Hogan, REVEREND STan is tAus Maria

0.P., and grandson of John Holman, veteran of the War of J.C.L., §.T.Lect., Ph.tect., b. at Belfast, Ireland, 6 1812. Education: public and private schools and December, 1872. Education: St. Malachy’s College, Academy and Female Seminary, Portland, Oregon; Belfast; St. Thomas’s College, New bridge, and St. University of California. Admitted to the Bar of the Mary’s College, Tallaght, Ireland; Minerva and Supreme Court of Oregon 1879; practising lawyer, Roman Seminary, Rome. Entered the Dominican specializing in corporation, real property and probate Order 1889; ordained 1895; formerly stationed at St. law, 1879-; general counsel and director of Saviour’s, Limerick, Ireland; engaged in giving Portland Railway, Light and Power Company; local mi ions and retreats succe ively in Ireland and general counsel for H. M. Byllesby and Company for Australia 1898—; a istant, St. Laurence’s Church, Oregon, Washington and Idaho; counsel for and North Adelaide, South Australia, 1906-; member director of the Oregon Power Company; regent of the of the Council of Vigilance, archdiocese of Adelaide. University of Oregon 1903-; member of the Bars Preached course of Lenten sermons on ‘The Church” of the United States and Washington State Supreme (1908) and on ‘Jesus Christ”? (1910), cathedral, Courts. Has done much for the growth and develop- Adelaide. Author of: ‘Life of St. Vincent Ferrer” ment of Portland, Oregon; Democratic National (for “‘ Friar Saints’’); pamphlets on spiritism, miracles, Committeeman for Oregon, 1904-1908; delegate-at and Lacordaire for Catholic Truth Societies of Ireland large, Democratic National Conventions, 1892, 1904, and Australia; contributor to: “American Ecclesiast i- 1912; member of the Charter Commi ion, formed to cal Review”; ‘‘Irish Ecclesiastical Record”’; ‘‘Austraframe new charter for Portland, 1902-1903, 1908- lian Catholic Quarterly”; ‘““Ave Maria”; “Rosary”’; 1909; president, Oregon State Bar A ociation, 1909- “Trish Rosary’”’; “Austral Light’’. 1910, and Oregon Pioneer A ociation, 1909-1910; ARTICLE: Burxen, THomas NICHOLAS. won amateur gold medals, Exhibitions of Roses, Lewis and Clark Exposition, Portland, Oregon, 1905,