Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 65

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GALLAGHER, Joseph D .:

President of the Bennis Car Truck Co., and the Woodcock Plate Ice Co .; direc- tor of the American Brake Shoe and Foundry Co., The H. F. Taintor Man- ufacturing Co., and the International Brake Shoe and Foundry Co. Address, 120 Liberty St., N. Y. City.

GALLANT, A. Ernest, M. D .:

Physician; born Sudbury, England. June 27, 1861; after special preparation entered the medical department of Colum- bia University, graduating in 1890; served as interne in the St. Joseph's Hospital, Paterson, N. J .; the Sloane Maternity Hospital, 1891; and the N. Y. Cancer Hospital, 1892; began private practice Jan. 1, 1893; since that time has been instructor in surgery in the New York Post-Graduate Medical School, 1894-96, and in the same capacity in the New York Polyclinic, 1897-99; was assistant surgeon Lebanon Hospital, 1894-95, and attending gynæcologist to the Metropoli- tan Hospital and Dispensary, and Mc- Donough Memorial Hospital, 1900-02; and the Northern Dispensary, 1893-1903, and the Mothers' and Babies' Hospital, 1900; vice-president and treasurer and profes- sor of gynæcology in the New York School of Clinical Medicine; gynæcologist. Roose- velt Hospital (O. P. D.), since 1893; 1893- 95 was lecturer to the Society for In- struction in First Aid to the Injured and examiner since the latter date; in 1898, during the Spanish-American War, under the direction of Miss Helen Gould, was medical director of the Women's National War Relief Association, and held the same office in the Soldiers' Com- fort Committee of the Board of Trade and Transportation of New York. Mar- ried, Jan. 1, 1895, Eudora Elliot Burkett; member N. Y. Academy of Medicine, Am- erican Medical Association, N. Y. State & County Association; Harlem Medical Association, Greater New York Medical Association, N. Y. County Medical So- ciety, Physicians Mutual Aid Association, Society Medical Jurisprudence, Society

Alumni Sloane Maternity Hospital, Am- erican Urological Association; has con- tributed numerous articles to medical iterature. Address, 60 West 56th St., N. Y. City.

GALLAUDET, Bern B., M. D .:

Physician and author; born N. Y. City, Feb. 11, 1860 ; Trinity, A. B:, 1880 ; A. M., 1883; M. D., 1SS4, College Physicians and Surgeons ; Interne, N. Y. Hospital, 1884- S6; studied Vienna General Hospital, 1886-87; assistant demonstrator of anato- my, College Physicians and Surgeons, 1887- 90; chief, surgical division, Vanderbilt Clinic, 1889-90; surgeon Bellevue Hos- pital, 1889 to present ; demonstrator of an- atomy, 1890 to present, and instructor in surgery, 1897 to present, College Physi- cian and Surgeons; member N. Y. Surgi- cal Society, N. Y. Physicians Mutual Aid Association, and Association American An- atomists. Author of quiz book on surgery ; editor Gray's Anatomy. Address, 60 West 50th St., N. Y. City.

GALLOWAY, Robert Macy:

Merchant and banker; born N. Y. City, Aug. 4, 1837, of Scottish descent; was graduated from Yale in 1858; became a clerk in his father's store; is president of the Merchant's National Bank; for thirteen years was vice-president of the elevated railroads; is now a director of the Man- hattan R. R., and of two banks. In 1868, he married Miss Williams ; is a member of the Union, Union League, Metropolitan. University and Riding Clubs, and the New England and St. Andrew Societies. Resi- dence, 68 Fast 55th St. ; office, 42 Wall St., N. Y. City.

GAMAGE, Frederick Luther:

Educator; born Hopkinton, Mass., June 19, 1860; prepared high school, West- boro, Mass .; was graduated from Brown University, 1882, with degree of A. B .; received degree of A. M. from Brown in 1885, and D. C. L. from Hobart College in 1898; instructor in Greek at Delaware Academy, Delhi, N. Y., from 1882 to 1885 ; Principal Oxford Academy, Oxford, N. Y., from 1885 to 1893 ; appointed Inspector of academies and Examiner in English by the Regents of the University of the State of N. Y., 1893 ; resigned this position ; ap- pointed Head Master of St. Paul's School, Garden City, N. Y., 1893 ; married Isabella Horner, of Delhi, N. Y., Sept. 23, 1886; member of the Sons of the Revolution and of the University Club of New York. Address, St. Paul's School, Garden City, N. Y.

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GANNETT, Frank Ernest:

Journalist; born Sept. 15, 1876, near Naples, N. Y .; son of Joseph Charles Gannett and Maria Brooks Gannett; was graduated from Cornell University, 1898; in 1898 was manager of Cornell Maga- zine, and in 1896 one of the editors of the Cornell Daily Sun; private secretary to Jacob Gould Schurman when president of the first U. S. Philippine Commission, and accompanied him to the Islands; bus- iness manager and editor of Cornell Alum- ni News, 1900-01; managing editor of Ithaca Daily News, 1900-04; general man- ager of Ithaca Publishing Co., in charge of Ithaca Daily News since 1904. Trans- lated Jose Rizal's novel, Noli Me Tan- gere, and pubished it in 1899, under the title of Friars and Filipinos. Address, Ithaca, N. Y.

GANNETT, William Channing:

Unitarian clergyman, author; born Bos- ton, March 13, 1840; son of Rev. Ezra Stiles Gannett; was graduated from Har- vard, 1860; filled pulpits at St. Paul and other places; now located at Rochester ; author : A Year of Miracle; Biography of Rev. Ezra Stiles Gannett ; The Thought of God in Hymns and Poems (with Fred- erick L. Hosmer) ; The Faith that Makes Faithful (with Jenkin Lloyd Jones). Ad- dress, 15 Sibley Place, Rochester, N. Y.

GANNON, Anna:

Author; born Philadelphia, June 6, 1876; daughter of Thomas Gannon; ed- ucated high school and Academy Notre Dame, Philadelphia and abroad; author: The Song of Stradella, and Other Songs; A Dream of Shakespeare's Women; mem- ber of Civic and Authors Clubs and Browning Society. Address, 245 West 39th St., N. Y. City.

GANNON, Frank S .:

Vice-president of the N. Y. City Street Ry .; director of the Broadway and Sev- enth Avenue R. R., Forty-second Street and Grand Street Ferry R. R., Fulton St. R. R., Metropolitan Securities Co., Thirty- fourth Street Crosstown Ry., Twenty- third Street Ry., and the Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth Street Crosstown R. R. Address, 621 Broadway, N. Y. City. GANNON, Thomas Joseph:

President St. John's College, born Cambridge, Mass., July 14, 1853; educated public schools, Cambridge, Boston College; in 1872 became a member of the Society of Jesus; instructor of classics Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass .; lecturer meta- physics, 1870-91, private secretary to Very Rev. Provincial of Md., N. Y., prov-

ince of the Society of Jesus; since 1891, president St. John's College, Fordham. Address, 30 W. 16th St., Fordham, N. Y. GANS, Howard S .:

Lawyer; born New York, 1872; entered Harvard 1889; was graduated, 1892; after a course in the New York Law School; was admitted to the Bar, 1894; in 1900, Mr. Philbin appointed him deputy-assist- ant district attorney; and in the following year he was directed to make a special study of the law affecting the police and their duties, and assigned to assist George W. Schurman, who was then in charge of police prosecutions. The police work of the office was subsequently en- trusted to Mr. Gans, who had general supervision over cases pending against officers; represented the district-attorney's office in its cooperation in the work of the Committee of Fifteen. Address 501 W. Broadway, N. Y. City.

GANT, Samuel Goodwin:

Surgeon; born Knoxville, Mo., May 9, 1869; son of Jackson D. and Sarah A. Creason Gant; educated Carrollton, Mo., high school; was graduated from Mis- souri Medical College, 1889; New York Post-Graduate Hospital, 1890; LL. D., William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo .; married 1898, Susan Rankin Barret, Hen- derson, Ky. Member Am. Medical As- sociation, Mississippi Valley Medical So- ciety, New York Academy of Medicine; club: N. Y. Athletic. Author: Diseases of the Rectum and Anus; monographs on diseases pertaining to the gastro-intestin- al tract. Address, 43 West 52d St., N. Y. City.

GANTRY, Harrison E .:

President Consolidated Gas Co., East River Gas Co., and United Electric Light and Power Co .; director Astor National Bank, and Lincoln Trust Co. Residence, 18 West 11th St .; office, 4 Irving Place, N. Y. City.

GARDEN, Hugh Richardson:

Soldier, lawyer; born Sumter Co., S. C., July 9, 1840; son of Alester Gibbes; was graduated from South Carolina College, 1860; married, 1868, Charlotteville, Va., Lucy Gordon, daughter William J. Rob- ertson, judge Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia; joined Confederate Army, 1861; 1862 appointed captain of artillery, raised and equipped a battery of field guns. Served under Gen. John B. Hood as captain of artillery, participating in battles of Antietam, Gettysburg, 2d Cold Harbor, Fts. Harrison and Suffolk; com- manded artillery of rear guard of Lee's

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army; on surrender at Appomattox, 1865; [ D. C. Oct. 4, 1872, to Aug. 19, 1873; acting studied law at University of Virginia; admitted to the Bar, 1866; practiced his profession at Columbia, S. C., and War- renton, Va., and since 1882 in N. Y. City; member: Sons American Revolution, N. Y. Southern Society, Bar Association; clubs: Manhattan, Young mens Demo- cratic, Reform, Lawyers, Delta Kappa Epsilon. Residence, Savoy Hotel; office, 32 Nassau St., N. Y. City.

GARDENER, Helen Hamilton (Mrs. Sel- den A. Day) :

Author; born near Winchester, Va., June 21, 1853; began writing books in 1885; author: Men, Women and Gods, (1885); By Divine Right; Pushed by Un- seen Hands, (1890); Is this Your Son, my Lord? (1891); Pray You, Sir, Whose Daughter? (1892); Facts and Fictions of Life, (1893); A Thoughtless Yes, (1894); Have Children a Right to Legal Pro- tection ? (1895); An Unofficial Patriot, (1898); Rev. Griffith Davenport, (1899) ; besides numerous stories; her works have been translated into German, French, Russian and other languages. Married, 1901, Colonel G. S. Day, U. S. Army. Home, 338 S. Grand Ave., Los Angeles, Cal .; New York address, care R. F. Fenno & Co., 9 East 16th St., N. Y. City. GARDINER, Asa Bird:

Lawyer and lieutenant colonel U. S. Army, retired; born New York, Sept. 30, 1839; appointed from N. Y .; civil life, first lieutenant Thirty-first N. Y. Volunteer Infantry, May 27, 1861; honorably mus- tered out Aug. 7, 1861; captain Twenty- second N. Y. State Militia May 31, 1862; honorably mustered out, Sept. 5, 1862; captain Twenty-second N. Y. State Mili- tia, June 18, 1863; honorably mustered out July 24, 1863; first lieutenant Veteran R. C., Feb. 11, 1865; honorably mustered out Aug. 13, 1866; second lieutenant Ninth U. S. Infantry July 20, 1866; first lieutenant Feb. 14, 1868; transferred to First Artillery April 3, 1869; major and judge advocate Aug. 18, 1873; in 1875 re- ceived degree of LL. D. from New York University and L. H. D. from Hobart Col- lege in 1896; retired Dec. 8, 1888, for dis- ability in line of duty; brevet captain volunteers, March 13, 1865, for gallant and meritorious services; staff positions occupied, adjutant Seventh V. R. C. from May 29, 1865, to Aug. 13, 1866; acting judge advocate department of the East from July 5, 1871, to Nov. 1, 1872; acting signal officer department of the East from March 14, 1872, to Dec. 5, 1872; A.

judge advocate division of the South from May 1, 1873, to Aug. 19, 1873; A. A. A. General Division of the South from May 9, 1873, to July 11, 1873; professor of law at U. S. Military Academy July 29, 1874, to Aug. 28, 1878; served as Assistant in the office of the Secretary of War, Oct. 25, 1887 to Nov. 17, 1888; service in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-65; served with regi- ment in Virginia, 1861; on regimental re- cruiting service N. Y. City, July 30, 1861; resigned from that duty Aug. 7, 1861, and resumed the practice of law; under subsequent proclamation of the President calling for troops, raised a company (Twenty-second N. Y. State Volunteers), and served with regiment in Eighth Corps in Maryland and Shenandoah Valley from May 31, to Sept. 5, 1862; out of service to June 18, 1863, when, as captain of same regiment, under call of the president for troops, served successively in the Army of the Susquehanna and in the Sixth Corps Army of the Potomac, in Pennsyl- vania and Maryland to the close of the campaign at Williamsport, Md .; partici- pated in the skirmish of Fairfax Court House, battles of Blackburn's Ford and Bull Run, combat at Sporting Hill, Pa., defense of Carlisle against Cavalry Corps army Northern Virginia, July 1-2, 1863, in which he was wounded, and fight be- fore Hagerstown; medal of honor for distinguished services performed during the Civil War; district attorney of N. Y. County, 1897-1900; secretary of General Society of Cincinnati since 1884; president R. I. State Society of Cincinnati since 1899; member Military Order of Loy- al Legion; one of the founders and in- corporator of the Sons of the Revolution; also member of Union, Metropolitan, West Point, Manhattan and other clubs; vice- commandant of Veteran Corps of Artil- lery, State of N. Y. Address, Union Club, N. Y. City.

GARDINER, Charles A .:

Lawyer; born Canada, Sept. 2, 1855; attended public schools in Franklin and Jefferson Counties, N. Y .; was graduated from Hamilton College, 1880; Columbia Law School, 1884; has since received de- gree of L. H. D., from Western Reserve University; Ph. D. and D. C. L., from Syracuse University, and LL. D. from New York University; admitted to Bar, 1885; general attorney for Elevated and Subway Ry. Companies of N. Y. City ; counsel and director various other railway and financial corporations ; trus-

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tee N. Y. University, 1898; Hamilton ¡ ciated as counsel with Charles O Conor and

College, 1900; regent of the University

of the State of N. Y., 1903; mem-

ber of Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Delta Phi, Bar Association of N. Y. City,

State Bar Association ; member Met-

ropolitan, Riding and Ardsley Clubs ;

author: Race Problem in the United States, (1881); National Aid to Education, (1882); Proposed Anglo-American Alli- ance, (1898); Our Right to Acquire and Hold Foreign Territory, (1899); The Con- stitution and our new Possessions, (1900) ; A Constitutional and Educational Solu- tion of the Negro Problem, (1903); and True Expansion of the Empire State, (1904). Married Alice May Driggs, June, 1890. Residence, 581 Fifth Ave .; office, Western Union Building, N. Y. City.

GARDINER, Edmond Le Breton:

President of the Circleville Water Supply Co., Jersey City Water Supply Co., Kent Water & Light Co., Lincoln Water and Light Co., Massillon Water Supply Co., Wabash Electric Light Co., and the Warren Water Co., director of Al- gonquin Co., Billings Water Power Co., Dundee Water Power and Land Co., East Jersey Water Co., Standard Rope and Twine Co., and the Warren Electric Light and Power Co .; was graduated from Cornell University in 1875; married H. Louise Sprague; member of University Club. Residence, Kenmore, N. J .; office, 2 Wall St., N. Y. City.

GARDINER, James Terry :

Civil engineer; born Troy, N. Y., May 6, 1842; educated Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Sheffield Scientific School; married daughter of Bishop Doane, Al- bany, N. Y .; 1861-64 in U. S. service as inspector of ordnance and construction harbor defenses, San Francisco, 1861-64; California Geological Survey, 1864-67; five years with Clarence King; U. S. Geo- logical Survey, 1872-75; director N. Y. State Geological Survey, 1876-86 and member of State Board of Health, 1880- 86; vice-president coal companies of Erie R. R. Co .; president Mexican Coal & Coke Co .; clubs: Century, Riding, Ardsley, Mid-day, Yale Alumni. Residence, 107 E. 34th St .; office, 26 Cortlandt St., N. Y. City.

GARDNER, John C. F .:

Lawyer; born Nantucket, Mass., Jan. 31, 1856; married Feb. 6, 1893, Jane Hatch; was graduated from Columbia College in 1877; member of the Union and Calumet Clubs and Association of Bar; was asso-

Ex-Governor Hoadly in the Tennessee R.R. Bond litigation involving many millions; represented Toledo and Wabash Equip- ment Bondholders in their proceeding against the Wabash R. R .; acted as counsel for receiver of Carolina, Cumber- land Gap & Charleston R. R. and other railroad companies and English holders of defaulted securities in many litiga- tions. Address, 60 Wall St., N. Y. City.

GARDNER, Thomas Mooney:

Assistant professor of mechanical en- gineering, Cornell University since 1902; was graduated from Purdee University, B. M. E., 1892, and Cornell University, M. M. E., 1896. Engaged with Bedford (Ind.) Electric Light and Power Co., 1892; as- sistant in electrical engineering, Purdee University, 1892-93; engaged in engineer- ing construction work, 1893-94; professor of physics and electrical engineering, Throop Polytechnic Institute, 1894-95; en- gaged in engineering construction, 1896- 99; instructor in experimental engineer- ing, Cornell University, 1899-1901; in charge of course in applied electricity, Pratt Institute, 1901-02. Address, Ithaca, N. Y.

GARDNER, Walter Edwin:

Editor; born Watertown, N. Y., Aug. 7, 1849; son of Henry Shaaf and Hannah Martha Gardner; educated Oswego, N. Y .; married Syracuse, N. Y., 1874, Miss Mary Dunbar; on editorial staff Evening Wis- consin, Milwaukee, until 1889, when he was appointed United States Consul at Rotterdam, Holland, which office he filled four years; purchased and edited a west- ern paper; since 1898 he has edited and published the Syracuse Post-Standard; Republican. Address, 136 East Genesee St. Syracuse, N. Y.

GARLAND, Hamlin:

Author; born 1860, near the present site of West Salem, Wis .; attended dis- trict school in winter and worked on the farm during the summer; became a pupil at Cedar Valley Seminary at Osage. though working as usual on the farm during six months of each year; was graduated in 1881 from this school; be- came a pupil and instructor in the Boston School of Oratory, and taught private lessons in English and from 1885-89 American Literature, lecturing in and about Boston on Browning, Fliakespeare, The Drama, etc., writing and studying in the public library. In 1890 he published: Main Traveled Roads; in 1891, Jason Ed- wards; 1892, A Member of the Third

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House and A Spoil of Office; 1893, Prairie ( Bank, N. Y. City; Electricity Building,

Songs; in 1895 he completed Rose of Dutcher's Coolly, and entered upon the writing of a Life of General Grant; this work consumed two year's time and de- manded much travel and personal re- search; in 1898 he published this biog- raphy and a third volume of sliort sto- ries called Wayside Courtship; in 1898, immediately after completeing the Grant Life, Mr. Garland went into the Yukon Valley. This trip consumed nearly six months and forms the basis of a volume called The Trail of the Gold-Seekers; in

1899 be published

Boy-Life on the Prairie; in 1900, The Eagle's Heart; in 1901, Her Mountain Lover; in 1902, The Captain of the Gray Horse Troop; his latest book is Hesper; in 1899 he married Zulime Taft; member of the National In- stitute of Arts and Letters and of the Players Club of N. Y. City. Address, The Players Club, Gramercy Park, N. Y. City.

GARLICK, Henry M .:

President of the Morris Hardware Co., and The Standard Table Oil Cloth Co .; vice-president of the Dollar Savings and Trust Co .; president First National Bank of Youngstown, Ohio; director of the Actna Foundry and Machine Co., The Independent Telephone Co., The Ohio Leather Co., Youngstown Opera House Co., and the Youngstown-Sharon Ry. and Light Co., United Engineering and Foun- dry Co. Address, 320 Broadway, N. Y. City.

GARNSEY, Elmer E .:

Artist and mural painter; born Holm- del, N. J., Jan. 24, 1862; married Laura- da Davis, of Redbank, N. J .; studied at Cooper Institute and Art Students League, pupil of George W. Maynard and Francis Lathrop; has painted mural decorations in U. S. Capitol and Library of Congress, Washington, D. C .; Boston Public Libra- ry Bowdoin College, Yale University Memorial Hall, State House, Providence, R. I .; Minnesota Capitol, St. Paul, and Provident Bank, Baltimore; Riggs Na- tional Bank and Evening Star Buildings, Washington, D. C .; Prudential Insurance Building, Newark, N. J .; Carnegie Insti- tute, Mechanics National Bank, and Far- mers' National Bank, Pittsburg, Pa ;; Columbia University Library, Stock Ex- change, N. Y. Life Insurance Co., Equit- able Life Insurance Co., University Club, Union Club, Yale Club, Bowery Bank, N. Y. Savings Bank, Greenwich Savings

Music Hall, Fine Arts Building, N. Y. State Building, at Columbian Exposition, with recompense of bronze medal; U. S. Pavilion, Paris Exposition, with recom- penses of silver and bronze medals; mem- ber of Century Association, corresponding member American Institute Architects; vice-president National Society of Mural Painters. Address, 489 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City; residence, "White House," White Plains, N. Y.

GARRETSON, Garret J .:

Jurist; born Newtown, N. Y., 1847; academic education at private schools and Flushing Institute, L. I., N. Y .; ad- mitted to Bar, 1869; school commissioner, Queens County, N. Y., 1873-75; surro- gate, 1880; county judge of Queens Coun- ty, 1886-96; member of Greater New York Charter Commission, 1896; Justice Supreme Court since 1896. Address, Elmhurst, N. Y.

GARRIGUES, Henry Jacques :

Physician; born Copenhagen, Denmark, June 6, 1831; was graduated A. B. from University of Copenhagen, and studied medicine for four years when illness forced him to stop for years, which he largely em- ployed in traveling; was in New York, 1586 ; studied in Paris, 1857; was gradu- ated as M. D. from the University of Copen- hagen, 1869, and has since then practiced medicine with obstetrics and gynaecol- ogy as specialty; married, 1868, Louise Riemer; came to N. Y., 1875. Gynae- cologist to the German Dispensary, 1879; obstetric surgeon to N. Y. Maternity Hospital, 1881; visiting obstetrician to the N. Y. Infant Asylum, 1884; visiting gynaecologist German Hospital, 1885; professor of obstetrics in N. Y. Post- Graduate School and Hospital, 1886; vis- iting gynaecologist St. Mark's Hospital, 1890; consulting obstetric surgeon to N. Y. Maternity Hospital, 1892; profes- sor of gynaecology and obstetrics in N. Y. School of Clinical Medicine, 1896; consulting physician N. Y. Mothers' Home and Maternity Hospital. Belongs to many local and national societies, twice president of the German Medical Society, 1889, 1890; president of the German Social Scientific Union, 1893; Honorary Fellow of the American Gyn- aecological Society, 1901; Honorary Fel- low Edinburgh Obstetrical Society, 1902. Honorary member of the College of Physi- cians of the German Dispensary, 1904. Has contributed over a hundred articles to American and foreign journals and

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written the following books or parts of | Wheaton, Ill., Oct. 8, 1846; son of Eras- books: Gastro-Elytrotomy (1878); Diag- tus and Susan A. Valette Gary; educated Wheaton public schools, Wheaton Col- Icge and Chicago University; was grad- uated from law department, Chicago University, 1867; married, 1869, Julia E. Graves, of Aurora, Ill. (died, 1902); admitted to Illinois Bar, Oct., 1867; Bar of Supreme Court, U. S., 1878; was mayor and county judge and held other prominent positions in his native city and county; practised his profession in Chicago, Ill., until 1898, when he be- came president of Federal Steel Co .; in- terested as officer or director in many large and important corporations, in- cluding the U. S. Steel Corporation, being chairman of its executive and member of its finance committee; clubs, Lawyers, Metropolitan. Address, 71 Broadway, N. Y. City. nosis of Ovarian Cysts by Means of Their Contents (1882); Practical Guide to Antiseptic Midwifery in Hospital and Private Practice (1886); The Develop- ment of the Female Genitals and the Malformation of the Female Genitals in System of Gynaecology by American Authors (Lea Brothers, 1887); Puerperal Infection and Diseases of the Breasts in System of Obstetrics (Lea Brothers, 1889); Text-book of Diseases of Women, which has had three editions (1894, 1897, 1900); Puerperal Infection in American Text-book of Obstetrics (Saunders, 1895, second edition, 1902); Science and Art of Obstetrics, (1902); Outlines of Gy- naecology (1905). He introduced anti- septic midwifery in America (Oct. 1, 1883), by which he directly and indirect- ly saved the lives of thousands of GASTON, George H .: women. Address, 210 W. 4th st., N. Y. City.

GARRISON, Wendell Phillips:

Author, editor; born Cambridgeport, Mass., June 4, 1840; son of William Lloyd and Helen Eliza Benson Garrison; was graduated from Harvard, 1861, A. M., 1895; married, first, 1865, Lucy Mc- Kim, second, 1891, Annie McKim Dennis; member board of directors geological survey of N. J. Literary Editor of the Nation since 1865. Author: The Benson Family of Newport, R. I .; What Mr. Dar- win Saw in His Voyage Around the World; (with brother) Life of William Lloyd Garrison; In Memoriam Sarah A. Mc- Kim; Parables for School and Home; Sonnets and Lyrics of the Ever-Woman- ly ; The New Gulliver ; The Mother's Reg- ister, translated from the French of Dr. J. B. Fonssagrives. Residence, Llewellyn Park, Orange, N. J .; office, 208 Broadway, N. Y. City.

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Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 65

Author: Publication date: 1904- Publisher: New York : Lewis Historical Pub. Co., etc. Number of Pages: 1100

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Publication date: 1904-
Publisher: New York : Lewis Historical Pub. Co., etc.
Number of Pages: 1100