MKUUINCJSHAWS MURARY OK AMKKU'AN BIOGRAPHY. Ihm-
thoiis4»ml
c<junty
wrmons. founded two
—one Orange and —and baptized seven in
churches
one
in
large
[.Ajuitui
hundred
per-
He died .Fnn. 14, 1841, in North Adams. Leland, Samuel Phelps, lawyer, lecturer, author, poet, was Iwrn March 4, 18:{1>, in For s<)me time he was a iluiitsburg. Ohio. student at Hiram col-
sons.
A West P«)int RoSanta Fe de lUigota mance: Padre . s«dmo; I'ncle 'Man; and A
(Queen's Thought-..
Samuel Conrad, naval otlicer, waa In -March 14. 184:5. in Salem. N.C he graduated from the Cnited States naval academy at AnIn 1874 napolis, Md. he entered the I nited States navy as an en* 1880 was in sign jiroimited master; in was promoted 1883 and junior lieutenant
Lemly, born 187:5
lege of Ohio; and has the degrees received of
A..M.,
rh.L).
an«l
18(53 80 he law; and since 1880 has Imhmi engaged as a lecturer. He has traveled in Europe. Africa and Asia. In 185>8 he was prohibition cantile didate for governor of Iowa. He is the author of Poems; Robert Burns; Peculiar Peo-
LL.n.
In
praetici'd
and World .Making. Lembke, Francis Christian, educator, clergyman, was Ixtrn .July ].'{, 17114. in Cierniany. ple;
For thirty years he tilled a pastorate at He was principal of a lK)arding seluKd for lM)ys, which was opened in I7'>') in Xazaretli, Pa. He died July 11, 178."). in XiiZiiretli. Pa. Lemcke, Mrs. Gesine, educator, author, was lH>rn April !», 1841, in (iermany. She was tlie wife of H. K. Lemcke of Brooklyn, N.Y. She was a teacher of culinary art. She was the author of American Cuisine; Preserving and Pickling; and ('hating Dish Ueeeipts. She dietl in 1004 in BnM>klyn. N.Y Lemcke, Henry, clergyman, was born .June 27. 170(5. in (Jermany. He |M'rformed missionary duty in Kansas; an<l founded the abbey nf St. n<'ne<lict in Atchison. He returned to Pennsylvania in 18;)8; and after a visit to (Jermany lalmred in New .lersev until 1877. He dil-d Nov. 2!», 1882, in Carrollton. Pa. Lemieux, Darie, physieian, surgeon, legislator, was born in IS74 in the city of (}ueIk'c. Canadii. He received a thorough education; and in 180S graduated from Ijival university of (Quebec. Canada. He hns atl:«ined success as a physician iu Dunseith. N.I).; anci sine;' 1004 has Imh-u a member of (be state •issenibly nf North Dakota. Naziiretli, Pa.
Lemley, Cassius McCarl, railroad otiicial of Morgantown. W.Va., was lK>rn .May 2n, 18(57. in New FreefMirt. Pa. He gradn:ited with the <Iegree of C.K. frojn the West V irginia university. In I8!)l he eiitereil railway service as levelman. and has tilled |Hisitions to rhief
engineer.
Since
I8!>0
engineer
he has been assistant (»liio railway,
«if the Baltimore an«l also since l!>l(l has been geological and s|>ecial work.
iind
in
charge of
Lemly, Henry Rowan, 'oldier. author, wTs born .Ian. 12. IH.")1. in North Carolina. In I
ne
Spiinish-.inerican
war he eoniinandcd
light battery C. seventh
lery;
an<l
in
the
Porto
I
nited .States artilI{i«'o
campaign he
515
served as captain. He is the author of Among the .Xrapahoes; The St»»ry of Feather llead
in 188(5 liecame lieuHe served in tenant. various stations and duties until appointetl In captain in 18U2. 18!»2 in(»4
was
he
)udge-advoc:ite-general in the rnit»'d .States In 1004 he was retin*<l and resides navy. He died alj<»ut 1910 in in Washington, D.C. Washington. D.C. In Lemmens, J. N., clergyman, bishop. 1800 he lM<ame Koman catholic bishop of
Vancouver Inland. Lemmon, George Thomas, clergyman, Icctun-r. author, was born S«'pt. 17. 1800. in Trov. N.Y. He entered the methfHlist episcopil ministry in 1800 in the Troy conft-rence an<l at once tcwk rank as a preacher. This led him to the lecture platform, where litbe has scored many notable triumphs, is the author of Better Things for Sons of (;o«i: The Eternal Building; and Cuba Libre. A History of the Pearl of the Antilles From its
I)isc<»very to its
Lemmon, John Ihor.
He taught
sehool
Liln-ration.
Gill, soldier, botanist,
was born .lune
au
Lima. Mich. years; and f«)r years four was n sehool superintendent. He serveil in the civil war; took part in thir-
2. 18:52. in
for eight
engagements; and from 18(54 until
ty-six
en«l of the war a pris«)n«'r in Andersonville. 18(50 he was a Initan ist. ex|»lorer, collector and writer of California; was a special-
the
was
From
ist
in
forestry;
and
for f«uir years was liotanist of the California He addeil many state board of fon'stry. speeies of plants and tn-es to accept e»l classifications. He was the author of Campaign-
ing with Saber and Carbine; Recollections of |{<-be| Prisoners; Re|H)rts of the Locust .Seourge in California; Discovery of the potato in .ri/ona; Ferns of the Pacific SlojK'; How to Tell Trees; and various dIImt works. He died Nov. 24. 1008. in Oaklan«I. Cal.
