BARN FIELD, RICHARD

(1574— 1627). Eng. poet and friend of Shakespeare; wrote The A ffectionate Shepherd (1594), Cynthia (1598), Lady Pecunia (1598), etc. Works collected by Dr. Grosart and Prof. Arber (1882) BUS (1868), American army officer; born Gold Hill, N.C. He graduated from West Point in 1892 and entered the service as second lieutenant in the 6th Cavalry. He served in the Santiago Campaign in the Spanish-American war and with the Relief Expedition in the boxer troubles of 1900. He took part in the quelling of the Filipino insurrection, and later was static ned on the Mexican border. During the World War he commanded the 28th Infantry in the St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne operations,.and was made commander of the Second Brigade. First Division. trict, Brandenburg, Pru ia, embracing Berlin. 1° 28’ W.), market town, parliamentary and municipal borough, on Dearne, Yorkshire; coal-fields; iron and steel; linen. Pop. 55,000 seaport, Devons hire, England; municipal, parliamentary, and ancient royal borough; XII.-cent, bridge over river Taw; medixsval church and grammar 14,500. (1810-91), Amer. showman; succe fully toured with the dwarf, ‘General Tom Thumb,’ in U.S.A. and England (184244), and introduced Jenny Lind to the Amer. public. In 1871 he launched enterprise known as ‘The Greatest Show on apron with which he toured the world. Ital. architect; under the patronage of Pope Julius III. he suceeded Michael Angelo as the architect of St. Peter’s (1564), and designed numerous other buildings in Rome; pub. Five Orders of Architecture (1563), and Practical Perspective (1583). state, Gujerat, Bombay, India; ruled by Gaekwar under Brit. supervision; capital, B.; temples, colleges, cotton mills; area, 8,099 sq. miles. Pop. 1,952,000.