KELLOGG, FRANK BILLINGS

(1856), lawyer; b. Potsdam, N. YY. His family later settled in Minnesota, where he received a primary education and studied for the bar. He was admitted in 1877 and became city attorney of Rochester, Minn., and county attorney of Olmstead County. In 1887 he established a practice in St. Paul as a member of the firm of Davis, Kellogg and Severance, and served as general counsel for several railroad and mining interests. He became of note during the Roosevelt administration as chief counsel for the government in its anti-trust suit against the Standard Oil Company, and in contesting the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific merger. In 1916 he was elected U. S. Senator from Minnesota for the 1917-23 term, and at its expiration was defeated for re-election. He was appointed Amba ador to Great Britain in Oct., 1923,