LAUT, AGNES C

(1871); an 6. at Ontario, Can., grandfather principal of Queen’s University. studied at Manitoba University but in junior year because of ill She, was an editorial writer for Manitoba Free Pre from 1895-7, which she was correspondent for Canadian, English and American papers and magazines in New including the Saturday Evening Collier’s, and Review of ‘Author: Lords of the North, 1900; booters of the Wilderne , 1910; Dawn, 1913; Through Unknown west, 1913; Adventures of England Hudson Bay, 1914; Canadian wealth, 1915 and Pioneers of the Coast, 1915. 1923), an American lawyer, b. in York City. He graduated from College of the City of New York, '1864 and at once began practice in York City. He made a specialty railway law and became identified some of the largest financial and trial institutions in the country. took an active part in politics and Ru ia times served as delegate to the National at a Republican Convention. He was pre sistra its. dent of the Baltimore and Southern Railway and other railways. He took an active part in charitable work and by was connected for many years with the regard Hebrew Orphan Asylum. He was recognized as one of the best known the lawyers and public spirited citizens of special New York.