SHELDON, CHARLES MONROE

(1857), He ed from Brown University and three years later became minister the Central Congregational Church Topeka, Kan., in which pastorate remained till 1919. The following he was appointed editor of the Herald, His writings embraced thirty works written between 1891 1921, all of a religious character. of his books, In His Steps, 1896, an enormous sale in Hnglish-speaking countries, especially in America Great Britain, and evoked wide cu ion. (Tadorna cornuta), a handsome, liantly plumaged member of the family, often kept on ornamental but found on flat coasts. The about 25 in. long, the head and are glo y green and the rest plumage is chiefly black and white, rich chestnut breast and bronze ulum. The flesh is coarse flavored, IMG:map164.jpg: