SCARR, JAMES HENRY

(1867), a meteorologist; b. near South Boston, Mich., s. of Francis O. and Joanna Eastman Wilmarth Scarr. He was a student. of the State Normal School,|and_ Emporia, Kan. He was admitted to the bor in 1892 and in addition to prac-| ticing law was engaged in newspaper and real estate busine until 1898,|and when he entered the service of the U.S. Weather Bureau and served at various stations until 1909 after which he was dist. forecaster of New York. writer; partly paralyzed_from age comic twenty-eight; married, 1652, Franof d’Aubigné, the future Mire. de| coise Main ten on; created a burlesque style imitated from Spanish; wrote the partly Typhon, verse, and the Roman comique, 1651;| in in prose—light, amusing burlesques from which ‘Molisre drew much. 163-88 B.C.), Rom. consul, 115; involved in Jugurthine scandals, 112; censor, 109; built Via Aemilia. His s. of same name, was sent as questor to Judea.