KENMOURE, WILLIAM GORDON

for complicity in rebellion, 1716; the title was then attained; restored, 1824; dormant, 1847. EENNAN, GEORGE (1845); traveller and journalist; b. Norwalk, Ohio. He studied telegraphy and in 1865 began an extensive acquaintance with Ru ia by visiting Siberia to superintend the laying of telegraph lines. His subsequent visits to Ru ia embrace d the exploration of the mountains of Eastern Caucasus and Daghestan, an investigation of the Ru ian Exile System in the course of which he. travelled 15,000 miles; an attempt to visit Count Tolstoy, entailing his arrest and deportation by the Ru ian authorities; and reporting the Ru o-Japanese war of 1904, when he witne ed the siege of Port Arthur. He travelled also in Japan, China, Manchuria and Korea, and lectured and wrote extensively for periodicals upon his experiences. He translated General Kuropatkin’s History of the Japanese War. His other writings include records of other journalistic work.