Margherita Arllna; 6.
St. Stephens, N.B.. 29 Apr., 1871; d. Rufus
La Fayette and Almenia Spencer Hamm.
Educ: Convent of the Sacred Heart, Carle-
ton, N.B.; Emmerson Coll., Boston; New
York Univ. Law Sch., Royal Coll., Hong-
Kong; summer lecture course, Oxford, Eng.;
m. Aug. 1, 1902, John Robert McMahon.
Newspaper reporter and author since 1887;
traveled in U.S., Hawaii and W. Indies in
'90s for Sun, Herald and Mail, New York;
later visited Japan, China, India, Egypt
and Russia for same pai>er8; made maps for
Gec«. Soc; war corr. Chinese-Japanese War
and Spanish-Am. War; also mil. nurse with-
out salary; made hon. mem. of several
regiments; decorated by Pres. Palma of
Cuba; was comm'r to England for Atlanta
Exp'n. Mem. Geoip^. socs., London, and
Hong-Kong; was hbrarian Medico-L^al
Soc., New York; mem. Am. Civics Club, '
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Coll. Woman's Club, Professional Woman'»
League; hon. v.-p. Writers' Club, London.
Protestant ; Episcopalian. Contb'r. to mags
Publicaiions: Chinese Legends, 1893; Corean
Journeys, 1893; Manila and the Philippines,
1897; Porto Rico, 1898; Life of Dewey,
1898; American New Possessions, 1898;
Christmas Poems, 1900; Eminent Actors in
their Homes, 1902; Builders of the Republic
1902; Ghetto Silhouettes, 1902; Famous
Families, of New York, 1903. Address:
The Independent, New York.
McMICHAEL. Isaac: Gen. Mgr. of the
Gt. North West Tel. Co. of Canada; b,
Brantford, Ont., 7 Jan., 1840, a. James and
Caroline McMichael; m. Mai^aretta P.
Brock, Cleveland, Ohio; one s. one d.
Educ: Brantford, Ont., in 1856 he entered
the service of the Bufifalo and Lake Horun
Ry. Co., remaining until 1860; from this
date until 1865, was engaged in U.S. Mil-
itary Telegraph service in Missouri, Arkan-
sas, and Indian Territory; from 1865, until
1903, in service of the Western Union Tel.
Co in the United States, and from 1903 to
date, manager of the Great North West
em Tel. Co., at Toronto. Address: 123 St.
Clair Ave.. 'Toronta. Clubs: National, and
R.C.Y.C., Toronto.

McMICHAEL, Solon William, I.S.O.; b.
Waterford, Ont., 18 Nov., 1848; s. of Aaron
McMichael, J. P., and Emily Campbell; m.
1873. Josephine, d. of Charles Shoemaker,
of Muncy, Pa., U.S.A.; one «. one d. Educ:
Simcoe Gram. Sch. Chief and General Ins-
pector of Customs; entered Canadian Cus-
toms, 1873; apptd. Financial Inspector of
C\i8toms for the Dominion, 1885; Chief
Inspector of Customs for Canada, 1894;
member of the Board of Customs, 1895;
Chief and General Inspector, 1909; was
CaiMtain in the Duffmn Rifles of Canada.
1882-5; created a companion of the Imperial
Service Order, 1903. Address: 101 St.
Geoige St., 'Toronto. Clubs: National,
Lambton Golf and Coimtry; Can. Military
Institute, Toronto.

McMillan, Hon. Donald, M.D.. sena-
tor; b. Tp. of Lochiel, Co. Glengarry, Ont.,
5 March, 1835; «. of Duncan McMiUain ana
Mary McDonell; m. Amy Ann, d. of the late
Amasa Lewis, J.P., Avhnw, Ont.; seven a.
five d. Educ: Lochidl, by private tuition;
Victoria Coll., Toronto; grad. in medicine
in 1865; was for many years on town, town-
ship and county council; apptd. Coroner, in
1869; apptd. to the Senate in Jan., 1884;
is a director of the Trusts Guarantee Co.,
Toronto, and of the Merchants' JFlre Ins.
Co., of Toronto; a life member of the Celtic
Soc. of Montreal, and of the Gaelic Soo.,
Toronto. Address: AiexBndnsk, Ont.

McMILlJiN, J. A., M.P.; b. Alexandria.
Ont., 11 June, 1874; s. of Duncan McMillan
and Julia Campbell (both Scotch); m. 1906,
Flora McDonald. A furniture merchant.
El. to Ont. Legis. for Glengarry, Jan^ 1906.
First el. to H. of C. at g. e., 1908. A Roman
Catholic. liberal. Ad^fress: Alexandria.
Ont.

McMULLEN, Hon. James; senator; b,
Co. Monaghan, Ireland, 29 Nov., 1836; a.
Archibald and Mary Jane .McMullen; m.
Mary Ann Dunbar, Guelph, 28 Sept., 1858:
three s. and one d. Educ: Pub. Sen. ana
Gram. Sch., Fergus. Ont.; arrived in Canada

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12 June, 1843; wa? Councillor and Reeve of
Mount Forest several years; director and
Vice-Pres., Georgian Bay and Wellington
Ry.; director Grand Trunk, Geornan Bay
and Lake Erie Ry.; director and Vice-Pres.
Dominion Life Assurimce Co.; elec. to the
H. of C. in 1882; sat for 18 years and was
defeated iii 1900; apptd. to the Senate, 1902.
Recreation: cricket. Addreaa: Mount Forest,
Ont. Club: National, Toronto.

MeNAB, Hon. Archibald Peter, M.L.A.;
Min. of Pub. Works for Saskatchewan; b.
Glengarry, Ont., 29 May, 1864; a. of Mal-
colm McNab and Margaret McCrimmon
(both Scotch); m. 1893, Edith Todd: four a.
two d. Educ: Glengarry. A miller and
grain merchant. Pres. of the Saskatoon
Milling and Elevator Co. First el. to Sask.
Legis. at g. e., 1908. Apptd. to Cabinet
as Municipal Commr., 8 Dec., 1908; re-el.
by accl. 30 Dec., 1908; apptd. Min. of Pub.
Works, Jan., 1909. Addreaa: Saskatoon,
Sask.

McNAIB, James A.; Pres. and Gen.
Manager of the Hastings ^lingle Manu-
facturing Co.; b. nr. Dalhousie, N.B., 11
Aug., 1865; «. of Nathaniel McNair and
Martha Archibald; m. Minnie G. McKa^.
Educ: Jacquet River, N.B. Engaged m
mercantile life in N.B., and Que., i:^til 1892,
when he removed to B.C. With his brother
Robert built a small sMngle mill at Hastings
which has developed into the present con-
cern with capacity of 1,250,000 shizigles a
day. Company also owns mills in What-
com Co., Wash. Actively interested in
Y.M.C.A. work; for several yrs. pres. of the
Vancouver Assn. Addreaa: Vancouver, B.C.

McNAUGHT, William Kirlcpatriclc, M.
L.A.; b. Fergus, Ont., 6 Sept., 1845; a. of
John McNaught and Sarah McNaught
(both Scotch); m. 1872, C. E, Lugsdin, of
Toronto; three a. pne d. Educ: Coib. Sch.
and Coll. Inst., Brantford. A manufac-
ture. Pres. of the Glenavy Co., Ltd.;
American Watch Case C5o. of Toronto, Ltd.:
Vice-Pres., Canadian Elgin Watch Co^ of
Toronto, Ltd.; dir., Porto-Rico Electric Ry.;
hon. pres., Canadian National Exhn.; mem.
Hydro-Electric Comn. of Ontario. Was a
Lieut., 12th Regt. of Militia; pres. of the
Canadian National Exhn., 1901-1905; pres.,
National CJlub, Toronto, 1897-1901; pres„
Canadian Mfgrs. Assn., 1888-9; Chn., Tariff
Committee Can. Mf^rs. Assn., 1896-1906.
First el. to Ont. Legis., 1906; re-el. at g. e.
1908. Addreaa: Alexandra Apts., Toronto.

McNEE, Arcliibald; b. Perth^ Ont.,
1845; a. of Arch. MoNee and Janet Ferguson;
m. Isabella Campbell. Educ: Perth Gram.
School. On staff of Manitoba Free Preaa
for some years; managing ed. for short
period; five years in Parlt. Press Gallery
and pres., 1885; started Daily Evening
Record at Windsor, Ont., 1890, and still
conducts it. Pres. of Ci^. Press Assn..
1005; Moderator Baptist Convention of
Ont. and Que., 1901; alderman Winnipeg,
and Windsor; member of Board of Tcf. in
both cities; pres. Windsor Bd. of Trade,

Sres. St. Andrew's Soc; Deacon, Baptist
hurch, Windsor, for 20 years. Has always
taken an interest in affairs of church and
state. Recreationa: curling, bowling and
quoiting. Addreaa: 85 Victoria Ave., Wind-
sor, Ont.; Record office. Club: Windsor.

McNEIL, Biglit Bev. Neil; Archbishop
of Vancouver, B.C.; 6. Hillsborough, N.SL,

21 Nov.. 1851; a. of the late Malcolm Mc-
Neil and Ellen Meagher. Educ: St. Fran-
cois Xavier Coll., Antigonish, and in 1873
was sent to the Coll. of the Propaganda in
Rome, where he remained for over six yrs.
Ordained priest, April, 1879, in the Basihca.
of John Latem, by the late Cardinal
PatrisKi, and in same yr. received the degree
of DoctcM* in both Philosophy and Divimt^r;
joined the teaching staff of St. Francis'
Xavier Coll., 1880; in 1881 assumed the
editorship of the Aurora newspaper; rector
of the Coll., 1884-1891; became Bishop of
Nilopolis and Vicar Apostolic of St. Georges,
west coast of Nfld.; eonsec. at St. Ninan's
Cath., Antigonish, 20 Oct., 1895; apptd.
Archbishop of Vancouver, Jan., 1910. Ad-
dreaa: Vancouver, B.C.

McPHEBSON, Hon. David, M.L.C.; 6.
Jordan River, Shelbume Co., N.S., 1 Aug.,
1832; a. of John and Elisabeth McPherson;
tn. Susan McDaniel, of Halifax, Educ:
Gram. Sch., Shelbume Co., N.S. .A ship-
builder; an aid. for the city of HiJifax for
14 yrs. Commr. of Pub. Charities for
three yrs. El. to Legis. at g. e., 1897; re-el.
at g. e., 1901, and 1906. A mem. of the
Murray Admn., without portfolio. Addreaa:
Halifax, N.S.

McPHEBSON, George Gordon, K.C.; b.
Stratford, Ont., 1 Oct.. 1859; a. of Rev.
Thomas McPherson, and Sarah Gordon; m.
Susie Hamilton; one a. three d. Educ:
Stratford Gram. Sch. Has practised law in
Stratford since 1872. Recreationa: riding,
fishing. Addreaa: 326 Erie St., Stratford,
Ont.

McPHEBSON, William David, K.C..
M.L.A.; b. village of Moore, Lambtpn Co.,

22 Aug^ 1863; a. of William McPherson and
Sarah Coiurtney; m. Nettie Batten; five a,
four d. Educ: Strathroy Coll^ate Inst.»
Osgoode Hall, Toronto. Member of the
Ontario Legislative Assembly for West
Toronto. Publicationa: Law of Mines in
Canada, 1898; Parliamentary Elections in
Canada, 1905. Recreaiiona: yachting, crick-
et. Addreaa: 6 Meredith Crescent, Toronto.
Cluba: Albany, Royal Canadian Yacht,
Toronto; Rideau, Ottawa.

McPHIIXIPS, Capt. Albert Edward,
M.L.A.; 6. Richmond, Co. York, Ont., 21
March, 1861; a. of George McPhillipe, and
Margaret Lavin (both dec); m. Emily
Sophia Davie, d. of the late Hon. A. E. B.
Davie, Q.C.; Premier of B.C.; two «. one d.
Educ: St. Boniface, and Manitoba Coll.;
barrister at law; called to the bar of Man-
itoba, 1888; of British Columbia. 1891;
retired from Militia with rank of Captain;
holds military sch. certificate; served with
General Midmeton in North West Rebellion
(medal); was Attorney General in first
Conservative Government of B.C., in 1903;
mem. of the Provincial LegisltU^ive Assem-
bly for the Islands' electoral district; fellow
Royal Colonial Institute; Pres. Canadian
Club, Victoria* B.C.; director B.C. Market
Co.; Recreationa: cross country and high
jumping contests. Addreaa: Cloonmore
House, Rockland Ave^ Victoria, B.C.
Club: Union, Victoria, B.C.

McBAE, Alexander Duncan; b. Glencoe,
Ont., 17 Nov., 1874; a. of Duncan and Mary

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McRae; m. Blanche Latimer Howe, of
Duluth, Minn.; three d. Educ: High Sch.,
Glencoe, Ont., and Coll. in London, Out,,
Was for seveti yrs. engaged in banking
business in the U.S., and for five yrs. in
immigration and land business in Winnipei^;
now devoting entire time to lumber busi-
ness. Recreation: horses. Addreee: 1960
Robson St., Vancouver, B.C. Clxtbe: Mani-
toba, St. Charles Country, Winnipeg; Van-
couver.
McSWEENET. Hon. Peter; Senator:
6. Monoton, N.B., 11 April, 1842j ». of
Peter McSweeney and Joanna Dowmng; m.
Wilhelmina Peters Fisher; one s. two d.
Educ: Monoton. N.B.; went to St. John at
an early age. Returned to Moncton in
1868, and went into business with his
brothers Edward and Thomas as dry goods
merchants; started for himself in 1877;
took an active part in promoting the incor-
poration of Moncton, as a town; was alder-
man for two years and chairman of Finance-
Pud. Sch. Trustee, and mem. of Board of
Health; called to the Senate 16 Mar., 1899.
Recreatione: hunting, fishing. Addreae:
Moncton, N.B.
McVeigh, Thomas, Jr., M.A.; b. Bry-
son. Que., 2 Oct., 1868; «. of Thomas Mc-
Veigh and Margaret T. Hughes; m. Feb.
1898 to Katharine B. Blake, Detroit, two «.
three d. Edxic.: Bryson Pub. Sch. and
Detroit Coll.; grad. Detroit CoU.^ 1888;
admitted to the bar. State of Michigan,
1891; practiced in Detroit to 1897; editor
on the New York World from Sept. 1891 to
date; active since 1885 as pub. and political
speaker, under auspices of RepubUcan
party. Recreations: tennis, golf, horseback
riding. Addreea: World office. New York;
Northvale Farm, N.J. Cltib$: RepubUcan,
New York; Rockland County Golf.
MEIGHEN, Arthur, B.A., M.P.: b. St.
Mary's, Ont., 15 June, 1874; a. of Joseph
and Mary Mdghen; m. Jessie Isabel, d. of
late Charles Cox of Granby, Que.; two a.
Educ: St. Mary's Coll. Inst, and Toronto
Univ. Farmer; teacher; barrister; first el.
to*H. of C, 1908, for Portajpe la Prairie;
went to Manitoba in 1898; Wmnipeg; Por-
tage la Prairie, 1901. Addreaa: Portage la
Prairie. Cluba: Portage Club, P. la P.;
Advance Club, Winnipeg.
MEIGHEN, Robert; Pres and managing
director. Lake of the Woods Milling Co.; b.
Dungiven, nr. Londonderry. Ireland, 18
April, 1839; a. of Robert Meignen and liary
McLeghan; m. 1868, Elsie, y. d. of the late
William Stephen, formerly of Dufftown,
Scotland; one a. two d. Educ: Dungiven

Eub. sch. Entered firm of Mdghen &
rother at age of 14; removed to Montreal
in 1879, and became associated in bunness
with Sir George Stephen, now Lord Mount
Stephen. Founded the Lake of the Woods
Milling Co., with mills at Keewatin and
Portage la Prairie; director, Canadian
Pacific Ry., Montreal Street Ry., Canadian
North-West Land Co., Bank of Toronto,
Dominion Transport Co.; mem. of the
Montreal Board of Trade and Com Ex-
change. Addreaa: 140 Drummond St., Mon-
treal. Cluba: Mount Royal, St. James',
Montreal.
MEIGS, Daniel Bishop, M.P.; b. Henry-
ville, Iberville Co., Que., 1 June, 1836; a.
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(Ist) 1866, Louise Allsop; (2nd) 1871. Rosa
Famkner. Educ: Bedford, Que. A farmer
and lumbennan. Mayor of Famham for
several yrs. El. to H. of C. at bye-el., 1888;
unsuccessful can. at g. e., 1891; el. at g. e.
1900, 1904 and 1908. Addreaa: Farnham.
_Que.

MEREDITH, Hon. Richard Martin; b.
London. Ont., 27 March, 1847; •. of John
Wallingham Cooke Meredith and Sara
Pegler: unmarried. Educ: London, Ont.
One oi the Judges of Appeal for Ontario;
Chancellor of the Western Uifiv., Ont.
Addreaa: 565 Talbot Street, London, Ont^
and Osgoode Hall, Toronto.

MEREDITH, Thomas Graves, K.C.; b.
London, Onty 16 June 1853; a, of the late
John W. C. M.eredith, and Sarah Pegler; m.
1882, Jessie, d. of Sir John Carling, of Lon-
don, Ont.: two a. Educ: Pub. and Gram.
Schs., Hellmuth Coll., London; Qalt Coll.
Inst.; Toronto Univ. Studied law in the
office of Thomas Scatcherd, of London.^
Ont.; called to the bar of Ont., 1878, and
commenced practice of his profession in
conjunction with the firm of Meredith and
Scatcherd; api>td. K.C., by Ont. Govt.,
1902; dty sohcitor for London since 1894.
Was one of the organizers of the London
and Western Loan Co., in 1896, of which he
is now a dir. Addreaa: London, Ont.

MEREDITH, Hon. Sir William Ralph,
LL.D., K.B.; cr, 1896; Chief Justice of
Common Pleas, Ontario^ b. 31 Mar., 1840^
a. of John Cooke Meredith, London, Out.;
m. Marv, d. of Marcus Holmes, Ont., 1862;
one a. tnree d. Educ, : London, Ont. ; Univ.
of Toronto. Member of Legislative Assem-
bly for London, Ont., 1872-96; and leader of
the Oppos'n.; Chancellor of the Univ. of
Toronto: apptd. Chief Justice, 1904. Ad-
dreaa: Binscarth Rd., Toronto. Ont. Club:
Toronto.

MICHAUD, Plus, M.P.; 6. St. Leonard,
Madawaska Co., N.B.. 28 Au^., 1870; 8.
of FeUx Michaud and Marguerite Violette;
m. Marie Hebert. Educ: Univ. of St.
Joseph, N.B. An advocate. Sec.-Treas.
of Co. Coun. of Bladawaska Co.; Judge of
Probate for the Co. of Madawaska. First
el. to the H. of C. by acd., at bye-el., 1906;
re-el. at g. e., 1908. Addreaa: Edmund-
ston, N.B.

MICHELL, William Arthur Rupert* M.
D.; b. Perth, Ont., 18 Oct., 1879; a. of F. L.
Michell, Public Sch. Inspector, Lanark Co..
Educ: Perth Coll. Inst., Toronto Univ.;
grad. at Toronto in Medicine, 1902; prac-
ticed for 3 years in Ontario; went abroad
for post-graduate work in Sept., 1905;
studied at Dublin, Glasgow, and London
Hospitals; went first to sea in merchant
service in Dec., 1906; joined the British
Antarctic Ship 'Niihroa," in Jime, 1907,
sailing from Torquay in early Aug., 1907;
made two trips to Victoria Land on Nimrod
returning in June. 1909; returned to Can-
ade in Sept., 1909; located in Toronto.
Addreaa: Perth, Ont.
MICKL.E, His Hon. Charles Julius; Co.
Judge of the Northern Judicial Dist. of
Manitoba; b. Stratford, Ont., 22 July. 1848;
«, of Alexander. D. Mickle (English), and
Elizabeth A. Linton (Scotch); m. 1889,
Mary A. Ross, of Stratford, Ont. Bdue, ;

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Stratford Gram. Sch. Admitted ta the
practice of law, 1872; removed to Maxiitoba
1882. El. to Man. Legis.. 1888; re-el. at
g. e.. 1892. 1896. 1899. 1903 and 1908.
Entered the Greenway Govt, as Prov.
Sec.» Nov.. 1896; resided 6 Jan.. 1900; el.
leader of the Opposition. 6 Dec., 1904,
which- position he later resigned. Apptd.
Co. Judge of the Northern Judicial Dist. of
Man., 29 May, 1909. Address: Minnedosa,
, Man.

taDDLEBBO, WiUiam Sora, M.P.; b.
Orangeville, Ont., 17 Oct., 1868; «. of John
and Margaret Middlebro; m. Laura 8.
Trethewey, 2 Sept.. 1903 (dec.) Edue.:
Coll. Inst., Owen Sound, and Osgoode Hall.
Toronto. Barrister; Mayor of Oweo Sound
1906-1909; first el. to H. of C. for North
Grey. 1908. Address: Owen Sound. Ont.

MIGNAULT, Pierre BasUe, M.A., LL.D..
K.C.. F.R.S.C.; b. Worcester. Mass., U.S.A.,
30 Sept.. 1854; s, of Dr. P. B. Mignault and
Catherine O'Callaghan; m. Marie Elisabeth
Blanchaud, of Beauharnois; two s. one d.
Educ: Coll. Ste. Marie, Montreal; MoGill
Univ. Came to Can. in 1868. Called to
bar. 1878; Q.C., 1893; batonnier of the bar
of Montreal, 1906-7; el. to Roy. Soc, 1908.
Pres. of the Bar. Assn., of Montreal. Pu5-
licaiums: Blanuel of Parliamentary Law,
1888; Code of Qvil Procedure. 1891; Parish
Law. 1893. Canadian Civil Law. com-
menced in 1896. of which 8 vols, have ap-
peared. Recreations: golf, yachting. Ad-
dress: 124 Crescent St., Montreal. Clubs:
Montreal, Club Lafontaine, Beaconsfield
Golf.

MILES, Henry; Pres. Lteming Miles
Co.. importers. Montreal; b. Lennoxville,
Que., May, 1854; s. of Dr. Henry Miles,
Canadian historian, of Quebec: m. 1876,
MiSB MacGregor, of Montreal; two d.
Educ: Bishop 8 Coll., Laval Univ., Quebec.
Entered firm of Lyman Sons & Co., whole-
sale druggists; became a pattner, 1885;
retired as managing dir., 1895. Estb. the
Leeming-Miles Co.. Ltd., wholesale drug-

?*ists, 1896, of which he is still pres. Pres.
hilip Morris & Co., Ltd.; Qen. Mgr.,
Eastern Drug Co., Ltd., of Montreal: prop,
and editor, Montreal Pharmaceutical Jour-
nal; pres., Montreal Business Men's League;
lion, pres.. Proprietary Articles Trade Aasn,
of Can.; mem. of the executive of Montreal
Bd. of Trade, 1895-1908; ireas., Montreal
Bd. of Trade, 1898, and el. pres., 1901; hon.
sec.-treas.. Montreal Industrial Exhibition
Assn.; was a del. from Bd. of Trade, to
International Congress Chambers of Com-
mierce of the world at Philadelphia. 1898;
now consul in Canada for Paraguay; gov.
Montreal Gen. Hospital; Past Master of
Mount Royal Lodge of Masons; mem. I.O.
O.Fm A.O.U.W. Address: 1040 Dorchester
St. W., Montreal. Club: Canada, Montreal.
AfU^liEB, Henry Horton, M.P.; b. Owen
• Sound, Co. Grey. Ont., 10 Jan.. 1861; s.
Robert B. and Victoria Miller; m. M. Ellen
Armstrong; two s. one d. Edue.: Owen
Soimd Piiblic and High Sch. Elec. to H.
of C. at g. e.. 1904; re-el. 1908; Chairman of
Banking and Commerce Committee from
1906, to the i>resent time. Recreations:
fishing, gardening and horses; Address:
Hanover, Ont.

MIIXEB, Lieut.«CoI. John Bellamy; b.

Athens. Ont., 26 July, 1862: «. of John
Clausin and Adelaide A. Miller; m. (1st)
Hannah P. Hunter; (2nd) Jessie Thomson;
one s, one d. Educ: Model Sch. and Up.
Can. Coll., Toronto; a lumber manufactiu-er
since he left sch.; also in vessel building and
iron business; Parry Sound Lumber Co.;
man. dir.. Poison Iron Works. Recreations:
hunting, shooting, fishing, yachting. Ad-
dress: 98 Wellesley St., Toronto. Clubs:

. National, Ontario, R.C.Y.C., and Rosedale
Golf, Toronto; Rideau, Ottawa.

MILX£B, Robert; b. Thistle Farm, On-
tario Co., Ont., 16 July, 1866; «. of John
Millar and Margaret Whiteside; m. Joseph-
ine B. Harding, of Waukesha. Wis.; one «.
Family encaged for many 3^rs. in importing
and breeding pure bred livestock; has
crossed Atlantic 23 times in quest of high-
class aninaals: imported and exported
thousands of sheep and cattle. Prominent
in live stock affairs j materially assisted to
nationalize the "Live Stock Records of
Canada;" chn. of Committee conducting
these records. Address: "Bumbrae.
StouffvUle, Ont.

MUXER, WiUet Gm M.A., LL.D.; Pro-
vincial Geologist of Ontario; b. Charlotte-
ville, Norfolk Co., Ont.; of Canadian par-
entage; unmarried. Educ: Port Rowan
High Sch.; University of Toronto. Fellow
1890-93, and Examiner in Mineralogy and
Geology, 1893-95; assistant in field geology.
Geological Survey of Can., in the region
north of Lake Huron, 1891-93; Lecturer in
Geology in Queen's Univ., Kingston. 1893;
in charge of field work in geology in Eastern
Ont. for the Bureau of Mines. 1897-1901;
has been a post-g^raduate student at the
American Universities, Chicago and Har-
vard, and at Heidelbeig, Germany; apptd.
to present poeition. 1902; pres., Can. Mining
Inst . , 1 908-9. Publications : writings chiefly
on the Archaean and Economic Geology of
Eastern Ont.; Papers and Reports on
Corundum-bearing Rocks, Iron Ores, Gold
Deposits, Cobalt -Silver Ores, etc., in Annual
Reports of Ont. Bureau of Mines, American
Geologist, Canadian Mining Institute, etc.,
etc. Kecreations: canoeing and exploring.
Address: Bureau of Mines, Toronto. CIuIm:
National, Victoria, Toronto.

MIIXEB, Hon. William, K.C., P.C.;
Senior Senator of Canada; b. Antigonish,
N.S., 12 Feb., 1834; of Irish parentage;
called to the bar of N.S.. May, 1860; apptd.
Q.C., 1872; sat in the N.S. Assembly from
1863 until Confederation, and while a mem.
of the Legislature, rendered important
assistance to the Union cause; was in favour
of Confederation, but opposed to the
financial conditions and other details of the
Quebec scheme; on his initiative, the dele-
gation to England was apptd. in 1866, in
order to secure modifications more satis-
factory to N.S.; nominated delegate to
London Colonial Conference in 1866-67,
but declined appointment; called to the
Senate in 1867, and is now the Senior
Senator; has been chairman of all leading
standing committees, and of many import-
ant special committees; apptd. a mem. of
Privy (Council for Canada, 30 May, 1891;
Speaker of the Senate from 17 Oct., 1883 to

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Arichat, N.S.
BniXICHAMP, Reuben, J. P.; h. Bir-
mingham, E^., 3 Feb.. 1842; a. of Joseph
Milhchamp and Catherine Watnwright; m.
Eli£abeth E. Williams; one ». two d. Ar-
rived in Can., 1855, and educ. in Toronto.
Merchant and manufacturer. Pres., Mer-
chants Union Co., the Irving Umbrella Co..
the Coatimental Costume Co.; vice-pres.,
Anglo Am. Fire Insur, Co.; vice-pres;,
Montreal-Canada Fire Insur, Co.; hon,
treas., Havergal Ladies Coll., Toronto,
pres., Victoria Club, Toronto. Recreationa:
fishing, hunting. Addreaaea: 68 Prince Ar-
thur Ave.; McKannon Bldg., Toronto, (bus).
Clvba: National, Lambton Glolf, Rosedale
Golf, Glen Major Angling, Toronto.

MIIXiMAN, Thomas* M.D.; Supreme
Physician of the I.O.F.; h. East Zorra tp..
Oxford Co., Ont., 14 Feb., 1850; m. 1881,
Helen Dick. d. of John Craig, of Woodstock,
Ont.; one a. four d. Educ: Woodstock
Gram. Sch.; grad. M.D., 1874, Trinity Med.
Coll., Toronto. Ap^td. Asst. surgeon of
British North American Boimdary Com.;
remained on Com. until 1875; further stud-
ied his profession in the hospitals of London,
Eng. and Edinburgh, Scot., 1875-76; be-
came mem. R.C.S.E. and a Licentiate of
the Roy. Coll. of Physicians and Surgeons,
Eklinburgh; returned to Can., and com-
menced practice of his profession in Wood-
stock, Ont.; asst. physician of the Asylum
for the Insane at London, Ont., 1879-1885;
asst. supt. of Asylum'for Insane at Kingston
Ont., 1885-1889; resigned latter position
and removed to Toronto, where he has since
resided. Has been sup. physician and sec.
of Medical Bd. of I.O.F. since 1891. Ad-
dreaa: 490 Huron St., Toronto, Ont.

MILLS, James, M.A., LL.D.; Member
of Railway Commission for Canada; b. nr.
Bond Head, Co. of Simcoe, Ont., 24 Nov.,
1840; a. of John Mills, farmer and Ann
Stinson, d. of a farmer; m. 1869, Jessie Ross
of Cobourg, Ont.; two a. five d. Educ:

Sublic schs. of Ont.; Bradford Gram. Sch.,
imcoe Co, Victoria Univ., Cobourg.
(Prince of Wales's Gold Medal for highest
General Proficiency), 1868; worked on his
father's farm till 21 years of age, when he
lost his right arm in a thrashing machine.
Took his first lesson in English Grammar at
21, his B.A. d^ree at 28, and his M.A. at a
later date. His LL.D. was conferred
honoria cauaa. Taught an academy in the
Eastern Townships, Que., for one year; was
classical master of Cobourg Coll. Inst, for
3i years; headmaster of Brantford Coll.
Inst, for Q^i years, teaching Latin and
and Greek, and for a time, French and
German, in that school; was pres. of the
Ontario Agricultural (College, Guelnh, for
25 years, an institution which has done so
much for the farmers of Ontario; organized
the most useful agricul ural institution in
Canada, The Farmers' Institutes; and
managed them for 10 years, till a special
superintendent was ap^td. to take charge
of the work; also organized and supervised
the work of the travelling dairies through-
out the Province of Ont.; is now, and has
been for 6 years, a member of the Board of
Railway Ck>mmis8ioner8 for Canada. Pub-
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licationa: "The first prind^es of Agricul-
ture," (Mills & Shaw), for use in the Public
Schools of the Province of Ontario. Addreaa:
241 Gilmour St., Ottawa. Cluba: Rideau,
Country, Ottawa.

MILLS, John Burpe, M.A., K.C.; b.
Annapolis Ck>., N.S., 24 July, 1850; a. of
John Mills and Jane McCormick; m. (Ist)
1878, Bessie B. Corbett (dec).; (2nd) 1896,
Agnes Katherine Rose, Ottawa; three a.
two d, Educ : CJommon Sch. , Horton Acad-
emy, Acadia Univ., and Harvard Law Sch.:
called to the Nova Scotia Bar in 1875; apptd
Q.C., 25 June, 1890; represented Annapolis
Co., in the H. of C, continuously from o2
Feb.. 1887, to Nov., 1900; called to the bar
of B.C., 25 Aug., 1905. Recreationa: cricket.
Addreaa: 1171 Nelson St., Vancouver, B.C.

MILLS, T. Wesley, M.A., M.D., F.R.S.
C. Educ: Toronto Univ.; McGill; after
special study abroad, became Professor of
Phys. in McGill Univ.; has always taken a
deep interest in education; member of
many learned Societies, and Fellow of the
Roy. Soc. of Canada, of whic^ he has twice
becHi a president of Section iv.; founder of
the Society for the Study of Comparative
Psychology of Montreal; formerly President
of Natural Hist. Soc, Montreal, and Vice-
Pres. of Soc. of Am. Naturalists; Professor
of Physiology, MeGill Univ., Montreal.
Publicationa: Animal Physiology; Voice
Production; Comparative Physiology; The
Doe in Health and in Disease; The Nature
and Development of Animal Intelligence;
papers giving results of original researches.
Addreaa: McGill University, Montreal.

MILLS, Bight Bev. William Lennox,
D.D., LL.D., D.C.L., Bishop of Ontario; b.
Woodstock. Ont., 27 Jan.. 1846; a. of Wil-
liam and Elise Mills; m. Katharine S., d. of
the late Stanley Clark Bagg, Montreal; one
a. Educ: Woodstock Gram. Sch.; Hara
Coll., and Western Univ., London, Ont.;
Trinity Coll., Toronto; Incumbent of Trinity
Church, Norwich; St. Thomas Church, Sea-
forth; Rector of St. John's, Que.; Trinity
Church, Montreal; lecturer on Old Testa-
ment exegises. and Scripture History,
Diocesan Theological Coll.. Montreal; ex-
amining Chaplain to the Bishop of Montreal,
Canon of Christ Church Cathedral; Arch-
deacon of St. Andrew's Div. of Montreal;
Bishop of Ontario. Addreaa: Bishop's
Court, Kingston, Ont.

MILNE, George Lawson, M.D., CM.; b.
Garmouth, Morayshire, Scot.. 19 April,
1850; a. of Alexander and Isabella Milne;
m. Ellen Catherine Kinsman; Educ: Tor-
onto Med. Sch.; Toronto Univ. Arrived in
Canada, Sept., 1857; M.L.A. for Victoria,
1890-1894; Dominion Medical Inspector and
Immigration Agent. Recreationa: fishing,
motoring. Addreaa: 618 Dallas Road, Vic-
toria, B.Ci. Chib: Pacific, Victoria.

MITCHELL, Bobert Menzies, M.D..
CM., M.L.A. ; b. York County, Ont.. 28
Oct., 1865; a. James Mitchell and Elizabeth
Rogers, Scot.; m. Margaret McKinnon; two
a. Educ: C)rangevillb High Sch. and
Trinity Medical CJoU.; mem. C.P. & S. (Sask.
Alberta, Ont).; taught sch. for 3 years in
Ontario; grad. M.D., 1892; practiced in
Dundalk until 1899; practiced in Weybum,
Sask., 1889 to present time; Quarantine
Inspector at North Portal, 1901-1902; el.

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mem. of the Leg. Assem. of Sask., for Wey^
burn in Aug., 1008. Addreta: Weybum,
Sask.

miTCHEIX, Hon. WilUam; Senator;
b. Durham tp., Ont., 14 March, 1851; tl. of
Thomas Mitchell, and Margaret Patrick
(both Irish); m. 1876, Dora A., d. of George
H. Goddard, of Danville, Que. Educ:
Durham Pub. Schs. In his youth employ-
ed in railway work in Maine, U.S.; retiuned
. to Durham and engaged in the lumber
business; removed to Drimunondville, Que.,
and engaged in the same business. Gen.
Mgr. and Dir. of the Drummond CJo. Ry.;
pres., Drummondviile Bridge Co.. Drum-
mond Lumber' Co.; dir., Richmond, Drum-
mond, Yamaska Fire Insur. CJo.: chn.,
Protestant Bd. of Sch. Commrs., and a J.P.
Called to the Senate, 5 March, 1004. Ad-
dreaa: Drummondviile, Que.

MOBEBLT, Frank; b. Barrie. Ont., 10
July. 1846; «. John (Cipt. R. N.) anpl Mary
Moberly; m. (Ist) Geofgina Mclntyre, d. of
Ji>hn Mclntyre, Factor m H. B. Co.; (2nd)
Mary Violet, e. d. of same; three «. two d.
Educ: England and Canada; Pohce Magis-
trate, Out.; Provincial Magistrate, Provin-
ces of Que. and B.C.; has spent 45 years on
railway work, including survey and con-
struction of Union, Nortnem and Can. Pac. ;
Can. Northern and Transcontinental Rys.
Addreaa: Barrie, Ont. Cluf>: Engineers,
Toronto.

MOLLOT, John Patrick, V.V.S., M.P.;
6. Arthur, Ont., 13 March, 1873; a. of John
and Mary Alice Mdlloy; m. 1003, Frances
H. Keeley ; three d. Edue. : Emerson, Man.^
and Toronto. A Veterinary Surgeon; un-
successful can. for Man. Legb., 1007; first
el. to H. of C, 1008. Roman CathoUc.

' Liberal. Addreaa: Morris, Man.

MOLSON, Harry Markland; 6. Mont-
real, Aug., 1856; a. of WilUam Molson and
Helen Converse. Educ: Montreal,, Ger-
many and Paris; a dir. of the Molson's
Bank; dir.. Canadian Transfer Co. Addreaa:
2 Edgehill Ave., Montreal; summer resi-
dence, Dorval, Que. Cluba: Mount Royal.
St. James, R. St. L. Y. C. Royal Montreal
Grolf, Montreal Jockey, Hunt, all of Mont-
real; Junior Athenaeum, London, Eng.

MOLSON, WiUiam Alexander, lil.D.,
CM. (McGill), M.R.C.S., England; phy-
:ncian; b. Montreal, 27 Aug., 1852; a. of the
late John Molson and Anne Molson; m.
Esther E<^th, d. of the late Capt. R. W.
Shepherd; one a. one d. Educ: Montreal
High Sch., McGill Univ. (M.D., CM., 1874),
and studied at the Royal Coll. of Surgeons,
England. Served one yr. in St. Thomas
Hospital; London, and completed his
studies m Vienna and Edinburgh. Has
practiced in Montreal since 1877. Senior
physician, Montreal Gen. Hospital; was
e^^aminic^ surgeon in Montreal Garrison
Art. dunng North West Rebellion. Re-
crealiona: travelling, outdoor sports. Ad-
dreaa: 384 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal.
Cluh^: St. James', Montreal Hunt, Mount
Royal.
MONA6HAN, Michael B.A. (Royal
Univ., Irel.); (Sen. Agent Mutual Life Assur.
Co. of Canada, at Quebec; b. Kilhican, West-
meath, Irel., 1857; m. 1800, Margaret Har-
ney, of Quebec ; five «. one d. Educ : French
Coll.. Blackrock, I>ublin: Royal Univ.,

Ireland. Taught in Blackrock Coll. for
several yrs. Arrived Canada, 1888; taught
sch. at Ottawa for one yr.; conducted high-
est classes in Latin and Greek in St. Thomas
(Doll., St. Paul, Minn, for five yrs.; returned
to Ottawa and again taught sch.; apptd.
gen. agt., Mutual Life Assur. Co., of Can.,
at Que., 1808. Mem. Oue. Assn. of Life
Insur. Underwriters. Addreaa: 71 Lachevro-
tiere St., Quebec. ^ ^

MONET, Hon. Dominique, K.C, B.C.L.
(Laval Univ.); a Puisne Judg^e of the Sup-
erior Ct. of the Prov. of Qiiebec for the
Disi. of St. John's since 1008; b. St. Michaal
de Napierville, Que., 2 Jan., 1865; «. of
Dominique Monet, and Marguerite Remil-
lard (both French-Canadians); m. 1887,
Marie Louise La Haye; three a. two d.
Educ: L'Assomption Coll., Laval Univ.
Unsuccessful can. for the H. of C at bye-el.
1800; el. at g, e., 1801; re-el. at g. e., 1806.
and 1000. El. to Leg. Ass. at g. e., 1004;
became Mem. without portfolio in the
Parent Govt., 1005; apptd. Acting Min. of
Pub. Works and Ck)loniBation, 23 Feb.,
1005; apptd. Prothonotary of the Superior
CJt. of Montreal, 1005, which position he
held tmtil elevated to the Bench. Recrea-
tiona: literature, angling, hunting. Ad-
dreaa: St. John's, Que. ,, _

MONK, Frederick Debartxch, K.C.B.
C.L., D.CL., M.P., Professor of (Constitu-
tional Law, Laval Univ., Montreal; 6. Mon-
treal, 6 April, 1856; 4th a. of late Hon. Sam-
uel ComwalUs Monk, a Judge of the Court of
Queen's Bench, and Rosalie Caroline De-
bartzch; father of English descent (Devon-
shire); mother French descent; m. 1880,
Marie-Louise, o. d. of late D. H. Senecal,
advocate. Educ: Montreal Coll., McGill
Univ. Called to bar, 1878; Q.C, 13.03; uas
been twelve years a School Comriiissioner
for the City of Montreal; el. to H. of C at
g. e., 1806; re;el. at g. e., 1000, 1004, and
1008; el. Opposition Leader for Prov. of
Quebec, in H. of C, 1001, but resigned posi-
tion, 1003. Addreaa: 58 St. Francois
Xavier, Montreal. ^ , .

MONTAGUE, Hon. Walter Humphries,
M.D., CM., P.C; 6. Canada. 21 Nov., 1858;
a. Joseph I. and Rhoda Montague; m. Augie
Furry ; two «. t wo d. Educ : Canadian Coll . ,
Royal Coll. of Physicians, Edinburgh; a
member of the Canadian H. of C for about
15 years; was Secretary of State for Canada
and Minister of Agriculture until defeat of
Conservative party in 1806. Recreationa:
golf. Addreaa: Evergreen Place, Roslyn
Road, Winnipeg, Man. Cluba: Rideau,
Ottawa; Manitoba, Winnipeg.

MONTIZAMBEBT Frederick, I. S. O
M.D. (Edin.), F.R.S.CE., D.CL. (Bishop's
Coll. Univ.); Director-General of Public
Health for the Dominion of Can.; b. Quebec,
3 Feb., 1843; a. of Edward Louis Montizam-
bert, late Law Clerk of the Senate, and Lucy
Irwin, d. of the late Chief Justice Bowen; m.
June, 1865, Mary Jane, d. of the late Hon.
W. 'talker, M.L.C; two a. five d. Educ:
High Sch. of Montreal, Gram. Sch. at St.
John's Que., Upper Can. Coll., Toronto,
Laval Univ., Edinburgh Univ. Admitted
a L.R.CS., Edinburgh, 1864; practiced at
Que. until apptd. to Can. Quarantine Ser-
vice, Mav, 1866. £1. Pres. of the Canadian
Medical Assn., 1007, of which be was one of

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original founders; was vioe-pres. of Ameri-
can Pub. Health Assn., 1889^90, and pres.
1891. Meni\, British Medical Assn., Coun-
cil of Can. Branch, Red Cross Soc„ Council
of Can. Assn. for Prevention of Tubercul-
osis; Que. Literary and Historical Soc; of
the Que. Geological Soc.; hon. mem. of the
Academy National de Mexico; was el. Fel-
low of the Royal Coll. of Surgeons, 1888;
el. Fellow of the Royal Sanitary Institute,
1907; del. of Dom. Govt, to the Internat-
ional Cholera Conferences at Washington,
D.C., 1884, and New York, 1893. Apptd.
Oen. Medical Supt. of Canadian Quaranti-
nes, 1894, and has served as med. asst.
since, 1866,''and as supt. of the St. Lawrence
Quarantines since 1869. Was made Direc-
tor-Gen. of Pub. Health, 1899, and created
a Deputy Minister by statutein 1906. Ad-^
dretB: 123 Cooper St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rid-
eau, Ottawa; Toronto.

MONTPLAISIB, Hon. Hypolite; Sena-
tor; 6. Cap de Madeleine, Que., 7 May, 1840;
«. of Paschal Montplasir, and Victoria
Crevier; m. E. M. Ayer. Educ.: Three
Rivers Academy; has been Mayor of his
native parish 25 years, consecutively, and
Warden of Champlain Co. six years; has
been Secretary-Treas. of School Comn. for
38 years; a farmer; apptd. to the Senate,
9 Feb., 1891; Conservative. Addfeaa: Three
Rivers, Que.

MONTREAL. Arch, of (Roman Cath-
olic.) (See Most Be v. Paul Brucliesl).

MOOBE Colonel Frederick Strong; h.
Charlottetown, P.E.L, 13 Aug., 1846; «. of
George Moore and Eliza Chappele; m. EUsa
Bouyer; one «. one d. Educ: Pub. Schs.
Commenced business life as a clerk in Bank
of P. E. Island, afterwards with the Mer-
chants Bank of P.E.I. Was Treasurer of
Charlottetown for some jrears. Apptd. a
Lieut, in Provincial Militia in 1867, and
promoted Captain in 1868. OrganiEed No.
2 Battery, 4th Regt.. C.A., in 1882, which
he commanded imtil 1887, when he. was
promoted to command the Regiment.
Under his command the Battery was the
most efficient in (Canada, taking Ist prize
for General Efficiency in con^petition with
all the Garrison Artillery of Canada, for five
years consecutively; was a Vice-Pres. of
"Canadian Artillery Association," for sev-
eral years, and President of Provmcial Rifle
Association for a number of years. Holds
first class certificates from Royal Schools of
Artillery and Cavalpr; was apptd. district
officer commanding in 1894, and command-
ed Military District No. 12 for 16 years,

. when he retired, retaining rank in 1909;
was Pres. of Y.M.C.A. for 5 vears, and
Superintendent of Sabbath School, First
Methodist Church, for 5 years. Address:

17 Upper Prince St., Charlottetown, P.E.I.
MOOBE, Henry Philip; b. Acton, Ont..

18 Oct.. 1858; «. Edward Moore and Eliza-
beth Hemstreet; m. Harriet Isabella
Speight. 3 Dec., 1879; one «. Educ: Acton
Pub. Sch., Rockwood Academy, and Albert
Coll., Belleville, Ont.: pres., Canadian Press
Association, 1891-1892; pres., Ont. Simday
Sch. Association, 1896; is a member of the
Board of Management of Albert Coll.; a
member of the Committee of Management
of the Methodist Book and Publishing
House, Toronto, for the past 15 years.

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Publications: Ekiitor and publisher of the
Acton Free Press since 1878. Recreations:
lawn bowling and fishing. Address: Acton,
Ont.

MOOBE, Samuel John; b. Doddington,
Northamptonshire, Eng., 3 Aug., 1859; s.
of Isaac and Louisa Moore; m. Matilda
Anne, d. of Alexander Lang;, Barrie; one s.
three d. Educ : by priv. tuition in England.
Came to Can., 1874^ and spent five yrs. in
the office of the Bame Gazette; became mem.
of publishing firm of Bengough, Moore k
Co., of Toronto, 1879. Now pres. of the W.
A. Rogers, Ltd., of Toronto; gen. msr. of
the Carter-Crume Co.; pres. of the Kidder
Press Co., of Boston, Mass.; a dir. of the
Imperial Life Assur C!o., Toronto; a dir. of
the Metropolitan Bank; a trustee of the
Massey Music Hall Trust. Address: 142
Jameson Ave., Toronto. Club: National.

MOOBE. WUliam Henry, B.A.; h.
Stouffville, Ont., <19 Oct., 1872; «. James
Beach, and Hannah Greenwood Moore; m,
Christine Mabee Bertram; two s. one d.
Educ: Woodstock Coll., Toronto Univ.
Secretary. Canadian Northern Railway Co.;
General Manager, Toronto and York Radial
Railway Co.; Director of several industrial
undertakings. Address: 15 Cluny Avenue,
Toronto, Ont. Clubs: Toronto, Toronto
Hunt, Toronto; Garrison, Quebec.

MOBANG, George Nathaniel; b. East-
port, Mame, U.S.A., 10 March, 1866; «..of
George Nathaniel Morang and Adeline
Emery; m. Sophia Longworthy Heaven;
two s. two d. Educ: East port Maine; ar-
rived in Canada. 1888. A publisher, es-
pecially of Canadian works. A adress : Toron-
to, Ont. Clubs: Toronto, Toronto Himt,
R.C. Y.C., Toronto, Ont.; Manitoba Club,

MOBG^i^N,* James C, M.A.; b. St. Vin-
cent, West Indies, 20 May, 1846; ». of Rev.
Canon Edward Morgan and Mary Moigan;
m. Kate McVittie; one f. one d. Educ:
Barrie Gram. Sch. and Toronto Univ. Ar-
rived Canada, 1866. Headmaster of a
Church Sch., and Inspector of "Educ. in
Ont., for 36 years; at present supt. of
Orphans' Home Fimd of I.O.F. Publica-
tions: musical and masonic. Recreations:
music, floriculture. Addresses :JBaxTie, Ont;
22 Hazelton Ave., Toronto.

MOBICE, Bev. Adrian Gabriel, O.M.I.;
b. St. Mars-sur-Colmont, Dept. of Mayence,
France; s. of Jean Morice and Vii^inie
Seigneur. Educ: Christian Brothers' Sch.
of Oisseau, and the ecclesiastical colls, of
Mayence, N.D. de Sion (Lorraine), and
Autun. Entered the Order of the Oblates
of Mary Immaculate, 9 Oct., 1879. Cam©
to Canada, 1880. Ordained 2 Jul3^ 1882,
and put in charge of the Chilcotin Indiana
in British Columbia; transferred to Stuart
Lake Mission, Aug.. 1885. In 1885 invented
the IMn^ Syllabary, which soon spread
among the northern Indians of B.C. Prin-
ted many books in the new syllabics, and
for two yrs. published a monthly ma^anne
in the same. Mem. of the Philological Soc.
of Paris; American Anthropological Assn.;
Canadian Institute; Natural History Soc.
of British Columbia; Art. Historical and
Scientific Assn. of Vancouver; Historical
and Scientific Soc. of Manitoba; Historical
Soc. of St. Boniface, Man.; Qeographica]

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Soc of Neu£ohatel (Switzerlaod); Ethnolo-
gical Committee, B.A.A.S. Publications:
a vol. of travel, "^'Au Pays de TOura Noir,"
(Paris, 1897); "Th« History of the Northern
Interior of British Columbia," (Toronto,
1004); "Aux Sources de I'Histoire manito-
baine (Quebec; 1907); Dictionnaire histori-
que des Canactiens et des Metis francais de
rOuest (Quebec, 1908): "History of the
Catholic Church in Western Canada,"
(Toronto, 1909), in two vols.; two large
vols.intitled "The Great D^n€ Kace," now
being serially issued in Vienna, Austria.
Fubushed in Neufchatel, Switzerland, a
map of the valley of the Nechaco River
(1904), for which he was awarded a silver
medal by the Geographical Soc. Addreas:
St. Mary's Church, Winnipeg, Man.

MOBIN, Victor, B.A., LL.B. (Laval);
b. St. Hyadnthe, Que., 1865; <. of Jean
Baptiste and Aurehe Cote; m. (1st) 1893,
Fannie Ck>te, of Biddeford, Me., (d. 1894);
(2nd) 1896, Aphonsin^ 0>te, of St. Hya-
cinthe; four «. five d. Educ: St. Hya-
cinthe Coll., Laval Univ., B.A., 1884, LL.B
B., 1888. Studied law in office of Papin-
eau, Morin & MacKay; admitted to practice
of notarial prof., 1888, and removed to
Actonvale, Que.; returned to Montreal,
1890, and is now head partner of the firm
of Morin & MacKay. Treas. Bd. of Notar-
ies of Prov. of Que. ; Notary of Corporation
of City of Montreal; pres., Montreal Real
Estate Assn^i Petroleiun Ck>„ Federal Real
Estate and Trust Co.; dir. Prudential Life
Insur. Co., Montreal; JBastem Land Co..
Canadian Chrome Co.; gen. sec^ Montreal
Anti-Alcoholic League; Past Sup. Chief
Ranger, I.O.F.; sec. Maison d'Etudians,
Recreation: books. Addreee: 1116 St. Denis
St., Montreal. Clubs: Montreal Polo, St,
Denis, Reform, Montreal.

MOBINE, Alfred Bishop, LL.B. (Dal.),
K.C.; b. Port Medway, N.S., 31 March,
1857; a. of Alfred and Mary Morine; m.
Alice M. Mason; one s. two d. Educ: Dal-
housie Univ., Halifax. In 1883, after com-

Kleting his Univ. course, went to St. John's,
Tfld., and engaged in jouranlism. In 1886,
was el. to Leg. of Nfld. and sat continuouslv
for Bonavista until 1906. Chosen, with
two others, as a del. to London to represent
the sentiments of the people of Nfld., con-
cerning French Treaty rights in the Island;
in reference to which subject he and his
co-delegates prepared and published a
pamphlet dealing with the whole question;
one of five ddegates sent by the Legis-
lature on the same mission in 1891. On
this occasion the delegates were received
at the Bar of the House of Lords and pre-
sented an address prepared by Mr. Monne;
apptd. Colonial Sec. of Newfoundland in
1894; Minister of Finance in 1897; Min. of
Marine and Fisheries in 1898. In the latter
yr., represented the Govt, of the colony at
London, in a successful effort to procure
from the British authorities, the appoint-
ment of Commissioners to aiqmre and re-
port on the effect of French rights in the
colony. As Min. of Marine and Fisheries,
accompanied the delegates around the
French treaty coast. As a result of the
enauiry and report of the Commrs., the
rignt»so injurious to Nfld. were terminated
by arrangement between France and Great

Britain. During the mission to London, in
1898, obtained from the British Govt., a

Si^mise to estab. in Nfld. a branch of the
favai Reserve, which promise was fulfilled.
Removed to Toronto in 1906, and admitted
to bar of Ontario; K.C^ 1907. An unsuc-
cessful can for H. of C. for (}ue«is-Shel-
bume, N.S. PvhHcations: The Mining Law
of Canada, Canadian Notes to Russell on
Crimes. Recreations: angling, bowling, golf-
ing, motoring. Address: 546 Sherboume
St., Toronto. Clubs: Albany, Toronto;
Lambton Grolf .

MOBISSET, MeMalion Alfred, M.D.. M.
L.A.; 6. St. Henedine, Dorchester Co., Que.,
4 July, 1874; s. of Alfred Morisset, and
Aglae Dion: m. Fabiola Vezina; one s. four ,
d. Educ: Laval Univ. Has been practis-
ing his profession at St. Henedine for some
yrs. Mem. of the Medical Soc. of Beauce
and Dorchester; mem. of the Medical Soc.
of Quebec. First el. to the Leg. Ass., 1904;
re-el. 1908. Address: St. Henedine, Que.

MOBBICE, David; head of the D. Mor-
rice Co., Ltd., general merchants and
manufacturers' agents; b. St. Martin's,
Perthshire, Scotland, 11 Aug., 1831; m.
1881, Annie S., d, of John Anderson, of
Toronto; three s. Educ: St. Martin's
Perthshire Engaged in mercantile pur-
suits in Dublin, Lrel.; Liverpool, London,
and Manchester, Eng. Arrived Canada,
1855; went to 'Toronto and removed to
Montreal. 1862, and estabd. the firm of D.
Morrice Sc Co., gen. merchants and manu-
facturers' agents, a few yrs. ago controlling
over forty cotton and woollen mills, but
now confine their attention to the four
largest, the Canadian (Colored Cotton Mills
Co., the Gibson Mill Co.. Penman's Ltd., of
Paris, Ont.; the Auburn Co., of Peterboro.
The business is now conducted under the
style of the D. Morrice Co., Ltd.; Dir.,
Bank of Montreal, Royal Trust Ck).; Pres.,
Canadian Colored Ck)tton Mills Co.. Pen-
man's Ltd., Montreal Investment and Free-
hold Co.; dir. Dom. Textile Co., Royal
Victoria life Insur. Co.; mem. Montreal Bd.
of Trade; life gov. and mem. bd. of manage-
ment, Montreal Gen. Hospital; pres. Mac-
Kay Inst.; mem. Coimcil of Montreal Art.
Assn. Address: 10 Redpath St., Montreal
Clubs: St. James. Mount Royal Forest and
Stream, Huntreai.

MORRIS, Clara (Mrs. Harriott); b. Tor-
onto, Ont., 1849; lived there until 8
months old, then to Cleveland and grew up
there; became mem. of ballet in Acad, of
Music, Cleveland, 1861, rapidly advancing
to leading ladv; in 1869 became leading lady
at Wood's 'Theatre, Cincinnati; became
mem. Daly's Fifth Av. Co., New York,
1870; soon became prominent in emotional
roles and has appeared as star in prin. Am.
theatres. Leading roles: Camille; Alixe;
Miss Multon; Mercy Merrick in "The New
Magdalene;" Cora, in "L' Article 47;" etc.;
m. 1874, Frederick C. Harriott. Contribu-
tor to St. Nicholas, Ontury Mag.. Pear-
son's, Leslie's Woman's Companion, N. Am.
Rev., Ladies' Home Journal, etc. Publica-
tions: A Silent Singer, 1899; My Little Jim
Crow, 1900: Life on the Stage, 1901; A
Paste-Board Crown (novel), 1902; Stage
Confidences, 1902; The Trouble Woman,

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1004^ Life of a Star, 1906, Addrfiu: Rhror-
dale-on-Hudson, N.Y.

MOBBIS* Edmund MontaKue; artist; hj
Perth, Ont., 1871; a. of late Bon. Alexander
Morris. P.O., D.C.L. Educ.: Art Students'
Lettgue. New York; L'Academie Julian, and
the Deux Arts Paris, A.R.C.A., 1897.
Painted for the Ontario Govt., a series of
portraits representing the best types to be
found amongst the tribes of Ont., Man.,
Sask., and Alta. Commissioned to make
Indian portraits for the Parliament Bldgs.
of Sask. and Alta. Landscape purchased by
Dom. Grovt.; medal Pan-American Exhn.,
Buffalo, 1901. A foimder of the New
Canadian Art Club. 1908. Addrft: 43
Victoria St., Toronto, Ont. ClvJb: Canad-
ian Art, Toronto.

MOBBISON, Ueut.-Col. Edward W. B.
D.S.O.; Editor of the Ottawa Citizen; b.
London, Ont., 6 July, 1805; «. of Alexander
Morrison^ unmarried. Educ: Pub. Schs.,
and Tassie Institute, Gait, Ont. Commen-
ced journalistic career on the staff of the
Hamilton Spectator; ed. of the Ottawa
Citizen, An ardent military man. /Joined
4th Hamilton Field Battery, but on removal
to Ottawa, transferred to 2nd Field Bat-
tery; served in South African War, 1899-
1900. Operations in the Transvaal, east of
Pretoria, from July to 29 Nov., 1900, in-
cluding action at Belfast, 26 and 27 Aug.,
1900. Operations in Orange River Colony,
May to 28 Nov., 1900. Operations in Cape
Colony, south of Orange River, 1899-1900.
DetpcUchea. Brevet of Captain.; D.S.O.
Queen's Medal with three clasps; organized
1905, 23rd Field Batt., Ottawa, which in
first yr. of its existence, captured the first

£ rises for efficiency and firing; promoted
lieut.-Col., comdg. 8th Brig., Field Art.,
1909. Recreation: horseback riding. Ad-
dreaaea: 19 Delaware Av.; The Citizen,
Ottawa. Clxib: Rideau, Ottawa.
MOBBISST, Hon. John, M.L.A.; Chief
Commr. of Pub. Works, New Brunswick;
b. Newcastle, N.B., 13 Ayg., 1855; a. of
Patrick Morrissy and Rose Carrell (Irish);
m. 1879, Joanna A. Dunn; two a. one d.
Educ: Newcastle. A merchant; Dep. Sher-
iff, 1880-81; Veterinary Surgeon, 12th
Field Battery of Newcastle, 1885-1897:
mem. Co. Coun., 1882-83. Unsuccessful
can. for Legis. at bye-el., 1888; el. for

Legis., 1889; defeateci at g. e., 1890; de-
feated at bye-el., 1890; defeated at g.
1894; an unsuccessful can for H. of C. at

§. e., 1896; defeated for Legis. at g. e., 1898;
efeated for H. of C, at g. e., 1900; el. for
Legis., at g. e., 1903; re-el. at g. e., 1908.
Sworn of the Ebc. Coim. as Chief Commr. of
Pub. Works in Hasen Cabinet, 20 March,
1908; re-el. by accl., 7 April, 1908. Addreaa:
Newcastle, *N.B.
MOBSE, Charles, D.C.L., K.C.; 6. Liv-
erpool, N.S., 24 Dec, 1860; a. Charles
Morse, K.C., and Margaret Henderson; m.
Susan Mary Peters; two a. one d. Educ:
Liverpool Academy, Dalhousie Univ., and
Trinity Univ., Toronto. Admitted to bar
of N.S„ in 1885; apptd. Deputy Registrar,
Exchequer Court of Canada in 1889. Pub-
lieationa: "Apices Juris," and other legal
essays; founded (with C. H. Masters, K.C.)
"Canadian Annual Digest," in 1896; is now
literary editor of the Canadian Law Times
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Reereaiiona: lawn bowling, and rowing.
Addreaa: 44 Macleod St., Ottawa. Clvb:
Halifax.

MOSS, Hon. Sir Charles, K.B.. LL.D.;
Chief Justice of the Ontario Court of Ap-
peals; b. Cobourg, Ont., 8 March, 1840; a. of
John Moss, and Cordelea'Ann Ouigley; m.
Emily, 2nd d, of the Hon. Robert B. Sul-
livan, Justice of the Court of Queen's Baich
for Up. Can. ; three a. two d. While student
at-law, gained the Law Society Scholarship;
called to the bar of Ont., Nov., 1869;
lecturer and examiner to Law Society of
Up. Can., 1872-79: apptd. Bencher of law
Society, 1880; re-el. in 1881 and thereafter
at each succeeding election; apptd. Queen's
Council. 1881; represented Law Society in
Senate of Toronto Univ., 1884-1897; Pres.
York Law Assn., 1891-1892; Vice-Chancel-
lor Univ. of Toronto, 1900-1906; member of
Board of Governors and Vice Chairman.
1906; Pres. of Havergal Ladies' Coll.;
apptd. Justice of the 0>urt of Appeal for
Ont., 1897; apptd. Chief Justice of Ontario,
1902; several times administrator of the
Crovemment of Ontario; knighted, 1907.
Publicationa: Handbook of Commercial
Law in colloboration with the late Robert
Sullivan, barrister; Recreationa: bowling,
croquet. Addreaa: Roseneath, 547 Jarvis
St., Toronto, Ont. Cluba: Toronto, R.C.Y.
C, Toronto.

MOTHEBSIIX, Thomas Barton; b. Ar-
kona, Lambton 0>., Ont., 22 Oct., 1859; a.
of Joseph Mothersill, M.D., and Mary Dar-
lington; m. Maud Louise Henderson; three
a. one d. Educ: Stratford Collegiate.
Secretary and managing director "Mother-
sill Remedy Co., Ltd.," a well known
preventative of sea sickness. Recreationa:
riding. Addreaa: 64 Victoria Av., Windsor,
Ont.

MOTHEBWEIX, Hon. W. B., M.L.A.;
Conmir. of Agric, and Prov. Sec. of Sas-
katchewan; b. Perth, Lanark Co., Ont..
6 Jan., 1860; «. of John and Elisa Mother-
well; m. 1884, Adeline Rogers, of New
Boyne. Ont.; two d. Educ: Perth Coll.
Inst, and Guelph Agric. Ck>ll. (A.A.C. of
Guelph A^ric. Coll.) A farmer. Pres. of
the Imperial Temperance Hotel. An un-
successiul can. for North Qu'Appelle, 1904,
and 1906; el. to Sask. Legis. at first g. e..
1905. Apptd. Commr. of Agric. and Prov.
Sec. upon the formation of the first ministry
of Sask. by Hon. Walter Scott, 5 Sept., 1905
defeated in Qu'Appelle, at g. e., 1908; el. in
Humbolt, at bye-el., 7 Dec., 1908. Addreaa:
Regina, Sask.

MOUNTAIN, Georere Alphonso, C.E.;
Chief Engr., Bd. or Railway Commrs. for
Canada; Pres. and mem. of the Canadian
Soc. of avil Engrs.; b. Quebec, 28 Sept.,
1869; a. of the late Matthew G. Moimtain.
and Isabella Peek; m. 1891, Kate Damor-
eau, of Montreal; one d. Educ: Quebec.
Civil Engr. on suryevs of the Quebec Sc
Lake St. John Ry., and the Quebec Graving
Docks, Newfoundland Ry., Can. Atlantic
Ry. for 23 yrs., the last ten as chief engr.;
apptd. C?hief Engr. of Bd. of Ry Commrs..
for Canada, 1904; mem. Am. Ry. Engin-
eering & Maintenance of Way Assn.; m^n.
Assn. of Ry. Supts.'of Bridges and Buildioi^;
Dom. Land Surveyor; mem. Royal Astrono-
mical Soc. of Canada. ReereaHona: shooting.

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fishing, golf. 'Addre$$: 336 MacLaren St.,
Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf, Ottawa;
National, Toronto.

MOUNT-STEPHEN, Baron (Sir George
Stephen), G.C.V.O.. D.L.; b. 5 June.
1829; a. of William Stephen, of Du£ftown,
Banffshire, and Elspet Suiith; m. (Ist) 1853,
Charlotte Annie (d. 1896). d. of Benjamin
Kane; (2nd) 1897, Gian. d. of late Capt.
Robert George Tufnell. R.N. Came to
Canada, 1850: became director, vice-Pres.
and Pres. of Bank .of Montreal; Pres., St.
Paul and Manitoba Ry.; head of the C. P.
Ry. until 1888; cr. a baronet, 1886; mem.
of House of Lords, 1891; G.C.V.O., 1906.
Conservative; Presbyterian. Addreaset:
17 Carlton House Terrace, S.W.; Brocket
Hall, Hatfield, Hertfordshire; Grand Metis,
Quebec. CIuSm: Carlton. Arthur's, London,
£ng.

MOWAT. Herbert Macdonald, K.C..
LL.B.; 6. Kingston. Ont., 9 April, 1860; «.
Rev. Professor Mowat, D.D., of Queen's
University and Enmia, d. of Hon. John
McDonald, of Gananoque; m. Mary, d. of
John Skeaff, of Aberdeen. Educ.: (Queen's
Univ. Called to the bar of Ontario, 1886;
apptd. Q.C. in Oct., 1899. Addreu: 10
Wellesley St., Toronto, Ont. Club : Toronto.

MOWAT, John lUcDonald, B.A.; 6.
Kingston, Ont., 17 Feb., 1873; «. of Rev.
John Bower Mowat, M.A., D.D., Prof, of
Oriental Languages in* Queen's Univ., and
Emma, d. of the Tate Hon. John McDonald.
Educ: Kingston Coll. Inst., Queen's Univ.,
Osgoode Hall, Toronto. Mayor of King-
ston, 1906-07. Recreations: canoeing, fish-
ing, motoring. Addrets: Kingston, Ont.
Cluba: Frontenac, Kingston Yacht, King-
ston Golf and Country, Kingston; Ontario,
Can. Mil. Inst., Toronto.

MULOCK, Hon. Sir WUIiam, K.C.M.G.,
cr. 1902: M.A., K.C., LL.D. ;, Chief Justice
of the Exchequer Division 'of the High
Court of Justice for the Province of Ontario;
b. Bond Head, Ont., 19 Jan., 1843; a.
of 'Thomas Homan Mulock, M.D.; m. 1870.
Sarah Ellen, d. of James Crowther, barrister
Toronto. Educ: Newmarket Gram. Sch.;
Univ. of Toronto. Graduated in Arts, 1863;
barr., 1868; Q.C., 1888; first elected to
Dominion Parliament 1882; re-elected 1887.
1891, 1896, 1900, and 1904; Vice-Chan-
cellor of Univ. of "roronto from 1881 until
1900, when he resigned in consequence of
his public duties; Postmaster-General of
Canada, 1896-1905, and Minister of Labour,
1900-5; on his suggestion, the Inter-Imper-
ial Postal Conference adopted Penny Post-
age within the Empire, 1898; introduced
and carried through H. of C, a bill estab-
lishing the Department of Labour, 1900:
for some years was lecturer on Equity ana
Law Examiner for the Law Society of
Up. Can.; representative of Canada, at
inauguration of Federal Parliament of
Australia; apptd. Chief Justice, 1905. Ad-
dreaa: 618 Jarvis St., Toronto. Club: Tor-
onto. Toronto; Rideau, Ottawa.

BIUNBO, Ueut.-Col. James: President
of the Farmers' Bank of Canada; 6. Embro,
Ont., 24 June, 1846; m. Agnes Orr Holmes;
two a. three d. Educ: Embro pub. sch.
Banker and farmer; Warden of the Co. of
Oxford, in 1885; member for North Oxford

in the Ontario Lo^slature, 1904; re-elec.
1905; jomed 22nd Batt., The Oxford Rifles,
in 1864 as a private; became Lt.-Col..
commanding the Regiment , in 1885; was
pasnnaster of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee
Contingent, in 1897. and was Brigadier of
the Ist Infantrv Brigade from 1905 to 1909;
is now Hon. Lt.-Col., of the 22nd Regt.;
Pres. of the Farmers' Bank of Canada;
Liberal; Presbyterian. Addreaa: Embro,
Ont. Cluba: C«n. Military Institute, and
Ontario Club, Toronto.
MUNBO, William Bennett, M.A., Ph.
D.^ LL.B., Assistant Professor of the
Science of Government in Harvard Univ.,
U.S.; 6. Almonte, Ont., 5 Jan., 1875; a. of
John McNab Munro, late of H. M. Customs,
and Sarah Bennett; unmarried. Educ:
Queen's Coll., Kingston; Univ. of Edin-
burgh; Harvard Univ.; Univ. of Berlin.
After graduating from Queen's Coll., took
law course in Univ. of Edinburgh, then
entered ujKm special study of history and
political science at Harvard; obtained degree
of Doctor of Philosophy, 1900, and spent a

Er at Univ. of Berlin, as Parker Travel-
Fellow of Harvard Univ. ; Instructor in
tical Science. Williams Coll., Mass..
1901-04; a mem. of Faculty of Harvard
Univ., since 1904; Pres. of Harvard Co-
operative Society (dealers in students'
supplies). Publicatiana: Canada and British
North America. 1905; the Seigniorial
System in Canada, 1907; Documents relat-
ing to the Seignoirial Tenure, 1907; frequent
contributor to historical and political
reviews. Addreaa: 37 Dana Chambers.
Cambridge, Mass. Club: Colonial, Cam-
bridge, Mass.

MURPHT, Hon. Charles, P.C., M.P..
Secretary of State for Canada; 6. Ottawa.
Ont., 8 Dec., 1864; a. James Murphy and
Mary Conway. Educ: Ottawa Primary
Schools; Ottawa Univ., and Osgoode Hall,
Toronto; practices Law in Ottawa; a mem.
of the Privy Council and Secretary of State
Oct., 1908; elected to the H. of C. as mem-
ber for Russell, 26 Oct., 1908. Addreaa:
Ottawa. Clxib: Laurentian, Ottawa.

MUBPHT, David Biehard, K.C., B.A..
LL.B.; b. St. Stanislas, Champlain Co..
Que., 1 Dec., 1862; a. of Nicholas Murphy
and Mary Sammon; m. 1888. Genevieve
N^l Kennedy. Educ: St. Laurent Coll.,
Laval Univ. Admitted to bar, 1886; was
partner with the late L. W. Sicotte, and
later with W. G. Cruikshanks, K.C., Mont-
real; became mem. of the firm of Gouin,-
Lemieux, Murphyjc Bernard. 1907. Created
a K.C., 1903. Was sec. of the Montreal
bar for three terms. Reere€Uion: literature.
Addreaa: 4215 Dorchester St., Montreal.

MUBPHT, Denis; one of the Commrs.
of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario
Ry.; b. Cork, Irel., 2 April, 1842; a. of
Jeremiah Murphy and Ellen Sullivan; m.
Annie Patterson; one a. two d. Came to
Can., 1849. Educ: at Chatham, Que.
Commenced life as purser on an Ottawa
River steamboat; settled in Ottawa, 1866.
as agent of the Montreal and Ottawa For-
warding Co.; in 1880, entered into partner-
ship with the late Mr. J. W. McRae, in the
forwarding business, under the name of D.
Murphy A Co.; in 1892 amalgamated the
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different steamboat lines on the Ottawa
River, into the Ottawa Transportation Co..
with Mr. M. as pres. A dir. of the Bank of
Ottawa; pres. of the Canadian Ry. Acci-
dent Insur. Co.; vice-pres. of the C. Ross
Co.; dir. of the Shawinigan Water and
Power Co. First el. to the Ont. LcMds., 1002:
unsuccessful, 1905; apptd. T. & N. O. Ry.
Commr., 1905. Address: Tara Hall, Met-
calfe St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Lauren-
tian, Golf, Country, Ottawa; National, Al-
bany, Toronto. •

MUBPHT, His Hon. Denis, B.A.; a
Judge of the Supreme Court of British Col-
umbia: b. Lac la Hache. B.C., 20 June. 1870;
s. of Denis Murphy and Helen White; m.
1900, Maud Cameron, of Cornwall, Ont.
Educ: Ottawa Univ.; el. to B.C. Le^is.,
lOCK); apptd. to present position, Nov.,
1909. Address: Victoria, B.C.

MUBPHT, Martin, C.E., D.Sc. I.S.O.;
h. Ballendaggen, F^nniscorthy, Ireland, 11
Nov., 1832; «. of Thomas Murphy and Mary
Conroy; m. Maria Agnes Buckley. Banteer,
Ireland; eight a. three d. Educ: BaUin-
daggin, Enniscorthy, Dublin, Irt^iuad; j^tud-
ied Civil Engineering on the railwavs and
other public works constructed by the late
William Dargan, in Ireland, 1S52, to 1862;
resident engineer of the Dublin, Wicklow
and Wexford Ry., 1862 to 1867. Came to
Canada, April, 1868. Made preliminary
surveys for projected lines of railway for
the Provincial Government of N.S.; City
Engineer for Halifax, N.S., during next two
vears. Contractor for the substructure of
heavy bridge work on the Intercolonial
Railway, 1872-4; Provincial Government
Engineer of N.S., 1875-1903; was consulted
on construction of public works, railways,
hydographic improvements, etc., by the
Giovemments of Newfoundland, Bermuda
and N.B.; Pres. of the N.S. Institute of
Science, 1882-3; Pres. of the Canadian
Society of Civil EnKineers^ 1902-3; api>td.
Government Inspecting Engineer on the
Western Division of the National Trans-
continental Railway, in 1906, a position
which he holds at present. JPublications:
many on Science and Civil Engineering.
Address: Edmonton. Alta.

MUBRAT, Hon. George Henry* K.C;
Premier of Nova Scotia; D. Grand Narrows,
N.S., 7 June, 1861; s. of the late William
Murray and wife; m. 1889, Grace E., d. of
John B. Moore, of North Sydney; three c.
Educ: local sehs. and Boston Univ. Called
to Nova Scotia bar, 1883, and commenced
practice of law in North Sydney; cr. K.C,
1895, and is now head of the firm of Murray,
Moltenrie, McMillan & Phalen. Appta.
to Legis. Coun. of N.S., 1 March, 18S9;
imsuccessful candidate for H. of C. in Cape
Breton, g. e., 1887 and 1891, and at bye-el,
Feb., 1896. Apptd. a mem. of the Fielding
Admn., without portfolio, 11 April, 1891.
Called on by Lt.-Gov. Daly, to form admn.,
upon the resignation of Mr. Fielding, 17
July, 1896, which he succeeded in doing
taldnc the portfolio of Prov. Sec. Was
re-el. Dy aocl. Appealed to the people 20
April, 1897, and was sustained by a laive
maj., and again in 1901 and'1906. El. for
Victoria at g. e.. 1897, 1901. 1906. Address:
HaUfax, N.S.
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MUBRAT, GUbert Macklntosh,B. A.; b,

Strathroy, Ont., 14 Jan., 1876; s. W.'H. and
Kate G. Murray. Educ: Strathroy ColU
Inst,; Toronto Univ.; Ont. Normal Coll.,
Hamilton; Secretary Canadian Manufac
turers' Assn., (Incorporated); after grad-
uation one year tutorial work in Toronto;
three years with Mining Exploration Com-
panies in Western and Northern Ont.; five
years with Can. Man. Assn.; Asst. Secy, and
finally as Secretary; Address: National
Club, Toronto. Clubs: National and R.C.Y.
C, Toronto; Lambton Golf and Coimtry
Club, Lambton; Laurentian, Ottawa.

MURRAY, Howard, LL.D.; Dean of
Dalhousie Coll., Halifax, N.S.; member of
Advisory Board of Education for N.S.,
since 1906; 6. New Glasgow. N.8., 1859;
e. s. of late George Murray, M.D.; m. 1890.
Janet, d, of late George Hattie. Educz
New Glasgow High Sch. and Dalhousie
Coll., N.S.: Univ. Coll., London; Edinburgh
Univ. Principal of Stellarton High Sch.,
1877-78; Guysboro* Academy, 1880; New
Glasgow High Sch., 1880-81; won Canadian
Gilchrist Scholarship, 1881, and proceeded
to England; Tutor m Classics, Dalhousie
Univ., 1887-89; Classical Master in Halifax
Academy, 1889-94; Lecturer in Classics.
Dalhoune Univ., 1890-94; Principal of
Halifax Academy, 1891-94; Professor of
Classics, Dalhousie Univ., 1894; Dean of the
Coll., 1901. Pufciicotiorw: The classics, their
use. present pos. and future prospects;
Reform in the N.S. High Sch. Course.
Recreations: quoiting, curling. Address:
15 Spring Gkirden Road, Halifax, N.S.

MURRAT. James Peter, J.P., F\S.A.
(Lon.); President of the Toronto Carpet
Mfg. Co.; 6. Limerick. Ire., 17 Oct., 1852;
s, Wm. A. Murray (Scotch), and Jane Anne
McNamara (Irish); wi. (Ist) Marie Emelie
Caron; (2nd) Nanno Josephine Hayes; three
«. three d. Educ: St. Michael's Coll.,
Toronto, arid St. Hyadnthe Seminary, Que.
Came to Canada with his parents when two
years of age. Entered father's business in
Toronto in 1867; founded Toronto Carpet
Mfg. Co., 1891; took an active part m /^
organizing Can. Mfgrs. Assn., 1899; founded
Employers' Assoc, of Toronto, 1902; a
provisional gov. of the Toronto Museum of
Art, 1900; Canadian Sec. British Weights
and Measures Assn; vice-pres. for Ontario,
of the Canadian Mfrs. Assocn^ one of the
first members ^f the Imperial Fed. League.
1884; a vice-pres. of the Can. branch of the
Brit. Empire League; a founder of the
Toronto Ejnpire Club. A warm supporter
of all forms of athletics, especially rowing;
an hon. life mem. of tue Argonaut Rowing
Club. Publications: "Labour in relation to
capital;" "Apprenticeship." and kindred
subjects. Address: 446 Euclid Ave., Toronto
Ciufca: National. Argonaut. Toronto.

MURRAY. Sir Johi, K.C.B., F.R.S..
LL.D., D.Sc., Ph.D.; b. Coburg, Ont.,
8 liar.. 1841; 2nd a. of Robert Murray,
accountant; m. Isabel, d. of late Thonuw
Henderson, shipowner, 1889; two s. three d.
Educ: pub. sch., London, Ont.; Victoria
CoU., Coburg. Ont.; High Sch., Stirhn«.
Scotland: Emnburgh Umv. Cuvier Pnae,
Izistitut de France; Humboldt Medal, Gesel-
Ischaft fur Erdkunde, Berlin; Rosral Medal.
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Neill and Makdoueall-Brisbane medals of
Royal Society, EdmbuMjh: Gullum Medal.
American Qeographical Society; Clarke
Medal, Royal Societjr of New South Wales;
Lutke Medal, Imperial Rossian Society of
Geography. Hon. iKkem. of a large number
of British and Foreign scientific Societies.
Knight of the Prussian Order Pour le
Mente, 1898; naturalist; formeriy member
of the fishery Board for Scotland; is now
engaged in a bathvmetrical, phjrsical, and
biolojrical surrey of the fresh-water lakes of
the United Kingdom. Visited Spitsbergen
and Arctic regions as a natiuralist on board
a whaler, 1868; one of the naturalists H.M.
S. "Challenger," during exploration of
physical and biological conditions of great
ocean basins, 1872-76; first assistant of staff
apptd. to undertake publicati<Mi of scien-
tific results of "Challenger" Expedition,
1876-82: apptd. editor, 1882; took part in
"Triton*' and "Knight Errant" explora-
tions in Faroe Channel, and other deePTSea
and marine expeditions; at one time scien-
tific m^nber oi the Scottish Fishery Board;
British delegate to the International Hydro-
graphic Conference at Stockholm, 1889; has
made numerous explorations in tropical
oceanic island** and travelled in nearly all
parts of the world. PvhlicationB: editor of
Report on the Scientific Results of the
"Challenger" Expedition, published by H.
M. Stationery Office in fifty royal quarto
volumes; author of a Summary of the
Scientific Results of the "Challenger" Ex-
pedition; joint-author of The Narrative of
the Cruise of the "Challei^er" and of a
Report on Deep-Sea Deposits; author of
numerous papers on subjects connected with

geography, oceanography, marine biology,
ana limnology; Report on Scientific Resiilts
of Scottish Lake Survey, 6 vols., 1909.

Recreatioiu: yachtinfi^. accompanied with
sounding, dredging, and other scientific
observations; has a large collection of mar-
ine deposits, of which he makes a special
study; golf, cycling, shooting and motoring.
AddrMs: Challenger Lodge, Wardie, Edin-
burgh; Challenger Farm, Boden, Alt a.,
Canada. Clubs: Athenaeum, Royal Societ-
ies, Automobile; United Service, Edin-
burgh: Royal and Ancient, St. Andrew's,
New , North Berwick.

MUBBAY, Bev. John Oswald, M.A.,
T.C.D^ 6. Ballymona, Ireland, 1869; «. The
Very Rev. T. W. Murray, LL,D., Dean of
Connor, and Blargaret Moyers; m. Ada, d.
of John Marwood R.N Educ: Gram.,
Sch., Ballymona, and Trinity Coll., Dublin.
Arrived in Canada, 1902; Canon of St.
John's Cathedral, Winnipeg, and Professor
of Systematic Theology in St. John's Coll.;
Plrst classical scholar. T.C.D., 1889; vice-
Chancellor's Gold Medalist. 1890; ordained
Deacon, 1896; Priest, 1897; Dio. of London;
Curate of St. Martin4n-the-Field8, London.
1896-1902. PvbHcaiioru: Christianity and
Human Thought, London S.P.C.R., 1909.
Recreation»: walking and reading. AddrM»:
The Retreat. St. Johns, Winnipeg. Man.

BfUSSEBT. Joseph Sllssett; b. Cayuga,
Co, of Haldimand, Ont., 17 Dec., 1863; a.
of William Mussen. Belfast; unmarried.
Educ: Public and High Sch. of Cayuga,
Ont., and Osgoode Hall, Toronto; Bamster-
at-Law; afterKpracticmg^law for a tim^

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id Hull, Eng.; in August, 1909.

riding, golf. Address: CToraer

, Eng.; Oakleign, Cayuga, Ont.

travdled extensively in India. and the far
east ; became Canadi^ Trade Commissioner
for Leeds and Hull,
Recreaiions:

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MTEBS, His Hon. Robert Hill; Co. Ct.
Judge; Past Grand Master Masonic Order,
for Manitoba; Past Grand Master of Odd-
fellows; b. Oxford, Ont., 30 Blarch. 1856; «.
of Robmrt Myers of Leeds, Yorkshire, and
Margaret Hill of Fifeshire, Scotland; m. 25
Nov.. 1885, Annie, d, of James McLeod of
Woodstock, Ont.; one s, one d. Educ:
Stratford; 'Toronto, Ont., Called to bar at
Osgoode Hall, Toronto, 1880, and to Mani-
toba bar, 1882; mem. of Manitoba t<egis-
lature, 1892-1903; apptd. to the bench,
1903; mem. of Manitoba College Senate and
Board of Management and Manitoba Univ.,
Rhodes Scholarship Committee. Recrea-
tions: golf, bkwn bowling. Address: 99
Roslsm Rd., Winnipeg, Man. Clubs: Mani-
tobMEb, St. Charies, Country, Rockwood, Cole-
dyke, Winnipeg.

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NAJLAMUBA, Hon. Takashi; Consu
General for Japan; 6. Yuasamachi, Ku,
Japan, 3 July. 1873; m. Mitsuye Muva;
two 8. one d. Educ : Japan. Came to Can.
18 May. 1909. Diplomatic and, consular
service lor Japan in Corea, China and the
U.S., 1895-1906; apptd. Sec. to the Foreign
Dept. in 1906; promoted to Consul General
in Canada, 1909. Address: 385 Laurier Av.
E., Ottawa. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

NANTEL, Wilfrid Bruno, LL.D. (Laval)
K.C., M.P.; 6. St. Jerome, Que., 8 Nov..
1857; a. of Guillaume Nantel and Adelaide
Desjardins; m. 1885, Georgianna Gauthier,
of St. Jerome; three s. one d. Educ: Sem.
of Ste. Theresse de Blainville. Has been
mayor of the town of St. Jerome for the
past six yrs., and alderman since 1894.
Unsuccessful can. for H. of C. for Terre-
bonne at g. e., 1904. First el. to H. of C. at
g. e., 1908. Address: St. Jerome. Que.

NANTON, Ansustus Meredith; b. Tor-
onto, 7 May, 1860; s. of Augustus Nanton.
of Toronto; m. (Ist) 1886, Georgina Hes-
peller (d. 1887); (2nd) 1893, Ethel Clark, of
Winnipeg. Educ: "Toronto Model Sch.
Commenced work at thirteen yrs. of age in
office of a real estate broker, and two yrs.
later entered «nploy of financial firm of
Osier & Hammond. At age of 24, became
a junior partner, and opened branch house
at Winnipeg. Dir. of the Great West Life
Insur. CJo., Winnipeg Street Railway Clo.:
governor of the Winnipeg^ General Hospital
ex-pres. of the Bd. of Trade. Address:
Fort Rouge, Winnipeg. Clubs: Manitoba,
Commercial, Winnipeg.

NEELT, Charies Hoffman: b. Iowa. U.
S.A., 10 June, 1866; of Amencan parentage.
Arrived Canada, 1902; has always been
engaged in the insurance business: now
manager for Canada and Newfoundland, of
the Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpora-
tion. Recreations: golf, yachting. AMress:
111 Crescent Road. Toronto. Clubs: Royal
Canadian Yacht. Lambton Golf and Ck)un
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NEELT, David Bradley M.B. (Toronto.
1809), M.C.P. A S.O.. M.P.; 6. Harkaway.
Grey Co., Ont., 18 Dec.. 1873: a. of Thomas
Neely and Jane Neely; m. Laura Amelia
Hill, of Markdale, Ont.; two a. Educ:
Owen Sound Coll. Inat., Toronto Univ.
Practiced medicine in Colbome and Mark-
dale, Ont.. till 1004, and since then in
Humboldt, Sask. Elected bjr acd. in
Humboldt to first Prov. Legislature of
Sask.. Dec., 1905; re-elected. Aug.. 1908;
resigned and el. for H. of C. Oct.. 1908.
Addre—: Humboldt. Sask.

NEIIX, Charles Ernest; 6. Fredericton,
N.B.. 25 May. 1873; ». of James S. Neill, and
Elisa Caroline Neill; m. Mary L. Crerar.
Manager Royal Bank at Vancouver for
some years; Asst. General Manager of the
Royal Bank of Canada. AddreB^: 242 Sher-
brooke St. West. Montreal. ClvJb*: Mount
Royal, St. James. Hunt, Royal Montreal
Golf. Montreal.

NELSON John, mang. dir. Victoria
(B.C.) Tim€9; h. Paisley. Ont.. 8 March.
1872; «. of John and Elisa Nelson; m. Clara
Armstrong; two «. two d. Educ: Public
and Hiffh Sch. of Ont.; has been a newspaper
man all his life; reporter; special writer, and
now managing director of the Times. Vic-
toria. B.C.; del. to the Imp. Press Confce.,
at London, 1900. AddreM: 1034 Linden Av.,
Victoria, B.C.

NESBITT, Edward Walter, M.P.; h.
North Norwich. Co. of Oxford, 15 July.
1857; «. of John W. and Mary Wallace Nes-
bitt; m. Mary Elisabeth d. of Andrew
Ross, Sheriff of Oxford; two «. four d.
Has been a member of the Woodstock
board of Education for several years; was
a member of the Co. Council for several
years, and also Chairman of the Board of
Trade; now engaged in manufacturing;
farming and general agency business; first
^ to H. of C., 1908; a Liberal. Addre9%:
Woodstock, Ont. Clvih»: Rideau, Ottawa,
and National. Toronto.

NESBITT, Sam. Grierson Murray, M.L.
A.; 6. Brighton. Ont.. 23 Nov., 1859; «. of
James Nesbitt, and Agnes Clarke; m.
Eleanor Morris Bibby; one «. three d.
Educ: High Sch., Brighton; grocer for 12
years; manufactiu-er of canned goods for
seven years; exporter of green apples for 18
years; pres., Can. Canners'; Gordon Pulp
and Paper CJo„ Dryden, Ont.; Pres.. Ont-
ario Apple Shippers' Assn.; pres.. Brighton
Board of Trade; first el. to Ontario Leg.
Ass., for East Northumberland. 1908. Re-
ereatums: cricket, yachting. Addreag:
Brighton. Ont. Club: Albany. Toronto.

NESBITT, Hon. Wallace, K.C.; 6. Wood-
stock, Ont., 13 May, 1858; ». of late John W.
Nesbitt and Mary Wallace; m. (1st) Louise,
d. of A. F. Elliott, of New Orleans. U.S.A.;
(2nd) Amy Gertrude, d. of W. H. Beatty,
Toronto; one a. Educ: Woodstock; called
to the bar, 1881; practised in Hamilton,
Ont., for a short time; removed to Toronto
and joined the firm of McCarthy, Osier,
Hoskm & Creelman; in 1892, became a
mem. of the firm of Beatty. Blackstock,
Nesbitt. Chadwick & Riddell; in 1894 acted
as senior counsel for Toronto in the investi-
gation before Judge McDougall. to ascer-
tain if any aid. or officials had accepted
'Ses or been guilty of malfeasance; apptd.
72

a Q.C.. 1896; was pres. of the Osgoode
Legal and lit. Soc.; apptd. a Judge of the
Supreme Ct.. 16 May. 1903; resigned 4
Oct., 1905, to resume legal practice. Re-
ereatiana: golf, fishing, horseback riding.
Addreaaea: Home life Bldg. ' (bus.): 26 St.
Vincent St., Toronto. Cluba: Toronto,
Golf, Ontario Jockey, Toronto; Rideau.
Golf. Ottawa; (Warrick, Cecil. London. Eng.

NESBITT, WlUlam Brittle, B.A., M.D.;
b. Vandecar, Oxford Ck>.. Ont., 23 May.
* 1866; a. of Dr. F. L. NesbiU and A. J. Meek;
m. 1888. Clara Louise Hubbard; one d.
Educ: Angus Pub. Sch., Pickering Coll., and
Barrie High Sch.; Grad. Toronto Univ..
1887; Trinity Univ.. M.D., 1887. Prac-
ticed his profession in Toronto for several
yrs.. but later became connected with
several corporations and manufacturing
institutions, including the People's Life
Insur. Co., Toronto Gold Storage Co., and
the Canadian Kodak Co.; later was mgr. of
the C. H. Hubbard Co. Active as a Cons,
in politics. El. to Prov. Legis. for North
Toronto, 1902; re-el. at g. e., 1905; retired
1908. Addreaa: 71 Grosvenor St., Toronto.
Club: Albany, Toronto.

NEWCOMBE, Edmund LesUe, O.M.G..
K.C, M.A., LL.B., Deputy Min. of Justice
for Canada; 6. Comwallis, N.S., 17 Feb,
1859; a. John Cumming Newcombe. and
Abigail H. Calkin; m. Annie E. Freeman;
one a. Educ: Dalhousie Coll.. Halifax.
Called to the bar of N.S., 1883; bar of Ont..
1893; Q.C., 1893; Deputy Minister of Justice
1893; Governor of Dalhousie Coll., 1887-
1893; Lecturer on Insurance Law. Dalhousie
Coll.. 1892-3; Canadian delegate to Gt.
Britain on copyright question. 1905; Com-
missioner for Revision of Statutes of Canada
1902-1906. Pvhlieationa: A Handbook of the
British North America Act. Reere€Uion:
shooting. Addreaa: 63 Laurier Ave. W.,
Ottawa. Cluba: Rideau. Golf. Hunt. Coun-
try, Ottawa; Halifax. N.S.

NEWNH AM, RiKht Bev. Jervois Arthur,
M.A., D.D.; Bishop of Saskatchewan; b.
Bath. Somerset. Eng.. 15 Oct., 1852; «. of
Rev. George William Newnham, M.A.. Vicar
of (Jombe Down, and Catherine Pennock
Read; m. 1892, Letitia Anges. d. of Rev.
Wm. Henderson, D.D.; five d. Received
early educ. at Bath Coll.; came to Canada,
1 June, 1873, and entered McGill Univ.
(B.A. with honours. 1878; M.A., 1883). and
the Montreal Diocesan Coll. A missionary
at Onslow. Que.. 1878-82; curate of Christ
Ch. Cath., Montreal, 1882-86; rector West-
mount, Montreal, 1886-90; oonsec. in Win-
nipeg, 1893; and in same yr. received deg-
ree of D.D. from St. John's CJoll., Man.;
Bishop of Moosonee. 1893-04; transferred
to Saskatchewan, 1904; has travelled
much by canoe and on snowshoes round
Hudson's Bay as Missionary Bishop.
Recreaiiona: cricket, tennis, riding.
Addreaa: Bishops thorpe. Prince Albert,
Sask.

NEWNHAM, Mrs. LetUla Asnes: 6.
Pembroke, Ont., 14 April, 18Q5; d. of Rev.
Wm. Henderson, D.D., and Mary Agnes
Burgen; m. 1802, Right Rev. Jervois Arthur
Newnham, Bishop of Saskatchewan; five
d. A devoted companion and assistant of
her husband in hits missionary labours

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around the shores of Hudson's Bay, and
now in Saskatchewan. Address: Bishops-
thorper Prince Albert, Sask.
NEWTON, Densll Onslow Cochranef

M.V.O.; 6. England. 17 Oct., 1880; «. of
George Onslow and Lady Alice Newton.
Educ: Eton, and Royal Military Coll.
Arrived in Canada, 1902; gazetted to Mid-
dlesex Regt., 1899; A.D.C. to Earl of
Dundonald, 1902-1906; A.D.C. to His Ex-
cellency the Governor General, 1904-1909;
now a member of the firm of C. Meredith
A Co., Ltd., bond brokers. Montreal. Ad-
drew: 720 Cdoper St., Ottawa. Clubs:
Rideau, Golf, Ottawa.

NICHOL, Walter Cameron: Prop. Van-
couver Daily Province; 6. Grodench, Ont.,
16 Oct.. 1866; y. «. of the late Robert K.
Addison Nichol, barrister, who was the
eldest son of the late Lt.-Col. Robert
Nichol, Q.M.G., of H.M. Militia; m. Odita
Josephine, d. of the late Charles Greenwood
Moore, M.D., of London, Ont.; one «. one d.
Educ: at home; journalist; edited the
Hamilton (Ont). HcroW for some years, and
is now publisher, proprietor and editor-in-
chief, of Vancouver B.C. Daily^ Province,
Recreations: driving and motoring. Ad-
dress: Vancouver, B.C. Club: Vancouver,

NICHOLLS, Albert George, M.A., M.D.,
CM., D.Sc., F.R.S.C.; 6. England, 16 April,
1870; s. of Rev. John Nicholls and Mary
Elizabeth Harland; m. Lucia Pomeroy Van
Vliet;,one s. Educ: Montreal High Sch.;
McGill Univ.; Erlanger, Prague, Vienna.
Arrived in Canada, 1874; grad. from Mon-
treal High Sch. with Davidson Gold medal,
and Lansdowne Silver medal for English
History and Literature; Chapman Gold
Medal and first rank honor in classics, Mc-
Gill Univ.; Final prize in Medicine; Post
Grad. course in Medicine in Germany and
Austria. Publications: various articles in
the reference handbook of Medical Science;

{)art author American Text Bool^ of Patho-
pgy and of the American Practice of Sur-
gery; part author with Prof. J. G. Adami, of
"The Principles of Pathology. Address:
972 St. Catherine St. West, Montreal.
Club: University, Montreal.
NICHOLLS, Frederic; Vice-Pres. and
Gen. Mgr. of the Can. Gen. Electric Co.,
Ltd., Toronto; b. England, 23 Nov., 1866;
m. Florence, e. d. of late Commander
Grabum, R.N. {dec) Educ: Stuttgart,
Wurtemberg. Came to Can., 1874, and has
nnce taken an actjve interest m many
mining, insur., publishing and other con-
cerns. Organizer of the Toronto Incandes-
cent Electric Light Co., which adopted the
underground system of electric light dis-
tribution. Founder, and until 1893 was
ed. and prop, of the Can. Manufacturer.
For seven yrs. sec. of the Can. Mfgrs. Assn.;
vice-pres. of the Toronto Press Club, 1890
pres.. Athenaeum Club, 1893. Dir., Tor-
onto Electric Light Co., the Manufacturers'
Life Insur. Co.; Electrical Development Co.,
of Ontario, the Sao Paulo Tramway, Light
and Power Co., Brazil, and many other
commercial concerns; a life mem. of the
Toronto Bd. of Trade. Recreations: motor-
ing, yachting (at one time commodore
R. C. Y. C.) Address: "The Homewood,"
13 Homewood Place, Toronto. Clubs:

National, Toronto, Albany, Royal Can.
Yacht, Golf, Toronto; St. James'. Montreal.

NICHOLSON, Byron: 6. Hamilton. Ont.'
27 Jan., 1862: «. of William Manley, and
Elizabeth Anary Nicholson; m. Mary Per-
bierthy, e. d. of Chas.. V. Berryman. M.D.,
M.A.; one «. Educ: Public Sch. and High
Sch.; journalist for many vears; collector
of Crown Timber Dues at the Port of Que-
bec up to 1909; clerk of the Senate Com-
mittees, at Ottawa, 1909. Publications:
"Impressions Abroad," "The French Cana-
dian^' (translated into French,) "In Old
Quebec." Address: Ottawa, Ont.

NICHOLSON. Charles Howard, Gen,
Mgr. of G. T. P. Steamships; b. Belleville^
Ont., 28 Jan., 1868; s. of Samuel and Nancy
Nicholson, U. E. Loyalists; m. Lillie V,
Williams, of Cobourg; one «. Educ : Queen'*
Univ., Kingston, and Univ. of Maryland!
Baltimore, Md.; Master Mariner; Traffic
Manager, Nor. Nav. Ck).j now Mgr. of G. T.
Pacific lines on the Pacific. Began steam-
boating as Cabin boy, 1881; Purser, 1882-
1884;jCaptain, 1885 to 1890; C^eral Freigh
and Passenger Agent. 1891 to 1903; Mgr.
for the U.S., 1894 to 1902; General Mgr..
Muskoka Nav. Co., 1903: Traffic Mgr., Nor.
Nav. Co., 1904-09; apptd. to ores. pos. Dec.,-
1909. Address: Vancouver, B.C.

NICKEBSON, Moses Hardy, M.L.A.; b.
Clark's Harbor, Shelbume Co., N.S., 10
Sept., 1848; s. of Pheneas and Jane Nicker-
son; m. Mary E. Duncan; two s. two d.
Educ : at Clark's Harbour, by private study,
Sch. teacher for 15 years; journalist, 20
years; member of the N.S. Legislature
since 1902. Publications: "(Morals of the
Coast," a vol. of verse, 1892; The Coast
Guard, weekly newspaper established 1897.
Recreation: translating from the Classics.
Address: Clark's Harbor, N.S.

NICKI^E, William Folder, B.A.. K.C..
M.L.A.: 6. Kingston, Ont.. 31 Dec., 1869?
s. of William Nickle, (Scotch,) and Ellen
Mary Folger; m. Agnes Mary McAdam
Idee); two sons; one d. Educ: Private
tuition, Kingston Coll. Inst., Queen's Univ..
and Osgoode Hall; grad. Queen's, 1892;
. Osgoode Hall, 1895; elec. to the Kingston
Sch. Board, 1905; CXty (Doimcil, 1906; and
again 1907 for three years; elec. to the Ont.
I^slature in 1908 for the CHty of King-
ston. Recreation: gardening. Address:
Kingston, Ont. Clubs: Frontenac, 0)imtry,
Kingston; R.C.Y.C, Toronto.

NICOLAS, Frank James; b. Calcutta,
1865; s. of English parents; m. Bertha
Clarke; three cf. £?duc. ; Rossal, Eng., and
King's (3oll., London, Eng. Arrived in
Canada, Nov., 1904; Mining Engineer, Ben-

Sal, Australia, Malay Peninsula, and West
Lfrica. Publications: Analytical Index ta
Geological Survey Publications of the Dom-
inion Government, and of the Ontario
Government; held 30 mile bicycle world's
record in 1885. Address: 322 Gilmour St..
Ottawa. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.
NOONAN, Daniel; Vice-Pres. and Gen.
Mgr.. Rideau Lakes Nav. Co.; b. Troy, N.Y..
U.S.A., 24 Sept., 1853; s. of Anthony and
Sarah Noonan; m. Mary Fleming; one s.
oned. Btfuc. : Pub. Sch. Arrived in Can..
Mav, 1856. Prominent in the forwarding
business in Canada for many years. Puh-

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lication: Rest and Sport among the Bideau
Lakes. Address: 95 William St., Kingston,
Ont. Club: Frontenao, Kingston.

NOBDHEIMEB, Samuel; Consul for
Ontario, for the Qerman Empire; 6. Mems-
dorf. Bavaria, Germany, 1824; m. 1871.
Edith Louise, d. of late Jas. Boulton, of
Toronto; one 8. seven d. Came to America
with his brother in 1839, and learned the
business of piano making; removed to
Canada and founded the firm of A. & 8.
Nordheimer, at Kingston. Subsequently
removed to Toronto, the firm now b^xig
known as the Nordheimer Piano & Music
Co., Ltd. Was for many yrs. pres. of the
Philharmonic Soc. of Toronto; vice-pres.
of the Canada Permt. Loan Co.; app>td.
Consul for Ont., for the German Empire,
1889. Adctresaes: 16 King St. E. (bus.);
"Glen Edjrth," Davenport Rd., Toronto.
Club: Toronto.

NORDHEIMER, Mrs. Edith Louise; b.
Toronto; d. of late James Boulton, barrister,
and Margaret Melina Fortye; m. 1871,
Samuel Nordh^mer, Consul for the German
Empire. Active in charitable and benevo-
lent work; pres. of the Imperial of the
Daughters of the Empire; has instituted
many chapters of the Order. Address:
"Glen Edyth," Davenport Road, Toronto.

NORIE-MILLER, Claud: b. London,
Eng., 6 March, 1885; «. of Francis Norie-
Miller, J.P.,<;ieese, Perth, Soot., and Grace
Harvey Day, Eng. Edttc.: Trinity Coll.,
Glenalmond, Scot.; now mgr. of the General
Accident Ass. Co of Canada; has been since
1903 with General Accident Fire, and Life
Co. of Perth, Scot., in European and Cana-
dian branches of the Company; arrived in
Canada, June, 1906. Recreation: golf.
Address: 2 Bloor St., Toronto. Cluhs:
Albany, Toronto; Auxihary Forces, London.

NORTHCOTE, Baroness (Alice), C.I..
Lady of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem;
adopted d. of 1st Lord Moimt Stephen
(Geoige Stephen, of Montreal; m.) Montreal,
2 Oct., 1873, Sir Henry Stafford Northcote
of Exeter (cr. 1900). Educ: England, but
spent many yrs. in Canada. Husband,
(iovemor of Bombay, 1900-03, and Gov^-
Gen. of Australia, 1903-8; in each country
dispensed hospitality as mistress of Govern-
ment House. Address: 25 St. James's Place,
London, S.W.. England.

NOBTHRUP, WiUiam Barton, M.A..
K.C., M.P.; 6. Belleville. Ont., 19 Oct.,
1856; «. of Anson Gilbert Northrup. ana
Jane C. Balster; m. Mary S. Fitch, or Tor-
onto; one s. Educ: Belleville Gram. Sch.;
Up. Can. Coll.; Univ. of Toronto; head boy,
U.C.C., 1874; Capt. Coll. cricket eleven,
1873-1874; championship cup races, 1873-
1874; first elec. to H. of C, 1892; defeated
in 1896; elec. 1900-1904-1908. Addresses:
Belleville, and Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau,
Golf, Ottawa; Albany, R.C.Y.C., Toronto.

NOTA SCOTIA, Bishop of; see Right
Rev. Clarendon L. Worrell.

0*BEIRXE, William Mark; Editor
and proprietor of the Stratford Daily
Beacon: b. Cavanville, Durham Co., Ont.,
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26 April. 1854; s. of P. H. and Henrietta
O'Beime; m. Luella Georgina, e. d. of
Damon S. Warner, of Napanee, Ont.; three
s.twod. Educ: Liifid^&y, Ont. Published
Napanee Express, 1881-85; was representa-
tive of Toronto Globe in Montreal, 1885-88;
editor and proprietor of Daily and Weekly
Standard, Woodstock, Ont., 1888-91. Ac-
quired the Weekly Beacon, Stratford,
April, 1891, re-established the Daily Beacon
same yr., and has been editor and prop-
rietor since that time. Past Pres., Daily
Sec., Canadian Press Assn.: knem. of execu-
tive of Can. Press Assn. Address: Stratford,
Ont,

OBORNE, James: b. Montreal, 19 Sept.,
1861 ; s. of John Obome, and Annie Hilliard;
^m. (1st) Alice M. Barrie (dec); (2nd) Edith
M. Simpson; five s. three a. Educ: Montreal
Pub. Sch. Commencefd railroading at 13
years of age; now General Supt., Can. Pac.
Ky., at Toronto. Address: 175 Dowling
Av. Ciu6: Toronto.

O'BRIEN, Arthur Henry, M.A.; Law
clerk of the H. of C; 6.fToronto; s. of Hy.
O'Brien, K.C. Educ: Gait and Toronto
Coll. Inst.i Univ. of Toronto; Trinity Univ.
Unmarried. Called to the bar of (Jntario,
1890; was formerly one of the editors of the
Can. Law Journal, and is a frequent con- '
tributor to legal periodicals; entered Can-
adian Militia, 1886, 35th Batt., 1887 to
1897; Major, 1897; transferred to (Jov.
Gen'ls. Foot Guards, Ottawa, 1897; on
reserve with rank of Major, 1904; for some
years Secretary of the York Law Assn.;
apptd. Asst. Law Clerk, of the H. of C,
April, 1896, and Law Clerk, Aug., 1908.
Life member of Argonaut Rowing Club.
Publications: Digest of the Fish and Game
Laws of Ont.; O'Brien's Conveyance," (now
in its 4th ed.); "Chattle Mortgages and
Bills of Sale," "Haliburton," a slcetch and
Bibliography (R.S.C. trans). Recreation:
aquatics. Address: 237 Lisgar St., Ottawa.
Club: Rtdeau, Ottawa.

O'BRIEN, Henry, K.C.. b. "The Woods'
Shanty Bay, Ont., 1836; 3rd a. of Edward
George O'Brien, a retired naval and military
officer, who was in charge of the first settler
ment in Simcoe district at Shanty Bay and
Barrie, and Mary Sophia, d. of Rev. Ed-
mund Gaffer, Somerset, Eng.; m. in 1869,
Elizabeth, d. of Rev. S. B. Ardagh, M.A.,
Rector of Barrie; one s. two d. Educ:
Church Gram. Sch., Toronto. Called to the
bar of U.C, in 1861; practiced in partner-
ship with Mr. Christopher Robinson, K.C,
until the latter 's death in 1906; at present a
member of the firm of O'Brien & Lundy;
took an active part in 1885-6 in the move-
ment for municipal reform in Toronto,
which resulted in the elec. of the late Wm.
H. Rowland as Mayor, he being chairman of
his Committee; devotes much time to Mis-
sion work among the poor of Toronto;
chairman of the Toronto Mission Union.
A Conservative; he became associated in
1888, with the "Equal Rights" movement
of wluch his brother Col. W. E. O'Brien and
D, Alton McCarthy. M.P., were leaders;
since that time he has taken no part in
politics. Publications: editor of ** Canada
J jaw Journal" since 1863; author of O'-
Brien's Division Court Manual," compiler
of Harrison and O'Brien's digest of Ontario

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Reports; was for sometime editor of Ont-
ario Practice Reports. Fomided Argonaut,
Rowing Club, 1872. and was its first stroke,
and pros, for 16 years; was the first pres. of
Canadian Assn. of Amateur Oarsmen; in
1863, raised and commanded an independ-
ent rifle CO., which afterwards was mcor-
porated in the Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto.
AddrMs: Dromoland, 383 Sherboume St..
Toronto.

0*BBI£N, Lieat.-Col. William Edward,
LL.B.; h. Thomhill, Ont., 10 Mar.. .1831: •.
of Edward Georsia and Mary Sophia
O'Brien; m. Elizabeth, relict of John F.
Harris, of London, Ont., and d, of Colonel
Lorine of Toronto; one «. three d. Educ:
Up. Can. Coll.; after some years spent in
joumalisni. was called to the bar, and
practiced m Barrie, Ont. Later devoted
himself to farming on the estate at Shanty
Bay, which had been settled on by his
father; contested Muskoka and Parry
Sound in 1878 and was defeated; elec. in
1882 to H. of C, and held seat until 1895;
joined the active militia at the time of the
"Trent Affair," and retired as Lieut.-Col..
after 30 years service: medals for Fenian
Raid, North West Rebellion, and long
service; Canadian Commissioner at Glas-
gow Exhibition in 1901, and was one of the
officers s«it to represent the Canadian
militia at the Diamond Jubilee of H.M. in
1897. Ad(b-e99: The Woods, Shanty Bay.
Ont: _

ODL.UM. Edward, M.A., B.Sc; b. TuUa-
more. Peel Co., Ont., 27 Nov.. 1850; «. of
John A. Odlimi and Margaret McKenxie;
m. (Ist) Mary E. Powell, who died in
Tokio, Japan; (2nd) Blartha M. Thomas of
St. Catherines, Ont.; five «. Educ: Tulla-
more, Goderich, and Victoria Univ. Coburg,
Ont. Pres.. C^tral Executive of Vancou-
ver Rate Payers' Association; pres., British
Tract Assn.; pres. Permanent Co-operating
Board of the Laymen's Missionary Move-
ment in Vancouver; Chairman Pub. Library
Board. Vancouver; Sec., Grand View Pro-
gress Assn.; on executive of jbhe Art Historic
and Science Assn., Vancouver; member of
Vancouver Board of Trade; on executive
of Trustee Co., Limited; member of B.C.

' Oil Refining Co.. Ltd.: Can. Pacific Oil Co.;
Hygienic Dairy Co., Ltd.; Thomson's Sta-
tionery Co., Ltd.; Orange Hall Assn., Ltd.;
Central CSty Mission Co., Ltd.; Dominion
Trust Co., Ltd.; National Insurance Co.
Recreationa:^ gardening, mountain climbing,
boating, camping. Aadrfs: 1710 Grant St.,
Vancouver, B.C.

OGDEN. Isaac Gouvemeur; Third. Vice-
Pres., Canadian Pacific Ry.; h. New York:
«, of Isaac Grouvemeur Ogden, banker, and
Elisabeth Katherine Williamson; m. 1884,
Julia M., d. of the late Mr. Baker of Quin-
cey. III. Educ: pub. schs. of New York.
Commenced his business career in a mer-
cantile house in 1861; entered ry. service,
1871, as pajrmaster and accnt. of Chicago
and Pacific Ry.; auditor of road, 1876-
1881. Apptd. auditor of Western Div. of
C. P. Ry., 1881; auditor, 1883; comptroller,
1887; third vice-pres., 1901. Dir. of var-
ious subsidiary lines of the C. P. R.; life
governor of Montreal Homeopathic Hos-
pital; pres.. Coll. of Homeopathic Physic-
ians and Surgeons of Montreal. Recrea-

tion: fishing. AddresB: 135 Mackay St..
Montreal. Clube: Mount Royal, St. James,
Forest and Stream. Roval St. Lawrence
Yacht, Montreal: Manitoba, Winnipeg;
Anglers' Club oi Rideau Lake; Lotus,
Transportation, New York.

06ILVIE, WilUam, D.L.S.; b. Ottawa,
Ont., 7 April. 1846; «. James Ogilvie and
Margaret Halladay; m. (1st) M. A. Sparks;
(2nd) O. P. Richardson; five «. one d.
Educ: in common sch.i and afterwards by
study; was on several exploratory surveys,
determination of boundary line, Canada
and Alaska; Commissioner of the Yukon for
two and a half years; engaged on explora-
tory work in the Yukon auring the year of
the gold discoveries in the Kloncfike river,
and as a Dominion Magistrate, had to
assume judicial authority in the territory;
his firm administration tended to make the
Klondike camp one of the most law
abiding. Pvhlicatione: official reports;
''official guide to Klondike," and magazine
articles. Recreationt: shooting andfishidg,
en route. Addre9$: (temporarily). Paris,
Texas, U.S.A.

0*HALL.OBAN, George Finley, B.A..
B.C.L., Deputy Min. of Agriculture; 6.
Cowansville, Que., 11 Oct., 1862; a. James
O'Halloran, K.C., and Mary Ann Finlev;
m. Maude Monica, d. of Sir Melbourne Tait.
C!hief Justice of the Province of Quebec;
two «. one d. Educ: McGill Univ. prac-
ticed law in Montreal with W. J. white,
K.C., and A. W. P. Buchanan, K.C., until
received appointment to his present position
of Deputy Minister of Agriculture, and
Deputy Commissioner of Patents. Recrea-
tiona: shooting, fishing, golf. Addreee: 408

§ueen St., Ottawa. ClvJba: Rideau, Golf,
ttawa.
O'HARA. Franels Charles Trench, Dep.
Min. of Trade and Ck>mmerce; b. Chatham,
Ont., 7 Nov., 1870; «. of Robert O'Hara,
Master in Chancery, Chatham, and Maria
S. Dobbs; m. Helen, d. of H. Corby, for-
merly M.P.; one d. Educ: Chatham pub.
sch., and Coll. Inst.; entered Can. Bank of
Commerce in 1888; resided 1890. and went
to Baltimore, Md.; jomed staff of "The
World," short period and subsequently
"The Herald;'' returned to Canada, 1896:

Srivate sectretary to Hon. Sir Richard
art Wright, 1898; supt, of commercial
agencies; Deputy Minister of Trade and
Commerce, Aug. 1, 1908. Publicationt:
"Snap Shots from Boy Life." Recreations:
golf, fishing. Addreea: 25 Wurtemburg St.,
Ottawa. Cluba: Rideau, Golf, Hunt, ana
CJoimtry, Ottawa.
0*HARA, Henry; b. Newry, Down Co.,
Irel.. 20 April, 1833; «. of Robert O'Hara
(Irish): m. (1st) 1859, Janet, d. of John
Mair (dec); (2nd) 1889, d. of Seymour
Bennett, of Buffalo; three ». three d. Camt
to Canada, 1844, with his parents and
settled at Bowmanville, Ont. Educ: at
Bowmanville pub. schs. Organized the
Dominion Organ A Piano Ck>. Later be-
came mgr, of the Sun Life Assur. Co., with
headquarters at Toronto; resigned to estb.
present business. Vice-Pres. of the Col-
onial Loan & Investment Co.; ex-pres. of
the Irish Protestant Benevolent Soc; dir.
of the Home for Incurables; trustee of the
House of Industry; ex-pres. of the "Toronto

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Dist. Assn. of the Congregational Church;
formerly Grand Worthy Patriarch of the
Sons of Temperance of Ontario. Addresa:
30 Toronto St. (bus.), 2 Dunbar Rd.,
Toronto. CiM6«; Toronto, National, Toronto

O'BlEEFE, George; Police Magistrate
of the city of Ottawa; 6. Bombay, N.Y.,
U.S.A., 1849. Taught sch. for number of
yrs. Mem. of Ottawa City Council, as
alderman, 1876-1879. and 1885-1887. Un-
successful candidate for Prov. Legis., 1883;
el. to Ontario Leg. Ass., 1894; defeated
1898; apptd: Police Magistrate, 1899; a
member of the Ottawa Improvement Com-
mission since 1903. Address: 229 Wilbrod
St., Ottawa.

OLIVEB, Hon, Frank* M.P., P.C., Min-
ister of the Interior, Canada; b. Peel Co.,
Ont., 1853; m, 1881, Harriet, d. of Thos.
Dunlop, Prairie Grove, Man. ; one «. three d.
Went to the North West at an early age, and
became member of the North West Council
in 1883, and was also elec. to the Legislative
Assembly, which succeeded the Council,
1888-1896; elec. to the H. of C, 1896 as an
Independent Liberal, and re-elec. 1900 and
1904, when he was the Liberal candidate;
established, in the early 80's, and still owns
the Ekimonton Bulletin,novr one of the most
successful dailies in Western Canada, but
for some yrs., by reason of his public duties,
has been precluded from taking an active
part in its management. Sworn of the
Privy Council, and apptd. Minister of the
Interior in the Launer Adniinistration, 8
April, 1905; re-elec. 25 April, by acclam.;
re-elec. 1908. Address: 181 Somerset St.,
Ottawa. CZu6:Ilideau, Ottawa.

OLIVEB, John; b, Hartington, Derby-
shire. Eng., 31 July, 1856; «. of Robert T.
(of Derbyshire), and Emma Lomas Oliver,
of Staffordshire; m. Elizabeth Woodward, 20
June, 1886; five s. three d. Educ: Parish
Sch., Hartington, Eng.; member of the
Council of Delta for a number of years;
elected to British Columbia Legislature in
1900, 1903, and 1907; leader of Liberal
Opposition in Legislature in 1909; unsuc-
cessful Dec., 1909. Address: Delta, B.C.

O'MEABA, ttev. Canon Thomas Robert,
LL.D., Principal of Wycliffe Coll., Toronto;
6. Georgetown, Ont., 16 Oct., 1864; s. of
Rev. Frederick A. O'Meara, LL.D., late
rector of Port Hope, Ont., Canon of St.
Alban's Cathedral, Toronto, and Margaret
Johnson Dallas; m. Harriett Mary Sophia
d. of the late Justice Boyd of Toronto,
three d. Educ: High Sch., Port Hope;
Univ. Toronto, Wycliffe C5oll., Toronto;
graduate of Wycliffe Coll.; Principal of
Wycliffe Coll.; Canon of St. Alban's Cathed-
ral, Toronto; Pres. of the Church of Eng-
land; Deaconess Missionary Training Home,
Toronto; vice-pres. Upper Can. Bible Soc.,
and Upper Canada Tract Society, Toronto;
formerly Asst. at St. Philip's Church,
Toronto; Dean of Wycliffe Coll.; Professor
of Practical Theology, Wycliffe. Address:
WycUffe Ck)llege, Toronto.

ONTABIO Bishop of, ««c Rt. Rev. Wm.
Lennox Mills.

OBDE, John Fosberry, K.C.; b. Great
Village, N.S., 8 May, 1870; s. Francis Wil-
liam Orde. «. of Capt. Gfeorge Frederick
Orde, and Elizabeth Margaret, d. of
His Honor George Baker Hall, County
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Judge; m. Edith Catherine Mary, d. of

Francis Henry CJooper Cox; two s. one d,

' Called to the Bar at Osgoode Hall, Toronto.

May, 1891; created K.G.. Jan., 1908;

gracticed in Ottawa since 1891; Hon. Lay
ecretary of Sjoiod of Diocese of Ottawa.
Chairman Boi^d of License Otmmiasioneni
for Ottawa. Recreatums: golf, canoetng.
fishing. Address: 156 McLaren St., Ottawa.
Clvbs: Rideau, Golf, Ottawa.

0*BEIIXY, Charles, M.D., CM.; b,
Hamilton, Ont.. 1846; «, of Gerald O'Reilly,
M.D., L.R.C.S., Irel., and Henrietta Watts.
Sussex, Eng; m. Sophia E*. Ralph, d. of
late Geoige Ralph, barrister, Dundas, Ont.;
one «. Educ: Hamilton, Ont. ; was resident
physician, city hospital, Hamilton from
1867 to 1876; Medical Supt., Toronto Gen-
eral Hospital, from Jan. 1876 to 31 Dec.,
1905; having always had charge of hospitals
he is the oldest Hospital Physician in the
British Empire; 38 years in Hospital life.
Address: Erin Lodge, 52 College St., Toronto.
Clubs: Toronto, R.C.Y.C, Toronto, Ont.

rO*BEILL.T, His Hon. James Bedmond»
B.A., K.C.; b. Kingston, Ont., 14 Feb.,
1862; s. of Jam6s O'Reilly, Q.C., and Mary
I. Redmond; m. Rose Mary Bermingham,
4th d. of late James Bermingham; two «.
Educ: Regiopolis 0>ll., Kinjgston; Jesuits
C:!oll., Montreal; Queen's Univ., King;8ton;
called to the bar and admitted as solicitor

/ 1885; created Q.C., 189^ apptd. Senior
Judge, Coimty CJourt, United Counties,
Stormont, Dundas ana Glengarry, March,
1900. Addrc««: Cornwall, Ont. Cit*6: Corn-
wall.

OSLEB, Edmund Boyd^ M. P., Pres. of
the Dominion Bank; 6, Tp, of Tecumseh,
Simcoe, Co., 1845; s. of the late Rev. F. L.
Osier and Ellen Pickton; m. Anna F.
Cochran, Aberdeen, {dec). Educ: Dundas
Gram. Sch. Head of the firm of Osier and
Hammond, Toronto, financiers and stock .
brokers; pres. of the Ontario and Quebec
Ry. Co., and a director of the C. P. Ry.;
director. Toronto General Trust Co., the
North West Land Co!; pres. Ont. Rifle
Assn^; pres.. Dominion Bank; was pres.,
Toronto Board of Trade, 1896; and was one
of the representatives of Canada at the,
Congress of the Chambers of Commerce,
London, Eng., 1896; unsuccessful candidate
for Toronto Mayoralty, 1892; elec. to the
H. of C, for W. Toronto, 1896, 1900, 1904,
1908. C5hurch of England; CJonservativo.
Address: 13 Beau Rd., Rosedale, Toronto.
Clubs: "Toronto, Albany, Toronto; Rideau,
Ottawa.

OSIiEB; Hon. Featherston, D.C.L.
(hon. Tnnity), late Judge of the Ct. of
Appeal for Ontario; b, Newmarket, Ont.,
1838; s. of late Rev. F. L. Osier and Ellen
Pickton; m. 1861, Henrietta, rf. of the late
Capt. Henry Smith, of Glanford, Ont.
Educ: Bame Gram. Sch.; Osgoode Hall.
Called to bar of Ontario, 1860, and prac-
ticed his profession in Toronto until apptd.
a Puisne Judge of Common Pleas, 1879;
transferred to Appeal Ct.. 1883, and sat ma
a member of that CJourt for nearly 27 yrs.,
resigning in March, 1910. Bencher of the
Law Soc. of Ontario, 1876; Commissioner
for the Revision of the Ontario Statutes
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Trinity Univ. Addre9a: 60 Crescent Rd.,
Toronto. Cluh: Toronto.

OSLEB. William, LL.D., McGill. Tor-
onto, Univ. of Edinburah, Univ. of Aber-
deen, Harvard, Yale, Johns Hopkins; D^
So.. Oxford); fellow Royal Soc, Royal Coll.
of Physicians, London; 6. Bond Head, Ont.,
12 July, 1849; ». of Rev. F. L. Osier, M.A.,
and Ellen Pickton. Educ.: High Schs.,
'Barrie and Dundas, Trinity Coll. Sch..
Western Trinit^r Coll., Toronto Sch. oi
Medicine, McGiU Univ., London, Berlin
and Vienna. Prof, institutes of medicine,
McGill Univ., 1874-84; prof. clin. medicine,
Univ. of Pa.. 1884; prof, medicine, Johns
Hopkins Umv., 1880-1905; Regius prof,
medicine, Oxford Univ., since 1905. Stud-
ent of Christ Church, Oxon. Publicationa:
The Cerebral Palsies of Children, 1889;
Chorea and Choreiform Affections, 1894;
Lectives on Abdomiiial Tumors, 1895;
Angina Pectoris and Allied States, 1897;
The Principles and Practice of Medicine
(6th edit.), 1906; Cancer of the Stomach.
1900; Science and Immortality (Ingersoll
lective. Harvard Univ.), 1904; JSquani-
mitas, and other addresses, 2nd edit., 1900;
Ooimselp and Ideals, 1906. Editor of System
of Medicine (Vols. I and II), 1907. Re-
creation: bibliography. Addreea: 13 Nor-
ham Gardens, Oxford, Eng. Ckiba: Ath-
eneum, London; University, New York.

OTTAWA, Archbishop of ; «ee Most Rev.
Charles Hamilton, D.D.

OTTEB, Briff.-Gen. William Dillon, C.
V.O., C.B.J A.D.C.; Chief of the General
Staff at Mihtia Headquarters; b. nr. Clinton,
Ont., 3 Dec., 1843; ». of Alfred W. Otter,
and Anne, d. of the Rev. James De la
Hooke; m. 1865, Mary, a. d. of the late Rev.
James Port^ of Toronto. ^duc.:Groderich,
Gram. Sch., Toronto Model Sch.. and Upper
Can. Coll. Joined Canadian Militia. 1861 ;
Lieut., Q.O.R., 1864; served during Fenian
raids, and present at action at Ridgeway;
Major, 1869. and Lieut.-Col., 1864; com-
mandant Wimbledon Team, 1883; com-
mandant R.S.I., Dec., 1883; commandant,
Battleford column during Kiel Rebellion,
1885 (action at Cut Knife); D.O.C., No. 2
Dist., 1 July, 1886; In. Infy. 1896-06:
Comdg. Western Ontario, 1905-8; Chief of
the General Staff, 1908. Diuing S. A. War,
commanded special service Batt., Royal
CJan. Infantry (took part in many actions
and mentioned in despatches, Queen's
medal with four clasps). Address: BlixMtvBk
Headquarters, Ottawa. Clvb: Rideau,
Ottawa. •

OTJIMET, Hon. Joseph Aldric, B.C.L.
(Victoria Coll.); ex-Judge of the CJourt of
Queen's Bench; 6. Ste. Rose. Laval Co., Que.,
20 May, 1848; «. of Capt. Michael Ommet
and Euzabeth St. Louis; m. 1874, Therese.
d. of the late J. F. Chartier La Rocque,
of Montreal; three «. three rf. Educ: Sem-
inary of St. Therese de Blainville, Que..
Victoria Coll., Cobourg, Ont. Practiced
with the firm of Ouimet, ComeUer \, Emard.
created a Q.C., by Marquis of Lome in
1880; apptd. manber Privy 0>uncil. 1891.
El. to H. of C. for Laval, at g. e., 1873., and
held seat continuously for 24 yrs. Speaker
H. of C, 1887-1891; apptd. Minister of
Pub. Works, 1892; apptd. Puisne Judge of
the CJourt of Queen's Bench for Prov. of

Que., 1896, which position he redgned in
1906; unsuccessful can. for H. of ^, 1908.
Pres. Montreal C^ty and District Savings
Bank: vice-pres. Credit Foncier Franco-
Canadien and La Sauvegarde. Address:
500 Sherbrooke St., Montreal. Clvbs:Uo\m%
Roval, St. James, Forest and Stream, Hunt,
Lafontaine, Royal St. Lawrence Yacht,
Montreal.

OUSELBY, Frederick Arthur Gare; b.
Windsor, Hants Co., N.S., 27 Dec., 1872;
s. of John Ouseley, K.C., who was clerk of
House of Assembly, N.S., for 21 years, and
Rosina M. Ouseley; m. Mary Carmichael
Cfampbell, of Baddeok, C.B.; one d. Educ.:
Coll. Soh. and High Sch., Windsor. N.S.:
practiced law in his father's office; acfanitted
as barrister in 1897; District Judge of the
Judicial District of Moose Jaw; is probably
the youngest Canadian Judge. Recreation:
tenn is, ^i ^rea« : Moosejaw, Sask.

OWEN, Charles L«wis, M.P.; b. 15 July.
1852; of Welsh parentage; m. 1875, Mary
Eliza Bain; one s. four a. For many years
identified with the woollen industry, now
retired; in 1894 was Warden of the United
counties of Northumberland and Durham:
Reeve of Campbellford for four years, ana
Ooimcillor for eleven years; chairman of
Sch. Board for two years; pres.. Public
Library for six years; elec. to the H. of C,
for East Northimiberland at bye-elec.,
29 Oct., 1907; re-elec., 1908; Conservative;
Pres byterian. Address: Campbellford, Ont.

OWEN, Lemuel Cambridgre; b. Char-
lottetown, P.E.I., 28 Jan., 1866; s. Lemuel
Cambridge Owen^ first Premier of P.E.I.,
after Confederation in 1873, and Loia
Welsh; m. Sinclair, d. of the late Hector
Fraser, of Pembroke, Ont. Educ: Normal
I Sch., St. Peter's Sch., and Prince of Walea
' Coll., Charlottetown, P.E.I., and XJpper
Can. Coll., Toronto; entered Union Bank
of P.E.I., at Charlottetown, 1882; and in
1884, joined the Bank of Ottawa, at Ottawa
Ont.; apptd. Asst. Manager at Ottawa, Dec.,.
1901; inspector, 1903; Manager at Toronto,.
1905. Recreations: cano^ng, golf, bowling
and billiards. Address: 74 drenville St.,
Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, National, Hunt,
Toronto, Ont.; Laurentian and Rideau,
Ottawa.

OWENS, Hon. William; senator; b. Co.
of Argentueil, Que., 15 May, 1840; «. of
Owen Owens and Charlotte Lindley; m.
Margaret C. McMartin, d. of John Mc-
Martin; one «. two d. Was postmaster.
Councillor and Majror of Chatham, Co. oi
Argenteuil; Lieut, in the Militia; general
merchant; member of Leg. Ass., Quebec,
from 1881 to 1891; called to the Senate. 2nd
Jan., 1896; member of Board of Trade,
Montreal. Address: 4026 Dorchester St.,
Montreal. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

PANET, Major Henrt Alexandre, D.S. O.
b. Quebec, 24 July, 1869; s. of late Col.
Charles C. Eugene Fanet; m. 1902, Mary A.,
y. d. of late Mrs. M. A. Bermingham, King-
ston, Ont. Edw.: Roy. Mil. Coll. Served
in South African War. 1899-900. with 2nd
Battalion Royal Canadian R^ment of

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Infadtry. Advance on Kimberley, Dec..
1899, to Feb., 1900; transferred to "C*
Battery. Royal Canadian Field Artillery.
Relief of Mafeking, (May 17, 1900). Opera-
tions in Rhodesia, April-May, 1900; opera-
tions in the Transvaal in May and June.
, 1900; operations in the Transvaal, east of
Pretoria, July to Nov. 25, 1900; operations
in the Transvaal, west of Pretoria, July to
Nov., 25 1900; operations in Orange River
Colony (May to Nov. 15, 1900); despatches,
London Gazette, April, 15, 1901. Brevet of
Major. D.S.O. Queen's Medal with four
clasps. Late Staff Adjutant, Royal Mili-
tary Coll., of Canada, Kingston; asst. Adjt.-
General, 1905-07; Deputy Adjutant-General
Can. Militia, 1907-07; Major Commanding
*'B*' Battery, Royal Canadian Horse Artil-
lery. Address: 264 King St., Kingston, Ont.
Clubs: R.M.C., Frontenac, Kingston, Ont.

PAPINEAU, Louis J., B.CJL. (Laval),
K.C., M.P., Recorder of Velleyfield; b. Ste.
Genevieve, Jacques Cartier (5o., 3 Jan.,
1861; s. of Narcisse Papineau and Adele
Gaucher; m. Blanche Gervais. Educ:
Montreal and Joliette. Practiced at the
bar since 1883; Recorder of Valleyfield,
1896-1909. First el. to H. of C. for Beau-
hamois, at g. e., 1908. Address: Valley-

« field, Que.

tAQUET, Eusene, M.D., M.P.; 6. St
Agamt, Lotbiniere Co., Que., 23 Oct., 1867^
8. of Francois Paquet, farmer, and Clarisse
Bergeron; m, 1893, Elise Laf ranee, of
Quebec; one s. Educ: Quebec Sem., Laval
Univ. Has practised medicine at St.
Aubert, L'Islet Co., since 1892. El. to H.
of C. at g. e., 1904; re-el. 1908. A frequent
contributor to Le Peuple de MorUma^y.
a Conservative. Address: St. Aubert, Que.

PARDEE, Frederick Forsyth, M.P.; b.
Samia, Ont., 2^ Dec., 1867; «. of Hon.
Timothy Blair and Enmia Kirby Pardee;
m. Mary Eleanor Johnston; one o. Educ:
Pub. Sch.. Samia, and Up. Can. Coll.;
member of the Ontario Legislature, 1898-
1902; first el. to H. of C, 1905; re-el., 1908;
chief whip of the Liberal party, 1909.
ReoKotions: yachting, shootmg, curling.
Address :8aTmsi, Ont.

PAJtDOE, Avem; 6. Stratford-on-Avon,
Eng., 1845; s. of William and Henrietta
Pardoe; m. Mary Sprague of Andover, Conn,
two s. two d. Arrived in Canada, 1872;
spent early years in a law office, subsequent-
ly in journalism in England and United
States; joined staff of Toronto Globe in 1876;
managing editor, 1882-1889; Librarian of
Le^slative Ass., of Ont., 1896. Recreation:
woodworking. Address: 15 Elgin St.,
Toronto.

PARENT, George, B.A., LL.L., M.P.;
b. Quebec aty, 15 Dec., 1879; «. of Hon.
S. N. Parent, Chairman of the National
Transcontinental Railway Commission, and
ex-Premier of the Prov. of Quebec, and
Marie Louise Gendron; unmarried. Educ:
Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere; Laval Univ.;
first elec. to the H. of C. for Montmorency
Co., in 1904, and seconded address in reply
to speech from Throne; re-elec. 1908. Ad-
dress: Quebec. Clubs: Garrison and Hunt.
Quebec; Laurentian, Himt, Ottawa.
PABENT,Hon. Simon Napoleon, L.L.D.
D.C.L., K.C., Chairman of the National
Transcontinental Ry. Com., since Aug.,
178

1905; 6. Beauport, Que., 12 Sept., 1865;
8. of Simon Polycarpe Parent and Lucie
Belanger; m. 17 Oct., 1877, Clara Gendron;
four 8. four d. Educ: Laval Normal Sch.,
.Laval Univ. Admitted to the bar. 1881.
Elected alderman for the city of Quebec,
1890; Mayor 1894-1906. Mem. of Legis.
Assembly for Que., 1890. Called to Pro-
vincial (Jabinet as Minister of Lands, Mines
& Forests, 1897, and chosen Premier of
Prov. of Quebec, Oct., 1901; resigned. Mar.,
1905. Address: 485 King Edward Av.,
Ottawa. Clubs: Garrison, Quebec; ^ideau,
Laurentian, Hunt, Ottawa.

PABKEB, Archibald Gibson; Mgr. of
the Bank of Montreal, Ottawa; o. Montreal,
6 April, 1868; «. of A. Davidson Parker and
Grace Gibson; m. Mabel Chester, of Buffalo.
N.Y.; two 8. three d. Educ: Montreal
High Sch. In mercantile life until 1876;
joined staff of Bank of Montreal at Mont-
real in latter yr., passing through the sev-
eral grades and subsequently mgr. of
branches at Peterboro, Belleville, Hamilton
and Brantford; took an active and leading
part in musical affurs in these cities; pres.
of the Schubert Choir at Brantford. Apptd
mgr. of the Bank of Montreal, at Ottawa,
1909. Recreations: golf, tennis, curling.
Address: 146 Wellington St., Ottawa. Club:
Rideau, Ottawa.

PABKEB,SlrGUbert,Kt.,D.C.L.,M.P. (C.)
Gravesend since 1900; b. Belleville, Ont., 23
Nov., 1862; s. of late Captain J. Parker; m.
1895, Amy, d. of Ashley Van Tine, New York.
Educ: Trin. C3oll., Toronto. Associate-ed.,
Sydney Morning Herald, Sydney, Australia,
1886; travelled among South Sea Islands
and extensively in Far East, in Europe,
Ggjrpt, and Northern Can.; Initiated and
organized the first Imperial Universities
Conference in London, 1903j Hon. Col., 1st
Kent Volimteer Art. Pubhcations: Poems
A Lover's Diarsr, 1896; Plays: adaptation of
Faust, 1888; The' Vendetta, 1889; No
Defence, 1889; The Seats of the Mighty,
1897; Travels; Round the Compass in
Australia, 1892; Stories and Novels: Rerre
and his People, 1892; Mrs. Falchion, 1893;
The Trespass^, 1893; The Translation of a
Savage, 1894; The Trail of the Sword, 1894;
When Valmond came to Pontiac, 1896; An
Adventurer of the North, 1895; The Pomp of
the Lavillettes, 1897; The Battle of the
Strong, 1898; The Lane that had no Turning,
1900; The Right of Way, 1901; Donovan
Pasha. 1902; History of Old Quebec, 1903;
A Ladder of Swords, 1904; The Weavers,
1907; Northern Lights, 1909. Recreations:

folfing, riding. Address: 20 Carlton House
'errace, London, S.W., Eng. Clubs :Cajltan,
Garrick, London, Eng.
PABKIN, George Robert, LL.D., CM.
G.; 6. Salisbury, Westmoreland Co., N.B.,
8 Feb., 1846; m. 1878, Annie Connell, d. of
William Fisher of Fredericton; one s. four d.
Educ: Pub. SchSy^ Normal Sch., St. John;
Univ. of New Brunswick. Was Head-
master of Bathurst Gram. Sch.. 1868-72,
and then proceeded to Oxford for course
in Classics and History. Returning to
Canada, was Principal of the Coll. Inst.,
Fredericton. An ardent Imperial Federa-
tionist; visited (1889-90), all the principal
colonies of the Empire and delivered ad-
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tion; special corr. for The Times at the
Intercolonial Conference, Ottawa, 1894, and
again at the Quebec Tercentenary, 1908;
Principal of Upper Can. Coll., Toronto, 1895-
1902. In the latter year, was apptd.
organising rep. of the Rhodes Scholarship
Trust, and has visited di£Ferent ^rtions of
the £mpire again in that capacity. Pvb-
licatians: Imperial Federation, 1892; Round
the Empire, 1892; The Great Dominion,
1896; Life and Letters of Edward Thring,
1898; Life of Sir John A. Macdonald, Prime
Minister of Canada. Addreasee: Seymour
House, Waterloo Place London, S.W.,
England. Club: Royal Societies.
PABLO W, Miss Mary Kathleen; h. Cal-

fary, Alta., 20 Sept., 1890; d. of Charles
lenry Parlow and Minnie B. Wheeler.
Editc.: California and Russia. When but
five yrs. of age, commenced study of violin
with F. J. Conrad and Henry Holmes, San
Francisco; removed to St. Petersburg, 1906,
and continued musical studies with Leo-
pold Auer. Since 1908, has played in
Germany, Rusoa, Scanmnavia, Holland,
Belgium and the British Isles, appearing
before many of the crowned heads, notably
the Queen of England, the King and Queen
of Doimark, King and Queen of Norway,
and other members of the Royal families.
Recreationt: reading, walking, motoring.
Address: c|o Concert Direction, Thomas
Quinlan 318 IU«ent St., London, W.; Gt.
Central Hotel, Marylebone,* London, Eng.

PABMELEE, Charles Henry^ King's
Printer and Controller of Stationery for
Canada; 6. Waterloo, Que., 1 June, 1855; «.
of Rufus E. Parmelee, and Eliza I. Mc Vicar;
m. 1887, Christina McLean, d. of Henry
Rose; three «. three d. Educ: Waterloo
Acad. Was ed. of the Waterloo Advertiser.
1875-^; financial and commercial ed.,
Montreal Herald, 1880-83; again managed
the Advertiser. Was a Town Councillor of
Waterloo, a mem. of the Prov. Coun. of
Agric, Sec. and Chn. of the Bd. of Sch.
Comnrs., and Pres. Eastern Tp. Press Assn.
Pres., Dairy Assn. of the Prov. of Que.
El. to H. of C, at g. e., 1896; re-elec. at g. e.,
1900, 1904 and 1908. Was Chn. of Joint
Com. on Printing of Parliament; apptd.
King's Printer and Controller of Stationery
for Can., 1 Feb., 1909. Address: 56 Cooper
St., Ottawa. Club: Laurentian, Ottawa.

PARMELEE, WUUam Grannis, I.S.O.
b. Waterloo, Que., Aug., 1833; s. of Rotus
Parmelee, M.D.. and Sanv M. Grannis; m.
(Ist) Marcella A. Whitney, of Montpelier,
Vermont; (2nd) Jessie B. Christie of Ottawa
Ont. ; four s. four d. Educ: Waterloo, Que.
Engaged for several years in Insurance
Railway and Banking institutions; entered
the Can. Civil Service in 1876, as chief clerk
and accountant of the Customs Dept.;
Asst. Commissioner of Customs, Deputy
Minister of Trade and Commerce, which
department he organized in 1892; chief
controller of Chinese immigration, from
1884; retired in 1908; has been connected
with a' number of Royal Commissions.
Address: 387 Frank St., Ottawa, Ont.

PABBOCK, Bev. Blchard Arthur, M. A.,
LL.D., D.C.L., b. Shrewsbury, Eng., 11
Deo., 1869; s. of Richard Parrock, "The
Beeches," Shrewsbury, Eiur.; m. Annie
Louise, y.d. of the late C. S. Parke, M.D., of

Quebec ; three d. Educ. : Shrewsbuiy Sch. ,
Pembroke Coll., Cambridge. Arrived in
Canada, in 1893; Chaplain to Bishop of
Ontario, 1893; Professor of Classics, Bis-
hops ColL, Leimoxville, 1895; Principal of
Bishop's Coll. t Vice-chancellor to the Univ.,
1907; Chairman of the Coll. Council; clerical
delegate to General and Provincial Synods
of the Church of England in Canada;
Deacon, 1893; Priest, 1894, Quebec. Re-
creation: golf. Address: Lennoxville, Que.

PABSON, Henry George, M.L.A.; b.
London, Eng., 13 Sept., 1865; s. of George
Fry Parson and Ann Baxter; wi. Mary Jane
Reid; one s. one d. Educ: Cooper's Co.
Gram. Sch., London, ]&ig. Arrived in
Canada, 1883; was a member of the Par-
liamentary Press Gallery, Canada, on the
staff of the Toronto Mail, sessions 1883 to
1885; removed to Regina, 1885, and worked
on construction of Long Lake Ry., moving
West to Banfif same year; afterwards at
Field, and Golden, B.C.; pres.. of H. G.
Parson, Ltd., Columbia Wine and Spirit
Co., Ltd., Golden; Revelstoke Wine and
Spirit Co., Ltd.; Revelstoke, and is dir. of
several other Companies; first elec. to B.C.
Legislature for Columbia District, in 1907,
as a Conservative, defeating Hon. W. C.
Wells, formerly Chief Commissioner of
Lands and Works; re-el. 1909. Address:
Golden, B.C. Recreations: curling, lawn
tennis, cricket. Clubs: Union, Pacific, Vic-
toria, B.C.

PASCAL, Blsht Bey. Albert, O.M.I.,
D.D., Bishop of Prince Albert; b. Saint
Genest de Beauson, Viviers, France, 3 Aug.,
1848. Educ: little Seminary of Aubenas,
and Grand Seminary of Montreal; arrived
in Canada, 1870; ordained priest, 1873;
missionary among the Indians, North West,
until 1891, when he was consecrated titu-
lar Bishop of Yosynopolis, and Vicar
Apostolic of Sask.; became Bishop of Prince
Albert, Dec., 1907. Address: Prince Al-
bert, Sask.

PATCHIN, Bobert Hasley; journalist
and chief of the Ottawa Bureau of the New
York Herald; b. Des Moines, owa, U.S.A.,
6 Feb., 1881; s. of Robert A. Patchin, and
Calista Halsey; m. Mary Curtis Lee Carter.
Educ: Iowa State Coll.; joined sta£f of Des
Moines Leader, 1899; Washington, D.C.,
Times, 1900-1902; Washington staff of New
York Herald, 1902-1909, writing on naval,
political and international affairs; Herald
correspondent with President Roosevelt in
Panama. 1906, and with U.S. battleships in
cruise around the world, Dec,, 1907-Feb.,
1909; Ottawa bureau, Oct., 1909. Recrea-
tions: riding, golf. Address: Wellington St.,
Ottawa. Clubs: National Press, Washing-
ton, D.C.

PATENAUDE, Esuff Leon, B.A., M.L.
A.; b. St. Isidore, Co. of Laprairie, Que., 12
Feb., 1875; s. of Hilaire Patenaude, and
Angele Trudeau; m. Karie Georgiana Denig-
ler; one s. one d. Educ: Montreal Coll. and
Laval Univ.; first el. to Leg. Ass. of Qu^ec,
1909; a Cons.-Nat. Address: 766 St. Denis
St., Montreal.

PATEBSON, Hon. William, P.C, M.P.;
Minister of Customs, Canada; b. Hamilton,
Ont., 19 Sept., 1839; s. of the late James and
Martha Paterson, of Aberdeen, Scot.; m.
Sept., 1863, Lucy Olive, d of T. C. Davies ,

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Brantford. Edue.: Hamilton, and at Cale-
donia, Haldimand Co., Ont.; removed to
Brantford; Ma^or, 1872; defeated Sir Fran-
cis Hincks, Minister of Finance, in South
Brant., 1874, for H. of C, and continued to
represent ths^ constituency until 1806, when
he was defeated by 91 votes; entered the
Laurier Admn., 13 July, 1896, as Controller
of Customs; elected foi: N. Grey at bye-elec.,
25 Aug., 1896; sworn of the Privy Council,
and apptd. Minister of Customs, 30 June,
1897, the office of Controller having been
abolished by Parliament; elec. for Went-
worth, N., and Brant, 1900; elect, for new
constituency of Brant, 1904 and 1908; was
one of the Canadian delegates to the Colonial
Conference in London, June. 1902; British
Commissioner on improved trade relations
between Canada and the West Indies. 1909-
1910. Address: The New Russell, Ottawa.
PATON, Hugh; h. Johnstone, Renfrew-
shire, Scot., 5 Oct., 1862; «. of William
Paton and Mary Shedden, Kilbumie, Scot. ;
m. 1884, Isabella Robertson. Educ. : Gram.
Sch., Paisley, Scot.; arrived in Canada in
1871; joined his uncle, the late Mr. John
Shedden, in Toronto, a prominent railway
contractor, who built the Toronto and Nip-
issing Railway, the Union Station in Tor-
onto, and other public works; in October,
1873, removed to Montreal, taking up the
business of his late uncle under the title of
The Shedden Company, Limited; now the
principal proprietor of this Corporation;
also a director of several large corporations,
principal of which are the Bell Telephone
Co., the Royal Bank of Canada, The Sin-
cennes-McNaughton Line, Ltd., The Can-
adian Transfer Co., and the Wire and Cable
Company; lover of turf sports, having been
Secretary-Treasurer of the Province of
Quebec Turf Club for several years, and
holding the same office in the Montreal
Tandem Club for two years; sec.-treas. of
the Montreal Hunt from 1879 to 1886;
Master of the Hunt, 1887; won three Queens
Plates, and one Himt Cup; a lover of agri-
cultural pursuits, and takes great pleasure
in superintending the work of his farms
near Montreal; has travelled considerably,
having made several extended tours throuj^h
Canada, the United States, and the Contin-
ent of Europe; a Governor of the Montreal
General, Notre Dame and Western Hospitals,
Montreal. Address: 607 Sherbrooke St.
W., Montreal. Clubs: Mount Royal, St.
James, Montreal; Toronto, Toronto; Man-
itoba, Winnipeg, Manhattan, New York;
Junior Atheneum, London, Eng.

PATRLABCHE, Mrs. Valance St. Just;

b. Toronto, Ont., 1876; d. of Prof. Charles
Valance Benyman, M.A., M.D., and Julia
Caroline Brondgeest; relict of Hugh Racey
Patriarche, manager of Canadian Freight
Assn., Western Lines; one «." Educ: Tor-
onto, Ont. Publications: "Tag, or the Chien
Boule Dog;" newspaper articles, magazine
stories, and a few poems. Recreations: read-
ing, canoeing, calling, photography. Ad-
dress: 108 Cauchon St., Fort Rouge. Win-
nipeg. Man.
PATRICK, William, M.A.. D.D.: 6.
Glasgow, Scot.. 1862; s. of Robert and
Kargaret Patrick. Educ: Glapcrow Univ.;
T. C. Coll., Heidelburg; arrived in Canada,
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1900; principal of Man. Coll., since 1900.
Address: Manitoba Lodge, Winnipeg.
PATTERSON, Hon. James Colebrooke,

P.O.; b. Armagh, Irel., 1839; «. of Ute Rev.
James Patterson, formerly of Kingston, nr.
Dublin; m. 1866, Kathuine Dorothea, d.
of the late Major John F. Elliott. Educ:
Dublin. Came to Can., 1867; oxtered the
civil service of Ottawa, and was for some
time priv. sec. to W. H. Griffin, late Dep.
Postmaster-General of Can.; resigned, and
studied for legal prof. Called to the bar,
1876; practised law at Windsor, Ont.;
Reeve of Windsor for ten yrs.; Warden of
Essex Co.; later was Inspr. of Schs., Wind-
sor; rep. N. Essex in Ont. Legis., 1874-78;
Co. of Essex in H. of C, 1878-82; N. Essex
in H. of C, 1882-91; defeated at g. e., 1891;
el. for W. Huron, 1892; Min. of Militia in
the Thompson Admn., and also in the
Bowell Ministry^ was Pres. of the Ont.
Conservative Union; became Sec. of State
in the Abbott Admn., 26 Jan., 1892; Lieut.-
Gov. of Manitoba, 1896-1900; one of the
founders and first Pres., "Canadian Mag-
aaine" Co. Address: Ottawa. Club: Rid-
eau Ottawa

PAUL, Charles Frederick; editor of
Toronto Saturday Night; b. Saratoga Springs
N.Y., Jan., 1866; s. of Charies F. Paul of
New York City, and Esther Provondia of
Montreal; m. Mary Costigan, of Montreal.
Educ: Dowd's Inst., Saratoga, N.Y.; began
newspaper work in New York and Penn-
sylvania; moved to Montreal in 1883; Mon-
treal Star as financial writer; served some
years as city editor and resigned to take up
managing editorship, Toronto Saturday
Niqfd. Publications: short stories publish-
ed in England, the United States and Can-
ada. Address: Alexandra Apartments,
Toronto. Clubs: National. Ontario, Tor-
onto., Ont.

PAT¥iTTE,LiOuis; Mayor of Montreal;
1908-9; 6. Montreal, 26 Dec.. 1864; s, of
Louis Payette and Odile Gauthier; m.
Marie Louise Falardeau; one d. Educ:
Commercial Academy of Christian Brothers,
Montreal. A gen. contractor in building
construction . Erected Place Viger Station ,
Montreal; Chateau Front enac, Quebec; C.
P. R. Telegraph Bldg.; La Presse Bldg., and
other important structures. Life governor
of Notre Dame Hospital; mem. of the
Catholic Sch. Bd., Chambre de Conmierce
and Bd. of Trade; director of several insur-
ance, navigation and other important Go's.
Address: 92 Laval Av., Montreal.

PAYXE^ John Lambert; Controller of
Statistics, Dept. of Railways and Canals;
b. Markham, Ont., 24 Oct., 1869; «. of John
Payne and Ellen Hollingshead; m. Agnes
Scott ; two 8. one d. Educ : New Hamburg,
Ont. Graduated as a dispensing chemist,
1876; took up journalism in 1877 on the
Free Press, London, Ont.; private sec. to
six Dominion Ministers, including two
Prime Ministers, 1886-1906; Joint Sec. of
Colonial Conference of 1894 and Sec. of
the Newfoundland Conference of 1895.
Recreations: lawn bowling, general athletics.
Address: 47 James St., Ottawa.

PATZANT, John Toung, K.C., M.A.; 6.
Falmouth, N.S., 9 Feb., 1837; s. Of Peter
and Catharine Payeant; m. Frances E.
Silver; five «. three d. Educ: University

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of Acadia Coll.; banister-at-law; pros, of
the Bank of N.S.; the N.S. Fire Ins. Co.;
vice^pres., Eastern Trust Co^ Halifax £lec-
ectric Tramway Co^ N.S. Telephone Co.,
and the Trinidad Consolidated Telephone
Co.; ilddrMs: Hatifax. N.S. C2u&; Halifax.

PEARSON, Hon. Benjamin FrankUn,
K.C., M.L.A., Mem. of the Ex. Council of
Nova Scotia; b. Masstown, Colchester Co.,
N.S.. 4 April. 1865; a. of Frederick M.
Pearson and Elisa Crowe; m. Julia Reading,
of Truro, N.S.; one «. three d. Educ:
Pictou Acad., Dalhousie Coll., Halifax.
For some time mem. of the Halifax City
Coun. as alderman; pres.. Chronicle Pub-
lishing Co., Halifax; pres., Sun Pub. Co.,
St. John. El. to Leg. Ass., of N.S., at g. e.
1901 and 1006; entered the prov. cabinet as
Min. without portfolio, 22 Deo., 1906.
Address: "Eamscotte," Halifax, N.S. Cluba:
Halifax, City, Halifax; St. James, Mont-
real.

PEASE, Edson L-; Vice-Pres. and Gen.
Mgr., Royal Bank of Can.; b. Coteau Land-
ing, Que.; entered Bank of Commerce.
Montreal, 1874; joined Merchants Bank ot
Halifax, now Royal Bank of Can., as Accnt..
1883. Removed to Montreal, 1887, and
became branch mgr. of the Royal Bank;
apptd. asst. gen., mgr., 1899; gen. mgr.,
1900; dir., 1906. Dir., London and Lan-
cashire Life Ass. Co., Canada Car Co., and
other important corporations. Address: 718
Sherbrooke St. W. Montreal. Clvhs: Moimt
Royal, St. James, Canada, Montreal.

PEDIiET, Francis, B.A.; Deputy Supt.
Gen. of Indian Affairs, Canada; 6. St.
John's, Newfoundland, 25 June, 1858; s.
of Rev. Charles Pedley of Hawley, Stafford-
shire, Eng., and Sarah Stomill, a. of Rev.
William Stomill, Principal Rotherham Coll.,
Sheffield, Eng.; m. Helen Louise, d. of Sid-
ney and Mary Ann Hobart, of Cobouig,
Ont. Educ: Pub. Sch., St. Johns, Nfid.,
and Northumberland Co., Ont., Coll. Inst.,
Cobourg, Ont., and McGill Univ., Montreal.
Arrived in Canada, 1864; practiced law in
Toronto, 1890-1897; apptd. Supt. of Im-
migration for Canada, 1897, and organized
the Immigration System now in operation
in Canada; apptd. Deputy Supt. General,
Indian Affairs, Nov., 1902. Address: 483
McLaren St., Ottawa. Clvh: Rideau, Ot-

PBDLEY, Bcv. Hush, B.A.; 6. Chester-
le-Street, Durham, Eng.; s. of Rev. Chas.
Pedley and Sarah Stowell; m. Eliza Locke
Held; three «. one d, Educ: Protestant
Acad.. St. John's, Nfld. ;. Cobourg High Sch.,
McGill Univ., Congregational Coll. Came
to Canada in 1864; ordained in 1877; filled
the following chances in the Cong, body;
Cobourg, 1877-88; Winnipeg, 1888-90; Em-
manuel Ch., Montreal, 1900 to date. Re-
creations: curling, canoeing and sailing.
Addresses: 177 Drummond St., Montreal;
Kenora Lodge, Brockville, Ont. (summer).

PELISSIEB, Ernest, K.C.; b. Yamaska,
Que., 24, June, 1864. Educ: Sorel Coll.,
St. Mary's Coll., Montreal, Laval Univ.;
admitted to bar, 1887, and practiced in
Montreal for several years. In 1890, be-
came head of the firm of Pelissier & Wilson,
now Pelissier, Wilson & St. Pierre; cr. a
K.C., 1902. Unsuccessful can for Yamaska
at el., 1904. Publication: A vol. covering

WHO'S WHO. PELLETIEB

the law pertaining to builders and archit-
ects, 1902. Address: 151 St. James St.,
Montreal. Clubs: Lafontaine, St. Denis,
Canadien, Royal St. Lawrence Yacht,
Montreal.
PELLATT. Colonel Henry MIU, A.D.C.;
Lieut.-Col. Commandant of the 2nd Regt..
''Queen's Own Rifles of Canada"; b. Toronto
1860; s. of Henry Pellatt; m. 1887, Mary,
only d. of John Dobson, Bewcastle, Cumber-
land, Eng.; one s. Educ: Upper Canada
Coll. Entered father's office when fifteen
yrs. of age, and later formed partnership
with his Father under firm name of Pellatt
& Pellatt; associated with many industrial
undertakings; a dir. of the Crow's Nest
Pass Co.; pres., Toronto Electric Light Co.,
and the "roronto & Niai^ara Power Co.; pres.
of the Cobalt Lake Mimng Co.; vioe-pres. of
the Manufacturers Life Insur. Co., dir.,
Toronto Ry. Co., the Richelieu & Ontario
Nav. Co., the Dominion Iron &, Steel Co.,
the British America Assur. Co., and other
corporations; a trustee of Trinity Univ.; a
governor of Grace Hospital. Joined the
Queen's Own Rifles, and passed through
all commissioned ranks to the command
of the rei[t., which now consists of two
batts.; Major of the Queen's Jubilee Contg.
to Eng.. 1897; commanded Can. contg. at
Coronation of His Majesty, and took with
him then at hif own expense Queen's Own
Bugle Band, which was an actractive
feature of the pageant. Proposes to take
300 mem of regt. to Eng., 1910. Addresses:
Traders Bank Bldg. (bus.); "Casa Loma,"
Walmer Rd., Davenport, Toronto. Clubs:
Toronto, National; Toronto; Rideau, Ot-

PEIXETIEB, Sir Charles Alphonse Pan-
taleon, K.C.M.G., LL.D., K.C., P.C;
Lieut.-Gov. of the Prov, of Quebec; b.
Riviere Ouelle, 22 Jan., 1837; y. s. of late
J. M. Pelletier and Julie Painchaud; m.

(1st) Suzanne, d. of late Hon. C. E. Casgrain
1862; (2nd) Virginie, d. of late Hon. M. P.
de Sales de La 'Terriere, 1866; one s. Educ:

Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere Coll.; Laval Univ;
Bar, 1860; Q.C., 1879; Batonnier of Quebec
Bar, 1892; twice elected president of Society
of St. Jean Baptiste (National Society of
French Canadians); several years Major of
9th Batt. or "Voltigeurs de (iueber," which
battalion he commanded during Fenian
raid in 1866; sat for Kamouraska in the
Commons, 1869-77; for Quebec East in
Quebec Legislative Assembly. 1873-74; P.
C. of Canada, 1877, as Minister of Agricul-
ture, and called to the Senate for Grand-
ville Division; was sometime Hon. Pres. of
Dominion Board of Agriculture, and Pres.
of Canadian Commission to Paris Universal
Exhibition of 1878; Speaker of the Senate of
Canada, 1896-1901; resigned seat in Senate,
1902, and apptd. Justice of the Sup. Ct'. of
Quebec. Decorated C.M.G., for services as
Qinadian Commissioner at Paris Universal
Exhibition of 1878; K.C.M.G., 1898; apptd.
Lieut.-Govemor, 15 Sept., 1908. Address:
Spencerwood, Quebec.
PELLETIEB, Hon. Joseph Pantaleon,
M.D., Speaker of the Leg. Ass. of Quebec;
b. Riviere Ouelle, 27 July, 1860; s. of Joseph
Pelletier and Henriette Martm; m. Alice
Hudon. Educ: Coll. of Ste. Anne de la
Pocatiere, Que.. Laval Univ., Que.; studied

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in hospitals in Fans and then took np
practice of his profession in Sherbrookd.
Senred in Northwest campaign of 1885 as
Lieut, of the Students' Co. of the 9th Batt.,
Quebec; was for 12 years coroner of the
diat. of St. Francis: dir., Eastern Tps. Agric.
Exposition; apptd. mem. of the Quebec
Prov. Bd. of Health, 1897; for four yrs.
chief physician to the Order of Catholic
Foresters for Prov. of Quebec. El. to
Quebec Leg. Ass. at g. e.. 1900, 1904, 1908;
elec. speaker, 1908. Address : 79 Bowen
Av., Sherbrooke, Que., Club; Garrison,
Quebec.

PELI.ETIEB, Hon. Louis PhiUppe, B. A.
LL.L., LL.D. (Laval Univ.); b. Trois
Pistoles, Que., 1857; a. of Hon. Thos. P.
Pelletier and Caroline Caeault; m. 1883,
Adele, d. of the late R. Lelievre, of Quebec.
Educ: Ste. Anne Coll. Grad. 1876, and
won Prince of Wales gold medal, studied
law, Laval Univ., grad., 1880, winning
Marquis of Lome gold medal. Called to
bar, 1880, and conunenced practice in
Quebec, where he has since practiced; was
pres.. National Conservative Assn. of the
Prov. of Quebec. Founded La Justice, in
conjunction with Col. Amyot, M.P.; un-
successful candidate for Temiscouata Co.,
at Prov. g. e., 1886; for Three Rivers, at
Dom. g. e., 1887; called to Legis. Council.
May 11, 1888; resigned, but was returned
to Legis. Assembly, by accl. for Dorchester
Co.; ai>ptd. Provincial Sec., Dec., 1891, on
formation of de Boucherville govt.; acted
as Attorney-General, under Mr. Flynn,
1896, 1897; re-el. for Dorchester Co., at
each succeeding el. until 1904, when retired
from politics. Defeated for Legis. Assem-
bly, Dorchester Co., 1908 and at g. e.,
1908 for Lotbiniere. Pres., Canadian El-
ectric Light Co. ; dir. Manufacturers' Life
Insur. Co. Served with the 9th Voltigueurs
de 9"®^®c ^o"* several 3t^. RecrecUiona:
himtmg, fishing, yachting. Address: 38
Garden St., Quebec. Clubs: Garrison, St.
Louis. Quebec.

PEL.L.ETIEB* L.ieut.-Co]. Oscar Charles
Casgraln; Commandant Military Dis-
trict, No. 7; Chevalier of the Legion of
Honour; 6. Quebec, 3 May, 1862; «. Sir
Alphonse Pelletier, and Suzanne Casgrain;
m. Marie a Melle Alice Archer; three s. six d.
Started his military career in 1883; par-
ticipated in the North West campaign, 1885
and severely wounded at Cut Knife; men-
tioned in despatches; South African War,
1900. Operations in Orange Free State,
Feb. to May. 1900, including operations at
Paardeberg (17-26 Feb.): slightly wounded,
27 Feb,); actions at Hout Nek (Thoba
Mountain), (1 May) and Zand River (10
Mav). Operations in the Transvaal in May
and June, 1900, including actions near Jo-
hannesburg (29 May) and Pretoria (4 June).
Operations in Orange River Colony and
western Transvaal, August, 1900; in Trans-
vaal, east of Pretoria, July-October, 1900.
(Despatches^ London Gazette, 8 Feb., 1901)
Brevet of Lieut.-Col. Queen's Medal with
three clasps. Recreations: aquatics. Ad-
dress: 17 St. Louis St., Quebec. Clvb: Gar-
rison, Quebec.

PEL.L.ETIEB, Hon. Thomas Philippe,
M.L.C.; 6. Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere, Que.,
20 Deo.. 1823; 8. of Germain Pelletier and
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Marie Martha Pelletier ;fm. 1854, Caroline
Casault. Educ: ColU of Ste. Anne de la
Pocatiere. Taught sch. for some time and
then opened a general merchandise business
at Trois Pistoles, Que., and has also held
the position of postmaster of Trois Pistoles
for 53 yrs.; apptd. mem. of the Quebec
Legis. (Council, 1892. Address: Trois Hs-
toles. Que.

PEMBEBTON, Frederick B., C.E., P.L.
S.; 6. Victoria, B.C.,/26 April, 1865; «. of
J. D. and Theresa Pemberton; wis Mary A.
D. Bell, three «. three d. Educ: Univ.
(Doll., London, Eng.; senior partner in firm
of Pemberton & Son, Victoria and Van-
couver, est. 1887; real estate, financial and
investment agents. Recreations: riding,
shooting, boating;, motoring. Address:
Mountjoy, Victoria, B.C. Club: Union,
Victoria.

PEMBROKE, Bishop of; see Rt. Rev
N. Z. Lorrain.

PENHAIiLOW, David Pearce, B.Sc,
M.Sc, D.Sc, F.R.S.C., F.G.S.A.; 6. Kittery
Point, Maine, U.S.A.. 25 May, 1854; «. of
Andrew Jackson ana Mary Ann Josepha
Pickering;m' Sarah A. Dimlop; one s.
Educ: Boston Univ. Prof. Botany and
Chemistry, Imperial Ck>llege of Agriculture,
Sappore, Japan, 1876-1880, and pres. 1879-
1880; Botanist to Houghton Farm Experi-
ment Station, 1882-83; Professor of Botany,
McGill Univ., since 1883; ed. Canadian
Record of Science, 1888-1890; associate
editor of American Naturalist, 1897-1907;
editor for Paleobotany of Botanisches
Central-blatt, 1902-07; British Association
Committee on Canadian Ethnology 1897-
1904 and Chairman 1902-04; Chairman,
Royal Society of Canada (Committee on
Ethnology, 1902-1904; Special Commissioner
World's Industrial and (Jotton Centennial
Exposition, 1884; Sodety of Plant Mor-
phology and Physiology and President for
1899; New England Botanical Society;
corresponding life mem. Mass. Hort. Soc.;
associate mem. of the Natural History Soc.
of Boston; fellow of the R. S. C. from 1883;
(pres. of Section 4, 1896-97; life mem. of N.
S. Fruit Growers' Association; pres.. Dom-
inion Pomological Society, 1890; Fellow
American Association for Advancement of
Science, 1882-86, and from 1905 (vice-pres.
for Section G, 1908-09); fellow of the Royal
Microscopical Soc. of London, 1892-1902;
Montreal Horticultural Society, 1883-1982;
(Pres. J888-1892; Fellow Botanical Soc. of
America; American Soc. of Naturalists
(Pres., 1908-09); Trustee Marine Biological
Laboratory, Woods Hole, Mass.; Director
and Secretary Biological Stations of C^ada;
Director, Atlantic Co&at Biol(Mrical Station,
St. Andrews. N.B., 1907; Chairman of
Association of American Biological Research
Stations, 1908-09; British Association Com-
mittee on Pleistocene Fauna and Flora of
Canada, 1897-1901; Natural History Society
of Montreal, (pres., 1802); Governors Fel-
low on Corporation of McGill Univ., Mon-
treal; Champlain Society of Canada; Fellow
Geological Society of America, 1907. Pal-
eontologioal Society of America, 1009;
National Geographical Society of America,
1905; American Forestry Assodation 1906;
New England Botanical Society; several
years mem. and Pres. of the Montreal

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Branch American Folk Lore Society; Am-
erican Acad^ny of Political and Social
Science, 1900. Publications: on botanical
efubjects, chiefly on Paleobotany, about 150
titles. Address: 82 The Linton, Montreal,
and 86 Bay State Road, Boston, Mass.,
U.S.A.

PENNINGTON, David Henry, M.L.A.;
b. Quebec, 14 Feb^ 1868; «. of W. Penning-
ton and Jessie £. Smith; m. Mary M.
Stewart ; three s. one d, Limiber Merchant ;
first el. to heg. Ass.. Quebec, for Megantic
Co., 1909; largely interested in asbestos;
pres., Robertson Asbestos Mining Ck>.,
Thetford Mine; pres.. Standard Bedstead
Ck)., dir. Richmond and Drumsville Fuel
Ck). ; Address: Lyster, Que.

PENSE, Edward John Barker: editor
and proprietor of British Whig, Kingston.
Ont.; 6. Kingston, Ont., 3 June, 1848; s. of
L. M. Pense and Harriet Barker Pense; m.
(1st) Cornelia Vaughn; (2nd) Elizabeth
Hamilton; one s. five d. Edue.: Kingston
Academy. Was chairman of Sch. Board,
also .alderman and mayor, and presdt, ot
a number of socs.; M.L.A., 1901-1908. Pub-
lisher of the Whig, Kingston, and also of
Church Life and (Jntario Churchman. Ad-
dress: "Ongwanda," King St., Kingston.
Club: Frontenac, Kingston.

PEBI^T, Georg« Halsey, B.A., M.P.;
b. Lebanon, New Hampshire, 12 Sept..
1857; s. of William Goodhue Perley and
Mabel E. T. Stevens; m, Annie Hespler
Bowlby ; one d, Educ. : Ottawa Gram. Sch. .
St. Paul's School. Concord, N.H.. and
Harvard Univ. Father was for years one of
the largest lumber operators on the Ottawa,
and one of the builders of the C. A. Ry.:
has always been in the lumber business ana
was a partner in the firm of Perley and
Pattee. of which his father was senior
partner; is now head of the G. H. Perley Co.;
also vioe-pres.. Hull Lumber Co.. Ltd.;
Director of the Bank of Ottawa; past -pres*.
of the Rideau Club and the Ottawa Golf
Club; along with the other heirs of his father
he made a donation of the beautiful home-
stead in Ottawa, to the city, as a hospital
for incurables, now known as the Perley
Home; chairman of the fimd for the relief
of sufferers by the forest fires in Prescott
and Russell 0>imtie8; chairman of the
Ottawa and Hull Fire Relief Fund, distri-
buting about $1,000,000 among the sufferers
by the fire of April 29, 1900; defeated for
H. of C. for Russell, in 1900; defeated in
bye-eleetion in Argenteuil, Que., 1902;
elec. to H. of C. in 1904; re-elec. 1908.
Address: 232 Metcalfe St.. Ottawa, Ont.
Clubs: Rideau, Golf, Ottawa.

PBBODEAU, Hon. Narcisse, M.L.C.
Quebec; b. St. Ours, Richelieu CJo.. Que., 26
March, 1851; s. of Paul Perodeau and
Modeste Arpin; m. 1883, Mary L^ d. of the
late Dr. (Carles Duckley, of St. Hyacinthe,
Que., four s. one d. Educ: St. Hyacinthe
Coll. Grad. B.C.L., McGill Univ., 1876.
Admitted a N.P., 1876, and commenced
practice of his prof, with the firm of Jobin,
Coutlee & Perodeau, but for the past fiye
or six yrs. has practiced alone. Sec. of
Prov. Bd. of Notaries at Montreal, since
1880; apptd. a Prof, of the Faculty of Law
of Laval Univ., LL.D 1902. Apptd. to
Legis. Council of Quebec., 1897; dir. of

"La Sauvegarde" Ins. Co., and life governor
of Notre Dame Hospital. Address: 67 Viger
Av., Montreal. Clubs: Mount Royal, St.
James, Montreal.
PEBRAULT, Maurice, M.L.A.; b. Mont-
real. 12 June, 1857; «. of Henri Maurice
Perrault and Octavie Massi^n; m. 1879,
Sara Hebert of Montreal; three d. Educ:
Montreal Coll. Has practiced his prof, as
architect and C. E. in Montreal since 1878;
acted as official architect for dist. of Mont-
real, 1888-1892; Expropriation Ck)nmir. for
Montreal, 1889-1895, and architect 1889-
1901. ReprQsents Dept. of Pub. Works, of
Fed. Govt, as local architect for Montreal.
Mem., Architects' Assn. of Prov. of Quebec,
since 1890, of which was one of organizers;
American Pub. Health Assn. since 1894,
(Divil Engrs' Soc. of C^n. since 1898; vice-

£res.. Architectural Inst.; governor Notre
»ame Hospital. Mayor of Longueuil, Que. ,
1898-1900. El. to Que. Le«is. by accl. at
g. e., 1900; re-el. for Chambly Riding, 1904,
1908. Served as officer in 65th Regt. for
about ten yrs.; retired about 1888 with
rank of Capt. Address: 15 St. Lawrence
Boulevard, Montreal.

PEBBIN, Bight Bev. Bishop William
Willcox, 1>TD.\ b. West bury on Tyne,
Somersetshire, Eng., 11 Auff., 1848; s. of
Thomas and Margaret Perrm; m. Harriet
Moore; one «. one d. Educ: King's Coll.,
London, and Trinity. Coll., Oxford Eng.:
arrived in Canada, May. 1898; Bishop of
British Columbia, 1893; formerly Curate of
St. Mary's, Vicar of St. Luke's, Southampton
Eng.; at the wish of the Synod of the
Diocese, consecrated in Westmmster Abbey.
Address: Victoria, B.C., Clvb: Westmin-
ster, London, Eng.

PEBBT, Lieut.-CoI. Aylesworth Bowen :
Commr. of the Royal Northwest Mounted
PoUce; 6. Lennox Co., Ont.. 21 Aug., I860:
of U.E.L. descent; m. 1883, Emma, d. of
G. L. Meikle, of Lachute, Que., one s. two d.
Educ: Napanee High Sch., and Royal
Military Coll., Kingston; mem. of first
graduating class, 1880, taking high honours.
Apptd. J\dy. 1880. a lieut. in Royal Engrs.,
but had to resign his commission the follow-
ing yr. on account of illhealth. Gazetted
Inspector of N.W.M.P.. 24 Jan., 1882:
served in two NorthWest Rebellions, and
mentioned in despatches; promoted to rank
of Supt. 1 A\ig.. 1885; apptd. Commr., 1900.
Commanded mounted police contingent at
Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria (Jubilee
medal). Address: Regina, Sask.

PEBBT, Oscar Butler; minin^E engr.
and Supt. Yukon Gold Co., Dawson; 6.
Indiana, 1873. Educ: IndiaJia Univ. and
Columbia Coll. Sch. of Mines, New York.
Hae been with the Guggenheim Exploration
Co. for six yrs.; designed gold dredges now
used by Yukon Co.: planned and construc-
ted the seventy mile ditch and pipe line
of the Yukon Gold Co. Address: Dawson,
Y.T.

PETEBSON, William, M.A., LL.D. (St.
Andrew's Univ.), C.M.G., Principal and
Vice-Chancellor of McGill Univ.; b. Edin-
burgh. Scotland. 29 Mav, 1856; «. of the
late John Peterson and Grace M. Anderson;
m. 1885, Lisa, «. d. of the late William Ross,
of 12 Hyde Park Gardens, London, W.,
and Gleneam, Perthshire, Scotland; two s.

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Educ: Edinburgh High 8oh.; grad. Edin-
burgh Univ., with first-class honors in
Classics, 1875; studied at Univ. of Gottin-
gen: gained an open scholarship at Corpus
Christi Coll., Oxford^ and in 1896. the
Gerguson Scholarship m Classics. For two
yrs., Asst. Prof, of Humanity in Edinburgh
Univ. Cr. LL.D., St. Andrew's Univ.,
1885, and by Princeton Univ., 1896; receiv-
ed hon. degrees from Univ. of New Bruns-
wick, 1900; Yale, 1901; Johns Hopkins,
1902; Pennsylvania and Queen's 1903;
Aberdeen, 1906; Toronto, 1907; Principal
of McGill Univ. since 1895; mem. Protestant
Committee of Council of Pub. Instruction;
a trustee of the Carnegie Foundation for the
Advancement of Teaching in U.S., Canada,
and Newfoundland; a gov. Royal Victoria
Hospital. Cr. C.M.G., 1901. PuhlicaiionB:
editor of the Tenth Book of Quintilian's
"Institute of Oratory;" Tactitus's "Dia-
logue on Oratory; Cicero's speeches in de-
fence of Cluentius and against Veres; has
contributed to numerous publications.
Canadian ed. of Nelson's perpetual loose-
leaf Encyclopaedia. Recreaiioru: walking,
§olf, curling. Address: 447 Sherbrooke
t., W. Montreal. Clttbs: St. James, Mount
Royal, University, Montreal.

PETTTPIECE, Henry John; owner of
the Forest Free Press: b. Anderdown Tp.,
Essex Co., Ont., 11 Nov., 1855; s. of An-
thony and Ann Pettypiece; m. 1879, Mary
M. Meloche, of Amherst burg; two s. one d.
Educ: Ont. Pub. Sch. Was raised on the
farm, but in April, 1879, joined staff of
Amherst burg Echo; in 1883, purchased the
Forest Free Press, which he has since
edited. Town Councillor of Forest, 1888;
a dir of the Lambton Farmers' Inst.; for
two yrs. a license conmir. for East Lambton.
El. to Leg. Ass. at g. e., 1898 and 1902;
unsuccessful, 1905. Recreations: cricket,
curling. Address: Forest, Ont.

PBUCHEN, Major Arthur Godfrey; 6.
Montreal, 18 April, 1859: s. of Godfrey
Peuchen, Prussia, and Eliza Clark, Hull,
England; m. Margaret Thomson; one s. one
d. President of the Standard Chemical Co.,
Major Queen's Own Rifles; ex-vice Com-
modore, R. C. Y. C, Toronto. Recreations:
yachting, hunting, militia. Address: 599
Jarvis St., Toronto, and "Woodlands,"
Barrie, Ont. Clubs: National, Hunt, Ont-
ario Jockey, R.C.Y.C., Albany, and Military
Institute, Toronto.

PHH-LIFFS-WOLLEY, CHve, J. P.,
F.R.C.S.;.6. Wimbome, Dorsetshire, Eng.,
3 April 1852; «. of R. A. L. Phillipps, M.I.,
F.R.C.8.; m. Jane, d. of Admiral Femsick,
R.N.; one «. three d. Educ: Rossail, Eng.
Airived in Canada, 1884; vice consul
at Kertch; inherited the Wolley property,
Hanwood, Salop, took nai; - ' ' » ^ of
Wolley; retired from foreigu o^^x, service:
called to the bar. Middle Temple and Oxford
circuit; Capt. 4th Batt., S.WTB.; vice-pres..
Navy League, England; pres., V. & E.
Navy League, B.C. Publications: Big Game
Sport in Crimea and Caucasus; Songs of an
English Esau; Boys' Books, Snap, and
novels. Chicamore ^one, etc. Recrea-
tions: shooting and fishing. Address: Coe-
fields B.C. C;m6«; Shropshire Country, Eng.,
and Union Club, Victoria, B.C. I

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PICKTHALL, Miss Marjorie Lowrey
Christie; 6. London, Eng., 14 Sept,,
1883; d. of Arthur C. Picthall and Helen
Mallard. Educ: The Bishop Strachan Sch.
Toronto. Arrived in Canada, 1890; Pub-
lications: Chiefly magazine work, verse and
fiction; some boys books. Recreations:
gardening, rowing. Address: 537 Euclid
Avenue, Toronto. Clubs: Woman's Press
Club, Toronto; Society of Authors.

PICKUP, Samuel Walter WiUett, M.P.;
b. Granville Ferry, Annapolis Co., N.S., 1
March, 1859; «. of Samuel Pickup, and
Cylina G. Willett; m. Lillie L. E. Troop, 31
Oct., 1883: three s. three d. Educ: Com.
Sch. and Mount Allison, Sackville; mer-
chant, 8hii>builder and farmer; was 18 yrs.
in the Municipal Council of his Municipahty,
and was for three yrs. Warden of the Co.;
first el. to the H. of C. in 1904; re-el. 1908;
a Liberal. Address: Granville Ferry, An-
napolis Co., N.S. Clvb: Laiu'entian, Ottawa.

PIGOTT, Ausrustus Charles Doyne; Sher
iff. Southern Judicial Dist. of Manitoba; 6.
Chatham, Kent, Eng., 1 Jan., 1862; s. Major
General H. de Rinzey Kgott, of Co. Gal-
way, Ireland, and iFrances Catherine, d. of
Capt. Powlett Doyne, Queen's Co., Ireland;
m. Florence Harriet,/ third d. of Alex.
Buchanan, of Omagh, Co. Tyrone, Ire.; two
s. one d. Educ: Marlborough Coll., Eng.,
and Bonn, Germany. Came to Can., 1880:
commenced business as real estate and
insurance agent j has been farmer in Man.,
14 yrs.; Lieut, m Boulton's Scouts, 1885
Address: Morden, Man.

PINHET, John Charles; artist; b. Otta-
wa, Ont., 24 Aug., 1860; s. of John Hamnett
and Constance Pinhey of England; m.
Amelia P. Rhynds; three «. two 5. Educ:
Coll. Inst., Ottawa, and Julian's Academy,
Paris, France; began to study art in Tor-
onto, at the age of 19, and at 21 went to
Paris; studied for 5 years^in Julian's Acad-
emy, under Boulanger and Lefebore, and
also at Beaux Arts; criticised by Jerome;
elec. a mem. of R.C.A., and in 1897 was
made an academican; exhibited at World's
Fairs at Chicago and Buffalo. Address:
Wolfenden, Hudson Hdghts, Que. Club;
Pen and Pencil, Montreal.

PINKHAM, Bight Bey. WiUlam Cyprian
D.D., D.C.L.; b. 1844; s. of WilUam Pink-
ham, Tdgnmouth, Devon,^ and St. John's,
Newfoundland; m. 1868, Jean Anne, 2nd
d. of late William Drever, Winnipeg; three s.
three d. Educ: St. Augustine's Coll., Can-
terbury. Incumbent of St. James's, Mani-
toba, 1868-82; Superintendent of Education
for Protestant Public Schs. of Manitoba.
1871-83; Archdeacon of Manitoba ana
Canon of St. John's Cathedral, Winnipeg,
1882-87; Secretary of Synod, 1882-1887;
Bishop of Saskatchewan, 1887 to date;
Hon. D.C.'L. Trinity Univ., Toronto; Hon.
D.D. Univ. of Manitoba. Address: Bishop's
Court, Calgary, Alt a.
PLANTS, Michael Henri Arthur, LL.B
K.C., M.L.A.: 6. Valleyfield. Que., 29 Sept
1870; s. of Moise Plante ex-M.L.A., and
Hermine Langevin Bergevin; unmarried,
Educ. at the Elementary Sch., Valleyfield,
Jesuites Coll. , Montreal ; Advocat ; admitted
to the bar 1894; first el to Leg. Ass., 1898
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Club: Montreal.

PLASKETT John Stanley, B.A., F.R.
A.S.C.; b. Strathallan, Oxford 0>., Ont.,
' 17 Nov., 1866; a. of Joseph and Annie
Plaskett; m. Rebecca Hope Hemley: two t.
Educ: Pub. Sch., Woodstock High Sch.,
Toronto Univ.; employed with Edison
Electrical Co.. 1888-1889; Asst. in dept. of
Physics, Toronto Univ., 1890-1903; Astron-
omer, Dept. of Interior, 1903 to date.
Publications: on Orthochromatio Colour
Photography; Mathematics in the mechan-
ical trades; thirteen complete papers and
numerous shorter notes on various astron-
omical subjects. Recreation: photography.
Address: "Cedarhurst" Fairmount Ave.,
Ottawa.

POIBIEB, Hon. Pascal, B.A.; Senator;
6. Shediac. N.B.. 15 Feb., 1862; m. 1897.
Anna Lusignan. Educ: St. Joseph's Coll..
M^nramcook. N.B.; was postmaster, H. of
C, from 1872 to 1886; pres. of a section of
St. Jean Baptist Society, of Ottawa; pres.,
Canadian Institute, 1881-2; pres. of the
Mineralogical Soc. of Ottawa Univ.; pres.
of La Societe de I'Assomption for twelve
3nrs.; is a barrister for both N.B. and Que.
Publications: "L'Origine des Acadiens,''
*'Le P^re Lefebvre et I'Acadie," Fellow R.
S.C; Knight of the Legion of Honour;
called to the Senate, 9 March, 1886; a Con-
servative. Address: Shediac, N.B.

POIXABD, Bcv. Henry; h. Exeter,
Ekig., 1 Nov.. 1830; s. of William Carss and
Mary Pollard; m. Annie M. Porter, d. of W.
Porter, M.P St. Stephen, N.B. Educ:
Qramv Sch., Exeter, and St. Augustus Coll.,
Canterbury, Eng.; arrived in Canada, 14
Feb., 1858; Curate of St. Stephen's N.B.;
Rector of Mangerville and Burts, dioceses of
Fredericton; Curate of Christ Church,
Ottawa; Rector of St. John's Church,
Ottawa; senior Canon of Christ Church
Cathedral, Ottawa. Address: St. John's
Rectory, Ottawa.

POIiLOK, Bev. Df. AUan; 6. 1829. s. of
late Dr. Pollok, of Kingston. Educ: Glas-

fow Univ. Licensed by Presbytery of
>unoon, 1862; went to N.S.. 1862; in New
Glasgow, 1862-73; Professor of Ecclesias-
tical History and Practical Theology, 1876;
Principal of Presby., Theological Coll.,
Halifax, since 1886. Publications: Studies
in Practical'Theology, 1907. Address: Hal-
ifax, N.S.

PONTQ]^ Ueut.-Col. WUllam Nlsbet,
M.A., K.C.; 6. Belleville, Ont., 1866; s,
James Wemyss Ponton and Anna Hutton
Ponton; m. May E. Sankey; three «. two d,
Educ; up. Can. Coll., and Univ. of Toronto;
barrister-at-law, 27 yrs.; commandant of
15th Regt., seven yrs., (long service deco-
ration); reoresented Belleville Board of
Trade at Cnambers of Commerce of Em-
pire, Toronto, 1906. Address: Belleville,
Ont.

POOIiE, Henry Skefflngton, M.A., D.
8c., F.R.S.C, F.C.S.; 6. Stellarton, N.S.,
1 Aug., 1844; s. of Henry Poole, and EUza-
beth N. Leonard of Sydney, C.B.; m.
Florence H. G. Gray, d. of Hon. J. H. Gray,
C.M.G., Charlottetown^876; four s. four d.
Educ: King's Coll.. Windsor. N.8.. and
Royal School of Mines; Asst. Manager,
Caledonia Mines. C.B.; Assayer Utah Silver

Mines; Secretary Japanese Commisaon.
Wastmigton; Government Inspector or
Mines, N.S., 1872-1878, when he suggested
and drafted first mines regulation Act in
Canada, and first special legislation on sub-
marine coal mining; General Manager of
Acadia Coal Company, N.S., 1879-1900;
reported on mining for the Canadian Geo-
logical Survey, reports, 1885-1906. Asso.
Royal School of Mines; Hon. mem. Fed.
of Mining Engineers; founder M. Can. Soc.
C.E.; first pres. Mining Soc. of N.S.; past
pres., N.S. Institute of Science. Publica-
tions: Transcations R.S.C.; Mining Soc, N.
S.; The N.S. Inst, of Sc; The Federated
Inist'n. ; reports. Address: 60 Bedford Row,
HaUfax, N.S. Club: HaUfax.

POPE, Miss Georglna Fane; Royal Red
Cross; b. Charlottetown, P.E.I., 1 Jan..
1862; d. of the late Hon. W. H. Pope, and
Helen Des Bresay. Educ: P.E.I.; served
two years in South African campaign as
Nursing Sister; at present Matron of the
Permanent Army Medical Corps. Address:
Military Hospital, Halifax, N.S.

POPE, Joseph, C.V.O., C.M.G., I.S.O.,
Japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure;
Under Secy, for External Affairs, Canada;
b. Charlottetown^ P.E.I., 16 Aii«., 1854;
e. s. of late Hon. W. H. Pope and Helen Des
Brisay; m. 1884, Marie liouise Josephine
Henrietta, e. d. of Chief Justice H. T.
Taschereau of the Superior Court of Lower
CaiUj Montreal; five s. one d. Educ : Prince
of Wales Coll., Charlottetown; from 1870 to
1878, banking. Entered Civil Service of
Canada, 1878; Private Secretary to Minister
of Marine and Fisheries; was Private Sec
to Rt. Hon. Sir John Macdonald, Prime
Minister of Canada, 1882-91; apptd. Asst.
Clerk of the King's Privy Council for Can-
ada, 1889; Under Secretary of State and
Deputy Registrar General of Canada, 1896;
Under Sec. for External Affairs, 1908;
attached to the staff of the British Agent on
the Behring Sea Arbitration at Paris, 1893;
was Agent of the Canadian Government at
the proceedings of the Joint High Com-
mission which met at Quebec and Washing-
ton, 1 898-90; Associate Secretary to the
Alaska Boundary Tribunal, London, 1903;
deputed by the Government to make
\ arrangements for the tour of the Prince and
Princess of Wales in Canada in 1901, and for
his services in that capacity recdved a
C.M.G. Publtcations: Memoirs of Sir John
Macdonald; The Royal Tour in Canada.
1 901 ; * *Champlain ; " * 'Cartier. ' ' Recreations :
astronomy. Address: 286 Stewart Street,
Ottawa. Ciud: Rideau, Ottawa.

POBTEB, Edward Guss, K.C.M.P.; q
Cousicon, Prince Edward Co., Ont., 28
May. 1869; «. of Robert and Hannah Porter;
m. Annie A. Morrow; one s. Educ: at
Albert Univ., Belleville, Ont.; a barrister;
has been alderman and Mayor of the City
of Belleville, Ont.; first elec. to the H. of C.
Jan., 1901, af bye-elec; re-elec. in 1904 and

' 1908. Address: Belleville, Ont.

POBTEB, John Bonsall. Ph.D^ D.S.C.;
Prof, of Mining Engineering, McGill Univ.;
6. Glendale, Ont., 1861; s. of John Henry
Porter and Lydia Bonsall; m. Ethel Har-
dinge, d. of Chas. H. Going; one d. Educ:
Privately and at Columbia Univ., New
York. In educational work, 1882-1885-

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mining and economic feology, 1885-88;
engineering practice in nunes and railways;
prof, of mining engineering at McGill Univ.,
1896. Publicationa: Numerous papers on
educational and engineering subjects; econ-
omic minerals, etc. RecreoLions: yachting,
angling; open air sports in general. Ad-
dretses: 130 McTavish St., Montreal, and
Long Beach Lodge, Guysboro, N.S. tllubs:
University, and Ekigineering, Montreal;
Imperial and Colonial, London; Royal N.S.,
Yacht Squadron, Halifax.

POTTINGEB, David, I.S.O.j Asst. Chn.
of the Govt. Railways Managing Board; b.
Pictou, N.S., 7 Oct., 1843-, of Scottish
parentage; m. Mary Louise, d. of the late
William Fisher, of Fredericton, N.B„ and
widow of F. W. Reid; two «. one d. Educ:
Pictou Acad., N.S. Entered the Govern-
ment rulway service, at Halifax, N.S., as
clerk, 1863; became cashiep^ 1871 ; station
master, 1872; gen. storekeeper, 1874; chief
supt. 1879;/ gen. mgr. of Government rail-
ways, 1892; mem. of the Government Rail-
ways Managing Board, 1909; Asst. Chmn.,
1910. Addreaa: Moncton, N.B. Club: Rid-
eau, Ottawa.

POUPOBE, William Joseph; b. Allu-
mette, Island, Que., 29 April, 1846; a. of
Wm. Poupore and Susan McAdam; m.
Barbar Eleonore, d. of late Hon. John
Poupore; five a. four d. Educ: Com. Sch.,
and Ottawa Commercial College; member
of Leg. Ass. of Quebec from 1882 to March,
1892; member of H. of C. for Pontiac, from
1896 to 1900; studied law for two years and
then went into business as General Con-
tractor, Railways and Public works, in-
cluding harbours and rivers; now pres.
of the W. J. Poupore Co., Limited, Mont-
real; an ardent advocate of the construction
of the Montreal, Ottawa & Georgian Bay
Ship Canal. Addreea: 388 Wood Ave.,
Westmount, Que. Cluba: Laurentian, Ot-
tawa; Engineers', Montreal.

POWELL, Charles Berl^eley; 6. Port
Dover, Ont., 19 Aug., 1858; a. of Col.
Walker Powell, former Adjt.-Gen. of the
Militia of Can,; m Helen Louise, d. of
Gordon B. Pattee, of Ottawa; two d.
Educ: Gait Coll., McGill Univ„ Montreal.
A mechanical engr. Served an apprentice-
ship in the shops of the G. T. R., in Mont-
real, as machinist. Was a mem. of the
Ottawa City Coun., and a partner in the
lumber firm of Perley & Pattee. Pres. or
Dir. of several local manufacturing Cos.
El. to Ont. Legis. for Ottawa at g. e., 1898;
re-el. at g. e., 1902. Addreaa: 283 Metcalfe
St., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf, Coun-
try, Laurentian, Ottawa.

POWEB, AusTUstus, K.C.. I.S.O.; 6.
Quebec, 22 Dec., 1847; y. a, of late Mr.
Justice Power and Suzanne Aubert de
Gaspe; m. 1885, Laleah, d. of late Rev.
Edmund Crawley^ D.D., of N.S., and relict
of late Sesonour Tobin, R.N.; one a. one d.
Educ: St. Mary's Coll. and McGill Univ..
Montreal. Called to bar of Quebec, 1869:

Practised at Montreal, until 1874; entered
>e|>artment of Justice, 1874; employed on
revision of Dominion statutes, 1887; apptd.
a Commissioner for revision of Statutes in
1902. Chief Clerk, Dcpt. of Justice since
1879. Addreaa: 196 Wilbrod Street, Ot-
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POWEB, Hon. Lawrence Geoffrey, P.C..
LL.D., Senator: b. HaUfax, N.S., 9
Aug., 1841; a. of Patrick Power and Ellen
Gaull, both of Waterford, Irel.; m. 23 June,
1880. Susan, 4th d, of M. O'Leary^ of West
Quoddy, Halifax Co., two d. Educ: St.
Mary's Coll., Halifax; Carlow Coll., Catholic
Univ., Irel.. and Harvard Law Sch., Cam-
bridge, jMass.; a scholar of Catholic Univ.,
Ireland; B.A., of St. Mary's; admitted to the
bar, 1866; is a barrister and solicitor; alder-
man in Halifax for six years, and member
of Board of Sch. Comm. for 13 years; a
member of the Senate of Halifax Uniy.
Pyhlicationa: pamphlet "The Manitoba Sch.
Question from the Point of View of a Cath-
olic member;" "Richard John Uniacke;"
a sketch "The Irish Discovery of America;"
called to the Senate, 2 Feb., 1877; apptd.
Speaker, Jan., 1901; sworn of Privy Coun-
cil, Jan., 1905; a Liberal; Addreaa: Halifax
N.S.

POWEB, William: mem. of the firm of
W. & J. Sharpies, lumber merchants, Que-
bec; b. Sillery, Que.. 21 Feb., 1849; a. of the
late William Power, one of the mgrs. of the
firm of W. & J. Sharpies, and B. Fitzgerald;
m. 1881, Winnifred Susan, d. of James
Rockett, lumberman of Quebec; five a.
two d. Educ : Sillerypub. schs. Has been
connected with the W. & J. Sharpies firm
since 1860, finally becoming a partner.
Owns large timber lands and is one of the
principal owners of the River Ouelle Pulp
itnd Lumber Co. At one time pres. Bd.
of Trade, and for past ten yrs. has been
Sch. Commr. of the city of Quebec. Re-
turned to H. of C. for Quebec West, bye-el.,
1902, by accl.; re-el. at g. e., 1904; imsuo-
cessful at g. e., 1908. Addreaa: 76 St.
Ursule St., Quebec. Club: Garrison, Que-

PBEFONTAINE, Isaie; 6. Beloeil, j^ue..
1861; m. 1883, Eliea, d. of Olivier Pigeon,
of Vercheres. Educ: Montreal Coll., from
wiiich he grad. with honors. Pres., Cham-
bre du Commerce, Montreal, and I'Ecole
des Hautes Etudes Commerciales. Ad-
dreaa: Salaberry Apts., Montreal, Que.

PBENDEBGAST, Hon. James Emlle
Pierre; one of the Judges of the Kings
Bench, Manitoba; 6. Quebec, 22 March,
1858; a. of late James Prendergast and
Emilie Gauvreau; tn. 1886, Olivina, d, of
late Francois Mondor, of St. Boniface, Man.
Educ: Quebec Seminary and Laval Umv.
Called to bar of Quebec, 1881, Mamtoba,
1882; sat in Manitoba Leg. Ass., 1885-92;
Prov. Sec. in the Greenway Admn., Jan.,
1888 to Aug., 1889, when he resigned:
mem. of the Catholic section of the board of
education, 1884-90; mem. of the Manitoba
Univ. Council since 1895; Mayor of St.
Boniface, 1893-96; Co. a. Judge, 1897-4906;
Judge of the Supreme Ct. of Saskatchewiui,
1905-10; apptd. to present position, 7 Feb.,
1910. Xddreaa: Winnipeg, Man.

PBENTICE, James Douglas, J.P.; Man.
Dir. Western Canadian Ranching Co., Ltd.,
b. "The Grange," Lanarkshire, Scot., 3
Feb., 1861; a. of Andrew Prentice; m.
Mabel Clare, d. of T. D. Gilpin, of Bnatol
House, Roehampton, Surrey, Eng. Educ:
Fettes Coll., Edinburgh. Arrived in Can-
ada, 1882 as an officisJ in the Bank of B.N.
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1888, was transferred to the branch at
Vietoria, B.C., but resigned to assume his
present position with the Western Canadian
Hanching Co. El. to B.C. Legis. at R. e.,
1898, 1900; apptd. Provincial Secretary
later yr.; became Finance Minister, 1901;
resigned from Legis., 1903. Address: Vic-
toria, B.C.; Chilcoten, B.C. Club: Union,
Victoria.

PBBSTON, Josiah Johnston, M.L.A.;
b. Man vers, Co. Durham, Ont., 7 June, 1855;
8. of James I^eston and Jane Johnston.
Educ: in the Public Schs.; was Deputy
Reeve and Reeve of Township of Manvers,'
and Co. Councillor for 10 years, 1888 to
1897; elec. eight times byacclam.; Warden
of united Coimtiea of Northumberland and
Durham in 1897; clerk. 1898, until date;
first el. to the Leg. Ass. of Ont. at g. e., 1902;
re-el. 1905, 1908. Address: Bethany, Ont.

PRESTON, Thomas H.; Proprietor of
the Brantford Expositor; b. Moimt Vernon,
Ind.,,22 Oct., 1855; «. of Rev. James Pres-
ton and Emeline A. Phelps; wi. 1876,
Lillian, d. of A. R. Macdonald, of Montreal;
fjve c. Edwc: Pub. .and Gram. Schs., of
Belleville and Woodstock. Became a prin-
ter's apprentice in office of Woodstock
Sentinel; completed his apprenticeship on
the Stratford Beacon; worked as a com-
positor on Toronto Globe, 1871 ; removed to
U.S.; returned to Can. 1874, and joined
staff of Ottawa Free Press, and was mem.
Press Gallery, H. of C; night-editor, Tor-
onto Oldbe, 1881; spe<^ corres. for the
Globe, Press Galle^^, H. of C; was nmg.
dir. and chief shareholder of Winnipeg Sun;
purchased Brantford Expositor, 1890. El.
to Legis 1899; re-el. at g. e., 1902 and 1904;
pres., Can. Press Assn., 1895, Brantford Bd.
of Trade, 1900. Southern Fair Assn., 1899.
Address: Brantford, Ont.

PBESTON, William Thomas Rochester:
b. Ottawa, 6 Sept., 1863; s. of G. H. and
M. A. Preston; m. Evelyn Harris, Port
Hope, Ont.; one s. two d. Journalist;
orgamser for the Liberal party for 10 yrs. ;
Provincial Librarian for Ontario; Commis-
sioner of Emigration to Great Britain and
Europe. 1899-06; special Commissioner to
South Africa and Commissioner of Trade to
Japan and China, 1906-1909; at present
Commissioner of Trade to Northern Europe.
Address: Dept. of Trade and Commerce,
Ottawa; and The Hague, Holland.

PBEVOST, Jean, K.C., LL.B., M.L.A.;
b. Ste. Scholastique, Que., 17 Nov.. 1870; «.
Hon. Wilfrid Prevost, M.L.C. and Angeli-
que Marien; m. Gabrielle Gagnon; one «.
Educ: Jesuit Coll., Montreal, and Laval
Univ.; admitted to practice law. 8 July,
1894; apptd. K.C.,^ 1904. Pres. of the Lib.
Assn. Of the Co. ot Terrebonne, 1899-1900.
El. to Legis Ass., at g. e., 1900, 1904, 1908.
Called to Prov. Cabinet as Min. of Coloni-
zation, Mines and Fisheries, 3 July, 1905;
re-«l. by accl. at bye-el. July 17. Pres. of
North American Fish and Game Assn., 1906
07; resigned his portfolio, 30 Sept.. 1907.
Address: St. Jerome, Que. Clubs: St.
/ Denis, Montreal; Garrison, Quebec.

PRICE, Herbert Molesworth, J. P.; b. at
Ross, Herefordshire. Eng., 31 Aug., 1847;
s. of Mr. and Mrs. William Price; m, S. A.
Martha Hall, of Montmorency Falls, Que.
(deceasMl); one s. two d. Educ: Hereford-

shire and Croyden, Surrey, Eng.; arrived in
Canada, April, 1869; resided in West of
England and South wales, Dist. of Ross,
1864 to 1869; with Bank of British North
America from 1869 to 1879, in London,
New York and various places in Canada;
Manager of Merchants Bank of Canada,
1879 to 1884; since then lumber merchant,
etc.; vice-pres., Quebec Electric Light Co.;
vice-pres.. Auditorium Co.; director. Lake
Superior Corporation, Sault Ste. Marie.
Recreations: gardening, fishing. Address:
The Cottage, Montmorency Falls. Que.
Club: Garnson, Quebec; Mount Royal,
Montreal.

PBICE, William, M.P.; b. Talca, Chili
38 Aug., 1867; s. of Henry Ferrier Price and
Florence Stoker Rogerson; m. Aemilia
Blanche Smith; four «. two d. Educ:
Bishop's Coll. Sch., Lennoxville, Que., and
St. Marks Sch., Eng. Arrived in Canada,
July, 1878; first elected to the H. of C. for
Quebec West. 1908; a lumber merchant;
vice-pres. Umon Bank, and vice-pres. of
various conunercial enterprises; served a^
an officer in the 8th Royal Rifles, Quebec.
Address: 145 Grande Allee, Quebec. Clubs:
Garrison, Quebec; Rideau, Ottawa.

PRIMROSE, Alexander, M.B., CM.,
Edin.; 6. Rctou, N.S., 5 April, 1861; e. s.
of Howard Primrose, and Olivia, d. of late
Hon. Alexander Campbell; m. 1889, Clara
Christine, d. of late George Ewart. Toronto
one «. three d. Educ.: Pictou Academy;
Edinburgh Univ.; Middlesex Hospital, Lon-
don. Fellow, Royal Medical Soc. of Edm-
biugh, and member of the Pathological
Soc. of London; Pathologist and Chloro-
formist, Paddington Green Children's Hos-
pital, London, 1888; Assistant P^o^-
strator of Anatomiy, Surgeon's Hall, Edin-
burgh, 1886; Professor in Anatomy, Royal
Coll. of Surgeons of England, 1887j Demon-
strator of Anatomy, 1889: Associate Pro-
fessor of Anatomy, 1892, Univ. of Toronto;
pres.. Pathological Soc. of Toronto, 1898;
Pres. Toronto Medical Society, 1900; mwn.
Examining Board, Ontario Coll. of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, 1889-1902; Secy of
the Medical Faculty, Toronto Univ. Pub-
lications: The Anatomy of the Orang-<)ut-
ang, 1898-99; Tuberculous Disease of the
Bones and Joints; The American Practice
of Surgery, vol. iii., 1907; papers in scien-
tific journals. Recreations: golf, cycling.
Address: 100 "College Street, Toronto.
Clubs: Toronto, Golf, Royal Canadian
Yacht,.Toronto. ^

PRINCE ALBERT, Bishop of; »ee Rt.
Rev. Albert Pascal. ^ ^

PRINCE, Edward Ernest, F.R.S.C.;
Commr. of Fisheries for Canada; o. Leeds,
Bng., 23 May, 1868; «. George Augustus
Prince, and Harriette Rothery; m. Bessie
Morton, d. of the late Hugh Morton Jack,
Scot.; one s. two d. Educ: Univ. of St.
Andrews', Edinburgh, and Cambridge. Fish-
ery Expert on Irish Government Survey of
Fishery Grounds, 1890; Secretary of Lord
Tweedmouth's Scottish Bait Conmussion,
1891 ; Professor of Zoology, Royal Infirmanr
Medical Coll., Glasgow, 1890-3; apptd.
Commissioner of Fisheries, Canada, 1902;
International Fisheries Conmussion, under
treaty with U.S., 1908-9; vicejpres.. Inter-
national Fisheries Congress, Wash., D.C.,

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1908; yice-pres., Zoological Section, Brit.
Assn., Winnipeg, 1909.) PubHcationa: life
History of British Food Fishes (28 plates)
Trans. Soc. of Edinb., Vol. xxv; Inaugural
address as Professor in Glasgow, 1890;
Scientific articles in Transactions and Maga-
zines. Address: 206 O'Connor St., Ottawa.
PRINCE, Hon. Joseph Benlamin; Sen-
ator: 6. St. Gregoire, Que., 29 April, 1886;
8. Benjamin Prinee and Bifuy Louise
Bordages; m. Ernestine Brassard; one «.
four d. Educ: Nicolet Coll., Que.; went
west in 1878 and started farming. In 1883,

fntered flour and lumbering business,
bought during N. W. Rebellion of 1886;
from 1892 to 1904, was cattle exporter to
G. B.; opened gen. store in Battleford, 1898;
first el. to Territorial Legis., 1899; re-elec.,
1904; Mayor of Battleford since 1906, and
pres. Bd. of Trade since its organization;
called to Senate of Can., July, 1909. Ad-
dress: Battleford, Sask.; The Senate, Ot-

PBINGLE, Robert Abercromble ; b.

Cornwall. Ont., 16 Dec., 1865; «. of J. F.
Pringle (of Scotch descent) and Isabella
Pringle; m. 1884, Ada Vanarsdale; two «.
Educ: Pub. and High Schs., Queen's Univ.,
Kingston; entered Civil Service in Ottawa
as Asst. Sec. to Minister of Militia; went te
the Northwest Territories with staff of

, Lindsay Russell, C.E., who had charge of
the Peace River Survey; studied law in
office of Carman & Leitch, 1876-1878, and
completed his term in Toronto. Treas.
Town of Ck>mwall for over sixteen yxs.
El. to H. of C. at g. e., 1900; re-el. at g.
e., 1904; unsuccessful 1908. Address:
0)mwall, Ont. Clubs: Rideau, Ottawa;
Albany, Toronto.

PBIOB, L.leut.-Col. Hon. Edward Gaw-
ler, P.C; b. Dallowgill, Yorkshire,
Eng., 21 May, 1863; 2nd «. of late Rev.
Henry Prior, who was Rector of that Parish,
and afterwards Vicar of Boston, Lincoln-
shire; m. (1st) 1878, Suzette {d. 1897), y. d.
of Hon. John Work, of Hillside, Victoria;
(2nd) 1899, Genevieve, c. d. of Capt. J.
Wright, San Francisco; one «. three d.
Edue.^ Gram. Sch., Leeds, Yorkshire; ser-
ved his articles as a mining engineer with
the late J. Tolson White, M.E., at Wakefield.
Went to Vancouver Island, 1873, as mining
engineer and surveyor for the Vancouver
Coal Mining and Land C!ompany; was Gov-
ernment Inspector of Afines, 1878-80, re-
signed to commence business as an iron and
hardware merchant, and still continues as
such; Lieut.-CJol, commandingthe 5th Regt.
Canadian Artillery, 1888-96; Hon. A.D.C. to
the Govemors-Creneral of Canada, Lords
Stanley and Aberdeen; conmianded the
Canadian rifle team at Bisley. 1890; was
twice Pres. of the Dominion Artillery Assoc-
iation; one of the Canadian contingent
present at the late Queen's Jubilee, 1897;
mem. of Le|r. Ass. of British C!olumbia,
1886-88; resigned, and was elected by
acclam. the same day to H. of C; re-el.
1891 and 1896; Ck)ntroller of Inland Rev-
enue in the administrations of Sir Macken-
zie Bowell and Sir Charles Tupper; Minister
of Mines in Local L^a^slature of British
Columbia, 10 March, 1902 to 31 May, 1903;
Premier of B.C. from 21 Nov., 1902 to 31
May, 1903; a Ck)nservative. Recreations:
188

riding, driving, motor boating. Address:

' The Priory, Victoria, B.C. Clubs: Union,
Victoria, B.C.; Vancouver, B.C.

PBOCTOB, Alexander Phlmister; 6. Ont.
27 Sept., 1862; «. Alexander and Tirza
Smith Proctor; m. 1893, Margaret Gerow.
Studied sculpture under Puech and Ingal-
bert, Paris; awarded Winehart Paris scholar-
ship; e^bited at Paris Exp'n, 1900 (mem.
sciupture jury), recaved gold medal. Mem-
ber Nat. Acad. Design; mem. Nat. Sculp-
ture Soc., Soc. Am. Artists, Am. Water
Color Soc., Architectural League. Fur-
nished quadriga for U.S. Pavilion, Paris
Exp'n, 1900; groups for Pan-Am. Exp'n,
1901. Representea in public parks. New
York and Denver, in Zool. Park, New York,
in Pittsburgh, and colossal lions, McKinley
Monument, Buffalo. Mem. Art Comm'n.,
New York, 1903-6. Permanent works at
St. Louis Art Gallery, Mary's Inst., St.
Louis, and Met. Mus. of Art. Address: Bed-
ford, N.Y. Club: Century, New York.

PBOXJDFOOT, William, K.C., M.L.A.;
6. Colbome Tp., Huron C3o., Ont.. 1 Feb.,
1889; s. of Robert Jhroudfoot and Margaret
Darlington; m. Marion F. Dickson; one s.
one d. Educ: Groderich, Ont.; practiced
law for 27 years; was Reeve of Goderich for
10 years; at present head of the law firm of
Proudfoot, Hays and Blair, Goderich, and
Proudfoot, Duncan, Grant and Skeans,
Toronto; first elec. to represent Centre
Huron in the Ontario Leg. Ass., June, 1908.
Address: Goderich, Ont., and Confederation
life Building, Toronto, Ont. Clubs: Vic-
toria, Ontario, Toronto.

PBOUIiX, Edward, M.P.; b. St. Her mas
Que., 21 May, 1876; s. of Isidore Proulx and
Philomene Lalonde; m. Renee Audette of ^^
Quebec; two s. Educ: Bourget Coll.,
Kigaud, and Univ. of Ottawa; first el. to
the H. of C^ 1904; re-el. in- 1908. Addressr
L'Original, Ont. _

PBOWSE, Lemuel E., M.P.; Pres. Prowse
Bros., Ltd.: 6. B. P. Road, P.E.I., 2 Feb.,
1868; «. ol Wm. and Helen Prowse; m.
29 July, 1879, Frances J. Stanley; three a
one d. Educ: In Oounty Sch.; a member
of the P.E.I. Legislature from 1893 to 1897;
first el. to H. of C. for Kings Co., P.E.I..
1908; a Methodist; a Liberal. Address:
Charlottetown, P.E.I.

PUFFER, WiUiam Franklin, M.L.A.;
b. North Cro8b3^ Leeds Co., Ont., 1 Nov.,
1861; «. of Asa Puffer and Louisa P. Root;
m. Chariotte A. Gilmour; four «. three d.
Parents moved to Peterborough CJo. from
Leeds Co., when 8 years of age, then to
Dresden, ()nt., when 13 years of age; thence
to Illinois at 14 and to Michigan at 16 yrs.;
went to Alberta early in 1890; worked at
farming and lumbering; was a pioneer^ in
Alberta; homesteading and farmmg spring
of '96; started in the meat and cattle trade
at Lacombe, and for several years also
conducted a lumber yard and machine
business; elec. to the first Alberta Legis-
lature, Nov., 1906; re-el. by acclam., 1909.
Address: Lacombe, Alta.

PUGSLET, Hon. WlUiam, B.A., K.C.,
D.C.L., P.C; Minister of Public Works for
Canada; b. Sussex, Kings Co., N.B. 1850;
s. of William and Jane Pugsley; m. Fannie
J. Park; two «. two d. Educ: Sussex Com.
Schs. and Univ. of New Brunswick. El.

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N.B. Leg. Ass.. 1885; Speaker of Ass.. 1887;
reaisned 1890; became Solicitor-Gen.; re-
tired frompolitics. 1802; re-el. 1890; apptd.
Attomey-Goieral. 1000; be<»me Premier
and Attorney Gen.. 1007; resigned same yr..
when apptd. Minister of Pub. Works for
Canada; el. by acd. to H. of C. for St.
John. N.B., Aug.. 1007; re-el. at g. e., 20
Oct., 1008. Addreaa: Ayhner~"Apt8.. Ot-
tawa. Clnba: Rideau^ Comitry^ Lauren-
tian. Hunt. Ottawa; Union, St. John, N.B.

PUBDOM, Thomas Hunter, K.C.; b.
London, Ont., 25 July, 1853; ». of Alex-
ander Purdom and Margaret Hunter; m.
(Ist) 1884. Belle, (d. 1885). d. of the Ute
John Craig; (2nd) 1803. NelHe. (d. 1000),
d. of David Davies, of London. Ont.; (3rd)
1002. Marion, d. of David Davies; one «.
one d, Educ: Pub. and Gram. Schs. of
London. Studied law in office of E. Jones
Parke. K.C., of London, Ont.; became
Attomey-at-Law and Solicitor, 1876; cal-
led to the Bar at Osgoode Hall, 1876;
Bencher of the Law Soc. of Ont., 1884-
1800, apptd. Q.C., 1808. and is now head
of the firm of Purdom & Purdom; vice-pres..
Northern Life Assur. Co. of Can.; pres.,
Dom. Savings and Investment Soc.; dir.,
Canada Trust Co., of London; pres., Lon-
don Advertiser CJo., Ltd.; dir.. Masonic
Temple Co.; trustee. Western Ontario Law
Soc; pres., London Press CHub. Address:
London, Ont.

PURVIS, David; b. Scarboro tp., York
Co., Ont., 14 May, 1845; ». of Henry Purvis.
Educ: Dist. and pub. schs. In 1867, com-
menced working a farm for himself; opened
an agricultural miplement warehouse, with
his brother, in Barrie, Ont., 1875; removed
to North Bay, 1888, to take charge of their
branch stores; the firm now has branches
at Sudbury and Webbwood; mem. of the
Barrie Town (Council. 1877-1882; mem. of
mimicipal council of North Bay, 1801;
imsuccessful candidate for Ont. Legis.,
1800; for many yrs. mem. of Pub. and High
Sch. Bds. of North Bay; chn. of the Bd. of
Trade, 1804-1002. Address: North Bay,
Ont.

PYNE, Hon. Robert Allan, M.L.A.,
M.D., Minister of Education for Ontario;
s. of Thomas Pyne, M.D., and Hester Jane
Roberts, cousin of Field-Marshal Earl
Roberts, both of Waterford, Ireland; b.
Newmarket, (3o. York. Ont„ 20 Oct., 1865.
Registrar of Ck>llege of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ont.; has been C^hairman of
Toronto Sch. Board and Toronto Free
Library Board; Member of the first Board
of Health, Toronto; member of the High
Sch. Board, Toronto; member of the 37th
Haldimand Rifles for years; late Assistant
Surgeon 10th Regt. Royal Grenadiers; first
el. to Ont. Leg. Ass., 1808; re-el. 1002, 1005,
1008; apptd. Min. of Education in the
Whitney Admn., 8 Feb.. 1005. Address:
Cor. Sherboume St. and Wilton Ave.. Tor-
onto. Club: Albany. Toronto.

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QU»APPBL.LE, Bishop of; see Rt. Rev.

John Grisdale.
QITEBEC, Archbishop of; see Most Rev.

L. N. Begin.

QUEBEC Bishop of; see Rt. Rev. An-
drew H. Dunn.
QUIGLEY, Most Bev. James Edward,

R. C. archbishop of Chicago; 6. Oshawa,
Ont.. 15 Oct., 1864. Educ.: St. Joseph's
Coll., Christian Brothers, Buffalo. nTY.;
went with parents to X/una. N.Y.. 1856;
studied Sem. of Our Lady^ of Angels (now
Niagara Univ.); grad. Univ. at Innsbruck,
Austrian Tyrol; i^rad. Cc^l. Propaganda.
Rome. 1870; ordained priest, 1870; pastor
St. Vincent's Ch., Attica, N.Y.. 1870-84;
St. Joseph's Cathedral. Buffalo. 1884-06;
St. Bridget's Ch.. Jan.. 1806-Feb.. 1807;
bishop of Buffalo. 1807-1003; installed
archbishop of Chicago. Mar., 10, 1003
Address: 623 N. State St.. Chicago, U.S.A.
QUmiiAN, Joseph; Dist. Passr. Agent.
G.T.R.. Montreal; 6. Lacolle. Que., 10 Aug.,
1850; s. Wm. Quinlan and Philomene. d.
of Capt. Bary, an English officer who came
to Canada during the rebellion of 1837;
m. (1st) Mary Morrow (dec.); (2nd) Blanche
B.. d. of M. P. McGammon. pres. of the
Merchants Bank of Aurora. Ind., U.S.A.;
one s, Educ.: Lacolle and St. Valentine.
Que. Entered the service of the G.'T.R. , in
1877. as telegrai>h operator; employed
successively as station agent, express agent,
travelling passenger agent, 1800-1002; dis-
trict passenger agent at Montreal, 1002 to
date. Has supervision of all inunigrants
landing, for the G. T. R. and its connections
at Montreal, Halifax, St. John and Portland
Me. Recrealion: work. Address: 440 Mt.
Stephen Ave.. Weetmount, Que.

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RACE, Thomas Henry; Police Magis-
trate. Mitchell, Ont.; 6. Durham Co., ESig.,
1 May^l848; s. of Thomas Race and Eliza-
beth Thompson; m. Margaret Ballentine,
of Guelph, Ont.; two «. two d. Educ:
Port Hope Gram. Sch. and Victoria Univ.
Came to Canada with parents, 1853, and
worked on farm for some yrs. Thirty yrs.
in journalism as editor of Mitchell Recorder.
Ebchibition Com. for Canada since 1004 to
U.S., England, New Zealand, Australia,
and Scotland. Recreations: fruits, flowers
and agriculture. i4ddrc««; Mitchell, Ont.

BACINE, Damase, M.L.A.; b. Crysler.
Stormont Co., Ont., 28 May, 1855; «. of J.
B. Racine, and A. Charlebois; m. Corina
Benoit; six s. four d. Educ: Crysler Pub.
Sch. Has been Ck)uncillor, Dep. Reeve.
Reeve, (3o. Councillor and Warden of the
U. C. of Prescott and Russell. First el. to
Leg. Ass. at g. e., 1005; re-el. 1008. Ad-
dress: Casselman, Ont.

BAINTILLE, Hon. Henri B., K.C.. B.C.
L. (McGill); 6. Ste. Angele de Monnoir.
5 April, 1852; s. of Felix Rain ville, farmer,
and Marie Daignault; m. 1876, Eugenie.
d. of the late Alexandre Archambault.
Educ: St. Hyacinthe Coll., Ste. Marie de
Monnoir Coll. Grad. B.C.L., McGill Univ..
1873. Admitted to the Bar, 14 Jan., 1874.
Was for many yrs. an Alderman of the City
of Montreal. First returned to Legis. for
Montreal (St. Louis Div.) g. e.. 1800;
defeated at g. e., 1802; re-el. g. e., 1807,
1000; Speaker of the Quebec Legislature

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1901>4; dir., Montreal light. Heat & Power
Co., Crown life Insur. Co.; Royal Electric
Co. AddresB: 382 Sherbrooke St. W.,
Montreal.

BAI^KIN, Colin; h. nr. Pictou, N.S., 26
Julv, 1826; «. of Colin Rankin and Mary
Robertson; m. (1st) Rebecca Scott, of Que-
bec (d. 1871); (2nd) Annie Deacon, of
Liindsay: four «. lour d. Educ: Bathurst,
N.B. Entered the service of the Hudson's
Bay Co. at Mattawa, March, 1849, and was
stationed in subseauent ym. at posts on the
St. Maurice, north shore of Gulf of St.
Lawrence, Lake Spperior, Saguenay, Sim-
coe rdst., and finally as chief factor in the
Temiskaniing Dist with headquarters at
Mattawa; retired 1902, then being senior
chief factor, after 52 yrs. continuous service
with the H. B. Co. An ardent sportsman.
Arranged moose hunting expeditions for
Lords Minto and Grey, dovemors-General;
organized canoe brig, in connection with the
lumbermen's entertainment of their Royal
Highnesses, the Duke and Duchess of C!om-
wall and York on their visit to Ottawa, 1901 ;
personally thanked by H. R. H. ; organized
the Kippewa Fish and Game Club, which
has the largest himtinjs area of any similar
club in Can.; organized the Wa-Wash-
^eshi Fish and Game Club with head-
quarters on the Schyan River, Pontiac CJo.
RecreaiwM: big game hunting, fishing.

■ Address: Mattawa, Ont.

BANKIN. James Palmer, M.B., L.R.C.,
P. & S. (Edinb.) M.P.; 6. County of Oxford,
Ont., 30 April, 1866; «. of David Rankin and
Jane Palmer Davis; m. Mary Jane McKee;
one «. and two d. Educ,: Toronto Univ.
and Edinbiirgh; a physician and suigeon;
practiced his profession in the counties of
Perth and Oxford since 1879; chairman of
Sch. Board, Stratford, 1906; alderman,
1907-08; Major in 28th Regt., Stratford;
grand Junior Warden of the G, L. of Can.,
A. F. & A.M.; first el. to H. of C, 1908.
Recreations: military and rifle practice.
Address: Stratford, Ont. Cluh: Ontario,
Toronto,

BATZ, Hon. Valentine; Senator; h. St.
Jacobs, Waterloo Co., 12 Nov., 1848; «.
of Jacob and Mary Ratz; m. Mary G^er,
of Hamburg; two s. three d. Educ: Hne
Hill Pub. Sch.; a lumberman and pres. of
the South River Lumber Co.; el. to the
H. of C. in 1896; defeated 1900; re-el. 1904;
called to the Senate, 19 Jan., 1909. Ad-
dress: Parkhill, Ont.

RAYMOND, Yen. William C, M.A.,
LL.D., F.R.S.C, Archdeacon of St. John.
N.B.; 6. Woodstock, N.B., 3 Feb., 1863; s.
Lt.-Col. Chas. W. and Mary E. Raymond;
m. Julia Nelson of St. John, N.B.; one s.
one d. Educ: Carleton Co. (N.B.) Gram.
Sch. and Univ. of New Brunswick; in early
manhood commanded the Woodstock Field
Battery of Artillery; ordained by Bishop
Midley in 1879; stationed for six years at
Stanley, York Co.; for 26 years at St.
Mary's Church, St. John, N.B.; Archdeacon,
1908; Secretary the N.B. Historical Soc.
Pubh'ca/tons .'Kingston and the Loyalists,
1889, early days of Woodstock, 1891, U.E.
Loyalists, 1893, the London Lawyer, 1894,
the Old Fort ^Windsor Papers, 1901. History
of St. John River, 1905; story of Old Fort
Frederick. Recreation.; curling. Address:
190

67 Waterloo St.. S, John, N.B.; The Park
Rothesay, NT.B. (summer).

BEAD, Hon, Joseph; b. Summerside,
P.E.L, 31 Oct., 1849; m. Saxdh Carruthers
of North Bedeque, P.E.I.; two s. Educ:
Summerside. Gram. Sch., Ions Nautical
Academy, Liverpool, Eng.; has been pres.
local board of trade and pres. Maritime
Board of Trade; elec. to the P.E.I. L^is-
lature, 1900; member of the Cabinet without
portfolio, 1903; re-elec. in 1904 and in 1908.
Publications: one of the contributors to
history 6f P. E. Island, past and present.
Recreation: travel. Address: Summerside,
P.E.L

BEADE, John, LL.D., F.R.S.C; b. Bal-
lyshannon Co., Don^al, Ireland, 13 Nov.,
1837; s. Joseph Reade and Frances Smyth;
unmarried. J?(itic.:Enniskillen and Belfast
Arrived in Canada, June, 1866; associate
Editor of the Montreal Gazette for forty yrs.:
has been mostly engaged in journalism and
literature; has consistently advocated the
conciliation of race and religion in Canada.
Canadian C!onfederation and the unity of
the Empire; one of the orginal members.
Royal Society of Canada (1882); founded
by Marquis of Lome, and pres. of Hist, and
,Archa;ol. Section (English); with Prof.
Penhallow, the late H. Beaugrand (Mayor
of Montreal in 1886, ect,), and W. J. White,
K.C., founded Canadian Branch of Amer-
ican Folk Lore Society. Address: Montreal.

BEAUME, Hon. Joseph Octave, M.D.,
M.L.A., h. 13 Aug,, 1866; s. of OUver
Reaume and Josette Dumont, French Can-
adians; m. 1887, Catherine L. Turner, Lock-
port, New York; two s. two d. Educ:
Assomption Coll., Sandwich; Windsor High
Sch. J Detroit, Mich. Coll. of Medicine;
Trinity Medical College; Minister of Public
Works, Ontario, 1906; commenced as Sch.
teacher, and afterwards for 18 years prac-
tised medicine in Windsor and Essex Co.;
elec. mem. of Ont. Leg., 1902, 1906 and
1908; Conservative. Recreations: horses
and baseball. Address: Toronto, and Wind-
sor, Ont. Club: Albany, Toronto.

BEDFEBN, Jan^es Henry* lumber mer-
chant; b. Douglas, Isle of Man, 1841; s. of
Geoi^e Redfem, a merchant of Douglas,
and Margaret Quiggin; unmarried. Educ:
Completed his educ. in Liverpool; entered
lumber business with his uncle in Troy,
N.Y. Removed to Montreal, 1870, where
he has since been in the lumber business.
First Mayor of Westmount. Mem. Mont-
real Bd. of Trade; pres. of St. Geoige's Soc.
for two yrs. Address: 28 Rosemount Ave.,
Montreal. Clubs: St. James, Montreal
Himt. Forest and Stream, Montreal; Rid-
eau, (Jttawa.

BEED, Hayter; Mgr. of the C. P. R.
Hotel System; b. L'Orignal, Ont., 1849;
s. of Greorge Decimus and Harriet Reed; m.
(1st) 1888 Georgina {d. 1889), d. of the
late Lt.-Col. Ponton, of Belleville; (2nd)
1894, Kate, d. of the late Chief Justice
Armour, of Toronto; one a. Educ: Upper
Can. Coll. and Model Gram. Sch., Toronto.
Acted as Brigade Major 6th Military Dist.,
in 1870; transferred to North West Force,
stationed at Fort Garry, acting as its
Adjutant until its disbandment; transferred
to Indian Dept., successive steps of a^ent,
asst. commr., commr., and rose to position

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of Dep. Supt. of Indian A£Fair8 for the
Dom.; retired 1897; was a mem. of the
original North West Council and fOT a time
acted as Lieut.-Gov. for the Territories:
now ingr. in chief of the C. P. R. Hotel
System. Recreations: yachting, polo, rid-
ing. Addreee: 116 Place Viger Hotel,
Montreal. Clvbt: St. James's^ Montreal;
Garrison, Quebec; Manitoba, Wmnipeg.

REED, Mrs. Hayter (Kate); b. Cobourg.
Ont. ; d. of the late Chief Justice Armour and
Eliza Clench; m. (Ist) 1880, Grosvenor Low-
rey, a mem. of the New York bar (one s. one
rf. ;(2nd) 1904. Hayter Reed, Mgr. of the C. P.
R. Hotel System (one a.) Of great artistic
taste; selected and purchased and person-
ally supervised the installation of the
internal furnishings of the C. P. R. Empress
Hotel at Victoria, B.C., whish is conceded
to be one of the most beautiful hostelries
for its size on the continent. Addreaa:
1 16 Place Viger Hotel, Montreal.

BEFOBD, Robert; Pres. of the Robert
Reford Co., Montreal; h. Belfast, Ireland.
Arrived in CSanada, 1845, and resided in
Toronto until 1865. domg business as
wholesale grocer. Removed to Montreal
latter yr., and engaged in ocean shipping,
the present business of his Co. Agents of
Donaldson Line, Thompson Line, and
several other Co's. Pres. of Mount Royal
Milling and Mfg. Co.; director. Bank of
Toronto, Lake of Woods Milling Co., Lab-
rador Co., York Lumber Co., N.S. Steel and
Coal Co., and Montreal Elevating Co.; a

f over nor of McGill Univ. Chairman of
to^al Com. on Transportation, 1904-5.
which reported on improvements required
for increase of shipping and transportation
trade of country. Addreaa: 260 Drununond
St., Montreal. Cluba: Mount Royal, Can-
ada, Montreal.

BEGAN, John William; journalist; b.
Dartmouth, N.8., 1872, a. of John Regan
and Bridget Bowes; unmarried. Educ:
in the pub. Sch. A merchant for a number
of years; eisht years journalist, connected
with the Halifax Herald', one year with
CUy Newa, and World, New York; at
present Maritime Provinces representative
of the Associated Press, ana managing
editor of monthly magazine. Industrial
Advocate. Pvhlicationa: sketches and tra-
ditions of the Northwest Arm," historical;
in Summer Land, Illustrated. Addreaa:
Halifax, N.S.

BEID, George Asnew, R.C.A.; h. Wince-
ham, Ont., 1860, of Scotch and Irish
parents; m. Mary Kieslae of Reading, Pa.
Educ: Toronto, Philadelphia, Paris and
Madrid; exhibits in Paris Salon; medals
World's Fair, Chicago and St. Louis; ser-
ved on Jury of Awards Fine Arts Depart-
ment, Pan American Exhibition, Buffalo;
pres. of Ontario Society of Artists, 1898-
1902; pres. of Royal (Canadian Academy,
1906-1909. Worka: include The Pioneers,
6 panels, City Hall, Toronto; Dreaming;
Mortga^ng the Homestead, and The
Arrival of C^amplain at Quebec, 1608, in
National Gallery, Ottawa; Family Prayer;
a modem Madonna; Lullaby; Lt^cging; A
Story; The Clock Cleaner; The Foreclosure
of the Mortg^e: Homeseekers, etc. Ad'
dreaa: Wychwooa Park, Toronto; Ontario-

WHO'S WHO. REYNOLDS

in-the Catskills. ' Cluba: Arts and Letters,
Toronto.

BEID, James, M.P.; b. River Charlo,
Restigouche Co., N.B.. 14 Nov., 1839; m.
5 March, 1873, Lizzie McNair. Educ:
River Charlo, Restigouche Co.; elected to
H. of C, 1900, 1904 and 1908; » Presbyter-
ian; a Liberal. Addreaa: Charlo Station,
N.B.

BEID, John Alexander: b. Liverpool.
Eng., 4 March, 1862; a. of David Reid, and
Elizabeth Miller Gordon; m. Mabel Victoria
Laurie. Educ: Liverpool Institute and
Univ. CJoU., Liverpool, Eng. Arrived in
Canada, 22 Sept., 1883; Clerk of the Ex-
ecutive Council of the Province of Sask.;
business training in England'^ journalism in
Western Canada; public service. Dominion,
1884-9; service of the N. W. T., and Sask.,
1895 to date. AddreM .-Regina, Sask.

BEID, John Dowsley, M.D., M.P.; 6.
Prescott, Ont.. 1 Jan., 1859; 8. of John and
Jane Reid; m. Ephie Labatt, of London,
Ont.; one a. one d. Educ: Queen's Univ.,
Kingston, Ont.; was manager of Edwards-
burg Starch Co. for seven years; manager of
Imperial Starch Co. for four years; grad-
uated in medicine. Queen's; elected to the
H. of Cy 1901, to 1909. Addreaa: Prescott,
Ont. Cluha: Rideau, Ottawa; Albany, and
R. C. Y. C, Toronto.

l^ID, John Bogers; b. Brooklyn. N. Y.,
9 Oct., 1855; a. John Reid (Irish) and
Matilda Paterson (Scotch); m. Emma Kate
Rusland ; one a. one d. Educ : early school-
ing in New York; finished at Brockville,
Ont.; arrived in Canada, 1867; joint man-
ager for Eastern Ontario, of the Sun Life
Assurance Co., under firm name of John R.
andW. L. Reid; has occupied present posi-
tion for 20 years; pres. of the (Jttawa Board
of Trade; now Treasurer; Pub. Sch. Trustee;
dir. of (General Hospital; dir. of Home for
Aged; has been Grand Master I. O. F., and
Grand Senior Warden of Masons. Recrea-
tiona: bowling and curling. Addreaa: 300
Waverley St., and Sun Ofe Building. Ot-

BETNAB» Bev. Alfred Henry, M.A..
LL.D.; Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Vic-
toria Univ., Toronto; 6. Quebec, 13 Oct.,
1840; a. of James Reynar and Ellen Conner;
m. (1st) Fanny M. Punshon: (2nd) Ida
Hayden; seven d. Educ: High Sch., Que-
bec, and Victoria Univ., CJobourg (Prince of
Wales medalist, 1862). In 1862 grad. in
Arts and entered the Ministry of the Metho-
dist Church; in 1866 apptd. to (Dhair in
Victoria Univ. as Prof, of Modem Lan-
guages; now Wm. Gooderham Prof, of
English Literature and Dean of the Faculty
of Arts of Victoria Univ.; mem. of Senate
of Toronto Univ. Publicationa: "Over-
L^slation in Church and State;" text
books in History and Literature. Addreaa:
Cobourg, Ont.; Victoria Coll., Toronto.

BETNOLDS, His Hon. Edmund John,
K.C.; 6. Brockville, Ont., 13 Feb., 1855; a.
Thomas Reynolds, M.D., and Eleanor
Sara Sinkler; m. Margaret Crawford Smart:
one a. two d. Educ: Brockville pub. and
Gram. Sch.; called to the bar, 1876; created
Q.C., in 1899; Jimior CJounty Judge, Leeds
and Grenville, 1902. Addreaa: Brockville,
Ont.

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BETNOLDS, Martin Montgomery; b.

Syracuse, N.Y.; m. Flora Livineston, 18.94;
Educ. ; Syracuse, N.Y. Arrived in Canada,
1908. Fifth vice<)re8., G. T. Ry. of Canada
third vice-pres., G. T. Pacific Ky.; has 30
years exp^ence in railroad nccounts and
finances; was comptroller Govt. Railways
of Mexico for five years, and resigned in
March, 1908, to join the Grand Trunk Ry.
of Canada. AddreM: Linton Apartments,
Montreal. Cluba: St. James, Canada,
Montreal, Que.
RHODES, Edgar Nelson, B.A., LL.B.,
M.P.; b. Amherst, N.S., 6 Jan., 1877; a. of
Nelson A. Rhodes and Sarah Davidson
Curry; m. M. Grace, 2nd d. of late Hon.
W. T. Pipes, Atty.-Gen'l., Nova Scotia;
one 8. one d. Educ: Amherst Academy.
Horton Coll. Academy, Acadia Univ., and
Dalhousie Univ.; commenced practice at
Amherst, 1 Jan., 1903; successful in first
political contest, being ret\imed from Co.
of Cumberland, 1908, for many years
represented by Sir Charles Tupper; Con-
servative whip for the Maritime Provinces.
Recreations: motoring and tennis. Address:
Amherst, N.S. Clubs: Halifax; Rideau.
Ottawa.
BICHARBS, James W., M . P «. of W m.
and Susan Richards. Educ: Public Schs.
and St. Dimstan's Coll., Charlottetown,
P.E.I.; was a member of the Grovemment of
P.E.I. ; for upwards of 30 years, contin-
ouosly represented the second district of
Prince Co., in the Provincial Legislature;
first el. to H. of C, 1908; Church of Eng-
land; Liberal. Address: Bideford, P.E.I.
BICHABDSON, Amos Augustus, M.L.
A.; 6. Co. of Lennox, Ont., 2 April, 1850; s.
of Amos Richardson and Nancy Huyler;
m. Jane Bigg; one s. one d. Educ: in the
Com. Sch.; was a farmer until 21 years of
age; clerk and merchant from that time
until the present; first el. to the Ont. Leg.
Ass., at g. e., 1908. Address: Deseronto,
Ont.
BICHABDSON, His Hon. Hugh: 6. Lon-
don, Ont., 21 July, 1826; s. of Richard and
Elizabeth Sarah Richardson; m. (1st)
Charlotte Houghson ;(2nd) Rachel Piper
(both deceased); two s. five d. Educ:
London, Up. Can., and Ontario. Arrived
in Canada, Aug., 1831; called to the Bar,
Osgoode Hall, Nov., 1847; practiced at
Woodstock, Ont., until June, 1872; chief
clerk, Department of Justice, Ottawa, until
July, 1876; Legal adviser to Lt.-Gov. and
member of N. W. Council at Battleford and
Regina, to Feb., 1887; senior Judge, Sup-
reme CJourt of N.W.T., now retired on
pension; served in the active militia jprivate
to Lieut.-Col.. from 1860 to 1875; Frontier
service, 1864-6 (medal); presided trial.
Loins Riel and other rebels, 1 885. Address:
The Windsor, Ottawa.
BICHABDSON, Bight Bev. John An-
drew, M.A., D.D.; Bishop of Freder-
icton, N.B.; b. Warwick, Eng., 30 Oct.,
1868; ». of Rev. John Richardson, Rector
of Saddington, Eng., and Mary Watkins;
m. Dora Lillian Fortin, 2nd d. of the Ven-
Arch. Fortin, Rector Holy Trinity Church,
Winnipeg ; one s. three d. Educ : Warwick,
Gram. Sch., and St. Johns Ck>ll., Winnipeg;
Univ. of Manitoba. Arrived in Canada,
1 May, 1888; curate in charge St. Luke's
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Winnipeg, 1893-1897; Rector, 1897-1899:
Rector, Trinity Church, St. John, N B ,
1899-1906; Bishop, Coadjutor, Fredericton!
1906-1907; Bishop of Fredericton, 1907,
Address: Bishop's Court, Fredericton. N.B,
BICHABDSON, Bobert Lome; £!ditor
and Prop, of the Winnipeg Tribune; 6.
Balderson, Lanark Co., Ont., 28 June, 1860;
s. of Joseph Richardson and Harriet
Thompson; m. Clara Jane Mallory, of
Mallorytown, Ont.; five d. Educ: Balder^
son Pub. Sch. Began newspaper career in
1878 as reporter on Montreal Star; joined
Toronto Globe staff in 1880; ronoved to
Winnipeg, 1882, and estbd. the Winnipeg
Tribune, 1890, of which he is still ed. and
prop. El. to H. of C, 1896; re-el. 1900;
unsuccessful. 1904. Pt^licaHons: two nov-
els, "Colin of the 9th Concession," 1903;
"The Camerons of Bruce," 1905. Address:
Winnipeg, Man.
BIDDELL, Archibald, M.L. A.; b. Perth,
Ont., 25 Jime, 1864; s. of George Riddell
and Jane Campbell; m. Catherine Strachan;
four 8. four d. Educ: in pub. sch.; went
west, 1892, and was one of the pioneer
settlers in Sask.; was councillor for five
years; elec. to the Legislature of Sask. in
1908; dir., the Oxbow Farmers' Elevator
Co. Address: Oxbow, Sask.
BIDDELL, Hon. William Benwick*
B.A., B.Sc., LL.B., F.B.S.; b. Hamilton
tp. Ont., 6 April, 1862; s. of Walter
Riddell, Hamilton, and Mainr Ann Herbert
Ren wick; m. Anna Hester Kersop Crossen,
y. d. of James Crossen, Oobourg, Ont.
Educ: Cobourg Coll. Inst, and Victoria
Univ.; for four years professor of Mathem-
atics, Government Normal Sch., Ottawa;
callea to the bar of Ont., Hilary term 1883,
Osgoode Hall; created Q.C., 1897; Bencher
Law Society of Up. Can., elec. 1892, and
continuously re-elec.; Victoria Univ. and
Univ. of Toronto; elec. by graduates in
law, 1884, and continuously re-elec.; apptd.
Judge of the Hii^h Court of Justice, Ont.,
King's bench division, 1906. Address: 109
George St., Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, On-
tario Jockey, Toronto, Ont.; London, Lon-
don.
BILET, Hon. George; Senator; b. St.
Catharines, Ont., 1843; m. Mary N., d. of
Hon. W. D. Balfour, Prov. Secy, of Ont^ in
the Hardy Administration; removed to
British Colimibia in the early days, and
became identified with the interests ot that
province; an unsuccessful candidate for
H. of C, 1900; returned at bye-elec-, 1002;
re-elec., 1904; resigned from H. of C, Feb.,
1906. and called to the Senate, March 22na
of the same year; a Liberal. Address:
Victoria, B.C.
BILEY. Bobert Thomas; b. Yorkshire,
Eng., 1 July, 1851; s. of Thomas Riley,
ship-owner, and Lavinia Bell; m. 1873,
Harriet Murgatroyd; four a. two d. Educ:
St. Thomas' (barter House, London, Eng.
Spent four yrs. as clerk in architects' and
builders' offices; was clerk on staff of
Adjutant-General's Dept., Horse Guards,
London, Eng. for two yrs. Arrived in
Canada, 1876, and lived in Wentworth Co..
Ont., for nine yrs. engaging in farming ana
contracting; removed o Manitoba. 1881;
was mgr. of the Manitoba Drainage Co.;
organized and managed for thirteen yrs

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BOBSR^ON

the West bourne Cattle Co., of West bourne,
Man.; apptd. Mgr. Dir., on or^ahization of
Canadian Fire Insur Co., and is also West-
em Mgr. for the W. E. Sanford Mfg. Co.,
Ltd. of Hamilton, Ont. Dir., Canada Per-
manent & Western Canada Mortgage Cor-
poration, of Toronto; Great West Life
Assur. Co. of Winhipeg . Address: Winni-
peg, Man.

BmOIEB, His Hon. B.; b. Southport,
Lancashire, Ikig., 1865 ;''8. of Edward John-
son Blmmcr, J.P., ana Sarah Frances
^ Bookroyd; m. Leone, d. of W. Marchant;
" three a. three d. Educ. : Liverpool and
London; arrived in Canada, 1891; member
of the bar of N. W. T.,"Sask., Alta., and
Man.. 1892, 1898: solicitor, England, 1888;
Legal Advisor to Governor of N^.T., 1897;
Dept. of Indian affairs, 1898; apptd. Judge
of the District Court, Ju(£cial Dist. of
Cannington, Sask., 1907. Address: Areola,
Sask. * Clvh: Assiniboia, Regina.

BIOBDON, Charles Christopher, B.A.
(Toronto Univ.); 6. St. Catharines, Ont., 3
Jime, 1876; s. of Chas. Riordon and Edith
Ellis, of Toronto; m. 1900, Amy Louise, d.
of Rev. Chas. Paterson, of Port Hop^, Ont.;
two •. one d. Educ: Upper Canada Coll.;
Ridley Coll., St. Catharines; Toronto Univ.
Has served in all branches of the paper
making and pulp industries; asst. mgr. at
Hawkesbury Mill; mgr. Merritton Mills;
gep. mgr. of the Riordon Paper Mills, 1905.
Was for a time Capt., 19th Regt., St. Cath-
arines. Mem. of the Chapter of the Alpha
Delta Phi Fraternity of Toronto Univ.
Recreation: canoeing. Address: Cote des
Neiges Rd., Montreal. Clubs: Elngineers'^
Montreal; Toronto; Alpha Delta Phi, New
York.

BITCHIE, Miss EUza, B.L., Ph. D.; 6.
HaUfax, N.S., 31 Jan., 1866; d. of Hon. J.
W. Ritchie, Judge in Equity of the Supreme
Court of N.S.. and Amelia Rebecca Ritchie,
d. of W. B. Almon^ M.D. Educ: privately;
attended Dalhousie Coll. as soon as that
institution was opened to women; apptd.
Fellow of Philosophy at Cornell Univ., in
1887; in 1890, Instructor in Philosophy,
Wesley Coll., Mass.; Asso. Professor. 1894;
resigned this chair in 1900. Publications:
The Problem of Personality, 1889. Recrea-
lions; reading, book collecting, chess. Ad-
dress: "Winwick," Halifax, N.S.

BITCHIE, Philip Embury, B.A., B.C.L.;
b. Montreal, 18 Aug.. 1865; s. Thomas W.
Ritchie, Q.C., and Jessie Torrance, d. of
John Fisher, Esq., Quebec; m. Francis Jean
McLean, d. of John McLean, of Lessamska
House, Co. Mayo, Ireland. Educ: Mont-
real High Sch., Heidelburg and Fredericsk-
dorf (Germany), McGill Univ., Trinity Coll.,
and Osgoode Hall, Toronto; practiced law
12 years in Toronto; apptd. Registrar of
Copyrights and Trade Marks, 1 Jan., 1906.
Recreations: curling, lawn bowling. Address:
143 Cartier St., Ottawa.

BTVBT, Louis Alfred Adhemar, B.A.,
LL.B., K.C., M.P.; b. Joliette. Que., 16
Sept., 1873; s. of Charles Rivet and Her-
minie Michaud; m. Rose de lenna Cypihot;
two 8. one d. Educ: Joliette Coll. and
Laval Univ.; admitted to the bar, Que.,
1895; first elected to the H. of C, 1904, at
bye-elec.; re-elec. in 1904 and 1908; rep-

- resents Hocbelaga; Liberal. ^Recreation:

travel. Address: 610 Center St., Montreal.
Clubs: St. Denis, St. George, Montreal.

BOBB, James Alexander, M.P.; 5.
Huntingdon, Que., 10 Aug., 1859; s. of
Alexander Robo and Janet Smith; m. Mary
Alma Mathe {deceased 1 902) ; one d. Educ :
Huntingdon Academy; member of Valley-
field Council for 8 years: Mayor, 1906 to
1910; Trustee Valleyfield Schools from 1897
to the present time; first el. to H. of C. at
g. e., 1908. Address: Valleyfield, Que.

BOBEBTS, Charles George Douslas,
M.A., LL.D.; 6. Douglas, York Ck)., N.B.,
10 Jan., 1860: s. of Rev. Geo. Roberts, M.A.,
LL.D., Rector of Fredericton and Canon
of Christ Church Cadedral, and Emma
Wetmore Bliss Roberts; grad. Univ, of New
Brunswick, 1879; m. 1880, Mary I. Fenety,
d. of the late George E, Fenty. Queen's
Printer of N.B., Headmaster Chatham, N.B.
Gram. Sch., and of the York St. Sch.. Fred-
ericton; editor Week, Toronto, 1883-4; prof.
English and French literature. Kings Coll.,
Windsor, N.S., 1885-8; prof. English and
economics, same^ 1888-96; asso. editor
Illustrated American and resided in New
York, 1897-8. Publications: (verse) Orion
and Other Poems; In Divers Tones; Ave —
An Ode for the Shelley Centenary; Songs of
the Common Day, TJhe Book of the Native;
New York Nocturnes; The Book of the Rose
(prose) The Canadians of Old; Earth's
Enigmas; The Raid from Beausejour; A
History of Canada; The Forge in the Forest:
Aroimd the Campfire; Reube Dare's Shad
Boat; A Sister to Evangeline, 1898; Apple-
ton's Canadian Guidebook, 1899; By the
Marshes of Minas, 1900 The Heart of the
Ancient Wood, 1900; Poems (collective
edit.), 1901; The Kindred of the Wild,
1902; Barbara Ladd, 1902; The Prisoner
of Mademoiselle, The Little People of the
Sycamore, 1906; The Return to the Trails,
1905; Red Fox, 1906; The Heart that
Knows, 1906; In the Deep of the Snow,
1907; The Young Acadian, 1907; Haimting
of the Silences, 1907; The House in the
Water, 1908; The Backwoodsman, 1909;
Editor: The Alastor and Adonais of Shelley
(with intro. and notes), 1902. Recreations:
canoang, tennis, fishing, camping. Ad-
dress: Fredericton, N.B.

BOBEBTSOX, David, M.D., CM. (Mc-
Gill); M.C.P. AS., Ont.; Registrar of Deeds
for the Co. of Halton; b. Tp. of Esquesing,
Halton Co., Ont., 9 July, 1841; «. of Alex-
ander Robertson and Agnes Moore; m. 1867,
Jeannette Sophia Morse, of Milton; one s.
three d. Educ: Milton Gram. Sch., and
McGill Univ. <Jrad. in Medicine in 1864
and practiced until 1898, when was apptd.
Registrar of Deeds. El. to Leg. Ass. of
Ontario, 1879. Mayor of Milton for the
yrs.; reeve fourteen yrs.; co warden, 1892.
Pub. Sch. Trustee since 1870 and cnn. of
the Bd. for eight yrs.; treas. of Pub. Lib-
rary, Milton for over 30 yrs.; treas. of
Halton Agric. Soc. for five vears; pres. of
Halton Historical Assn.; pres. of the Milton
Pressed Brick Co. Recreations: curling,
boating. Addresses; Milton. Ont. ; "Struan ,
Bala P.O., Muskoka, Ont. (summer).

BOBEBTSOX, Farquhar; b. North

Branch, near Martintown, Glengarry Co.,

Ont., 14 April. 1850; «. of Hugh Robertson

and Flora McLennan; m. Flora Craig, y, d

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of the late James Grais, M.L.A. for Glen-
garry Co.; ifwo d. Educ: Williamstown,
Glengarry Co., Ont.; represented St. And-
rew's ward in the Montreal City Council for
six years and was representative of the
Montreal City Council on the Protestant
Board of Sch. Commissioners for the «ame
period; vice-pres., Montreal Board of Trade,
1908, and pres., 1909. Recreations: curling
and golf. Address: 30 Ontario Av., Mon-
treal. Clubs: St. James, Himt, and Outre-
man^t Golf, Montreal.
BOBEBTSON, Hon. James Edwin, M.
D., M.S., Senator; 6. at New Perth, P.E.I.,
8 Oct., 1840; a. of Peter Robertson and Ann
McFarlane; m. EUzabeth McFarlane. Educ. :
Com. Sch.. Central Academy, P.E.I., and
McGill Coll.. entered the P.E.I. Legislature
in 1870, and H. of ,C., in 1882; apptd. to the
Senate, 1902. Address: Montague, P.E.I.
BOBEBTSOX, James WUson, C.M.G..
LL.D.; b. Dimlop, Ayrshire, 2 Nov., 1857;
s. of John Robertson and Mary Wilson; m.
1896, Jennie, o. d. of John Mather, of Ottawa
Arrived in Canada, 1875; Professor of
Dairying, Ont. Agric. Coll., Guelph, Ont.,
1886-90; first Dairy Commissioner for
Canada J 1890; first Commissioner of Agri-
and Dairying fpr Canada, at Ottawa. 1895-
1904; principal of the Macdonald Coll. at
Ste. Anne de Bellevue, but now on one yr's.
leave of absence; Hon. Secretary of the
Provisional Committee for establishing a
fund for founding the Victorian Order of
Nurses in Canada, 1897; apptd. one of the
governors of the Order by the Govemor-
Oeneral of Canada. 1902; Chairman of the
Central Board of the Aberdeen Association
for the distribution of good literature to
settlers in the newer and more remote parts
of Canada; a member of the Executive
Council of the Canadian Association for the
Prevention of Consumption and other formus
of Tuberculosis; a member of the federal
commission for the conservation of the
natural resources of Can. Address: Ste.
Anne de Bellevue, Que. ; Victoria Chambers,
Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Ottawa; St.
James's, Montreal.
BOBEBTSON, John Duff, M.L.A.; 6.
Chesterfield, Oxford Co., Ont., 26 March,
1873; s. of the late ReV. Wm. Robertson,
M.A., and Elizabeth Duff; unmarried.
Educ: Elora High Sch. and Ontario Coll.
of Pharmacy; elec. to Legislature of Sask.,
1908. Address: Camora, Sask.
BOBEBTSON John Boss; proprietor of
the Toronto Telegram; b. Toronto, 28 Dec.,
1841; s. of John Robertson, of Nairn, Scot.,
and Margaret, d. of Hector Sindiur, of
Stomoway, Isle of Lewis; m. (1st) Maria,
d. of Edward E. Gillbee (d. 1886); (2nd)
Bessie Elizabeth, d. of George D. Holland,
Toronto; two «. Educ: Upper Can. Coll.;
at twenty yrs. of age, estbd. a newspaper,
devoted to athletic sport. Reporter on
staffs of different Toronto newspapers;
London, Eng., correspondent of Olobe,
1872-1876. hi 1876, estbd. the Evening
Telegramf which he still owns. Active in
masonic circles; Grand Master of Canada.
1890-91: Grand Rep. of the Grand Lodge of
"P^g. Takes great interest in hospital
work. Chn. ofBd. of Trustees of Toronto
Hospital for Sick (Children. Foimded Lake-
side Home for Little C!hildren; was pres. of

Can. (Copyright Assii. for some yrs.; el.
to H. of 0. as Ind. Con. at g. e., 1896; re-
tired, 1900. PvblicaJHons: "A History of
Canadian Free Masonry;" other works on
masonic subjects. Address: 291 Sher-
boume St., Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, Nat-
ional, Toronto,

BOBEBTSON, WilUam Fleet, B.A.Sc;
6. Montreal. 1859; s. of Wm. W. Robertson,
Q.C.; m. Edith Mercer, Montreal: one «.
Educ: Gait Coll. Inst., Hi^ h Sch., Montreal,
and McGill Univ.; a mimng engineer, and
metallurgist; constructed several large
copper works in U.S. and Canada; member
Am. Inst. Min. Engineers; M.C.M.I., M.M.
T.N.S.; now Provincial Mineralogist, Brit-
ish (Columbia. Recreations: fishing, golf.
Address: 1721 Rockland Av., Victoria,
B.C. Clubs: Union, Golf. Victoria, B.C.

BOBEBTSON, William iohxu B.A., LL.
B.; 6. Westmeath, Renfrew CJo., Ont., 12
Sept., 1846; s. John Robertson and Amma
Rudsdade; (Highland Scotch, and Yorkshire
ancestry); ^' Margaret K. Jimldn, St.
Catharines, Onty two d. Educ: Pub. Sch.,
Bathurst Tp., High Sch. Perth, Ont.. Tor-
onto univ.; gold medalist in metaphysics
and logic; sUver medalist in mathematics;
Prince of Wales prizeman, Toronto Univ.;
teacher of mathematics and History, St.
Catharines Coll. Inst.; pres. of Ont. Library
Assn., for one year; member of General
Conference. Methodist Church, 24 years:
Board of Education, Methodist Church and
Secy. Superannuation Fimd Board. PuHv'
cations: High Sch. Algebra. Parts I and IX
(Robertson and Bechard); Public Sch.
History of England and Canada; High Sch.
History of England and Canada; (Benkly
and Robertson) ; Pamphlet on Banking and
C!ommerce. Recreations: golf and indoor
bowling. Address: 96 King St.. St. Cath-
arines, Ont. Club: Grolf, St. Catherines.

BOBIDOUX, His Hon. Joseph Emeryt
K.C., D.C.L., Judge of Superior Court, Que.:
b. 10 March. 1844; m. 1869. Sophie, d. of
James B. Sancer. Educ: Montreal Coll.;
St. Mary's (Jesuit) Coll.; McGill Univ.
Called to the Bar. 1866; Q.Cm 1879; has

Sractised in Montreal; was Professor of
ivil Law in McGill Univ. for over 10 years;
pres. of the McGill Graduates' Society, 1884;
Batonnier of the Montreal Bar, 1895, re-
elec.. 1896; Batonnier-Creneral, 1896; pres.
of nrst newly-organised Canadian Bar
Association, 1896; Liberal Member of the
Legislature for Chateauguay, 1884-92, and
1897; Provincial Secretary and afterwards
Attorney-General, 1892; again Provincial
Secretary, 1897-1900; Judge, 1900. Address:
151 University St.. Montreal. Clubs: St.
James's, St. Denis, Jockey, Montreal.
BOBINS, William; sec. and dir. of the
Hiram Walker & Sons, Ltd., distillers; h,
Cornwall, En^j., 1 Aug., 1850; «. of Rev.
Bfatthew Robins, a dissenting minister, and
Jane Phillips; m. 1874, Margaret Keighley,
of Toronto; one d. Educ: Pub. Sens.
Engaged in clerical work in England.
Amved, Canada, 1870, and became em-
ployed as accnt. with business of J. C.
Fitch, of Toronto; employed as ofiSce mgr.
with Noxon Ck>., of Ingersoll, Ont., 1873;
returned to Toronto, 1S94, and in 1870,
opened an office as pub. accnt.; became
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Dunn & Co., 1880, and removed to New
York; return to Toronto, 1882 and in 1888,
became mgr. of the buniness of Hiram
Walker & Sons' distillery at Walkerville,
which position he still holds. Vice-pres.
of the Oil Exportation Co., of Canada;
vice-pres., Canadian Trinidad Assn. Ad-
dress: Windsor, Ont.

BOBINSON* Major-General Charies
Walker, C.B., B.A., D.C.L.; b. Tor-
onto, Ont., 3 April, 1836; y. s. of Sir
John Beverley Robinson. Bt., C.B., and
Emma, d, of Charles Walker of Harlesden,
Middlesex, m. 1884, Maivaret Frances, d.
of Gen. Sir Archibald Alison, Bt., G.C.B.;
one s. two d. Educ: Up. Can. Coll.; Trin.
Coll., Toronto. Joined Rifle Brig., 1867;
passed through Staff Coll., 1865; served in
the Indian Mutiny (medal); in Ashanti
Expedition, 1875-74; Brigade-Major, Euro-
pean Brigade, medal with clasp and Brev. of
Major; in Zulu War, 1879 (A.A.G. 2nd
Div.), medal with clasp, and brevet of Lt.-
Colonel, held appiontments of Brigade
Major, D.A.A. Gen. and A.A.G. at Alder-
shot; Assistant Military Secretary Head-
quarters of the Army ^1890-92); command-
ing the troops, Mauritius (1892-95); Lt.-
Govemor and Secretary Royal Hospital,
Chelsea, 1895-98; retired April. 1898.
Pvhlicationa: Strategy of the Peninsular
War; Life of Sir John Beverley Robinson,

• Bt.; Wellington's Campaigns, 1808-15.
Recreations: cycling, riding. Address: Bev-
erley House, Eaton Rise, Ealing, Eng.
Club: Army and Navy, London, Eng.

BOBINSON, Cbristopher Blackett; edi-
tor and proprietor of The Dominion Pres-
byterian; b. Thorah, Ontario Co., Ont., 2
Nov., 1837; ». of Charles Robinson, J.P.
(Eng.), and Annie Gunn (Scotch); m. (1st)
Mary Bumside (d. 1875); (2nd) Frances
Cameron; two s. three d. Educ: Thorah
pub. sch. Commenced journalistic career,
1857, as ed. and prop, of The Post^ Beaver-
ton, Ont., which was removed to Lindsay in
1861; went to Toronto in 1871 and com-
menced pub. of Canada Presbyterian, now
The Westminster. Publisher and mgr. for
some yra. of the Week, a high class journal
of which he was joint prop., with Dr.
Goldwin Smith. Est. the Dominion Pres-
byterian in 1898, and is still ed and prop.
Ex-pres. of the Can. Press Assn. Removed
to Ottawa, in 1900. Address: 323 Frank
St., Ottawa.

BOBINSON, Clifford WlUlam, B.A.. M.
L.A., 6. Moncton, N.B., 1 Sept., 1866: «. of
William J. Robinson and Margaret Tren-
holm; m. Annie M. Himson. Educ: N.B.
Com. Sch., and Mount Allison Coll.; alder-
man and mayor, Moncton, 1895-6-7; can-
didate for H. of C. for Westmoreland Co.,
1896; first elec. to N.B. Legislature.
1897; re-elec. 1899-1903-1908; Premier of
N.B., 1907, until the Government was
defeated, March, 1908. Address: Moncton,
N.B.

BOBINSON, James; 6. 1 May, 1856; s.
of Thomas Robinson and Elizabeth Seanor;
m. 1887, Alice M. Robinson; two «. three d.
Educ: Montreal pub. schs. At age of
fifteen entered emplojrment of a shoe fac-
tory, in which line of business he has since
been engaged and is now head of the largest
wholesale jobbing house in boots, shoes and

rubber boots in Can. Pres. Maple Leaf
Rubber Co., Wholesale Boot and Shoe
A^n. of Can., Durham Rubber Co.; Chair-
man of the Ex. Committee of the Can.
Consolidated Rubber Cos.; prea. Dom.
Commercial Travellers* Mutual Benefit
Soc., and has twice been pres. of the Dom.
Commercial Travellers' Assn. Mem., Mon-
treal Bd. of Trade; el. mem. City Coimcil,
1906; re-el. by accl., 1908. Recreations:
boating, fishing, travelling. Address: 626
Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal.

BOBINSON, William; b. nr. Montreal,
22 Dec, 1849; «.-of William Robinson and
Jane A. Paton; m. 1886, Kate A. Easton;
three c Educ: Dist. Sch. of Ms native
place, and Fergus Gram. Sch. At age' of
nineteen commenced ry. construction work;
for some time engaged in construction of
C.P.R. between Winnipeg and Rat Portage;
began building steamboats 1878, and was
first man to place a steamer for pub. traffic
on Lake Winnipeg, and instituted a regular
steamboat service on the rivers. Was one
of the founders of the Northwest Navigation
Co., of which he became mgr. and is now
pres. He is also pres. of the Dominion Fish
Co., which has seven branches and store-
houses throughout the Dom.; a dir. for
Manitoba of the Crown Life Insur. Co.
Address: Winnipeg, Man.

BOBUN, Hon. Bodmond Palen, M.L.A,
Premier, Minister of Agriculture and Rail-
way Commissioner for the Province of
Manitoba: 6. Sophiasburgh, Prince Edward
County, Ont., 15 Feb^^ 1853; s. of Jamea
Piatt and Devorah Koblin; of German
descent; m. 1875, Adelaide Demill; four «,
Educ: Albert Coll., Belleville, Ont.; went
west to Manitoba, 1880, and settled at
Carman, where he has carried on farming
upon a large scale; and also as a grain-
dealer, with headauarters in WinnioM^;
advanced through tne usual channel; Sch*
Trustee, Reeve, Warden and M.L.A. ; con-
tested Dufferin for the Legislative Assembly
of Manitoba; twice elected 1888; formed a
Govt, in 190O and has been Freader, Minis-
ter of Agriculture and Railway Commis-
sioner ever since. Address: 211 Gwry St.,
Winnipeg. Clubs: Manitoba, Commercial,
and St. Charles Country, WinnipM[.

BOBSON, May Waldron; 6. Waldron,
Hamilton, Ont., 1 Nov., 1868; m. 1894, to
Stuart Robson (died Apr. 29, 1903); removed
with parents to Chicago; mem. choir St.
Paul's Ch.; joined Pintrfore Co.; from that
went to Augustin Daly's Co.; then Robson
and Crane's Co., with which she played
leading female roles of legitimate comedy.
.4 ddrc««: Highlands, N. J.Tu.S.A.

BOCHE, Bev. J. O., LL.D.; b. P.E.I., 3
Jan., 1865; s. of Michael Roche and Hannah
Murphy. Educ: P. of W. Coll.. Ottawa
Univ., St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore,
Md.; ordained priest, 17 Dec., 1892; held
parishes in the Western States; first vice-

gres. of the Catholic Church Extension
ociety, when formed at Chicago, 16 Oct.,
1906; editor of the Catholic Register and
Canadian Extension. Publications; seven
books," "Business Side of Religion," *The
Ought-to-be's," "Oblieation of Hearing
Mass," etc. Address: The Catholic Church
Extension Society, 119 Wellington St.,
Toronto.

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BOCHE, Hon. William ; Senator; b.
Halifax, N.S., 1842; descended from an
Irish familv which first settled in N.Y..
but on t^e breaking out of the Revolution-
ary War; removed to N.S., with the U.E.
Loyalists in 1783. Educ: Halifax. Vice-
pres. of the Union Bank of Can.; Pres.,
Halifax Pire Ins. Co. Returned to Ho.
of Assembly, g. e., 1886, 1890, 1894. Was
a mem. of Executive Council, of N.S. with-
out portfolio. El. to Ho. of Conmions at
g. e., 1900; re-el. at g. e., 1904; unsuccessful
at g. e., 1908; called to the Senate, Jan.,
1910. Address: Halifax.

BOCHE, WUllam James, M.D., M.P.; b.
Clandeboye, Ont., 30 Nov., 1860; «. of Wm.
E. Roche and Maria Carter Roche; m.
Annie, E. Cook, of Toronto; one ». one d.
Educ: Lucan Pub. Sch., London High Sch.,
Trinity Medical Coll., Toronto Univ., ana
Western Univ., London, Ont.; removed to
Minnedosa, Man., 1883, where he practiced
as a physician; Grand Master, I.O.O.F.,
Manitoba. 1893; Grand Representative to
Sovereign Grand Lodge, 1894-95; member
of Mamtoba Medical Council for several
yrs.; first el. to H. of C. 1896; re-el. 1900,
1904, 1908; Asst. chief whip of the Lib.-
Conservative party. Address: Minnedosa,
Man.

BODDICK, Thomas George, M.D., CM.
(McGill); 6. Harbour Grace, 31 July, 1846:
s. of the late John Irving Roddick and
Emma Jane Martin; m. (1st) 1880, Urelia
Marion (d. 1890). d. of the late Wm. Mc-
Kinnon of Pointe Claire, Que., (2nd) Amy,
d. of the late J. J. Redpath, of Montreal.
Educ: Model and Normal Sch., of Truro,
N.S.; McGill Univ. (Holmes Gold Medal
and Final Prize). For six yrs. House
Surgeon of Montreal Gen. Hospital; apptd.
Lecturer on Hygiene at McGill, 1873;
Demonstrator of Anatomy, 1874; rrof. of
Cninical Surgery, 1875; Prof, of Surgery.
1890; Dean of the Faculty of Medicine,
1901; resigned 1908, to accept governor-
ship of McGilllUniv., and is a trustee mem. of
Royal Inat. for the Advancement of Learn-
ing; is consulting surgeon to General Hos-
Sital and Royal Victoria; pres. Medico-
hirurgical Soc. of Montreal,; Canadian
Medical Ass.; vice-pres., Canadian Branch
of British Red Cross Soc, Montreal branch
of British Medical Assn. Cr. LL.D., Univ.
of Edinburgh, 1898; el. an hon. F.R.C.S. of
Great Britain, 1899. Joined Grand Trunk
Artillery, 1868, and was Asst. Surgeon;
apptd. Surgeon Prince of Wales Own Rifles;
made Lieut.-CJol. on retired list 1894;
organized hospital and ambulance service
during North-West Rebellion, 1885 (des-
patches, and recommended for C.M.G.)
El. to H. of C. for St. Antoine div., Mont-
real, at g. e., 1896, 1900. Address: 705
Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal. Club: St.
James's. Montreal.

BOE, James Sydney; b. Oundle, North-
ampton, Eng.. 15 July, 1877; s. of Robert
Garrett Roe. and Jane Hannah Browning.
Educ: Oundle Gram. Sch. In merchants
office in London, for several years. Came
to Canada, 1897, and took up journalism.
Severally employed on staffs of Chatham
Banner, Toronto World, Montreal Star.
Has been for some years onlstaff of Montreal
Oatette, as its pfirli^entary correspondent.

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Publications: "Songs of the Session," and
fugitive verse in many publications. Re-
creations: angling, walking. Address:
Gazette Office, Montreal.

BOGEBS, Hon. Bobert, Minister of Pub-
lic Works for Manitoba; b. Lakefield, Que.,
2 March, 1864; s. George Rogers; m. 1888.
Aurelia Retina Medymer; one s. Started
general business when he was 18 years of
age at Charlevoix, Man., and remained at it
for 16 years; then engaged in grain dealing
and miding; unsuccessful candidate for H.
of C, for Lisgar, 1896; elec. to L^. Ass. of
Manitoba, 1899; member of Executive
Council, 29 Oct., 1900, without portfolio;
Minister of Public Works, 20 Dec., 1900;
re-el., 1903-1907. Recreations: ricUng, driv-
ing. Address: Winnipeg, Man. Clvhs:
Manitoba, Commercial, Advance and Coun-
try, Winnipeg.

BOGEBS, lieut.-Col. Samuel Mavnard;
5. Plymouth, Eng., 14 April, 1862; «. of
Samuel Rogers and Elizabeth Majoiard; m.
1886, Anme Woodbum. Educ: Ottawa
Pub. Schs. and Coll. Inst.; arrived in Can-
ada. Jan., 1864; Lt.-Col., commanding 43rd
Regt.. The Duke of Cornwall's. Own Rifles;
Past Master Dalhousie Lodge, No. 52,
A.F. & A.M.; ex-alderman, Ottawa; ex-
pub, sch. trustee; ex-pres., Ottawa Amateur
Athletic Assn^ and Ottawa Hockey Club;
served as Staff-Sergt., with Ottawa Sharp-
shooters, N.W. Rebellion, 1885; medal;
served as Captain in D. Co., 2nd Batt.,
Royal Canadian Regt.. South African War.
medal with four clasps; participated in aid
to Civil Power, Low, Que., D.A.A.G., under
Lord Aylmer, also at J. R. Bootn's Labour
Riots, and E. B. Eddy Labour Riots; chief
Stafif Officer at Rockcliffe Camps, 1905-1906-
1907; CJolonial and Auxiliary Officers deco-
ration; Recfeaiyons: rifle shooting, moose
and deer htmting, fishing. Address: 221
Laurier Av. East, Ottawa, and Point Com-
fort, Que. Clubs: Laurentian, (5olf, Elks',
Ottawa.

BOLAND, Charles Franklin; Commr..
Winnipeg Development and Industrial
Bureau; b. St. Catharines, Ont.. 29 Jan.,
1870; s. of John Roland and Adeline Karr;
m. Kayme A. Jones; three ». two d. Educ, :
St. Catharines. Entered commercial life at
age of sixteen; left Canada when twenty-one
for nine yrs. in commercial life in U.S.;
returned to Canada; engaged in journalism;
owned and published trade papers; took
charge of Bureau for Winnipeg in 1906.
Pres., Winnipeg Camera Club. Recreations:
lawn bowling , motoring. A ddress : Winnipeg ,
Man. Clubs: Winnipeg Camera, Men^s
Advertising.

BOLTvAND, Hon. Jean Damien, M.L.C.;
b. Montreal, 23 Feb., 1841; s. of the late
Hon. J. B. RoUand, and Esther Dufresne;
m. Arbena Parent; four s. four d. Educ:
Ste. Marie Coll. Pres. of the J. B. Rolland '
& Sons Co., wholesale stationers; pres. of the
Rolland Paper CJo., vice-pres. of the North-
em Paper Mills; mem. of the Hochelaga
town coun., 1872-1786; mayor, 1876-1879;
mem. Montreal CSty CJoun.. 1882; for :*ev-
eral yrs. chn. of the Civic Finance Com.;
Pres., Can. Mfgrs. Assn.; foimder and is
pres. of the "Societe de Colonisation et de
Repatriement," of Montreal; one of found-
ers, and now mem. of Bd. of tl^ Comxner-

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cial Travellers' Assn., dir. of the Bank of
Hochelaca; dir., Mfgrs'. Life Insur. Co^;
pros, of "Le Cerole de la Librairie
Franco Canadien;" gov., Laval Univ.;
dir.. L'Assomption d' Administration Gen-
erale; pres^ Northern Colonisation Ry. Co.;
apptd. to Leg. Coun., 14 Nov., 1896. Ad-
dreaa: Id St. Denis St.. Montreal. Club:
Lafontaine, Montreal.

BOSAMOND, Bennett; b. Carleton
Place, Ont., 10 May, 1833; «. of James
Rosamond and Margaret Wilson. Edue.:
Gram. Sch., Carleton Place, Ont., filled
various municipal and sen. positions;
represented North Lanark in H. of C. for
13 yrs ; pres., Rosamond Woolen Co., since
1866; pres., Almonte Knitting Co. Ad"
dress: Almonte, Ont. Clubs: Rideau, Ot-
tawa; St. James's, Country, Montreal.

BOSCOE, TJeut.-Col. Wentworth Eaton.
M.A., K.C.; 6. Kentville, Kings County, 21
Aug., 1849; a. Jacob Miner Roscoe and
Prudence Rockwell; m. Annie E. Mortin;
two a. two d. Educ: Horton Coll. Acad-
emy, WolfviHe, and at Dalbousie Coll.,
Halifax, N.S.; taught sch. for seven years in
Kini^s Co.; later studied law at Kentville;
admitted to the bar. May, 19, 1876; in
August, 1878, began j)ractiee in Kentville
on his own account; Warden of Kings Co.,
in 1891, 1893, 1896 and 1899; previously as
Co. Councillor for two years. In 1889, was
apptd. Commissioner of SchSy since that
year, has represented Ward "rhree in the
Municipal Council; in 1896, was made Q.C.;
lecturer on contracts in the affiliated law<
course at Acadia Univ. Apptd. one of the
revisors of the Dominion Statutes in 1902,
under the chairmanship of Sir Henry
Strong; Mayor of Kentville in 1904-7.
Lieut.-Colonel of the 68th Kings County
Reffiment of the Active Militia of Canada,
1905. Address: Kentville, N.S.

ROSE, ISerbert Jennings, B.A. (McGill),
B.A. (Oxford); 5. at Orillia, Ont., 6 May,
1883; s. of Rev. S. P. Rose, D.D. and Jenmo
Andrews ; unmarried. Educ. : private tuition ;
Ottawa Coll. Inst.; McGill Univ.; BalUol
Coll., Oxford, Eng.; has had a distinguished
carreer as a scholar. When sixteen yn.
old passed the ordinary matriculation
exams., admitting him to McGill Univ.
During the following yr. was a student
at the Ottawa Collegiate, where he won
medals in English and Classics. In 1900,
entered McGill as a first ye|U''s man, havinc
won, in open competition, a $200 exhibition.
Each yr. of his course won exhibitions
aggregating in all S575. At graduation,
shared with Mr. John Archibald, now a
Fellow of All Soul's, Oxford, the honor of
winning the gold medal in classics. Was
also the class-poet of the year. With Mr.
Archibald, was chosen one of the first
Rhodes scholars from McGill, entering
Oxford, in the autumn of 1904. Secured
a "first in "moderations" at the end of his
first yr., and in the December following,
gained the blue ribbon in classics open to
undergraduates in the Univ., the Ireland
■cholarship. worth £300 in money, but
chiefly valued as a recognition of superior
scholarship. Mr. Askwith, Goldwin Smith,
and W. E. Gladstone, were former Ireland
scholarship winners. In recognition of
this achievement was el. as an hon. scholar

of Balliol. Subsequently captured the
Kingston-OIiphant prise, awarded for sup-
eriority in Fourteenth Century English and
general philology. Prior to graduation,
won the Chancidlor's Latin essay prize,
offered for competition amonp the senior
students. "First in greats" m his finals;
admitted B.A., Aug., 1907. On graduation
was offered and accepted a tutorial fellow-
ship in Exeter Coll., Oxford, and now one
of Its dons. Publications: magacine artic-
les; contributor to Hastings' Dictionary of
Religion and Ethics. Recreations: chess,
boating. Addresses: 115 Wellesley St.,
Tronto; Exeter Coll. Oxford, Eng.

ROSE, Bev. Samuel P., D.D.; b. Mun-
cey. Ontv, 19 April, 1853; s. of the late Rev.
Sfljnuel Rose, l)X>., and Mary Street; m.
Jennie Andrews; two s. Educ: Upper Can.
Coll., Toronto; Toronto Gram. Sch., private
study. Ordained as Methodist minister in
1877; pastor of churches in Brantford,
Montreal, Ottawa, Hamilton, Winnipeg.
Toronto. Chn. of Dist.; Pres. of Confce.
PiMications: regular magasine contributor.
Address: 116 Wellesley St., Toronto.

BOSENBOLL, Anthony S. de, J.P..
M.L.A.; 6. Castleman, Italy, 4 Dec, 1857;
8. of Rudolph de Rosenroll and 'Margaret
Thompson; tn. Ida Eterhard (dec); two s.
one d. Educ: Private tuition; formerly
practiced as a land surveyor and civil
engineer; pres. of the Rosenroll Lumber
Co., of Wetaskiwin; pres.. The Pigeon Lake
Saw Mills Co., Ltd.; large land interests in
Alberta; a Justice of the Peace since 1896;
Notary Public since 1897; twice elected to
the Leg. Ass. of the N.W.T.; elected a mem.
of the first Provincial Lei^islature of Al-
berta. Address: Wetaskiwin and Rosen-
roll, Alberta.

BOSS, Crawford; b. Gould, Compton,
Que., 4 Oct., 1856; s. James Ross and Anna
Browne m. Elitabeth Christie; two a. three
d. Educ: Cookshire Acad., Lennox-
ville Coll,, and privately. Commenced bus-
iness in Ottawa, 1876; now managing dir..
The C. Ross Co. of Ottawa; dir., the Rideau
Mfg. Co.; ex-pres., Ottawa Board of Trade
and Gatineau F. A G. Club; vice-pres..
Central Can. Exh. Assn.; mem. Can. Mfgrs.
Assocn.; pres.. Ottawa Amateur Athletic
Assn., and Club. Recreations: golf, driving,
hunting, fishing, curling. Address: 295
Metcalfe St., Ottawa. Clubs: Laurentian,
Hunt. Golf. Ottawa.

BOSS, Donald Henrys b. Englishtown,
St. Anns, Cape Breton, N.S., 20 April, 1864;
s. of Hon. William and Elisa Ross.; m.
Blanch Elizabeth Cordeteni, at Melbourne,
Australia, I Jan., 1909. Educ: Halifax
pub. sch.; Commercial Commissioner of
Trade and Commerce for Canada in Victoria
Southern Australia and Tasmania, since
March, 1903. Address: P. O. Box 140,
Melbourne, Asut rails . Club : Melbourne.

BOSS, Duncan Campbell, B.A., M.P.;b.
Strathroy, Ont.. 16 Dec., 1871; «. of Hon.
George w. Ross, formerly Prime Minister
of Ont., now Senator, and Christina Camp-
bell; m. 1900, Emily Amelia Biel; one d.
Educ: Strathroy Pub. and High Sehs..
Toronto Univ., and Osgoode Hall. A bar-
rister. Dir. of the Cameron-Dunn Mfg.
Co. El. to Ont. Legis. for West Middlesex,
at bye^l., 20 Feb., \90^; el. for Middlesex

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West Middlesex, at bye^l.. 1909. Addre^t:
Strathroy, Ont.

BOSS, Hon. George Wllltam. Senator,
LL.D., barrister; 6. near Nairn, Wil-
liams Tp., Middlesex Co., 18 Sept^, 1841;
«. of James Ross and £llen McKinnon,
natives of Ross-shire, Scotland. Educ:
Normal Sch., Toronto; Albert Univ.; St.
Andrews, Scotland, Toronto Univ., Victoria
Univ., McMaster Univ., Queen's Univ.;
Teacher, Pub. Sch. Inspector; Model Sch.
Inspector; barrister: called to bar, 1887;
M.P. (L.) West Middlesex, 1872-74-78-82;
Minister of Education, 1883-99; Premier
and Treasurer Province of Ont., 1899-1905;
called to Senate, 1907; F.R.S., Can.; has
edited the Strathroy Age, the Huron Ex'
poiitor, and the Ontario Teacher. PvJblica-
tion$: The Life and Times of the Hon. Alex.
Mackenzie, jointly with Wm. Buckingham;
History of Public and Separate Schools;
Patriotic Recitations for Public and High
Schools; Reports on schools of England and
Germany, etc. Addreaa: 3 Elmsley Place,
Toronto.

BOSS, James, C.E.; 6. Cromarty, Scot-
land, 1848; 8. of Capt. John Ross, merchant
and shipowner, and Mary B. McKeddie;
m. Anme Kerr; one «. Educ.: Inverness
Academy, Scotland and also' in England:
arrived m United States in 1868 and settled
in Canada a few yrs. later; held nimierous
appointments as engineer and manager on
various railways and subsequently as railway
contractor on C.P.R.; has been identified
with street railway building in Canada and
elsewhere; for many yrs., Presdt. of Dom-
inion Coal Co., and other large industrial
concerns; is director of a number of impor-
tant institutions, including Bank of Mont-
real; a governor of McGul Univ. and of
Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal. Re-
creationB: yachting, fishing, shooting. Ad'
dre»»: 360 Peel St., Montreal; Drumbo,
Sydney, C.B. Clvbt: Mount Royal, St.
James s, Montreal; Haliff^ Umon, St.
John; Toronto; Manitoba, Winnipeg; Rid-
eau, Ottawa; Royal St, Lawrence Yacht;
Royal Yacht Squadron of N.S.; Royal
Canadian Yacht: Royal C.B. Yacht; New
York Yacht; Manhattan, New York;
Constitutional, London, ikigland.

BOSS, James Alway, M.L.A.; h. St.
Ann^s, Lincoln, Ont., 13 Jan., 1869; «. of
Wm. N. Ross and Lydia Ross; m. Agnes
Kay, of Wellandsport, Ont.; two «. two d.
Educ: Smithville High Sch., St. Catharines
Coll. Inst., and Toronto Normal Sch. An
insur. inspector. Taught sch. for ten yrs.;
promoted and managed for three yrs.. the
Empire Store Co., Ltd.,Wellandsport; mgr'.
Sterling Bank of Can., at Wellandsport for
two yrs. Recently apptd. inspr. for the
Excelsior Life Insur. Co., Toronto. Dir.,
Central Securitira, Toronto; provisional
pres., Dunnville, Wellandsport and Beams-
ville Electric Ry. Co. Unsuccessful can.
for Ont. Legis., 1902 and 1905; el. 1908.
AddreM: Wellandsport, Ont.

BOSS, James F. W., M.D.; surgeon; h.
Toronto, Ont., 15 Aug., 1857; «. of the late
Dr. James Roiss and Anne Jean Mcintosh;
m. 1882, Adelaide M., d. of George Gooder-
ham; two d. Educ: Toronto Model Sch.,
Gram. Sch.. U^PQr Can. CqlL^ Toronto

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Univ. (Grad. M.D., 1878). Apptd. an
asst. resident surgeon of Toronto Gen.
Hospital, and in autumn of same yr., went
to London, Eng., to continue his studies;
became a Licentiate of Royal Coll. of Phy-
sicians, of London, 1880, and pursued a
further course of studies in London, Berlin.
Leipzig and Vienna; returned to Toronto.

1882, and began gen. practice; went abroad
again for six mos. , 1 888 ; returned to Toronto ,
1889, and resumed practice. Was pres.,
Toronto Med. and Toronto Clinical So'cs.;
mem.. Medical Faculty of Toronto Univ.
Is active on staff of number of Toronto
Hospitals; el. hon. mem. Med. Soc.j of
State of N.Y., 1892, and pres., American
Assn., of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.
Was for number of yrs., Lieut, in "I" Co.,

Sueen's Own Rifles; retired as paymaster,
as contributed to many medical and
surgical publications. Address: 481 Sher-
boume St., Toronto.
BOSS, James George: sen. mem. of the
firm of P. S. Ross & Sons, accountants,
Montreal; 6. Montreal, 1861; «. of Phillip
Simpson Ross and Christine Dansken; m.
1901, Margaret Alice, d. of the late John
Monk; two d. Educ: Priv. sch.. High
Sch., Montreal and attended Guelph Agri-
cultural Coll.. where he grad. 1881. Enter-
ed partnership with his bro. in firm of P. 8.
Ross & Sons, and on death of his father,
became head of the firm. Mem. Ont. Field
Battery, 1879-1883: officer in Victoria
Rifles, 1884-1891, when retired with rank
of Captain. Joined 5th Royal Scots, 1898;

Sromoted Major. 1906. Received Long
ervice Medal for officers, 1907; mem.
Montreal Bd. Trade; Council of Montreal
Assn. of Chartered Accts., and F.C.A.,
Dom. Assn., of Chartered Accts. AddretM:
393 Kensington Av., Montreal. Club*: St.
James's, Canada.
BOSS, Hon. James Hamilton; b. Lon-
don, Ont., 12 May, 1856; «. of Scotch par-
ents; m. 23 Nov., 1886, Barbara E. McKay
(deceased, Aug., 1901). Educ: London
Gram. Sch., and High Sch.; a rancher;
unsuccessful candidate for H. of C. for West
Assiniboia, 1887; elec. to North West Ass..

1883, retaining seat until 1901; member of
Executive Coimcil ; Treas., Commr. of Public
Works, and Territorial Secretary; delegate
to the Liberal Convention, held m Ottawa,
1893; apptd. Commissioner of the Yukon
Territory, 1901; el. to H. of C, 1902, for
Yukon Territory; apptd to the Senate^ 30
Sept.. 1904; Liberal. Addresa: Moosejaw,
Sask.

BOSS, Howard Salter, B.A.. LL.B.; 6.
Victoria Mines, Cape Breton Co., N.S^ 13
April, 1872; «. of Alexander Charles Ross
and Marian Ross; m. Susie Murray; one «.
three d. Educ: High Sch., North Sydn^.
N.S., and Horton Academy. Wolfville. N.S..
Preparatory Sch.; Acadia Univ., Wolfville,
Cornell Law Sch., Ithaca. N.Y.. and Dal-
housie Law Sch., Halifax, N.S.; admitted to
the N.S. bar, 3 April. 1897; has been in
general practice at Sydney. N.S., since
1899; member of Senate of Acadia Univ.;
director of Sydney Cement Co., Ltd.; dir..
Cape Breton Trust Co.; Comnussioner for
taking affadavits in the Superior Courts of
Quebec and Newfoundland. Beereationa:
tennis, riding, and target shooting. Ad-

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C. B. Y. C, Sydney.

BOSS, Jean Auguste, M.D., M.P.; b.
Bimouski, Que., Sept., 1851: «. of the late
John Ross and Caroline Talbot; m. 1876,
Mary. d. of David Talbot, of Bjc, Que.; one
». one d. Educ. : St . Anne's Coll . , Rimousld ;
Laval Univ., Quebec. Was Mayor of the
village of Mont Joli; coroner for the district
of Runouski and quarantine officer for the
port. Returned to H. of C. at bye-el., 1897
by accl.; re-el. 1900, 1904, and 1908. Dir.
Matane and Gaspe Ry. Co. Addre$»: St.
Flavie, Que.

BOSS, John Theodore, B.A. (Me Gill);
h. Quebec, 1862; «. of the late John Ross; m.
1896, Miss Burstall. of ^ebec; two 8. two d.
Edud: Quebec High Sch.. Morrin Coll.,
Quebec; McGill Univ., Montreal. Grad. B.
A.. 18^. Joined father's wholesale bus.,
John RosJB A Co.; partner 1887-1894, when
concern liquidated. Vice-Pres., Quebec
Bank; pres. since 1908; vice-pres.. Chron-
icle Printing Co.; dir., Quebec Steamship
Co.; mem. Quebec. Bd. of Trade. Addreaa:
St. Louis Rd., Quebec. Clvh: Garrison.

BOSS, John W.; mem. of the firm of P.
S. Ross & Sons, accountants. Montreal; b.
Montreal. Que., 1870; «. of Phillip Simpson
Ross ana Christine C. Dansken; m. 1894;
Gmtrude E. Holland, of Montreal; two a.
three d. Educ: High Sch., Business Col.,
Montreal. Entered firm of Messrs. Jamei
Walker & Co., hardware merchants; be-
came associated with firm of P. S. Ross A
Sons, 1892; mem. Montreal Assn. of Char-
tered Accts., Dom. Assn. of Chartered
Accts.; presy Y.M.C.A., Montreal; governor,
Protestant Home of Industrv and Refuge.
Addreaa: Montreal. Clvba: Montreal, West-
moimt Golf. Beaconsfield Ck>If .

BOSS, Philip Dansken B.A.Sc; b.
Montreal, 1 Jan., 1858; a. of Philip Simpson
Ross, and Christine Dansken, both Scotch;
tn. Mary Little John, of Toronto. Educ:
McGill Univ.; entered journalism 1879;
Asst. editor Toronto Newa, 1882; managing
editor, Montreal Star, 1885; founded Ottawa
Journal, 1886^ member Ottawa CXty Coun-
cil, 1902-1903; vice-pres. Board of Trade;
unsuccessful candidate for Ontario Leg.
Abs., 1904; pres., Ottawa Conservative
Association, 1908-10; pres.. Royal Canadian
Golf Association, 1909. Recreaiiona: rowing,
golf. Addreaa: 421 Laurier Ave. E., Ot-
tawa. Cluba: Rideau« Golf, Country and
Hunt, Ottawa.

BOSS, Hon. William; Senator; 6. Boul-
ardarie, C.B., 20 Deo.. 1825; a. of John Ross
and Robina MoKenzie; m. 27 Mar., 1855,
Eliza d. of Capt. Moore, North
Sydney, C.B. ; four a. one d. Educ : private
8oh., Boulardarie, C.B.; first el. to Leg.
Ass. of N.S., 12 May. 1859; re-elec., 1863;
elec. to the H. of C., 1867-72-74, three
succesnve g. e. by acclam.; apptd. collector
of Customs at Halifax, Nov., 1874, and
served 14 and a half ,years; returned again
to the Dominion Parhament; apptd. to the
Senate, 1906; Minister of Militia in the
Mackenzie Government, and introduced
bill establishing the Royal Military Coll. at
Kingston. Recreation: curling. Addreaa:
43 Brenton St., Halifax, N J3.

BOSS, William Gillies; 6. Montreal. 6
Aug., 1863, a, of Phillip Simpson Ross

and Christine Dan^en, m. Ida E. M.
Babcock; three a. two d. Educ: Montreal
Hiffh School; pres., Quebec railway Light
and Power Co.; managing dir., Montreal
Street Railway Co.; mr., Dominion Iron
and Steel Co.; chartered accoimtant, 1879
to 1888; private secretary until 1896;
comptroller, secretary-treasurer and now
Managing Dir., Montreal Street Railway.
Addre aa: 6 Alexander Av., Montreal.

BO WELL, Newton Wesley, K.C.; b.
Middlesex Co., Ont., 1 Nov., 1867; a.
Jos^h and Nancy Rowell; m. Nellie Lang-
ford: one a. one a. Educ: London, Ont.;
barrister and solicitor; called to the bar,
1891 ; apptd. Kings Council, 1902. Recrea-
tiona: nding. Addreaa: 134 Crescent Road.
Torbnto. Cluba: National, Ontario and
Lambton Golf, Toronto.

BOWLEY, Winiam Horsley, J. P.; b.
Yarmouth, N.S., 21 March, 1851; a. of Lt.-
Col. John William Horsley Rowley, of Lon-
don, Ene., and Anne Norman Farish, of
Yarmouth, N.S.; a U. E. Loyalist on
mother's side; tn. Grace Richardson, of
Windsor, Ont. (dec): one «.; (dec) Educ:
Yarmouth, N.S. Entered the Bank of
Yarmouth, 1867; clerkship in St. John.
1868-70; entered the Merchants Bank of
Canada, Montreal, 1871; came to Ottawa,
1875; manager. Merchants B. of C, Ottawa,
1880 to 1886; organized the E. B. Eddy
Company, 1886, and has been president and
treasurer thereof since 1906; member of
Executive Council of The Canadian Mfgrs.
Association since 1906, and now vice-pres.;
an Anglican; has b^n for many years a
delegate to Synod; is a member of the
chapter and Treasiurer-Seneschal of Christ's
Church Cathedral, Ottawa. Recreaiiona:
angling, bowling, riding. Addreaa: "Wor-
field," Ottawa. Clvba: Rideau, Country,
Hunt, Golf, Laiurentian, Ottawa; National,
and Albany, Toronto; Moupt Royal, Mont-
real.

BOY, Lieut.-CoL A., M.V.O., A.D.C.;
Chief Staff Officer, Quebec Command; 6.
Montreal, 23 Sept., 1859; married. Educ:
Montreal. Some time an accountant.
Joined 65th Batt. as Lieut., 1880; served
North-West Rebellion, 1885. Present at
relief of Battleford; action at Cutknife Hill;
operations against Chief Big Bear's Band.
Mentioned in despatches. Brigade Major
No. 6 Dist., 1888. Promoted Lieut .-Col.,
to No. 5 Dist., Montreal, 1895. O. C, No.
6 Dist^ St. John's Quebec, 1897r chief
staff officer, 10 Aug., 08. Took musketry
course at Hythe; cavalry course. Shom-
cliffe; tactical fitness for command. Alder-
shot. Addreaa: 289 University St., Mon-
treal.

BOY, CTilas, M.P.; 6. St. Francois de
Montmagny, 6 July, 1864; a. of George Roy
and Henrietta Cornveau; m. AlmaTheberge,
Practiced law at Montmagny, Que. ; Mayor
of the "Town for 4 years; ftothonotary of
the Superior Court at Montmagny; elec.
to H. of C, 1908. Addreaa: Montmagny,
Que.

BOY. Joseph Alfred Ernest, B.A., M.P.;
6. St. Valier. Bellechasse Co., Que., 3 Oct..
1871: a. of Nasaire Roy and Rose Therien;
m. Marie M. Godbout; four a. three d. A
lawyer; was for a short time journalist:
Advocat, 1898: elec. to the Leg. Ass. of

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Quebec, 30 Nov., 1900, for Montmagny!
re-el. by acclam.. 1904; first elec. to the
H. of C, 1908. AddresB: 75 Lachevroticre
St., Quebec. Cluha: Garrison, St. Denis,
Quebec.

BOT, Joseph Edmond, N.P., Lit. D.; b.
Levis, Que.; «. of Leon Hoy; m. Lucienne
Carrier. Educ: Levis Coll., Quebec Sem-
inary and Laval Univ. Pres. of the Prov.
Bd. of Notaries and Past Pres. of the Royral
Soc. of Canada; formerly Mayor of Levis,
and dir. of several prominent Cos. Now
Prof, of Geoatraphy in Laval Univ., and
chief of the Manuscripts Div. in the Dom.
Archives. Publicationa: Le premier Colon
de Levis, 1884; Monseigneur Deziel, sa vie,
scs oeuvres, 1885; Voyage au pays de
Tadoussac, 1886; L'Ordre de Malte en
Am^rique, 1888; Au Royaume du Sague-
nay, 1889; La reception de Monseigneur le
Viscomte d'Argenson, 1890; Lettres du
P. F. X. Duplessis, S.J., 1892; Claude de
Bermen, Sieur de la Martiniere, 1891; Jean
Bourdon et la Baie d' Hudson, 1896;
L'Ancien Barreau au Canada, 1897; His-
toire de la Selgneurie de Lauzon, 5 vols.,
1897-1904; Notice Historique sur la famille
de Rene la Voye, 1899; Histoire du Notariat
ay Canada; Tableau general des Notaries
pratiquant dans la province de Quebec.
1906; Souvenirs d'une Classe, 1907; Essai
sur Charlevoix (Premier part), 1908. Ad-
dress: 131 Somerset St., Ottawa.

BOY, Hon. Louis Bodolphe; Provincial
Secy, and Registrar of tne Prov. of Que.
h. St. Valier, Que., 7 Feb., 1859; «. of N.
Roy and Marie LetelUer; unmarried. Educ:
Quebec Seminary; Grad. D.C.L., Laval
Univ., 1883. Called to Bar 1883. El. to
Prov. Legis. for Kamouraska, and has con-
tinuously represented that Co. since; Prov.
Secy.. 23 March. 1905. Address: Quebec.
Club: Garrison, Qjuebec.

BOT, Mgr, Paul Eugene; Coadjutor
Bishop of Quebec; b. Berthier en Bas, 9
Nov., 1859. Educ: Quebec Sem.; I'Ecole
des Cannes, Paris, France. Ordained
priest, 13 June, 1886; cure of Hartford,
Conn.. U.S.A.; cure, Jacques Cartier, Que-
bec; Prof. .Quebec Sem.; dir. of V Action
SoeiaU Caiholique; Bishop of Eleuthero-
polis and Coadjutor Bisnop of Quebec,
1 908. A ddresB : Quebec.

BOY, Hon. Philippe, M.D.; Senator; 6.
St. Francois Co., Montmagny, Que., 13 Febt
1868; t. of G. B. Roy and Josephine Valliers;
m. 28 Dec., 1899, Helen Young, Fximonton.
two «. two d. Educ : College of Ste. Anne de
La Pocatiere, and Laval Univ., Que.; Phy-
sician and Surgeon; Man. Dir., "Lt Courrier
de I'Ouest Pub. Co.; pres., Jaspers, Limited,
Edmonton; Liberal; Cathohc. Address:
Edmonton, Alta.

BUDDICK, John Archibald; Dairy
Commr. for Canada; b. Oxford Co., Ont.,
3 Sept., 1862; s. of Lawrence Ruddick and
Marion Moir; m. Harriet Congdon; one d.
Educ: Oxford Co. Sch.; connected with the
Dairy industry since 1880; Dept. of Agri-
cluture, 1891; Dairy Commissioner, New-
Zealand. 1898; Dairy Conmiissioner for
Canada, 1905. Pt^2icafM>n«; various reports;
papers in cold storage and dairy journals.
Address: Dept. of Agriculture, Ottawa.

BtJMBAlX, Frederick George; Pres. of
the Monarch Fire J[nsur. Co.;, 6« Clinton,

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Huron Co., Onty^8 Dec., 1863; s. of Benja-
min and Mary Rumball; m. Amelia Shan-
non; two 8. two d. Educ: Clinton. Manu-
facturer; was for a period Mayor of London,
Ont. Address: 295 DufFerin Av., London,
Ont. Club: London.

BUPEBTS LAND, Archbishop of; •••

Most Rev. Samuel Pritchard Matheson.

BUSSEIX, Hon. Benjamin, M.A.,
D.C.L., a Puisne Judge of the Superior Ct.
of Nova Scotia; 6. Dartmouth, N.S.. 10
Jan., 1849; s. Nathaniel and Agnes Russell;
m. 1872, Louise E., d. of the late Gapt.
Coleman, of Dartmouth. Educ: Halifax
Gram. Sch. and Mount Allison Univ.
Called to Bar of Nova Scotia, 1872; law
reporter to Siipreme Ct. of N.S., 1875; for
many vrs. official reporter of the N.S.
Legis. Assem.; Lecturer. 1885, in the Law
Faculty of Dalhousie Umv. El. to H. of C,
for Halifax, 1896; el. for Hants Co., 1900;
apptd. to present position, 1904. Address:
Halifax, N.S. Club: Halifax.

BUSSELL, Joseph, M.P.; b. Toronto,
Ont.. 1 April. 1868; s. of John Russell and
Mary Smith; m. Nora Lome; one s. three d.
Educ: Pub. Sch. and British American
Business Coll.; a brick manufacturer; first
elec. to the H. of C, 1908. Recreation:
poultry farming. Address: 437 Jarvis St.,
Toronto, Ont.

BUSSELL, Samuel, B.A.; Registrar of
Deeds for the County of Hastings; b. New-
castle. N.B.. 29 Jan., 1848; s. of James and
Anne Russell; m. Elvelyn M. Davis. Educ:
Pub. and Gram. Sch., Newcastle, N.B.;
Univ. of New Brunswick; Queens' Univ.,
Kingston; Glasgow Univ., Scotland. Edi-
tor of Deseronto Tribune for many yrs. ; el.
to Legis. Ass. of Ontario for East Hastings,
1898; re-el. 1902; apptd. Registrar of the
Co. of Hastings, 1904. Address: Belleville,
Ont.

BUTAN, William Winfleld, M.P.; b. Le
Suer Co., Minn.. U.S.A.. 28 March, 1865; s.
of Andrew and Anna Jane Rutan (both
deceased): m. Josie Lasley; one •. three d,
Educ: Mankato, Minn., and Battle Creek,
Mich.; arrived in Canada in Aug., 1897;
parents moved from Canada many years
ago; father was physician by profession,
and served in the Minnesota L^.; left home
when he was 12 years of age, and has been
engaged in commercial business ever since;
elec. to the H. of C, 1908. Recreations:
hunting and travel. Address: Melfort,
Sask.

BUTHEBFOBD, Hon. Alexander Cam-
eron, B.A., B.C.L. (McGill), LL.D.
(Toronto, McMaster and Alberta Univs.) ;
M.L.A.. Premier of Prov. of Alberta, Bfin-
ister Of Education, Provincial Treasurer;
b. Osgoode, CV>. of Carleton, Ont., 2 Feb.,
1857; s. of James Rutherford and Elizabeth
Cameron; m. M. Birkett, e. d. of late William
Birkett, of Ottawa; one a. one d. Educ:
Ont. Pub. Sch., Metcalfe High Sch., Wood-
stock CJoU., McGill Univ. A barrister of
Ontario and Alberta; elected to the last
Legislature of the N. W. Territories for
Strathcona constituency in 1902; Deputy
Speaker of Legislature. Called upon to
form first government of Prov. of 'Alberta,
2 Sept., 1905; government austained at
election 9 Nov., 1905. and 22 March. 1909.

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Alta^ C2u68: Edmonton; Strathcona.

BTJTHEBFOBD, John Gunlon, V.S..
H.A.R.C.V.S., Live Stock Commissioner
for Canada; h. Mountain Cross, Peeblei-
shire, Scot., 25 Dec., 1857; «. of Rev.
Robert Rutherford, M.A., and Agnes
Gunion; m. Edith, d. of Washington Boult-
bee, Ancaster, Ont.; three d. Ediie.: High
School, Glasgow, private tuition; arrived
in Canada, 12 Sept., 1875; Veterinary
Director General and Live Stock Commis-
sioner; Veterinary practitioner, 1889 to
1901; member of Manitoba Legislative,
1892-6; el. to H. of C, 1897; chief Veter-
inary Inspector, 1907; Vet. Director Gen-
eral, 1904; Live Stock Comr.. 1906. Pub-
lictUiont: reportsi Recreations: riding and
driving. Address: Ottawa. Clvbs: Rideau,
Himt, Golf, Ottawa.

BUTTAN, Lleut.-Col. Henry Noriande,
C.E., mem. Am. Soc. C.E.: 6. Cobourg,
Ont., 21 May, 1848; s. of Henry Jones
Rutt&n and Margaret Pringle; m. Andonia
Bailerie; four s. one d. Engineer and
contractor in the construction of the Inter-
colonial and Canadian Pacific Railways; for
the past 24 years. City Engineer of Winni-
peg; pres., 1910 of the Can. Soc. of Civil
Engineers; served in the Fenian Raids and
North West Rebellion; medals; Long Ser-
vice Decoration. Address: Armstrong's
Point, and 223 James St., Winnipeg. Club:
Manitoba, Winnipeg.

BUTTAN, B. P., B.A.. M.D., F.R.S.
Canada, 1896; Prof, of Oivanic and Bio-
logical Chemistry, McGill Univ., Montreal;
6. 1857; 8. of A. Ruttan M.D., Napanee,
Ont., and Caroline Smith. Montreal; im-
married. Educ: Toronto Univ.; McGill
Univ. (M.D., gold medal Chemistry, 1884);
Univ. of Berlin (1885 and 1886, in Hofman's
Laboratory, French and German Chem.
Soc.) Lecturer Chemistry, McGill Univ..
1887-91; Prof. Practical Chemistry and
Runstrar Medical Faculty, 1891-1902;
FeUow Corporation McGill, 1891-1910, F.R.
S. Can., 1902; apptd. Professor of Chemistry
McGill Uuiv., Montreal, 1902. Pxihlicaiions:
Dimethyl-Tnethyl Amines, Chemistry of O.
Tolidin, 1887; a Dichinolin, 1890; Methods
of Water Analysis; Methods in Clinical
Chemistry; Artificial Alkaloids; Glycol Fats,
etc. Recreations: golf, yachting. Address:
•The Sherbrooke,'^ Montreal. Clubs: St.

. James, Mount Royal, Royal Montreal Golf,
Roya l St. Lawrence Yacht, Montreal.

BXJTTEB, Arthur Frederick: b. Wood-
ford, Essex, England, 1 Feb., 1856; •.
Thomas Rutter and Maria Downii^; m.
laabella Jane Bell; two s. one d. Eauc:
Oil Springs, Ont. Came to Canada, «th
his parents in 1859. Clerk with Barclay
and Herring, booksellers, stationers and
printers, Petrolia, Ont.. 1869; entered ser-
vice of Wm. Warwick. Toronto, 1873,
admitted a partner. 1884, and firm name
changed to Warwick Bros, and Rutter.
For manv years the^firm has printed the
Ontario Govt publications; a member of the
Toronto City Council for some years; ex-
pres., C.A.A.A., Nat, Amateur Lacrosse
Union; Toronto Lacrosse Ass.; Toronto
Reform Assoc. Address: Woodford, Birch
Cliff P.O., Ont. Clubs: National, Jockey,
Royal Canadian Yacht, Toronto. i

BTAN, Patrick Euffene; sec. to National
Transcontinental Ry. Com. of Canada; b,
Ottawa, Ont., 26 July. 1876; •. of Patrick
Eugene Ryan and Mary Elisabeth CuHen;
m. Geraldine, d. of J. R. E. Chapleau, M.D.
and niece of late Sir Adolphe Chapleau,
Lieut. -Gov. of Province of Quebec; one «.
one d. Educ.: Ottawa Separate Schs.,
Ottawa Univ., clerk mechanical dept., C.P.
Ry., Ottawa, 1892-1897; purchasing dept.^
C. P. Ry., Montreal. 1897-1899; private
sec. to Minister of Public Works, Toronto.
1899-1902; sec. treas. Temiskaming and
Northern Ont. Ry., Toronto, 1902-1904;
sec.. Trans. Rv. Com., Ottawa, 1904 to date.
Address: 54 Russell Ave., Ottawa. Clubs:
Royal Canadian Yacht, Toronto; Laur-
entian. Golf, Ottawa.

BTAN, Peter; Registrar of Deeds for
East Toronto; 6. Carlisle. Cumberland.
Eng., 23 Aug.. 1842; s. of Bernard Ryan of
Conego. Co. Down. Irel.. and Susannah
Tait, of Carlisle. England; m. Margaretta
Connell, Ormsldrk, Lancashire; four s. six d.
Educ: Sti Mary's Catholic School. Carlisle,
Eng.; arrived m Canada, 1873; has been
engaged in wholesale dry goods, lumbering,
and various other industrial pursuits; now
Registrar, East Toronto. Address: 51
Grosvenor St., Toronto.

BYEBSON, Col. Georse Sterling. M.D.,
L.R.C.S. (Edinb.); 5. Toronto, 21 Jan..
1885; s. of Rev. George Ryerson and
Isabella D. Sterling, nephew of the Rev.
Egerton Ryerson, founder of the Ontario
Sen. Ss^stem, and grandson of Joseph
Ryerson. a U. L. Loyalist; m. 1882, Mary
A., d. of James Crowther, barrister, Toronto,
four s. one d. Educ: Gait Gram. Sch.;
Coll. of Physicians and Surgeons, New York
aty; Trinity Medical Coll.. Toronto; Royal
Coll. of Physicians and Surgeons. Edin-
burgh: Moorfield's Eye Hospital, and Lon-
don Hospital; also studied at Heidelbeqc,
Paris and Vienna; returned to Canada in
1879, and establi^ed himself in Toronto;
was apptd. surgeon of the Royal Gren-
adiers. 1881, serving in the North West
Rebellion with that corps in 1885; (medal,
and 3rd class decoration of St. John); was
made deputy Surgeon General. 1895;
organised ambulance corps of the Grena-
diers, 1884. and was also instrumental in
fonmng the Association of Medical Officers
of the Militia, of which he was secretary.
1891, and president. 1907-08; one of the
founders of the Toronto Clinical Society,
president, 1894; an original member of the
Ophthalmological Society of Great Britain,
in 1880, since resigned; member of the
Canadian Medical Association; hon. mem-
ber of the Assn. of Military Suigeons of the
U.S.A.; Professor of Eye and Ear diseases
in Univ. of Toronto, and has been a mem-
ber of the Senate of that institution; sat for
one term as member for East Toronto in
Ont. Leg. Ass.; on re-organization of Army
Medical Corps, was apptd. Lieut. -Col.;
founder and general secretary, St. John
Ambulance Association in Canada; founder
and chairman of Canadian Red Cross
Society: Canadian Red Cross Commissioner
in South African War. 1900; apptd. British
Red Cross Commissioner at Lord Roberts'
headquarters; war medal; mentioned in
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A.M.C.; made Knight of Grace, Order of St.
John of Jerusalem; delegate for Depart-
ment of Militia and Defence to the Inter-
national Congress of Medicine at Buda Pest,
1909. Publicationa: contributor to the
Medical Press of the U.S. and Canada.
Recreatioiu: yachting and hunting. Ad-
dress: 66 College St., Toronto; Oakhurst.
Kawartha Lakes. Out. Cliibs: Toronto,
R.C.Y.C. Toronto.

SAINT-PIERRE, Hon. Henri C; Judge
of the Superiorl Court for the Prov. of
Quebec; Off. Ord Crown of Italy; b. Ste.
Marthe de Rigaud, Que., 13 Sept., 1842; a.
of Joseph Berrier Saint Pierre, and Domit-
ilde Denis; m. Marie Adeline Lesieur, (d.
1908); five «. three d. Educ: Montreal
Coll. (Sulpicians). After leaving Coll.,
joined Northern Army, and took part in
avil War of U.S. Wounded and left for
dead in the battle of Virginia, Nov., 1863.
Picked up on battlefield by Southern
Cavalry and carried oflf as prisoner until end
of war. Returning to Montreal, 8tu(hed
law under Sir George Cartier and Sir J. J,
C. Abbott, admitted to bar, July, 1870;
Q.C., 1889; Judge of the Superior Ct.. June.
1902. PubliccUions: Many pleadings and
addresses in Courts of ftt)v. of Quebec.
Address: 144 Berri St.. Montreal.

SEDERS, JUeut.-Col. Gilbert Edward,
D.S.O.; 6. Fort Yale, B.C., 25 Dec., 1863;
s. of E. H. Sanders (formerly of the
Austrian Service, and during the Crimea,
adjutant of the British German Ledon);
m. Caroline, «. d. of Dr. Jukes, M.D. Educ:
King Alfred's Sch., Wantage, Berks; R.M.
C, Kingston. Entered North West Mount-
ed Police as Inspector, 1884; served through-
out Riel Rebelllion, 1886 (medal); went to
South Africa in command of squadron of
Canadian Mounted Rifles, 1900 (twice
wounded). Decorated for saving the life of
Sergt. Tryon, whom he brought in on his
own horse under a heavy fire, his horse being
killed and he himself wounded; Supt. Royal
North West Mounted Police. Canada, com-
manding Depot division and Regina Dist-
rict. Recreatums: riding. Address: The
Barracks, Regina, Sask.

SANDHAM, Henrv, R.C.A.; 6. Mont-
real, 1842; s. of John and Eliaabeth Sand-
ham, both of England; m. Agnes, d. of late
John Fraser. of Scotland; one d. Educ:
Mcmtreal. One of the charter members of
the Royal Canadian Academy, 1880; re-
moved to Boston. Mass., 1881, and twenty
yrs. later to London, Eng: Medallist, Phil-
adelphia Centennial Exhibition, 1876; Lon-
don, 1886; Boston, 1881; Honours, Portugal
1901. Historical paintings and portraits
now hanging in Parliament Buildings,
Ottawa and Halifax; Smithsonian Institute,
Washington; Town Hall, Lexington; State
House. Boston; aty Hall, Paisley, Scot-
land, etc.; exhibitor. Royal Academy, Salon,
etc. Address: Quinta Lodge, South Parade.
Bedford Park, London. W., England.

SANDYS, Edwyn WiUis; journalist; b.
Chatham, Ont., 9 June, 1860; •. Rev.
Francis W. (D.D.) and Elizabeth A. B
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Moeran: unmarried. Educ. : privat dy . Was
editor Canadian SjKJrtsman, Toronto', jour-
nalist to Canadian Pacific Ry.; removed to
New York and became editor OuHng, and
special writer for other pubis. Publications:
Upland Game Birds (Am. Sportsman's Li-
brary), 1902; Trapper Jim, 1903; Sportsman
Joe, 1904; Sjporting Sketches, 1906. Ad-
dress: Care TTie Macmillan Co., New York.

SAR6ISON, Major Albert George, R.L.;
b. Montreal. 1862; s. of Geoige Andrew
Sargison and Margaret Barnard; m. Fanny
Adele Eugenie Jackson ; four s. two d. Educ. r
Victoria, B.C. pub. and High Sch. Joined
staflf of the Colonist on leaving Sch., in 1879 ;
became half owner of that paper in 1890^ |

managing director in 1902; retired from the
firm in 1907. Recreation: yachting. Ad'
dressy Victoria, B.C. Club: Pacific Coast,
Victoria.

SASKATCHEWAN, Bishop of; see Rt.
Rev. Jervois A. Newnham.

SATJLT ST. MARIE, Bishop of; see Rt.
Rev. David Joseph ScoUard.

SAUNDERS, Charles Edward, B.A.,
Ph.D.; 6. London, Ont., 2 Feb., 1867; s. of
Dr. William Saunders and Sara Agnes
Robinson; m. Mary Blackwell of Toronto.
Educ.: London Coll. Inst., Toronto Univ.,
Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore. Md.:
Harvard Coll.. Cambridge; Cerealist of
Dominion Experimental Farms since 1903,
Recreations: pnot(«raphy, music. Address:
Experimental Farm, Ottawa.

SAUNDERS, Miss Margaret Marshall;
6. Milton. Queens Co., N.S., 1861; d. of
Edward Manning Saunders. D.D.. Baptist
clergyman and author, Halifax, N.S., and
Mana Kisboro Freeman; has traveled
much in Europe and America; interested in
philanthropic work. Publications: **My
Spanish Sailor;" "Daisy;" "Beautiful Joe
(sold in 1909. 500.000 copies); has been
translated into Swedish, German and
Japanese languages; other books, novels and
books for children, including The House of
Armour, For the Other Boys' Sake, and
other stories; Charles and nis lamb; The
King of the Park; Rose ^ Charlotte; Defi-
cient Saints; Her Sailor; For His Country;
Tilda Jane; Beautiful Joe's Paradise; The
Story of the Graveleys; Nita; Prmcees
Sukey; Alpatok, the story of an Esldmo
Dog; Essay, the cause and prevention of
Crime (awarded tSOO prise by Am. Humane
Educational Soc); Our. Dumb Animal^.
Address: 28 Carleton St.. Halifax, N.S.

SAUTALLE, Marc Paul, B.Sc. (France);
translator. Geological Survey; o. Havre,
France, 20 Feb., 1857; s. of Alphonse
Sauvalle. and Aline Barbulee; m. Laure
JLecomte; three d. Educ: Lycee of Havre,
m. Csnr Military Sch. Lieut, in French
Army 5th Cuirassiers; editor "Trait d'Un-
ion,' Mexico; arrived in Can., June, 1884;
ecUtor *'La Patrie'* Montreal; special ParL
correspondent "La Presse;" editor **Lm
Canada;** now editor of French pub-
lications for the Geological Survey of
Canada, Dept. of Mines: a former president
of the Pari. Press Gallery. PuhUcaUonM:
Louisiane-M«|dque-Canada; Manuel dee
Aesemblees Deuberances^ Guide du Con—
ciliateur; recueil de discours prepares.
Recreation: fencing. Address: 375 Daly
Ave.. Ottawa.

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SAVOIE, Francois T., M.P.; h. Plessis-
ville. Que., 14 Feb., 1846; «. of Narciese
Savoie and Seraphine Cormier; m. (Ist)
Eugene Duplessis, (2nd) Sara Vigneault,
(3rd) Alice Seguise. Educ: Model Sch. of
Plesfflsville^ Que.; represents M^antio in
the H. of C; elected at g. e., 1904 and 1908.
Address: Plessisville, Que.

SBABBETTI, Most Bev.^onatus, D.D.,
Archbishop of Ephesus, Apostolic Delegate
to Canada; b. Monteprance, Umbria, Italy,
12 Nov., 1856; a. of Agostino Sbarretti,
who is a brother of the late Cardinal Sbar-
retti. Educ: Seminary of Spaleto and
Apollinare Coll., Rome; ordained priest, 12
April, 1879; Professor of Ethics and Menu-
taute of tne Propaganda for American
Affairs; auditor of the Apostolic del^ation
in Washington, D.C., Jan., 1893; Bishop
of Havana, Chiba, 14 Feb., 1900; Titular
Archbishop of Ephesus, 1901; Apostolic
Delegate to Canada, 26 Nov., 1902. Ad-
dress: Apostolic Delegation, The Driveway,

SCHAFFNEB, Fred. I^awrence, B.A.,

M.D., M.P.; b. South Williamstown, An-
napolis Co., N.S., 18 Aug., 1865; s. of Wil-
liam C. and A. Schaffner; m. C. A. Allan,
of Perth, Ont., 19 April, 1886. Educ:
Acadia Coll.. N.S., and Trinity Coll.,
Toronto; a physician; has practiced medi-
cine in Boissevain, Man., for 22 years;
twice mayor; represented constituency of
Souris, in Manitoba Leg. Ass., for five yrs.;
first el. to H. of C, 1904; re-el. 1908.
Address: Boissevain, Man. Club: Advance,
Winnipeg.

SCHELL, Jacob Thomas; lumber manu-
facturer and contractor; 6. Tp. of East
Oxford, Oxford Co., Ont., 27 Dec., 1850; «.
of Jacob Schell, and Catharine Smith; m.
1883, Sarah Mclntyre, of Tilsonburg, Ont.
Educ: Pub. and Woodstock Gram. Schs.
Was for many yrs. Town Councillor of
Alexandria, Glengarry. Contractor for
Canadian Northern Ontario Ry., between
Hawkesbury and Ottawa. Unsuccessful
can. for H. of C. at g. e., 1891 ; el. to H. of C.
at g. •., 1900; re-el. at g. e., 1904; retired
at g. 9^ 1908. Address: Alexandria, Ont.

SOHELL Malcolm Smith. M.P.; 6.
County of Oxford, Ont., 13 Nov., 1865; «.
of Jacob and Catharine Smith Schell; m'.
Josephine H.., d. of the Rev. A. E. Russ.
Brantford; one s. two d. Educ: Oxford
pub. sch. and Woodstock Ck>ll.; agricultur-
ist, manufacturerer and wholesale dealer
in lumber; also grower and exporter of
apples; winner of prises offered by the
Dept. of Agriculture, Ont., for essays on
"the advantages of rotation of crops treated
from a practical and scientific standpoint,
and "Apple culture and its importance as
an article of commerce;" elected to the H.
of C. in 1904 and in 1908; has taken a
prominent part in all matters pertaining
to agriculture and the marketing of Can-
adian products; Chairman of the Standing
Committee on Agriculture and Colonization
of the H. of C, 1909. Address: Woodstock,
Ont.

SCHUBMAN, Jacob Gould, M.A.
(Lond.), D.Sc. (Edin.), LL.D. (Columbia,
Yale, Edin.); Pres. of Cornell Univ.,
Ithaca, N.Y.; b. Freetown, P.E.I., 22 May,
1854; $. of the late Robert Schurman; m.

1884, Barbara Forest, e. d. of the late
George Munro, of New York; three s. four d.
Educ: Prince of Wales CJoll., Charlottetown,
P.E.I. ; Acadia Coll N.S.; Univ. Coll.,
London; Univ. of EoinbuiQ^h; Heidelberg,
Berlin, and (iottingen. Won Canadian
Gilchrist Scholarship and Univ. Scholarship
in Philosophy, Univ. of Loiidon; Hibbert
Travelling Fellowship, 1878. Prof, of Eng.
Lit., Political Economy, and Psychology,
at Acadia Coll., N.S., 1880-84; Prof, of
Philosophy, Dalhoude Coll., N.S., 1882-86;
Sage prof, of Philosophy, Cornell Univ.,
• 1886-92; pres. of U.S. Comn. to the Philip-
pine Islands, 1899. Publications: "Kantian
Ethics and the Ethics of Evolution;" "The
Ethical Import of Darwinism;" "Belief of
God;" "Agnosticism and Religion;" "The
Genesis of the Oitical Philosophy;" "Re-
port of the Hrst Philippine Commission;"
"The Philippines, a Retrospect and Out-
look." Recreations: golf, skating, tobog-
faning, walking. Address: Cornell Univ.,
thaca. New York, U.S.A.

SCHTWEGELi, Dr. John^ Consul of Aus-
tria-Hungary; b. Province of Camiola,
Austria, 17 Feb., 1\875; m. 1905, Angelina
Keenly, of Brooklyn, N.Y., Educ:\ienn&
(Orient Academy^; dir. of the Univ. of
Tyrol (Trenbruck); first Lieut. Dalmatia
Mounted Rifles; arrived in Canada, 1909;
in Consular Service since 1899, in Chicago,
Pittsburg, Switzerland, Cape of Good Hope,
Salonica (Turkey), New York. Address:
Montreal.

SCOLT^BD, Bight Bev. David Joseph,
S.L.T., Bishop of Sault St. Marie; 6. Ennis-
more, Ont., 14 Nov., 1862; •. of John Scol-
lard and Catharine O'Connor. Educ: St.
Michael's Coll., Toronto, and Grand Sem-
inary, Montreal, Que.; ordained priest, 21
Dec., 1890; consecrated Bishop of Sault
St. Marie, 24 Feb., 1905. Address: North
Bay, Ont.

SCOTT, L.leut.-CoL B. A.; 6. Quebec, 30
Sept., 1859: m. 1886, Josephine, d. of Hon.
Joseph Shenyn, of Quebec, senator; five s.
Educ: Quebec High Sch.; a lumberman;
commenced business in timber trade with
the firm of Prifce Bros. & Co., at their
mills on Saguenay River; Mayor of the
Parish of Roberval for twelve jnrs. and
Mayor of the town of Roberval for two
yrs. Acted as collector of H.M. CHistoms
at Chicoutimi for several yrs., and Vice-
Consul for Sweden and Norway
and Republic of Uruguaj^ at sam9
port. Pres., Saatuenay Bd. of Trade; mem .
Quebec Bd. of 'Trade. Joined company of
infantry at Chicoutimi as Lieut.; oecame
Capt.; joined 6lst Regt.; retired with rank
of Major to organise 18th Regt.; promoted
command 10th Infantry Brigade. Address:
3 Genevieve Ave., Quebec. Clubs: Gar-
rison, Quebec; New York Yacht, City, New
York.

SCOTT, D'Arcy; Asst. Chief Commr..
Bd. of Ry. CJommrs. for Canada; b. Ottawa,
8 March, 1872; ». of Sir Richard W. Scott
and Mary A. Heron; m. Mary Emma
Davis; four s. two d. Educ : Ottawa Univ. :
Osgoode Hall Law Sch., Toronto. Called
to Bar of Ont., 7 June, 1895; Mayor of
Ottawa, 1907-8; apptd. Asst. Chief Commr.,
Bd. of Ry. Commrs. for Canada, Sept.,
1908, when resigned mayoralty of Ottawa.

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Pres. Can. Qub of Ottawa, 1909-10.
Recreation: golf. Addre$:' 324 Chapel St.,
Ottawa. Cluba: Rideau, Country, Hunt,
Golf, Ottawa.

SCOTT, Duncan Campbell, F.R.S.; 6. 2
Aug., 1862; «. of Rev. William Scott,
parents English and Scotch; m. 1894, Belle
W. Botsford, a prominent violinist, d. of
late Geo. W. Botsford, Boston, Mass.; one d.
j^duc. .-Canadian Conmion Sch.; Stanstead
Coll. Ehtered Canadian Civil Service,
1879; now chief accountant, Dept. of
Indian Affairs, since 1893. PubliccUiona:
The Magic House (poems); Labor and the
Angel (poems); In the Village of Viger
(fiction); The Life of Simcoe (Makers of
Canada); New World Lyrics and Ballads;
numerous short stories and poem^ in Ameri-
can and Canadian magazines; joint -editor
with Pelham Edgar, Ph.D., of Makers of
Canada, a series of historical biography.
Recreations: music, canoeing, skating, etc.
Addreti: 108 Lisgar St., Ottawa.

SCOTT, Rev. Frederick George, M.A.,
D.C.L., F.R.S.C; 6. Montreal, 1861; ». o*
late William Edward Scott, M.D. of Mon-
treal, Professor of Anatomy, McGill Univ.
for nearly forty years, and Elizabeth
Sproston, both parents of English birth;
m, 1887, Amy, d. of late George Brooks-
Bamet, England; five «. one d. Educ'
Montreal High Sch.; Proprietary Sch., Mc.
Gill; Bishop's Coll., Lennoxville; Bangs
CJoll.j London. Deacon, 1884; Master in
St. John's Sch_y^ 1884; priest, 1886; curate,
of Coggeshall, Essex, 1886; rector of Drum-
mondville. Que., 1887; curate of St. Mat-
thew's .Que.. 1896; F.R.S.C, 1900; Rector
of St. Matthew's, Quebec, since 1899; Canon
of Quebec Cathedral since 1906. Publica-
tions: Soul's Quest, and other Poems, 1888;
Elton Hazlewood, 1892; My Lattice, and
other Poems, 1894; The Unnamed Lake, and
other Poems, 1897; Poems Old and New,
1900; The Hymn of Empire and other
• Poems, 1906; The Key of Life, 1907, etc.
Address: St. Matthew's Rectory, Quebec.

SCOTT, Georee Adam, J. P., M.L.A.; b
Winnipeg, Man., 11 Dec, 1875; s. John
Scott and Jane Bell; m. Etta M. Elliott,
of Hamilton, Ont.; one «. two d. Educ:
Brandon Coll. Inst., and Winnipeg Normal
Sch.; raised on a farm at Deloraine, Man.;
sch. teacher at 20 years of age; principal,
Wawanesa Sch. four years; elec. to the
Sask. Leg. Assembly, 1908. Recreation:
curling. AddreM; Davidson, Sask.

SCOTT, James Guthrie; b. Quebec, 13
Feb., 1847; s. of Hugh Erskine Scott and
Margaret Chillas; m. (1st) Sophy Mary
Jackson; (2nd) Cordelia Mliry Jackson;
three s. two d. Educ: Quebec High Sch.;
General Manager of the Quebec and Lake
St. John Ry.; retired in 1908; built that
road and also the Great Northern. 500
miles in all; both are now part of the
Canadian Northern System; was chief pro-
motor of the Trans.-Canada Ry., the sur-
veys and agitation for which resulted in
the selection of the Northern route for the
National Transcontinental Ry. from Que-
bec to Winnipeg; member of Council, Que-
bec Board of Trade; director of the Quebec
Geographical Society. Address: Quebec.
Clubs: Garrison, Quebec; Rideau, Ottawa.
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SCOTT, Miss mary McKay; b. Ottawa,
17 Aug., 1851; d. of Alexander Scott and
Alison McKay Scott. Educ: Ottawa,

grivate sch., Bute House, Montreal; a
unday Sch. teacher for 30 years; Church
work (St. Andrew's); Woman's Christian
Temperance Union; Dom. Supt., Y.W.C.
T.U.; editor Woman's Journal for nine
years; vice-pres., Y.W.C.A.; ex-pres., Y.
W.C.A.; pres., Supt. W.C.T.U. Address:
Aberdeen (Chambers, 291 Sparks Street,
Ottawa

SCOTT, Hon. Sir Bichard William, K.
C, LL.D., K.C.M.G., Senator; 6. Prescott.
Ont.. 24 Feb., 1825; c. ». of William J.
Scott, M.D., and Sarah McDonell; m. Mary
A. Heron (dec) Educ: Prescott. Bar-
rister, 1840; Mayor of Bytown, 1852; M.P.
for Ottawa, 1857-63; mem. Ont. Leg. Ass.,
1867-73; Speal^er, 1871; Commr. of Crown
Lands, 1872-53; apptd. to the Senate. 1874;
Secretary of State, 1874-78, and again
1896-1908; Leader of the Opposition in
Senate, 1879-96; carried through Parlt.

. School Bill giving Roman Ca holies right
to establish separate schools, 1863; Canada
Temperance (local option) Act known as
"Scott Act," 1875; drafted address to
Queen Victoria, giving reasons why she
should select Ottawa as seat of Govern-
ment; leader of the Govt, in the Senate,
1896-1908. Recreation: goM. Address :27^
Daly Ave., Ottawa. Clvbs: Rideau, Golf

SCOTT, 'Lieut.-Col. Robert Kellock, D.

S.O.; b. Perth, Lanark Co., Ont., 20 Nov.,
1871; s. of Col. Thomas Scott, Collector of
Customs, Winnip^, Man.; m. 1899, Edith,
d. of G. Ferris W. Mortimer, of Romsey,
Hants Co., Eng.; one s. one d. Educ:
Roy. Mil. Coll., Kingston, Ont. Apptd. 2nd
Lieut., Royal Artillery, 16 July, 1891; Capt-
ain. R. A., 1899; served in North West
Rebellion, 1885 (medal); served in South
Africa, 1899-02 (despatches twice, brevet
of Major, Queen's medal, 3 clasps. King's
medal, 2 clasps, D.S.O.). Joined Army
Ordnance Dept., 26 April, 1896; promoted
Ordnance Officer, 2nd class, with rank of
Lieut.-Ck)l., 18 April, 1907; apptd. for ser-
vice with Canadian Forses, 20 May, 1907;
now holds appointment of Principal Ord-
nance Officer and Director of Clothing
and Equipment. Address: 4 Rideau Apts.,

SCOTT, Hon. Walter; Premier of Sas-
katchewan; b. London Tp., Co. Middlesex.
Ont., 27 Oct., 1867; s. of George Scott and
Isabella Tclfer; m. 1890, Jessie Florence,
d. of the late E. B. Read of Regina, former-
ly of Smith's Falls, Ont. Educ: in the
public schs.; a printer and journalist;
partner in the Standard, Regina, 1892-93;
proprietor and editor "The Times," Moose
Jaw, 1894-95; purchased in 1895, The
Leader, Regina, from its founder, the Iste
Nicholas Flood Davin; edited and managed
the same imtil 1900; pres^ Western Canada
Press, 1899; pres., tne Kegina Land and
Investment Co.; elec. to the H. of C. for
Assiniboia West. 1900 and 1904; took part
in negotiations and passage of Acts creatine y
provinces of Alberta and Sask.; was invited /
5 Sept., 1906, to form first Sask. Min- '
istry, which was sustained at the Polls, 13
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District disappeared; elec. for Swift Current
14 Aug., 1908, when administration was
sustained with 27 seats against 14. Address:
Regina, Sask.

SCOTT, WlUiam Duncan; Supt. of Im-
migration; b. Dundas, Ont., 7 Oct., 1861; «.
of James Scott, and Margaret McEwan.
Educ: Dundas High Sch.; in C. R. Ry. land
department for several years; later in
service of Manitoba Government; Dept. of
-Agriculture, Dominion Government for 4
years, as exhibition €k)mmr.; Supt. of
Immigration, 1903 to date. Addreaa: Ayl-
mer Apartments, Ottawa. Clubs: Lauren-
tian, Golf, Hunt, Ottawa.

SEAL.ET, WllUam Oscar, M.P.; 6. Wat-
erdown, Went worth Co., Ont., 26 Jan..
1879; a. of Charles Sealey and Mary Ann
Eaton; m. Agnes Annie Forbes. Educ:
Waterdown pub. and high sch.* Reeve of
East Flamboro; member of Wentworth
County Council; unsuccessful candidate for
H. of C, 1900; elec. in 1904, but was
unseated; unsuccessful candida^te in 1905;
elec. in 1908 by a large majority; advocate
of good roads, free roads, enlarged mar-
kets, higher tariff on agricultural products,
and farmers' interests generally. Address:
61 Hunter St. W., Hamilton, Ont. Clubs:
Ontario; Hamilton.

SEATH, Major David; Sec. and Treas.
of the Harbor Commission of Montreal;
6. Montreal, 9 May, 1847; s. of the late
Robert Seath, a wholesale clothing mer-
chant of Montreal, and Margaret Stephen.
Educ: Montreal High Sch. Entered
employ of his father, 1864. Was with
Tyre, Perkins & Lajoie, accountants,
assignees, etc., afterwards becoming Thi-
baudeau & Seath, 1873-1895; pres. and
mgr. of Perrault Publishing Co., 1895-1 898, t*
when apptd. Sec. and Treas. of the Harbour
Com. of Montreal, which position he still
holds. Served in militia 1863-1905. Took
part in Fenian Raid, 1866, ISTO (medal and
two clasps]). (Attained rank o^ capt. in
Sixth Fusiliers, and became paymaster of
the Prince of Wales Fusiliers, retiring in
1905 with hon. rank of Major. Has the
Coloftial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Long
Service Decoration. J.P. and Commr. for
receiving affidavits foutside the Prov. of
Ont., to be used in Ont.; commr. Superior
Ct. of Prov. of Que. Address: Montreal.

SEATH, John, M.A., LL.D.; Superin-
tendent of Education for Ontario; b. Auch-
termuchty, Fifeshire, Scotland, 6 Jan.,
1844; s. of John Seath, Manager Gas Works,
Monaghan, Ireland, and Isabel Hinkless;
m. Caroline Louisa McKenzie; one «. two d.
Educ: Monaghan, Ireland; Glasgow Univ.,
and Queen's Univ., Belfast, Irel.; arrived
in Canada, 1861; from 1861 to 1884, was

Principal of Brampton, Oshawa and Dundas
[igh Schs., and St. Catharines Coll. Inst.;
from 1884 to 1906, was Inspector of High
Schs. and Coll. Insts.; apptd. in 1906 to his
present position as Superintendent of
Education for Ontario. Publications: High
Sch. Gram.j^and reports on Education.
Add ress: 86 Walmer Road, Toronto.
SEDGWICK, Rev. Thomas, D.D.; 6.
Aberdeen, Scot., 5 May, 1838; s. of Robert
Sedgwick, D.D., Pastor of the Pres. Ch. at
Musquodoboit, N.S., and Jessie Middleton;

m. 1868. Christina Patterson, d. of the latet
Roderick Macgregor, of New Glasgow, N.S. ;
one s. one d. Educ : King's Coll., Aberdeen;
Edinburgh; CoU. of the Pres. Ch. of N.S.
Came to Canada, 1857. Ordained min. of
the Pres. Ch. in Can., at Tatamagouche.
N.S., 1860; Clerk of the Synod of the
Maritime Provinces, 1885; Moderator of
t^e Genl.^ Assem. of the Pres. Ch. in Can.,
1903. Address : Tatamagouche, "S, 8.
SENKLEB, John Harrold, B.A., K.G.:
6. Brockville. Ont.. 24 July, 1866; s. of
Edmund John Senkler and Margaret Mc
Leod dimming; in. Margaret Hargrave
Richards; two s. four d. Educ: Up. Can.
Coll., Toronto Univ., and Osgoode Hall; a
barrister. Address: 1889 Harro St., Van-
couver, B.C. Clubs: Vancouver, Commer-
cial, Vancouver, B.C.; Union Club, Victoria,

SEQIJIX, Paul Arthur, B.S.. LL.B.,
M.P.; 6. Charlemagne, Que., 2 Oct., 1876;
s. of Felix Seguin and Vitaline Noiseux; m.
Anna Rivest; one s. two d. Educ: L As-
somption ColL^ Montreal Coll., and Laval
Univ., Montreal; apptd. Notary in Sept.,
1898; practiced in Terrebonne, Que.; Sec-
Treas, of St. Paul Ermite; was for some
time, Sec.-Treas. of the Mnuidpality; elec.
M.P., 1908. Address: St. Paul Ermite,
Que.

SERVICE, Robert W.; poet; 6. Preston,
Lancashire, Eng., 1876; of Scotch descent;
removed at early age to Scotland. Educ:
Glasgow. Arrived Can., 1897; worked for
several yrs. on Vancouver Island in variety
of occupations; clerk in Canadian Bank of
Commerce at Whitehorse branch; thence
to Dawson; resigned clerkship in bank to
devote himself to literature. Publications:
Songs of a Sourdough, Ballads of a Chee-
chaco. Recreations: himting, angling. Ad'
dress: Dawson, Y.T.

SETON, Ernest Thompson; (nom de
plume, Seton-Thompson) ; b. South Shields,
Durham, 14 Aug., 1860; m. 1896, Grace
Gallatin, of California (Sacramento); one d.
Educ: Toronto, London Royal Academy.
Descended direct from George Seton, last
Earl of Winton; went to Canada at age of
5, lived in the backwoods till 1870, then
went to Toronto to be educated at the
public schools and at the Coll^ate Inst.;
went to London for art training, 1879-81;
went to ^fanitoba to follow natural history;
became naturalist to the Govennment of
that province; in 1898 he published his
"Wild Animals I have Known", the biogra-
phies of 8 wild animalSj 10 editions in 1 year;
began lecturing on Wild Animals in 1899:
started an Outdoor Life movement, called
the Woodcraft Indians, which now has some
80,000 followers in the United States, 1901:
Asso. mem. R.C.A.A. Publications: Wild
Animals I have Known; Art Anatomy of
Animals; Birds of Manitoba; Mammals of
Manitoba; Trail of the Sandhill Stag; Bio-
graphy of a Grizzly; Lives of the Hunted,
1901 ; Two Little Savages; Pictures of Wild
Animals; Monarch, the Big Bear; Wood-
myth and Fable; Animal Heroes; Birch
Bark Roll of the Woodcraft Indians; Nat-
ural History of the Ten Commandments;
Life Histories of Northern Animals; Bio-
graphy of a silver fox, 1909. Recreations:
camera-hunting, i. e. himting big game

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with the camera; natural history and wood-
craft. Address: Wyndygo\il» Coscob, Ck>nn.
U.S.A.
SHAKESPEARE, Noah, J. P.; b. Brierly
Hill, Staffordshire. Ens.. 26 Jan., 1839;
9. of Noah and Hannah Shakespeare; m.
m. EUsa Jane Pearson; three «. one d.
Sduc: at private sch.; arrived in Canada,
11 Jan., 1883, having sailed from London,
Aug., 1862, around Cape Horn; in 1885,
was pres. of the B.C. Agricultural Associa-
tion; served as Municipal Councillor for
four years; elec. Mayor of the City of Vic-
toria, in 1882; elec. to the H. of C, 1882,
and re-elec. in 1887; apptd. Postmaster,
Victoria, 1 Jan., 1888. Address: Victoria,

SHALLOW, Francis Dominick; b. St.

George, Iberville Co., Que., 3 Aug., 1863;
s. of Thomas Shallow and Jane Sherry; m.
Annie Hamall; five s. two d. Proprietor
and publisher of '*L« Moniteur du Com-
merce," the oldest land leading French Com-
mercial Journal in Canada; proprietor,
publisher and editor of the Magazine of
Insurance and Epitome of Finance. Ad-
dress: Montreal, and Senneville, Que.
Club: Albany, Toronto.

SHANNON, Robert Walker, M.A., barris-
ter; 6. Portglenone, Co. Antrim, Irel., 2
Nov., 1856; a. of James Shannon, for many
yrs. Postmaster of Kingston, Ont., and
Letitia Leatham; immamed. Educ: King-
ston Gram. Sch.; Queen's Univ., Kingston.
Called to the bar of Ont., 1880, and prac-
tised his prof, there for some yrs.; was
editor simultaneously of his brother's
paper, the Kingston, News. Member of the
City Council of Kingston for 6 yrs.; unsuc-
cessful can. for the Mayoralty. In 1892,
with his brother. Major. L. W. Shannon,
purchased the Ottawa Citizen, which he
edited until 1897. Resmned practice of
law, in Ottawa, and later at Dawson, Y.T.
Has now large practice at Saskatoon, Sask.;
town solicitor. Recreations: music, walking.
Address: Saskatoon, Sask.

SBLiNNON, Samuel Leonard; b. Halifax
N.S., 18 Jan., 1862; s. of the late Hon.
Samuel Leonard Shannon, D.p.L., and
Annie Fellows: m. Beatrice Maude, d. of
late Lt.-Col. 'Thomas Bacon, of Ottawa;
one ». four d. Comptroller and Treasurer
Intercolonial Railway of Canada; Captain,
R.O., Canadian Militia; entered Canadian
Civil Service, Feb., 1880; apntd. to Dept.
of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, Jan.,
1881; chief accountant, Oct., 1889; trans-
ferred to Intercolonial Railway as Comp-
troller and Treasurer, Oct., 1906; served
during the North West Rebellion, 1885, as
Lieut., York and Simcoe Batt. (medal).
A(idre««; Moncton, N.B.

SHABPE, Major Samuel Simpson, B. A.,
LL.B., M.P.; 6. Zephyr, Scott Tp., Ont. Co.
13 March, 1873; s. of George Sharpe, for-
merly of Suffolk, Eng., and Mary Ann
Simpson, bom near Londonderry, Irel.; m.
1903, Mabel Edith Crosby, g. d. of Joseph
Gould, ex-M.P. Educ.: Uxbridge public
and high sch., Toronto Univ., Osgoode
Hall; grad. Toronto Univ. with first class
honours, 1895; grad. in law from Osgoode
Hall, taking two scholarships during the
course, 1898; practices law in Uxbridge;
first dec. to H. of C. for North Ontario,
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1908; Major in 14th Regt., and has been in
the Militia for over 20 years; an enthusiastic
athlete, holding championships at Toronto
Univ. and of the Province. Address: Ux-
bridge, Ont. Club: Albany, Toronto.
SHABPE, WiUlam Henry, M.P.; b.
Scott. Tp., Ont. Co., 19 April. 1868; s. of
George Sharpe, English, and Mary Ann
Sharpe, Irish; m. 20 May. 1893, Cora A.
Breston; one s. one d. Educ: U;cbridge,
Ont., and at Belleville Business Coll.;
pres. of the R. A. Garrett Co., carrying on
th^r general store, but sold out in 1907;
has been councillor for the village of Mani-
tou for six years, and Mayor, 1908; in 1904,
ran against the late Hon. T. Greenway for
the H. of C, and was defeated by 180;
first elected to the H. of C. for Lisgar, 1908;
Methodist; Conservative. Address: Mani-
tou, Man.

SHABPLES, Hon. John, M.L.C., Que-
bec; b. Quebec, 1848; s. of the late Hon.
John Sharpies, M.L.C., one of founders of
limiber firm of W. 6c J. Sharpies of Quebec
and Liverpool; m. Afargar^, d. of the late
Hon. Charles Alleyn, Sheriff of Quebec.
Educ.: St. Mary's CJoU., Montreal. Joined
his father's firm, 1871, and has been con-
nected with it ever since. Pres., Union
Bank of Can. and Chronicle Printing Co.:
director of Quebec Light and Power ana
Quebec Steamship Cos. Was harbour
Commr. for twenty yrs.; mem. Quebec City
Council for five yrs. Apptd. to Legis.
Council of Quebec, 1894. Made a Knii^t
of St. Gregory the Great by Pope Pius X,
Dec., 1907. Address: 65 Esplanade, Quebec.
Club: Garrison, Quebec.

SHATFOBD, Lvtton Wilmot, M.L.A.; b.
at Hubbards, Halifax Co.. N.S., 14 Feb..
1873; s. of Henry A. Shattord and Cecelia
Victoria Dauphine; m. 1897, Lavinia Bart-
lett; three s. one d. Educ: Halifax Co..
N.S., pub. sch.; was chairman of School
Board and License Commissioner; elec. to
B.C. Provincial Legislature in 1903; re-elec.
in 1907 and 1909. A<Wr«««:Hedley, B.C.

SHAU6HNESSY, Str Thomas 6eors«.
K.C.V.O., Knight; b. Milwaukee, Wis.. 6
Oct., 1853: s. of Thomas Shaughneasy;
m. 1880, Miss Nagle; two s. three d. Chic<p
ago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, from 1869 to
1882; General purchasing agent C.P.R.,
1882; subsequently Assistant General Man-
ager: vice-pres., 1891; pres. since 1899:
knighted by H.R.H. the Duke of Cornwall
and York. 1901 ; president and director of a
number ot Railway Companies, all of which
are directly or indirectly connected with
the C.P.R.; EInight of grace of the order of
the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem,
1910. Address: 905 Dorchester St. W..
Montreal. Clubs: Mount Royal, St. James,
Montreal; Rideau, Ottawa.

SHAW, Charles Lewis; barrister: 6.
Perth, Ont., 16 Feb., 1863; s. of Wm.
McNaim Shaw, M.L.A., and Eliza J. Dun-
ham; m. 1905, Isabelle, d. of J. H. Thomp-
son, of Toronto. Educ: Trinity Coll.,
Toronto. Called to bar of Man., 1884, and
practised in Edmonton. Nile voyager, 1 884
and correspondent in Eg3^t for Winnipes
Times; afterwards saw service in Turkey.
Returned to Canada^ 1886, and resumed law
practice and journalism; war correspondent,
S. Africa for syndicate Can. newspapers.

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Resident of Winnipeg past five years;
engaged in legal practice and frequent con-
trib. to magazines and daily press. PiU>-
licationa: short stories (McClure); Random
reminiscences of a Nile Voyager. Addrett:
Osborne St., Fort Rouge, Winnipeg.
• SHAW, WlUiam; 6. Quebec, 1841; «. of
the late John Shaw, of English descent;
unmarried. Educ: Quebec High Sch.
Joined firm of his imcle, S. J. Shaw, whole-
sale hardware merchants, as junior clerk;
admitted a partner 1870; incorporated The
Chinio Hardware Co., 1887, of which he
is now pres. and mng. dir. Dir., Union
Bank of Can., Light and Power Co., Quebec
Ry., Leboutilller Bros. Co.; gov. Jeffery
Hale Hospital, Quebec. Addreta: Maple
Av., Quebec. C;ii*6: Garrison.
SHEARER, Rev. John G., B.A., D.D.;
h. Oxford, Ont., 9 Aug., 1869; a. of John
Shearer and Margaret Cowan; m. Elizabeth
A. Johnston, Burford, Ont. ^duc. .-Western
Hi^h Sch., Brantford Coll. Inst., Toronto
Urn v., and Knox Coll.; ordained Presby-
terian Minister, 1888; Pastor Caledonia,
Ont., and ErsBne Church, Hamilton, till
1900; seven years general secretary. Lord's
Day Alliance of Canada; now general
secretary of Moral and Social Reform and
pf Evangelism of the Presbyterian Church
in Canada, and of the Moral and Social
Reform Council of Canada. Addreta: To-
ronto. Ont.
SHEHYN, Hon. Joseph; Senator; Kt.
Com. of St. Gregory the Great; Officer of
the Order of Leopold; b. Quebec, 10 Nov.,
1829; of Irish ana Canadian extraction; m.
(Ist) 1858, Marie Zoe Virginie, e, d. of
Ambroise Verret, (2nd) 1892, Mrs. Josep-
hine Leduc. nee Beliveau. Educ: Quebec
Seminary and by priv. tuition. Ex-pres.
of the Quebec Bd. of Trade and ex-mem.
of the Quebec Harbour Com. Was Prov.
Treas. in the Quebec Legis., in Mr.
Mer^cier's Admn., 1887-1891; apptd. Min-
ister without portfolio in Mr. Marchand's
Admn., 26 May, 1897. El. to Legislature
at g. e., 1875; re-el. at each succeeding el.
up to time of being called to the Senate,
5 Feb.. 1900. AMreea: 76 Grand AU^e.
Quebec. Club: Garrison, Quebec.
SHEPHERP, Francis J., M.D., CM.,
LL.D., F.R.C.S., Edin.; surgeon; h. Como,
Que., 1851; a. of the late Robert W. Shep-
herd and Mary C. de Les Demiers; m. 1878,
Lilias G. Torrance (dec); one a. two d.
Educ: Montreal High Sch., McGill Univ.,
Univ. of Vienna. Apptd. demonstrator of
Anatomy at McGill, 1876; Prof, of Anat-
omy, 1883; now Dean of the Medical
Faculty and Prof, of Anatomy, McGill
Univ.; Senior Surgeon, Montreal Gen.
Hospital. Mem. of Congress of American
Physicians and Surgeons; was vioe-pres.,
American Dermatological Assn. and pres.
of Canadian Medical Assn. and Montreal
Medico-Chirurgical Soc. Is a Fellow of
American Surgical Assn. and International
Soc. of Surgery; pres. Montreal Art Assn.
Chr. Doctor of Laws at Edinburgh, 1905, and
by Harvard Univ., 1906; F.R.C.S.E., 1906.
JFhMicationa: One of the authors of the
American Text Book of Surgery (The
American System of Surgery), and the
Quarterly Retrospect of Surgery, and has
contributed to numerous medical papers.

Has written largely on anatomy and surgery
for Woods' Reference Hand Book of the
Medical Sciences. Addreaa: 152 Mansfield
St.; Montreal. Cluba: Mount Royal, Univ-
ersity, Montreal Hunt.
SHEPPARX>, John Albert, M.L.A ; >.
Mount Forest, Ont., 1 S^t., 1875; ». of
John Sheppard and Margaret Reid; m.
Florence Herring of Belfontain, Ont.; one
a. one d. Taught sch. in Ont., two yeara,
and eight years at Moosejaw, Sask.; farmea
for five years; at present in partnership with
H. E. Anderson, Insurance and Real Es-
tate, Moosejaw; went west in 1897; el^c. to
represent Moosejaw in first Legislature
of Province of Sask., 1905; re-elec. 1908, and
apptd. Deputy Speaker. Adcbreaa: Moose-
jaw, Sask.
SHERBROOKE, Bishop of; aee Rt. Rev.

Paul LaRocque.
SHERWOOD, Lieut.-CoL Arthur Percy,
M.V.O., C.M.G.. A.D.C.; b. Ottawa. 18
March, 1864; a. of Edward Sherwood, of
Mount Sherwood, Ottawa, and Isabella P.
Turner; m. 1883, Esther Alberta, d. of
James Dyson and Esther Slater of Ottawa;
two a. four d. Educ: Ottawa Gram. Sch.
Dep. Sheriff of Carieton, 1877; Chief of
PoUce, Ottawa, 1879; Supt. of Dominion
Police, 1882; Commissioner of Dominion
Police for Canada since 1886; has charge of
Secret Service: officially thanked by the
Government of Canada for special services
rendered in coimection with obtaining cer-
tain evidence for the Behring Sea Arbitra-
tion (Order in Council, 13 Oct., 1893); was
responsible to the Government for the
safety of Their Roval Highnesses the Prince
and Princess of Wales during their stay in
Canada, and directed the police arrange-
ments at the various points visited, accom- '
panying the royal party throughout, 1901,
and again in connection with the visit of
the P. of W. to Quebec In 1908; specially
mentioned by His Royal Highness in a
letter to the Giovemor-General published
in the Canada Gatette. 26th Oct., 1901;
military career began 1884, as 2nd Lieut.,
CSrovemor General's Foot Guards; Lieut., -
1885; transferred to 43rd Rifles as Captain,
1886; Major, 1889: Lieut.-Col., 1898; at
present O. C. 8th Infantry Brigade; Hon.
A.D.C. to H.E. the Earl of Minto, Governor
Gen., 1899; and to H. E. Earl Grey, 1906;
member of the Canadian rifle teajtis which
competed at Wimbledon, 1886 and 1889;
President Canadian Military Rifle League
and Commandant Canadian Rifle Team at
Bisle3', 1903. Addreaa: 81 Laurier Avenue
West, Ottawa. Cluba: Rideau, Laurentian,
Country, Golf, Hunt, Ottawa.
SHERWOOD, Wm. Albert, A.R.C.A.,
O.S.A.; 6. Omemee, Ont.. 1 Aug., 1865;
father, English; mother, Irish; immarried.
Educ: Omemee Gram. Sch. Began the
study of portrait painting at an early
period of life; has painted many Can. genre

Pictures, amongst which are The Gold
'rospector, in the possession of the Ont.
Government; The Cfanadian Rancher; The
Canadian Backwoodsman, exhibited at
the British Ck>lonial Exhibition, London,
England. 1902; The Negotiation, in the
possession of Dominion Government. Chief
portraits — Hon. G. W. Ross, Premier of
Ontario, Rev. Chas. Scadding, D.D., Rev.

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Geo. F. Sherwood, Dr. Samuel Passmore
May, C.L.H.. Art Superintendent of Ontario
Col. Qunaauiufl. anci others. Life member
Can. Inst. Pttblicationa: articles in
the leading macasines of Canada; in the
Encyclopsedia of Canada; and Lectures upon
the National Spirit in Art. Reereation%:
walking, swimming, canoeing. Addreaa:
2i Queen St., East.. Toronto.

SHORTT, Adam, F.R.S. (Can.); 6. near
London, Ont., 24 Nov., 1869; a. of George S.
Short and Mary Shields, both from Scot.;
m. 1887, Elizabeth Smith, M.D., of Hamil-
ton, one of the first women in Canada, who
obtained the degree of M.D.; one «. two d.
Educ: Queen's Glasgow and Edinburgh
Univ. Has specially devoted himself, to a
study of Canadian economic and political
development, involving a close study of
French and British colonial policies; after
his return to Canada, became lecturer and
afterwards professor of Political Science in
Queen's Univ., Kingston; apptd. in 1908,
one of two Conmiissioners of the Canadian
Civil Service. Publicationa: a series of
papers on the History of Canadian Currencpr,
Banking and Exchange,' published in
the Journal of the Canadian Bankws'
Association; Imperial Preferential Trade,
from a Canadian point of view: among
numerous articles and reviews may be
mentioned. Social Life of Canada, The
Nicaragua Canal and the Clayton-Bulwer
Treaty, In Defence of Millionaires, Some
Aspects of the Imperial Problem, in the
Canadian Magazine; edited with Dr. Dough-
ty, "Documents relating to the Constitu-
tional History of Canada, 1759-1971;"
"Life of Lord Sydenham," (makers of Can-
ada series). RecrecUionB: gardening and

. boating. Addreta: 5 Marlborough Ave.,
Ottawa

SHOBTT, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, M.D.;
b. Winona, Ont., 18 Jan., 1869; d. of Syl-
vester Smith and Isabella Magee; m. Prof.
Adam Shortt,, Civil Service Commissioner:
one «. two d. Educ: by Giovemess, also
Hamilton Coll. Inst., and Queen's Univ.;
one of the first women in Canada to obtain
the d^ree of M.D. Publications: newspaper
articles. Address: 5 Marlborough Ave.,
Ottawa.

SHUTT, Frank Thomas, M.A. (Tor.),
F.R.I.C.. F.R.S.C.; b. London, Eng., 15
Sept., 1859; t. of William D. and Charlotte
Shutt. Educ: by private tuition and
'Toronto Univ.; arrived in Canada 1870;
trained in laboratory of Professor Ellis,
Public Analyst, Toronto, previous to taking
Univ. course; Fellow in Chemistry; To-
ronto Univ.; Chemist to the Dominion
Experimental Farms since 18 July, 1887;
Recreations: music, photography. Address:
(jentral Experimental Farm, Ottawa.

SICOTTE, Louis Wilfrid; Stipendiary
Magistrate, Montreal; b. Boucherville, Que.,
10 Dec., 1838; t. of J. B. Sicotte, and
Josephte Cere; m. Marie Malvina, d. of
Dr. Louis (Siard, Sec. of Prov. Bureau of
Educ; five t. bix d. Educ: St. Hyacinth*
Coll. Was prop, and ed. of the Colonisa-
tear; priv. sec. to late Sir George Cartier;
employed in Montreal Registrv Office.
Registrar of the cos. of Hochelaga and
Jacques Cartier; pres. of the Numismatic
Soc. of Montreal; pres. of the Historical
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Soc. of Montreal. Pvblications: Eztracta
from the Registers of Montreal and ad-
jacent counties; sketch of Michel Bibaud,
Addresses: 23 Laval Av., Montreal; Dorion-
ville and Fraserville (summer).

SIFTON, Hon. A, L., M.A., LL.B., K.C.:
b. 26 Oct., 1868; s. of Hon. John W. and
Kate Sifton; m. 1882, Mary H. Deering. '
Educ: various public sch.; Wesley Coll., and
Victoria Univ. Called to BaTj 1883; prac-
tised law; first elected to Tvmtorial Legis-
lature, 1808; re-elected by accl., 1901. on
taking office as Treasurer and Commissioner
Public Works; Chief Justice of Alberta
since 1906. Address: Edmonton, Alta.

SIFTON, Hon. Clifford, B.A., P.C, M.
P.; 6. "rp. of London, Middlesex, Ont., 10
Mar.. 1861; t. of John W. Sifton, formerly
Speaker of the Manitoba Assembly, and
Kate Sifton; m. 1884. Elizabeth Arma, d.
of H. T. Burrows, late of Ottawa; five •.
Educ: Victoria Coll., Cobourg, Ont., Prince
of Wales' Medal, 1880. Called to the Man.
bar, 1882; practised in Brandon; created
Q.C. by Dominion patent, 1895; elected
to Man. Legislature for North Brandon,
1888, and continued member until 1896;
Attorney-General and Minister of Education
Greenway Administration, 1891; codified
laws relating to civil procedure in Man.;
conducted negotiations on behalf of Man.,
with Dominion authorities in reference to
the Man. school question; retired from
Manitoba Government and entered Sir
Wilfrid Laurier's Administration as Minister
of the Interior and Superintendent-General
of Indian Affairs, 1896; resigned 1906 on
account of disagreement with Sir Wilfrid
Laurier regarmng educational clauses
of bills to establish the provinces of
Alberta and Sask.; agent of the British
Government before the Alaska Boundary
Tribunal, 1903; Chairman of Commission on
Conservation of natural resources of Canada
1909; first elected to B. of C, for Brandon,
Man., 1896; re-elected, 1900, 1904, 1908.
Address: 215 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa;
Assiniboine Lodge, Mallorytown, Ont. (Jun«
to Oct.) Clvhs: Manitoba, Winnipeg; Rid-
eau, Ottawa. ^ „

SIMMONS, Thomas Lockwood, C.E..
B.A., (Univ. N.B.); b. Lakeville, Sunburjr
Co., N.B., 17 Jan., 1872; t. of James Ed-
ward Simmons and Hannah Burpee; m.
Winifred M. Dick; one a. Educ: Coll.
Sch., Fredericton, and Univ. of N.B.; grad.
in 1893; on railway work from that time
until 1898; from 1898 to 1901, in charge of
work deepening channel on river reaches
of Lake St. Francis; in 1901, apptd. inspect-
ing engineer of Dept. of Railways and
Canals; in 1904 apptd. inspecting engineer
Board of Railway Commissioners for Can-
ada. Recreaiion: golf. Address: 92 James
St., Ottawa.

SIMPSON, liOUls, J. P.; 6. Manchester,
Eng., 15 Feb., 1853; s. of Thomas Simpson
and Maria Gillett; m. Ellen Ashton, of Dar-
win, Lancashire, Eng.; two t. Educ:
Great Ealing School, primary; completed
education imder tutelage of the Rev. W. W.
Wilson, B.A., Oxford; learned the^businesa
of cotton spinning and manufacturing at the
mills of his elder brother, Albert Simpson,
of Preston, Lancashire; came to Canada in
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Scotia Cotton Co.; management of the
Montreal Cotton Co., 1 Jime, 1888 for
twelve years; spent 6 years in fiutherance
of the electric smelting of iron ores;
resumed management of the Montreal
Cotton Co., 1 Sept., 1905; resigned 30 Jan.,
1909, to complete the work commenced on
electric smelting of iron ores. Addrets:
Fitzroy Harbor, Ont. Club: Rideau, Ottawa

SINCLAIR, Jolin Howard, LL.B., M.P.;
h. Goshen, Guysboro Co.. N.S., 27 May, 1848.
». Donald Sinclair and Jane McN^eil; m.
Jessie M. Carmichael. d. of the late Senator
J. W. Carmichael of New Glasgow, N.S.;
one «. Educ: Com. Sch., Goshen, Guys-
borough Acad., and Dalhousie Coll., Hali-
fax; Mayor of New Glasgow, 1900-1901;
elec. to N.S. Legislature for Guysboro Co.,
1894, and held the seat irntil 1904; elec.
to the Federal House at a bye-elec, 1904;
re-elec. 1904, and 1908. Address: New Glas-
gow, N.S. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

SINNOTT, Very B-ev. Mgr. Alfred Ar-
thur, B.A., D.C.L.; b. Morell, P.E.I.,
22 Feb., 1877; «. of John Sinnott and Jane
McAuley; Educ: St. Dunstan's Coll.,
Charlottetown, P.E.I., Grand Seminary,
Montreal, and a post graduate course m
Rome. Ordained priest 18 Feb., 1900; was
for two years professor in St. Dimstan's
Coll., Charlottetown. P.E.I., when in Nov.,
1903^ was named to present position as
Private Secretary to His Excellency the
Apostolic Delegate in Ottawa. Address:
Apostolic Delegation, The Driveway, Ot-

SIBOIS. Louis Philippe, N.P.. LL.D.
(Laval Univ.); Prof, of Constitutioffal Law
at Laval Univ.; 6. Kamouraska, Que., 4
May, 1851; s. of Theodore Sirois and Justine
Pelletier; m. (1st) 1877. Atala Blais, of
Montmagny (d. 1883); (2nd) 1889, Atala
Foumier; five children. Educ: Ste. Anne's
Coll., Laval Univ. Grad. LL.L., 1876
(gold medal donated by Lord Dufferin the
then Gov.-Gen. of Can.), LL.D., 1886.
Apptd. Prof, of Constitutional Law, Laval
Univ., 1887; apptd. mem. of Com. for
Revision of the Statutes of the Dom. of
Can. Admitted a N.P., 18 May, 1876.
Pres., Bd. of Notaries 1900-1903. Vice-
pres. La Caisse d'Economie de Notre Dame
de Quebec; sec. and gov. Le Syndicat Fin-
ancier, Laval Univ., Quebec. Recreations:
yachting, travelling. Address: 21 Couillard
St., Quebec.

8K£IiTON, Oscar Douglas, M.A.. Ph.
D.; b. OraQgeville, Ont., 1878; a. of Jeremiah
and Elizabeth Skelton; m. Isabel Murphy;
two «. Educ: Cornwall and Orangeville
High Sch., and Univ. of Chicago; in journal-
ism in the United States^ 1901-1904; post
graduate work, Univ. Chicago, 1905-1908;
professor of political sicence. Queen's Univ.,
Kii^ston, 1908. Publications: Socialism;
a critical analysis. Address: Queen's Univ-
ersity, Knigston. Club: Frontenac, King-
ston.

SUiDEN, Arthur French; b. Woolwich,
E^., 30 April, 1866; t. of Col. Sladen, late
Ro^l Artillery, and Caroline Mary French;
m. Kathleen Hume Powell, of Ottawa; four
•. Educ: Haileybury Coll., Royal Naval
Coll., Grenwich; arrived in Canada, 1887;
formerly in Royal Marine Artillery; after-
wards farming; entered Governor General's

office in 1891; private secy, to three Gov-
ernors General. Recreations: shooting, fish-
ing, golfi Address: 182 Daly Ave., Ottawa.
Clubs: Rideau, Golf, Ottawa.

SLOAN, WiUiam; capitalist; b. Wing-
ham, Ont., 10 -Sept., 1867; s. of Dr. R. J.
Sloan and Elizabeth McMichael; m. Flora
McGregor Glaholm; Educ: Pub. Sch. and
Cbll. Inst., Seaforth, Ont. Spent two yrs.
in Customs service at Shanghai, China;
returned to B.C. in 1888, and resided in
Victoria, Vancouver and Nanaimo; was
unsuccessful can. for H. of C. for Vancouver
at g. e., 1900; el. for Comox-Atlin, at g. e.,
1904; re-el. 1908, but resigned seat in
favour of Hon. Wm. Templeman, Min. of
Inland Revenue. Treas. of B.C. Liberal
Assn. and Liberal Oiganizer for Vancouver
Island; ex-pres. of the Nanaimo Caledonian
Soc. Address: Nanaimo, B.C. Clubs:
Rideau, Ottawa; Union, Victoria, B.C.

SMALL, Henry Beaumont, M.D.. CM.
(McGill); b. Toronto, 1856; s. of Henry
Beaumont Small; m. Minnie Macpherson,
of Kingston, Ont.; one s. two d. Educ:
Durham Coll. Sch., Montreal; McGill Univ.
Practises prof, in Ottawa. Hon. treas.,
Dom. of Can. Medical Assn. Publications:
Contributions to "Reference Handbook of
Medical Science," "25th Century Pract. of
Medicine," and medical journals. Recrea-
tions:Ko\i, curling. Address: 150 Laurier
Ave., W., Ottawa.

SMALLFLBLD, William Elgood; editor
and proprietor of the Renfrew Mercury; b^
Brooklyn, N.Y., 22 Oct., 1861; a. of Albert
Smallfield and Martha Ann Elgood; m. Ida.
J. Hamilton ; two s. Came to (Tanada, 1863,
and educ. at the Renfrew Pub. and High
Schs. Taken into business partnership^ in
"The Renfrew Mercury,'* before reaching
majority. Served as Town CJouncillor for
several yrs.; reeve one .vr.; Mayor three yrs.
Pres.. Pub. Library, Bd. of Trade; mem. of
Hospital Bd.; mem. of Executive of Can.
Press Assn. for seven yrs.; sec.-treas. of
Renfrew Agric. and Industrial Fair. Pub-
lications: Special articles on "Municipal
Ownership m Canadian Towns." Recrea-
tions: municipal and local activities. Ad-
dress:: Renfrew, Ont.

SMALI.PEICE, Henry Edward, J. P.; b.
Guildford, Surrey. Eng., 28 Jan., 1848; s.
of Henry William and Harriett Smallpeice;
m. Eliza 2nd d. of John Wickson, 7 June,
1869; two s. five d. Educ: West Camber-
well Coll., Denmark Hill, London, Eng.;
arrived in Canada, July, 1862; newspaper
man all his life; started on Toronto Globe;
was owner of the late Toronto Sun and
National; m«nber of the Board of Educa-
tion for the City of Toronto for many yrs. ;
at present represents several leading Can-
adian newspapers in Toronto. Recr&Uions:
horticulture and horses. Address: }r56
Dunn Ave., Toronto.

SMART, Lieut.-Col. Charles Allan; b.
Montreal, 23 March, 1868. of Scotch des-
cent; m. 1893. Ella Maud, d. of William
McWood, for many jots. supt. of car dept.
of G.T.R.; one d. Educ: Montreal pub.
and high schs. Was in employ of station-
ery firm of Bimtin, Boyd & Co., for three
yrs.; Tellier, Rothwell & Co., dealers in
oils for seven yrs., and Dom. Bag Co., Ltd.,
then Consumers' Cordage Co. In 1906,

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organized the Smart Bag Ck>., Ltd., of which
he became pres. and mgr. dir. Served for a
number of yrs. with the Sixth Hussars.
Organized the Thirteenth Scottish light
Dragoons, 1904, and became Lieut.-CM.;
retired 1906. Mem. Montreal Military
Inst., St. Andrew's Soc, Caledonia Soc,
Carnarvon Chapter, R.A.M.; a Knight
Templar and a Shriner. AddreM: 33 Sussex
Ave., Montreal. C2u2>: Canada.
SMART, George Bogue; b. Brockville.
Ont., 30 May, 1864; t. of James Smart and
Annie Bogue; m. Annie Lindsay Page:
three «. Educ: Pub. Sch., Brockville, and
Woodstock Coll.; on the sta£F of the Mol-
son's Bank; joined the Immigration service
in June, 1899; now inspector of Inmiigrant
Children. Publications: Annual reports on
Juvenile Immigration. Addreas: 60 Mc-
Laren St., Ottawa.
SMART, James Allan; b. Brockville,
Ont.. 6 June. 1858; «. of James Smart,
manufacturer, and Anne Bogue; m. £.
Prances Jones, Prescott; five t. two d.
Educ: at Com. and Gram. Sch. Brock-
ville. and Woodstock Coll.; lived in Mani-
toba for 17 years, 1880 to 1897; merchant
at Winnipeg and Brandon; alderman and
Mayor of Brandon for four years; repres-
ented East Brandon in Provincial Legis-
lature from 1886 to 1888. and Brandon,
from 1888 to 1892; Minister of Public Works
in Green way Government for five years;
Deputy Min. of Interior, 1897-1904. Ad-
dreta: Lachine, Que., and 260 St. James St.,
Montreal.
SMITH, Alexander, B.A.. barrister, b. Tp.
of Saugeen, Bruce Co., Ont.; ». of Peter
Smith and Christina Bell (both Scotch),
unmarried. Educ: Port Elgin pub. sch.,
Walkerton high sch., Toronto Univ.. Ont-
ario law sch. Taught sch. while studing for
matriculation. Graduated B.A. (1889). at
Toronto Univ. with honours. In jour-
nalism for four years while taking law
course; called to bar of Ontario, 1893;
shortly after conunencing practice, was
offered and accepted the position of Sec-
retary to the Liberal Party in Federal and
Provincial affairs, and election organizer
with headouarters alternating between
Ottawa and Toronto. While occupying
this important confidential post, the Lib-
erals were successful in the Federal General
Elections of 1896, 1900 and 1904. and in the
Ontario Provincial General Ejections of
1894, 1898 and 1902. Immediately after
the Federal Election of 1904, resumed the
practice of law in the City of Ottawa, as
senior member of the firm of Smith &
Johnston, and in the Federal Elections of
1908, acted in the capacity of general
adviser to the Liberal organization with
particular reference to matters of l^al
miportance. Has an extensive knowlecpse
of every constituent in Ont., and by
frequent visits to the Western Provs. is also
in close touch with their development. For
many 3rrs. a mem. of 2nd Q. O. Rifles,
Toronto; is now chn. of the (Ottawa Com-
mittee of ex-members of the Regt.. who
will participate in Jubilee celebration of
Regt., June, 1910. Recreationa: rowing,
curling, lawn bowling. Addreaaea: 132
O'Connor St.; Trust Bmlding, Ottawa (bus.
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Cluba: Laurentian, Elks', Ottawa; National,
Ontario, Toronto.

SBHTH, Alexander Wilson, M.P.; h.
Victoria, York Co., Ont., 12 Nov., 1862:
r. of James S. Smith, who represented
North Middlesex, in Ont. Legis., 1867-1875.
and who was bom in Thurso, Caithness,
Scotland, and Agnes Wilson Smith, bom in
Elderslie, Lanark, Scot. Educ: Pub. Sch.,
Rockwood Acad., and Canadian Literary
Inst., Woodstock^ Ont.; pres. Prov. Winter
Fair, Guelph, at its beginning and for four
years following; pres. Dom. Cattle Breeders'
Association, the Dom. She^ Breeders'
Assn., the American Leicester Breeders'
Assn., and Dom. Shorthorn Breeders' Assn.;
first elected to H. of C, 1908; Presbyterian;
Liberal. Addreaa: Maple Lodge, Ont,

SMITH, Charles James; Gen. Mgr. of
the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co.; b.
Hamilton, Ont., 10 March, 1862; a. of John
and Sarah A. Smith; m. Jessie L. Brown;
one a. three d. Educ : Hamilton High Sch.,
and Wentworth Coll. Entered Ry. service
1879, since when he has been conseoutivdy
clerk local frt. office. Hamilton A North-
westem Ry., at Hamilton, 1879-1880; with
audit and purchasing dept., Chicago and
Alton Rd., 1880-82; m construction dept.,
C. P. Ry., 1882-1886; in traffic dept.. New
York Lake Erie & Westem Rd.. 1886-86;
chief clerk to gen. raigr., Chicago A Atlantic
Ry.. 1886-88; traffic dept., "Soo" line, 1888;
in traffic dept., St. Paul Minneapolis &
Manitoba Ry. (Great Northem). 1888-90;

f;en. frt. and passenger agt.. Cuiada At-
antifi Ry., 1890-98; gen. traffic zngr.. same
rd. and Canada Atlantic Transit Co.. 1898-
1904; apptd. gen. mgr., Richelieu & (Jntario
Nav. Co., 1 April, 1904. Addreaa: 31 On-
tario Ave., Montreal. CZu&«.* Rideau. Ottawa;
Garrison, Quebec; R. C. Y^ Toronto; St.
James. Forest and Stream. Hunt, Montreal.

SMITH, E. Norman: managing editor
Ottawa Free Preaa: b. Manchestw, Eng..
3 Feb. 1871; a. of John Walker Smith and.
Annie Bourne; m. Bessie Irving of Dimdas,
Ont.; one a. one d. Educ: British Sch.,
Ooyden, -Eaag-J arrived in Canada, 1873;
reportonal staff, Press Association, London,
Eng.; Chicago Tribune, Toronto World;
editorial staffs Woodstock Sentinel Review;
Toronto Mail and Ermpire^ and Toronto
Globe; became managing director and
editor, Ottawa Daily Free Preaa. Dec., 1006,
subsequently becoming principal owner.
Addreaa: Ottawa, CZuSs: Kideau, Ottawa;
Ontario. Toronto.

SMITH, His Hon. George, M.A.- b.
Newton Farm^ Cambuslang. Lanarkshire.
Scot., 1862; a. of John Douglas Smith, and
Margaret Paton; m. Emily Irvine Smith,
M.B.; two d. Arrived in Canada, 1869;
First Blake Scholarship and M»A., Toronto
Univ.; Latin Master, Woodstock Baptist
Coll.; barrister; elected member of H. of C.
for North Oxford. 1906: apptd. County
Judge of Essex. 1909. Addreaa: Windsor.
Ont.

SMITH, Goldwin, D.C.L.: «. a. of Rich-
ard Smith, M.D.. Reading, Berks, and Eliza
Breton; m. Harriet E. M. BouHon (nee
Dixon). Educ: Eton; Farley, near Bath;
Univ. Coll., Oxford. Gained Hertford
Scholarship. 1842; Ireland, 1846; Chan-
cellor's Pnse for Latin Verse. 1846; Latin

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Essay. 1846; English Essay, 1847; Fellow
Univ. Coll., 1846; ban*. Lincoln's Inn;
Regius Prof. Modem History, Oxford, 1868-
66; prominent champion of the North during
American Qvil War, 1864: went to U.S.,
1868; became honorary Prof, of English and
Constitutional History in Cornell Univ-
' ersity, U.S.A. ; took uj^ reaiaence in Canada,
1871; active in Philanthropic work in
Toronto. Puhlicationa: Irish History and
Irish Character; Three English Statesmen;
The Empire; Lectures on the Study of
History; The Reorganisation of the Umver-
eity of Oxford; A Plea for the Abolition of
Tests; Does the Bible sanction American
Slavery? The Civil War in America; Letter
on Southern Independence; Rational Reli-
gion and RationaUstic Objections; Canada
and the Canadian Question; The Political
Destiny of Canada; Loyalty, Aristocracy,
and Jingoism; False Hopes; Lectures and
Essays; Cowper; Jane Austen; The United
States; Essays on Questions of the Day; A
Trip to England; Oxford and her Colleges;
Wifiiam Lk>yd Garrison; Bay Leaved;
Specimens of Greek Tragedy; Guesses at the
Riddle of Existence; The United Kingdom;
Commonwealth or Empire; In the Court of
History; the Foimder of Christendom; lines
of Religious Inquiry; My Memory of Glad-
stone; Irish History and the Irish Question;
In Quest of Light; Revolution or Progress?;
Labour and Capital; etc. Addre$9: The
Grange, Toronto. Ciufc: Press, (hon. presdt.)
TOTonto.

SMITH, Lieut.-Col. Henry Robert, I.S.
C, A.D.C., J.P., Sgt.-at-Arms of the H. of
C. of Canada: b. Kingston, Ont., 30 Dec.,
1843; 8. Sir Henry Smith, K.B.; Q.C., and
Mary, d. of Robert Talbot, Kingston; m.
Mary Giu*ley, widow of Major R. W.
Barrow. R. C. R., of Syndope Hall, Derby-
shire (dec. 1907). Educ: Gram. Sch.,
Kingston; Deputy Sergt.-at-Amrs, H. of C,
1872; Sergt.-at-Arms, 1892; A.D.C. to
successive Governors General since the
time of the Marquis of Lome. Recreaiiona:
shooting and fishiiig. Address: 118 William
St., Kmgston, and House of Commons,
Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau» Coimtry, Ottawa;
Frontenac, Kingston.

SMITH, JamesFrederick, K.C., LL.B.;
b. Barrie, Ont., 6 Nov., 1840; s. of James
Frederick Smith and Mary Sanford; m.
Alice Jefifery, Carters Comer Place, Hail-
sham, Sussex, Eng. ; four «. three d. Educ, :
Up. Can. Coll., and Univ. of Toronto;
called to the bar, 1862; Q.C., 188S. Pub-
liccUions: editor of Ontario Law Reports,
1885-1909. Recreations: walking, travelling.
Address: Westholm, May Street, Toronto.

SMITH, J.Obed; Asst. Supt. of Emigra-
tion at London, England; b. Warwickshire,
Eng., 22 Sept., 1864. Called to the Mani-
tolm Bar, 30 Nov., 1891; for many yrs. in
the service of the Manitoba Gk>yt.; apptd.
Dominion Commissioner of Immigration at
Winnipeg, 18 Jan., 1901; Asst. Supt. of
Emigration at London, England, Jan.,
1908. Address: 11-12 Charing Cross, Lon-
don, S.W. Eng.

SMITH, Ralph, M.P.: b. nr. Newcastle-
on-Tyne, England, 8 Aug., 1858; s. of Rob-
ert and Margaret Smith; m. M. E. Spear;
five s. Educ: Newcastle and District Sch.
Arrived in Canada, 1 Oct., 1892; went into

the mines at Newcastle, at 11 years of age;
worked up into official position; prominent
Methodist layman, associated with Q.
Fmwick, M.P., John Wilson, M,P.. T. Burt,
M.P., and other labour Liberals; prominent
with co-operative societies; delegate to
Glasgow' Congress; left England for his
health; became agent for B.C. coal miners;
elec. 1898 to Leg. Ass. of B.C.; elec. to the
H. of C, 1900; re-elec. 1904; and 1908.
Address: Nanaimo, B.C.

SMITH, Lieut.-Coi. Robert, K.C., M.P.;
6. Tp. of Ramsay, Lanark Co., Ont., 7 Dec,
1858; s. of William Smith and Jane Ndlson;
m. Florence Parker Pettit, d. of the late
Rev. Canon Pettit; one t. one d. Educ:
Almonte High Sch.; called to the bar, 1885;
apptd. K.C., 1908; b a director of the
Montreal and Cornwall Navigation Co.,
Ltd.; practices in Cornwall; is Lieut.-Col.,
Commanding the 59th R^.; unsuccessful
candidate for H. of C. 1904; elec. 1908.
Recreaiions: shootiilg and yachtix^. Ad-
dress: Cornwall, Ont . Club : Cornwall.

SMITH, Robert Cooper, B.C.L., K.C.;
b. Montreal. 13 June, 1859; s. of Robert
Smith, and Annie Reynolds; m. 1890,
Charlotte Florence Elisabeth, d. of Milton
Pennington. Educ: Montreal High Sch.;
McGill Univ. Called to Bar. 1882; Q.C.
1897; some years on coimcil of the Bar:

§ractising as senior member of legal firm of
mith, Markey, and Skinner. Professor of
Commercial Law, McGill Univ., since 1899;
at present Batonnier of the Bar of Montreal ;
Conunodore, R. St. L. Y. C. Recreations.
yachting, golf. Addresses: Montreal and
Dorval. Clubs: St. James, Mount Royal,
R. St. L.Y.C., Dorval, Forest and Stream,
Montreal; Garrison, Quebec; Rideau, Ot-
tawa.

SMITH, William; b. Tp. of East Whitby
Ont., 16 Nov., 1847; s. of William Smith and
Elisabeth Laing; m. Helen Bums; two s,
one d. Educ: Pub. Sch. and Up. Cam.
Coll.; Trustee of Public Sch. since 1869;
Deputy Reeve of East Whitby five years:
Reeve for four years; member of the H. of
C. for South Ont., from 1887 to 1896;
president of Maple Leaf Insurance Co. for
over 14 years; farmer and stock breeder.
/lflWrc««; Township of East Whitby, Ont.

SMITH, William, B.A.; Secy. P. O. Dept.:
6. Hamilton, Ont., 31 Jan., 1859; s. of
Thomas and Margaret Smith; m. Mabel
McHenry, of St. John, N.B.; five «. one d.
Educ: Hamilton Coll. Inst., and Toronto
Univ.; entered Hamilton Post Office in
Nov., 1876; was transferred to mail con-
tract branch of P. O. Dept., 1886, and
became Secretary of the Department on
1 July, 1902; takes great interest in cable
matters, wrote chapter on a "Postal Cable
Service in Johnson's "Annals and Aims
of the Pacific Cable." Address: 93 Fourth

SMITH, Wiliiietm Richmond; b. Ottawa,
Ont., 26 Feb., 1868; s. of John Smith and
Martha Smith. Educ: Ottawa. In jour-
nalism for many 3T8. Was on the stafif of
the Ottawa Journal, and Montreal Star; rep.
latter paper throughout South African
campaign; rep. London. Eng. Standard, and
American Associated Press during Russo-
Japanese War. Spent several months in
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Bubsequ^itly published result of his en-
quiries. For the past three yrs. on the
editorial staff of the NeW York TrUmru,
as such made exhaustive enquiry into
finances of City of New York, which led
to radical chanses in civic bookkeeping.
Publication$: "Siege and Fall of Port
Arthur;" "Municipal Trading in Great
Britain." Addrcfs: The Tribune, New York.
Club: National, Toronto.
SMITH, Bev. WlUlam Wye; b. Jed-
buiT?h, Scot., 1 March, 1827; ». of John
Smith, Crailing, Roxburghshire, and Sarah
Veitch, Yetholm, Roxburghshire; m. (1st) i
Margaret Chisholm, Lancaster, Ont., (2nd)
Catharine R. Young, Hamilton, Ont.;
one «. three d. Arrived in Canada,
1837; worked on his father's farm, S.
Dimifries, Brant.; sch. teacher; store
keeper; clerk of court; editor; now Con-
gr^ational Minister. PubHcation$: poems
1888; "New^ Testament in Braid Scotch,"
1901; (2nd edition, 1904); selected poems,

1908. Address: 161 Halley Ave., Toronto,
Ont.

SMYTH, WilUam Boss, K.C., M.P.; b.
Thomroan, Aberdeenshire, Scot., 3 Jan.,
1867; s. of Francis and Isabella Smyth,
Scotch; m. 17 Oct., 1879, Nancy Burden,
1^. of Plummer; four s. seven d. Pres.,
Nancy Helen ^line, Ltd.; elec. to the Ont.
Legis„ 1902, 1906, 1908; resigned from
local Leg. and elected to the H. of C, 1908,
for Algoma E.; Presbyterian; Conservative.
Address: Rydal Bank, Ont.

SNIDEB, His Hon. Colin George, B.A.,
Judge of the County Court, Wentworth,
K.C.; 6. Norfolk Co. Ont., 21 May, 1850; s.
of George Snider, and Elizabeth M. Hamel;
m. Helen B. Grasett; one «. five d. Judge
of the County Court of the County of Went-
worth. Address: Hamilton, Ont. Clubs:
Hamilton, Oakville.

SNOWBALL, William Buniine; b.Chat-
ham, N.B., 12 Jan., 1861; s. of Hon. Jabea
Bunting and Margaret Snowball; m. Bertha
B. Harris of Hamilton, Ont., five s. two d.
Educ: Gram. Sch., Chatham, N.B., and
Up. Can. Coll., Toronto; alderman of Chat-
ham, 1898, 1899, 1903-1904, 1905; Mayor,
1901, 1902; President, J. B. Snowball Co.,
Ltd.; President, Canadian Forestry Assn.,
1908; President, Maritime Board of Trade,

1909. Recreations: fishing and hunting.
Address: Chatham, N.B.

SOPEB, Warren Young: b. Oldtown,
Maine, 9 March, 1854; «. of Albert Webster
Soper and Eleanor Young; m. Annie, d. of
Lt.-Col. Newson; three «. one d. Educ:
Ottawa; arrived in Canada, 1856; pres.,
Aheam & Soper, Limited; Dunlop Tire
Company; Ottawa Building Companv;
director, Ottawa Electric Railway Company
Ottawa Light Heat and Power Co.; Imper-
ial Life Assurance Co. Address: Lomado,
Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau,
Golf, Hunt, Ottawa; Engineers, Montreal.

SOBMANY, Alphonse, M.D., M.L.A.; b.
Shippigan, Gloucester Co., N.B., 31 March,
1880; «. of H. A. Sormany and Virginia
Hack^; m. Eva Couillard, of Quebec; ones.
Educ: Caraquet College and Laval Univ.
A physician; pres. of Gloucester Navigation
Co., Ltd.; elec. member Provincial L^s-
lature. Mar. 2, 1908; youngest member in
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dress: Shipp^an, N.B.
SOUTHAM, William; Pres. of Southam
Ltd.; b. Montreal, 23 Aug., 1843; t. of
William and Mercy Southam; m. Wilson,
d. of James Mills, of Ayrt Scot.; six t. one d.
Educ: London, Ont. Pub. Sch. A master
printer in Hamilton and Toronto for many
yrs., also in Montreal,; different businesses
consolidated in company known as Southam
Ltd.; also controls the Hamilton Spectator,
Ottawa Citizen, and Calgary Herald; a dir.
of the Canadian Transmission Co.; dir. of
the Caledonian Power Co.; dir., of the
Mercantile Trust Co., of Hamilton. Rt-
creations: lawn bowling, curling. Address:
Pinehurst, Hamilton, Ont. Clubs: Hamilton.
Golf, Hamilton.

SOUTHAM, Wilson Mills: b. London,
Ont., 2 Oct., 1868; t. of William Southam
and Wilson Mills; m. Henrietta A. Cargill,
3rd d. of late Henry Cargill, Cargill, Ont.,
and member of H. of C. for East Bruce;
two a. two d. Educ: Hamilton Pub. Sch.
and Coll. Inst. In journalism for matty
yrs.; formerly business mgr. of the Hamil-
ton Spectator; now managing dir. Ottawa
Citizen. Address: Ottawa, Ont. Clubs:
Rideau, Golf, Coimtry and Hunt, Ottawa,
Ont.

SPENCE, Francis Stephens ;Chn. of the
Toronto Harbour Conm.; 6. Donegal. Irel..
29 March, 1850; s. of Jacob Spence and
Elizabeth Stephens; in. Sara Violet N orris;
two «. two d. Came to Can., in 1861, and
educ. at Toronto Normal Sch. Taught
sch. at Dnramiondville, Prescott and Tor-
onto; mem. of the Toronto Sch. Bd. for two
yrs.; mem. Toronto City Coun. as Alder-
man for six yrs.; CJontroller four yrs.; hon.
pres., Ont. Branch, Dom. Alliance; mng. ed.
Canada Citizen, Pioneer, etc.; Chn., of the
Harbour Comn. Publications: "The Facta
of the Case;" "The Vanguard;" "The
Campaign Manual. Addresses: Confedera-
tion Life Bldg. (Bus.); 554 Spadiiia Ave.,
Toronto.

SQUAIB, John, B.A. (1883); b. Bow-
manville, Ont., 1850; «. of Scotch parents;
m. Laiu-a Prout; one d. Educ: Pub. Sch.
of Clarke, High Sch. of Newcastle and
Bowmanville, and Univ. of Toronto; head
of the Department of French in Univ.
Coll., since 1883; active in work of Ontario
Educational Association, and Dominion
Educational Association; examiner in Mod-
em Languages (chiefly French) for Ontario
Educationa, Department, and Univ. of
Toronto. Publications: in colloborntion
with various persons edited many vole.
and translations of French literature;
ready for press, a selection from the poetry
of Victor Hugo, also a French Reader, a
French Grammar, and Exercises in French
prose (all three in colloboration). AddreBs:
61 Major St., Toronto.

STAIBS, Major Henry Bertram, D.S. O. ;
b. 29 Apr., 1871; s. of late John Stain,
Halifax, N.S.; m. 1903, Judith, d. of late
George Henderson. Barrister, Supreme
Court, N.S., 1893. Served South Africa;
present at Paardeberg, 18-27 Feb., 1900
(despatches. Queen's medal, 4 clasps, D.S.
O., Brevet Majoritv), Driefontein, Hout
Nek, Sand River, Johannesburg, etc.; Gapt.
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Princess Louise Fusiliers, Canada. AcUireat:
14'Lucknow Street, Halifax, N.S. Club:
Halifax.

ST. ALBERT, Bishop of; see Rt. Rer.
Kniile J. Legal.

STANFI£IJ>, John, M.P.; b. Charlotte-
town, P.E.I., 18 May, 1868; «. of Charles
Edward Stanfield, and Lydia Dawson; m.
1902, Sadie Yorston, Truro, N.S., one ».
Educ.: Truro; Pres.. Stanfield's Limited,
operating the plant rormerly known as the
Truro Knitting Mills Company; elec. to the
H. of C. at bye-election, 28 Nov., 1907;
re-elec. 1908; Church of England; Conser-
vative. Address: Truro, N.S. Club: Laur-
entian, Ottawa.

STANSFIELD, Prof. Alfred, D.Sc. A.R.
S.M.; 6. Bradford, Yorks, Eng., March,
1871; e. a. of Frederic Stansfield; m. 1905,
Ethel Ernestine, d. of F. E. Grubbj^ for-
merly of Cahir Abbey, Co. Tipperary. Educ. :
Ackworth Sch.; Bradford Technical Coll.:
Royal Coll. of Science, London. Carriea
out researches on alloys for Sir Wm.
Roberts-Austen, 1891-98; Doctor of Science
of the London Univ., 1898; in charge of
Metallurgical Laboratories of the Royal
Sch. of Mines» 1898-1901; Prof, of Metal-
lurgy, McGill Univ., Montreal, since 1901.
PxUdicationa: papers on Pyrometry, the
Solution Theory of Carbunsed Iron, the
Constitution of Alloys, the Burning of
Steel, Metallui^cal Teaching and the Elec-
tric Furnace. Address: 214 Park Ave.,
Montreal. Club: Engineers. Montreal.

STAPIiES, William B., M.P.; b. Fleet-
wood, Tp. Manvers, Ont., 10 Nov., 1868;
8. of James Staples and Jane Evans; m.
26 May, 1892, Nellie Metcalf, d. of Thomas
A. Metcalfe of Treheme, Man.; Educ:
pub. sch., Fleetwood; High Sch., Lindsay,
and Coll. Inst., Winnipeg; holds 2nd Class
Teacher's Certificate; was twelve years in
municipal coimcil as coimcillor and reeve;
elec. to the H. of C, 1904, and 1908, for
Macdonald, Man.; Methodist; Conservative.
.4cWrc««; Treheme, Man.

STEELE, James; Registrar of Deeds for
North Perth; b. Avonbank, Tp. of Downie,
Perth Co., Ont., 8 Aug., 1864; «. of Thomas
Steele an4 Joan Todd; m. Emily Rutledge
Ousted; one s. one d. Educ: St. Mary's
Coll. Inst, and Osgoode Hall, Toronto.
Called to bar of Ont., June, 1892, and
practiced law in Stratford, until apptd. to
present pos., Aug., 1908. Took an active
part in politics on Cons, side; mem. of
Public Sch. Bd. and Public Liby. Bd. for
several yrs. Recreations: curling, lawn
bowls, golf, gardening. AcWreaa; 137 Mom-
nighton, St., Stratford, Ont.

STEELE, CoL Samuel Benfleld, C.B.,
1900; M.V.O. (4th Class) 1900; b. Medonte.
County Simcoe, Ont., 5 Jan., 1849; 4th a. or
Captain Elmes Steele, R.N., of Coleford,
Gloucestershire, and 2nd wife, Anne, y. d.
of Neil Maclan Maedonald, of Islay; m.
1890, Marie Elizabeth, e. d. of Robert Har-
wood. Seigneur of Vaudreuil, Que., one
8. two d. Educ: Orillia. Co. Simcoe;
British American Commercial Coll.,
Toronto. 36th Batt. Simcoe Foresters,
1866; qualified with 2nd Batt. 17th Rej^.,
(now the Lacestershires); served Fenian
Raids. 1866-70; Red River Expedition.
1870 (medal with three clasps); joined

Canadian Permanent Artillery on the re-
turn of the expedition; joined the North-
West Mounted Police, 1873; Inspector,
1878; Superintendent, 1885; served cam-
paign of 1885 in North-West Terr, and
was presort ^t action of Frenchman's Butte;
commanded the Moimted Force in pursuit
of Big Bear's Band and the Wood Crees
(despatches, medal with clasp) : comjnanded
**D" Division of the North-Weat Moimted
Police in an expedition into Kootenay,
British Columbia, to restore prder (thankea
in General Orders); commanded the North-
West Mounted Police posts on the summits
of the White and Cmlkoot passes during
the rush of the miners into the Klondyke,
1898; was magistrate and had charge of the
Customs ^thanked by the CSrovemor-General
in Council); commanded the North-West
Mounted Police in the Yukon territory dur-
ing the organization of the same in 1898-99,
and was a member of the Council of the
territory; commandant of the Strathcona
Horse in Boer War (despatches twice.
Queen's medal, three clasps, Kind's medal,
two clasps) : regiment presented with King's
Colours and medals by King Enward Vll;
Commanding Military District, No. 11,
Canada. RecrecUions: riding, shooting big
game, swimming, walking, ooating; takes
an interest in ail sports. Address: Fort
Osborne Barracks, Winnipeg, and 353
Broadway, Winnipeg, Man.

STEPHENS, Major George Washington;
Chn. of the Montreal Harbour Comn.; 6.
Montreal, 1866; a. of the late Hon. George
Washington Stephens; married., Educ:
Montreal high sen., McGill Univ., and com-
pleted his education in Univs. of France,
Germany and Switzerland. Commenced his
business carrer with the firm of Steidtman
<feCk)., -importers, of Hamburg, Germany,
later was with J. and H. Taylor, and sub-
sequently with Thos. Rob«i;son & Ck>.,
Ltd.j steel merchants, Montreal. Has been
administrator of the Stephen's estate for
ten yrs. Vice-pres. Consolidated Rubber
Co., Pres., Montreal Harbor Comn. El. a
mem. of the L^s. Assembly for St. Law-
rence div., by acclam. Was commanding
ofl&cer, Montreal Third Field Battery. Ac-
companied Minister of Militia to Eng. as a
mem. of the Montreal and Canadian con-
tingent, at time of Jubilee celebration.
Apptd. chairman of new harbour conm.,
Jan., 1907. Address: 697 Sherbrooke St.
W.. Montreal.

STEPHENSON, Hon. Isaac; a mem. of
the U.S. Senate for the State of Wisconsin;
b. nr. Fredericton, N.B., 18 June, 1829. Is
a lumberman, farm^ and banker. Educ:
at Pub. Sch., N.B. Moved to Wisconsin,
1846. Engaged in lumber trade at Es-
canaba, Mich., for twelve yrs.; moved to
Marinette, Mich., 1868. Mem. of Wis. Leg. ,
1866-68. Mem. of House of Rep. from 9th
Dist. of Wis. in the 48th and 49th Con-
gresses. El. to U.S. Senate, May, 17, 1907,
to fill out imexpired term of Hon. J. C.
Spooner. Term of service will expire 1915.
Addresses: The Senate, Washington, D.C.;
Marinette. Wis., U.S.A.

STEWABT, Thomas Joseph, M.P.; b.
Oxford, Ont., 26 July. 1849; «. of Molby and
Mary Stewart; m. Maria Jane Pollock; one
d. Educ: Com. Sch.; thirteen years a

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member of Bruce Co. Council; nine years a
member of Hamilton City Council; two
years (1907-1908), Mayor; first el. to the
H. of C, Oct., 1908. Address: 86 Robinson
St., Hamilton, Ont. Club: Commercial,
Hamilton, Ont.

STEVELT, Samuel; b. Wardsville, Ont.,
12 Aug., 1865; s. of William and Eliza
Stevely; m.Maude Tackabury of Canastota,
N,Y.; three d. Educ: London, Ont.; in
business in London, Ont.. since 1889;
Alderman for 9 years, and Mayor, 1908-9;
Recreations: curlmg, golf, tennis, and lawn
bowling. Address: London, Ont. Clubs:
London, Travelers, Hunt and Country,
London, Ont.

STEVENSON, Elliott G.; Supreme Chief
Ranger, Independent Order of Foresters;
b. Middlesex Co., Ont., 18 May, 1866;
married. Educ: Pub. Sch. and Seminary,
Komoka, Ont. Taught school near Strath-
roy for two years; removed to Port Huron,
Mich., 1871; studied law and admitted to
Bar of Michigan as Attorney and Coun-
sellor in 1874, when only 18 years of age;
Prosecuting Attorney of St. Clair Coimty,
1878-9, 1882-3; Mayor of Port Huron, 1885;
nominated (1886) on democratic ticket for
Congress, but declined; removed to De-
troit, 1887. and became law partner of Hon.
Don. M. Dickinson, Postmaster General of
the United States. In 1892, became chair-
man of the Democratic State Central Com-
mittee of Michigan; del. 1896 to Demo^
cratic National Convention at Chicago,
which first nominated Wm. Jennings Bryan
as cai^. for the Presidency of the U.S.;
joined Indpt. Order of Foresters in 1896;
el. Sup. Counsellor of the Order, 1898;
succeeded the late Dr. Oronhyatekha as
Sup. Chief Rsmger, 1907. Addresses:
Temple Bldg., Toronto, Ont.; Detroit, Mich.
U.S.A.

STEVENSON, John James, M.L.A.; b.
Russell, Ont., 11 May, 1873; s. of John and
Eliza Stevenson; m. Jennie Wallace Can-
ning; one s. one d. Educ: Russell and
Ottawa, Ont.; worked for W. C. Edwards
Co. for 12 ye&TSj during which time he spent
one year exploring in the wilds of Labrador;
then went west and entered into lumbering
and horse raising; elec. to Sask. Legis., Aug.,
14, 1908. flecreofion*; motoring, horseman.
vlrfdre««:Tyvan, Sask. .

STEWART, Douglas; 6. Williamsdale,
N.S., 20 June, 1850; «. of Wm. Stewart,
J.P., formerly of Blair Athol, Scot.; m.
Alma, d. of Thomas R. Thompson, founder
of the Oxford Woolen Mills, Oxford, N.S.
Educ: Public Sch. and Amherst Acad.
Entered Civil Service, 1879, as clerk in
Accts. Branch, Dept. of Public Works;
apptd. Asst. Acct., with rank of 1st class
clerk, Dept. Rys. & Canals, May, 1882;
Private Secretary to Minister of Justice.
Feb., 1886, Nov. 1894; attached to staff
Canadian Plenipotentiary during Cham-
berlain-Bayard negotiations, Washington,
1887. Accompanied several Ministers to
Washington on subsequent missions con-
nected with pending commercial questions;
accompanied Minister of Justice to London,
1890, in connection with cop3rright negotia-
tions; Secretary, Canada-Newfoimdland
Convention, Halifax, 1892; Secretary to
Canadian Arbitrator, Behring Sea Arbitra-
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tion Tribimal, Paris, 1893. ^fmpmd daily
official report of proceedings tar spe^l
Canadian Press cables, for which iKi'vioe
was 8i)ecially complimented and thanked
by BritisH Attorney-General. Joint Sec-
retary, Intercolcmial Conference, Ottawa,
1894; apptd. Inspector of Penit«itiaries for
Canada, Jan. 3l8t, 1895. Honorary Vice-
President and member of Board of Direc-
tors, American Prison Association. Has
contributed papers on "The object of
imprisonment" and "Prison Discipline,"
embodied in proceedings of that Associa-
tion. Address: Kenniston Apts., Ottawa.
CZwfc.'Rideau.

STEWABT, Elihu, D.L.S., C.E.F.E., b.
Co. of Lambton, Ont., 17 Nov., 1844; «. of
Lionel ^d Catherine Stewart; m. Ellen
Noble; three ^. one d. Educ: Toronto
Normal Sch. ; practiced for several years as
Dominion and Provincial Land Surveyor,
and Civil Engineer on various Government
Surveys; acted as Commissioner for deter-
mining the Boundary betwe^i Ontario and
Manitoba; organized Dominion Forestry;
Service, and foimded the Canadian Forestry
Assn.; supt. of Forestry Branch Dept. of
Interior; resigned 1907, to.assume manager-
ship of lumber Co. Recreations : curling and
golf. Address: Montreal and Collingwood,
Ont. Clubs: Rideau, Ottawa.

STEWABT, Hugh Alexander, K.C.; b.
Tp. of Elizabethtown, Leeds €o., Ont., 29
Sept., 1871; s. of Alexander Stewart and
Jane Morrison; m. Estelle L. Wiltsir; two s.
Educ: Rural Pub. Sch., Brockville High
Sch. and Osgoode Hall, Toronto. A bar-
rister and solicitor. Mayor of Brockville,
1905-1906; Lieut., Corps of Guides. Ad-
dress: Brockville, Ont. Clubs: Brockville;
Albany, Toronto.

STEWABT, John Alexander, LL.B.; b.
Renfrew, Ont., a. of Robert Stewart and
Barbara Stewart; m. Jessie M. Henderson.
Educ: Perth Pub. Sch. and Coll. Inst.,
Ottawa Univ., Osg<)ode Hall. A barrister
and soUcitor; Mayor of Perth, U 900-1 904.
H.C.R., C. O. Foresters. Address: Perth,
Ont.

STEWABT, John Duncan, M.L.A.; b.
Perth Co., Ont., 16 Oct., 1859; of Canadian
parents; unmarried. Educ: Perth Co.
Pub. Sch.; manager for three years of the
Areola Farmer's Elevator Co.; first el. to
Sask. Leg. Ass., 1905; re-el. 1908. Address:
Areola, Sask.

STEWABT, McLeod: barrister-at-law;
b. Ottawa, Ont., 6 Feb., 1847; «. «. of Wil-
liam Stewart and Catharine Stewart; m.
1874, Linnie Emma, d. of Col. Walker
Powell, late Adjutant-Gen. of Militia.
Educ: Ottawa Gram. Sch., Toronto Umv.
(B.A., 1867, M.A., 1870), called to thfe bar
in 1870, and commencedpractice of his
profession in Ottawa. Was one of the
early advocates of the building of the Can-
ada Atlantic Ry., and was associated with
J. R. Booth and the late W. G. Perley in
forming the Canada Atlantic Ry. Co., of
which ne was the first pres.; was pres. of
the Stewart Ranching Co.; also a dir. of
the city of Ottawa Agricultural Soc, Can.
Granite Co., and other .enterprises; Mayor
of Ottawa, 1887-1888; was a dir. of the Co-
of Carleton Protestant General Hospital,
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ivice-pres. of the Art Sch., pres. St. Andrew's
Soc., and of the Soc. for Prevention for
Cruelty; opened the first anthracite coal
mine in the Rocky Mountains, and was

Sres. of the Co.; promoter of the Montreal,
^tawa and Georgian Bay Canal. Addreta:
383 Frank St.. Ottawa.

6TEWABT, Robert J. P.; insurance
agent; 6. Ottawa, 7 April, 1850; «. of Wil-
liam Stewart and S. J. Donaldson; m. Mary
Lfouisa Sharp; four «. four d. Educ:
Ottawa . Ottawa mgr. for fifteen insur.
Cos. For several yrs. mem. of the Ottawa
Pub. Sch. Bd. and City Council. Unsuc-
cessful can. for H. of C, 1900; el. at g. e.,
1904. Formerly in Ottawa Rifles; servea
in Fenian Raid, 1870 (medal). Recreation:
whist. Addreta: 220 Maclaren St., Ottawa.
CliUt: Laurentian, Ottawa.

fSTEWABT, Robert Meldrum, M.A.;
Astronomer at Dominion Observatory,
Ottawa; b. Gladstone, Man., 15 Dec., 1878;
«. of Rev. J. S. Stewart and Margaret
Meldrum; m. May Dickson; three d. Educ:
Toronto Univ. Graduated in 1902, and
ioined staff of Dom. Observatory. Pub-
licationa: various scientific papers in jour-

' nal of R.A.S.C., and in proc. R. S. Can.
Address: 991 Carling Ave., Ottawa.

STEWART, WlUlam Grant, M.D.; b.
Oro, Ont., 1860; «. of Rev. James Stewart
and Christina Grant; m. 1894, Jennie, d. of
the late David McFarland, of Montreal.
Educ.: McGill Univ. from which he grad.
B.A., 1885, and M.D., 1888. Apptd. House
Surgeon in Montreal Gen. Hospital, and
then practiced his prof, in Montreal. Went
abroad and continued his studies in medi-
cine in Berlin and London, returning to
Montreal, and resuming practice. For a
number of yrs. lecturer in Medical Dept.,
of Univ. of St. Bishop's Coll., LennoxviUe,
and attending physician of Montreal West-
em Hospital. Vice-Pres. Mescal Chirur-
Scal Soc.; mem. Corporation of McGill
jU. and Univ., Canadian Medical Assn.
Recreation: music. Address: 61 Sherbrooke
St. W., MontreaL CZub; University.

fSTEWART, WiUiam James; Chief Hy-
drographer; b. Ottawa, Ont., 23 Jan., 1863;
«. of Lt.-Col. John and Mary Stewart; m.
Clara Lasher; two d. Educ: Ottawa Pub.
Schs., Coll. Inst, and Royal Military Coll.,
Kingston. Grad. from latter Inst., 1883.
Apptd. asst. to Capt. Boulton, R.N., on
Canadian Hydrographic Survey, March,
1884; succeeded Capt. Boulton, 1893
Apptd. Chief Hydrographer, July, 1904,
when survey was enlarged; apptd. a commr.
for Canada on International Waterways
Com., March, 1907. Recreation: curling
Address: 66 Lisgar St., Ottawa.

ST. JOHN, Bishop of; see Right Rev.
Timothy Carey.

STOBART, F. W^ b. Durham, Eng., 27
Jan., 1859; s. of William Stobart; married,
^rfuc. .-privately and at Wellington Coll.,
with view to becoming marine engr. Sent
to Canada in 1880 to look after interests of
his father who had established business in
western Can. as fur and gen. trader. In
1899 business turned into limited liability
Co., with F. W. Stobart as pres. and gen.
mgr. Vioe-pres. of the Canadian Fire
Insur. Co.; a mem. of the Advisory Bd. for
Manitoba of the Edinburgh Life Insur. Co. ;

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a dir. of the Winnipeg Gen. Hospital. Ad-
dress: Winnipeg.

STONE, Henry Athelaton; b. Londan,
Eng., 5 Aug., 1861; s. of the late Wm.
Stone, of London, Eng. ; m. Beatrice Hetty ,
3rd d. of the late Charles Philps, of London .
Eng.; one s. two d. Educ: £kigland.
Apprenticed to Daniel Nicholson, of St.
Paul's Ch. Yd., London; went to Toronto,
when 21 years of age, and after b^ng in
business there for some jrrs., proceeded to
Vancouver to manage Gault Bros, business ;
made a director of the company three yrs.
ago; now managing director; president ,
Vancouver Board of Trade; director the
Heaps Lumber Co. Recreations: KSLTdening
and yachting. Address: 1249 Davie St.,
Vancouver, B.C. Club: Terminal City»
Vancouver.

STONE, William; 6. Birmingham, Eng.,
8 July, 1856; s. of William and Harriett
Stone; m. Ellen M. Bungay; three «. two d.
Educ: Birmingham, Eng. Arrived in
Canada, 1869; now President of Stone,
Limitea, lithographers ahd publishers;
director. Bank of Toronto; vice-president
National Life Assurance Co.; vice-pres..
National Club, Toronto; pres. of the On-
tario Motor League. Address: 661 Huron
St., Toronto. Clubs: Toronto Hunt, Nat-
ional, Lambton, Toronto.

STRANG, Andrew; b. Montreal. 9 March
1849; s. of Struthers Strang and Janet
Ferrie; m. 1870, Ann Harnett Sinclair,
of St. Andrews, Man.; ten c Educ: Ham-
ilton. At sixteen yrs. of age, entered the
office of the G. T. K. at Toronto. In 1868,
went to Winnipeg as representative of a
syndicate of Hamilton merchants, and has
remained there ever since, engaged in
mercantile life. El. to the first Council of
WinnipM 1874; an active mem. of the Win-
nipeg Bd. of Trade, and treas. for six yrs.
Pres. of the Exhibition Bd. for two yrs. ;
a dir. of the Winnipeg Gen. Hospital; at
one time pres. of the Winnipeg Liberal
Assn. ^eMr««8; Winnipeg.

STRATHCONA AND MOUNT ROYAL:
1st Baron; (Donald Alexander Smith,)
G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., F.R.S., LL.D., P.C,
D.L.; High Commissioner for Canada since
1890; b. Scotland, 1820; s. of the late
Alexander Smith, of Archieston, and Bar-
bara, d. of Donald Stuart, of Leanchoil; m.
Isabella Sophia, d. of the late Richard
Hardisty; one d. Educ: Scotland. Last
resident gov. and chief commr. at Mon-
treal, of the Hudson's Bav Co.; special
commr. during first Kiel Rebellion in Red
River Settlement. 1869-70; mem. first
Ex. Council of N. W. Territory, 1870; mem.
for Selkirk in Dom. Parlt., 1871-2, 1874,
and 1878; for West Montreal, 1877-96;
represented Winnipeg and St. John in
Manitoba Lcgis., 1871-84; dir., St. Paul,
Minneai»olis, and Manitoba Ry., Hon. pres..
Bank of Montreal; Chancellor of Aberdeen
Univ., since 1903, and of McGill Univ.;
Cr. K.C.M.G., 1886; Lord Rector of Aber-
deen Univ., 1899; hon. LL.D., of Cam-
bridge, Yale, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Toronto,
Laval and Victoria (Manchester); hon.
D.C.L. of Oxford and Dublin; F.R.S., 1904;
apptd. High Commr. for Canada, 1896;
pres., Quebec Rifle Assn.; Address: 28
Grosvenor Square, London W.; 17 Victoria

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St.. S.W.; Glencoe, N.B.; Colonsay, N.B. ;
Debdea Hall, Newport, Essex; Norway
House, Pictou, N.S.; 911 Dorchester St.
W., Montreal. Clubs : Athenaeum, London,
Ene.; Mount Royal, St. James', Montreal;
Rideau, Ottawa.

STBATHCONA* Baroness (Isabella So-
phia); d. of late Richard Hardisty;
m. Hon. Donald A. Smith, who was cr.
K.C.M.G.. in 1886; G.C.M.G., 1896. and
was raised to the peerage 1897; oned. (Hon.
Margaret Charlotte Howard) . Educ. : Edin-
burgh, Scot. In conjunction with her
daughter, gave $100,000 to McGill Univ. for
the erection of a new wing to its Medical
Bldg. Address: 28 Grosvenor Square,
London. W.. England.

STBATHY, Stuart; Gen. Mgr. The
Traders' Bank of Canada; 6. Toronto, 26
Jan., 1860; s. of Dr. George W. Strathy,
Mus. Doc., and Mary Cornwall Strathy;
m. Elizabeth Ford; one s. two d. Educ:
Toronto Coll. Inst.; entered banking office
in 1878; and passed through all grades to
gen. mgr. Recreation: golf. Address: 54
Clarandon Ave., Toronto. Clubs: Toronto,
Golf. Toronto.

STBATTON, James Bobert, M.P.; pro-
prietor of the Peterborough I)aily Examiner
b. Millbrook, Ont.. .S May., 1858; s. of James
Stratton and Rosanna Stratton; m. Eliza
Jane Ormond. Educ: Peterborough Coll.
Inst. Assumed ownership and publication
of the Peterborough Examiner while yet a
minor, Daily Examiner 1885, and still
publishes it. Mem. Bd. of Educ. for the
City of Peterborough for several terms.
First el. to Ont. Legislature for West
Peterborough, 1886, and at each succeeding
el.; was Prov. Sec. in Ross Govt, from 8
Oct., 1899 until 1905, on its retirement
from power. Vice-pres. of the Traders'
Bank; pres.. The Trusts & Guarantee Co.;
The Dominion Permanent Loan Co., Home
Life Assn.. Peterborough Lock Co.; dir.,
Canada Starch Co., Imperial Cotton Co.
Returned to H. of C. for West Peterbor-
ough, at g. e., 1908. Address: Peterbor-
ough, Ont. Clubs: National, Toronto;
Peterborough.

STBEET, Lleut.-CoI. Douglas Bich-
mond: Commanding the Governor
General's Foot Guards, Ottawa; b. Fred-
ericton, N.B., 19 Jime, 1864; «. of Charles
Frederick Street, and Lucy A. Kendall; m.
Elizabeth Bauld Christie, of North Sydney,
N.S. ; two s. one d. Educ : Univ. of Ottawa
For the past 18 yrs. has been associated
with the electric lighting interests of
Ottawa; sec.-treas. of the Ottawa Light,
Heat & Power Lt.-Co. ; Col. commanding the
Gov.-Genl's. Foot Guards. Address: 327
Somerset St., Ottawa. Cluhs: Rideau, Golf,
Hunt, Ottawa.

STBEET, Miss Evelyn de Latre; b. Lon-
don, Ont., 5 April, 1874; d. of thellite Hon.
W. P. R. Street. Justice of the High Court
of Ontario, and Mrs. Street. Educ: Ger-
many; graduate of the Royal Leipzig Con-
servatory; soloist with the Damrosch
Orchestra of New York; is now 2nd violin
of the American String Quartette of Boston,
Mass., organized and coached by Ch. M.
Laeffler, the eminent violinist and com-
poser. Address: Midfield, Mass., and 10
Mackenzie Ave., Rosedale, Toronto.
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STBEETON. Mrs. Arthur (Nora Clench)
b. St. Mary^s, Ont., d. of Leon M. Clench;
m. 1908, Arthur Streeton, a w^-known
Australian landscape painter. Studied
at Hellmuth Coll., London, Ont., and after
at Leipsio Conservatory under Brodsky.
the famous Russian violinist. Has playea
in nearly all the countries of the world.
Address: c|o Concert Soc, 2 Hill Road,
London, N., Eng.

STBIN6EB, Arthur: poet, novelist; b.
London, Ont., 26 Feb., 1874; m. 1900,
Jobyna Howland, of New York. Educ:
Toronto Univ., Univ. of Oxford, Eng.
Editorial writer on Am. Press Assn., 1898-
1901; lit. editor of Success, 1903-4. Pub-
lications: Watchers of Twilight ; Pauline and
Other Poems; Epigrams; A Study In King
Lear; The Loom of Destiny; The Silver
Poppy; Lonely O'Malley; Hephaestus and
Other Poems; The Wire Tappers, 1906;
Phantom Wires, 1907; The Occasional
Offender. 1907; The Woman In The Rain,
1907; The Gun Runner, 1909; a frequent
contributor to mags. Address: Cedar
Springs, Ont.

STUABT, Hon. Charles AUan, B.A.
(Toronto Univ.) LL.B. (Toronto Univ.),
Chancellor of Univ. of Alberta; b. Tp. of
Caradoc, Co. of Middlesex, Ont., 3 Aug.,
1864; s. of Charles Stuart and Hannah
Campbell; m. Beatrice Roxborough, d. of
late Wm. E. Roxborough, of Norwood, Ont.;
three «. Educ: Strathroy Coll^ate Ins .,
Univ. of Toronto; graduated Univ. Toronto
1891; called to Bar of Ont., 1896; called to
Bar of Northwest Territories, 1898; elected
to first legislature of Alberta for constit-
uency of Gleichen, 1905; Judge Supreme
Court of North West Territories for provs.
of Alberta and Saskatchewan, 8 Oct., 1906;
Judge Supreme Court of Alberta, Sept.,
1907; Chancellor of Univ. of Alberta, 15
March, 1908. Address: 718 7th Ave. W.,
Calgary, Alta.

STUPABT, Bobert Frederic, F.R.S.C.
F.R.A.S.C; 6. Toronto, 24 Oct., 1867; «. of
Capt. R. D. Stupart. R.M. ; m. Marion Dallas ;
three s. one d. Educ: tipper Can. Coll.,
Toronto; entered Metereological service
early in life; apptd. director, of the Toronto
Magnetic Observatory in 1894. Publica-
tions: various articles on the climate of
Canada. Recreation: golf. Address: 15
Admiral Road, Toronto. Clubs: R.C.Y.C. ,
Victoria. Massissauga Giolf. Toronto, Ont.

STUBDEE, IJeut.-Col. Edward Thank-
ful, (R. O. Militia); b. St. John, N,B.,
2 Sept., 1854; t. of the late Henry Parker
Sturdee, London, Eng., and Emily Law-
rence, London, Eng.; m. Gertrude C.
Scovill, d. of the late Richard C. Scovill^
1889; one s. two d. Educ: St. John, N.B.,

Erivate sch. ; received business training in a
ank and was for some years accountant in
water dept.; atty. of St. John; for the past
20 years has been in business as a broker
and manufacturers' a^ent; has always been
an enthusiast in military matters, and
served in the 62nd St. John Fusiliers for
over 30 vears, rising to the rank of Lieut. -
Col., and to the command of the regiment;
has several times acted on the staff and
was for three years Brigade Major of the
I3th Brigade; now on the Keserve of Officers;
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George's Society; a Director of the Femhill
Cemetery Co.; Liberal; Church of England.
Publicatton: a History of the Union Jack.
Addren: Germain St., St. John, N.B. Club:
Union. St. John.

8UL.LIYAN. Hon. Michael, M.D.; sena-
tor; 6. Killamey, 13 Feb., 1838; «. of late
Daniel O 'Sullivan, formerly of Killamey,
Co. Kerry, Ireland; m. Jime, 1867, Mary
Brown, Kingston. Educ: Renopolis Coll.
and Queen's Univ.; grad. M.D., 1858:
arrived in Canada, 1842; apptd. Prof, of
Surgery and Anatomy, Royal Coll. of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Kingston, 1870;
pres., Dom. Medical Assn.. 1883; was pur-
veyor general during the N. W. Rebellion,
1886; Mayor of Kingston, 1874; unsuccess-
ful candidate for H. of C. for Kingston,
1882; called to the Senate, 29 Jan., 1884;
Catholic; Liberal. Address: 116 Rideau St.,
IQngston, Ont.

SULTAN, George William, M.L.A.; 6.
Burford, Brant Co., 4 July, 1866; «. of Wm.
Sulman and Sarah Cooper; m. Mary Agnes
Meekeson; two a. two d. Educ: Burford
and Brant ford; alderman in Chatham for
six years; Mayor for two years, 1901-02
first el. to Ont. Leg. Ass., 1908. Address:
Chatham, Ont. CiM&«: Chatham (President)

SUL.TE, Benjamin, F.R.S.C, LL.D.; 6.
Three Rivers, Que., 17 Sept., 1841; s. of
Benjamin Suite, navigator, and Marie
Antoinette Lefebvre; m. 1871, May Augus-
tine, d. of Etienne Parent, Under Secretary
of State; one s. one d. ^dec.) Educ: Friars'
School, Three Rivers. Engaged in com-
merce and lumbering business; served as a
volunteer at the frontier, 1866: military
school certificate, 1865; served at the
frontier, 1866 (medal); translator in Par-
liament, 1867; Private Secretary to Minister
of Militia and Defence, 1870-73; Clerk in
same department, 1874; Chief Clerk and
Acting Deputy Minister, 1889; retired on
superannuation, 1903; President, Institut
Canadien, Ottawa, 1874; President, St.
John Baptist Society, Ottawa, 1883; Pres.
of St. Joseph Society, 1877; Pres. of the
Royal Society of Canada, 1904; Corres-
ponding member of several historical socie-
ties. Publications: Les Paurentiennes
(poems), 1870; Les Chants Nouveaux
(poems), 1876; Melanges d'Historie, 1876;
Histoire des Canadiens-Francais (8 vols.),
1882-84; Pages d'Histoire, 1891; Histoire
de la Milice Canadienne, 1897; La Langue
Francaise en Canada, 1898; La Bataille de
Chateaustuay, 1899; besides many small
publications; has translated the National
Anthem, into French, and delivered many
lectures on historical subjects. Address:
304 Wilbrod Street, Ottawa.

SUBTEYER, Edouard Fabre, B.A.,
LL.M., B.CX.. K.C.; 6. Montreal. 24 March.
1875; «. of Louis Joseph Arthur Surveyor,
and Hectorine Fabre, sister of His Grace
Archbishop Fabre, of Montreal, Lady
Costelo, Hon. Hector Fabre, C.M.G., Can-
adian Commissioner in Paris; m. Elodie
d. of the late Edmond Barnard. Q.C.,
Montreal; one d. Educ: St. Mary's Coll..
Laval Univ., McGill Univ., Montreal;
called to the bar of Quebec, July, 1896;
lecturer on Pleading and Practice, McGill
Univ., since 1996; pres.. Junior Bar Assn.,
1903-04; K.C.. July, 1909; pres., Canadian

Club of Montreal. Publications: The Bench
and the Bar of Montreal (1907). Address:
161 Ste. Famine St. and 112 St. James St.,
Montreal. Clubs: University, Lafontaine,
M.A.A.A., Montreal.

SUTHERLAND, Bev. Alexander, D.D.;
Missionary Sec. of the Methodist Chiurch in
Canada: b. Tp. of Guelph, 17 Sept., 1833;
y. s. of Capt. N. Sutherland, and Mary
Henderson (both Scotch); m. Mary Jane,
e. d. of Hugh Moore, of DuniUis, Ont.
Educ: Pub. Sch., Guelph. Commenced life
as a printer, but later studied for the
Methodist mmistry, and was ordained in
1879. Held pastoral charges in many
towns and cities in Ontario and Quebec.
In 1874, was apptd.. gen. sec. of Methodist
Missions, and Clerical Sec. of the Mission-
ary Soc.; del. from the Canadian Church to
the Gen. Conference of the M. E. Church of
the U.S. at Brooklyn, 1872; del. to the
Meth. Ecumenical Conference in England,
1881 ; fraternal del. to the British Wesleyan
Conference. 1886; declined the principal-
ship of Mo\mt Allison Univ., N.B., 1891;
has held present position since union of
Methodist Churches consununated at Belle-
ville, 1884. Publications: A Summer in
Prairieland; Methodism in Canada, its
Project and Study. Address: 437 Sher-
boume St., Toronto.

SUTHERLAND, Donald; b. West Zorra tp..
Co. Oxford. 8 April. 1863; «. of Robert
Sutherland and Elizabeth Hutchison; m,
Minnie Pearl Hossack; f oiu* s. one d, Educ :
in the pub. schs.; Ck>\mcillor and Reeve of
the Tp. of North Oxford; Co. Councillor
Division No. 1 Co. of Oxford, two years;
elec. member of Ontario Legislature for
S. Oxford, 1902; re-elec. in 1906; defeated
in 1908; director of C5oloniiation for Ont.
Address: Humewood Ave.. Toronto, Ont.

SUTHERLAND, Hugh: chief execu-
tive officer of the Canadian Northern Ry. ;
b. New London, P.E.I., 22 Feb., 1846; m.
May, only d. of Hon. R. D. Banks, of Balti-
more, Md. Removed to Oxford Co., Ont.,
while still a child, with his parents, and
educ. there. Conmienced business in
lumbering and contracting. In 1874 was
apptd. Dom. Supt. of Pub. Works in the
Northwest, but retired from the office
1879 and established first saw mill in Win-
nipeg. El. to H. of C. for Selkirk, Man.,
1882, but was defeated for Winnipeg at
g. e.. 1887. A warm advocate of Hudson
Bay Ry. Has been largely instrumently
in development work m Canada, and
associated with Messrs. Mackenzie ^ and
Mann for some yrs. Address: Winnipeg.
OZub; Manitoba. Winnip^.

SUTHERLAND, Hon. Robert Franklyn,
B.A., K.C., P.C, Judge of the High Court
of Justice for Ontario; b. Newmarket, Ont..
5 April, 1859; s. of Donald Sutherland and
Jane Boddy; m. Mary Bartlett; two d.
Educ: Newmarket, Windsor and Toronto;
called to the bar of Ont., 1887; created
K.C., 1899; elec. for the constituency of
North Essex. 1900 to the H. of C, re-elec.

1904 and 1908; Speaker of the H. of C.

1905 to 1909; sworn in as Privy Ck)uncillor,
1909; apptd. Judge of the High Court of
Justice for Ont., 1909. Recreations: cricket
and golf. Address: Toronto, Ont. Clubs:
National, Toronto; Windsor.

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SUTHERLAND, Hon. WilUam Charles,

B.A.. M.L.A.; h. Embro, Oxford Co., Ont., 7
June, 1865; a. of Thomas and Isabella
Sutherland, (Scotch); m. Alice Mary Walker,
of Shelbume, Ont., one «. one d. Educ:
pub. sch., Orangeville H^h Sch., McGill
Univ.; studied law in Manitoba; called to
the bar in Manitoba; moved to Saskatoon,
Sask., in 1903; elec. to the Legislature in
1905, and apptd. deputy speaker; re-el.
in 1908; and apptd. speaker of the Legis-
lature; owns a large wheat farm near
Saskatoon. RecreaiionB: motoring and tennifl.
yl<2dreM; Saskatoon. Sa^. C2ub;Saska;toon.

RWmafBY, Biclit Kev. James Fielding,
M.A., D.D„ Bishop of Toronto; 6. London,
Eng., 15 Nov., 1857; «. of Col. James Field-
ing Sweeney; m. Catherine Boomer; two d.
Educ: Montreal High Sch., McGill Univ.,
McGUl Normal Sch., Trinity Univ.; arrived
in Canada, 1868; pursued his theological
studies at the Montreal Diocesan theologi-
cal Coll., and was ordained deacon by the
late Archbishop, then Bishop Bond, in
1 880, and priest in 1881 ; became rector of
St. Luke's, Montreal, and chaplain to the
Montreal General Hospital; in 1882, went
to Toronto to become rector of St. Philip's;
apptd. Honorary Canon of St. Alban's
Cathedral 1889. In 1895 was elected Rural
Dean of Toronto, and was later apptd.
Archdeacon of York and Simcoe; was
assistant to the late Archbishop, and took
an active part in the administration of
Diocesan affairs; consecrated Bishop of
Toronto, March 26th, 1909. Address: See
House, 68 Howland Ave., Toronto.

SWIFT, James; h. Kingston, Ont., 20
Feb., 1843; «. of Michael Swift and Kather-
ine Haughey; m. 1876, Helen A. Hogan, of
Troy, N.Y.; two «. Educ: Christian
Brothers' Sch., Kingston; entered Kingston
office of Montreal Telegraph Co., 1857;
and later became an operator; employed by
Western Union Tel. Co. at Cincinnati,
Ohio, 1862-1865; transferred to Buffalo.
1865, and returned to Kingston the same
yr. In 1866, purchased the St. Lawrence
wharf at Kingston and started in business
for himself. Is interested in mining; a
stockholder in the Richelieu & Ontario
Navigation Co., and was for several yrs. a
dir.; a dir., of the Kingston & Pembroke
Ry., imtil it was leased to the C.E.R.;
mem., Kingston City Coimcil for three
yrs. Address: 254 King St., Kingston, Ont.

SYLVESTBE, Joseph Israel, LL.B.,
M.L.A., K.C.; h. St. Barthelemy, Que., 26
Feb., 1870; «. of Naubert and Elise Sylvestre;
m. Laetitia Corsin; four s. two d. Educ:
Coll. of L'Assomption, and Laval Univ.;
elec. to the Quebec Lc^. Ass., June, 1908,
for the Co. of Montcalm. Address: St.
Julienne, Que.

STMONS, Harry, K.C.; 6. Dartmouth.
Eng., 5 March, 1854; s. of John Darnell
Symons and Agnes Dashper Hamaford;
m. Florence Theresa d. of Samuel
Hesson, ex-M.P., Stratford, Ont.; four d.
Educ: London. Eng., and York Co. (Jram.
Sch., Toronto; arrived in Canada, July,
1866; solicitor in 1874; called to the Bar of
Ont., 1875; advocate, N.W.T., 1890; apptd.
Q.C., 1894; pres., St. George's Soc., Toronto,
1885-6; Hon. member Royal Society of St.
George, London, Eng.; life member. Im-
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penal Institute; presented at Court of St,
James', London, Jime, 1907. RecreaiionB:
walking, bowlii^. Address: 98 Madison
Ave., 'Toronto. Club: National, Toronto.
STMONDS, Bev. Herbert, M.A., D.D.;
6. Rickinghall, Suffolk. Eng^ 28 Dec., 186(H
s. of George Symonds and Hannah Wright;
m. Emma B. Boyd, 4th d. oi the late
Mossom Boyd of Bobca^nBOon, Out.; three 9,
four d. Educ: FrasmndbAm Coll., Suf-
folk and Trimty Univ., Toronto; arrived
in Qaa&da, in 1881; first class honors in
theology in 1885; ordained deacon, 1885 r
priest, 1887; fellow and lecturer, Trinity
Univ., 1887-1890; professor of Theology,
1890-92; rector of Ashbumham, Peter-
boro, 1892-1901; headmaster. Trinity Coll.
Sch., Port Hope, Ont., 1901-1903; vicar
of Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal, 1903;
Honorary D.D., Queen's, 1897. ^ Publica-
tions: "Lectiures on Christian Unity," var-
ious pamphlets. Recreations: gardening,,
curling. Address: 145 Metcalfe St., Mon-
treal; "Beau Bocage," Knowlton, Que,
(suiD[uner).

TABLLON, Hon. Louis Olivier, K.C.,
D.C.L.; b. Terrebonne, Que., 26 Sept., 1840;
s. of Aime Taillon and Josepthe Daimais; m,
1875, Marie Louise Georgma {d. 1876)^ d,
of the late Hon. P. U. Archambault, M.L.C,
Educ: Local Schs., and Masson ColU
Called to Quebec Bar. 1865. Commenced
practice in Montreal, and is liow head of the
firm of Taillon, Bonin & Morin. Cr. Q.C.
by Marquis of Lome 1882; apptd. a Commr,
imder the Municipal Loan Fund Act.
1880-82; offered a Judgeship, 1888 and 1889
but declined and el. Batonnier of Bar in
1892; D.C.L., Laval Univ., 1900, and by
Univ. of Bishop's Coll., Lennoxville, 1895;
one .of originators of French-Canadism
National Congress at Montreal, 1874; mem.
for Montreal East in Quebec Legis., 1875-
86; Speaker of the Leg. Ass., 1882-84;
became Attorney-Gen., 18J84; resigned port-
folio after Prov. g. e., 1886; Leader of the
Opposition 1886-1890; mem. for Chambly,
1892; Premier of Que., 1892-1896; apptd.
Postmaster-General, 1896; unsuccessful at
g. e., 1896 and 1900; has now retired into
private Ufe. Address: 180 St.J ames' St.,
Montreal.

TAIT, Hon. Sir Melbourne McTaggart,.
Kt., D.C.L.; Chief Justice of the Superior
Ct. of the Prov. of Quebec, at Montreal; b.
Melbourne, Que., 20 May, 1842; ». of late
Thomas Tait, m. (1st) 1863. Monica (rf.
1876), d. of late James Holmes, of Mont-
reat; (2nd) 1878, Lydia, d. of Hen^ B.
Kaighn, of Newport, R.I. Educ: St. Fran-
sic Coll. Sch., Richmond, Que.; Univ.Mc,
Gill Coll., Montreal. Called to the Bar
Jime, 1863; practised at Melbourne in
partnership with the late Hon. W. H. Webb,
Q.C., M.L.C; removed to Montreal 1870,
and joined the late Sir J. J. C. Abbott,
later becoming head of the firm of Tait,
Abbott & Campbell; cr. Q.C., 1882; cr. Kt.
1897; apptd. a Puisne Judge of the Superior
Ct., 1887; acting Chief Justice, Montreal,
1894; Chief Justice, 1906. Address: 614

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Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal. Clubs:
Montreal, St. James, Montreal.

TAIT, Thomas James| Chairman of the
Victorian Rly. Oommisflion, Australia; b.
Melbourne, Que.« 24 July, 1864; «. of Sir
Melbourne Tait^ Chief Justice of the Super-
ior Court for the Province of Quebec,
and HMooa ideceased), d. of the late
Thomas lik>liiMnL Montreal; m. Emily St.
Aubert, d. of G. R. X. Oo^bum, Toronto;
one d. Educ: High €c^ lientreaJ: in
1880, entered the Audit Office of the^ T.
Ry. ; secretary to Sir Wm. Van Home, then
vice-pres. and general manager C. R. Py.
in 1882; afterwards Asst. Supt., Moose
Jaw; General Supt., Ontario Division at
Toronto; General Supt. of Ontario and
Quebec Division; Asst. General Manager of
the whole system; manager of lines east of
Port Arthur; Manager of Transportation
east of Port Arthur; Manager of Transpor-
tation over the entire system; went to
Australia in the spring of 1903 to be chair-
man of the Victorian Railway Conunission;
has converted the Ry. System of Victoria
from a nonpaying to a pajdng basis, the
surplus last year b^ng £200,000, represent-
ing a profit of £550 a day, as compared with
a deficit of £1,000 a day before assuming
chairmanship of Comn. Recreaiiona: gplf,
tennis. Address: Victorian Railway Com-
mission, Melboiune, Australia. Clubs: St.
James., Montreal; Toronto, Toronto; Mel-
bourne, Australia.

TALBOT, Iiieut.<pCoI. Onesiphore Ernest
b. St. Arsene, Temiscouata Co., Que.; a. of
J. F. Talbot and Marguerite, d. of E. R.
Frechette; m. 1887, Mary Ann Law Guil-
martin, of Savannah. Geoi^a, U.S. Educ:
St. Michael and Quebec Seminary; a mem-
ber of the Agric. Council of Prov. of Que.;
Lieut. -Col. of the 17th R^ of Levis and
Bellechasse; was Adjutant of the Bisley
Team, 1906; elec. to H. of C. at g. e., 1896;
re-el. at g. e., 1900, 1904, 1908; a Liberal.
Address: St. Michel de Bellechasse, Que.

TALBOT, Hon. Peter; senator; 6. Era-
mosa, Wellington Co., Ont., 30 March, 1864;
a. of Henry Talbot and Margaret Stewart;
m. 1879, Clara, d. of John Card, of Guelph,
Ont . Educ. : Rockwood Acad. , and Ottawa
Normal Sch. Holds teacher's first-class
certificate. A farmer. El. to the Leg.
Ass. for the North-West at g. e., 1902. El.
to the H. of C. at g. e., 1904; resigned 8
March, 1906. and called to the Senate. A
Liberal. Address: Lacombe, Alta.

TANGUAT, G. Emile; architect; 6. St.
Gervais, Qoe., 8 Oct., 1857; m. 1888, Clara
Trudel; five a. Educ: Quebec Normal Sch.
At age of eighteen, entered office of J. F.
Peachy, architect; has practiced In Quebec
since 1880; deogned and constructed Hotel-
Dieu Hospital, City Hall, Gameau Block,
Daily Telegraph Office, Quebec, and St.
Roch's branch of O^ebec Bank, Cathedral
at Three Rivers, Cathedral and Bishop's
Palace at Alexandria, Ont., and many
other important institutions. Was the
third pres., Architects' Assn. of the Prov.
of Que.; dir. Coimcil of Arts and Manu-
facturers of same prov.; dir., Plessisville
Foundry, Matabetchouan Pulp Co., Lake
St. John Dist., Canada Cement Co.,
mem. Quebec Bd. of Trade. Knights of

Columbus, Que. Address: 20 d'Aiguillon
St., Quebec. Club: Hunt, Quebec.

TANNEB, Charles Elliott, K.C.; Re-
corder and Stipendiary of Pictou, N.S.;
b. Pictou, N.S., 7 Oct., 1857; a. of Richard
Tanner and Jane Brown; m. Alice May
McDonald; one a. Educ: Pictou Acad.
Admitted-to the Bar, 1878; cr. K.C., 1896;
recorder and stipendiary of Pictou since
1888. First el. to N.S. Legis., 1894;
defeated 1897; re-el.. 1900, 1901 and 1906;
i«Bigned 1908 to run for Fed. Parlt., but
TO Uwe oewrfui. Tendered prov. leadership
by pravisdal jetonwotioa^ 1909. Address:
Pictou, "N.S.

TABTE, Louis Joseph; 6. L' Assomption
Que., 25 Dec., 1872; a. of J. Israel Tarte
and Georgina Sylvester; m. Bertha Gauthier
one a. and two d. Educ: Quebec Commer-
cial Acad. In journalism for many years;
pres. and gen'l. mgr. "La Pairie" Montreal.
Address: 716 St. Hubert St., Montreal, Que,
Clubs: St. Denis, Lafontaine, Montreal
Jockey, Montreal.

TASCHEBEAU, Bt. Hon. Sir Henri
Elzear, Kt., P.C., LL.D.; Dean of the.
Law Faculty, Univ. of Ottawa; b. St,
Mary's, Beauce Co., Que., 7 Oct.,^ 1836;

a. of P. E. Taschereau, M.L.A., and Cath-
erine H. Dionne; m. (1st) Marie Antoinette,
d. of late Hon. R. U. Harwood, M.L.C.;
(2nd) 1897, Marie Louise, d. of late Charles
Panet, of Ottawa; five a. three d. Educ:
Quebec Seminary. Called to the Quebec
Bar, 1857; cr. Q.C., 1867; sat in Can. Legis.
Assem. for Beauce Co., 1861-67; Judge of
the Superior Ct. of Quebec, 1871-1878;
Judge of the Supreme (3t. of Can., 1878-
1906; Chief Justice 1902-1906; Adminis-
trator of Govt, in 1904; cr. Kt., 1902; P.C..
1904. Publications: "Criminal Law of
Canada" (3 eds.); "Code Qvil Procedure
of Prov. of Quebec." Recreations: tennis,
whist. Address: 265 Laurier Av. E..
Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Country, Ottawa;
Fraserville.

TASCHEBEAU, Hon. Louis Alexander,
M.L.A.; Minister of Public Works, Quebec;

b. Quebec, 5 March, 1867; a. of Hon. Jean
Thomas Taschereau, Judge of the Supreme
Court, and Josephine d. of R. E.
Caron, some time Lieutenant-Governor of
Quebec; m. Adene Dionne; three a. two d.
Educ: Quebec Seminary; an advocat; was
elec. to the Quebec Legislature. 1900 and
1905; sworn in as Minister of Pubhc Works,
17 Oct., 1907. re-elected in 1907 and 1908.
Address: 66 St. Louis St., Quebec. Club:
Garrison, Quebec. „ ^ »

TAYLOR, Andrew Thomas, R.C.A
F.R.I.B.A.; a. of late James Taylor, pub-
lisher, Edinburgh, and Agnes Drummond;
b. Edinburgh, Oct., 1850; m. 1891, Mairy,
d. of Acct. Commissary-General Elliott,
H.M.'s Ordnance. Educ: Edinburgh;
Royal Academy Sch., London. Pursued
professional studies in Edinburgh, Aberdeen
London, Italy, and the Continent; practised
in London for a short time; came to Canada,
1883, on professional work, and has since
practised in Montreal; gained numerous
architectural competitions and medals, and
designed and erected many important
buildings all over Canada; is architect to the
Bank of Montreal, McGill Univ., Royal
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HoBpita4: Prof, of Ecclesiastical Architec-
ture in Presbyterian Coll., Montreal; past
president, Province of Que. Assn. of Ar-
chitects; Hon. Secy, for Canada, R.I.B.A.
Publicaiiona: Towers and Steeples of Sir
Christopher Wren; Dominion Drawing
Books; various lectures upon art subjects.
Recreation: RoM. Address: 19 Essex Avenue,
Montreal. Clubs: Mount Royal, Montreal.

TATLOB, Rev. Andrew Todd, M.A..
D.D.; b. in Ireland, 1866; s. of Robert and
Mary Leach Taylor; m. Lauretta M. Brown-
son; one s. four d. Educ: Grove City Coll.,
Pa. J and Princeton Univ., New Jersey, U.S.
Arrived in Canada, 1908; in business for
six years; teacher for two years; clergyman
for 16 years. Recreations: golf and tennis.
Address: 118 Pembroke St., Toronto. Clubs:
North Toronto Golf, Toronto; Friars,
Princeton, N.J.

TATLOB, Frederick William; b. Monc-
ton, N.B., 1863; s. of Ezekiel Taylor and
Rosalie Beatty; m. Jane Fayrer Henshaw,
of Montreal; one s. one d. Educ: High
Sch. and privately at Moncton; entered
service of Bank of Montreal, 1878; manager,
Deseronto, 1896; Asst. Inspector, 1898;
Manager, Chicago, 1902; manager, London,
Eng., 1905. flecrcoitona.- tennis, golf, skating.
Address: Hans Court, Hans Road, S.W.,
Fairfield, Sunninghill, Ascot, or Bank of
Montreal, 47 Threathieedle St., London,
Eng. Clubs: St. James, Montreal; City of
London, and Bath, Eng.

TATLOB, Georee, M.P.; 6. County of
Leeds, Ont., 31 March, 1840; «. of "William
Taylor and Ann Graham; m. Margaret Ann
Latimer, 10 -Sept., 1863. Educ: Com. Sch.
in the Tp. of Lansdowne, Ont.; a nuinu-
facturer; was reeve of Gananoque for seven
years; also Warden of United Co. of Leeds
and Grenville; Co. auditor; a general mer-
chant for 25 years; has been a manufacturer
for 20 years; first elec. to the H. of C. in
1882, and has represented Leeds constantly
since that time, being re-el. at every election;
chief whip of the Lib.-Cons. party. Address:
Gananoque. Ont.

TATLOB, Hon. Hedley Clarence, M.A.
(Mount Allison Univ., N.B.), LL.B. (Mich-
igan Univ.. U.S.A.); b. Sheffield, N.B., 20
Sept., 1864; ». of Samuel Taylor and Char-
lotte Jane Hunter; m. Bessie Perley Taylor i,
two 8. Educ: pub. sch., N.B., Mount
Allison Academy and Univ. Studied law
in St. John, N.B.; admitted to bar of N.B.
in 1891, and to bar of North West Territor-
ies same 3rr. ; apptd. Judge of District Court
of Alberta, 21 Nov., 1907. Address: 417
Fifth St., Edmonton, Alta. Club: Edmon-
ton.

TATLOB, James Davis, M.P.; 6. Abena-
qui Mills, Dorchester (Jo., Que., 2 Sept.,
1863; «. of Thomas Taylor and Mary Hum-
phrey Henderson; m. Janie Hay, d. of the
late Rev. J. H. Jenkins, Rector Three
Rivers, Que. Educ: Quebec and Ottawa
Public Schs;. apprenticed to the printing
trade, and followed newspaper business in
Montreal and Ottawa; for many yrs on
staff of Ottawa Citizen and mem. of Parity.
Press Gallery; removed in 1892, to Victoria,
B.C., and thence to New Westminster, 1900;
Managing director, Columbian Co., Ltd.,
New Westminster, B.C. ; imsuccessf ul candi-
date for H. of C. 1904; elected 1908. Re-
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creation: rifle shooting. Address: 212 Third
Av., New Westminster, B.C. Club: West-
minster.

TATLOB, Louia Denison ; 6. Ann Arbor.
Mich., U.S.A.; s. of Gustavus Adolphus'and
Amy Taylor; m. Annie Louise Pierce, Chi-
cago, 111., U.S.; two s. Arrived in Canada,
Sept., 1895; was in business until 1897;
employed in office of Vancouver Daily
Province in that year; became owner and
editor Daily World, June, 1905. which has
fH'own to be the largest newspaper published
m Western Canada, averaging 30 ijajges
daily; Independent Liberal m politics;
defeated candidate for Mayor of Vancouver,
1909. successful 1910. Address: Granville
Mansions, Vancouver, B.C. Clubs: Ter-
minal City and Commercial. Vancouver,
B.C.

TATLOB, Hon. Thomas, M.L.A.; Min-
ister of PubUc Works for B.C.; 6. 4 Feb..
1865, London, Ont.; s. of Thomas Taylor
and Ann Talbot ; m. Georg;ia Larson. Educ :
Pub. Schs. and Ck>mmercial Coll., London.
Removed to Winnipeg 1885, and entered
service of C.P.R. Moved to Trout Lake,
B.C., 1894, and engaged in mercantile
pursuits; apptd. mining recorder, 1895,
for the Trout Lake Mining div. £1. to B.
C. Legis., March, 1900. Sworn as Min. of
Pub. Works upon institution that olH&ce, 21
Dec., 1908. A mining broker; diir. of the
Great Western Mines, Ltd.; vice-pres..
Prince Mining Co. Address: Revdstoke,
Be

TELFOBD, Bobert Taylor, M.L.A.; b.
Shawville, Pontiac Ck)., Que., 19 June,
1860; 8. of Robert and Ann Telford; m.
Belle Howard, of Shamrock, Wis.. U.S.;
one «. Educ: Public Sch.; went West
during the rebellion and served four years
in the Royal North West Moimted Police;
a lumber dealer; elec. for Leduc, in the
first legislature of Alberta, 1905. Address:
Leduc, Alta.

TELLXEB, Hon. Louis: Pusine Judge of
the Superior Ct. of the Prov. of Quebec; b.
Berthier, Que., 25 Dec., 1844; a. of Zephirin
Tellier, of Ste. Melanie Daillebout, and L.
Ferland, d. of V. Priskue Ferland; m. (Ist)
1868, Hermine (d. 1878), d. of the late
Dr. A. Malhiot; (2nd) 1882, Elzire (d. 1906)
d. of Q. A. Hamel; three s. five d. Educ:
Jolietfe Coll.; studied law under the
late Mr. Baby, and later undei^Mr. Chagnon.
Called to the Bar, 1866; practiced prof, in
St. Hyacinthe; for some yrs. Dep. Proth-
onotary of the Superior Ct. and Dep. Clerk
of the Circuit Ct. for Dist. of St. Hyacinthe;
apptd. Crown Prosecutor for same dist.,
1873. El. to H. of C. for St. Hyacinthe
riding, at g. e., 1878; imsuccessful can. at
g. e., 1882; became Puisne Judge of the
Superior Ct. of the Prov. of Quebec, 1887;
an administrator of Laval Univ., Montreal.
Address: Montreal.

TEMPLEALAN, Hon. WlUlam, P.O..
M.P., Minister of Inland Revenue for Can-
ada; b. Packenham Village, Ont., 28 Sept.,
1844; 8. of Wm. TempTeman and Helen
Taylor; m. Eva Bond, of Almonte, Educ. :
Pub. Sch., Pakenham, Ont.; established the
Almonte Gazette, 1867; moved to Victoria,
B.C., in 1884, establishing the Times, which
he has since published; an unsuccessful
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in 1896: called to the Senate in 1897; sworn
of the Privy Council, and entered the Gov-
ernment 22 Feb., 1902, vdthout portfolio;
apptd. Minister of Inland Revenue, 6 Feb.,
1906, and Minister of Mines upon creation
of the Department. 3 May, 1907; elec. to
the H. of C. for Victoria, B.C., 1906; un-
successful in 1908. but elec. by acclam. for
Comox-Atlin, in bye-election, Feb., 1909.
Addreaa: Victoria^ B.C. Clubs: Rideau,
Ottawa; Pacific, Victoria, B.C.

TESSIEB, Hon. Auguste; Judge of the
Superior Court of Quebec; 6. Quebec,
20 Nov., 1853; «. of Hon. Ulric I. Tessier,
Judge of the Court of King's Bench, and
Adeie Kelly; m. Corinne Gauvreau; three
8. two d. His ancestors arrived in Canada
at the time of the French r^ime; member
of the Quebec Leg. Assem. for Rimouski,
from 1889 to 1907; Speaker of the Assembly
1905; Minister of Agriculture, and Treasurer
of the Province of Quebec in the adminis-
tration of Premier Gouin; apptd. Judge
of the Superior Court. Address: 3 Ursuline
Lane, Quebec. Clvhs: Garrison, Quebec.

TESSIEB* Lieut.-Col. Joseph Adolph,
K.C.; 6. St. Anne de la Perade, Champlain
Co., 17 Dec, 1862; «. of Louis de Gouzague
Tessier, and Rose De Lima Laquerre; m.
Marie Elmire Guillet; three a. Officer
Commanding the 86th Regt.; City Attorney
of Three Rivers, from 1896 to 1907; elec.
to Quebec Legis. Assem., 1904 and 1908.
Address: Three Rivers, Que.

TESSIEK Hon. Jules; senator; h. Que-
bec, 16 April, 1852; s. of the late Hon. U.
T. Tessier, Judge of the Court of Queen's
Bench; m. 1882, Francois Mathilde Barnard,
Educ: Quebec Seminary, Jesuits Coll.,
Montreal, and Laval Univ. Called to the
bar 1874; apptd. K.C., 1900; for several
years editor of Quebec Law Reports;"
Secretary of the National Convention, 1880,
of the St. Jean Baptiste Soc. of Quebec, and
also pres.; a director of the Lake St. John
Co., pres., Quebec Colonization Soc; a
member of the Quebec City Council; elec.
to Quebec Legis. Assem., 1886, 1890, 1892,
1897 and 1900; speaker, 1897-1900; was
one of the founders and editors of Le
Clarion; apptd. to the Senate, 12 March
1 903 ; Liberal . A ddress : Quebec.

THOBURN, William, MP.; b. Ports
mouth, Eng., 14 April, 1847; «. of John and
Mary Thobum; widower; two d. Educ:

"^ Co. of Carleton; arrived in Canada, 1867;
a woolen manufacturer; a director of the
Almonte Knitting Co., Almonte; director
of the Trust and Guarantee Co., Toronto,
Ont.; was Mayor of Almonte for seven yrs.;
first el. to H. of C, 1908; a Conservative.
Recreations: boating, rurling. Address:
Almonte, Ont. Club: Rideau, Ottawa.

THOMAS, Chester Ashley; resident mgr
Yukon Gold Co.; b. Loa Angeles, Cal., Dec,
1874. JS^dwr.; Stamford Univ., Cal. Entered
service Yukon Gold Co., 1905. Address:
Dawson, Y.T.

THOMPSON, Alfred, M.D.. CM.; 6.
Nine Mile River, Hants Co., N.S., 6 Jime,
1869; s. of James A. Thompson and Jane
Thompson; m. Elsie Miller; one s. one d.
Educ: Univ. of Dalhousie, Halifax, N.S.
Graduated in 1898; removed to Dawson.
Y.T., 1899, where he has since practiced
the medical profession. Served as mem. of

the local legislature known as Yukon Coun-
cil for two yrs. First el. to H. of C. at g. e.,
1904; served for four yrs. and then retired
from pub. life to continue practice of medi-
cine. Address: Dawson, Y.T.

THOMPSON, Alfred Burke, B.A., M.L.
A.; 6. Penetanguishene, Ont., 18 July, 1862;
s. of Alfred Andrew Thompson and Sarah
Burke; m. Kate Worthington May {dec)
Educ: Upper Can. Coll., Toronto Univ.
Served in N. W. Rebellion with Q. O. R.;
now Capt. of the 35th R%t. An unsuccess-
ful can. in Simcoe Co. for the Legis. at g. e.,
1894; el. at g. e., 1898; defeated 1902; re-el.
at g. e., 1905 and 1908. Recreation: cwrMag.
Church of England. A Conservative.
Address: Penetanguishene, Ont.

THOMPSON, Lieut.-Col. Andrew Thor-
bum. B.A., LL.B.; b, "Ruthven
Park/* Haldimand Co., Ont., 27 May, 1870;
s. of David Thompson, M.P., and Elizabeth
Stinson; m. Violet Isabel, o. d. of the late
James Hepburn Bums, M.D. ' Toronto;
two s. one d. Educ: Ca3ruga High Sch.,
Up. Can. Coll., Toronto Univ., and Osgoode
Hall; called to the bar in 1893; elected to
the H. of C. in 1900; sat until 1904, diuing
which time he was liberal whip for Ontario;
was second in command of Canadian Cor-
onation Contingent, and now in command of
5th Infantry Brigade; practicing in Ottawa
as a parlianoentary lawyer. PubliccUions:
articles on the Canadian Militia for the
Encyclopedias American; editor of the
Canadian Military Oazette. Address: 309
Frank St^ Ottawa, and Ruthven Park,
Cayuga, Ont. Clubs: Rideau, Country,

THOMPSON, Hon. Frederick Pember-
ton; senator; b. Douglas, York Co.,
N.B.; s. of Alexander Thompson and Han-
nah Pickard; in. 1876, Elisa Snowball, d. of
Rev. John Snowball, (dec. 30 Nov , 1900).
Educ: Fredericton ana Sackville Inst.; was
a member of the firm of Thompson and
Anderson, established in 1871; and lately
re-organi«ed as a joint-stock Co., under
the name of McFarlane, Thompson Mfg.
Co.; also interested in lumbering and mill-
ing; was a* member of York Council for six
years, and Warden three years; elec. to
N.B. li^8. Assem., 1899, and continued
a member until called to the Senate, 8 Feb.,
1902; was vice-pres., the People's Bank of
N.B., absorbed by the Bank of Montreal;
pres., of the McFarlane Neill Manfg. Co.;
man., dir.. N.B. Telephone Co.; dir., Fred-
eriction Gaslight Co., and pres., Victoria
Hospital (founded by Lady Tilley) ; Metho-
dist; Liberal. ^rfrfrc««: Fredericton, N.B.

THOMPSON Frederick WllUann; Vice-
Pres. and Managing Dir., Ogilvie Flour
Mills Co., Ltd.; b. Montreal, 1862; «. of the
late Andrew Thompson and Josephine De
Lesperance; m. 1882, d. of James Reid,
formerly of Bedford, Que.; one s. three d.
Educ: Montreal anci Brooklyn, N.Y.
At age of fifteen entered service of the old
Exchange Bank of Montreal; resigned to
join the Ogilvie Milling Co. six yrs. later,
became gen. mgr. of the business in the
North-West, 1889; gen. mgr. of the entire
concern, 1900; in conjunction with Mr. C.
R. Hosmer, 1902, purchased and re-organ-
ieed the business under style of the Ogilvie
Flour Mills Co., Ltd., and became vice-pres.

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and nms. dir. Vice-pres. of Kaministiqua
Power Co.; jpres., Canadian Appraisal Co.;
dir.. Royal IBank of Canada, the Liverpool,
London and Globe Insur Co., Manitoba
Insur. Co. Addrett: 80 Redpath St., Mon-
treal. Clubs: Mount Royal, St. James,
Forest and Stream, Montreal, Canada,
Royal Montreal Golf and Jockey; Manitoba,
Conmiercial, Winnipeg; Rideau, Ottawa;
Constitutional, London, Eng.
THOMSON, Edward WilUam, C.E., F.
R.S.L.; 6. Toronto Tp., Ont., 12 Feb., 1849;
B. of William Thomson and Margaret
Hamilton Foley; m. A. L. G. St. Denis; one
8. Educ: Pub. Sch., Caledonia and Brant-
ford; Trinity Coll. Gram. Sch., Weston,
Ont.; served in the U.S. Army last year of
the Civil War; in Queen's Own Rifles,
Toronto, 1866; Land Surveyor, 1872; civil
engineer, 1876-1878; editonial writer, Tor-
onto Olobe, 1878-1891; editor Youths' Com-
panion, Boston, 1891-1901; Free Lance and
author since 1901; Ottawa Correspondent,
Boston Tranacript. Publications: Old Man
Savarin," "Between Earth and Sky,"
"Walter Dibbs," "Smoky Days," "Collec-
tion of Short Stories," "Versifier in M. S.
Henry's translation of Ancassin and Nico-
lette"; "The Many Mansioned House,"
"When Lincoln Died," "Collection of
Poems," fugitive stories, poems and press
articles. Recreations: fishmg and walking.
Address: 360 Concession St., Ottawa. Clubs:
Authors, London, Eng.; International, Bos-
ton, Mass.
THOMSON, Henry Broughton, M.L.A.;
b. Newry, Co. Down^Ireland; 21 July, 1870;
s. of the late Capt. William Thomson, 78th
Highlanders, and Alice Groughton. Educ:
Bedford Gram. Sch., Bedford, Eng. Ar-
rived in Canada, 1893; has followed a general
commercial business in British Columbia;
lived for five years in Nelson, Kootenay
Dist., and two ye-rs in Cariboo; went to
Victoria, in 1902, as manager of the Tumer-
Beeton Co.; elec. as one of the Conservative
members for Victoria City in provincial
Legislature, 1907. Address: Victoria, B.C.
Clubs: Union, Victoria.
THORBURN, John M.A., LL.D.; b.
Quothquan, Lanarkshire, Scot., 10 Oct.,
1830; 8. of John Thorburn and Mary Wilson;
m. Maria J. I., d. of Dr, Henry G. Parish, of
Yarmouth, N.S. Educ: Quothquan and
Libert on Schs., and Edinburgh Univ.
Taught in the Gram. Sch,, Musselburgh, and
in the Western Inst., Edinburgh. Came to
Can., 1856; taught sch. for a short time in
Yarmnuth, MS., :in<] was thnn apntd.
Principal and Prof, of Classics in St. Ti-ii-
cis Coll., Richmond, Que.; Head-master of
the Ottawa Gram. Sch. (now the Coll.
Inst.), 1862-02; apptd. Librarian of the
Can. Geol. Survey, and a few months later
ap^td. Chn. of the Bd. of C. S. Examiners,
which position he held for 27 yrs.; hon.
mem. of Am. Acad, of Political and Social
Science, Philadelphia; of Trinity Histor-
ical Soc, Dallas, Texas; hon. corr. Fellow of
the Geol. Soc. of Australasia, Melbourne,
etc. Was pres. of the St. Andrew's Soc,
of the Literary. and Scientific Soc. of Ot-
tawa, of the Univ. Extension Scheme of
Lectures; was for many yrs. Trustee of th9
Ottawa Coll. Inst., and Chn. of the Bd. for
five yrs. Publications: Lectures on various
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subjects; "Counting and Time Reckoning,"
published in Trans, of Can. Inst. Address:
211 Daly Ave., Ottawa.
THORNE, WUliam Henry; 6. St. John,
N.B., 12 Sept.. 1844; «. of E. Thome; un-
mamed. Educ: St. John, N.B.; Iron and
Hardware Merchant; commenced business
1867; pres. of W. H. Thome Co., Limited:
director of Royal Bank of Canada, and
Comwall and York Cotton Mills Co.; two
years president Board of Trade. Recrea-
tions: salmon fishing, shooting. Address:
St. John. N.B. Clubs: Union, St. John; St.
James, Montreal.
THOBNELOE, Bt. BeT. George, M.A.,
D.D., D.C.L., Bishop of Algoma; 6. Coven-
try, Eng., 4 Oct., 1848; s. of James and
Catherine Thomeloe; m. Mary £. Fuller, of
Lpnnoxville. Que.; one «. one d. Educ:
Bishops Coll., Lennoxville, Que.; arriv^ in
Canada, 1858; Rector of Stanstead. Que.,
- 1874 to 1886; Rector of Sherbrooke, Que..
1885 to 1897; Bishop of Algoma. 1897.
^eWr«««.Sault St. Marie, Ont.
THOBNTON, Charles Jonas, M.P.; b.
Tp. of Clarke, Durham Co., Ont., 30 May,
1850; «. of Thomas Thornton, Yorkshire.
Eng.. and Susannah Powers, U. E. L. des-
cent; m. Eleanor Hughson; two s. two d.
Educ: Pub. Sch., of his native co., and
Coll. at London. Ont.; seven years Tp.
Councillor, and five years in the Co. Coimcil;
el. for West Durham in 1900, but lost seat
because deposit was made by marked
cheque instead of cash; elec. in 1908.
Address: Kirby P. O., Ont.
TIFFIN, William Bichard: Supt. North
Division, G. T. Ry.; b. Hamilton. Ont..
Sept., 1844; s. of Samuel Tiflfin and Anne
Tiffin; m. Susan Amelia Oakley; three s.
Educ : Hamilton. Entered railway service,
1860, since which he has been consecutively
to 1875, clerk in office at Hamilton and in
general superintendent's department. Great
Western Ry. of Can.; 1876 to 1880. asst.
supt. same road at Palmerston; on amal-

famation of Great Western Ry. with Grand
rimk Ry. in 1890, apptd. asst. supt. latter
road in charge of Northern divinon at
Stratford, Ont., which position he held
until July. 15^ 1896, when he was assigned
to other duties; Jan. 1, 1897. to date.
Supt. of G. T. R., Northern Divn.
Address: AUandale, Ont.
TILTON, Col. John; 6. Lancaster. N.B.,
27 March, 1837; «. of Bamabas Tilton
(native of Boston, Mass.) and Anne Wylie
(English); m. Roberta E., d. of late Daniel
J. Odell, for many yrs. British consul at
Eastport, Me., U.S.A. Educ: St. John
Gram. Sch. and Kingston, N.B. For some

J ears in business as a merchant in St.
ohn; joined the public service of Canada.
1867; promoted to Deputy Minister of
Fisheries, 1884; retired on the union of the
departments of Marine and Fisheries, 1892;
a member of the Royal Commission, 1880,
to enquire into and report on the organ-
ization of the Civil Service. Was lieut.-
Col., commanding the Governor-General's
Foot Guards, Ottawa; commanded the
Canadian team at Wimbledon, 1892, and at
Bisley, 1901. Has devoted the greater
portion of his life to the encouragement of
rifle shooting. A worm advorpte "of the
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And after site selected by Govt., took great
interest as chairman of the Executive
of the Dom. Rifle Assn. in the construction
of the range; promoted to be Hon. Col.,
1901. General agent for Canada, for the
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co^ since 1897.
Ad^esB: 37 Gloucester St., Ottawa. Clvh:
Rideau, Ottawa.

mSDAUB, Lieut.-Col. Hon. David, P.C,
K.C.; 6. 8 Sept., 1835; «. of EphraimTisdale
(great grand-parents as U.E. LoyaUsts, em-
igrated from United States in 1783 to what
is now St. John, N.B.); m. Sarah Araminta
d, of James Walker; two «. two d. Ediu:.:
Pub. Schs. and Gram. Sch., Norfolk Co.,
Ont.; Toronto Univ.; barr., Ont., 1868:
senior member firm Tisdale, Tisdale and
Reid, Simcoe, Ont.; Q.C. 1872; extensively
engaged in nnancing and construction of
railways; in lumbering, mining, sheep-
farming and cattle-ranching; assisted m
raisina^ a rifle company, 1861; was its first
Captau, on service with it at the time of the
Trent difficulty, and the Fenian Raid, 1866:
subsequ^itly other Companies were raised
and 39th Norfolk Rifles formed (8 Com-
panies); gazetted lieut.-Col.; retired but
retaining rank; was a delegate with others
from all parts of Canada who met at
Ottawa and formed the Dominion Rifle
Association, 1868; Chairman Standing
Committee on Railwasm and Canals in H. of
C, 1891-96; Minister of Militia and Defence.
1896. Pres. Crown Life Assurance Com-
pany; Pres., St. Clair and Erie Ship Canal
CompMiy; Vice-Pres. of the U.E. Loyalist
Association for Ontario. Recreation: organ-
ized the "Long Point Shooting Club."
Address: Simcoe, Ont.

TOBIN, Edmund William; b. Brompton
Falls, Que., 14 Sept., 1865; «. of Patrick
Tobin and Helen Hanley; m. 24 April, 1893,
Bessie K Nott. Edttc.: Elementary schs.;
general merchant and lumber dealer; Mayor
of Brompton Falls, and Warden of the Co.
of Richmond.; elec. to the H, of C, 1900,

• 1904 and 1908; Roman Catholic; Liberal.
Address: Bromptonville, Que.

TODD, Frederick G.j landscape archi-
tect; b. Concord, N.H., 11 March, 1876; s.
of G. W. Todd and Mary E. Cole; m. Beat-
rice E. Pinkerton; one s. one d. Educ.:
High Sch., Andover, Mass., and Agricul-
tural Coll., Emherst, Mass.; arrived in
Canada, 6 Jime, 1900; is a fellow of the
American Soc. of Landscape Architects;
principal work — plans of Winnipeg Park;
plans for Ottawa Improvement Commis-
sion; plans- for parks and location of Par-
liament Buildings for the Governments of
Alberta and Sask.; plans for National
Battlefields' Commission. Address: 10
Phillips Place, Montreal. Clubs: Engineers',
Montreal.

TODD, Percy B,: 6. Toronto, Ont., 4
Dec., 1869; «. of Alfred and Katherine Todd;
m. Fanny S. Folker of New York; two d.
Educ: Coll. Inst., Ottawa, Ont. Began
Ry. service as telegraph operator until 1876;
Canadian agt., Ogdensbui^ & Lake Cham-

5 lain R. R., 1876-82; gen. travelling agt..
fat. Despatch Line at Chicago, 1882-6;
commercial agt., N. Y. , West Shore &
Buflfalo R. R. at Albany, 1886; chief clerk
gen. frd^ht dept.. same at New York, 1885-6
gen. froght and passenger agt., Canada

Atlantic R. R. at Ottawa, 1886-9; gen.
freight agt., 1889-92; gen. traffic mgr..
West Shore R. R., 1892-1901; 2d v.-p.,
1901-3, 1st v.-p., 1903-7; dir., 1906-7; N. Y.
New Haven & Hartford R. R.; v.-p., Ban-
gor & Aroostook R. R., since Jan., 1907.,
Address: Bangor. Me. Clubs: Tarratine
Golf, Bangor, Maine; Union League and
Transportation, New York.

TODD, William F., M.P.; b. St. Stephen
N.B., 2 May, 1864- s. of Freeman H. Todd,
and Adeline Boardman; m. 1879, Ethel J.
Bolton, d. of John Bolton, member of H. of
C. shortly after Confederation; three d.
A merchcmt; memb. of N.B. Lc^s., 1899;
first elec. to H. of C, 1908; Universalist;
Liberal. Address: St. Stephen, N.B.

TOIilHIE, John, M.P.; 6. Balgowan.
Parish of Laggan, Scot., 30 Aug., 1846; s. ot
Alexander Tolnue ana Mary Fraser; m.
(1st) Maggie Patterson; (2nd) Alice Robert-
son; one «. one d. Educ: Balgowan Sch.,
Scot.; arrived in Canada, 30 July, 1868;
raxteen years on a farm; last 26 years a
manufacturer of salt; was two years Coim-
cillor for Bruce Tp. and three years Reeve;
Deputy Reeve of Kincardine, for one year,
and two years Mayor; first el. to H. of C,
1896^ has been returned four times. Re-
creaiums: fond of Scottish poetry and
music. Address: Kincardine, Ont.

TORONTO, Bishop of; see Right Rev.
James Fielding Swe^iey.

TOBBIN6TON, Mrs. Rosaline Rebecca;
wife of Dr. F. H. Torrington. of Toronto,
Ont.; b. Ireland; two s. Eauc: Ireland;
arrived Canada 1869; has written number
of articles on social questions. Pres.,
Local Council of Women, Toronto; mem.,
Women's Canadian Club, Women.s His-
torical Soc., Women's Art Assn. of Can.,
Toronto. Address: 12 Pembroke St., Tor-
onto.

TOTZKE, Albert Frederick, Phm. B.,
M.L.A.: 6. Berlin, Ont., 20 Dec., 1882; «. of
E. L. (;arl and Louise Totzke; m. Evelyn
Lsmch; one d. Educ: Berlin, Ont., and
Toronto; went to Sask. in 1904, and entered
the drug business at Vonda, 1906; eleo. to
the Provincial Legislature in 1908. Recrea-
tions: shooting and curling. Address:
Vonda, Sask.

TOURIGNY, Hon. Francois Simeon,
K.C., B.L.. LL.L., LL.D.; Judge of the
Superior Ct. of the Prov. of Quebec; 6.
Becancourt, Nicolet Co., Que., 3 Nov., 1868;
f. of Olivier Tourigny and OUve Comeau;
m. Eugenie Arcandy; one d. Educ: Nicolet
Coll. Practised law at Three Rivers.
Took an active interest in municipal affairs;
alderman of Three fivers, 1898-1906;
Mayor 1906-08; one of the promoters of the
St. Maurice Valley Ry. Co. Apptd. Judge.
1908. Address: Three Rivers, Que.

TOUT, Charles Hill; 6. Cyland. Devon-
shire, Eng., 28 Sept., 1868; s. of John Tout
and Elizabeth Hill; m. Edith Mary Stothert ;
five •. four d. Arrived in Canada, 1884.
Educ: partly at' Oxford and Lincoln, Eng.
for the Church, but took up educational
work, by preference, and later scientific
investigation amonp the native races of
Canada and the United States for the B.A.
A.S. Publications: The American volume
of "The Native Races of the British Em-
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raising. Addreaa: Bucklands, Abbotsford,
B C ^

TOWNLEY, Mrs. Charles Robert (Alice

Ashworth); b. Quebec. 26 Nov., 1870;
d. of William Henry Ashworth and Jane
Moray Askworth; m. Charles Robert Town-
ley. Educ: Canada. Before her marriage
wrote number of short stories, verse,
descriptive articles for Canadian ana
American newspapers and magazines^ as
"Alice Ashworth," but now writes as "Alice
Ashworth Townley." Mem., National
Coimcil of Women. PubUcationa: "Just a
Little Boy," 1897; "Just a Little Girl,"
1907; "Opinions of Mary," 1909. Address:
944 Hastings St. W., Vancouver, B.C.
Clvbs: Women's Canadian, Press, Vancou-
ver.

TOWNSHEND, Hon. Charles James,
B.A., B.C.L., Chief Justice of the Supreme
Ct. of N.S.; 6. 22 March, 1844; s. of Rev.
Canon Townshend; Rector of Christ Church,
Amherst, N.S., and Elizabeth Stewart; m.
(Ist) 1867, Laura, d. of J. D. Kinnear;
(2nd) 1887, Margaret, d. of John McFarlane;
three «. two d. Educ: Coll. Sch. and King's
Coll., Windsor, N.S. Bar. Canada, 1866;
Q.C., 1881; elected M.L.A. for Cumberland,
1878 and 1882; to H. of C, 1884; M.E.C..
1878-82; Judge of the Supreme CJourt of
N.S., 1887-1907; chief Justice, 1907 to date.
Address: Halifax, N.S., and Wolfville, N.S.
(summer). CZub: Halifax.

TBANT, William, J. P.; Police Magjis-
trate of Regina, Sask.; 6. Leeds, Yorkshire,
Eng., 13 March, 1844; «. of William Trant,
chemist, of Leeds, and Isabella Hirst, of
Dewsbury; m. Jane, d. of Edward Trood, of
Bridgewater, Eng.; three «. one d. Educ:
Leeds Mechanics' Inst^ Leeds Free Gram.
Sch.; founder of the Leeds Astronomical
Soc. For some yrs. was engaged in jour-
nalism; on staffs of the Yorkshire Post and
several London newspapers; special corr. at
Paris during the Commune; went on jour-
nalistic missions to Ireland, Spain, Algeria,
Morocco, U.S. A., and Mexico, 1878-88.
Came to Can., 1889. Called to the Bar of
Sask., 1904; apptd. Police Magistrate at
Regina, 1907. Publications: "Financial
Reform," 1874; "Trades Unions," 1876; 2hd
ed. 1882; a novel, "Daisy Baines" (now in
the press); contributions to mags, and
newspapers in England, Canada, and U.S.
Address: 2108 Lome St., Regina, Sask.
CZu6; Assiniboia, Regina.
TBENHOLME, Hon. Norman William,
M.A., D.C.L. (McGill Univ.); Puisne
Judge of the Court of King's Bench of the
Prov. of Quebec; b. Kingsey Tp., Drum-
mond Ck)., Que., #8 Aug., 1837; s. of Ed-
ward Trenholme and Mary Ann Ridley;
m. (1st) 1868, Lucy Wilkes id. 1885), d. of
the late Samuel Hedge, of Montreal; (2nd)
1886, Grace Ix)w, d. of the late Robert
Shaw, of Quebec; five «. two d. Educ:
McGill Univ., Montreal (Henry Chapman
Medal. 1863; the Elisabeth Torrance Gold
Medal, 1865). Called to the Bar, 1865, and
commenced practice of prof, in Montreal.
1872-1882, in partnership with J. J. Mc-
Laren, now Judge of the Ont. Ct. of Ap-
peals.; apptd. prof, of Roman and PubUc
Law in McGill Univ., 1868, and Dean of
Faculty of Law, 1888, but resigned in 1905.
Created a Q.C.. 1889; apptd. Puisne Judge '
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of the Superior Court of the Prov. of Que.,
1901, and Puisne Judge of the Ct. of King'»
Bendi, 1904. Address: "Rosemount," 65
Rosemount Av., Montreal, Que. Clubr
University, Montreal.
TBOOP, Rev. George Osborne, M.A.; 6.
Bndjjetown, N.S., 6 March, 1854; s. of the
late William Henry Troop, barrister-at-
law, and (jreorgina (Foster: m. Suzette Law»
Hill, d. of the late Rev. G. W. Hill, D.C.L. ,
formerly rector of St. Paul's Halifax^
Educ: King's Coll., Windsor, N.S.; ordain-
ed deacon, 1877; priest, 1878; curate of St.
Paul's, Halifax, 1877-1881; rector St.
James. Church, St. John, N.B., 1882-1886;
rector, St. Martin's Church, Montreal, 188»
to the present. RecrecUions: walking, read-
ing. Address: 738 St. Urbain St., Montreal.
TBOTTEB, 3IaJor Gerald Frederick^
D.S.O., M.V.O. (4th class); 6. London'
Eng., 21 July, 1871: s. of MaMJen. Sir
Henry Trotter, G.C.V.O., and Hon. Eva
Gifford; unmarried, ^duc. : H.M.S. Britan-
nia. Joined Grenadier Guards, June, 1892;
served in South Africa with 3rd Brig.
Grenadier Guards, from Nov., 1899, until
April, 1900; invalided to England on
account of wounds; returned to South
Africa, March, 1902, and remained until
close of Boer War; arrived in Canada, Dec.,
1904, as A.D.C. to Lord Grey, (Governor
General of Can. and remained imtil 1906;
again A.D.C. in 1909-10. Recreations:
fishing, hunting, shooting, racing. Address-
es: Government House, Ottawa; 126
Sloane St., London, Eng. Clubs: (guards.
Turf, Beefsteak, M.C.C. and Prince's Rac-
quet, London, Eng.; Rideau, Ottawa.
TROTTER, Rev. Thomas, B.A., D.D.,
LL.D.; b. Thurlaston, Leicestershire, Eng.,
11 Aug., 1853; s. of Edwin and Hannah
Trotter; m. Ellen Maud, o. d. of the late
Rev. David Freeman, M.A., Canning, N.S.,
5 May, 1887; two s. and two d. Educ:
Woodstock Coll., Woodstock, Ont.; Univ.
of Toronto, McMaster Univ. Arrived in
Canada, 13 Sept., 1870: Pastor of the Bap-
tist Church, Woodstock, Ont., 1885-1889;
Pastor of the Bloor St. Baptist Church,
Toronto, 1889-1890; professor of Home-
letics and Pastoral "rheology, McMaster
Univ., Toronto, 1890-1895; pres., Acadia
Univ., Wolfville, N.S.. 1896-1906; pastor,
Ashland Av. Baptist Church, Toledo, Ohio,
1907-1909; *re-apptd. professor of Home-
letics and Pastoral 'Theology, McMaster
Univ., Toronto, 1909. Address: McMaster
University, Toronto, Ont.
TIJL.L.T, Miss Sydney Strickland, A.R.C.
A.; 6. 'Toronto, Ont.; d. of late Kivas Tully,
I.S.O. Educ: Toronto, London^ and Paris.
Artist; portrait painter; member of Ontario
Society of Artists. Studied at the Slade
Sch., London, under Professor A. Legros,
1884t-86; and Paris, studied imder the late
Benjamin Constant; exhibited in the Salon
of 1888; studied also imder T. Robert-
Fleury and Gustave Courtois, etc.; exhib-
ited in the Royal Academy ,1886-87;
World's Fair, Chicago, and at the Pan-
American at Bu£Falo, where received hon-
ourable mention; at St. Louis Ebchibition,
bronze medal. Address: 36 Toronto Street,
Toronto, Ont.
TUPPER, Hon. Sir Charles, Ist Bt., cr.
1888; G.C.M.G.. cr. 1886; K.C.M.G.. cr.

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1879; C.B.. 1867; M.A., D.C.L., hon. LL.D.
Camb., Edinbuigb, Acadia, and Queen's;
M.D.; 6. 2 July, 1821; t. of late Rev. Cbarles
Tupper, D.D., Aylesford, N.S.; m. Frances
Morse, Amberst. Educ.: Acadia and Edin-
burgb Univ. Was fourteen consecutive
times returned as M.P. for bis native county
Cumberland, N.S., and represented it for
tbirty-one years; Premier of province of
N.S. at time of Ck>nfederation, 1867; de-
clined seat in first Dominion Cabinet:
sworn of Privy Council, 1870; President of
Privy Council, 1870-72; Minister of Inland
Revenue. . 1872-73; Minister of Customs,
1873; Minister of PubUc Works. 1878-79;
Minister of Railways and Canals, 1879-
84; Higb Commissioner for Canada m Eng-
land. 1883-87; Minister of Finance, 1887-
88; reappointed Hicb Commissioner, 1886-
96; was one of H.M.'s Plenipotentairies on
Fisbery Commission, Wasbington, 1887-88:
and to negotiate treaty between Canada and
France. 1893; Prime Minister, 1896; leader
of Opposition , Canadian H. of C, 1896-
1900. Address: Broomwood, Bexley Heatb»
Kent. Eng. Clubs: Manitoba, Winnipeg;
Britiflb Empire, Colonial, London. Eng.

TUPPEB* Hon. Sir Charles Hlbbert,
K.C.M.G.. cr. 1893; LL.B.; K.C.; b. 1855;
f. of Sir C. Tupper; m, Janet, d. of Hon.
James Macdonald, C.J.. of N.S.; four «.
tbree d. Educ: McGill Coll., Montreal
(Gov.-Gen. Scholarship) r Harvard Law
Sch. Barr., N.S., 1877; Ont., 1895; B.C.,
1898; elected to H. of C, 1882, 1887, 1888,
1891, 1896-1900; Minister of Marine and
Fisheries, 1888-95; Minister of Justice and
Attorney-General for Canada, 1896-96;
Agent of H.B.M. Paris Tribunal of Arbitra-
tion, 1892; created K.C.M.G. in recognition
of services there; senior member of legal
firm Tupper and Griffin, Vancouver, B.C.
Recreation: tennis. Address: Vancouver.
Clubs: Albany, Toronto; Union, Victoria,
B.C.; Vancouver, Country, Vancouver.

TUPPER, J. Stewart, B.A.. K.C.; 6.
Amherst, N.S., 26 Oct., 1851; e. s. of the
Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, Bt., G.C.M.G.,
C.B., and Lady Tupper; m. (1st) 1875,
Marie Wilson (d. 1876), d. of the late
Andrew Robertson, of Montreal; (2nd)
Ada Campbell, d. of the late Sir Thomas
Gait, Chief Justice of Common Pleas, Ont.;
one s, three d. Educ: McGill Univ.,
Montreal (grad. B.A. with First Rank
Honors). Called to Ontario Bar, 1875;
Manitoba Bar, 1882; cr. Q.C., 1890; Ben-
cher of the Law Soc., 1900; treas. of the
Law Soc., 1906; senior mem. of the firm of
Tupper, Gait, Tupper, Minty & McTavish,
bfurnsters and solicitors. Winnipeg; solici-
tors for the Bank of Montreal, Bank of
B.N.A., Merchants, Royal, Traders' and
Home Banks, H.B. Ck)., C.P.R., and many
other corporations. Recrsation: riding.
Address: Ravenscourt, Winnipeg. Clubs:
Manitoba, St. Charles Ck)\mtry, Winnip«x.

TUBCOTTE, Gustave Adolphe, M.D.,
M.P.; 5. at Three Rivers, Que., 19 Nov.,
1848; «. of Jos. Ed. Turcotte and Flora
Buteau; m. (let) Jean Le Blanc, d. of the
late Dr. J. Le Blanc; (2nd) Emma Houde,
d. of C. E. Houde, ex-M.L.A.; one s. two d.
Educ: St. Mary's Coll., Montreal and St.
Joseph's Coll., Three Rivers; a physician;
was Registrar of Nicolet Co., Division No. 2,

for 10 years; was unsuccessful candidate for
parliament six times from 1877 to 1897;
elec. to the H. of C. for Nicolet, 1907; re-
elec., 1908. Address: Nicolet, Que.

TUBCOTTE, Joseph Pierre, M.P.; b, St.
Jean. Isle d'Orleans. 21 May, 1857; t. of
F. K. Turcotte, and Elizabeth Rousseau;
m. 7 May, 1895, Marie Eva Dick; four. c.
an advocate; was twice a candidate for
Quebec Legislature, in 1886 and 1896;
first elec. to H. of C. 1908; Roman Catholic;
Liberal. Address: Quebec.

TUBGEON, Hon. Adelard, C.M.G., C.V.
O., B.C.L. (Laval Univ.); President Leg.
Ck)un. of Quebec; b; Beaumont, Que., 19
Dec., 1863: t. of Damase Turgeon and
Christine Turgeon; m. 1887, Augene, d.
of the late Etienne Samson, of Levis.
Educ: Levis Coll., Laval Univ., Que.
Called to the bar, 12 July, 1887. and com-
menced practicing his prof, in Levis. He
is now in partnership with the Hon. L. R.
Roy, Prov. Sec. and Registrar, and Mr.
Ernest Roy, M.P. for Dorchester, in Quebec.
Returned to the Que. Legis. for the Co. of
Bellechasse at g. e., 1890; re-el. in yrs.
1892, 1897, 1900 and 1904; apptd. Minister
of Ck>lonization and Mines, in the Marchand
Govt., 26 May. 1897; held same portfolio
in the Parent Admn., which was formed 3
Oct., 1900; resigned bis seat in Parent
Ministry, and re-el. by his constituency,
March, 1905; accepted portfolio of Minister
of Lands, Mines and Fisheries in Crouin
Admn., 23 March, 1906; resigned seat, 1907,
but el. 4 Nov., 1907, and again resumed his
seat in the Crouin Ciovt., with portfolio of
Lands and Forests: now pres.. Lea. Coun.,
1009; is one of the foimders of "Union
Liberale;" a governor of Laval Univ.j was
made a Companion of the Most Distin-
guished Order of St. Michael and St. Geoige,
1906, and created a Knight of the Legion
of Honor by the Pres. of the French lie-
public, and C.V.O. by His Highness the
Prince of Wales during Tercentenary cele-
brations at Que., July, 1908. Address:
Parlt. Bldgs., Quebec. Cltib: Garrison,
Quebec.

TUBGEON, Onesiphore, B.A.. M.P.; 6.
St. Joseph de Levis, Que., 6 Sept.. 1849; «.
of Simon Turgeon Mid Pelagic Paradis; m.
(1st) Maivaret Eulalie Baldwin, of Bath-
burst, N.B., 20 Aug., 1876 (dec 7 Sept.,
1896); (2nd) Mary Loretta Meahan, of
Bathurst, N.B., 27 Sept., 1905; one «. two d.
Educ: Christian Brothers' Sch., Levis, and
Quebec Seminary; a member of the Glouces-
ter Municipal (3oimcil for three yrs.; im-
succeesful candidate in g. e. for H. of C,
1896; elec. in 1900, 1904 and 1008. Address:
Bathurst, N.B.

TUBGEON, Hon. William Ferdinand
Alphonse, B.A., K.C., M.L.A.: Attor-
ney Gen. of Saskatchewan; b. at Bathurst,
N. B., 3 June, 1877; «. of Onesiphore Tur-
geon, M.P., and Margaret Baldwin; m.
Gertrude Boudreau; two d. Educ: New
York City and Laval Univ., Quebec; ad-
mitted to the bar of Quebec, but moved
shortly afterwards to Prince Albert, Sask.,
where he entered into partnership with Hon,
J. H. Lamont, now a Judge of the Supreme
Court of Saskatchewan, whom he succeeded
in the Legislature of the Province; Attorney
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Sask.
TURNER. Hon. J. H.; 6. 7 May. 1834;
f. of John and Martha Turner, Ipswich,
Suffolk, England; m. 1860, Elizabeth
Eilbeck^of Whitehaven, Cumberland; one s.
Educ: Whitstable, near Canterbury, Eng.
Merchant; commenced in Victoria, 1863; elec.
to the City Coimcil, 1877; Mayor of Victoria,
1879, 1880, 1881; elected Legislative Assem.
of province, 1886 (city of Victoria); Min-
ister of Finance and Agriculture, 1887-98
and 1899-1901; Premier, 1896-98; intro-
duced the Budget for thirteen years, and
Acts for encouragement of fruit growing,
dairying, and formation of Farmers' In-
stitutes and Farmers' Banks, etc. ; joined the
first company of volunteers, 1864; retired
into Canadian Reserve Militia, 1881, as
Lieut .-Col.; agent General for British Col-
umbia in London, since 1901. Recreationa:
riding, fishing, cricket. Address: SaUsbury
House, Finsbury Circus, E.C.; 16 Hereford
Square, South Kensington, S.W. Clubs:
Union, Victoria; United Empire, London,
Eng.
TURNER, Hon. Richard, M.L.C.; 6.
Quebec," 16 Aug.. 1843; «. of James Turner,
of Rochester, Eng., and Susan Frizelle; m.
1867, Emily Maria Ellis; four «. two d.
Established firm of Whitehead & Turner,
wholesale grocers, 1870. Dir. of the Im-
perial Bank of Can.; ex-pres., St. George's
Soc. of Que.; pres. or dir. of National Tele-
phone Co., Quebec Cartage and Transfer
Co., Turner Lumber and Pulp Wood Co..
Bouthillier Co., Levis County Ry., and
other important mercantile institutions.
Served three terms on the Que. City Coim-
cil; Pres., Que. Bd. of Trade; hon. vice-
pres., Quebec Lib. Club; apptd. to Que.
Legis. Council, 1897; chairman, Bd. of
dirs. of the Que. High Sch.; mem. National
Battlefields Com. Address: 66 D'Auteuil
St., Quebec. Ciu6; Garrison.
TURNER, Lieut.-Col. Richard Ernest
William, D.S.O., V.C; 6. Quebec, 26
July, 1871; «. of Hon. Richard Turner and
Emily Maria Ellis; m. Harriet Augusta
Goodday of London, Eng.; one s. two d.
Educ: Quebec; a member of the wholesale
grocery firm of Whitehead & Turner; ser-
ved in South African War, 1889-1900.
Operations in the Orange Free State, Feb.
to May, 1900, including actions at Vet
River (5 and 6 May), and Zand River (10
May.) Operations in the Transvaal in
May and June, 1900, including actions near
Joannesburg (29 May), Pretoria (4 June),
and Diamond Hill (11 and 12 June). Opera-
tions in the Transvaal, east of Pretoria,
July to 21 Nov., 1900, including actions at
Reit Vlei (16 July), Belfast (26 and 27
August , 1 900) . Operations in Cape Colony,
south of Orange River, 1899-1900. Opera-
tions in the Transvaal between 30 Nov.,
1900 and 31 May. 1902. Intelligence Offi-
cer at Wonderfontein, Transvaal, 20 Sept.
to 22 Oct., fl900. (Severely wounded.)
Despatches. Lord Roberts 2 April, 1901;
Lord Kitchener, 8 March, 1902; London
Oatette, 16 April, 1901 ; April and 23 April.
1901. Victoria Cross, D.S.O. Brevet of
lieut.-Colonel. Medal with six clasps.
Commanded the King's Royal Colonial
Escort at the Coronation, 1902; now com-
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Address: 26 St. Ursule St., Quebec. Club:
Garrison, Quebec.

TURRIFF, John GlUanders, M.P.; b.
Little Metis, Que., 14 Dec^^ 1856; s. of
Robert 'Turriff and Jane Gillanders; m.
(1st) Eva Louise Josephine Bartlette
Buchanan, in 1884; (2nd) Catherine Mary
Wilson; one s. three d. Educ: Little Metis ]
and Montreal; represented Moose Mountain
District in N.W. legislature for three terms,
1834 to 1891; unsuccessful candidate in
East Assiniboia for H. of C. in 1891, against
Hon. E. Dewdney, Minister of Interior;
Commissioner of Dominion Lands at Ott-
awa, 1898-1904; elected to the H. of C,
1904. 1908. Address: 61 Cartier St., Ottawa.

TWEEDALE, John Fletcher, M.L.A.; b.
Fredericton. N.B., 18 Dec., 1868; s. of *
Matthew and Martha Tweedale; m. Joan i
Campbell ; two «. four d. Educ : Fredericton, ■
N.B.; mOmber of the Municipal Council,
CJo. of Victoria for 18 Consecutive years;
Warden of the Co.; member of the N.B.
Legislature for the past 8 years. Address:
Arthurette, Victoria County, N.B.

TWEEDIE, Hon, Lemuel John, K.C.,
LL.D.; Lieut. -Governor of New Brunswick;
6. Chatham, N.B., 30 Nov., 1849; parents
Irish and Scotch; m. Agnes, d. of the late
Alexander Loudon, of Chatham; four s.
two d. Educ: Chatham, Gram. Sch. and
Presbyterian Academy. Called to the bar
of New Brimswick, 1870. El. to Legis.
Assem., 1874; defeated 1878; re-el., 1886,
and at every g. e., imtil apptd. to his present

Eosition. Became surveyor-general and
ead of the Crown Lands Dept., 1890;
Prov. Sec, 1896: Premier of New Bruns-
wick, 1900; apptd. Lieut .-Governor, 2 Mar.,
1907. Recreations: shooting, fishing, curling.
Address: Chatham, N.B. Club: Union, St.
John.

TTE, William Francis, C.E.; b. 5 March.
1861. Educ: Ottawa Univ. and Sch. of
Practical Science. Entered ry. service,
1882, since which he has been consecutively
to 1886, rodman, leveler, transitman on
location and asst. engr. on construction,
C. P. Ry.; transit inan on location and aast.
engr. on construction St. Paul Minneapolis
& Manitoba Ry., 1886-87; engr. of track and
bridges Tampico branch Mexican Central
Ry. 1888-89; location engr. Great Falls &
Canada Ry. in Montana, 1890; engr. in
charge of location and div. engr. Pacific
extension Great Northern Ry., 1891-92;
engr. in charge of change of gauge Alberta
Ry. and Coal Co., 1893-94; chief engr.,
Kalso & Slocan Ry. and Trail Oeek Tram-
way, 1896; chief engr., Columbia & Western
Ry., 1896-1900; chief engr. of con^ruction,
C. P. Ry., 1900-02; asst. chief engr., 1902-
04; chief engr., 1904-6; in private practise
since; pres. The Sterling Coal Co. Address:
64 Rosemount Av., Toronto.

TYRRELL, James Williams, C.E., D.L.
S.; 6. Weston, Ont., 10 May. 1863; «. of
William and Elizabeth Tyrrell; m. Isabel
■ Macdonald; two «. two d. Educ: Weston,
and Toronto Univ.; an explorer of Canadian
wilds. Publications: "Across sub-arctics of
Canada," etc. Address: 7 Hughson St.
S. Hamilton. Club: Hamilton. ^^

TTRRELL, Joseph Burr, M.A.. B.-Sc.:
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Tyrrell, of Kildare Co., Ireland, and Eliza-
beth Burr; m. Mary Edith Carey, of St.
John, N.B.; two «. one d. Educ: Weston
High Sch., Upper Can. Coll., and Univ. of
Toronto; after graduating from the Univ.
of Toronto in 1880, joined the staff of the
Geological Survey of Canada and from
that time onwards for seventeen years
explored and searched for mineral w^ealth
in the Provinces of Manitoba, Saskatch-
ewan, Alberta and British Columbia, and
the Districts of Keewatin, Mackenzie and
Yukon; survey of Lake Athabasca and of
the Dubawant and Kazan rivers which
drain large area to the west of Hudson's
Bay; awarded diploma and the "Back
Grant'* by the Royal Geographical Society
of London,- England. In 1898, resigned
from the Geological Survey and moved to
Dawson, where he practised as a mining
engineer and reported on many of the
lai^est mining properties in the Klondyke;
in 1906, moved to Toronto where he is
now practising as a consulting mining
engineer. PubliccUiona: Published numer-
ous papers on mining and scientific sub-
jects in the American Journal of Science,
the American Geologist, Bulletin of the Am-
erican Geological Society, Canadian Record
of Science, Science, Geological Magazine,
Journal of Geology, Economic Geology,
Engineeririg and Mining Journal, Geograph-
ical Journal, Journal of the Royal Scottish
Geographical Society, Transactions of the
Institution of Mining Engineers (England).
TransoAMons of the Institution of Mining and
Metallurgy, Canadian Journal, Journal of
the Canadian Mining Institute, Canadian
Mining Journal, &c. Recreations: shooting
and photc«raphy. Address: 548 Huron St.,
Toronto; Weston, Ont. (summer). Clubs:
National, Albany and Victoria, Toronto;
Rideau, Ottawa.
TYRWHITT-DBAKE, Brian Halsey; b.
Victoria, B.C., 6 Oct., 1866; «. of late
Montague W. Tyrwhitt-Drake, Puisne
Judge of the Supreme Ct. of B.C., and
Joanna, rf. of James Tolmie, of Ardersier.
N.B. Educ: Charterhouse, Eng. Called
to the Bar of B.C., 1890, and commenced
practice as barrister and solicitor in B.C.;
registrar of Supreme Ct. of B.C., 1895;
registrar of B.C. Admiralty Dist., 1895.
Address: Pleasant St.. Victoria, B.C. Club:
Union, Victoria.

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USSHEB> Charies E, E,; Asst. Passngr.
Traffic Manager, C.P.Rj b. Niagara Falls,
Ont., 29 Dec., 1857. Entered ry. service
as clerk in auditor's office. Great Western
Ry., 1874; clerk, gen. passngr. dept. same
rd., 1876-80; chief ticket clerk, Wabash
St. Louis & Pacific Ry., 1880-83; for seven
mos. rate clerk, Chicago & Atlantic Rd.;
in commercial business at Hamilton, Ont.,
1883-86; chief ticket clerk, C. P. Ry., 1886-
69; asst. gen. passngr. agt., 1889-98; gen.
passngr. agt. Eastern Lines same rd., 1898-
08; asst. passngr. traffic mgr., 1908 to date.
Address: Winmp^, Man. Clul): Manitoba,
Winnipeg

VANCOUVER, Archbishop of; see Right

Rev. Neil McNeil.
VAN DEB SMISSEN, WUllam Henry,

M.A.: b. Toronto, Ont., 18 Aug., 1844;
s. of Henry Van der Snussen of Altona in
Holstein; m. 1878, Elizabeth Sara Mason,
d, of J. Herbert Mason, of Toronto; one s.
two d. Educ: Up. Can. Coll. and Univ. of
Toronto. B.A., with Classical Honours,
1864; apptd. Lecturer in German at Univ.
Coll., Toronto, 1866; Librarian of the UniV.
of Toronto, 1873-1890; Associate Professor
of German, 1890; Professor of German,
1902; Captain of University Company,
Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, 1876.
Publications: High School German Gram-
mar and Reader; Shorter Poems of
Goethe and Schiller; several translations
of German classics. Recreation: golf.
Address: University College. Toronto.

VANDBY, George Alfred: b. Quebec,
Oct., 1866; 8. of Joseph Vandry and Matilda
Tremblay; m. Florence Turcott; two s. six
d. Educ: Quebec; Pres. of the Quebec
Board of Trade; Pres. and Managing dir.
of the Paquet Co., Ltd., Quebec. Recrea-
tion: fox hunting. Address: 50 Ste. Ursule
Strpet, Quebec. Clubs: Hunt (Master),
Quebec.

VAN HOBNE, Sir William Cornelius,
K.C.M.G.; Chairman of the Bd. of Directors
of the Canadian Pacific Ry. Co.; b. nr.
Joliette, 111., 3 Feb., 1843; «. of the late
Cornelius Cavenhoven Van Home; m.
1867, Lucy Adeline, d. of Erastus Hurd, of
Galesburg, 111.; one «. one d. At age of
fourteen entered office of the ry. station of
iiis native town, and later became a tele-
graph operator on the Illinois Central Ry.;
joined Michigan Central Ry., 1858; apptd.
ticket agent and telegraph operator on the
Chicago and Alton Ry., 1864; train des-
patcher for three yrs.; supt. of telegraphs
for one yr.; divisional supt. for three yrs.;
became gen. supt. of the St. Louis Kansas
City anoT Northern Ry., 1872; gen. mgr. of
the Southern Minnesota Ry., 1874, and
later el. pres.; became gen. supt. of the
Chicago and Alton Ry., 1878, retaining at
the same time the presidency of the South-
em Minnesota Ry.; apptd. gen. supt. of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Ry.. 1
Jan., 1880; became gen. mgr. of the C. P. K.,
1881; el. vice-pres., 1884; apptd. pres.,
1888; retired from active responsibility,
1899, and became chairman of the Bd. of
Govemors. Pres. of the Cuba Co., the Cuba
Railroad Co., the Canadian Salt Co., Ltd.;
Canada North-West Land Co., Ltd.,
Laurentide Paper Co., Ltd.; dir., Dom. Iron
and Steel Co., Ltd., of the Royal Trust Co.,
of the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic
Ry. Co., the Minneapolis, St. Paul and
Sault Ste. Marie Ry. Co.; ex-dir., Rio de
Janeiro Tramway^ Light and Power Co.,
Ltd., Equitable Life Assur. Soc, Winnipeg
Electric Ry. Co.; mem. of the committee of
management, Montreal Homoepathic Hos-
pital; gov., McGill Univ.; vice-pres., Mont-
real Art Assn. Cr. K.C.M.G., May, 1894.
Recreations: paintinst, tfavel. Address: 513
Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal. Clubs:
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VENNING, Robert Norris; Supt of Fish-
eries for Canada; b. St. John, N.B., 14 Feb.,
1854; B, of W. H. Venning and Adelaide
Georgina Pottee; m. Francis Cecelia Macee;
three s. one d. Educ: St. John Gram. Sch.
Entered Dept. of Marine and Fisheries,
1860; chosen as British Agent, under Im-
perial appointment, to report upon the
Russian sealing operations on the JKoihon-
dorski Islands in 1893; asstd. the British
Conmirs. and Counsel at the sittings of the
Behring Sea Claims Com.; accompanied Sir
John Thompson and other Can. dels, to
Halifax in 1892 at the Intercolonial Con-
ference with Nfld.; went to Washington
with Sir Charles H. Tupper in 1894, to
n^otiate a settlement of the Behring Sea
Claims; Joint Sec. of the Conference of
Experts on the Behring Sea Seal Question,
at Washington. 1896-1897; on staff of Joint
High Com. at Quebec and Washington,
1898-1899; promoted to Chief Qerk, 1896;
apptd. Asst. Commr. of Fisheries, 1903;
accompanied Can. del. to London^ £ng. at
the Conference on the Russian seiiures of
sealing schooners in the North Pacific
Ocean; accompanied Can. Ministers to
Colonial Conference in London, 1907;
apptd. supt. of Usheries, 1909. Publica-
tions: special official reports. Address:
237 Chapel St., Ottawa.

VEBTIL.LE. Alphonse, M.P.: b. Cote St.
Paul, Que.. 28 Oct., 1864; s. of Alfred
Verville and Pamela Leduc; m. 1 Jan., 1884,
Josephine Mailhot. Educ: Sault-au-
Recollet, Que.; unsuccessful candidate in
Provincial election 1904; first elec. H. of C,
bye-elec., Maisonneuve, 23 Feb.. 1906, to
fill vacancy caused by death of Hon. R.
Prefontaine; re-elec, 1908. Roman Catho-
lic. Address: Maisonneuve, Que.

VICTORIA, B.C., Bishop of; see Right
Rev. Alexander Macdonald.

VINCENT, Swale, M.D., D.Sc; b. West
Bromwich, Eng., 24 May, 1868; s. of Joseph
and Margaret Vincent; Educ: King Ed-
ward's High Sch., Birmingham, Eng.,
Univ. of Birmingham, London, Edinburgh
and Heidelberg; arrived in Canada, Oct.,
1904; member R.C.S.j L.R.C.P.. F.R.S.C;
Prof, of Physiol., Umv. of Manitoba; for-
merly asst. professor of Physiol., Univ.
Coll., London; British Medical Association
research scholar; Sharply physiological
scholar; Mason research scholar; research
Fellow, Univ. of Edinburgh. Recreation:
music. Address: Univ. of Manitoba, Win-
nipeg, Man.

VOGT, Augustus Stephen, D.M.: b.
Washington, Oxford Co., Ont., 14 Aug.,
1861; 8. of John George Vogt and Mariana
Ling Vogt.; m. Georgda Adelaide McGill;
one 8. one d. Educ : Elmira, Waterloo Co. ;
organist of German Lutheran Church at
Elmira, Ont., at the age of twelve; organist
and choir master First Methodist Church.
St. Thomas, Ont., at the age of 17; studied
in Boston, Mass., 1881-1882; Leipsig, Ger-
many, 1883-1888; organist and choirmaster
Jarvis Baptist Church, Toronto, 1888 to
1906; member of Piano faculty, Toronto
Conservatory of Music, and Toronto Univ.;
ccmductor of Mendelssohn Choir of Toronto,
an organization which has attained to
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acclaimed bv leading critics of New York,
Buffalo, and Chicago in which cities the
choir has appeared, as bdng unsurpassed
amongst the great choirs of the world.
Publications: "Modem Pianoforte Tech-
nique," 1900; now in its 12th edition.
Recreations: travel, golf. Address: 331 Bloor
St. W., Toronto, Ont. Clubs: Lambton
Country and Golf Club, Deutscher Verein,
Golf Club, Toronto, Ont.

VOWEIX, Arthur W.; 6. Clonmell, Ire-
land, 1841; of Irish parentage. Educ:
Gram. Sch., Clonmel, Ireland; arrived in
Canada, 1861; settled in B.C.; on attainmg
manhood^ obtained a commission with
Irish Mihtia in 1858, and retired senior
Lieutenant, 1860; Esquimalt, 1862; Civil
Service in 1864. and 1866, was apptd. Chi^
Constable at Big Bend during the excite-
ment there; removed to the Kootenay
district as gold commissioner and stipend-
iary magistrate; Feven years later was
transferred to the Oroineca dist., where he
served in a similar capacity; from there w«it
to Cassiar. Resigmng from the govern-
ment service in 1875 was elected to the
provincial legis. Assem. for the Kootenay
district: the following year resigned hu
seat and re-entering the government service
proceeded to the Casriar district where he
acted as gold commissioner and stipendiary
magistrate until 1884, when he removed to
the Kootenay. During the construction of
the C. P. R. m that district, he was stipen-
diary magistrate. Address: Victoria, B.C.

VBOOM, Bev. Frederick Williams,
M.A., D.D^ Hon. D.C.L.; 6. St.
Stephen, N.B., s. of William Vroom and
Frances Eliza Foster; m. in 1885, Agnes
Jessie Campbell, d. of Colin Campbell, of
Weymouth, N.S.; one d. Educ: King's
College, Wmdsor, N.S.; ordained deacon,
1881; priest, 1882, by Bishop Medley.
Fredericton; curate of Peticodiac, N.B.,
1881; rector of Richmond, N.B., 1883;
rector of Shediac, N.B., 1886; Professor of
Divinity at King's ColL, Windsor, 1888.
Address: King's College, Windsor, N.S.

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WADDELL., John Alexander Low,

B.A.S., D.Sc., LL.D.; b. Port Hope, Ont.,
15 Jan., 1854; «. Robert Heedham and
Angeline Esther Jones; m. July 13. 1882,
Ada, d. late Horace Everett, Council Bluffs,
la. Prep, ed'n Trinity Coll. Sch., Port
Hope; grad. Rensselaer Poly. Inst., C. E.,

1875; and M. Eng'ring, 1882, McGill Univ.,
1904; Univ. of Mo., 1904; in engineering
work, C. P. R., 1876-7; asst. prof, rationid

and tech. mechanics, Rensselaer Poly. Inst.
1878-80; chief eng'r Raymond & Campbell,
bridge builders. Council Bluffs, la., 1881-2;
prof. civ. eng'ring. Imperial Univ. of Japan,
1882-6; consulting bridge eng'r since 1887;
now sr. mem. of Waddell « Harrington,
Kansas City. Mem. Am. Soc. Civ. Ene'rs,
Inst'n of Civ. Eng'rs, Great Britain, La
Societe des Eng^niers Civils de France,
Canadian Soc. Civ. Eng'rs, Am. Soc. for
Testing Materials, Rensselaer Soc. £kus*r8.
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Soc. of France; hon. mem. Kogaku Kyokai
(Japanese Eng'rinff Soc); hon. mem. Tau
Beta Pi Assn. and Phi Beta Kappa Soc.;
decorated by Emperor, 1888, Knight Com-
mdr. Order of the Rising Sun of Japan;
by the Grand Duchess Olga, of Russia,
First Class Order of her Soci^t^ de Bien-
faissance for service as prin. eng'r of Trans-
Alaska-Siberian Ry.; at present consulting
engr. for the Alberta and Gt. Waterways
Rly. Publicationa: The Designing of Or-
dinary Iron Highway Bridges, 1884; A
System of Iron Railroad Bridges for Japan,
1886 (Japanese Govt.); De Pontibus, 1898;
Specifications for Steel Bridges, 1900;
Engineering Specifications and Contracts,
1907. Extensive contb'r to engrio^ socs.,
en'ring jours, and to Forest and Stream.
A compilation of 22 of his professional pa-
pers edited by John Lyle Harrison, 1905.
Address: 2708 Forest Av., Kansas City,
U.S.A.;

WADE. Frederick Coate, K.C.; b. Bow-
manville, Ont., 26 Feb., 1860; «. of William
Wade, formerly mgr. of the Ontario Bank
at Ottawa; m. 1886. Edith Mabel, d. of
D. B. Read, K.C., Toronto; one •. one d.
Educ: Ottawa, Owen Sound, Toronto Univ.
(grad. 1882). While at the Univ., was
editor of Varsity and later was editorial
writer of the Toronto Globe. Removed to
Winnipeg, 1883; called to bar of Manitoba,
1886; editorial writer Manitoba Free Press,
1886-7. First pres. of the Young Liberal
Assn. of Winnipeg; a mem. of the Provincial
Bd. of Education; mem. of the Council of
Manitoba Univ. CJommr. 1897 (to inves-
tigate certain charges made in connection
with Manitoba Penitentiary). Apptd.,
1897, R^strar of the Yukon Land Rergis-
tration Dist., Crown Prosecutor for the
Yukon and Clerk of the Supreme Ct. for the
territory. Legal advisor to the Yukon
Council, 1898; resigned 1902, all positions
except that of Crown Prosecutor, in order to
devote himself to law practice; removed to
Vancouver, 1907; unsuccessful candidate
for Prov. Legis., 1909. Publications:
"National Schools of Manitoba," 1892; and
"The Manitoba School Question," 1895.
Address: Vancouver, B.C. Club: Union,
Vancouver.

WADMOBE, Lieut.-Col. Bobinson Lynd-
hurst; b. London, Eng., 6 Jan., 1855;
«. of James Foster Wadmore, of Tonbridge,
and Anna Elizabeth Wadmore; m. Annie
Skead, d. of the late Hon. James Skead,
of Ottawa; three d. Educ: Tonbridge
Sch., Eng.; Officer Commanding the Royal
Canadian Rc^ment; studied architecture;
was a Lieut, in the (then) 2nd London Rifle
Volunteers; in 1883, was given a commission
in the Infantry School Corps (now the Royal
Canadian Regiment); served with C. Com-
pany, R.C.R.. in North West Rebellion,
1885; Relief of Battleford (24 April): action
at Chit Kxaie Hill (2 May); operations
against Chief Big Bear's Band (June-July);
medal with clasp; was present with detach-
ment at opening Imperial Institute by Her
late Majesty Queen Victoria, in 1893;
(Commandant of Royal School of Infantry
at St. Johns, Que.; afterwards Commandant
Royal School of Infantry, at Fredericton,
New Brunswick. Recreations: fishing boat-

ing, yachting, riding, painting. Address:
Halifax, N.S.
WAINWBIGHT, WllUam; 4th Vice-
Pres. of the G. T. Ry. System; 2nd Vice-
Pres., Grand Trunk Pacific Rly. Co.; 6.
Manchester, Eng.^ 30 April, 1840; s. of
Abraham Wainwnght, a native of Lanca-
shire; m. (1st) 1867, Rosabelle Hilda (d.
1876), d. of Richard Arnold, of Toronto;
(2nd) 1878, Mary Emily, sister of his first
wife. Educ.: Manchester. Joined service
of the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln-
shire Ry., 1851, and eventually became
gen. mgr. Arrived Can., 1862 and took
position as a senior clerk and shorthand sec.
in chief accnt's office of the G. T. R., at
Montreal; sec. to man. dir.; senior clerk in
charge of the car mileage dept.; gen.
passngr. agt.; asst. mgr., 1881; asst. gen.
mgr., 1890; gen. asst., 1896, and in addition
comptroller, 1900; 4th vice-pres., 1907;
gen. mgr.. North Shore Ry., 1883-1886.
Dir. Montreal Telegraph Co., Guarantee
Co. of North America; vice-pres^ Richeheu
and Ont. Nav. Co., and Grand Trunk Ins.,
and Provident Soc; 2nd vice-pres.. Grand
Trunk Pacific Ry.; dir. Canacfian Express
Co., and of various subsidiary lines of the
G.T.R.: governor Montreal Gen. Hospital.
Retired with rank of Capt. from Co. of
Artillery in the old Grand Trunk Brigade,
upon its disbandment, which he co mm a n ded
for eight yrs. Address: 166 Metcalfe St.,
Montreal, Que. Clubs: St. James, Canada,
Montreal; Rideau, Ottawa; Garrison, Que-

WAKEHAM, Wmiam, M.D.. C.M.; In-
spector of Fisheries for the Gulf of St.
Lawrence; Commr. of Police for the Prov.
of Quebec; 6. Quebec, 30 Nov., 1844; «. of
late George Wakeham, for many yrs. prop,
of The Belmont Retreat, Quebec, and Mary
Wakeham; unmarried. Educ: High Sch.,
Quebec; McGill Coll. Practiced medicine
in Gaspe until apptd. to his present position
as Inspr. of Fisheries for the Gulf of St.
Lawrence, 1878. In 1893 was selected to
be H.M.'s Comnr. under the agreement with
the U.S., for enquiring into the preservation
of the fisheries in waters contiguous to Can.
and the U.S., the report of which was
presented to both Govts, in Jan., 1897; in
1898, was apptd. a commr., with Judge
Lavergne and F. Gourdeau, to enquire
into the alleged grievances of the St.
Lawrence pilots. Commissioner to investi-
gate conditions of lobster industry, 1909.
Address: Gaspe, Que.

WALKEB, Byron Edmund, D.C.L..
LL.D.. C.V.O.; b. Hamilton, Ont., 14 Oct.,
1848; s. of the late Alfred Edmund Walker,
Hamilton, Ont.; m. Mary, d. of Alexander
Alexander, Hamilton, Ont.; four «. three d
Entered the Canadian Bank of Commerce
in 1868 at Hamilton; agent in New York in
1881; gen. mangr., in 1886; dir. in 1906 and
president in 1907; has been chairman of the
bankers' section of the Toronto Board of
Trade and vice-pres. and pres. of the Can-
adian Bankers' Association, holding the
last named office for two terms. In 1897,
local secretary in connection with the meet-
ing of the British Association for the
Advancement of Science in Toronto. At
the Universal Exposition held at St. Louis
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of Money and Credit in the Department of
Econonucs of the International Congress of
Arts and Sciences. He has been for a
number of years a trustee and senator of the
University of Toronto, and when, in 1905,
the Provincial Government of Ontario
apptd. a Royal Commission to report upon
the administration of the University, he
was selected as a member of the Commission;
was nominated by the Ontario Government
as a member of the first Board of Governors
of the University apptd. under the reorgan-
ization which took place; chn. of the Board
of Governors, 1910; pres. of the Canadian
Institute foi- two years; Fellow of the
Geological Society of England and of the
Institute of Bankers of England, and a
dir. of the Canada Life Assurance Company
and of the Toronto General Trusts Corpora-
i tion; mem. of the Quebec Battlefields
Commission; mem. of the Federal Commis-
sion to select art works for the National
, Gallery. Pu6Kdo<ton«: Books and addresses
on banking. A paper on Early Italian Art.
Address: Long Grarth, Toronto, and Broad-
eaves, De Grassi Point, Lake Simcoe.
Clubs: Toronto, T.C.Y.C, Hunt, Lambton
Golf and Country Club, Toronto; St. James,
Montreal; Rideau, Ottawa; Devonshire,
London, England.

WALKER, Edward Chandler; Pres.
Hiram Walker & Sons, Ltd., distillers; b.
Detroit, Mich., 7 Feb., 1851; ». of the late
Hiram Walker and Mary Williams; m. 1896,
Mary, d. of Thomas F. Grifi&n, of Detroit.
Educ: Detroit; entered office of his father's
firm, the Hiram Walker & Sons, Ltd., and
upon retirement of his father became pres.;
also pres., Walkerville Malleable Iron Co.,
Walkerville Brewing Co., Walkerville Land
and Bldg. Co.; dir. 2f several other Cos.
Adrfre««: Walkerville, Ont.

WALKER, Francis Austin, M.L.A.; b.
Lucan. Ont., 17 Nov., 1871; «. of William
Walker and Catherine Spences; m. Emma
J. Curry, of Belleville, Ont. Educ: Lucan,
Ont., and Edmonton, Alta.; went to West-
em Canada in 1882; settled near Edmonton
in 1883; farming; travelled to Klondyke
by overland trail from Edmonton, Alta.,
1898; elected to the first Legislative of
Alberta in 1905; a Liberal. Address:
Edmonton, Alta.

WALKER, Herbert Barber; b. Hamil-
ton. Ont., 25 Sept., 1858; «. of Alfred and
Fanny Walker; m. Anna Eraser, d. of the
late Alexander Eraser of Cobourg, Ont.;
one s. one d. Educ: Pub. Schs., Hamilton,
Ont.; entered service of Canadian Bank of
Commerce in 1877; manager at Windsor,
1888; agent in Chicago, 1897; joint agent
in New York, 1902; manager at Montreal,
1908; director of the Canadian Life Assiu*-
ance Co.^ and of the National Trust Co.,
Ltd. Address: The Linton, Montreal.
Clubs: Mount Royal, Montreal, Montreal;
Toronto.

WALKER, John Bruce; 6. Ayrshire,
Scotland, 13 Dec, 1861; s. of Andrew Wal-
ker, shipmaster, of Ayrshire, and Jeannie
Crosbie Bruce of the same place; m. Mary
Alice Will, of Brant Co.. Ont.; one d.
Arrived in Canada, 10 April, 1882; in
journalism for 20 years before entering
emigration service; now asst. supt. of
umigration at Winnipeg. Recreations:
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curling, bowling, golf. Address: 446 Mary-
land St., Winnipeg, Man. Club: Manitoba,
Winnipeg, Man.

WALKER, T. L., M.A., Ph.D., F.G.S.;
6. Co. of Peel, Ont., 30 Dec, 1867. Edvc:
Queen's Univ., Kingston; Univ. of Leipzig,
Germany; with honours in Chemistry and
Mineralogy, 1890; granted a scholarship of
£160 per vear by H.M. Commissioners for
the Exhibition of 1851; studied in
Leipzig, 1895; Assist. Superint. Geol. Sur-
vey of India, 1897-1902; while in India
made a scientific expedition across the high
passes of the Himalayas into Thibet; Pro-
fessor of Mineralogy, Univ. of Toronto.
Puhlicalions: numerous scientific papers
from 1894 onward, in publications of the
Geological Survey of India, American Jour-
nal of Science, and Zeitschrift fur Krystallo-
fraphie. Address: Dale and Maple Ave.,
'oronto, Ont.

WALLACE, Rev, Prof. Francis Huston,
M.A., B.D.; 6. Ingersol, Ont., 1851;
s. of Rev. Robert and Marianni Wallace;
m. Joy Wilson, d. of Bishop Wilson, R. E.
Church, New Jersey; two «. three d. (two
(t. deceased). Educ: Up. Can. Coll., and
Univ. of Toronto; Dean of the Faculty of
Theology, Victoria Coll., Toronto, Ont.;
for about ten yrs. was pastor of the Metho-
dist Church; one year professor of New
Testiment Exegisis in Victoria Coll.; about
10 years dean of the Faculty of Theology.
Recreation: boating. Address: 95 Bedford
Road. Toronto. '

WALLACE, Malcolm William, B.A.,
Ph.D.; 6. Essex Co., Ont., 1 May, 1873; s.
of William Wallace and Elizabeth Thomp-
son; m. May Pitkin; one «. Educ: Windsor
High Sch., Univ. Coll., Toronto; Univ. of
Chicago; grad. from Univ. of Tronto, 1896;
fellow in English, Univ. of Chicago, grad.
Ph.D., 1897-1899; professor of Rhetoric
and English Literature in Beloit Coll.,
Beloit, Wis., 1899-1904; lecturer in Univ.
Coll., Univ. of Toronto, 1904; Registrar,
1906; Associate professor of English, 1909.
Publications: "The Berth of Hercules;"
"Goldings' Tragedie of Abraham's Sacra-
fice;" Recreation: golf. Address: 171

Robert St., Toronto, Ont. Club: Rosedale
Golf,froronto.

WALLACE, Capt. Thomas George, M-
P.; b. Ottawa. Ont., 7 May, 1879; «. of late
Hon. N. Clarke Wallace and Belinda Gil-
mour. Educ: Woodbridge pub. sch. and
Weston High Sch., Ont.; merchant and
flour miller; gazetted Captain. 36th Regt.,
15 Dec, 1897; served as private in the
Royal Canadian Regiment, during the
South African War, 1900 (medal and three
clasps), including Driefontein and Paar-
deberg; unsuccessful candidate for H. of C.
in bye-elec in Centre York, 1907; elected,
1908. Address: Woodbridge, Ont.

WALLIS, Arthur Frederick; chief ed. of
the Toronto Mail and Empire; b. London,
Eng., 1854; m. 1882, Sarah Kennedy, of
"Toronto; three s. Came to Can. with his
parents when 16 yrs. of age. Learned
printing, and then took up journalism;
reporter on Toronto Mail; chief ed. 1890;
chief ed. Mail and Empire, 1895. Rep.
Mail in Press Gallery, H.of C. for many
yrs.; pres. of Press Gallgry, 1887. Pub-
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licaiion: "Journalism as a Profession."
Address: 27 St. Patrick St., Toronto.

WALXIS, Herbert; 6. Derby. Eng., 10
March, 1844; «. of the late William Wallace
Wallis and Sarah Campion Wallis; m. (1st)
Mary Ellen, e. d. of the late Thomas Walk-
late, goods manager, Midland Ry., of Derby,
(2na) Ida Shaw Boulter, of Montreal,
one «. one d. Educ: Private Sch. in Eng-
land; arrived in Canada, 16 May, 1871;
member Inst. C.E.; M.I. Mech. Eng.; past
pres.. Can. Soc. C.E. Educ: as an engin-
eer; pupil of the late Matthew Kirtley,
Locomotive Supt., Midland Ry. Co.; eleven
years with that Company; twenty years
with the G. T. Ry. Co., as asst. and chief
mechanical supt.; retired, Ma3^ 1896.
Address: 239 Drummond St., Montreal.
Club: St. Japaes, Montreal.

WALSH, Edmund Joseph, C.E., F.R.
Met. Soc. (England); Engineer in charge of
Trent Canal Surveys, Dept. of Rys. and
Canals, Ottawa; b. Canada, 10 Dec, 1860;
«. of Robert and Marjorie Walsh; m. Mar-
garet, d. of the late Hon. William Wilkin,
mem. of the Ex. Coun. of Montserrat, W.I.;
one d. Educ: Pub. Schs. and by private
tuition. Asst. Engr. on municipal works,
Prov. of Ont., 1877-80; Asst. Engr., C. P.
Ry., Rocky Mountain Div., 1881; Asst.
Engr., Northern Pacific Ry. and O. T. Ry.,
1882; Asst. Engr., C. P. Ry., 1883-84; Asst.
and Res. Engr., on surveys and construc-
. tion of the Cape Breton extension of the
Intercolonial Ry. for the Dom. Gov .. 1885-
89; Chief Govt. Engr. and Dir. of Pub.
Works of the Leeward, (West India) Islands,
carrying out special comprehensive works
for the Dept. of the Sec. of State for the
Colonies and the Leeward Islands Govt.;
in Nov., 1890, carried on special mission to
Ottawa, on behalf of Leeward Islands Govt.,
to negotiate for establishment of money
order system and parcel post between the
two countries; inmiediately successful in
case of former, and discussed basis upon
which latter arranged at later date; returned
to Can., 1896; consulting engr. with head-
quarters at Ottawa, 1896-1904; apptd.
engr. in charge of Trent Canal Surveys,
Dept. of Rys. and Canals, 1 Aug., 1904.
Recreations: golf, boating, curling, skating,
snow-shoeing. Address: 402 O'Connor St.,
Ottawa. Cluh: Rideau Curling, Ottawa.

WALSH, James E,: b. Ormstown, Que.,
10 July, 1862; s. of Peter Walsh and Eleanor
Boudreau de Gravelene; m. Anna Roger;
one «. one d. Educ: Huntingdon Acad.,
Joliette, and Varennes Coll., Que.; engaged
in transportation work since graduating
from coll; for many yrs. with the Canada
Atlantic Rly. Co.; after leaving railroad
work, was for a time assistant to the
General Manager of the Richelieu and
Ontario Navigation Co.; from there went
to the Department of Public Works, Fed-
eral Government^ in connection with the
Georgian Bay Ship Canal survey; now
manager, Transportation Department, Can-
adian Manufacturers' Association. Address:
86 Bedford Rd., Toronto.

WALTON, Frederick Parker, B.A..
LL.D., 1>. Nottingham, Eng., 1858; s. of
Isaac Walton, Buxton, England; m. Mary,
d. of Rev. D. Parker of Brampton, Derby-
shire. Educ: Oxford; Edinburgh; Lincoln

Coll., Oxford, first class CI. Moderations;
second class Lit. Hum.; B.A.. 1883; Edin-
burgh Univ., LL.B., 1886; Aberdeen, 1906;
Scottish Bar, 1886; Lecturer in Roman
Law, Glasgow University; legal secretary
to Lord Advocate (Right Hon. J. B. Bal-
four), 1894; Dean of the Faculty of Law;
Srofessor .of Roman Law, Mc(iill Univ.,
[ontreal, since 1897. Publications: Hand-
book of Law of Husband and Wife in Scot-
land; Scotch Marriages, Regular and Ir-
regular: articles on Husband and Wife,
Marriea Women's Property, etc., in Green's
Encyclopsedia of Law of Scotland, Histor-
ical Introduction to the Roman Law; Scope
and Interpretation of CJivil Code of Lower
Canada; and contributions to legal journals.
Recreations: cycling, travel. Address: 652
Pine Avenue W., Montreal. Clubs: St.
James's, University, Montreal.

WANKLTN, Frederic Lamb, M.I.C.F.;
b. Buenos Ayres, Arcentine, S.A., 25 Feb.,
1860; 8. of Frederick Wanklyn and Eliza-
beth Riestra Lumb; m. Edith Margaret
Angus {deceased, 1907); three «. one d.
Educ: Marlborough Coll., Wilts, Eng.
Arrived in Canada,- 1 Jan., 1881; member
Inst. C.E., London; member Can. Soc.
C.E. (Council); articled to Chasler Savie
C.E., M. S. & L. Ry. Co.; served apprentice-
ship in locomotive works of A. Gorton,
Manchester, Eng.; formerly president

^ engineer, Lombardy Ry. Co., Milan, Italy;
Asst. Locomotive Supt., G. T. Ry.; Man-
ager Locomotive Works, G. T. Ry.; Man-
ager of Toronto Ry. Co. ; General Manager
and vice-president, Montreal Street Ky.
Co.; vice-pres., Dominion Coal Co. until
its amalgamation with the Dominion Steel
(3o. Recreations: shooting and fishing.
Address: 241 Dnimmond St., Montreal, and
St. Anne de Bellevue, Que. Clubs: St.
James, Mount Royal, Montreal; Forest and
Stream, Dorval, Que.

WABBUBTON, Alexander Bannerman,
B.A., D.C.L., K.C., M.P.; b. Charlottetown,
P.E.I. , 5 April, 1852; «. of Hon. James
Warburton, fomerly of Garryberch, Por-
tarlington, Ireland, and Miss Green, d. of
HonTSamuel Green, formerly of St. Eleanor,
P.E.I.; m. (1st) 23 Aug., 1883, Helen, o. d.
of Hon. Daniel Davies {deceased, 1884);
(2nd) Mabel C, y. d. of the late Hon. J.
Longworth, of Charlottetown, P.E.I. ; three
d. Educ: Sunmierside (P.E.I.) Gram.
Sch., St. Dunstan's 0)ll., Charlottetown;
King's Coll., Windsor, N.S., at Edinburgh
and at Walter Wren's, London, Eng;
studied law with Mr. (now Sir) L. H.
Davies; a dir. of the Patriot Pub. Co., and
a frequent contributor to the columns of
that paper; is a governor of King's Coll.;
unsuccessful candidate in Provincial elec-
tions for City of Charlottetown, Jan., 1891:
was first elec. to Prov. Legis. for 1st Dist. of
Queen's, bye-election, May, 1891 ; re-elected
1908 and 1897; was Premier of P.E.I, in
1897-98; was judge of King's Co. Court
from 1898 to 1904, resigning to contest
Queen's County in Liberal interests; un-
successful for H. of C, 1904; first elec. 1908;
Church of England; Liberal. Address:
Charlottetown, P.E.I.

WARD, Lleut.-Col. Henry Alfred, K.C.;
6. Port Hope, Ont., 20 Aug., 1848; «. of
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Brent: m. Annie B. Goodwin, of Savannah,
Georgia, U.S.; two d. Educ: Pub. Sch.,
Port Hope, Ont.; called to the bar of Ont.,
1872; Mayor of Port Hope. 1885, 1903,
1904; elec. member of H. of C, 1886, 1887-
1900, 1904; Lieut. -Col. Commanding .the
46th Reet., Canadian Militia, 1903-1909.
Recreation*: fishing, shooting, jtplf. Address:
Ganeraska, Port Hope, Ont. Chib: Toronto.
WARD, Hon. James Kewlej, M.Ii.C; b.
Peel. Isle of Man, 19 Sept., 1819; m. (Ist)
1848, Eliza King, of London. Eng. (d.
1854); (2nd) Lydia, d. of William Tren-
holme, of Kingsey, Que. (d. 1900); three «.
seven d. ^duc; May's Academy, Douglas,
I. of M. I^anded in New York. 1842, and
was employed at his trade as a carpenter;
engaged in lumber operations in Steuben
Co., N.Y. State, 1850; removed to Prov. of
Que., 1853. and purchased a lumbering
establishment, with timber lands, on the
Masldnonge Kiver; removed to Three
Rivers, Que.. 1863, and purchased a mill
on St. Maurice River; removed to Montreal,
1873, and estbd. the Mona saw mills on the
Lachine Canal; retired from business, 1900.
Mem. Montreal Bd.'Of Trade since 1887;
mem. Cote St. Antoine Council for ^hteen
yrs., and Bfayor nine yra.i life mem. and

Sast pres.. St. George's Soc.; life m«n.
[echanics' Inst.; life gov. Montreal Gen.
Hospital, Western Hospital, House of
Refuge and Industry, Montreal Dispen-
sary; life gov. and hon. pres., Protestant
Hospital for Insane. Unsuccessful can-
didate for H. of C. at Dom. g. e^ 1882,
1887; apptd. to Quebec Legis. Coimcil,
June, 1888. Has been a mem. of the
Council of Pub. Instruction since Oct.,
1903; J.P. for dist. of Montreal. Donated
a pub. library costing (10,000 to Peel,
Isle of Man., which was erected over the
spot where he was bom. Address: 18 Rose-
mount Ave., Montreal. Club: St. James,
Montreal.

WABD. Major Walter Re^rinald; &.
Saltash, Cornwall, Eng.. 24 Oct., 1869; «. of
Commander H. Purcell Ward, R.N.; m.
Irene Silver Payzant, of Halifax, N.S^ 2nd
d. of John Y. Payzant; one •. one d. Educ:
Christ's Ho.spital, London, Eng;. served
in Royal Navy from 15 Jan., 1886 until
1904, when he resigned commission and
subsequently joined Canadian Permanent
Staff at Ottawa; now Asst. Paymaster-
General. Canadian Army Pay Corps. Ad-
dress: The Kenniston, Elgin St., Ottawa.

WARE, Arthur BuUer ("Doc."); 6. Ex-
eter, Eng., 3 Feb., 1864; m. Jean Semple;
one s. one d. Educ: Exeter. Came to
Canada in 1883, and was engaged on the
staffs of different newspapers as reporter;
wrote military column for Montreal G&zette
for many vrs. under nom-de-plume of
"Cartridge Box," Was a public enter-
tainer for ten yrs.; travelled with Hermann,
the great conjurer, as card trick expert;
was also with Bamum's circus for ^ome
yrs. Is now advertising expert; pres. of
the Ware Co. (outdoor advertisers.) Re-
creations: curling, snowshoeing. Address:
20 Hanover St., Montreal. Clubs: Elks,
Press.

WARMAN,Cy.; 6. Greenup, 111.. U.S.A.
22 June, 1855; s. of John Warman, and
Nancy Askew; m. Myrtle Marie Jones;
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three t. two d. Educ: Public Schools;
arrived in Canada, 1897; farmer; wheat
merohant; railwayman; publisher of West-
em Railway (Denver) Daily Chronicle,
Oeedo, Cal. Publications: Tales of an
Engineer," "Express Messenger," "The
WMte Mail." '^hort Rails/^ "Frontier
Stories," (Scribners); "Snow on the Head-
light," "Story of the Railroad." (D. Ap-
pleton & Co.); "Weiga of Temagami,"
(H. M. Caldwell & Co.) Recreation: 'The
Woods. Address: P. O. Box, 1181, Mont-
real. Club: Chicago Presd, Chicago, 111.

WARNOCK, Miss Amelia Beers; b. Gait.
Ont.. 1878; d. of James Wamock and
Katherine Hale Bayard; Educ: Gait.
Toronto and New York: sang in public
when very yoimg girl; adopteaf journalism
as a career shortly after living school;
well known as a literary and musical critic;
poet and magasine writer; staff writer on
the Mail ana Empire, Toronto. Addressi
66 Charles St., Toronto. Clubs: Canadian
Women's Press Club, Toronto.

WATSON, Major David; b. Quebec. 7
Feb.. 1869; s, of William and Jean Grant
Watson} m. Mary Browning; three d.
Educ: m Quebec^ in newspaper work for
20 years; mgn. dir. of the Chronicle; was
a delegate to the Imperial Press Ck>nference
1909; takes great interest in Militia affairs;
Capt. said Brev. Major. 8th Royal Rifles,
Quebec. Address: 35 Ursule St., Quebec.
Cltib: Garrison, Quebec.

WATSON, Harrison; b. Montreal, 18
June, 1864; t. of Charles Standhop Watson
and Eleanor Rebecca Underwood; m. Ruth
Appleton Blake; one «. Educ: C^ada.
England, France and Germany; in business
in Canada for a number of years, the greater
portion of which with the Montreal Rolling
Mills Ck>., alternately as secretary and
sales agent; subsequently in chsu^e of
Canadian section of the Imperial Institute
London, Eng., and now in charge of the
Canadian GSovemment Trade Branch in
the CSty of London, Eng. Address: 73
Basinghall Street, London, E.C., England.
Clubs: Junior Atheneum, London, Eng.; St.
James, Montreal.

WATSON, Harry Holsate, M.L.A.; 6.
Milton, Ont., 26 Dec.. 1867; «. of Henry
Watson and Jane Elizabeth Holgate; tn.
Kathleen Constance Black; one d. Educ:
Milton Pub. Sch., and Up. Can. Coll.;
druggist; pres., McDowall Aikens Watson
Co.; first el. to the B.C. Legis. Ass., 1909;
an active member of the Masonic fraternity:
33" A. & A. S. R. Recreations: rowing and
football. Address: 1230 Bumaby St., Van-
couver, B.C. Club: Vancouver. ,

WATSON, Hujirh; b. Maryhill. Glasgow,
Scotland, 23 Jan., 1839; «. of John Watson
and Ann Goodwin; m. 1879, Eleanor, d. of
the late Jas. Schearer. Educ: Parish Sch..
Maryhill, Glasgow. Arrived Canada, 1860,
in partnership with his brother and Mr.
F. S. Foster (both deceased); started the
manufacturing of wall papers in Montreal;
business formed into a jomt stock Co., the
Watson-Foster Co., Ltd., of which he now
is pres. Mem. Montreal Bd. of Trade; life

fovemor. Montreal General Hospital; the
[omeopathic Hospital, Protestant House
of Industry and Refuge; life mem. Natura]

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History Soc. AddrtBB: "Hillcrest," 478 Mt.
Pleasant Ave., Montreal.

WATSON, jQhn. M.A., LL.D., F.R.S.C..
Prof, of Moral Philosophy at Queen's Univ.,
lOngston; &. Glasgow, Scot., 25 Feb., 1847;
«. of John Watson, and Elizabeth Robert-
son, both Scotch; m. Margaret Patterson
Biitohell, Glasgow, 1874; one «. three d.
JSduc.: at Kilxnamock and Glasgow Univ..
1866; arrived in Canada, 1872; professor of
Logic, Metaphysics and Ethics, Queen's
Umv., Kingston, 1872; afterwards professor
of Moral Philosophy. Publications: Kant
and his English critics; Schelling's Trans-
cendental Idealism, 1882; Comte, Mill and
Spence, 1885; Hedonistic Theories, 1895;
Christianity and Idealism, 1896; Philosophy
of Kant Explained, 1908. RecreationB:
golf, bowling. Addrets: Union St., King-
ston, Ont.

WATSON, Hon. Robert; Senator; 6.
Elora, Ont., 29 April, 1863; «. of late
George Watson, Edinburgh, and Elizabeth
McDonald of Inverness, who came to
Canada, 1847; m. July, 1880, Isabella, , d.
of Duncan Brown, of Liobo, Ont. A mill-
wright by trade; moved to Manitoba, 1876.
and built mills at Portage la Prairie, and
Stonewall; was a mumcipal councillor;
elected to H. of C. for Marquette, 1882, and
1887, and was the only Liberal member from
West of Lake Superior in those parliaments;
ve-elec. 1891, but resigned to accept port-
folio of Minister of Public works in Green-
way Administration. 26 May, 1892, an
office he held until the resignation of that
Govt., 6 Jan., 1900; elec. to Legislature
for Portage la Prairie, 1892, 1896, but
defeated 1899; called to the Senate, 29
Jan., 1900; Presbyterian; Liberal. Address:
Portage la Prairie, Man.

WATT, Mpd. A. T. (Madge Robertson) ;
d. of Henry Robertson, JK.C., of Colhng-
wood, Ont.; m. A. T. Watt, of Victoria,
B.C. The first woman in Canada to obtain
the degree of M.A. Was engaged in news-
paper work in New York, and contributed,
stories and articles to Judge, Life, Vogue,
Truth, etc. For some jts. since her mar-
riage did the reviewing for the Victoria
Times. Publications: A series of articles on
"Outdoor Sports for Girls," for different
syndicates; a pamphlet descriptive of the
south part of Vancouver Island, to be
published by the Prov. Govt.; a Year Book
for the King's Daughters (now being pre-
pared.) Recreation: horticiUture. Address:
Victoria, B.C.

WATT, David A.; 6. Ayrshire, Scotland,
1830; m. 1857, Frances Macintosh (d. 1876);
one «. three o. Educ: Gram. Sch., Green-
ock, Scotland. Arrived Canada, 1^46; and
has ever since been associated with Messrs.
Allan, the well-known shipowners, Mon-
treal. Mem. Montreal Bd. of Trade; one of
the organizers of the Montreal Com Ex-
change; life mem. Natural History Soc, and
formerly editor of "The Canadian Natural-
ist.'* Life gov.. Art Assn.; one of the
foimders of the CJood Govt. Assn. Address:
285 Stanley St., Montreal.

WATTS, John WilUam HurrelU R.C A.,
F.R.A.I.C.; 6. Teignmouth, Devon, Eng.,
16 Sept., 1860; s. of John Watts and Susan
Hurrell; m. Elizabeth Blanche Morris; two
«. one d, Educ: Priv. Sch., London, Eng

WEDDERBURN

Was a student of the Arch. Assn. of Lon-
don, En^., and afterwards practised there
a short time; left England for Canada. 1874;
shortly after arrival wgs associated with
arch, branch of Dom. Govt., and for fifteen
yrs. was asst. architect of Pub. Works.
Dir. of National Gallery, 1880. In 1897,
severed connection with Govt, and has
since practiced his profession in Ottawa.
Recreations: fishing, boating. Addresses:
62 Robert St.; Central Chambers, Ottawa.

WAUGH, Richard Deans; controller of
the City of Winnipeg; b. Melrose, Scot..
23 March, 1868; «. of Richard Waugh, and
Janet Deans (both Scotch); m. Harriet L.,
d, of the late Alexander Logan, ex-lM^yor
of Winnipeg; four s. two d. Educ: High-
field Acad., Melrose, Scot. Arrived Can.,
6 April, 1883. For six yrs. in office of Glass
& Glass, barristers, Winnipeg; entered
real estate business, 1890; now mem. of
firm of Waugh & Beattie, real estate agts.;
chn. of Pub. Parks Bd., Winnipeg; el.
controller of Winnipeg, 1908-9-10; ex-pres.,
Manitoba Branch, Royal Caledonian Cur-l
ing Club. A patron of all healthful ama-
teur sports. Recreation: curling. Address:
1398 Portage Ave., Winnipeg.

WEATHERBE, Hon. Sir Robert Linton,
Kt.; 6. ^edeque, P.E.L, 7 April, 1886; «. of
late Jonathan Weatherbe and Mary, d. of
John Baker; m. 1864, Minnie, y. d. of Lewis
Johnston, of Annandale, N.S.; six s. Educ,:
Prince of Wales' Coll.; Acadia Coll., Wolf-
ville. Edited the Acadian Recorder; called
to Bar. N.S., 1863; Judge of Supreme Court,
N.S., 1878; Chief Jusrice of N.S., 1905-7;

§.C., 1876; Kt., 1906. Address: St. Eulalie,
rand Pre, N.S. C2u6: Halifax.

WEAVER, Miss Emily Poynton; author-
ess; b. Manchester, Eng., 1865; d. of Rich-
ard T. and Elizabeth D. Weaver. Educ:
Priv. Schs. nr. Manchester. Came to Can-
ada with parents, Sept., 1880; lived for
some yrs. on a farm in Ontario; removed to
Toronto, 1889; was winner of a prize in
the Dominion History Competition; re-
moved to Halifax, N.S., 1898; returned to
Toronto, 1905. Publications: A Canadian
Historv for Boys and Girls; Builders of he
Dominion; My Lady Nell; Prince Rupert s
Namesake; The Rabbi's Sons; also other
stories and articles in various periodicals.
Mem. Women's Canadian Club. Address:
26 Bernard Ave., Toronto. ^

WEBSTER, Robert Edward, M.D., C.
M., M.R.C.P. & S.; 6. Brockville. On ., 25
March, 1870; s. of Robert Webster and J. C.
Moles; m. Irene Jones; one «. Educ: Mc-
Gill Univ.. grad. in 1891; post prad. course
in London and New York in sureery;
Clinical professor of Surgery in Western
sch. of Medicine, 1893 to 1898; apptd. chief
consulting surgeon C. C. General Hospital,
Ottawa, 1901; takes a great interest in
horses and dogs; is present master of hounds
of the Ottawa Hunt Club; a frequent and
successful exhibitor at Canadian horse
shows; active in organisation of first hor^
held in Ottawa. Recreations: hunting, golf.
Address: 196 Metcalfe St., Ottawa. Clubs:
Rideau, Hunt, Golf and Country, Ottawa.

WEDDERBURN, His Hon. William:
Judge of the Co. Ct. for King's and Albert
Cos.; b. St. John N.B., 12 Oct., 1834; «. of
the late Alexander Wedderbum and Jane
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Heaviside; m. 1878, Jennie, d. of C. C.
Vaiuchan, of St. John. Educ: Gram. Sch.
of St. John, and aleo took up study of law.
Called to Bar of N.B., 1858; cr. Q.C. by
Earl of Duflferin, 1873; apptd. Commr. of
Prov. Statistics of N.B. same yr. El. to
N.B. Legis.. 1870; el. Speaker of the Prov.
Assem., Feb., 1875; apptd. Prov. Sec. of
N.B., 1878; apptd. to his present position,
28 June. 1882. Past Supreme Chief Ran-
ger of the I.O.F. Address: Hampton, N.B.

WEIB, Hon. William Alexander, B.C.
L., Superior Court Judge of the Prov. of
Quebec; b. Montreal, 15 Oct., 1858; «. of
William Park Weir and Helen Craig Smith;
m. Adelaide Sayers Stewart; one «. and one
d. Educ: High Sch. and McGill Univ.,
Montreal; created Queen's Counsel in 1899;
apptd. Minister without portfolio in Parent
admn., Oct., 1903; elec. Speaker, April
25, 1905; on August 31, 1906, was sworn
as Minister of Public Works and Labour,
and re-elec. by accl.; was one of the rep-
resentatives of Quebec ^t the interprovin-
cial conference of Oct., 1906, to consider
the readjustment of Federal subsidies to
the provinces; on Oct. 17, 1907, was sworn
in as provincial treasurer of Quebec; re-
signed Jan., 1910, to accept Judgeship) of
Superior Court. Publications: Code bf civil
procedure and Municipal Code of Province
of Quebec. Address: 957 Dorchester St.,
Montreal. Clubs: Garrison, Quebec; Univ-
ersity, Montreal.

WETHEBALD, Miss Affnes Ethclwyn;
6. Rockwood, Ont., 26 April, 1867; d. of
William Wetherald and Jemima Harris.
Educ: Union Springs Boarding Sch., New
York State, and Pickering Coll., Ont. A
well known Canadian poetess. Publications:
Four books of verse. The House of the Trees.
Tangled in Stars, "rhe Radiant Road, and
The Bast Robin. Address: Chantler, Wel-
land County, Ont.

WETMORE, Hon. Edward Ludlow,
B.A., LL.D., Chief Justice of Saskatchewan;
b. Fredericton, N.B., 24 March, 1841; s. of
Charles Peters Wetmore and Sara Burr
Ketchum; m. 1872, Eliza Jane, d. of Charles
Dickson of St. John, N.B.; two «. one d.
Educ: Gram. Sch.. Fredericton, and
Georgetown; King's Coll., Fredericton (now
the Univ. of N.B.); called to the bar, 1864;
for some years deputy clerk of the crown;
Queen's Council, 1881; Mayor of Frederic-
ton, 1874-1876; pres. of barristers' society,
N.B., 1886-1887; representative of Alumim
Assn. in Senate of Univ., 1886-1887; rep-
resentative of County of York in New
Brunswick Legislature, 1885-1884, during
which time he was leader of the opposition;
Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court, N.W.T.,
18 Feb., 1887; a commissioner of Consoli-
dated Ordinances of N.W.T., 1898; chief
Justice of Saskatchewan, 16 Sept., 1907;
Chancellor, Univ. of Saskatchewan, 16
Oct., 1907; Chairman of Committee for
consolidating the laws of Saskatchewan,
1907-1908. Recreations: cricket, fishing, and
shooting. Address: Regina, Sask. Club:
Assiniboia, Regina.

WHITE, Albert iScott, B.A., LL.B.,
D.C.L., Judge of the Supreme Court of New
Brunswick; b. Sussex, N.B., 12 April, 1856;
s. of James E. White, descendant of William
White, a U.E. L.. and Margaret Scott, d. of
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Daniel Scott, Perthshire. Educ: Varlejr
Sch., St. John; Mount Allison Univ. (grad.
in Arts, 1873). LL.B. Harvard, 1877; be-
gan the practice of law at Sussex, where
he has since continued to reside; elected a
member of the Legislature in 1886, and has
been five times re-elec, twice by accl., aa
representative of King's Co.; was unani-
mously elected Speaker of the House of
Assembly of New Brunswick, 1890; three
years later became SoUcitor-General; At-
torney-General of thfe Province, 1897-1900;
apptd. under an Act passed in 1900, chair-
man, to revise and consolidate the laws of
the Province; resigned, 1900, and contested
Queens-Sunbury for Dominion Parliament;
Chief Commissioner of Public Works for
some months, resigned 1900. Address:
Fr edericton, N.B.

WHITE, Aubrey; Dep. Minister of
Lands and Forests for Ontario; 6. Omagh.
Tyrone, Irel., 19 March, 1845; s. of David
White and Margaret Mackenzie; m. Mary
Bridgland; one s. foiur d. .Educ: Royal
Schs., Raphoe and Dungannon, and Dun-
bars, Dublin. Came to Can., April, 1862.
Engaged in limibering until 1876; forest
ranger of Ontario, 1876-78; Crown Lands
agt., Bracebridge, 1878-82; clerk. Woods
and Forests Branch, Crown Lands Dept..
Ont.. 1880-87; apptd. Deputy Minister of
Lands and Forests, 1887. D.G.M., Grand
Lodge of Can., A. F. & A.M. Addresses:
35 Admiral Rd., Crown Lands Dept.,
Toronto. Club: Royal Canadian Yacht,
Toronto.

WHITE, Lieut.-Col. Frederick, C.M.G.;
Comptroller of the Royal Northwest Moun-
ted Police; bi Birminghani, Eng., 16 Feb.,
1847; in. e. d. of the late K. W. Cruice, of
Ottawa; three «. five d. Educ: Birming-
ham, Eng. First employed in rly. work in
Montreal; removed to Ottawa and apptd.
clerk in Dept. of Justice, 1 March, 1869.
was entrusted with the administrative
work in connection with the raising of the
N.W.M.P.; promoted chief clerk, 23 Sept.,
1878; comptroller, Nov. same yr.; Priv.
Sec. to Rt. Hon. Sir John A. Macdonald,
1880-82; accorded the status of a Dep.
Min., July, 1883. Served in the ranks of
the 3rd Victoria Rifles while residing in
Montreal; later held comn. in the Gov.
Gen's Foot Guards, Ottawa, attaining rank
of Captain. In 1901, accorded rank of
Lieut. -Col. in the militia as a special case in
recognition of his services in connection
with the raising and equipment of Can.
Contg. for South Africa; cr. C.M.G., 1902;
apptd. Comnr. of the N.W.T., 1905. Ad-
dress: 368 Besserer St., Ottawa. Club:
Ridea u, Ottawa.

WBJTE, Gerald Vernon, B.Sc. M.P.; 6.
Pembroke, Ont., 6 July, 1879; s. of late
Hon. Peter White, P.C., and Janet Reid
Thompson; m. Mary Elizabeth Tretes;
one d. Educ: Pembroke Pub. and High
sch., and McGill Univ., Montreal. Elec. at
bye-elec. in Oct., 1906 to represent North
Renfrew in the H. of C; re-«lec. in Oct.,
1908; successor to his father in the constit-
uency. Address: Pembroke, Ont. Club:
Rideau, Ottawa.

WHITE, James; secy, of |the Conserva-
tion Commission of Canada; b. Ingersol.
Ont., 3 Feb., 1863; «. of David White and

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two d. Educ: Aikens Private Sch., Inger-
eo\ Coll. Inst.-, and Royal Mitilary Coll.;

g>ptd. topographer on the staff of the
eological Survey of Canada, Jan., 1884;
made surveys in the Rocky Mountains,
1884-85; in the Madoc, Ont. gold district,
1886; in the Ottawa Co., Que. phosphate
district, 1887-1890; Kingston and Pena-
broke, Ont., district, 1891-1893; apptd.
Geographer and Chief Draughtsman to the
Geological Survey in 1894; apptd. Chief
Geographer of the Department of the In-
terior in 1899; emploved on the Alaska

•" Boundary Commission in 1903; made in-
vestigations respecting fast trans-Atlantic
passenger steamships in 1906; apptd. Secy,
of the* Commission on conservation of >(at-
ural resources, 1909; is a Fellow of the
Roval Geographical Society, Member of the
National Geographical Society, Canadian
Society of Qvil Engineers, Champlam Soc-
iety, American Academy of Political and
Social Science, etc. Publications: Atlas of
Canada, 1906; Altitudes in Canada, 1901;
Dictionary of Altitudes, 1903; "Maps and
Map-making in Canada" (Can. Soc. Civi
^Engineers, 1905); "Ashburton Treaty
(University Magazine, Oct., 1907); "OrMfon
& San Juan Boundaries" (University Mag-
arine, Oct., 1908); "Ashburton Treaty-an
afterword" (University Magazine, Dec,
1908); "Labrador Boundary" (University
Magarine, April, 1909; "Altitudes in Can-
ada," 2nd edition, revised and enlarged;
"Derivations of Place-names in Ontario;"
"Derivations of Place-names in Manitoba,
Saskatchewan & Alberta;" "Derivations of
Place-names in Northern Ontario." Re-
creation: travel. Address: 243 Chapel St.,
Ottawa.

WHITE, Peter, B.A., LL.B., K.C.; b.
Pembroke, Ont., 28 Jan., 1872; s, of Andrew
T. White and Mary Ranson; m. Katie Ethel
Lloyd; two d. Educ: Pembroke Pub. and
High Sch.; Toronto Univ.; Law Sch., Os-
goode Hall. Practices law in Pembroke,
was an officer in Queen's Own Rifles, To-
onto for six yrs. Can. for Leg. Ass., 1902;
Mayor of Pembroke; reevejTp. of Pembroke,
since 1904; vice-pres. Dom. Shorthorn
Breeders' Assn.; pres. Eastern Ontario
Livestock and Poultry Assn.; dir. of various
industrial cos.; a wellknown breeder of
shorthorn cattle. Recreations: lacrosse,
football, hockey. Address: Pembroke, Ont.
Clubs: National, Can. Mil. Inst., Toronto.

WHITE, Richard, D.C.L.; 6. Montreal.
14 May, 1834; s. of Thomas White and
Dorothea Smeaton; m. 1859, Jean Riddel;
six s. four d. Educ: High Sch., Montreal;
removed to Peterboro in 1850; engaged in
large lumber concerns for nearly five years;
took charge of the Peterboro Review 1 Jan.,
1855, and in 1856, joined by his brother.
Hon. Thos. White, purchased the "Review,
continued to manage it until Sept., 1864,
when the firm of T. and R. White, purchas-
ed the Hamilton Spectator and conducted it
until July, 1870; purchased the Montreal
Gazette that year; in 1878, on Mr. Thomas
White entering parliament, the concern was
converted into a joint stock company of
which Mr. Richard White has been pres.
ever since; has been a member of the City
Council of Montreal; of the Board of Har-

bour Commissioners; vice-pres. of the Board
of Trade, and on almost every protestant
board in connection with the hospitals and
other charitable institutions. Address: 298
Stanley St., Montreal.
WHITE, Robert Smeaton: Collector of
Custom's, Montreal; 6. Peterboro^ Ont., 15
March, 1856;. «. of Hon Thos W^te and
Eleanor Devine; m. Annie H. Barclay.
Educ: Hamilton, Ont., and Montreal In
the service of the Bank of Montreal, 1872-
1874- in journalism on the staff ol tne
Montreal Ga^t^, ^874 to 1895; chief
Adit or 1885 to 1895; member of the H. of U.
f^ CardweU, his father's constitunecy
f?om 1888 to 1895; apptd. Collector of
Customs, Montreal,. 31 Dec lf95 Ptib-
lications: &nnn&\ review, trade of Montreal.
Add^: 465 Roslyn Ave., Westmount,

WHITE, Smeaton; man. dir. of the
Montreal Gazette; b. Hamilton, Ont., 17
Ma?ch 1865- «. of Richard White and Jean
Riddel; unmarried. Educ: Montreal High
a«v; Rishon's Coll. Sch., Lennoxville. In
fournaUsm'^on staff of 'Montreal Gazette
since leaving college; business mgr of
r^^l** A for many yrs. Recreations : angling ,
?lmpi^J AdlVss: Gazette, Montreal.
cW- St. James, Montreal, Canada Hunt,
Royai St. Lawrence Yacht, Montreal.

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Anne Alfce W&^ EU^ (^Z^' IT^

5^ of Geo Keen; three «. one d. Educ:

Deputv P M. Genl., Canada, July,. 1888;
Commissioner to. enquire ^^fj ^-^^gJ^^^J^S
of Canadian Civil sernce^ 1880, Canadian
delegate to Postal Union, Washington, 1 897,
chairman pub. sch. board, Ottawa. 1909,
ha? been president of the Ottawa Atheneum;
Ottawa Ipilid Naturalists' Club; Ottawa
Horticultural Society and Ottawa St.
George's Societv; entered Ca»«4^,? ^ilitia
as Lieut, in 3rd Batt...Toronto Mihtlo, 1859
Captain Civil Service Regiment. 1866;
Maior Governor-General's Foot Guards.
1872T Bt. Lieut.-Col.. 1877; .Lieut.-Co 1
43rd Ottawa and Carleton Rifles 1881,
Hon Lieut.-Col., 43rd O. *^C. Bifics, 1898,
Commandant, (Canadian Team to Wim-
bledon 1884; Chairman of the executive
ComStt^ of Dom. of Canada Rifle Assn
1886-96. Recreation*; hortic^ ture, rifle
shootln«. Publicfdions: Post Office .Gazette,
Annals of Canada. ^.-^ddreir^^^Whitehurst.
Ottawa, Ont. C-^Mb.-Rideau, Ottawa

WHITE, Wmiam James; h St ouffville,
Ont., 26 June, 1852; « of J^^^ ^hite and
Margaret Miller; m. Wilmatte Clung Tem-
plcton; four .. three d. Educ: Stouffvdle
and private tuition; ^e^* tj . Brandon
Man., Aug., 1881, and established the
••Brandon .Sun." in January, 1892, m the
interests of the Liberal party; took charge
of Canadian Immigration work in tne
United States in 1897; is also in charge of
the publicity work of the Immigration
branch. Address: 138 Somerset St., Ottawa.

WHITE, Wnilam John, M.A.. D.C.L..
K C; b. Peterboro, Ont., 29 Jan.. 1861 ;«. of
Richard White and Jean Riddel. Hdvc:

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prominent member of the bar of the Prov.
of Quebec; has frequently appeared before
the Judicial Committee of the Privy CJoun-
cil in England; senior partner in the firm
of White <Sc Buchanan. Publication»:
Canadian Company Law. Address : 95
Crescent St., Montreal. Clxiba: St. James,
Montreal, University, Outremont Golf,
Montreal; Rideau, Ottawa; Garrison, Que-
bec; Constitutional. London, Eng.

WHITE, William Robert, K.C.; 6. Pem-
broke, Ont., 16 Sept^ 1843; «. of the late
Lt.-Col. White and Cecilia Thompson; m.
1871, Jennie, y. d. of the late Lt.-Col. M.
Wilson, of Onondago, Ont.; three «. Educ:
local schs., by private tuition, and Victoria
Coll., Cobourg. Called to the bar, 1868,
and commenced practice of his profession in
Pembroke, where he estbd. the firm of
White & Williams in 1895; Mayor of Pem-
broke for three yrs., mem. of the County
Council for twelve yrs. ; Warden of Renfrew
Co. for one yr.; pres., Pwnbroke Navigation
Co.; solicitor in Renfrew Co. for C. P. R.;
the Pembroke Electric Light Co., the
Quebec Bank. Cr. Q.C., 1889; el. a Ben-
cher of the Law Soc. of Ont., 1901. P.G.M.
of the Masonic Order. Address: Pembroke,
Ont .

WHITNET, Albert; b. Williamsburg tp.,
Dimdas Co., Ont., June, 1841; «. of Richard
L. Whitney and Clarissa Farrman; m. 1872,
Charlotte Coiu'selles, d. of Alpheus Jones, of
Prescott; one «. foiu: d. Educ: Pub. Sch.,
and Matilda Gram. Sch. Engaged in
mercantile life in Prescott, and since 1883
has been sec. of the firm of J. P. Wiser &
Sons, Ltd., distillers. A mem. of the Town
Coun. of Prescott for 21 jrrs.; chn. of
Finance Committee for nine yrs. Pres. of
the Reform Assn. of South Grenville, 1901.
Address: Prescott, Ont.

WHITNEY, Lieut.-Col. Hon, Sir James
Pliny, Kt., LL.D., D.C.L., K.C.;
President of Executive Council and Prem-
ier of Ontario; 6. WilKamsburgh, Ont., 2
Oct., 1843; «. of Richard Leet Whitney and
Clarissa J. Farrman; m. 1877, Alice, third d.
of Wm. M. Park, of Cornwall, Ont.; one s.
two d. Educ: Cornwall Gram. Sch. Called
to the bar, 1876; cr. Q.C., 1890. Took part
in Fenian troubles as N.C.O. Is Lt.-Col.
of the Militia Reserve. Unsuccessful can.
for Ont. Legis., 1886; returned at bye-el.,
1888; returned at each subsequent g. e.;
chosen Leader of the Opposition, 1896; on
defeat of Ross Govt., at g. e., Jan., 1906,
formed a govt, on Feb. 8th, and assumed
office of Attorney-Gen. in ad(Ution to that
of Prime Minister; re-el. by accl.; became
Pres. of the 'Ex. Coun. in June, 1905, re;
linquishing office of Attorney-Gen. Receiv-
ed degree of LL.D. from Toronto Univ.,
June, 1902; D.C.L., from Trinity Univ.,
Toronto, 1902, and LL.D., from Queen's
Univ., Kingston, 1903; cr. Kt. by H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales, July 23, 1908, on the
occasion of the Quebec Tercentenary. Has
been a del, to General Synod of Church of
England in Canada, and to the Diocesan
Synod. Address: 113 St. George St., Tor-
onto. Clubs: Toronto, Albany, Royal Can-
adian Yacht, Toronto.

WHYTE, TTilliam; 2nd Vice-Pres. of
the Canadian Pacific Ry., Winnip^; b.
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Fifeshire, Scot., 15 Sept., 1843; s. of William
Whjrte and Christian Methven; m. Jane, d.
of Adam Scott, of Toronto; one «. four d.
Educ: Scotland. Junior clerk in office of
factor of Lord Elgin's estate in Scot, for
two yps. In May, 1862, commenced, ry.
work as station agt. on the West of Fife
Ry. Came to Can., June, 1863, and se-
cured position on G.T.R., for which Co. he
worked for twenty yrs.; eight months
brakeman; two yrs. frt. clerk, Cobourg;
five mos. frt. clerk, Toronto; one yr. fore-
man frt. dept., Toronto; one yr. yard-
master, Toronto; two yrs. conductor; six
mos. night stationmaster, Toronto; over
three yrs. stationmaster, Stratford; six yrd.
stationmaster and frt. and passi^. agt..
London, Otot.; eight mos. frt. agt., Toronto;
and over one yr. div. supt.; 1883-1884, gen.
supt. Credit Valley Ry.; 1883-1884. gen.
supt., Ontario and Quebec Ry., which also
included Credit Valley and 'Toronto Grey
& Bruce Rys.; 1884-85, gen. supt. Ontario
Div. of C.P.R., which embraced all lines in
Ont., west of Smith's Falls Junction, Ont.:
1886-1886. gen. supt.. Eastern Div. as well
as Ont. Inv.; 1886-97, gen. supt.. Western
Div.; 1897-1901, mgr. Western Hnes m-
cludmg all lines west of Lake Superior,
same rd.; 1901-04, asst. to pres. same rd.;
Jan. 1, 1904, to date second yice-pres.. same
rd. Has been prominently identified with
every public movement in the^ city of Win-
nipeg since taking up his residence there;
ex-pres. of the Canadian Club. Recreations:
shooting, golf. Address: 603 IRiver Aye..
Winnipeg. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles'
Country, Winnipeg; St. James, Montreal;
Vancouver; Union, Victoria, B.C.

WICKETT, Samuel Moriey,B. A., (Tor-
onto), Ph.D.; 6. Brooklin, Ont., 17 Oct.,
1872; s. of Samuel Robert Wickett, and
Margaret Cowle; unmarried, ^duc.; Tor-
onto and Leipzig; Lecturer in PoUtical
Economy, Univ. of Toronto, 1898-1902;
Univ. of Toronto' literary and Scientific
Society, 1898; member of National Muni-
cipal League; Pres., Secretary-Treasurer,
and Managing Dir., Wickett and Craig.
Ltd., 1902 to the present time; member of
the Executive Can. Manuf. Assn., from
1901, to the present. Publications: Mum-
cipal Government in Canada; Buchers
Industrial Evolution (translation from
German); Reports to C. M. A. on Trade
conditions in the Yukon (1903), and.to the
Federal Government in connection with the
Alaska Boundary Case (1904). Reareattons:
golf, tennis, motoring. Address: 1 24 Isab^la
St., Toronto. Clubs: National, R.C.Y.C.
Lambton Golf and Country, Toronto.

WICKSON, Alexander Frank; architect ;
6. Toronto, 30 March. 1861; «. of Jolm
Wickson and Eliza Chilver; m. Anme E.
Fisher; one «. Educ: Upper Can. Coll.
Studied and practised in Toronto; worked
in U.S., and travelled in England and part,
of continent. Mem. of Ont. Assn. of
Architects; Fellow of the Roy. Arc]^tec-
tural Inst of Can. Recreation: golf. Adm-ess:
62 Forest Hill Rd., Toronto. Club: High
Park Golf and Country, Toronto.

WICKSON, Paul Giovanni; 6. Toronto.
Ont.: «. of Rev. Arthur Wickson, first
classical tutor and rector, Toronto Gram.
Sch. and Coll. Inst., and Mary Ann, d. of

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William Thomas, architect; m. o. d. of
Norman Hamilton, of Paris. Ont.; one s.
one d. Educ: Gram. Sch., Toronto; South
.Kensington Sch. of Arts. England; silver
medalist for painting. Spent 12 yrs. in
Eng. in study and travel; exhibited at
Koyal Acad., London and other galleries;
painted, "March of Civilization," a series
of Canadian subjects for the Dominion
Govt. BIdgs. at St. Louis, Liege and other
exhibitions, "The Promised Land," pur-
chased by Dept. of Interior, 1909. Many
pictures of Canadian subjects have been
reproduced by magazine publishers, etc.
RecreationB: gardening, horses. Address:
Hamilton Place, Paris, Ont.

WIDDIFIELD, His Hon. Charles How-
ard, LL,B,; Judge of the Ct. Court
and local master High Court of Justice, Co,
Grey; h. Uxbridge, Ont., 21 Jan., 1869;
e. 8. of the late J. C. Widdifieid, whose
father was a U. E. L.; m. Emma M. Gilles-
pie, o. d. of James Gillespie, Sheriff of the
County of Prince Edward; two «. two d.
Educ: Uxbridge High Sch., and Up. Can.
Coll.; studied law with H. M. Howell, K.C.;
now chief Justice of Manitoba; called to the
bar in 1881, and practiced in Picton, Ont.,
apptd. Judge, County of Grey, and local
Master HigH Court of Justice, 1905. Pub-
licationa: Widdifieid on "Law of Costs"
(Carswell, 1892). Recreaiiona: cricket, golf.
Address: The Gables, Owen Sound, Ont.
Clu b: Sydenham, Owen Sound.

Wn.COX, Charles Seward, Ph.B.,
(Yale); 6. Painesville, Ohio, U.S.A., 16
March, 1866; «. of Aaron Wilcox, and Jane
Morley Wilcox; m. Margaretta Morley.
Educ: Yale Univ Came to Can., 1879.
Pres. of the Hamilton Steel & Iron Co.; dir.
of the Traders Bank. Recreaiiona: golf,
curling^ yachting. Address: 69 Herkimer
St.. Hamilton, Ont. Clubs: Hamilton,
Thistle, Royal Hamilton Yacht, Golf, Ham-
ilton.

WILCOX, Oliver James, M.P.; 6. South
Woodslee, Essex Co ., Ont., 1 Sept., 1869;
s. of John Wilcox (Irish) and Mary ToUen
(English); m. 1892, Mary Rachel Hamilton,
of Chesterville, Ont.; one s. one d. Educ:
South Woodslee Pub. Sch. and Essex High
Sch. El. mem. of Rochester Council, 1899
and sat for four yrs. as reeve. Pres., North
Essex Farmers' Inst., 1904-05. Hrst el. to
H. of C. for N. Essex at bye-el. 11 Nov.,
1909. Address: South Woodslee, Ont.

WILGBESS, Arthur TroIIope, prop, and
ed., the Times, Brockville, Ont.; b. Sheemess,
Kent, Eng 28 Dec^ 1867; s. of Geo Wil-
gress and (Jaroline Boulton; m. Meta Car-
leton, d. of Geo. Acheson, of Tandragce,
Irel; one «. one d. Educ: Up. Can. Coll.,
Toronto. Came to Can. with parents in
1872; after leaving coll., studied law at
Cobourg and then ent. service of Bank of
Toronto (5 yrs.); engaged in private bank-
ing at Clarksburg. Grey CJo.; acquired
Brockville Times, 1896. Capt,, Corps of
Guides; a governor, Brockville Gen. Hosp.;
mem. Brockville Coll. Inst. Bd., 6 yrs.;
member of Town CTouncil, 1910; an
ardent Impmalist. Recreations: camping,
cricket, riding, curling. Address: Brockville,
Ont. Clubs: Brockville, Albany, Toronto.

WILKIE, Daniel B4>bert; president of
the Imperial Bank of Canada; b. Quebec,

WHO'S WHO WILLI80N

17 Dec., 1846: s. of Daniel Wilkie and
Angelica Graddon; m. Sara Caroline, d. of
the Hon. J. R. Benson, St. Catharines, Ont.;
two s. one d. Educ: Quebec High Sch.,
Morren Coll.; entered service of Quebec
Bank at Quebec, 1862; became manager
Toronto branch, 1872; general manager
Imperial Bank of Canada, 1876: pres., 1906.
Recreations: golf, curling. Address: 432
Sherboume St., Toronto. Clubs: Union,
London, Eng.; Albany, National, Toronto,
Himt, Toronto Golf, Lambton Golf, Tor-
ont o; Mount Royal ,Montreal.

WILKINSON, William Carr; Sec.-Treas
Board of Education, Toronto; 6. Toronto,
1 Au^., 1841 ; s. of Christopher and Hannah
Wilkmson; m. Maria Jewell; one «. four d.
Educ: Toronto public sch., and private
tutor; has been Secretary-Treasurer, Board
of Education since Nov., 1874; an active
mem. of the Masonic fraternity. Recreation:
travel. Address: 121 Parliament Street,
Toronto.

WnXET, Arthur, M.A., D.Sc. F.R.S.,
Professor of Zoology in McGill Univ.,
Montreal; b. Scarborough. Yorks. Eng.,
1867; «. of late Rev. William Willeyj in,
1902. Educ : Kingswood Sch., Bath; Univ.
Coll., London. Tutor in Biology, Coumbia
Univ., New York, 1892-94; Balfour Student
of the University of Cambridge, 1894-99;
Lecturer in Biology, Guy's Hospital, 1899-
1901. PuIJications: papers in technical
journals, principally in the Quarterly Jour-
nal of Microscopical Science; Amphioxus
and the Ancestry of the Vertebrates, 1894;
edited Zoological Results, 1898-1902; editor
of Spolia Zeylanica; director of Colombo
Museum and Marine Biologist to the Ceylon
Government, 1907; apptd. Prof, of Zoology,
McGill Univ., 1910. Address: McGill Univ.,
Montreal.

WILLIAMS, Right Rev. David, M.A.
(Oxon), S.D. (Western Univ.), LL.D.
(Toron o Univ.); Bishop of Huron, Ont.;
b. Silian, nr. Lampeter, Cardiganshire.
Wales, 14 March, 1869; s. of John and
Margaret Williams; m. Alberta Eliza Bur-
well, of Seaham Lodge, London, Ont.;
three s. three d. Educ: Lampeter Gram.
Sch., St. David's Ck)ll., Lampeter and
Oxford Univ. Chirate of Hestiniog, 1885-
1887; Prof, at Huron Ck)ll., London, On .,
1887-1892; Rector of Stratford, 1892-1905;
Archdeacon of Perth, 1903-1905; Bishop of
Huron, Jan. 6, 1905. Publication: "What
the Church Stands for." Address: Bishop-
sto we, London, Ont.

WILLIAMS, Frederick Geori^e Hilary;
6. London, Eng., 13 Jan., 1863- s. of Charles
and Gleorgina Gould Williams; m. Aley Mary
Shonfeld, of (hoyden, Eng.; one s. one a.
Was secretary to his father before coming
to Canada in 1882; employed on Montreal
newspapers until 1893; went to Australia;
returned in 1896; since then on Montreal,
Toronto and Ottawa newspapers; now
political correspondent at Ottawa; served
m Montreal Garrison Artillery during the
North West Rebellion, 1886 (medal). Re-
creation: walking. Address: "Free Press'*,
Ott awa.

WHXISON, John Stephen, LL.D.

(Queens), journalist; b. Stanley, Huron Co.,

Ont., 9 Nov., 1866; s. of Stephen and Jane

WilUson; wi. Rachel Turner, of Bruce Co.,

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wiLLSON WHO'S WHO.

Ont.; two 8. Educ: Pub. Sch.; for many
yrs. editor "The Globe" Toronto; now
editor "The News;'' apptd. correspondent
in Canada for "The Times" 1910. Puhlica-
tione: "Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the Liberal
Party;" The Railway Question in Canada;
and various pami^hlets. Recreation: bowl-
ing (winner Dominion and Ontario Cham-
pionships). Address: 10 Elmsley Place,
Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, National, R.C. Y.
C, Toronto.
WILLSON, Deckles; 6. Montreal, 26
Aug., 1869; «. of Henry Willson and Hen-
rietta Gall; m. 1899, Ethel Grace, d. of the
late Albert White Dudley, of Colbome, Ont.
two s. one d. Educ: Montreal and King-
ston. Publications: a nimiber of books on
subjects relating to Canada. Recreations:

Solf, riding, cycling, foreign travel. Ad-
resses: Quebec House, Westerham, Eng.; 8
Southampton St., London, W.C. Clubs:
Royal Societies, Authors, London, Eng.
WLLLSON, Thomas Leopold; 6. Prince-
ton Oxford Co., Ont., 14 March, 1860; s.
of Thomas Whitehead, y. s. of late Hon.
John Willson, and Rachel Sabina Bigelow;
m. Mary Parks, e. d. of late William H.Parks,
of Marysville. Calif. ; two «. one d. Educ. :

Kub. Si!h., Hamilton, Ont.; discovered in
[ay, 1892, Commercial Calciiun Carbide;
which gave to the world a new lighting
medium — acetylene gas, and thereby estab-
lished a new industry which flourishes to-
day in a dozen different countries; inventor
of the Willson Acetylene Gas Buoy, and the

Willson gas beacon: since adopted by the
Govts, of Gt. Britain, U.S.A., Brazil, Col-
ombia, Argentina, India, Korea, Guatemala
these inven ions being controlled and man-
ufactured in Ottawa, by the International
Marine Signal Co., oi which Mr. Willson is
president. Recreations: motoring, garden-
mg. Addresses: 188 Metcalfe St., Ottawa,
Ont., and Meaches Lake, Que. Clubs:
Rideau, Golf, Hunt, and Country, Ottawa.
WILSON, Arthur; administrator of
Yukon Territory in absence of Commr.; b.
British Coliunbia, 1872. Has been a
resident of Yukon Terr, for several yrs.; a
mining operator. Del. to Ottawa on be-
half of Yukon to present grievances of
people to Govt. Was one of the two first
el. members of the Yukon Govt.; license
inspector until office amalgamated with
others. Address: Dawson, Y.T.
WILSON, Charles, K.C.; 6. London, 5
Feb., 1841; twice m.; one d.; member of B.
C. Legislature, 1882 and 1890-1907; At-
torney-Gen., 1903; senior partner in legal
firm of Wilson and Bloomfield; barrister.
Adilrees: Vancouver, B.C. .Clubs: Union,
Victoria; Vancouver.
WILSON, Charles AvUa, B.A., K.C.,
M.P.J 6. He Bizard. 10 Dec., 1869; s. of
Antome Stanislas Wilson and Odile St.
Pierre; m. Imilda L. Lanctot of Montreal.
Educ.: St. Therese Coll., Montreal, grad-
uating in 1891, B.A.; admitted to the bar of
§uebec, in 1895; LL.B., Laval; secretary
rain Inspection Committee, Montreal,
1902; Liberal candidate in Laval, 1902;
defeated by 8 votes in June, 1908 was
candidate for Legis. Assem., but was de-
feated; first el. to H. of C, 1908. Address:
Place Viger Hotel, Montreal; St. Vincent de
Paul (summer). Club: St. Denis, Montreal.
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WILSON, Lieut.-Col. Erastus William;

b. Belleville, Ont^ 1 July, 1860; «. of James
Wilson; m. Sara E. L. Bricker, Berlin, Ont.;
two s. one d. Educ: High Schs., Belleville
andOshawa; now officer conmtianding 18th
Infantry Brigade. Montreal; joined the 3rd
Regt., Victoria Rifles of Canada in 1882;
Lieut.. 1892; Captain 1894; Major, 1899;
Lt.-Col., 1903; retired in 1907 with rank;
apptd. to the Brigade command, 1 March,
1909. Address: 4036 Dorchester St., Mon-
treal, Que. Clubs: St. James, Forest and
Stream, Montreal.
WILSON, Georse Samuel; Asst. Sec,
Union of Canadian Municipalities; b. Mon-
treal, 23 April, 1846; s. of Samuel Wilson
and Elizabeth Crocket; m. Edith A. Alport,
of Belleville. Ont.; one •. two d. Educ:
Montreal. Started life as h clerk in a book
store; for 20 yrs. engaged in the paper
trade. In 1905 estbd. the Canadian Muni-
cipal Journal, the organ of the federal and
provincial Municipal unions in Ctmada; also
conducts the Bureau of Mimicipal Informa-
tion. Address: 6 Durocher St., Montreal.
WILSON, MaJ.-General. James Freder-
ick; b. Kingston, Ont., 23 Jan. 1852;
s. of William and Sarah A. Wilson: m.
Florence Adelaide, d. of late Sir Hugh Allan ;
Educ: Trinity Coll. Sch., and Trinity Coll.,
Toronto; for many yrs. an officer in Cana-
dian regular forces; served in campaigns
with Gordon relief colmnn in the Soudan
1884-5; North-West rebellion. 1885-6; hon.
A.D.C. to His Excellency the Gov. -Gen.,;
retired from Can. mil. service, 15 Nov.,
1907. Address: 141 Crescent St., Montreal.
Clubs: Garrison, Quebec; St. James, Mon-
treal.
WILSON, James Lockie, J. P.; 6. Alex-
andria, Ont., 12 Nov., 1856; s. of Robert
Wilson, J.P., and Agnes Logie, both Scotch;
m. Mary, d. of Andrew Hodge, of Cornwall,
Ont.; one s. four d. Educ: Alexandria
pub. sch. and high sch.; notary public;
supt. of Fairs and Exiubitions for Ontario;
supt. of HorticulturaJ Societies of Ontario:
secy.. Ontario Association of Fairs and
Ebchibitions; secy, and man. dir. of Ontario
Vegetable Growers' Assn.; aecy. and editor
Ontario Horticulture Assn.; director of
Ontario Hortic\iltural Exhibition, and also
Canadian National Exhibition; farmer and
pedigreed cattle raiser; one of the largest
exhibitors in Eastern Ontario; was pres..
Glengarry Agricultural Society; pres. of the
Patrons of Industry; pres. of Farmers'
Association of Canada; and farmers' can-
didate for H. of C. in 1896. Publications:
Reports of Ontario V^etable Growers;
Ontario Horticultural Assn., and Assn. of
Fairs and Exhibitions. Recreation: lawn
bowling. Address: 582 Huron St., Toronto.
WILSON, John Edwards, M.L.A.; b. St.
John, N.B., 16 Aug., 1862; s. of John
Edwards Wilson, and Elisabeth Young; m.
Beatrice J. Orr; one «. three d. Educ:
St. John, N.B.; pres., H. Wilson, Ltd.,
Iron Foimdry and Sheet Metal Works.,
St. John, N.B.; alderman for the city of St.
John, 1896, retiring for business reasons;
el. to N.B. Legis. Assem. in 1908. Address:
208 Waterloo St., St. John, N.B. Club:
Union, St. John.
WILSON, Hon. John Henry, M.D.; sen-
ator; b. near Ottawa, Ont., 14 Feb., 1834;

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s. of Jeremiah and Mary Wilson; m. Amelia
A. Williams, of Toledo, Ohio. Educ: pub.
8ch. and Victoria Coll.; a physician and
lecturer on anatomv; member of the
Ontario Legislature from 1871 to 1879:
first elected to the H. of C, 1882; re-elected
1887; apptd. to the Senate, 8 March, 1704.
Address: St. Thomas, Ont.

WILSON, Matthew, K.C.; 6. Harwich,
Ont., 28 Aug., 1854; «. of Robert and
Isabella Wilson; m. Anna Marden, e. d. of
Charles R. Atkinson, K.C.; one «. two d.
Educ: Chatham, Whitby and Toronto;
a law student with Harrison, Osier and
Moss, Toronto; special honours at Osgoode
Hall; barrister in 1879; Q.C. 1889; elected
a bencher of the Law Society, two years in
succession; senator of the Western Uni-
versity; member of council, Huron Divinity
College; director of the Trust and Guarantee
Co., and of the Northern Life Assurance Co. ;
member of Supreme Court of Appeal for
the Church of England in Canada. Recrea-
tion: horseback riding. Address: 325 Wel-
lington St. West, Chatham, Ont.

WILSON, His Hon. Peter Edward, B. A.
LL.B., County Court Judge for East Koot-
enay; b. Bond Head, Ont., 28 Aug., 1871;
8. of Charles and Rachel Wilson ; m. Christine
Brown; two s. four d. Educ: Brampton
high sch., Toronto Univ. and Osgoode Hall;
practiced law in Nelson, B.C., for nine yrs.;
city solicitor there for six yrs. ; county judge
for East Kootenay. Recreations: curling,
bowling. Address: Qranbrook, B.C.

WILSON-SMITH, Richard; 6. Ireland,
1852; one s. two d. Educ: Ireland. Ar-
rived Canada, 1878 and estbd. himself in
business in Montreal as an investment
broker. Proprietor of the Insurance Chron-
icle; pres. of the Canada Accident Co. ; dir.
of the Lachine Rapids Hydraulic and Land
Co.. the Montreal Trust and Deposit Co.,
ana the National Surety Co., of New York;
trustee of the Guardian Fire and Life Assur.
Co. ; a mem. of the Montreal Bd. of Trade,
and Montreal Stock Exchange. Sat in
aty Council of Montreal, 1892-1896 as
alderman, mayor 1896-97; is hon. treas. of
the Montreal Diocesan Theological Coll.;

fovernor of the Montreal Gen. Hospital,
*rotestant Hospital for Insane, Notre
Dame Hospital, West em Hospital; a trustee
of the Mount Royal Cemetery Co. ; hon. pres.
the Irish Protestant B.S.; hon. Lieut. -Col.
of the 2nd Regt., C.A. Recreations: hunting,
golf. Address: 580 Sherbrooke St. W., or
Guardian Bldg., Montreal. Clubs: St.
James, Montreal, Canada, Himt, Royal
Montreal Golf, Montreal.

WILSON. Urtah, M.P.; 6. Township of
North Fredericksburgh, nr. Napanee, Ont.,
17 March, 1841; «. of James Wilson, of
Yorkshire, Eng., and Harriet Worthington,
Co. Tyrone, Irel.; m. Mary Movie, Napanee,
Ont., 16 Oct., 1867; four s. Educ: Napanee
pub. sch., a merchant; entered mercantile
pursuits in 1863; town councillor of Nap-
anee; deputy reeve, 1879 to 1882; Warden
of Co. Lennox and Addington, 1882; reeve
of Napanee, 1884; Mayor, 1886; elected to
the H. of C, 1887; defeated in 1891; re-
elected at bye-election 1892, and at each
g. e. since. Address: Napanee, Ont.

WmKLEB, Valentine, M.L.A.; 6. Neu-
atadt, Ont., 18 March, «. of David Winkler

and Barbara Lang; m. Josephine, d. of M.

B. Rombough, D.L.S. ; one s. three d. Educ :
pub. sch. in Ont.; a lumber merchant; first
reeve of the municipality of Stanley;
member of the Legislature of Manitoba for
Rhineland continuously since 1892; un-
successful candidate for the H. of C, 1900.
^c{dr«8«;Morden, Man.

WISER, John Philip; Pres., J. P. Wiser
& Sons, Ltd., Prescott; 6. Trenton, Oneida
Co., N.Y., U.S.A.; ». of Isaac John Wiser
and Mary Bkert; m. Emily, s. d. of Hon. H.
Godard, of St. Lawrence Co., N.Y.; four s.
two d. Educ : On^da schs. Came to Can-
ada as mgr. for Egert & Averall, who were
then conducting a distillery business in
Prescott; purchased an interest in the firm,
1857; acquired his partners' interests, 1862;
was pres. of the Dom. Cattle Co.; mem. of
the Ontario Agricultural Commission, 1880;
is pres." of the Prescott Elevator Co.; dir.
Montreal Stock Yards Co., Imperial Starch
Co., Montreal Lighterage Co.; el. to H. of

C, 1878, but did not seek re-el. Address:
Prescott, Ont.

WOLFENDEN, Lieut.-Col. Richard,
I.S.O. 1903; V.Dj 6. 20 March, 1836;
s. of late Robert Wolfenden, of Rathmell.
Yorkshire; m. (1st) 1865, lUte 2nd d. of
late Henry Cooley, of Ashford, Kent; (2nd)
1879, Felicite Caroline, e. d. of late John
Bayly, supt. of police, Victoria, B.C.j five
d. Educ: Arkholme, Lancashire; Kirkby
Lonsdale, Westmoreland. Served eight yrs .
in the Royal Engineers, three years in
Ekigland, five in British Colmnlna; served in
New Westminster, B.C., and Victoria, B.C.
Rifle Volimteers with the rank of Ensign,
1864-74; joined the Active Militia of Canada
on formation in British Columbia, 1874.
and served with the respective ranks ot
Ensign, Lieutenant, Captain, Major, and
Lt.-Col. until retirement, 1888; mem. of
Wimbledon team, 1874; King's Printer for
British CJolumbia for many yrs. Recreations:
all outdoor sports. Address: 125 Menzies
Street, Victona, B.C.

WOOD, Edwards Rogers; b. Peterboro,
Ont., 14 May, 1866; s. John Wood (Irish);
m. 1891, Agnes Euphenia Smart; one d.
Educ: Peterboro. Commenced life as a
tel^raph operator; joined staff of Central
Canada Loan and Savings Co., on its for-
mation in 1884, and rose gradually to
position of vice-pres. and gen. mgr. of
company; is also gen. mgr. of the Dominion
Securities (Corporation; vice-pres.. National
Trust Ck).; dir. Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co.,
Canadian Bank of Commerce, Western
Assurance Co., Canada Life Assurance Co.,
Sao Paulo Tramway, Light and Power Co. ;
Mexican Light and Power Co., and other
industrial enterprises. Address: Queen's
Park, Toronto. Clubs: Toronto, National,
Toronto.

WOOD, Hon. Josiah, M.A.; Senator; 6.
Sackville. N.B., 18 April, 1843; «. Mariner
Wood, merchant; m. 1874, Laura S., d. of
Thompson Trueman, Sackville. Educ:
Mt. Allison Wesleyan Coll., Sackville,
(grad. 1863); called to the bar of N.B.,
1866; afterwards entered mercantile busi-
ness, and became chief partner and man.
of M. Woods & Sons; was for some years
interested in shipping; in lumbering and in
several manufacturing industriee; also in

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farming and stock raising; mayor of Saok-
viile from its incorporation for five years
(until 1908); is treas. of the Board of
Regents of Mt. Allison Coll. ; unsuccessfully
contested Westmoreland for Legislative
Assembly, N.B., 1878; elected to the H. of
C, 1882-1887-1891; called to the Senate,
6 Aug., 1895; Ck)n8ervative. Address:
SackviUe, N.B. Clubs: Rideau, Ottawa:
Union, St. John. N.B.

WOOD, Hon. Samuel Casey; 6. Village
of Bath, Ont., 27 Dec., 1830; s. of Thomas
S. and Frances Wood; m. Charlotte Maria
Parkinson; five «. five d. Educ : common
sch.; Coimty Clerk and Treasurer, Co. of
Victoria, for 16 years; chairman of high
sch. board in Lindsay; representative of
pub. sch. Inspectors in the Council of
Public Instruction; elected to Parliament
in 1871; apptd. Provfncial Secretary and
Registrar in 1876; held the office of Com-
missioner of Agriculture from that date
until 1883; in 1877 was apptd. Provincial
Treasurer; retired from public life in 1883;
is at present vice-pres. of the Toronto
General Trusts Corporation and vice-pres.
of the Imperial Life Assurance Company.
Address: 97 Avenue Road, Toronto.

WOOD, Lieut.-Col. Wm., F.R.S.C.; b.
Quebec (of British, French and American
descent.) Educ: England and Germany,
pres. of the literary and Historical Society
of Quebec, 1900-1, and 1904-5; F.R.S.C.,
1905; D.C.L. of Lennoxville, 1907; pres.
of the Historic landmarks Association,
1907-9; Commanding officer of the 8th
Royal Rifles, 1907-10; vice-pres., the Que-
bec Tercentenary, 1908. Publications: The

. Fight for Clanada, 1904; definitive edition
in England, 1905, Canadian and American
editions, 1906. The Logs of the Conciuest
of Canada (for the Champlain Society),
1909. R.S.C. monographs on French-
Canadian Folksongs and the Quebec Ursu-
lines, and yarious contributions to encydop-
psedias and periodicals in England, Canada
and the United States. Is editing a series
of original docimients of the War of 1812,
for the Champlain Society: and will after-
wards write a new history of the war,
based on sources of information which are
now for the first time becoming complete
enough to justify an attempt at finality.
Recreations: animals, scenery, canoeing,
sailing, mountaineering, reading, poetry and
listemng to music. Address: 59 Grande

WOOD, Major Zachary Taylor; asst.
commr. of R. N. W. Mounted Police. Daw-
son; 6. Nova Scotia. 27 Aug., 1860; s. of
Capt. Wood, of the U.S. Army. Grad. R.
M. Ck)ll., Kingston, 1882; joined Mounted
Police as insptr., 1 Aug., 1885. Went to
Yukon with nrst detachment of Mounted
Police, 1897, and stationed at Skagway;
promoted asst. commr. 1 July, 1902.
Address: Dawson, Y.T.

WOODRUFF, Miss Anne Helena: 6. St.
David's, Ont., 28 Dec., 1850; d. of William
Henry and Mary D. Secord Woodruff;
attended pub. sch. until 14, Brockport (N.
Y.) State Normal Sch., 6 mos. Resident of
Chicago, since 1897. Publications: Betty j
and Bob, 1903; The Pond in the Marshy
Meadow, 1906; Three Bo>^ and a Girl, 1906; '
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contb'r.' verse and prose to religious press.
Address: 524 Garfield Av., Chicago.

WOODS, George B.; Pres. and Gen.
Mgr. of the Continental Life Insur. Co.; b,
nr. Ely, Norfolk Co., Eng^ 16 June, 1866;
s. of James Woods and Hannah Howlett;
m. Annie Isabell, d, of Chas. Dash, of
Woodstock, Ont.; one d. Educ: North-
ampton and Lincolnshire. Eng. Came to
Ckn., 1885. Was engaged .in lumber busi-
ness in Woodstock for some yn,; then
joined staff of Manufacturers' Life Insur.
Co.; organised Continental life Insur Co.,
19(X); now pres. and gen. mgr. Recreations;
curling, bowling, golf, cricket. Address:
410 Huron St., Toronto. Clubs: National,
Victoria, Lambton Golf, Granite Curling,
Canada Bowling, Royal Canadian Yacht,
Toronto.

WOODS, Henry WeUlnston, M.L.A.; b,
Welsford, Queen's Co., N.B.. 17 Dec., 1864;
s. of Hon. Francis Woods, M.L.C., and Jane
Elisa Armstrong; m. Hannah Z. Gorham.
30 Sept., 1899; three s. two d, member of
Queen's Coimty Council 1895-08; Warden
of (bounty, 1904; first elec. to Legis. Assem.
of N.B., March, 1908. Address: Welsford,
N.B.

WOODS, James Hossack; managing
director of the Calgary HercUd; b. Quebec.
12 July, 1867; s. of Alexander Woods and
Elizabeth Banfield; m. Leonora C, d. of
J. F. Eby, of Toronto; one d. Educ:
Quebec Hi|:h Sch., McGill Univ., Manitoba
Univ. A journalist. Worked on staffs of
Toronto Mail, and Montreal Herald; now
managing director of the Calgary Herald,
Publications: contributions to magazmes
and newspapers. Recreations: motoring,
golf, curlmg. Address: Calgary, Atla.
Clubs: Ranchmen's, Calgary; Tennis, Curl-
ing, Golf, Royal Canadian Yacht, Toronto.

WOODS, James W. ; President Woods Ltd.,
Ottawa, Hull and Winnipeg; b, Kildare.
Que.. 10 April, 1863; s. of Russell Woods
and Anne J. Davis; m. Ida E. Edwards; three
s. two d. Educ: privately and at Montreal
Coll.; two years with the late W. W. Ogilvy;
ten years with the Hodgson Simmer Co.,
representing the firm in Ottawa district;
started Woods Limited in 1896; Woods
Western, Winnipeg, 1903; director Smart
Bag Co., Ltd.; pres. and genl. mgr. Imperial
Realty Co.; dir , Kildare Mining Co.; ex-
director Crow's Nest Pass Coal CJo.; Captain
Giov. Gen. Foot Guards, Ottawa; attached
to Coldstream Guards for special course
during winter 1909-10, London, Eng.; pres.,
CJounty Carleton General Hospital; ex-

Eres., Ottawa Board of Trade; dir. of Ash-
ury Coll., Ltd.; chairman of Finance Com-
mittee, Earl Grey Musical and Dramatic
Competition. Address: Chapel St., Ottawa.
Clubs: Rideau, Hunt (pres.), Ottawa;
Mount Royal, Montreal; Manitoba, Win-

WOODS, Sydney Brown, K.C., B.A.,
LL.B.; 6. Quebec, 23 June, 1872; s. of
Alexander Woods, and Elizabeth Banfield;
m. Ethel Brown, Hamilton, Ont.; one s,
one d. Educ: Quebec High Sch., Toronto
Coll. Inst., and Univ. of Toronto, Ont.;
was a reporter and correspondent for
Toronto Mail, Toronto News; praotioed
law 1897 to 1906 in Toronto; became
Deputy Attorney General for Alberta od

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formation of the Province, 1905; resigned
1910. Recreations: t^lf, whist, chess. Ad'
drest: 316 Fifth St., Edmonton, Alta. Club:
Edmonton.

WOOLLCOMBE, Bev. Georee Penrose,
M.A.; 6. Londwater, Bucks, Eng., 21 May,
1867; ». of Rev. W. P. Woollcombe and
Henrietta Jacob; m. (1st) Julia D. Acres,
Liverpool, Eng., (2nd) Jessie Mickle, Tor-
onto, Chit.; three 8. two d. Educ: the
Gram. Sch., High Wycombe, Bucks, and
Christ Church, Oxford; arrived in Canada
1888; assistant master at Bishop's Coll.
Sch., Lennoxville, Que.; assistant master
at Trinity CJoU. Sen., Port Hope; now head-
master of Ashbury Coll., Ottawa, Ont«.
Recreation: golf. Address: Ashbury Coll.,
Rockcliffe., Ottawa. Clubs: Rideau, Golf,
Ottawa.

WORBEIX, Bt. Bev. Clarendon Lamb,
M.A., D.D., D.C.Ly Bishop of Nova Scotia;
«. of Rev. Canon Worrell; 6. Smith's Falls.
July 20, 1863; m. Charlotte Ann, d. or
Surgeon-Maj. General J. W. Ward, F.R.C.S.
one 8. three d. Educ: Trinity Sch., Port
Hope and Trinity Coll., Toronto. Deacon,
1880; Priest, 1884; Math. Master, Bishops
Coll., 1873; Headmaster Gananoque High
Sch., 1877; Principal Brockville Coll. Inst.,
1879; Prof. Royal Military College,Kingston,
1891; Curate of Gananoque, Ont., 1881;
Holy Trinity, Brockville, and Head Master
of High School. Brockville, Ont., 1882-84;
Rector of WilUamsburg, Ont., 1884-86;
Morrisburg, Ont., 1886-91; Professor of
English Literature, Royal Military Coll.,
Kingston, 1891-1904; Rector of St Mark's,
Barriefield, Ont., 18W-1903; Rector St.
Luke's, Kingston, 1903-1904; Chaplain to
Archbishop of Ontario, 1896; Archdeacon of
Ontario, 1900; Prolocutor, Provincial Synod
of Canada, 1904; Bishop of Nova Scotia,
1904. Address: Bishop^s liOdge, Halifax,
N.S.; Hubbards, N.S. (summer).

WOBtHINGTON, Lleut.-CoI. Arthur
Norrejs, M.D., CM., M.P., P.M.O.
(Que. Com.); 6. Sherbrooke, Que., 17 Feb.,
1862; s. of Dr. E. D. Worthington and
Frances Smith; m. 1887, May, d. of H. H.
CJook, Toronto, ex-M.P. for Simcoe. Educ. :
Bishop's Coll. Sch., Lennoxville, and Mc-
Gill Univ. (first class honors). Surgeon to
Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital; gov. Coll.
of Physicians and Surgeons, Prov. of Que. ;

Srincipal medical officer, Quebec Command,
erved with Field Hospital during N. W.
Rebellion, 1886; and mentioned in des*

gatches; Brig. Surgeon-Major, C.F.A.. in
outh Africa, 1900; was present at battles
of Faber's Farm, Belfast, Lydenberg (des-
patches). Brevet Lieut.-Col. and com-
manded Can. Field Hospital in S. A. during
operations in Transvaal; again mentioned
in despatches. El. to H. of C. at g. e., 1904
and 1908. Recreations: riding, shooting.
Address: Sherbrooke, Que. Clubs: Rideau,
Ottawa; Albany, Toronto; St. George's,
Sh erbrooke.
WBIGHT, Alexander Whyte; b. Mark-
ham tp., Ont^ 17 Dec., 1845; s. of Geo.
Wright and Helen Whyte; m. Elizabeth
R. Simpson, one d. Educ: New Hamburg
sch. Learned the woollen mfg. business
wMch he followed for some sn-s.; then took
up journalism, editing among other news-
papers, the Stratford Herald, Guelph Herald,

Toronto National, Journal of the Knights of
Labour, New York; Craftsman, NewYork;
for several yrs. secy, of the Can. Mfgrs.
Assn.; was secy, of the Executive Bd. of
the K. of L.; one of the Canadian reps, for
the Antwerp, Colonial and Indian exbns.:
commercial a^. for Can. at the Colonial
exbn.; Dominion conmir. (1896) to examine
into and report upon the sweating system
in Canada. Has taken an active part in
politics and spoken frequently in several
• provs. of Canada; one of the earliest ad-
vocates of the N. P.; unsuccMsful can. for
Ont. Leg. Assem. in West Lambton and
West Toronto; organizer of the Lib.-CJons.
party, through three general elections;
active in the campaign for public ownership
and at present J*res. of the Can. Public
Ownership League. Address: 106 Macdonell
Av e., Toronto. Club: Albany, Toronto.

WBIGHT, WilUam, M.P.; 6. Township
I^remont, Co. Grey, Ont., 29 Oct.. 1863; s.
of David Wright and Susana Foster; tn.
Mary Elizabeth Quirt; one s, three d. Educ :
Pub. Sch.; has been farmer, blacksmith,
manufacturer and merchant m succession.
Elected to H. of C, 1906; re-elec., 1908.
Recreation: travel. Address: Himtsville,
Mu skoka. Ont.

WBONG, George McKlnnon, M.A.; b.
Gravesend, Ck>. of Elgin, Ont., 26 June,
1860; s. of Gilbert Wrong, of Ayhner, Ont-
ario, and Christina Macldnnon; m.
1886, Sophia Hume, d. of Hon.
Edward Blake, three ». two d. Educ:
Univ. Coll., Toronto; WycliflFe Coll.,Toronto;
Univ. of Toronto; Oxford, etc.: M.A., Univ.
of Toronto. Took orders in tne Church of
England, 1883, but has since been engaged
continuously in academical work^succ^d-
ing in 1894 the late Sir Daniel Wilson aa
Professor of Histo^ in the Univ. of Toronto.
Publications: The British Nation; a History »
1903; The Earl of Elgin, 1906; The Review
of Historical Publications relating to Can-
ada (annually). Recreation; golf. Address:
467 Jarvis Street, Toronto; summer — Pointe
au P ic, Que. C/w6: Toronto Golf .

WTLIE, David James, M.L.A.; 6.
Shrewsbmy^ Eng., 1 July, 1869; s. of D.
Wylie, C.E., and Elizabeth Wylie; m.
Rachel M. Batherill; three s. three a. Educ:
Cheltenham Coll., England; arrived in
Canada, 1880; rancher: dir.. Maple Creek
Cattle Ck).: el. to Sask. Legis. Assem., 1908.
Address: Maple Creek, Sask.

YATES, Henry Brydges, B.A. (Cantab),
M.D.C.M. (McGiU); 6. Montreal, May 10,
1865; s. of the late Henry Yates, C.E., and
Emily Sapey; m. 1896, Alice Mary, o. d.
of the late C. W. Bunting, of Toronto; two
s. one d. Educ: Charterhouse; Jesus Coll.,
Cambridge; McGill Univ., Montreal. Major
(M.O.) 3rd Regt., Victoria Rifles of Canada;
Lecturer on Bacteriology, McGill Univ.;
alderman of Montreal, 1906-10; Norwegian
Consul General for Canada, 1906-8; Kt. of
the Order of St. Olaf ; Esquire of the Order
of St. John of Jerusalem, 1910. Recreations:
cricket, golf, tennis. Addresses: 257 Peel

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St., Montreal; Graywood, Cacouna (summer)
Clubs: St. James' Mount Royah Montreial.

TEIGH, Frank; b. Burford. Brant Co..
Oht.. 21 July, 1860; «. of Edmund Laseing
and £Uiza Ydgh; m. Annie L. Laird; one «.
Educ: Burford; was on the staff of the
Brantford Expositor; private secretary to
the Hon. Arthur S. Hard3\ Premier of
Ontario; now registrar of Crown Lands
Department, Toronto; well known as a
magazine writer and illustrated lecturer.
Pitblications: Ontario Parliamentary Build-
ings, 1792-1892; compiler of "5000 facts
about Canada." Recreation: golf. Address:
667 Spadina Ave., Toronto.

TEO, Hon. James; senator; b. Port Hill,
P.E.I., 29 June, 1837; parents from Devon-
shire, Eng. EatUK: at Uxbridge, Eng. A
ship owner and farmer; sat in the L^s-
lative Assembly of P. E. I. for the second
district of Prince from 1868 to 1891. when
he resigned to run for the House of Com-
mons; apptd. to the Executive Coimcil of
P.E.I. in 1870; speaker, 1871; re-apptd. to
Executive, 1873, and again in 1876; re-
signed in 1879; elected to the H. of C. for
Prince County, 1896; elected Grand Master
of the Free Masons in P.E.I., 1875, and
annually until 1889; apptd. to the Senate.
19 Nov., 1898; Liberal. Address: Port Hill,
P.E.I.

TOKOltlE, Ferman Richardson; editor
of the Peterborough Daily Examiner; b.
Crowland, Welland Co., Ont., 1844; ». of
Jesse and Margaret Yokome; m. Louvenia
Eyre, of Brockville, Ont.; one «. one d.
Educ: Welland High Sch., Toronto Univ.,
Toronto Sch. of Medicine (undergraduate).
Has been engaged in journalistic work for
36 yrs.; for 28 yrs. editor of the Peterbor-
ough DaUy Examiner, which position he
still holds. Recreations: tree planting,
Dickens. Address: Peterborough, Ont.

TOBSTON, Frederic, B.A.; b. Pictou,
N.S., 30 July, 1871; s. of James Yorston, of
Orguil, Orkney, Scot., and Mary McDonald,
of St. John, N.B.; immarried. Educ: Dal-
housie Univ. J took honors in English litera-
ture and history, the new Shakespere
Society's prize. Arts Valedictorian, editor
Dalhousie Univ. Magazine; was city editor
of the Montreal Star, 1902-1905; London
Daily Mail, Montreal Star and Associated
Press correspondent; — Royal Tour in
Canada, 1901; vice-pres. of Standard
Publishing Co., and managing editor The
Standard, 1905, to the present time. Pub-
lications: editor of Shelley's Poems; many
ms^azine articles; descriptive work, etc.
Recreation: curling. Address: 171 St. James
St., Montreal.

TOBSTON, John MacKay, M.L.A.; 6.
Orkney, Scot., 11 Oct., 1867; «. of Robert
and Mary Yorston; m. Janet Mary Robert-
son. Educ: Scot.; arrived in Canada, June,
1890; farmer; elected to represent the
district of Cariboo in Legislature of B.C.,
1907. Recreation: hunting. Address:
Australian Ranch, Cariboo, B.C.

TOUNG, Charles "W.; Editor and Prop,
of the Freeholder, Cornwall; 6. Georgetown,
Ont., 17 May, 1849; s. of James and Hester
Young; m. Caroline Carthew, of Guelph;
one s. one d. Acquired a knowledge of
printing under T. &. R. White, Peterboro,
and in office of the Toronto Leader: em-
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ployed on editorial staff of several hews-

gapers in the U.S.; later joined staff of the
tratford Beacon; in 1885 purchased the
Cornwall Freeholder, of which he has since

gublished. Was press agt. for the Ont.
rovt. at the Chicago World's Fair, 1893.
Recreations: hunting, fishing. Address.:
Cornwall, Ont. Club: Cornwall.

YOUNG, Hon. Henry Esson, B.A., M.D.
CM., LL.D.; Provincial Sec. and Minister
of Education for B.C.; b. English River,
Que., 24 Feb.. 1867; s. of Rev. Alexander
Young (Scotch) and Ellen McJBain (Can-
adian): m. 1904, Rosalind Watson. Educ :
Queen's Univ., Kingston (B.A.). McGill
Univ.. Montreal (M.D., CM.) Spent a yr.
and a half in England in post grad. studies.
Received hon. degree of LL.D. from Tor-
onto Univ., 1 Oct., 1907. A physician,
first el. to B.C. Legis. at g. e., 1903; re-el. at
g. e., 1907, 1909.^ Sworn of the Ex. Coun.
as Prov. Sec. and Min. of Education, 27
Feb., 1907. Re-el. by accl. at bye-el.. 12
March, 1907. Address: Victoria, B.C.

TOUNG, Mrs. Rosalind Watson, M.A..
A.M.I.M.E.; 6. Himtingdon, Que., 19 April,
1874; d. Rev. James Watson, D.D., and
Margaret Fjrvie, d. of Rev. Adam lind; m .
Hon. H. E. Young, Provincial Secy, and
Minister of Education for B.C.; one d,
Edu^.: Huntingdon Academy and McGill
Univ. President of the University Woman's
Club, of Victoria, B.C.; member of the Can.
Min. Inst. Publications: a geograi>hy of
B.C.; articles on minin|;, especially in the
Atlin dist. Address: Victoria, B.C. Club:
Alexandra, Victoria.

TOUNG, Hon. James; b. Gait, Ont.. 24
May, 1835; s. of John Young, of Melrose, and
Janet Hell, of Ledburg, Scot., who settled
in Gkilt in 1834; m. Margaret, 2nd d. of John
MoNaught, of Brantford, Ont. Educ:
public sch. of Gait; went into the printing
business at 16 yrs. of age; at 18 was publish-
er and editor of Gait Reformer; elec. to H.
of C for S. Waterloo, 1867; re-elec. by
acclam., 1872 and 1874; defeated in 1878;
elec. for North Brant to the Ontario L^s-
lature, 1879; re-el. by aoclanu in 1883;
became a member of the Mowat Govern-
ment in June, 1S33; re-elec. after accepting
office. Publications: "Reminiscences of the
Settlement of Gait and the Township of
Dumfries;" "Public Men and Public Life in .
Canada." Recreations: shooting«and fishing.
Address: "Thomhill," Gait, Ont. '

YOUNG, Robert Evans, D.L.S.; Supt. of
Ry. Lands, Dept. of the Interior, Ottawa;
Chief Geographer of Dom. of Canada; b.
Georgetown, Ont., 17 March, 1861; of
Scotch and English parentag^ m. 1887,
Winifred Frances, {dec) d. of Henry Lawe
D.L.S., formerly of Dunnville. Ont., now of
Ottawa; four d. Educ: High Schs. of Strat-
ford and Belleville; Albert Coll., Belleville.
Passed exams, as Dom. Land Surveyor and
Prov. Land Surveyor of Manitoba m Win-
nip^, 1882; Prov. Land Surveyor of B.C.
in "Victoria, 1899; spent about 20 yrs' in
surveying in Man. and B.C.: 1890-04;
made special survey of the entire city of
Winnipeg, which was rendered necessary
by the introduction of the Torrens system
of Land Transfer, and was carried out under
the Prov. Govt, and the City Council of
Winnipeg, jointly. Publications: several

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Recreation: phot(^raphy. Address: 644
RideauSt., Ottawa.

ZATITZ, Charles Ambrose, B.S.A.;
Prof, of Field Husbandry, Ontario Agric.
Colleee, Guelph; b. Coldstream. Middlesex
Co., Ont., 25 Aug., 1863; s. of Daniel and
Susan Zavite; m. Rebecca Wilson; one «.
Educ: Coll. Inst., Strathroy, Ont.; Agric.
Coll., Guelph. Received college diploma
in 1886, and degree in agric. at Toronto
Univ., 1888. Brought up on farm in
Middlesex Co. Has been at Ontario Agric.
Coll. for over 26 yrs., principal work being
for the improvement of agric. and especially
the farm crops of Ontario. Has lectured
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England and Scotland; Sec, Ontario Agric.
and Experimental Union; vice-pres., Can-
adian Seed Growers. Assn., dir., Co-opera-
tive Experiments in Agric; chn. of Com-
mittee on Cereal Breeding of American
Breeders' Assn.; experimentalist, Ont,
Agric. Coll. Pithlications: reports and
bulletins In connection with the Ontario
Agric Coll. and Ontario Experimental
Union. Recreation: lawn bowling. Address:
Ontario Agricultural Coll., Guelph, Ont.
ZIMMERMAN, Adam; 6. Harrisburg,
Pa., U.S.A., 14 Aug., 1852; s. of Isaac and
Otellia Zimmerman; m. 1873, Isabelle
Campbell, of Hamilton, Ont. Educ: Dela-
ware, Ohio, A merchant. Mem. Bd. of
Education for ten yrs.; now Chairman; on
Bd. of License Commrs. for 14 yrs. El. to
H. of C. at g. e., 1904; unsuccessful, 1908,
A Presbyterian. A Liberal. Address:
Hamilton, Ont.

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Ernest E. Vipond. Herbert Salkeld Vipond.

VIPOND & VIPOND

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MCGIVERIN, HAYDON and GREIG

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &c.
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SYNOPSIS OF

Canadian North-West Land
Regulations

Any person who is the sole head of a family, or any male over
18 years old, may homestead a quarter-section of available
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applicant must appear in person at the Dominion Lands Agency
or Sub-Agency for the district. Entry by proxy may be made
at any agency, on certain conditions, by father, mother, son,
daughter, brother or sister of intending homesteader.

Duties — Six months' residence upon and cultivation of the
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brother or sister.

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A homesteader who has exhausted his homestead ri^t and
cannot obtain a pre-emption may take a purchased homestead
in certain districts. Price, $3.00 per acre. Duties — Must reside
six months in each of three years, cultivate fifty acres, and
erect a house worth $300.00.

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METROPOLITAN

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

(Incorporated by the State of New York — Stock Company)
The Company OP the People, BY the People, FOR the People.
ABMit Of Ctitdlti Stcormu Oipositil witi tba OMloloa
BoviniiNat lor tho Protectioi of Pollcykotilore ii Gtitilt ovor

$7,055,000

A REASONABLE INDICATION OF THE

DESERVED POPUURITY
of its plans and of faith In Its
management may be fairly
claimed In the number of
Metropolitan policies in force.
It exceeds by three millions
the entire population of the
Dominion of Canada. Nearly
three hundred thousand Can-
adians of all classes are
policyholders in the Metro-
politan. It has on deposit
with the Government of the
Dominion of Canada, in Can-
adian securities, dollar for
dollar of its Canadian lia^
bilities. In 1909, It wrote
In Canada as much new
Insurance as any two other life
insurance companies t — Cana-
dian, Engrlish or American.

SIGNIFICANT FACTS.

This Company's policy-claims

Kald In 1909 averaged In num-
er, one for every sixty-three
seconds of each business day
of 8 hours each, and. In
amout, S140.81 a minute the
year through. >

The Daily Average of the
Company's Business during
1909.

4* S^ per day in number of claims

A ^ *? A P®"^ ^*y innumber of Pol-
Uy^OUicies Issued.

ance placed and paid for.

$iS3,403.75^rt¥X

cyholders and addition to Reserve.
pXO^iX/ ^. / ^crease ofrAssets

J

r »•-"- $537,223,523.83
$2,041,951,700.00

Ptid to Pollcyloldors slnco Orgtilzttloo,
low livistod for tloir Socorlty,

Anoiot of OotttMillig
intortncOp • - -

In its Ordinary Department policies are issued for from $1,000 to
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and quarterly. In its industrial Department, policies are issued on all the
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Full particulars regarding the plans of the Metropolitan may be obtained
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BANKER

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