8AJU19,  Cliaries  K.  de  M.i

Physician,  medical  author  and  laryn-
gologist;  bom  at  sea,  near  coast  of  France,
Dec.  18.  1852;  son  of  Count  Charles  B.
and  Marie  Pierrette  de  Medici;  educated
by  private  tutors;  was  grraduated  from
Jefferson  Medical  College,  Philadelphia,
1878;  married,  Jan.  SO,  1884.  Emma  Chris-
tine Bergner.  Became  clinical  lecturer  in
Jefterson  Medical  College;  dean  and  pro-
fessor in  Medico-Chirurgical  College;  Pro-
fessor of  Anatomy  and  Physiology.  Wag-
ner Institute  of  Science;  Fellow  College
of  Physicians  of  Philadelphia,  and  mem-
ber of  a  large  number  of  scientific  bod-
ies; officer  of  the  Academy  and  Knight
of  the  Legion  of  Honor  of  France;  Knight
of  the  Order  of  Leopold  of  Belgium,  etc.
Author  of  a  "Curative  Treatment  of  Hay
Fever."  1884;  "Diseases  of  the  Nose  and
Throat,"  1885;  editor  of  "Sajous's  Annual
and  Analytical  Cyclopedia  of  Practical
Medicine."  1898-1900;  "Sajous's  Annual  of
the  Universal  Medical  Sciences."  1888-
1896;  "The  Internal  Secretions  and  the
Principles  of  Medicine,"  1903.  Address,
2043  Walnut  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.
SALMON,  Re-r.  Bdgrar  Plersom

Clergyman  Presbyterian  Church;  bom
of  Scotch-Irish  and  Huguenot ,  parentage,
at  Susquehanna.  Pa.,  Aug.  17,  1853;  was
graduate  of  Hamilton  College.  Clinton,
N.  Y.,  1878;  Auburn  Theological  Semi-
nary, 1881;  pastor  at  Oaks  Corners.  N.
T.,  1R81;  at  Knowlesville,  N.  T.,  1884;  at
Campbell.  N.  T.,  1892;  at  Galeton,  Pa.,
since  1899.  Stated  Clerk  Niagara  Pres-
bytery, 1890;  Commissioner  of  Auburn
Theological  Seminary,  1887-1892;  repre-
sentative in  General  Assembly  at  Sara-
toga Springs,  N.  Y.,  1884  and  1892,  at
Minneapolis.  Minn.,  1899,  and  Los  Angeles,
Cal..  1904.  Permanent  Clerk  of  Wells-
borough  Presbytery,  1902;  reorganized
Presbyterian  Society  at  Galeton,  1899;
built  church  and  parsonage  1900-1901.  Ad-
dress, Galeton,  Pa.
